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[HE DAILY NEWS.
?ggf LABG&8Z CIRCULATION.-IHR DAILY.
KWH BEING THU NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
ROOGNIZEB AS HAVING TUE LARG HST CIR?
CULATION IN TUB CUTT OF CHARLESTON,
? (JBLI3HES THE IJST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ld IN THE POSTOFFIOE AT THE END OF
"AOH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PUOVIiv
I INS OF TUB NRW POSTOFFI?E LAW.
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAV.
G. MoBnrDE SMITH will soil at 10 o'clock, at bis
lesrooni, Broad street, hore<*s, mule?, furnl
3R?LKKS& MACBETH will sell at ll o'c'ock, is
' oat of their office, Broad-street, bread carts, two
?rees, harness, &o.
A. O. MoOnJOTVBAT will eoll at 10 o'clock, before
v s store, Broad-stn-et, mn les-, horaes, carriages, &o.
R. M. MARSHALL & BROTH PU will sall at 1? o'clock,
afore their offioe. Broad street, horses, mules,
a-tches, ko. . ,
N. HOOT k SOM will seit at 10 e'slock, ia their
tlesroom, Meet'ug-street, boots, shoos sad bre
ans.
J. FaAsxn MATSMWKS will ?ell st ll o'clock, at
ls office, Broad-street, splendid furniture, horse,
uggles, ko._
MEETINGS THIS EVE NINO,
Society for Ralief of Families nt Indigent
Centben of Medita! Profession, at 7 o'clock.
South carolina Lodge at 7 o'clock precisely.
Franklin Lodgo, at 7 o'cloek.
German Fire EngL e Company, at 8 o'clock.
THE PEOPLE'S 'BANK- The following gontle
senwere elected directors in this bank yesterday:
>. L. McKay, James H. Gibbes, John S. Riggs, Wm.
ittten. Henry Cobie. James M. Caldwell, C. O.
Vitt?._
-- "-*r.mnltkr TtANir,_1T]??
?sntlemoB wore elected director? lathis bank yestsr
iay: A. Si monds, Geo. W. Williams. E. W. Marshall,
<:J>. Jennings, Wm. L. Trenholm, J. L. Tobias, F. J.
i!?peliser. _
THE COLLINS' EMBEOOLIO.-We are informed
by Dr. Collins that tbe statement of the difficulty
between himself and Mr. Wolfe, published in THE
NEWS, was not cori cot tn fact. Dr. Collins says that
he tins instituted legal proceedings which will bring
the truth te light. Until that is done he asks for a
suspension of public opinion in regard to himself.
SALE or THE TYPE AN? MATERIAL or THE
C HAULS s ron MEHOURT.- Tho type and material of
the Charleston Morcury was sold at public auction
I r-esterday, by Mr. G. McBride Smith. About twenty
persons were present, and the bidding was very dull.
The press sold for 165, the engine for ?210, the
type for $260, the imposing stones for $60, and tte
furniture and sundries for $76.
ASTEE DARK.-We do not expect to rival Now
York in the scenic effects at our Charleston Theatre,
and it IB a matter for congratulation that tho thoat
trleal troupes aro able to put on the boards, with
good effect, eo sensational and stirring a drama as
"After Dark." 1 he Hibernian Hall Theatre ls cleanly,
comfortable and well ventilated, and has been during
the season a source of great amusement to stran?
gers as well as Chariestonians.
! CONOOBD-STREET-on CANAL? -This thor?
oughfare is in a horrible condition in rainy weather,
and a plank road should be la.d at once frost Easel
to Pinckney-streot. Wo hs ird this calculation made
by a stranger, who had business during the late
rainy spell with the Baltimore steamers and the
Wand ) FertiUzing Company : 600 running feet
plank road (twenty feet wi te, three inches thick)
36,000 feet at $13 per M. SICS would ba the cost of
the principal material; and this walking ready-reck
oner wanted to know if such au outlay could not be
Afforded, at twe and a half per cent, tax on real
esta to-or out of the $50,000 appropriated for streets.
LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.-The fol?
lowing are the reports of this association for the
months of November and December, 1868: Novem?
ber, 1888: To balance, $65 42; t J salesroom account,
$2-:u 36; subscription, $43 37. Total, $327 14., By
oash paid, $?8; balance on hand November 30, $104.
Total, $32714. Amount of ordered work during the
?oath, $23.
December, 1868: To balance, $104 14; to salesroom
tcoount, $7160. Total $175 74. By cash paid, $140;
?&Ianco on huid December 31, $$5 74. Total, $176 74.
Amount of ordered work during the month, $8160.
MELANCHOLY OOOOBBENOB.-On the approach
ot the steamship Champion, from New Eora, to nor
.?barf in this city, about dark Last evening, some ex?
it? ment was caused by a request from the ship that
a physician be sent lor. It was soon ascertained that
Ir. Robert Laten, a passenger, about sixty years of
ge, had suddenly fallen prostrate on board, with
he mott serious symptoms. Immediate efforts were
made by the officers and passengers to relieve bim,
nd the services of Dr. W. T. Wragg were soon ob
i tined; but the Doctor had hardly reached the pa?
rent when life waa found to be extinct? supposed
f om a disease of the heart. While en shipboard the
ceceas ed appeared to be in good health, and the sad
- vent came with terrible quickness upon a daughter
?ho accompanied him, and whose grief on the ocoa
. ton appealed to the sympathy of all on board. It
- ?s mentioned that he resided in the City of New
f ork orita vicinity.
BEAL ESTATE SALES.-Tbe following sales of
. >al estofe were made yesterday:
By Messrs. Leitch k Bruns
Two story wooden dwelling. Nc. 8 Marsh-street,
f6t twenty by one hundred and sixteen feet, $400;
ine-thlrd cash, balance in ons and two years.
Let of land, with buildings thereon, No. 186 Meet
Mg-street, fifty by one hundred and seventy-seven
ft et, 8600; one-third cash, balance one, two and three
roars.
By Messrs. Wardlaw k Carew-?.
House and lot, No. 3 lilias beth street, lot thirty by
one hundred and thirteen feet, $925; one-tbird cash,
balance in one and two years.
By Mr. Loma D. DeSaus ure
The following residences and plantations belonging
to the estate of tho lato i olonel John 8. Ashe:
Brick residence, t-onth Bay, lot seventy-four feet
J>y two hundred and sixty-nine deep, $16,100.
Wooden mansion, north side of Mouth Bay, lot flf
f;y-four feet by two hundred and forty-one deep,
?10,109.
Sea island cotton plantition, known as "Point
Place," 8t. Paul's Colle'&an, four hundred acres,
$4.00.
Plantation in and around Adams' Run. known as
" Moss Hill," one thousand and ton aeres, 81450.
AU of tho above one-third c .t h, balance in one and
two yeats.
FLEE IN HASEL-BTBEET-On yesterday morn?
ing, at about four o'clock, a fire was discovered in
the auction and oommi*sion house of Campbell,
Knox k Co., llano.-Btreot, next south of the store of
Strauss k Yance, at the cerner of Meeting, which
spread with great tepidity, consuming the building
hod entire contents. The wooden stables of Richard
MoHunny. a thrifty oelered man, next door, were
also consumed ; fortunately he saved his Uve atook
and carriages, although h? lost aU his harness. He
owned the property, walsh was uninsured. The fire
burnt through te the rear of Meeting-street, damag?
ing very materially th? btek of the store lately occu?
pied By Holmes k Calder, in which Mr, Wm. L. Webb,
??at reeovaring from a nie, wa? temporarily storing
apovttefcof his stock of crockery, which- waa dam?
aged. The building occupied by Campbell, Knox k
0*, and the on* on Meeueg-ttreet burnt and *.?.
(M by water, were tbs property of Messrs. Spafford
uad Hatch, the former ef New York, and the latter
>f this oliy; on them there ls an insurance of
M,0 0 in the agency of Captain 8. V. Tupper. The
Rook of Campbell, Knox et Co. I? insured tn the
?rae agency for $4?'00 and tho office fixtures In the
??ency of Z. B. Oakes for SOW. They saved a nor?
ien ef their beaks which were found to be charred
Ml .peniig, the safe.
Tbe Arsis believed to have peon the act ot ineen
Harlem. Mr. P. R. Hagood, who slept above tho
itere, says teat he was awakened ky a stifling sen
naen* and that on getting ont of bed, he f.jund th?
leer wi? very warm. He went te tbs window and
ooked opt and saw a reflection of the fire. He gav?
he alarm for some time and had a narrow escape,
seing even bia clothes.
The fire began to bum, as nearly a? could be ae
ertoined, around the bookkeeper*? rostrum, midway
ath'i store.
These same pieces of property have beende trey.
A by fire no tess than three time?.
REGULAS MEETING) OF COUNCI?,.-Council
iet yesterday evenlnr, in the Council Chamber, at
seven o'clock. Pr?sent-1 ho Maj or. Aldermen Pot?
ter, WhlldeD, Honour, ^AejBningham, Lindstrom,
Deroef. Wall, Cade, MdWeT Maraball, Olnoy. Voigt
ami Geddings.
The minute? of the last meeting were road and
oon firmed.
The resignation of Mr. Henry Horlbeek, es a com?
missioner of the Alms House, WM received aa infor?
mation.
A communication from the Board of Firemasters,
reporting eleotlone of ?racers, was received as Infor?
mation.
Tho petition of James Melvin, confraetor. praying
payment for back contracts, was referred to the Com
tittee on streets.
The communication cf J. It. Cukes, President of
the Wando Mia lng and Manufacturing Company,
and others, railing attention to the condition of Con?
cord-street, was referred to the Commltto? mm
Streets.
Tho resignation of Mr. A. B. Tatt, aa a Commis?
sioner ol' the Murkets, waa r reived as information.
The petition of J. Dawson, for transfer of license,
was referred to Committee on Lieeases.
The return cf the Acting Harbormaster, W. F.
Turner, for December, 180?, showing reoeipta of
$307 ?3, was received aa inflaSSaation.
The return of the City Sheriff, fer December,
showing $17111 turned over to tko City Treasurer,
waa received as information.
The petition of F. H. Floger, for compensation for
?rainage to hi? lot, was referred to tho Committee
ca Streets.
The bil? of the Oas Light Company were rerorred
to the Commlttco rn Aacounta.
Sundry bonds of etty officers recently ele;ted
were submitted as approved by thc City Attorney,
and accepted.
The Committee on steam Engines made a favor?
able report on the petition of Goo. P. Gibson, which
wna nd ont rd
The Committee ou ??.-TO-n.mirtinas.
made a favorable report on the petition of Jobn Don?
ohue. Adopted.
The Committee on Accounts made a favorable re?
port on sundry bills, to the amount of $1983 57,
which was adopted.
The tax bill was taken up tor considsration.
alder man Honour moved to reduce the tax on real
estate, proposed in the first section, from $2 60 to $2.
Alderman Honour made a few remarks in support of
his motion, showing tho evil effect* of overtaxing
real estate. He eald, among other things, that with
such taxes not mote than four per emt. interest on
the capital would bc realized from real Catate, which
was so much lower than other investments that lt
would prevent the burnt district from ever being re
bullt.
Alderman Geddings made an elaborate reply, urg?
ing the necessity of paying the interest on the oity
debt
Alderman Honour was anxious also to pay the in?
terest of the city debt, but thought it could be done
by keeping up the tax on sales and by curtailing ex?
penses.
The amendment was lost-ayes 5; noes 10.
Alderman Olney offered the following amendment
to paragraph 29 of section 1, which waa adopted:
Fifty cents op every $100 of gross receipts or collec?
tions made by any consignee or consign?es, shipping
agent or ?gents, or any other person or persons act?
ing at the Port of Charleston as agent or agents for
any sailing vessel or vessels, or steamers, the same
payable monthly by the said consignees or sgenta to
the city treasury if they are residents of the city, and
immediately eu collections if they aro non-residents.
Al der nan Lindstrom moved to amend the section
in regard to the street railroad by reducing the tax
on cars to $2 60 a month, includiag the horses and
mules in that tax. Adopted.
After l ur th er amendment? of no special impor?
tante, the bill was passed, its titi? changed to an or?
dinance, and ordered to be engrossed for ratifica?
tion.
The bill for licensing public carriages was passed
and ordered to be engrossed for ratification.
The liquorlioense bill was passed, fixing th? for?
mer price of $100 for all licenses, and ordered to be
engrossed for ratification.
The consideration of the police bill was deferred
to the next meering.
The bill for rebuilding tho burnt district was also
rootpoTiR.t tn th? non lac.nting.
On motion of Alderman Whildsn, the report of the
Committee on Printing, recommending that the offer
ot tho Courier be accepted, was adopted without op?
position.
On. motton of Alderman Whilden, the Board of
Firemasters were requested to reconsider their ac?
tion in districting the city.
I On mogpn of Alderman Geddings, lt was resolved
to purchase six copies of the statutes of 1SS8, a"d
twenty copies of the new constitution.
Alderman Olney offered a resolution instructing
the Committee of Ways and Moana to inquire into the
expediency of issuing coupon bonds, bearing inter?
est, in place of oity atocle. Adopted.
A petit'en from Dr. B. A. Rodrigues, asking for a
loan of $16,000 of Fire Lean benda for building in
the burnt distrlot, was referred te the Committee on
the Burnt District. -
The Mayor brought the subject of the mandamus
se the attention of Council.
On motion ef Alderman Whilden, the Mayer was
in? true ted te consult with the Oity Attorney in re
. gard te the mand?mut, and to report te Council at
an extra meeting, te be called aa soon as possible.
Council then went lute an election fer a Commis,
stoner of the Market, to fill tho vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr. A. B. Taft. Mr. J. H.
Stclnmeyer was sleeted en the first ballet.
Council next weat into an election for a Commis
stoner of the Alms House, to All the vacancy oeca
aioned by the resignation ef Mr. Herlbeck. Mr. H.
F. Baker was elected on the first ballot.
The hill for liquidating interest, Ac, was ratified.
Council adjourned.
HOTEL AEBIVALS--January 12.-Pavilion
Hotel.-Vi. B. M. 8altes, Florence; Henry Griffin, W
Mc Wat* rs, Themas Hurley and John Dwyer. Phila?
delphia; JT Gasklns. U G Gaskin a and Peter Jennint,
Lynch's Lake; J P Gayle, Florence; C J Cain, Goose
Creek ; W P Goo, Darlington; L D Clarke and W H
Kennon, LewiavlIIe; Bev A H Cornish, Pendleton;
John D Parker, Cooper Bi ver; T M Webster, Ben
nettsvilJo; thornie Murphy, South Carolina; B B
Brooks, Washington; J O Buckingham, ?ernwell;
W H Townsend, Aiken; L ff Deschsngles, Claren?
don; J B Carrigan, Wright's Bluff.
Chark*!** Hotel.-9 Q OaVedo, steamer Dictator;
Geo W Mason, Postofflss Department; s P Marshall.
Abbeville; jr J Gregg, Granitevillo ; D J Moore and J
B Lasalle. Columbia; D Malley. Ch craw: A Wo ff,
Maw rora; * H Nevi un and F S L Disbrough. New
Jersey; Miss B Ton Eyck and Chas Ten Byob, New
York ; 0 W Burns, Waldoborp', Me; W H Jackson,
oity; B O ?tone, USA; John B Gray, Atlante; H Kel?
ly and w?>, Cleveland; J H Bebels, Lexington; Jas
McNamara and son, Orangeburg; W A Bender and
John W Kerna, Memphis; B O Evana, Society Hdl;
Wm S Jackson, Latrobe.
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THE UNITED STATES COUBT, TUESDAY, JANU
un 7.-Hoar. Gao. S. BB Y A W PBX Bronze.--The court
>pened et ll o'clock, when the following causes were
Uspesedof:
In Bankruptcy.-Ex parte Thos. J. Wharton. Pe?
tition for final dlsoharge. Beering 28th.
Bs pane J. 8. B. Thompson and T. B. Jeffers,
IE re Edwin B. MJUs. Petition for sale. Granted.
Ex paste J. 8. B Thompson and T. P. Jeffers, ins?
lean Dye, in re Semi Black, la re David B. Thomas,
[dem. Similar order.
Sx parte P B. Morgan, In re J. P. Bradley. Peti.
lon \a establish lien. Kefnrred te Registrar.
The following assignees were approved ef: L.
If ?Lain for A. J. Genseles, James Patterton fer W.
9. Baaterling, Stephen Owens for Pohl k Myers. D.
r. Winn for B. W. Durand, L. Mel sin for P. P.
rainier.' June? Patterson for ?. D. Prentiss, J. B,
Crosland for John Stallings,
Bx parte Joe Funderenrk ard J. a. Thompson.
Petition? for fl discharge. Granted.
Ex perte A. O. McKnight*, ta re J. W. Gordon,
?etltten te establish hen. Beferred te J. 0. Oar
?enter. *
The following ptutiens for voluntary bankruptcy
sere referred to j. 0. OUweon, Registrar: Bx parts
3aleb M. Jones, W. S. Hudson, T. MoD. Hudson, T.
ioD. Law, F..HT K%an?dy. A.White, T. ?. rexworth,
I. P. MoLeed; L. L. Fraser, John O. Herios, Joseph
t. Yaftea, John Frans. *> *
?* parte ?. A. Amate, in re L. L. giddons. Pe?
lt ea for meeting of creditors. Meeting ordered for
IthPebruary.
FOB GEOBOEIOWN, CBEBAW, &O.-The steam?
er Planter ls receiving freight, and will sail as above
on the 16th instant.
THE BAKE BILL INJUNCTION-In tho ?DJ unc?
tion against Governor Scett to prevent him issuing
bonds to the blllholders of the Bank of tho State, the
points of vrhieh hav?> coen already fully published in
TUE NEWS, Messrs. /Jo'ton At Moiton liavo been re?
tained as counsel by tho tux-payers of Columbia, and
Coloael B. R. Rutledge and Bon. Henry Buist by
tho tax-pwyors of Charleston.
KIDNAPPING SEAMEN.-Tho ship Owego, ly?
ing in the stream, and bound for Liverpool, was
boarded, night beforo last, by runners, and nine of
the penmen on board seduced away. Ihe csptain,
as soon as he dis o vor cd tho rascal* ty that had been
practiced on him on the eve of going to sea, came
ashore and lodged information at the Detective of?
fice. Yesterday Offieer Ohapman captured four of
the asserters and turned them over to the ship.
?OTJTHEHN STOCES IN NEW YOBE.-Tho fol?
lowing cheering paraaraph is takon from tho New
York Herald of Sunday las;: "Tho Southern Hato
bonds formed a feature in Wall-street to day. Gon
eraUy tl ere are wide gaps in tho quotations, but tho
whole list was visited, as will appear In the prices
given below. Tho expected advent of prosperous
times in the South accounts fer the tudrten inquiry I
for th's class cf securities. As en the prevlou? day,
loutsianas were, tho favorite and were extensively
dealt in. Prices at four o'clock were os follows:
Tennessocs, ox coupon, 68Xa68J?;do.,new, 68a68J{;
Virginias, ox coupon, M}?i66}?, do.,now, 66??a57)4';
Georgia sixes, 178>??79; do. sevens, SOaflOJi" ; North
Carolinas, ox coupon, C4Xa6*>?; do., new, 62a02>?;
Missouri Fixes, I7>?a88; Louisiana sixes, ex coupon,
70a71; do., levee sixes, 60>?a67; do., elshts, 75a70;
Alabama eights, ti6a86; do , fives. ?laC2; South Caro?
lina sixes, o d, 69a71; do., new, 65a60; City Memphis
sixes, 60a51 Market rampant."
-?z-^AT.TTV.-Return of deaths with?
in the City of Charleston, for the week enating Jan
nary 9,1869:
CAUSES OF DEATH.
13
Apoplexy.
Bronchitis Sonile.
Cachixia Syphilitic.
Consumption.
Convulsions.
Defioient Vitality, from Pre?
mature Birth.
Dropsy.
Dropsy from Asthma.
Hydrothorax.
Lungs, mph sema of.
Perieordium, Effusion of....
Pneumonia.
Sarcoma Recurrent.
Teething.
Tri MU us Nascsntium.
Want of Vitality.
Total. ll 8| 1| lil 6 3 6 3
BLACKS OB
COLORED.
ia
8 i-a
l
?::
RECAPITULATION :
Whites, g ; Blacks and Colored, 17-Total, 28
A aits :
Under 1 year of age... 10
Between 1 and 5 yrs... 1
Between 6 and 10 yrs.. 0
Between 10 and 20 yrs.. 1
Between 20 and 30 yrs.. 1
Bstween 30 and AO yrs., 0
Between 40 and SO yrs.. 2
Between 50 and SO yrs. 8
Between 60 and 70 yrs. 2
Between 70 and 80 yrs. 2
Betweon 80 and 90 yrs. 1
Between 90 and 100 yrs. 0
Over 100 years of age... 0
CAUSES OF DEATH.
WHITES.
Totals reported 1er shs week
ending January 2,1869_
Certafteates fer tho fsttowiag
?ins? received :
Paralysis.
Want of Vitality.
Total.
3 1
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BLACKS OX
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Office of City Bo#ris*rar, January 12, 1869.
GEORGE 8. P?L?ER, M. D., City Registrar.
REPORTERS' CBUMBS.- Major L. Dubos in
this city is the agent and oerreopondent of the bro
Frenen papers, '?Le Mond? Diu?tee," published la
Pails, and "Le Nouveau Monde." published in New
York. T hey are bot? very readable papers.
In consequence of the continued illness of Mr.
Baker, Mr. Mills, of New York, has been sent 9sr to
complete tho building of toe organ for St Philip's.
A German draftsman and surveyor needs employ?
ment; he served in the Aastriaa Engineer Corps.
See advertisement.in Tu News.
Courtenay's Monthly Calendar is very handy and
convenient; lt show* the hours of make up and de?
livery of the maila, the arrivai and departure Of tho
railroad trains, and the time of high water. .
The ferry boat got aground yesterday, and was
somewhat delayed in consequence.
There was considerable real oat?ts put np at auc?
tion yesterday, but as the bidding waa not aufne'eat
ly spirited, a great portion of lt was withdrawn.
The new choir of St. Philip's Church had their
first rehearsal last night,
Campbell, Knox * Co. have made, overtures for tho
store on Hay no-street Li te; y bought hy General Gur?
ney for "Northern capitalista. They expect to start
again in a short while. jj
Something is the matter with tho Tidal Drains.
The engines drew mud last night, although wo un?
derstand they were kept flooded. De they need
cleaning.
The peremptory wrlfroi ffisadassei waa served sm
the Acting Board of Alderaou yesterday, at 13 M.
It is re tuntable in Columbia on the 20th Inst.
There was an afternoon marriage, yesterday, at at
Luke's. We understand that teere were twenty,
eight bridesmaids in attendance. !
There were numerous section sale?yesterday, ?ad
all were well attended by buyers. Auctioneering is
heooming a specialty in the business of thia etty.
lbs tides will be very high to-morrow.
Tho weather yesterday *te very agreeable without
great ?oats ; yet tho almanacs predicted eeo!, bteeing
weather.
Seme sopi?s of Mendelssohn's "St Paul" ls want?
ed. Any j orson having ooplea for sale, or wuiuuoan
be lent, ts requested to apply at the southwest cor
mer of ti sui th ana Momoguo streets.
Mr. P. B. Hagood narrowly escaped being burned
to deatu in the Uro m Hasel? tr eel yesterday morn?
ing, having Just time to get ont of the room over
the .toro la which ho slspt
Thc School committee of tho Orphan House meet
st four o'elook to-day st the institution.
The commission on plantera' footvda reached tba
one hundred and eightieth application yesterday.
Another masquerade bal* ts OB the carpet.
Mr. Thurlow Wood, ?diter and proprietor of tho
Nsw York Commercial 'Advertiser, accompanied by
his daughter, arrived here in the steamship Cham?
pion last evening.
Mr? Andrew M. Moreland reporta the pnrehase of
tatftt worth of City Stock yesterday at ft tty cents.
le not l?tav?ng a light buraiwg in aplaca of bssi
aess at night ? araasUonsbl* preeenUenar measure,
for the reason that, gs ia the late ease, a Sro that ta
just breaking out and oould bo subdued may ba
takes for the reflection of tho night Hght t
Tb?1 Btv Ceeilia Seelsty give a ball to-morrow
night at tho South Carolina Hal!, kfeerleg-street.
Sabseriptions duo the Bins Ridge Railroad aro to
be poid over to Colonel J. B. K. Sloan, Brown's
wharf, at .ase, to Meure tho stock pur ?has od, on
whtoh instalsJtents aro sailed tor.
The receipts of the harbormaster for December.
1868. Were .807 93.
The eity sheriff, last month, oo'looted for tho etty
nm.
Tho Wando Mining and Nenufac turing Company
sompUin of ate oeadlfiea ti Oonaord-street
Tho pri?e of a liquor license in Charleston for ooo
year was fixed by Oounoil Ust alf ht ot SISO.
Tho muck talked of Polles bill was deferred bp
OouncU last Bight to tho asst regular meeting.
Mr. H. M. Haig has bern admitted a partner la the
fancy goode house of Messrs. 3. S. Nearly St Oe.,
Kayne-etreet. , '
The additional tax ea real estate of half per mat
was reused with tho Tax bill lae? niant
The ?set Master of VraakUa ?sdge. Ve SS, will
denver a lesbare % alf? bsfete ?te fr?teraity, ?g
THB THEATRE.- Tho sensational drama,
"After Dark," WSB rendered ia most oxoellent style
lett night. The acting generally waa boHer than
the "Gilberts" have done since the advent of the
troupe. Mr. Sutton eclipsed himself. Keveralnew
scents added much to the play. Of conrso. Mr. and
Mrs. Watkins were, as usual, tho bright stars amid
the Snnameat ot obscurer lights, and contred the
atteatien of the audience upon themselves. To-night
that powerful drama, "Tho Pioneor Patt lot; or, tho
Maid OJ' the War Path," will be given. This drama
was played ever one thousand times in Europe by
Mr. cad Mrs. Watkins, and ovorywherc met with
extraordinary nico. ns.
8T. JOHN'S LUTHEBAN CHURCH.-Tho follow?
ing ls the repl .. sent by Dr. nicks, yo. torday, to the
fermai call given bim by tho Vestry of Dr. Bach
san's Church:
CHARLESTON, P. C., January 12,18G9,
To Mosers. Jas. aT. Murrell. B. G. Chlsolm, Henry
Cobla and J. K. Picken, committee in bobaif ol tho
Vostry of St. John's English Lutheran Cburoh:
Brethren: Crace and peHC from God, our Father,
and from the Lord Jesus Christ. Your letter of the
8th inst., expressing your kind feelings towards mo,
and tendering mo tho position of associate minister
te the reverend and beloved Johu Buohinau, D.D.,
is before me. I am profound ly moved by this proof
of oontdence and affeotloa upon the part of so large
and Influential a portion of this community. It ls
la mt heart to accept your proposal, and it shall be
my endeavor to meet your Christian wiehes. Heart?
ily rsciprooating your good will and friendship, and
humbly uniting with you in imploring the bleating
of Almighty God upon ns and upon all the Israel of
God, and looking te Him, through the Lord Jesus
Christ .for guidance and eucoesa, I beg to subsoiibo
myself your servant for Christ's Bake, in the bonds
of a psacoful gospel,
WILLIAM W. HICKS.
CLUBS AND STARS.-Tho following oases were
docketed yesterday at the Guardhouse:
Charles Kennedy, colored, lodged for having old
iron in his possession, supposed to bo stolen, and
secreting himno.il in the^doorway of the Amerioan
Hotel. Released.
nonry Lewis, colored, lodged subject to Chisf of
Police's order.
L. AL>Ta,nder; white, reported for having money in
bis possession belonging to joaa ammuo,. ?\.,r..i ^nd
refusing to refund.
J cob Moore, colored, lodged for stealing cotton
from drays on East Bay.
Wm. Hasel, colored, lodged for being drunk and
disorderly, and trespassing on tho premises of Mr.
F. Wehm m's store, corner East Bay and Lsunns
stroot.
Two storekeepers wero reported for selling liquor
without a license. >
Challes Brown, colored, lodged for assault an . bat?
tery on JamcB Harrington, white, on Adgor's Wtarf,
yesterday.
PRESENTAION OF A TESTIMONIAL TO DIL C.
DAVI.UA.-There was a full attendance last night at
the Bebrew Hall ia Broad-strcot of the members of
the Hebrew Orphan and Hebrew Benevolent Socie?
ties to witness a presentation of a handsome testiioo"
nial to Dr. 6. Davega, as aa oxprossion of their.ap?
preciation of his past services and rogret at his de?
parture. Dr. Davega is very popular among tho
Israelites, and has earned the regard of the aooleties
mentioned by gratuitous professional services to
their beneficiaries during a period of sixteen years.
The testimonial consisted of a handsome gold-healed
cana, and a magnificent silver pitcher and goblets
to match. The articles bore the following inscrip?
tion: "Presentad to Dr. Columbus Davega by his
friends in appreciation of his service? to the po??of
the Bebrew Orphan and Hebrew Benevolent Socie?
ties ef this city." The testimonial, with the accom?
panying complimentary resolutions, was presented
te Dr. D a vega by Dr. P. Melvin Cohen in a neat and
appropriate address, whioh was responded to by Dr,
Davsga in a few graceful words of thanks.
Br. Davega will leave for Kew Nork en Sunda]
next.
-BUSHNTiElSS NOTICES.
ALL PHYSICIANS (wherever it has been tried) I
recommends "Hood's f ovo reign Ealm" for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough, be. It eau hs j
found genuine at Dowie k Moise's Drag Store, cer?
ner ef Meeting and Hasel streets.
January 13 vfmG
-O
RICHARD MOHTJNNY having been burnt out at
the fire yesterday morning, saved his hones ?TIa fuw.
riagea, and can be found for the protont at the Mills
House atables.
CHOICE GREEN AUB BLACK TEAS, $1 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Aeson streets. Goods delivered free.
LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.- Oys?
ters In b ver y style. Mince pies, fr* sh dally. Hot cof?
fee sad chocolate at ell hours. Ice cr?ons every
day. _
00LD, SILVER,
BANK NOT XS. COUPONS, j STOCKS AHB
BONDS, bought and sold at current market
rates by J; H. WILSON,
January 1 fsnwfl , Be. S Broad street.
EXCHANGE FOB SALE.
CHECKS ON NEW YORK
BALTIMORE,
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND
IRELAND
PARIS and
BERLIN.
For tale in sums to suit, by
1*J. H. WILSON.
January 1 fnawfi_Ne. 6 Bread-street.
CHECKS ON NEW YORK.
IN CURRENCY OR GOLD.
LESESNE & WELLS,
No. 10 BROAD-BTUBIBST.
December 2e ' imo
( Shirts .*& /nm ii ft. rig ?noba.
SHIRT EMPORIUM.
RECEIVED
A N Bl W sliPPL? OP
THE
CELEBRATE!?
S T .A. "R ?
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
Which aro offered ior sada at
.PHIS' LOW IC ST* CASH PRtOBlSI
E. SCOTT,
MBKTIWa-STRlBT,
O PP O 81 TB THB MARKET HALL.
Januarys mmtm
ranas? SMOX...JOB* GttS
* KNOX * til LIV
OOTTOS ?AOff OBI ?
ano
OTUfBEAL OOMMM?Oif MSROHANI?,
KO. Ul SMITH'S WHaWr. BALTfMOBB,
?a?^SSe^satsi mt^?v?a^m??U
?efe? ?se tsOBN ?od SACON pre?rpe>r eneewteO
Age? ST
guinness (Carba.
AC AKW -TH !. SI Hst HlHK.lt TAKES
this melluul of iutormiug his frionds ?Dd pa?
trons tWat ho ii tor tho prosout located at the MILLS
HOUSE STABLE-?, Chuliuord-sttoct, wboro he will
br glad to serve them.
January 13 3 RICHARD MoHUNNY.
TIIK 8UB8CR1BHR HAS 'HUS DAY
taken a Desk at No. ll BROAD-STRKKT ior
the purpose ot engaging in a GENERAL BROKER?
AGE BUSINESS. Ho will buy and sell on commis?
sion Real Eal ste, Stock, Bonds, Cou ona, Gold, Sil?
ver and Dank Bills. lu prepared to m 'ko liberal ad?
vance? on omitios outrun.cd to him for ?ale.
GEO. D. CONNOR.
Charleston. S. C., January 13, 1869.
January 12 _6
OH A VIN? AND MAIR-CUTTINO,
BY
W. E. MARSHALL,
AT THE
BROAD-STREET BARBER SALOON,
No. 81 (UP STAIRS).
December 8
DENTIST.
ROOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE. NORTHWEST COR?
NER OF MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS.
November 20 fmwGmos
Q T T O SON SI T il U ,
DYER AND SCOURER,
141 Marlsct-stroet, between King, anal
A rctadalcHstrcets.
GENT8' COATS, VESTS, PANTS AND HATS
Dyed, Cleaned and Pressed.
November 12 wfm3mos
jyj KD1CAL. CARD.
DR. T. REENSTJERNA HAS HIS OFFICE AT
No. 71 HASEL-STREE T, throe doors from the Post
offloe.
N. B.-Special attention given to DISEASES OF
THE GENITAL ORGANS, of both sexes.
December 12 sw Imo
Y <(. TRENIIOLM,
No. 1 BROAD-STREET,
CUAELESTON, S. G.,
MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER
IN
Soath Carolina Native Bone Phosphate.
january ll 8mos
J.
T. HV1I1PHR1IY8,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS?
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE. STOCKS, BONR8, SE?
CURITIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
No. ST BROAD'STREKT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
BEFEUENOES.
Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq.,
General JAMES CONNER, T. R. WARING, Esq.
October 1
JOHN D. ALEXANDER,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. IO Broad-street.
RESPECTFULLY SOIJOITJSBOSINESS IN AD?
JUSTING ACCOUNTS of MeftBtttts and others,
and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS,
either in part or whole. Ac._January ?
gOCTHERK STUN CH? MANUFACTORY
E. H. RODGERS,
MANUFACIUBBB AND WHOLESALE DE ALBA
IN STENCIL 8TO0K AND DIBS, Steel Letters and
Stamps, Cheeks and Tog?, Brass and German Silver
Key Rugs, Chaina, Ao.
Marking Inks by the gallen or barrel.
Agent for HittTs Patent Hand Stamps, Seal Presses,
Brondincr ImnBfcn
Ne. 12? BAST BAY-STBEET,
.... CHARLESTON. S. C.
AST Cell and examine specimens.
January * fimos
/ana) (000)5.
-RE AB 1HIS !
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
or
P E R FVU MERIEL
ABB
TOILET ARTICLES
EVER BB OUGHT TO THI3 MARKET, COMPRIS
INO ARTICLES MADE BY
LUBIN, P.IMENEL, COUDRAY, CLEAVER,
SOCIETE HYGIENIQUE, FARICA,
EDE, AND OTHERS.
Together with a full assortment of
Tooth, Hair and Natl Brushes,
C OMRS,
ALL OP THE BEST MANUFACTURE, IM
PORTED DIRECT, AND FOR SALE AT
PRICES TO SUIT THE
TIMES.
The ladles are rcspeotfully invited to oall and ex?
amine before purchasing elsewhere.
C F. PANKNIN,
CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 1?3 Meeting-street,
November 13 fmwSmos Charleston. 8. C.
?)ri) ?00??i <Et?.
ti li 12 AT ATTB1C1I0N
AT
FURCHGOTT & BROS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE*
DORN Ell KINO AND CALHOUN STREETS.
WBBBG IO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
Customers in general, that we nev? Inst ie
tetved (in addli'on to our usual stock of BOM tollu
md FANCY ?O ,i8>, anew suppiy suitable tot the
?resent season.
ocsraisajute opt
JLOAKB, DRY GOODS, POPLINS, Ao., at ?educed
Iiavy^BaOmoralSkirta etti ia
Ter/ Sholoe ?rdelo Black silk $1 Bf, worth Si SO
^aeuee* super Meiiao Yeats only $1
L lot ot fla? piase Cover? wk.oh will be eekl lees
than wat.
M desea HOOP SKIRTS, N te MA
SK) donen GK.,?VlaVB HOOP SKIETS, sn elegant
article, 80c. only .
ntewhi imer's eeleteeeed Preneh CORSET, U 00
?Av?| upward
i fud snd complete assortment et German ead Bng
, bah HORIaBr, from 1?X wp
k Ane a^aortment of Ladlee* and children's tttk. Ber.
lin olo.h and Uah G LOY ats, elegant destine.
i good selection ot
1LANKETS, COMFORT?. QUILTS
FLANNELS, CA8>iIMERH8
TABLE DAMASKS, ?to.,
. At tah lowest figures.
We ?reals else notify our patrons that ?v have s?>
saeeda separate department ut e?xr stove eaela
trelyshr
BOOTS, SHOKS, HATS, TRUMES, ?Ve.
mW WTCAHitl Oil UALKOVJN-Sf ?E6T.
VVAt?VkttygtW 4t ?RO?., *
NO, AST K?NU'?XRBYT. '
^lurtton Sales.
Boots, Shoes, Baltnorals, Gaiters, Brogans*
?c, ?rc.
BY N. HUNT & SON.
THX8 DAY. the 13tb instant, at 10 o'clock, in onr
Sale Broom, No. 142 M co tins-street, we will roll tor
each,
10 ) cases BOOTS, SB OES, Brogans, Oaiters, Bal?
morals, Ac, tic , our usu ul splendid assortment, all
fresh and desirable goods, to which we invite tbe at?
tention of buyers. Junuary 13
Mules, Horses, Carts and Family Carriage al
Auction.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY.
At 10 o'clock, TO DAY, at No. 20 Broad-street, fiigu
of Bed Post and Flag.
MULLS AND HOHbEtf received up to hour of
sale. * January 13
One Large Draft Horse, three Mules, at Auc
lion; also, a lot of Gold and Silver Watch?
es and Jewelry.
BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY, at half-past 10 o'clock, at No. 33 Broad
street. January 13
Work Horses, Bread Carts, Sets Cart Har?
ness, Bread Pans, ?cc.
BY H?LMES & MACBETH,
Astetloneers, No. 36 Broust-street.
Will bo sold THIS DAY. January 13th, la iront
ot our offloe, at ll o'clock,
S BREAD CARTS
2 ael s Cart Harness
1 McClellan saddle
1 lot Bread Pans
2 Work Horses. January 13
W. Y. LEITCH & R. H. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Under and by virtue of a Decree of ihe Court of
Equity for Charleston Countv, I will sell, at Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of Janu?
ary instant, at ll o'clock, ou the premises, No. 17
Broad-street,
ALL THE STOCK IN TRADE AND FIXTURES OF
A WELL APPOINTED DBUO STORE,
CONSISTING IN FAUX OF:
DRUG^, MEDIC IN EH, Perfumery, Fancy Articles.
Bottles, Jars, Cosmetics, Counters, Scales, Surgical
Instruments, and all the necessary Founts for manu?
facturing Sodawater. Also. thoOood Will of the
establishment. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver ot Dawson it Blackman.
Terms of sale cash. ws3 January 12
W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNIS,
Auctioneers.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Court of |
Equity for Charleston Countv, I will sell, at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of February
prox., at ll o'clock, nt the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick
Store and outbuildings thereon, situate; on the south
side of Broad-street, corner of Gadsden's Alley,
known as the No. 17, measuring and containing lu
front on Broad-street twenty-seven feet six inches
(27 ft Oin.), and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety
three feet six inches (93 tt. 6 in.), be the said dimen?
sions more or lesa; cutting and bounding to tho
north On Broad-?treet, east on landB now or late of
-, south on lands now cr late of-, and west ou
Gadsden's Alley.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bonds of the purchaser, bearing
interest at seven per cent per annum, payable semi?
annually, secured by mortgage of the premises;
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and fer stamps.
JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Reoelver of DAW&ON St BLACKMAN.
January 13 ws7
gAMUKb C. BLACK,
STOCK AND BEAL ESTATE BROKER,
Mo. ?8 Bread-street,
Charleston, S. C.
Transactions made at auction er private sale.
January 1_Imo
JJ H . DeLBON,
BROKER,
Charleston, S. C.
WILL BUY AND SELL. OH COMMISSION,
BEAL ESTATE, STOOK8, BONDS, COUPONS,
GOLD, SILVER, BANK BILLS AND
EXCHANGE.
Januvry 1 _la?
JJSLMKB dc MACBETH,
Ho. BB Broad-street,
Charleston, 6. c.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE
ABB
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will attfcsad te Renting and Collecting of Beats
and purchase and aa'e of Stocks, Bends, Geld,
Silver and Beal Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase of Gooda and Supplies Ut parties
in the country upon reasonable terms.
Gnomes L. HOLMES.AXJUCANBSS MAOSHTH.
January 1 ly?
W.
Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
MONEY AND BEAL ESTATE
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 3ft Bread-street,
Charleston, 8. 0.
January 1_Imo
J DRAYTONFORB,
BROKER, Mo. 40 BROAD-STREET,
BUZS AND SELLS SSAL ESTATE AND PUB?
LIC AND PRIVATE BUNDS, Stocks and Seouri
?es, of all kinds. Also, negotiates Leans on Beal
Estate and Stock Collaterals.
January 2 DAO Imo
J OWSDE8 <Si GIUBBALL,
No. SO Broad-etreet,
BUY AND St?LL ON COMMISSION,
BEAL ESTAIS,
BONDS,
? 8TOCK8,
kc, ftc, so.
Banting ef Houses attended to.
T. PwoxMBT LOWNDES.Bsnsxsr Uar MB A UL.
January 1_Imo
J ? . W ILSON,
No. O aSaroauft-etreet.
GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES, COUPONS,
STOCKS AN? BOSOS,
Bought end Sold at Harket Bates. Cheeks on
New York and Baltimore, end Drafts en England,
Ireland, Paris and Berlin.
January 1 Imo
^^^^JjtnJlUmi^j_
WANDO FERTILIZER.
THE WANDO MINING AN? MANUFACTURING
COMPANY odors to the Planters sad Y armers of th?
loath their Fertiliser, known as the "WANDO PNB
ri LIX KB," whian the exp?rience of the past season
tue proved te he ene of the most valuable la eur
market It hes fir ita base the materials fresa ste
rseefhate bods ot the Company est Ashlev liver,
uad is prepared at their works et the BAST HMD OP
lABBL-tfTKBET ie this etty. In order to guarantee
te uniformity ead nula tain ito high standard, the
f osassny has asede srriegsssests with the distln
rsi tja ed Chemist, Dr. O. D. SHEPARD r., who
erofuBy analyses all the ssnsaesdstel and ether at?v
erial pureas sail hy the Company, asad the prepared
ra*Wrisse, before being offered fer eels, The Ones
tear la resolved te stake sa sgtietsSrhieh will geese
e be e "Oesselse? Manure," ead give entire aafcSs
Ifrr tsetse, oteeuMre, and ethos teles ensiles, apply
0 WM. 0. DUKES & OO.. Agents,
*' He. 1 South Attestas wherf, ;
January A * " ' ' asm tasen i
Jluftion Sales.
One Work Horse and two Buggies and Har?
ness.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
Will bo sold at my Offloo THIS DAY, at ll o'clock.
'Iorme caab. January 13
Estate Sile of Furniture, Mirror, Melodeon, <j-c.
BY J. FRASER MATHEW KS.
Will be sold 1UIS DAY, at ll o'c'ock, at my Ofllco,
No. 66 Broad -street,
A LOT OF FURNITURE, &o..beloi gins to an r.stalo.
COHBISTIHO or:
MAHOGANY ANO WALNUT WAUDROBE3, Bu?
reaus, Card '.tabl?n. Marble Top Tables. Bed?
steads, Settees, < lialrs
1 Bande?me Miiror
1 Large Extension Dining Tab lo
1 Fine Melodeen, &c , kc
Terms cash. January 13
Peremptory Stile-Hired Importation by Rob?
ert Mure Jc Co. and B. If. Wilkins ef Co.,
of Sherry and Port Wine, (Jin and Ale.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auctioneer.
Will be eold on TUESDAY, tbs 19th instant, at my
Olli'.-o, No. 58 Baoad street, at ll o'clock, to tho
highest bidder, tho toi low i DR, imported direct, aa
above.
38 casks SHERRY WINE, imported 186T
27 casks Port Wino, imported 1867
10 on Bk s Old Tem Gin, imp?t ted 1866
1 caso assorted and 1 cate Dantzio Cordial
50 cask.'t Bernard'? Edinburgh Ale, in pints, glass
and H ton o boi ties.
Terms-Ail sums under $50?, each; ovor $500,
thirty days, approved city acceptances.
jay Augusta Constitutionalist ?ill insert twice, and
nena bill to J. Fraser Mathewes._January 12
Horses, Mules, One Fine Buggy, Two Drays,
reith Harness in good order, and other Ve?
hicles; also, Furniture, consisting of Fine
Bedroom Set, several Carpets, French Plate
Mirrors, Sideboards, Bedsteads, Bedding,
Tables, ?cc, at Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
YHIS DAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock, at
his salesroom, No. 31 Broad-street,
January 13 . *
Desirable Family Residence and Large Lot.
I WM. McKAY, Auctioneer,
Will sell on FRIDAY, the 16th instant, at ll o'clock,
at the Oil Postoffiee,
The three and a half story DWELLING, Briok
Basement, known as No. 7 Thomas-street, contain?
ing 6ix square rooms, two atrios, two dressing rooms
and pantry, two story kitehen and necessary out?
buildings. Lot measures on Thomas-street 77 feet
6 lochee, back line 100 feet, and on south line 173
leet.
Terms-One-half cash; balsnoe in one and two
years, secured as usu il. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. J anuary 13
Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad and
Church streets.
WM. McKAY, Auctioneer,
Will Foll on FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at tho Old
Postoffloe, Broad-street, at ll o'olock,
That DESIRABLE CO .?NEK s rc? lt is, corner
of Bro .il and Church streets.
ALSO,
The TWO ADJOINING riTORBS on Broad-street,
measuring on Broad-street sixty-one (61) feet, more
er less, and on Ont rch thirty-eight (38) toot, more or
less. The above property tobe sold together.
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 at seven
per oem. Buildings to be insured andpoltoy as?
signed. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for papers
and stan.ps. mwfSthfs January 4
|lnrti0?ttri^nPttt^?l^
Desirable Residence, iVo. 21 Legare-street, for
Rent.
BY ALONZO J. WHITE ?fe SON.
WUl be rented, that desirable HOUSE, No. al Le
gare-stieet, containing some eight rooms, commo?
dious outbuildings, Ito.
For particulars apply as abovs, at our ofllco,
January ll mws3_No 66 BAST BAY.
Residence on South Bay-street.
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
At Private Sale
Tho three-steiy WOODEN RESIDENCE. Ne. 2S
South B.iy (fifth west ot King-street), ooo taming six
upright and ?ne dressing room, double planeas, on a
brick basement, and attached a briok addition, with
kitchen, wash room and servants' apartments, ka.
Let measures M feet front by 100 feet deep. This is s
very ooel situation, and commands a fine view of the
water.
?ino.
The LOT OF LAND en Lamboll-street, adjoining
the above on the north, with two two-story Wooden
Buildings thereon. Let M feet front by 160 feet
deep.
Apply as above, at No. 28 BROAD-STREET.
January 8 _fmw3
BY J. FRASER MATHE WES,
Real Est?t? Agent, No. M Broaa-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy lesa tiona all the
year.
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS sa? FARMS In
all partu ?f the State.
CITY PROPERTY ef every description.
November 2 - 8moa,
jy?ISS R. A. M?RTLAN?,
" Ne. 898 KING-STREET,
SE FULLY inform the ?K* I i
?wBnWjftf ?penca a bandsoma WWI
#j? assortment of . ^^S\jw
FALL A^? WINTER MILLINEBY.
DRESS AHI? O&OAK. MAKING
ATTENDED TO.
October 21 wfm Sines
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY.
BLAKE BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE
to order, with any atv lo of Binding or pattern of Rul?
ing, of boat material and workmanship.
BOOK-BINDING.
MAG I ZINCS, PERIODICALS, MU3I0, NEWS?
PAPERS. Bibles, Prayer Books, ito., Bound ta any
style, sad neatly LutUred with name.
Lithographing and J JD Printing.
JOB PRINTING-Cards, Letter, Not* and EUI
Heads, Circulars, Dray Receipts, Pamphlets, Ac, ia
first-rate style and at lew prices.
STATIONERY.
Ali varieties ef LAW, OFFICE AND FANCY STA?
TIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS.
A large assortment ef eur ewe sad sf cae best
Marthena aasnufsetorsrs. eenstanthy ea hand.
NOTICE-Wo are stbring eur surplus steele ef
Chook leons, Baak Books, Saure** sad Vessel Re?
ceipt Beeks, Cotton Weight sad vanptflag Beeks, a*
?roany redmsed prises.
.URE BOOKS fe? Meato'e. Msohsatos aa? Bast?
?eos Mea genoraRy (monthly aa? weekly), a groas
rartot? at ?oms.
SAE RES' BREAD BOSKS, Landing sad Deokage
Beeks, Magtstmtos* Desists, Hete 1 Bsgsstsrs. icc.
V9 SmALRNS.
aUvta? alar** suvphu ef RLAKK BOOKS, ef al
.tytosef btadtog. lae trade wal he suppUed far a
limited time at a great redaeRea sa Kew Task est?.
At C?Wtt*WAY*ftV
Poosamkerll fha Wime Wo. ? BROAD-BTTUHMP.
jfj M k COM ?MAY s? OB.,
?ASH, BUND ANO DOOK MANUFACTURERS
i?*v 2 PRITOHA.ttD-STBSXT,
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