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THE DAILY IXEWS. r^iS- LAR3EST CIRCULATION-THE DAILY. NEWS Bi'INO THE NEWSPAPER OiFlCIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGFST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OP CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTE US REMAIN? ING IN THE P03TOFFICT AT THE END OF taCH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POaXOFFICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALE THIS DAV. CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at their auction house, Hasel-street shoes, dry good?, Ac. MEETINGS THIS EVENING. Catholic Instituto, at 7 o'clock. German Fusilier Society, at 8 o'clock. Orange Lodgo. at 7 o'clock precisely. French Protestant church, at 5 o'clock. COTTON FOR LIVERPOOL_Messrs. W. B. Smith & Co. cleared on Saturday last the ship Owego, for Liverpool, with a cargo of 382 bags c f sea island aud 2703 bales of upland cotton. -UNITED STATES COURT.-The petit jory, dis? charged last Wednesday, will attend the court to? day, when the judge will lisien to issues in bank? ruptcy. IN -AN OBITUART] NOTICE of the late Colonel Hamilton, published last week in THK NZWS, several sad blunders were committed by the types. The most annoying mistake was tho substitution of the word "discretion" for "distinction." THE BANK OF THE STATE.-Tho Phoenix, of Sansrdav, has the following paragraph : "The man damus in the case of the Bank of tho State is set for a hearing on Thursday, 14th instant Hon. W. F. Wording, of Beaufort, has been appointed to act as Judge in the case." CATHEDRAL CHAPEL, QUEEN-STEET.-At an election hold yesterday, after service, for Vestry of Et John's Chapel, the foUowing gentlemen ware re? elected to serve for tbe ensuing year: John McKee gan, Ihomas O'Brien, John F. O'Neill, Henry F. Baker, M. P. 0'Cor.nor, Bernard O'Neill, M. W. St. Arnaud, Themas C. Bran and John Dougherty. BEV. B. P. CUTLER.-This able and eloquent minister preached yesterday at tho Unitarian Church, Archdale-street He took for hts text the following verso of Scripture: "Whom the Lord lovath he chas teneth;" and delivered a very interesting and in? structive discourse. Mr. Cutler, who is fining the Unitarian pulpit e f this city for the present is a prac? ticed and accomplished speaker, and a writer of more than ordinary ability. PERSONAL.-Gcnoral W. T. Bennett, Internal Revenue Supervisor for South Carolina, George W. Mason, Esq., ol tho Postemce Department Dr. M. K. Hogan, recently appointed tb succeed Colonel Low on the comnrssion on planters' bonds, and C. C. Leary, Esq,, of thc New York and Charleston Steam? ship Line, are ;.t the Charleston Hotel. E. P. Lucas, Esq., of the. Carlington Democrat, is at tho Pavilion. THE LAIE BET. BASIL MANET, D. D.-A dis? course commemorative of this distinguished Baptist divine was preached at the First Baptist Church yesterday afternoon by Rev. W. J. Hard, ot Augusta, Ga., a co temporary and personal friend of the de? ceased. Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather a large congregation attended, and the impressive ser? vices of the occasion united in with heartfelt emotion by many who bad been accustomed to sit nuder the ministration of the eloquent and venera? ble man, whose services and virtues were so feelingly and truthfully portrayed by the friend of his youth. SOCI?T? FRANCAISE.-The anniversary of this benevolent society was celebrated on the 7th January, 18.9. At the meeting held on that day ihe ' following officers and members of committees to aerve during the present year were duly elected: P. J. BARBoT, President B. RIO 1 .8, Vice-President P. J. ESN ARD, Treasurer. EUGENE E-DRA, Secretary. Committee on Finance.-I?. I. Bar bot, B. Riols, P. -J. Esnard and En (reno Kid ra. Committee on Charity.-Edouard Lacas: ague, H. F. Brandt James Salvo, J. Barrett Cohen and Honore Soubeyroux. A STOCK EXCHANGE.- Befereuce to this sub? ject is again suggested by the advertisement ot the sale of Law Range and other valuable real estate ad? joining it. The whole property is offered for sale to? gether, and of course, even at "only one-third cash, w?l require large Immediate capital to parchase it an amount so large indeed that it will confine com? petition for the purchase to very lew bidders. It would seem that the lot might be divided and other buildings sold to more advantage separately. The purchaser or purchasers of Law Range might then utilize the present open square by cavering it and making a stock exchange, or general merchants' ex? change, and the offices which are now rented to lawyers at nemtcal prices might when occupied by brokers and bankers, be made to pay very high fig? ures. _ THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AT ORANOE BUBO.-The term of the Court of General Sessions commenced in Orangeburg on Monday, the fourth. Judge Carpenter took his seat on that day, and the juries.were at once organized. The Orangeburg News remarks: The criminal dockets are very heavy, and there Siems but Uttle Uk .Lood of all of the cases being disposed c f this week. We learn, however, that the Judge bas determined lo continua tbe sessions until all of the criminal mit er is cleared from the dock? ets. Judge Carpenter has n tbl<, bis first court on the circuit, won golden opinions from all in the com- > munity. His admmiitration of justice is marked with great ability ; and his chargea to the juries, both as to the exposition ol the law as well as the state? ment of testimonv, show a thorough knowledge of his profession, und a perfect discrimination of right r-ud wrong, together ?Ith fairness and justice rarely surpassed. Wo predict for the Judge a most certain popularity in his career on tho bench, based upon all the higher qualities and attributes which belong to the ermine. It is not likely that any civil cases o. consequence will bo touched before the week after next FIRE.-On Saturday morning last, about five o'clock, a Aro occurred lu the rear ol Mr. J. B. McEl bose's boot and shoe store, No. 427 King-stroct near Calhoun, which Boon spreed to tho adjoin'ng premises occupied by Mrs. Booth, dealer in m'llinery. The flame? had got such headway before they cu ?dbe subdued that they destroyed both Blores with their contents. Mr. McElhose loses heavily, having sn in suracco of only $45t'0 in the London and Liver? pool and Globe Ins ni ac ce Companies. C. T. Lowndes agent, on a stoek of seven or eight thousand dollars. Airs. Booth was insured in the auaa agency for two thousand dollars, which will not cover ber losses. Mr J. B. MoriUo, next north of Mr. McElhose, lost about two-thirds of his stock in segara, by stealago, in trying to move it. He had no insurance. The budding he occupied be? longed to Mrs. Givens, of ?Summerville, and was in insured. The kitchen attached was somewhat dam? aged. The buildings occupied by Mrs. Boc th and J. B. McElhose beloaged to Mr. H. Prioleau. of L;verpo?l, and were not insured. The fire is b leved to have been the result of i nc en dian sm, and the facts wiU be properly investigated by the Chief of the Fire Department THE UNITED STATES COURT, January 9 HON. GEOBOE S. BEYAN, PBESTDINQ.-The follow? ing matters in bankruptcy wero disposed of : Ex parte Sarah H. Anderson, in re C. B. F. Baker. Petition to establish ben of judgments. Sale granted. Ex parto John D. Singletary and T. Eaddy, in re W. J. J. Lifrsge. Petition to establish hen. Order as above Ex parte Jos. E. DeLoach, Administrator, in re Berry Alverson. Idem. Order of reference to W. J. dawson, Registrar. Ex parte Columbus Gage, in re G. Singletary Greg? ory. Idem. Order as above. Ex parte J. C. Josey, in re J. T. McConnoU. Idem. Report of assignee read; purchaser allowed to pay bid in ca? h. The Judge approved of the appointment of the fol? lowing assignees: E. McLain, W. Burbridge, James M. Browne, in rc Wilfred Dupont, Jos. B. Wilkie, Henry T. Broadway, John Wiley. Bx parte J. 8. R. Thompson and T. S. Jeffreys, in xe ?. 8. McLure. PettMen fer order of sale. Granted. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.-Our thanks aro -due Messrs. Denny & Perry, printers and stationers, Meeting-street, opposite tho Charleston Bofel, for valuable public documents. HABEAS COBPTJS.- The question of the right of a magistrate not aomin issi ?ned un:ler the new law to commit wa? discussed Saturday, at one o'clock, before Magistrates alacke, and Dingle. 1 he former decided against the right, and the latter for it. The question wi'l be brought before Judge Carpenter. ESCAPE OF PBISONEES.-Yesterday, about half-past three o'clock, while rations vere being distributed atthe jail, four prisoners escaped. The parties were Ben Johnson, a \oung whi-t mao, con? fined for burglary; John Schet^elL col-red, for as? sault and battery on Mr. J. C. Catpr?^. -, the night he cought him on his premise-?: Jerry Williims, colored, for larceny, and Jesse Na-/., .olored, for swindling. Den Johnson obtained p. mt; sion to go in the basemeut to eat his meals, anJ cn s on as the keepers went up stairs to g.vc out dinner, he caught np the lad 1er and bolted thc outside door after him, placed the ladder on the wall and jumped over, fol? lowed by Scheden. Williams and Nash. Williamsand Nash were both on the sick ?stoftbe jail, and were out in tho yard for recreation. Johnson and Sche? den were caught in Broad-street, near Orange; Wil? liams and Nash have not jet been fonnd. CLUBS AND STABS.-William Simons and Alick Simons, colored, who were charged, on Thurs? day last, with stealing a gold watch from Rose, at the Calder House, proved their innocence before a magistrate on Saturday. The colored woman lost the watch but afterwards found it. The case of Fraser and Magill, colored, cross war? rant, was heard belore Magistrate Axson and a jury on Saturday, and dismissed, neither party being con? sidered guilty. The following arrests were made on Saturday: A respectable citizen, not aware of the ordinances to the ccntrary, for shooting at larks on the Battery. Joe Johnson, colored, for stealing clothing fi om Mr. William Hcarn, No. 79 East Bay. Samuel Ferguson, colored, for stealing oranges from Zanoga's store. Thomas Curry, for being drunk and d'soi lerly on East Bay. Charles Wihon, ciloree, for being drunk and dis? orderly, and trying to break into tho house of Eliza WU on, in Elliott-street. Five negroes from Sumte*, who said they were on their way to Florida, were allowed lodgings in the Guardhouse last night. The following persons were committed to jail on magistrates' warrants: Bridget Melville, for stealing S:'3 from Thomas Curry, in Elliott-si.-eet, cn tte 7th instant Thomas Corcoran, for stealing a gold watch valued at ?100, from R. B. Cubil]. John Roalston, colored, for steaUng poultry from Isaac Bclitzer, East Bay, on the 7th instant Edward Moultrie, colored, bas been arrested by the detectives for breaking open and robbing the store of August Henne, January 1. FlFTT FOTTBTH ANMVEBSABT OF DB. BACH MAS'S.-Rev. W. W. Hicks, D. D., late elected assis? tant pastor of the English Lutheran Church, preach? ed a most eloquent and appropriate sermon yester? day, on the fifty-fourth anniversary of Dr. Bachman's ministerial services in that church? His text was taken from tho 17th chapter of Exodns, and tho 11th verse: "And it came to pass, when Moses held up his hand, that Israel prevailed; and when he let down bis hand, Axnalek prevailed." We should perhaps do tho eloquent divine injus? tice by anything like an attempt to sketch the ser? mon, or even to transfer the most e'oquent and striking passages to paper. To be appreciated in all its force and power, it should be beard. The occa? sion was one or deep interest and Impressive solem? nity, which was felt and exhibited by all, both preacher and congregation. His allusions to the aged pastor who had faith fuDyand effectively administered tho word of luu to th's people for the lost half century, were touch? ingly pathetic, and brongbt tears to manyan eye unused to the melting mood. The graveyard of memory gave up its dead, and tho mind of many travelled back t o other times which now lie moulder, 'eg beneath the mossy tombstones ot the unfor? gotten past. And there Blood their Moses, tottering and foeble with age, whose hands they had held up, and wi. o hod led them from Bethel to Jericho, and from Jericho they were approaching Jordan. The house was densely crowded, and the eloquent speaker did foll justice to the solemn and impres? sive occasion, holding tbe xapt attention of his audience from beginning te end. The battle of Rephiiim between Israel and Amalek was striking? ly portrayed as representing the battle between tho church audits enemies of the present day. At the close of the sermon, Dr. Bachmsn delivered his fifty-fourth anniversary discourse,-which was re? plete with touching pathos, faithful exhortation, and fatherly advice, He spoke of the triumphant march of tl d Lutheran Church, until it now included a membership of forty millions, perhaps as many as all other Protestant denominations combined. In the recent erection of a monnmeat to Luther, at Worms, the whole Protestant world sympathized with the movement and, to a great extent aided in Ita accomplishment. In conclusion, he paid a merit? ed compliment to the assistant pastor, and said that he was the man ot his own choice, and that the con? gregation had unanimously confirmed his selection. It ls no mean honor to b3 worthy of tho mantle of a Bacbman, and may the assistant pastor be the Elisha upon whom it may foll. REPORTERS' CRUMBS. - On dil that the eligi? bly located loton Rutledge Avenue, recently sold by Mr. Mathewes, will bi occuplel by a beautiful church baildiag. which will be quito an ornament to tbs fash'o a able west end quarter of tho city. Mr. J. M. Ne gnious was elected on Saturday Cash iiockkecper in the t irst National Bank, in place of Ur. Theodore A. Honour, who was a adr Junior Bookkeeper. Mr. Riley, a nn-mbcr of thc Hope Fire Company, wis ?lightly ic jurea at the fire on Saturday morning by br. elis, which struck him on tbe head. The iEtna Steam Fire Engiuo Company will in? stall a new president un the 14th inst. A committee was in waiting after services on yes? terday to rent out pews atid seats in St. John's Lu? theran Church, (Dr. Blehman's); many are anxious to sit under Dr. Hicks' mi tis tr s Ibo committee wi 1 a tend again on Wednesday, at halt-past four P.M. Therewass?ssors appointed by thc County Auii tor will begin their work to-day. Able-bodied men can get work by applying in thc basement of the State Bank. The Board of Firemisters will m oct on tho 20th inst, to elect a clerk, superintendent ol engines and a pump contractor. The Commissioners of Markets will elect various ofllcora on Wednesday, the 20th. The corporation of the French Protestant Church will meet this afternoon at G o'clock. The street cars w ll await the closing of tho Thea? tre hereafter. Dr. Hicks addressed tae Lutheran Sabbath School yesterday afternoon, when there was a good attend? ance of children, teachers and others interested. The Crib at the Sisters' is still open in the after? noon to receive visitors. , Rats gnawed the bellows of the Unitarian Church organ so badly last week that it could not bo used yesterday. The election for directors in the National Banks, to serve for the nest year, will take place to-morrow. Large quantities of phosphates are being brought down daily from Jacksonbora', by the Savannah Rail ad, and transferred from the wharf of the com? pany to vessels for shipment. A number of Northerners are seeking homes and making investments in Florida. Travel in that di? rection is quito large at present. The Alliance Israelite Universelle had a meeting yesterday at the Hebrew Hali, Bread street but did not conclude the business they met to arrange, and adjourned to meet again and finally establish the alliance. Jobn Gouidicg, tbe champion walker, accomplish? ed the numerous feats he advertised to perform, on Saturday right, at tho Adger Building, in the shore space of ive ut y-eight and a quarter minutes. He exhibits tree to-night at same place, Tho anniversary services at ft. Peter's CathoPc Church, colored, waa conducted yesterday as pre? viously announced in THE NEWS. MI. Thomiva R. McGahau, long known in connec? tion with the wholesale trade of this city, has been admitted a partner in tho dry goods and clothing house of E. Bates k Co. i DIRECT STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION. - The ! iron sloamsblp Golden Horn, which attracted so much attention when she was last here, is again on her way to this port, under the samo popular com? mander, Captain Harry C. McBeatb. Thanks to Messrs. H. Mure & Co., thc enterprising agents in this city, the direct steam lino botwcoa Charleston end Liverpool, which was for j cars the great ambi? tion of our shipping merchants, has 1 ccomc an ac? complished fact, and wo are no longer compelled to send or go to Eui ope rio New York. Iho Golden Hom ls expected to arrive on or about thc 16th inst, crd will take freight for Liverpool as soon us she is vi loaded. HOTEL ALTVAL-, January- 9 and 10.-Charles Un Hotel.-3 Kaufman. J J Moseley, S S Paleen, W J Hard, Jno P Kinard, J hos M Paysinger, Judge Pope, J M Boxier, Augusta; H A Tupper, Georgia; Dr M K Hogan, H r'o'.omon, Columbia, C O Sperry Orangeburg; W E Noyes. Baltimore; W T Bennett, Supt Int Hov, South Carolina; A Rankin, Lewershire, Me; R T Lawton, Georgia; J S DoPa3s, Camden; G W Nason, P O Dcp'm't; Mr Doe aud wife, Mist Doe, JudgeLotbrop.JP Little,MD, C \V Elw.ll, New York; J B Fishe, G W Spaulding, Boston; W K Mur? ry and wife, Dr E E Lee and wile, nurse and two children, FW Serif, New York; J B Gai>, wife, two children and servant, Edgefield; CB Joaes, Chester; J Early, New York; W J Meeacr, Madison, N Y; S M Chadwick, Wadmalaw; JD Sewell, Washington; H Neid, USA; JW Beard, N Y; J HCoderan, Phila; W D Webster, L A Robbins, Cleveland, Ohio; JO Weodruflf, Florida; A HLouls, H HBeevo, Now York; John B Cohrs,Illinois; J MO Hill, J G : -PU, C C Leary, New York; James Hunter, J T CuriaL., Balti? more; Wm N Purdy, John B Lardy, New York; W 0 Driscoll, havannah; P M Nightingale, Brunswick, Ga; L Smith, A L Bowe, W L Avery, John P Bur hans, New York: A Brevard. W S Perry, Alachua, Fla; James H Wilson, Fall River, Mass ; J W Roberts. BenJ Bune, Jr., New York;B Baynes and lady, Ala. chua, Fla; F A Morgan, wile and son, Springfield; J Wilhams, Savannah; W C Blackwood, North Caro? lina; Major Worth, 8th U S Troops, W C Norris, Florida. Pav.lion Hotel.-L F Klipstoin, Christ Church Parish; John McMann, South Carolina; Thomas Magwood, Mount Pleasant; Cyrus Washburn, Will town; Major Whaley, Edist"; John P Gibbes, city; E P Lucas, Darlington; L Bigger, South Carolina ; J K Tannest, Thomas A Taylor. William Patten and G A Fudickcan, Now York; James McPherson, Joseph Hilton ?nd Major Johnson, city; W B Brunson, Edgefleld; A Lcryea, Branchville; W W Hanna, Vir? ginia; J M Humbert, Bidgevlllo; N JThouron, Sum? merville; M Blunkinseo, New York; R S Moore. South Carolina; L G Shepard, New York; John Jonos* Georgia; E D Earle, Waldo, Fla ; Captaia Croweli and E W Spirhawk, steamship Magnolia; J J Jcrni gan, North Carolina. BUSINESS NOTICES. FITE H?NDBED PAIES WINDOW SHADES of tho latest patterns, just received at Kinsman's. January ll 2 CHOICE GBEEN AND BLACK TEAS, $1 per pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southoast corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. DON'T FOBQET that Dowio & Moise's Drug Store is the place to find " Hood's Sovereign Balm" the only sure cure for Coughs. They have the genuino article direct from the manufactories. Tecen-ber 30 wfm6 ATTENTION is directod to change of schedule of the steamer Pilot Boy, of the Charleston and Sa? vannah Steam Packet Line. It will be observed that that tho steamer includes Ed is to in ber route. 1 he new arrangement goes into operation on Thursday, the Uth instant. THE GOLDEN GUN.-A new lot of directly im? ported hardware ls advertised at the Golden Gun, in King-street, where Mr. Samuel B. Marshall has his establishment Good (runs are among tho many valuable articlea in the list of stock. For details sec advertisement. DRUGGIST AND APOTHEOAB?.-Mr. W. T. Linn, an experienced d uggist, who has been for several years ohiei clerk at the well known apothecary es? tablishment of Mes ?rs. E. H. Kellt rs lt Co., No. 131 Mt eting-6treat, has opened a drag store on his own account, at the corner of Cannon and Coming-streets, which will be a groat convenience to the people of j that neighborhood. ,-o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ters in eveiy style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every day. Sl)irt? uni /ntnisljino (?nobs. SHIET EMPOKIUM. RECEIVED AVK W SUPPliT OF THE CELEBRATED STAR M P < o CD 3 o 02 0 Pa CT % SHIRTS AND COLLARS Which ore offjrod for sale at THE LOWEST CASH PRICES! E. SCOTT, M. EETING-STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HALL. January 0 Cmos Heil) |j)uMirations. J^USSELL'S HOOK STORE. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, Ac. THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and fong, with ninety-niuo lirgo steel engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. moroo^o, S20. TENNYSON'S ENID. Illistrated by Gustave Dore, fo? lio, in an e<egaut binding. ?10. TENNYSON'S LOCKSLY HALL, illustrated by Henneay, 4 octavo, $3. GBAY'S ELEOY, with seventeen finely colored draw? ings and a photographic reproduction cf the orlg'nal manuscript, 4io. JG 25. WAYSIDE POSIES, original Poems of country life, odlted by Robert Buchanan, with foriy-seven illustrations, 4(0. $10 THE BIBX>, by Mlchelet, illustrated by two hundred and ten exquisite engravings by GiacomeUi, S3. CHBIFT IN SO.NO, or Hvms ot immanuel, solected ft am all ages by Philip Schaff, D. D., 8vo, cloth gili extra, SS. COWTEB'S TABLE TALE, and other Poems, beauti lully illustrated by the most eminout English Artists, 1 volume. 4to, SS. STOBY WITHOUT AN END, from the Gorman of Ca- ? rove, large 4to. with fifteen beautiful pic? tures, in mutai ion of water colors, $7 50. OmmAS CABOL, by Charles Dickens, with thirty illustrations, by Eytmge, small 4 octavo, $5. SCOTIA'S BABDS, the choicest croduotions of the Scottish Poets, beautifuUv illustrated. 8vo, $4. MABMION, by Walter >cctt, with Alteen photographic ibu-tra ta on , S3. LATS OP THE HOLY LAND, from ancient and modern * writers, with sixty-three illustrations, 8vc, ?8. CHAMBEES' BOOK OF DAYS a miscellany ot popular antiquatlo-, two larce volumes, rayai 8vo, S9. Ibo above are all in elegant bindings. January 1 lyr yv^ i LU in ss SON. REAL ESTATE BROKERS & ATJ0TTONEER3, No. 59 Broad street, Charleston, 8. C. Borrow and loan money, attend to collection of rents, and all manser of claims. July 13 mw;G ..'j gats atti) (?aps. ? ' 81 50. MEN'S AX PINES, S2, $2 GO; EXTRA S3 50 ?Men's and BOTS' FoftFelt Hats, 7* couts to ?4 Cloth and Glazed Caps, 50 cents to.Sl 50 Ladies' Mans. Cuffs and Fur Tippels. Terms cashl STEELE'S HAT HALL, No. 313 King-street, January ll ni 2 Sign of tb o Big Hat. Darbalare, {tr. HARDWARE CF DIRECT IMPORTAI ION NOW LANDING AND IN ?STOKE PEE BRIG AGRA, FROM LIVERPOOL. ELWELL HOES-assorted sizes BRADE'S CROWN HOES-assorted sizes BRADE'S PATENT CROWN HOES-assorted sizes PLANTEBS' CROWN HOES-assorted sizes GRUBBING, BICE and TRENCHING HOES ELWELL SOCKET SPADES STEEL COEN MILLS WROUGHT IRON BAKES LOCKS, HINGES, SASH CORD FRYING PANS JOSEPH RODGERS & SON'S IVORY BAL? ANCE HANDLE KNIVES AND CARVERS .1'.ODGERS' AND WOSTENHOLM SCISSORS POCKET KNIVES, &o. AGENT FOB THE CELEBRAT AD DODGE'S PER? FECT PLOUGHS. SAM'L K. MARSHALL No. 310 KING-STREET, Sign Of tile "Big Gun." January ll tu'hslmo HARDWARE HART Sc CO., CORKER KING AND MARKET STS., CHARLESTON, S. C., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware, CUTLERY, GUNS, ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAB IRON PLOJGH AND NAYLOR'd CA8T STEEL. METALS. ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE, Consisting of TOTS, OVENS, SPIDERS and EXTRA LIDA CIRCULARS, CROSS CUT AND MILL ?DAWS MUX ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH PLOUGHS, AND A VABIETY OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE AI KN TS. PLAIN, STAMPED AND JAPANNED TINWARE. WOODEN WARE GLUE AND A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. P. S.-Descriptive Catalogues can be had on ap? plication. fmw3inos DAG November 37 grp (Boals, git. GREAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT &BB0S. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORED CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS. WE DEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR Customers ba general, that we have Just re? ceived (in addison to our unuftl stock of DOMESTIC and FANCY GOUTS), a new Bupply suitable for the present season. CONSISTING OF: CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, POPLINS, Ac, at reduced prices Ht av v Balmoral Skirts at $112 Very choice article Black Silk SI 80, worth ii 50 Ladies' super Merino Vests only SI A lot of ?ne Piano Covers which will be sold less ? than coat 150 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 60 to 600. 20 dozen GENEVIEVE HOOP SKIRTS, an elegant article, 80c. only Ottenheimer'a celebrated French CORSET, SI 00 and upward A full and complete assortment of German and Eng? lish HOSIERS, from Ta.S up A fine assortment of Ladies' and Children's Silk, Ber? lin Clo:h and Lisle GLOVES, elegant designs. ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMEBES TABLE DAMASKS, &c., At the lowest figures. Wc would also notify our patrons that w.' have ar? ranged a separate d?partaient in our Store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TBUNKS, &c t3- ENTRANCE ON CALDOdN-STREET. FUKCIIGOTT & BROS., No. 437 KING-STREET. December 14 Smo ?fine Jlrts. EAT ATTRACTION QUfNBY'S & CO.S PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY. NOW ON EXHIBITION THE EARflEVT ANO fluestCollecllon of CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS ever peon in Charleston. They uro perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works of Art, both ancient and modern. Amoncr tho collection may be found SALVA I OR ROSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Correggo's Magdalene, A. Delacroix's Tide Goine Out, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming lu, Turner's Venice, JacUsou's Englisb Sconer.v, Rowbottoms Englisb Soouory, Baxter's Englisb and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhine, The Jungfrand, 'Ibo Wettcrborn, Marlua Views, and many otbers. Tbs public are respectfully invited to call and see these beautiful Works ol Art. They are offcrod for sale ?it New York prices. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Groat reduction m the prrce PORCELAIN PIC? TURES. Recent improvcmont3 in producing these pictures euable us lo now oiler tho . at nearly one half the former prices, and tar supe, or. Call and examine specimens. OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. Especial attention given to i-hildren. Also to copy ina. old Daguerreotypes aod otl.er pictures. Satisfac? tion in all cases miarautecd, and at prices to corres? pond with the times. STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FOBT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At Reduced 1'rlcea. A fine collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN? TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. These Bre the first and only Photographs ever taken in that locality. Q, U I N B Y At CO., No. 261 KING-STREET, November 12 CHARLESTON, 8. C. SOM UNIT KD STATS 3 MARSHAL'S SALK. UNITED STAT ?5 OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAB OLES A DIB T Jil CT-IN EQUITY. William Euttis ci al., vs. Peter J. Shana", et al -Decree for Foreclosure. W. Y. LEITCH k R.S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Cy virtue ot' a Decroe ol' salo to me directed, in the abo".- coso, br the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge cf ibe District Court of the Untied State?, for the District aforesaid, I will exposa for sale at Public Auction, at the old Exchange, East end of Broad-street, THIS DAY. the 11th day of Janu aiy. I860, at ll o'clock, A. M., All that PLANTATION OB TRACT OF LAND, on Lady's Island, formerly tbo property of the late ?rs. Patience Wise ll. Eusiis. esdmated on Tax Book at six hundred and forty (640) acres; about three hun? dred and fifi y i nco : acres fit for cultivation, slxiy (60) acres of thin wood, thc rest salt flats and marsh ; bounded on i he north by Creek, east by Creek that divides Lad}'a Island and gt Helena Island, south and west by Distant Inland and Hazel's Inlet Plan? tation. Good negro houses, overseer's houses, cotton bouses, bia JU houses, Ac. ALSO, TWO HUNDRED (200) ACRE*, more or less, of pine barren, situated on Port itoyal island; bounds unknown; used os an attachment to the Lady's Is? land Plantation for timber and fencing stuff. Terms- Onc-thiid cash; and tho balance on a ctedit of ono, two and three years, with interest payable annually, to be secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. Pur? chasers to pay th J United Stales Marshal for all necessary papers and stamps. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal for South Carolina District. January ll thSml Warehouse and Store comer of Slate and Chalmers streets, formerly occupied by Messrs. Wilbur ?f Son, Brokers and Auc? tioneers. W. T. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneers. WIR be sold TO-MORRCW. 12th instant, at the Old ' Postofflce, That three-story BRICK WAREHOUSE and STORE, at the comer ot State ind Chalmers streets, measuring 38 feet Iront by 60 feet deep, more or less. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us fer parers and stampf. January ll Valuable Real Estate al Auction. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. By virtue of an order of salo, to me directed by tbe Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of the United states District Court for tho District of South Carolina, I wi 1 offer for sale at public auction, TO-MOR? ROW, January 12,; 1869, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Post?nico, font of Broad-street, Charleston, t? C All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there? on, situate on the east side of aieeticg-street, op posire Barns lane, known as No. 186, measuring in front on Meeting-street, say fifty (50) feet, and in don tb, say ono hundred and seventy-seven (177) feet, more or less Butting and bounding nortb on lands of Otis Mills and estate of James Gibson; easton lands of - Lil-ot?, weston Meeting-street, and south oa lands late of James H. Margart Upon this Lot is a three story brick building containing nine rooms, fronting on Meeting-street, and one other brick building in the yard containing eight rooms. 1 hore ii a fine well of water, and also a cistern in tbs yard, and the first floor of the front building is admirably adapted for a store, the whole forming on? of the most desirable business locations bathe city. ALSO, All that othor LOT OF LAND, With the BUILD? INGS thereon, situate on Meeting-street and for? merly known as No. 23L Bounding to tbe west on Meeting-street and measuring thereon say fifty (00) feet to the north on lands of estate of James Gib? son, and measuring on said Hue say one hundred and thirty-five 136) feet, to the east on lot of land above described, and measuring on said line say fiity (50) feet, and to the south on lane.s late of John H. Margart Terms-One-third cash; balaico in three equal successive ann .ul instalments, secured by bond or tonds of purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale at tbe rate of seven por cent, per annum, and a mortgage of tho premises, buildings to be Insured anil policy assignod. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. LOCI8 MoLAIN, Assignee of James Browne. January ll wfm9 tul Estate Sale of Plantations and Residences. BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. TO MORROW, the 12th day of January, 1869, will be sold, at the Old Postofuce, In Charleston, by order ef the Devisees of John Ashe. > Tho handsome BRICK Ri. SI DEN CE on the north side ot South Bay-street, bet we in Meeting and King streets (the residence of tho late Colonel John h. Ashe). being one of the most desirable Dwellings in the city. On the premises are excellent brick kitchen, carriage house and stable. The lot mea? sures 74 feet lu in. on front line, 69 feet 6 in. on the back Une and 269 feet deep, more or less. ALSO, The TITREE STORT WOODEN M AK SION HOUSE on tho north side of south 'Day-street, between Meeting and King streets, containing twelve rooms, three piazzas, kc. On the premisos aro brick kitchen, carriage house and stable. Tho lot measures 64 feet 7 in. ia front more or less, 62 fact on the back Une, and 241 feet deep, more or less. ALSO, The TWO RICE PLANTATIONS at tho best pitch of the tide, known as "Will Town" and "High Wassie," or "Rotterdam," now merged into one plantation, sit?ate hi St Bartholomew's Parish, Col leton District, opposite WU1 Town, on a largo creek, waters of Pon Pon River, containing Jointly 1019 acres, of which 400 acres are rice land, under bank (about 260 of which have been planted this year) ; bounding to the nortb and northwest by lands of estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell, to the south on lands of Mrs. Wayne, and to the east on said creek. On the place are two small Dwelhng Houses and accommodations for seventy or moro negroes. ALSO, A TRACT OF PINE BARREN LAND, on the Pon Pon Rlvor, St. Paul's Parish, opposite the Will Town Plantation, containing 180 acres of land. ALSO, Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village of Will Town. ALSO, The SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, in St. Paul's Farish.CoReton District, 30 miles from Charles? ton, and about S miles from Adams' Run Depot, on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, known as the "Point Place," on Toogtdoo River (the residence of the late Col. John 6. Ash?), considered one of the most productive and certain places on the coast, con? taining ?'rout 400 acres ol land, of which about 250 are cleared. On the place are overseer and negro houses. This place is considered healthy to reside on all tho year. . ALSO. Tho TRACT Ol' LAND OR ISLAND, commonly known os Whooping Island on tho Dawhoo River, Ccllrton Dist: ict, containing 217 acres ol'-land. ALSO, "MOSS HILL " PLANTATION, lying in and around Adams' Run, Collcton District, containing about 1010 acres, more or loss, having ab.mt 50,000 Pino Trees, boxed; butting and bound ii. g to the ejst and ncr,bea t by ?ands if estate of John T. Mar? thall and tho csta'.o of Wm. Wi kiuson, to tho north by plant alien called "Vcachc's." owned by estate Jumos King, and to the west by lands of Edward Barnwell. ALSO, Tho TRACT OF LAND known aa "Roxluiry," St Paul's Parish, Collcton District, containing'ubout 350 acres. Co nilli ns-One-third cash; balance by bond, pay? able in two equal successive annual instalments, with interest trom day of sale, to bo secured by a morlgsgc of the properly, the city residences to bo i i. sure j ?ni policies assigned Purchasers to pay for ol I necessary pa ors and revenue stumps. Ja-uuaiyll 2 tuthsO t.tulhtsmtuT SHERIFF'S SALK. Dy xii tuc of a writ of Fieri Facias, to mc directed and liellvered, will b; sold on MONDAY, tbe first day ci February next, at the northeast corner of tho Courthouse, between thc hours of ll A. M. and 3 P. M.. All thc ri '.Tit, title and latercst of tho defendant in a TRACI OF LAND, situate ou Ednto Islaud, and tnuwu us "Cedar Hall," tegethcr with thu b.. tidings and improvements thereon, said tract containing 400 acrcp, more ot loss. Levied on and to be sold as tho property of Dr. James F. Whaley ot the salt ot Joseph Parcel], tor use ol C. B. Northrop. ALS?, At tho : ame time and place All tbe right, title and interest of the defendant in all that LOT OF LAND, with improvements thereon, situate in thc Town >if Mount Pleasant; said Lot bounded south on t< nnett-s.rect, east on lan s of Dawson, and west on lunds ol' TomUuson. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Wm. T. Pearce at tbe suits ol ?. H. L'equestanaC. Roper. ALSO, At the s .mc time and place All tbe right, title and inte.est or the defendant in all that TRACT OF LAND situate in St. John's Berkeley, near Mount Holly station, Northeastern Railroad, with the buildings and improvements thereon; said tract containing aboui 360 acres, more or less, bounded north by lands of W. J. Hutson, south by lands of B. A. Donnolly, east by lands of Donnelly and Freeze, and west by lands of Louis Cannon. Levied on and to be sold os the property of Ed? ward lt. Sims, at the suits of W. H. Harvoy and others. ALSO, At the same lime and place - All thc right, tltlo ana interest of tho defendaut in all those TUREE LOTS OF LAND, with buildings und improvements thereon, situate on the north side ol TtUiiibo'a Court, and cast side of uutledge-street levied un cud to bo sold as tho property of C. C. Trunibo, ut the suit of Acbil.e Do Curaduc. Terms cttsh. E. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. Jauu..ry ll m4 ATTI) BUR MT AO, ' DYER AND SCOURER, 141 Market-street, between King and A vc li d a lt -st re e ts. GENTS' COATS, VESTS. PANTS AND HATS Dyed, Cleaned and Pressed. November 12 wfm3mos Unction Salts. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S; S TOTTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOOTH GABO LD XBIOT-IN EQU1TT. James Dunlop and Thomas W. MeCance vivors, vs Nathaniel Hayward-Deer, Foreclosure. TV. T. LEITCH & K. S. BRI Auctioneers. ? By virtue of a Decree of Sale, to me directed ab-1 vc case by the Hon. George S. Bryan, of the District court ot the United states, 1 District aforesaid, I wdl expose for sale, a lie Auction, ot ' he Old Exchange, east ead of 1 street, THIS DAY, the 11th day of Ja 18C9, at ll o'clock, A. M. All that PLANTATION called BESEBVE GI situate on the waters of Combahee Elver, meal and containing two hundred and fifty (250) butting and bounding north and west on la: William H. Hayward, called the "Grove." and and east by lands of James B. Heyward, "Myrile Grove." JIJO; AU that PLANTATION called "THE HTJGI situate on the waters of Combahee Biver, meas and containing one hundred and fifty (150) i buttin? and bounding north and east by ia: William H. Heyward, called the "Pines," sont west by folly creek. ALSO, All that PLANTATION called "CLABKS", s on the waters of the Combahee Biver, meas and containing five hundred (500) acres; buttle bounding north by lands of Zabler. east by Iii W. C. P. Bellinger, and south and west by bu the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Com called "Whitehall." Terms-One-third cash; and the balance on : dit cf one and two years, with interest pay ab nually, to bo secured by a bond of the purchase a mortgage of tbe premises sold. Purchaser te tho Marshal for aU necessary papen and Rex stamps. J.P. M. EPP1NC United States Marshal for South Carolina Dis ti January II tuthstl UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S S Al UNITED STATES OF AMEBICA, SOUTH CADOLIMA TM OT-IN EQUITY. Leonard A. Jones, et al., vs. Thomas A. gumin-Decree for Foreclosure. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRU Auctioneers. Ry virtue of A Decree of Sale to me directed, ii above case, by the Hon. George 8. Bryan, J of the District Court of the United States, fo District aforesaid, I will expose for aale at p auction, at the O.'d Exchange, east end of B street, THIS DAY, the eleventh day of Jan 1809, at ll o'clock A. M., AU that TBACT OP LAND or PLANTAT known as a portion of Bull's Island, west of ? son's Creek, situate in Christ church;!, arish,Ch; ton District, la the State aforesaid, measuring containing about 3000 actes. Bounded on the i by BnU'a Ray Channel, on tbe south by the AU Ocean, on the west by Capers' Inlet, and on the by Jackson's Creek, foUowlng the natural run o western branch of said Jackson Creek, und reaches Silt Water Pond, and from thence direct line to the nearest point to the At h Ocean. Ternis-One-third cash, and the balance on a i it of one and two years, with interest payabli nually, to be secured by a bond of the purchaser a mortgage of the premises cold. Purchasers to the TJnitea States Marshal for all necessary pa and stamps. J. P. M. EPPING United States Marshal for South Carolina Distrii January ll thS: UNITED STATES MARSUAL'S Sal UNITED 61 ATES OF AMERICA, SOOTH GASOLINA TBICT-IN EQU1TT. James Dunlop and Thomas W. Mc Canee William B. Means and James M. Rhe Decree for Foreclosure. W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BBL! Auctioneers. By virtue of a leoreeof Sale to me directed h above case by the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judi the District Court of tho United States for the trict aforesaid, I will ex;, sc? for sale at pubUc tion. at the Old Exchange, catt end of Broad-st THIS DAY, the eleventh day of January, : at Eleven o'clock, A. M. AU that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LA called "FEE F ABM," situate in CoUeton Distric said State, measuring and containing eleven 1 dred and sixty-five acres, more or less; butting bounding north by lands of Nathaniel Heyw known as Lavington Is'and, and lands cf R. B. RI called Dranefield; east by LaUo Creek, and li now or late of H. L. Toomer; south by lands of bert Chisolm, ?nd westby lands of Haskell Rhett Terms-One third cash; and tho balance on a dit of one and two years, with interest payable nuaUy, to be secured by a bond of the pureas and a mortgage of the premises sold. Parchase pay >he United States Marshal for all necessary pa; and stamps. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal, for South Carolina Distric January ll th3o UNITED STATICS .11 AK SH A L'S SAL] UNITED STATES OF AMEBICA, SOUTH CAKOLI DISTRICT-Di EQUTTT. Dunlop Moncure ?r Co. vs. Martin L. Wilk. Trustee, and Thomas E. Screven-Dei for Foreclosure. W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BBL IN Auctioneers. By virtue of a Decree of Salo to me directed, in above, case, by the Hon. George 8. Bryan, Jni of the District Court of the United t tates tor District aforesaid, I wlU expose ?er sale at pul auction, at the Old Exchange, east end ot Bro street, THIS DAY, the 11th day of January, ll Mt ll o'clock A. M., AU that TRACT OF LAND, in Prince Wllliai Paris t>, in the District of Beaufort, called BO FIELD, containing about five hundred and nie (590) acres, more or leas. Butting and bcnndlni he north on lands of William Elliott; to the east lands of Thomas M. HanckeL known as Twick ham; to the south on the lands of the estate of Tt Fuller and Dr. Henry Fuller; and t? the west on Sheldon Road. Terms-One-third cash; and the balance on a c dit of one ?nd two years, with interest, payable nually, to be secured by a bond of the purchaser ? mortgage of the premises sold. Purchasers to j the United Stales Marshal for all necetsary pap ?nd stamps. J. P. M. h PPINO, United States Marshal for South Carolina District January ll_ th3ml Desirable Residence adjacent to South Caroli Railroad Workshop, in Columbus-street. W. Y. LEITCH & li. S, BRUNI Auctioneers. Will bo sold TO-MORROW, 12th lestant, at tbe ( rostofflce, at ll o'clock, That desirable two story WOOD ES D WELLT and outbuildings, situated in Columbus-street, < p?sito the South Carolina Railroad Workshi llou-n contains 4 square rooms and piazza. I measures 31 feet, by IOU in depth, more or ICES. Terms-One-ball cash; balance in ona year, w: intorest, secured by bond and mortgage of the pre ises; property to bo insured and policv aeslgni Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. January ll Small Dwelling ia Marsh street. W. Y. LEITCH & ll. v. BRUNS Auctioneers. WiUbesoldTC-MORROW, T2th instant, at ll o'clo: at the Old Post?nico. That small two story WOODEN DWELLING, s uatcd on tho east side of Marsh-street, known as N 8. Lot measures 20 feet li ont, by 116 feet in d' pt more or less. T erms-One-third cash; balance payable, w-tli ii tercet, in ono and twa years. Property to hamsun and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for p pers and stumps. ihiiu3 January ll BLAiNK BOOK MANU FACT O KY. BLANK BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MAD to order, with any style of Binding or pattern of Bu ing, of best material and workmanship. BOOK-BINDING. MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, MUSIC. NEWS PAPERS, Bibles, Prayer Books, fee.. Bound in on style, and neatly Lettered with name. Lithographing and J,b Printing JOB PRINTING-Cards, Letter, Note and Bil Heads, Circulars, Dray Receipts, Pamphlets, Ac, ii first-rate style aod at low prices. STATIONERY. All varieties of LAW, OFFICE AND FANCY STA HONEST. BLANK BOOKS. A large assortment of our own and of thebes Northern manufacturers, constantly on hand. NOTICE.-We are ofi'ering our surplus stock ol Check Books, Bank Books, Railroad and Yossel Re ceipt Books, Cotton Weight and Shipping Books, at greatly reduced prices. TIME BOOKS for Pl?ntete, Mechanics and Bust ness Men generally (monthly and weekly), a grea variety ot forms. BAKERS' BREAD BOOKS, Landing and Dockage Books, Magistrates' Dockets, Hotel Registers, fee. TU DEALERS. Having a large surplus of BLANK BOOKS, of ali styles of binding, the trade will be supplied for I limited time at a great reduction on New York celt At COURTESAN'S, December ll fmwlmo No. 9 BBOAP-STBSEX. ?torta Sabs. Fifty Cases and Cartoons Boots, Balmoral*, Brogans, Salir, Assorted' Dry Goods, Col? ored Blankets, Hosiery, ??c. CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO., Cash Auction House, No. 85 Haacl-street, Opposite Pogtofflcc, . Will sell THIA DAT, commencing at 10 o'clock,' MENS* CALF BOOTS, Glove-top Congress Gart? ers, Balmorals, Brogans, Womens' Polish Balmorals, Gaiters, Slippers, Rubber Shoes, Youths' and CM dren's Balmorals, Brogans, Oxford Ties, Boots, Mem' Black and Colored Napier, London and other style Hats, Brown Blankets. Shawls, Casshnerea, Merin ces, Canton Flannels, Dress Plaids, Muslin Curtains, Hollands, Coat Linings, Madder, Silk and Pongee Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Braids, Trimmings, Skirtfl Spring Stripes, Shirtings, Undershirts, Ac, arc. Conditions cash._ ? January ll Sundries, to pay Freight and Storage and other Expenses. Bi LAUREY & ALEXANDER. TO-MORROW, the IQ:h instant, will be acid, in eur store, No. 137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, 160 packages SUNDRIES,. CONSIST?S a OF: Boxes CHEESE. Nests Measures, Well Buckets .. Dozens Water Buckets, Nests Bexei, dozens Sieves Boxes Cellini' Axes. Half and quarter boxes Raisins Boxes Herrings, boxes Whittesaore's Cotton Cards Dozen Wash Boards, barrels, half and ld La Ma rkerel Dozen Hames, Chests Tea, fctovoa Boxes yeast Powder, Oven Covers Barrels Crack? s, Crockery, coils Rope , Boxes Pickles, Sheete Zinc, kegs Paiat Kegs Rivets, bundles Bedposts, Cotton Ties Fly Wheels, pieces Bagging, Ac,, Ac. Conditions cash. -_January ll House and Lot in Elizabeth-street. BY WARHLAW & CARE W. Will be eold ou TO-M?RBOW, 12th instant, ai ill o'clock A.M., at the corner of East Bay and Broad? stieeta, " ' ., A HOUSE AND LOT, No. 3 Elizabeth-street, on the west side, two doors north of Calhoun. The Dwelling contains four rooms, with piazza on the south. Mherels also a kitchen with necessary out? buildings. The Lot measures 30 feet 6 inohes front, by about 113 feet deep. Ter eis-One-third cash; the balance In one and. two years, with mortgage secured by the property. Purchaser to pay W. St C. for the papen. ' January ll . fmlu3 Desirable Building Lots on Rutledge Avenue. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. TO-MORROW, 12th instant, win be sold at the bid Postofflce, at ll o'clock, Those VACANT LOTS on east side of Rutledge Avenue, north of Morris-street-Nos. 1 and 2 meas? uring aa feet on Rutledge by 130 deep, and Nos. 8 and 4 measuring 66 feet on Court leading from Bot* ledge, by 88 feet deep, more or less. . Terms-Half cash; secured aa usual Pnxchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. January ll Auction Sale. WM. GURNEY, Auctioneer.^ WiU be isold. at Public Auction, TO-MORROW, Jan? uary 12,1869, at 10 o'clock, at Mo. 10 East Bay street, Charleston. S. C., ll HORSES, 1 MULE ? . 2 Oarts and Harness rr caddies, Bridles, Tables, Desks, Chain, Stoves, io., otc, being the surplus property belonging to the United States Government,. Property to be removed immediately after sale, 1 Terms cash in Governmenr^fnnas. EDWARD L. DEANE, Disbursing-Officer, January ll , Burean Bj F. 'St A. L" 8. C. Seventy five Acres oj Land on South Carolina Railroad, sixteen miles from the city, tc+U timbered and partially settled. BY J. FRASER MATHETYES. Will be ?Jld TO-MORROW, 12th instant, at the Old Postofflce, at ll o'clock, O Terms cash, and purchaser to pay J: 7. M. for pa? pen and stamps. . January ll Horses, Mules, One Fine Buggy, Two Dram, with Harness in goof order,'and other I f# hicles; also, Furniture, consisting of Pint Bedroom'Set, teveralVarpets, French'Plate Mirrors, Sideboards, Bedsteads, Beijing, Tablet, ?cc , at Auction. ?'. , BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom, No. 31 Broad-street, January ll _* Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad and Church street*. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer. Will sell on FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at tho Old Postofflce, Brood-?treet, at ll o'clock, That DESIRABLE CORNER STORK, comer of Broad and Church i (reeta. . .. A ALSO, The TWO ADJOINING STORES on Broad-street, measuring on Broad-street sixty-one (61) .feet, more or less, and on Church thirty-eigb t (38) feet, more or less.' The above properly tobe sold tegethor. Terms-One-third cash; balance in-one and two yeats in equal annual instalments, secured by band and mortgage, with interest from day of sale st aeran per cent. Bu lld inga to bo Inrared ?nd policy as? signed. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer- tor papers Sindiontm1 {Irioatf $ai*8. Desirable Residence, Ho. 21 Legere-street, for ' ' Rent, . ? * BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON. will ba rented, that desirable HOUSE, No. 31 Le gare-stielt, containing some eight rooms, commo? dious outbuildings. Ac. Tor particulars apply as above, at our office, January ll mwaS No 68 EAST BAY. Residence on South Bay-street. BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. At Private 8ale- _". '." The three-story WOODEN RESIDENCE, No. IS South Bay (fifth west of Klng-steeet), containing six upright and one dressing room, doable piazzas, on a t rick basement, and attached a brick addition, with kitchen, wash room and servants' apartments, Aa Lot measures 60 feet front by 160 feet deep. This ia a very cool situation, and commands a fine view bf the wa'er. ALBO, The LOT OF LAND on Lamboll-Btreet, adjoining the above en the north, with two twe-story Wooden Buildings thereon. Lot 60 feet front by 160 feet deep. A pply as above, at No. 23 BROAD-STH BET. January 8 _ fmw3 BY J. FRASER MATHEWES, Real Estate Agent, No. 66 Broad-street. For sale and Lease PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior quality, on deep water navigation and healthy locations all the year. RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS in all parts of the State. CITY PROPERTY of every description. November 2 3mos. DON'T OVERLOOK THIS! IF YOU WANT G VS FITTING DONE, Go to P I* GUILLEillN, No. 140 Church-street. Jf you want STEAM FILLING done. Go to P. L. GUILLE'! TN, No. HO Chnrch-street. If you want PLUMBING done. Go to P. L. OUILLEMIN, No. 140Ohnrch-atreet. If you want TIN EOOPINGand GU iTERING done. Ge to P. L. G?lt.I.EMIN, No. 140 Church-elreet. If you wautGA"<FrXiUitE8. _ Go to P. L. QUILL KMIN, No. 140 Chnreh-3treet Where you can get GAS CHANDELIERS, PEN? DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands, Drop Lights, . ARGAND BURNERS, Porcelain, Mica, Paper and Tin Shade-, Glass Glob e and shadeB, Copper ?nd Iron Pomps, Bath Tubs, Parlor and Bed-room Grates, Kerosene Lamps, Ac, Sic at reasonable prices. Repairing promptly attended to. Old Gas Fixtures Bebronzed. n Docember 10_thsm2mo LEATHER AND ROBBER BELTIZL5TQ-. Steam Packin; Lace Leather Rirets and Bahrs Belt Hooks, &c. FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., t?o. 203 EAST BAT, CHARLESTON, 8, 0. January ? 3m0