The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 20, 1869, Image 3

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0? LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY NFWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LEITERS REMAIN? ING IN Tas PO?TOfFrcE AT THE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW P03TOFFTCE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. WILLIAM GURNEY will sdi at 10 o'clock, at tue dcpcton South t onimerieal wharf, government stores, in lots to trait purchasers'. G. MCBMDZ Sanr.t will sell at 10 o'clock, nt his salesroom, Brca?-strtet, horses, luules. lurriture. Ac. A. C. McGmuvnAl will se'.l at IO o'clock, in front of his office, Broad-street, building lot in st. Pbili ?treat WILLIAM MCKAY wiil sell at 10 o'clock, in his sales room, Meeiing-stieo;, furniture of a lamil v. J. A. EN8XOW A Co. wll foll at ll o'clock. Palmetto wharf, cargo molasses and U o hogsheads sugar. HOLMES k MACBETH will scT at ll o'clock, in front of their office, Rroad-Btreet, mules and harness. N. HUNT k SON will tell at 10 o'clock, in their sal room. Mcenng-stieet, boots, shoes and bro? gans. , J. FKASTT. MATHCWI B will stU at ll o'clock, in front of bis office, Bro-d-strcct, two mules and pony. R. M. MABSHAXX ? BROTHER will sell Lt quarter pa 110 o'clock, at thou? offko, Broad-st: f it, mulet?, horses, furniture, Atc. MEETINGS THIS DA Y. German Friendly Srciety. at 12 o'clock M. Grand Lodge of South Carolina, nt 9 o'clock A. M. South Carolina Lodge, at 7 o'clock P. M. PERSONAL.-Justice A. J. Willard, of the Su? preme besch, is in thc city. Q^LuainiA AND AUGUSTA EAILBOAD STOCK. Mr. H. H. BoLcon so'd yesterday, at auction, $450 ) of shares of thc Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company at SR per shar i. Tar value $25. BARNWELL foe BK AI*-Mr. J. S. Shuck, a merchant of Barnwell Courthouse, who proposes to pubUsh a paper at that place, to be called thc Barn? well Journal, is in town, and staying at tho Pavilion HoteL THE OTANDAIIAS HETUBN.-The return made by the Acting Boird of Aldermen tr the writ of man? damus was signed at the meeting of Council on Mon? day night by all thc Aldermen present except Alder? men Cunringhani, Wall an! Adams. Pr. MAST'S CHIBCH.-The following gentlemen ^Bwerc elected vesir^mcu of thia church on last Sun ^Pday: F. Lafitte, B. Riols, J. P. Chazil, H. Z. Lauroy, E. Poincignon ; C. P. Ainiar, Treasurer, and P. J. Barool, Secretary. COTTON.-Wc publish thi3 mo nina the circular of ] Messrs. Smith, Edwards k Co., of Manchester, in re? gard to thc suppl> ot cotton of this yew; also a state? ment showing tho actual stock of cotton ot' all kinds on hand in Liverpool December 31, 18G8, as com? pared wi.h the estimated stock. ASBEST OF Soc i H CAEOLINLANS rs AT/OUSTA. The Augusta papers mention the arrest in th it city cf Julius Reubensteio, of Blackville, S. C.. on the charge of obtaining good* by i J ho pretenoes; and also of J. B. Li.ing. 'or.. who was moving with his family from Kingsville-. S. C.. to Arkansis. Living? ston was arrested oa a t?l?graph e message from Kingsville. No cau-o a: signed. SALE OF ASSETS or CH ABLESTON SAVINGS INSTITUTION.-Messrs. Leitch k Bruns sold yester? day, at au' lion, tho following R*eeU of this institu? tion, purchased at thc sale of Master James Tupper, in April last, and not settled for: John G. Chalk's bond lor $1083 75, at forty-seven cents on the dollar. Eli Godding*' bond for $10, 127 38, at 62. Christopher Gerat;, 's bond for $1817 45, at 35. Another bond of same party for $16S4, at 80. MissC. C. Kelsey's bond for S837C 95, at 07. Francis St Mark's hoad tor SG14 10, at 30. Conrad D. Ludeke's bond for $537 42, at 40. W. If. Swiuton's bond for $557 40, at 03. H. V. Toomei'd bond for $312 20, at 87. R. T. Limehouse's bond for $1159 10, at 47. Mrs. E C. K. PluJd's bond for $4040 20. at 21. C. J. Relyea's boud fut $895 50. at CO. P. J. Coogan's bond for $2091 75, nt 70. Terms of sale cash in ten days._ SOUTHERN BONDS IN NEW YOBK.-The follow? ing ls the Herald's report of Saturday's market: "The Southern State bonds woro again largely dealt in both for invest me .t and speculator. Alabama eights were scarce for delivery, and a number of j 'aborts' in them sufi'?' td in consequence, 'the mar" ket was buoyant and strong, with the following as the closing quotations at four o'clock this afternoon: Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, C9>?aG9*?; Tennessee sixes, new, 69.3,'ati9Ji ; Virginia sixes, ex coupon, 68% a59; Virginia sixes, new, 62^803; Virginia registered stock 50aSl ; Georgia sixes 82>faS3 ; Georgia sevens 92 a93; North Carolina sixes, ex coupon. CG.^aCC'j, North Carolina sixes, new, 63>?aC4; Missouri eixes 37a87Ji; Louisiana sixes 73*74; Louisiana sixes, levee, 69a69&; Louisiana eights, levee, 3l}2'aS2; Ala? bama eights 91 j.a92; Alabama Aves 64aC5; South Carolina sixes 70a71; South Carolina rixe^, now, 68a 70; City of Memphis 51>?a:2>?; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterlings, OOcGl ; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, interests, 46a48. The advance in these accmirJcs is a sign of Southern recuperation which cannot be de? ceptive."_ TEE UNITED STATES COUBT, JANUAEX 19 HON. GEOBOE S. BUTAN, PBESIDING.-Ihe court opened at ll oV'ock. Ihe Judgo ap roved of the appointment of tLe following assigi.c. .J: In ro J. Murray Muirhead, Louis McLain, as? signee; Jacob Gold ten, idem; Alex.R. Knox, idem; Rcjt. B. James. Jiocaid J. Auld, assigneo; H. L. Bonbow, idem;Francis H. K?nncdy, David J. Winn, assignee. Ex parte Wm. Shepherd, ;u re Jos. Purcell. Peti? tion to establish Uaa ard foreclose mortgage. Re? ferred to Registrar, and ordered that \ copy of thc petition be served on E. W. Marshall, asaiunee. The Judge oreierc? final discba:g s inthofollow icg ca es: Expar.c AlfrcJ P.lce. Banj. Ford, Joel R. S loan. 1 ho following petitions for voluntar* bankruptcy were reictredta J. C. Carpen'.er, Registrar: Ex parte G. W. Bradford. Oos. D. Blandina. Wm H. Burgess. Orxusly BLnding, P. G. C mpbell. Jas. Chandler. Robt. J. Dargan, Dani. A. Foxwo tb, Jas. A. tl arrha, Jo3. Myers, Wm. h. Plow-den, Wm M. Reuse, John G. Raffleld, Elijah L. iheiwonl. J s. BL SYilder. THE FRANSL?X-STBSST COLO .JED SCHIOL.-At the Convention of tho Episcopal Church in ! ou.h Caroliua in February, lS?ti, a committee, consisting of the Rev. C. C. Piackney, Rev. C. P. GaisJeu, Rev. A. Towner Perter, Mr. Trcnholm. Mr. Eco, and Mr. C. L, Kerrison, wa* appointed to look af.cr the reli? gions and educational inter?s s of tbocolorod |:eoplo in tffis State in counectJjn with the chu:ch. Theil earnest and unwearied efforts resulted m tho pur? chase of the building formerly used as the United States Marine Hospital, and IQ having it properly ftirniahcd with suitaolo school furniture. Not having funds wherewith to carry on the school, they then applied to the Protcstmt Episcopal Freedmen's Commission, established by the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United State* of America, to .-upply the necessary teachers; zo send the principal from thc North to organize and carry on tho work. This waa at once done, and on July niue, 1?C>7, tho school was opened with a principal and four asaiaiat t teachers, and soon cf.cr increased to tw Ive, all natives of ibis city. Tbe average number of pupils enrolled for the school in che years 1867 and '68 wna six hundred and twenty one, wita an average at 'en dence of five hundred and forty-nine. From tho nt*t there has been a marked improvement in recula-ity of atendancy, general deportment and interest manifested in their duties, and the progress made by tho pupils ls fully equal to that made in puoiic schools in g3ner.1l, and grea er than could well have been expected when all their ciroumstancoa and surroundings are cen idered. Tho results realized have been very satisfactory, and, lu many respects, better t an wa? exoec ed when the work was uudortak fl. The . schcol was reopened for the years 1833 and 'C9. on Nivember twenty third, with a principal and ei.,ht assistant teachcre tobe increased to twelve, ltjieed be, and its pros? pects for increased useinlnesa are most favorable. Viri?oriaro received on Wednesday a and Fridays, and on every Friday at twelv-? M. the scholars are catechised by ihe Reverend Clergy of the committee. CLUBS LUD STAUB.-The following caso? were dis? posed of at the Mayor's Court yesterday morning: Sam Richardson, coiored, lying down drunk in store in Market-street. M. T. Christian, white, applied for lodgings. Granted, and dismissed in the morning. Michael Gorman, white, drunk and unable to take care of himself in King-slrcet. Fined $5. Julia Green, arrested on the charge ot having com? mitted a la: cony of S40O from Mr. John A. Cook. King-sttret. Held for larther examination. Samuel Dorsey, colored, lodged for being under the influence of liquor and assaulting Gorge Clark, colored, corner of EUiott and Church-streets. Tined $5. A soldier, lodged tor being ora uk ard unab'e to take care of himself. He afterwards broke a bucket in 1rs cell. Fined 55. I benia* Curry, lying down drunk in Tradd-tdree*. Fir ed ?5. The following cases will bc brought before the Miyor thi? morning: Ii .chut : nd Allrn, colorod.lcdued yesterday and held subject to ihe order of M. H. Nathan, Esq.. Chief of the Fire Department. s. A. Lam by, colored, lodged for beiug drunk aud disorderly in Church-street and St. Michael's alley. HILL OF MOBTALITY.-fte turn of deaths with? in the City of Charleston, for tin. ..eek ending Jan? uary IC, 1869: CAUSES OF DEA3H. BLACKS 0?: COLOBEB. Alcoholism. Consuma'ion. Convulsion.?. Disease of Heart. Enteritis. Chronic. Hsemjptlsis. Hemorrhage. Pulmonary... Hy drot horas. Maraswus. Meningie, Cerebro Spinal. Neale'. Pneumoui.. Triamos Nascent.'um. Vi ita Hon ot God. Want of Vitality., Total.I 31..I 1 21 SI 'll 4' 4 11ECAF1TULATION : Whites, 6 ; Blacks and Colored, 17-Total, 23. AGES : Under 1 year or age... 10 Between 50 and CO yrs. 3 Between laud 5 yrs... 1 between CO aud 70 yrs. 0 Between 5and 10 yrs.. 0 Between 7-) and 80 yrs. 2 Between 10 and 20 yrs.. 1 Between SO aud 90vrs. 1 Between 20 and 30 yrs.. 1 Between 90 and 100 yrs. 0 Between 30 and 40 jrs. 3 Over 100years ot ago... 0 Between 40 and 50 yrs.. 1 CAUSES OF DEATH. BLACKS Ul! COLOBEO. 3 ll ?Illili Totals reported for tho week endin? January ?, 1869_ Certificates for tho tollowing since received : Erysipelas of Head and Face Fever, Typhoid. Tufad. ?1.1 Oflico of City Registrar. January 19,1S09. GEORGE S. P?L LR. M. D.. City Registrar. REPORT?ES' CnoMBS.--The new house bl Weutworth-atrect. near Rutledge, is quite an im? provement on the old woodeL one. An election w:ll take place to-n ?y fer master and matron, and t?okkeeper and doorkeeper of tho Alms House. The fourth ann'versary of the Storrwnll Fire Company will take place to-morrow evening at Ma? sonic Hall. T. A. Davis, a very respectable colored man, was rei orted on Monday lost at the Guardhouse for buy? ing stolon cotton. On an investigation of thc charge Davis proved his innoconce, and thus preserved his chat act er. The Commissioners of the Markets will olect vari? ous officers to-day to ai rve for tho current municipal year. The Board of Firemastere will elect a clerk, super? intendent of engines, and a pump contractor to-day. There has been a second meeting of ladies to adopt measures to assist Bishop P?rsico tn building a church in Aiken. Father Laverdiero, from Montreal, is on a visit to the city, and is slopping at the Eiskop's residence, Broad-!:tri et. He wiU leave on next Wednesday. Major F. WU is takes Mr. J. A. Quackonbu.-h's place on the Board of Firemasters by virtue of his election to tho presidency of the .Etna. A large number of vessels, in balkst. have arrived in our harbor in the past few days, seeking freights. Tho commission on planters' bonds has ad? journed. Mr. A. C. Kaufman, and not Mr. S. C. Deas, re? sponded to the toast on "Woman" at the supper of the Phoenix. Brown and gray blankets, at the auction sale of J. G. Milnor k Co., yesterday, brought frmi $3 37J? lo S3 45 a pair. Mules are lo great demand in thl- city. The comer-stono of the new brick Catholic church, to br. built on Sullivan's Island, was laid on Satur? day with appropriate ceremonies, by tho Rev. Dr. Lera-ingham and assisting priests. The Giand Council of Royal and Select Masters of South Carolina, w.ll meet in this city at 12 M., ou tho 10th February. 'J ho State Road, about forty-five miles from tao city, ia complained of by travellers. Bishop Lynch left for Now Voik yoatcrlay. A number of Und- Sam's boys in blue were on a bunder yesterday. It is S?d that the ?dgo.- bu lin^r is lobe con. verted into a theatre by a North"- o capitalist Th- gold medal t > be presented to th i firemen, by Mr. J. V. Gebert, theatiical man ger on saturday night, can bo seen at Mr. A ian's, King-street, to? day. It is valued at ..uckuudr.d dollars. A rico sowing indriline, tho obj ?rt o< which ia to work closo to tho (b<ch s or inccs and over ui.oqual ground, thc invention of Mr. T. D. Dotterer, of this city, hos beer naten cd. Ri.-hop P?rsico is gomg to build, tn 'ilien, P. C., a church in iho (lothie sty lc, instead of a chapo! i r?. viously contemplated. A while m tu was cut across the throat amt in tho r. roast yesterday, in Pitt-street, by a part', of colored men with whom he hod aa altercation. The Delta Ledge of Perlectioa met last evening, and conferred the tourt cnth degree and elected olli cers, which wiU bo lound elsewhere. 'J lu- ene hundred and third anniversary of Ihe German Friendly Society wUl be celebrated to-day. Officers elected and Jinner served at 4 P. M. at tho Pavilion liase baU ia slightly looking up again. There was a fashionable masquerade last night. Tho costumes were elegaut and uuque. HOTEL ARRIVALS-Jauuary 20.-C/urlcs'on Hotel.-A J Thouron, City; A G Cavedo, steamer Dictator; DRial?y, Georgetown; F Gregorie, Mount Pleasant; J ? Picket, Williamson; i hes Harper. Anderson; P L Cchen, Augusta; General s Oakman, Barzelia. Ga; W R Nelson. Comd?n; G A Woodwardt Winusboro'; J M Martin, Florida; J D Bowles, So E\ Co; J C Gillett. Miss Wick?, Poughkeepsie, N Y; Viss J P Wicka, E A Wicka, T D Daly, M D Landon, New York; J A Palmer, J P Palmer, Eo3ton; Geo E Waring, Jr, Rhodo Tsland; L Marshall, Sewbeiry; W A Christian, New York, Wm Lawson, England; D M Barbour, Baltimore; Ci A Woods and lady, Darling ton; Mrs Gibson, Darlington; M Dachork, U Davis, Annie Doland and Henry Ashley, Nev York; BF Ire?. Ph lade phia; J fi Mayo, Beaufort; G M Wrlc, St Helena; L D Plac , New York ; H Canler Sav muab. Pav lion Ho el.-J G Stagcer?, J B Crumpler, San tecs; F Gresorle, Mount Pleasant; S Br wn, Bia L ville; S R Haysdale 'iimmonsvtlle; M DuDiex, Now York; Dr L it Byrd and lady. Timmonsvllle; John n Bcsher, W C Hoalaid and rife. New York; 1 J Hut son. Williamsburg; C H Barnwell. South Ca olina; Mrs Cleckleyono oi'ild, liarnw 1); Mrs F H Ham? berg, chi'd and servant. Barnwell; L R Beckwith, T J nigdore. Jam.-on. K C; W W Ward, R H Hud? son, W s Camlin, Kinostree; E T Davis, Colleton; E M Speights. 1 hos McPier, R T Buckner. Beaufoit; Wm Ferebeo. Grahamville; L R and J M GI bert,-; C H McLeod, Salkehatchie; J W Hnznlet. Mount HoUy, SALE OF OLD IMPORTED WINES.-Ur. J. Fraser Mathewes sold at auction josierday 14. casks of Sher? ry, ranging in price from SI to $1 55 per gallon; 5 casks Port, at SI 35; 10 quarter casks of Gin, at 85c, and Cordial at $16 50 per caso. Ale brought $2. These wince, liquor and ale were vory old and im? ported long ago. DERELICT COTTON.-Messrs. Courtenay & Tronbohu aro tbe agents ot Messis. C. H. Mahony Sa Co., of New York, who arc alone autu.orlz'-il lo set? tle 6ilvage on al! cotton picked up in tho vicinity of Cape Lockout, from the wreck of thc steamship Guli City. They caution per oas picking up aDy ol sai.l cotion lo nport to them. THEATRE.-To-night "Under tho Gaslight" will be ripealed to our citizens by special requosL Our of Us scenes represents the loomb's Court efl New Yo'k ada pettifogging lawyer doing the un? fortunate* who sock justi-e. The speech o! ts lawyer is one of tho best hils wc have everhcoid, and we advise cur lezal friends to be pr sont if they wish io e joy eomctLiug rich. CA BOLINA PICE.-In many countries in inc Southern i arts or the world rice i? a ptime article nt subsistence, and previous to tbe late war it was so on tbe seabonrd of t-outh Carolina, whore thc flno-t quality of this grain grown to commerce was raised; but thc disturbed state of labor arising out of that event so much reduced the product herc, (hit tho i crop r-in-ehas not been more than a fourth or fifth I ot';ts formor proportions. The diminished growth has doublod the price, and the poverty of thc people in ihi . section bas lessened its consumption, but thc general demand of tho United Slates basso much increased, that thc whole crop now rai=cd finds a de? mand at in :1 prices. Bot we have a large amount i f fertile low buds which will gradually bc devoted to its culture should remunerative prices continue, of wh/ch thore is a strong probability. There was for? merly a considerable exportation of thi'> graiu to Eu rupe, and being used in thosa sut-.-- hy the rich, who are able to pay a hi?h value, ti? . . . superi? ority of tho Carolina artlclo will insure i's salo at a hi?h figure. In proof of this wo publish from tho Kew Tork . hinplnti List the following letter from high authority in England : LIVEBPOOL. December 30, 18C8. S'ince the war iu thc United States, we have seen nothing of this much istccmed product in KnsL-tnd which se- ms to have become conspicuous ny its ab Keucc. A small lot, sent over herc from Now York was submitted by public auction last week, an! with spirited bidding, was run up to 40'. ror cwt, or tak ing gold at 135, S240 per ton. To tho astouisbnieut ot everybody, tho bid was refused and th'! parcel held for 42s. At first si?lit the*e bqui cs would scorn to be unwarrantably high, but snob real y is not tb case. Owing lo th? want of Carolina, our poop! have been get ing educated into papua top pri o for fine qualities, and 35s. has for a loug time past been regularly paid or cieaued Java, which is uotto, bc compared, ei ber iu color, ?rain, or as an edible to tho Carolinn. Permanent high prices would (hore lore seem a certainty. 1UIS1NKSS NOTICKH HOLMES ft MACBETH sell 6omo una mules to-iay. -c FOBS at coat nt thc Temple of Fashion, No. 2C9 King-street. Sn,*: AND ALPINE HATS, just r?coivcd at tho Temple ot Fashion, No. 2C9 King-street. ?-o CHOICE GREEN A:.D BLACK TEAS, $1 per pound, nt Wilson's Grocery, southo.vl corner Society and Anson streets. Gcodi delivered troo. -o LADIES' LENCH: AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ters in bVOry style. Mineo pies, tu sh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate ut all boura. leo crpam every day. ?ETNA FIBE IN?DRANCG COMPANY.-Mr. A. H. Hayden, eorucr King and Has.il street;, is tho agcut for this and several other oldaud rc labio com pani os. THE ATTENTION OF DEALESS is invited to the sale of new crop sugar and molasses, by Mossrs. J. A. Enslo.v k Co., at ll o'clock this day, alcn^sid 6chrooner Minnie, at Palmetto wharf. TROPICAL FRUITS. - Messrs. Paul, Welch & Brandos are now receiving a largj iuvo:co of tropi. cal fruits by the schooner Mary Ann -usau, at Ko: r's wharf, which they will sell low from the Vessel, 'ikey have in storo a lurco lot cocoanits, seed and table potatoes of ull varieties, cranberries, apples, Ac. WE KEFIR TO J?HN COMMINS, NO. 131 Mcst ing-slrect, n^ir Market. He offers mou'a water? proof mining brogan.-?, wo h woodcu soles, at $1 23 per pair; also sove.i ca3cn of children's waterproof bootees, ludia .Tibhcr solos, a **tr*b'e shoo, at $1 00 por pair. swJ January 10 -O INDELLIBLE PENCILS, for marking liniu, Pal? ace Playing Cards, very handsome ; common Cords, 15 cents per pick; Check Books and Bank Booka vert low; Slate recoils 25 cents per box; Shipping Caids and Ta;s; also, Masonic Certif?cales in parch? ment and book form, at COURTENAY'S, January 16 eniwC 9 Bioad-.trcet. ALL PHYSICIANS (wherever it has boon tried) rrcommenda "Hoed'a ' overoign Balm" lor Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough, ftc. It oan be found Kemi:ne at Dowio ft Moise's Drug Store, cor? ner of Mcotlng and Hasel street*. January 13 wfm6 TESTIMONLVL BENEFIT. - Saturday night Manger Gilbert receives a buncfit fr itu our fl romea. Ho will award tho company CU .orim: of ibo larg st number - f tickets, a Gild Mo .al v 'ucd at SIJ0, mauuf..ctu:od by Mr. J. Lewin, and on exhibition at the storo of air. Jame? Alla.i. Kng-srcol. Presi? denta ol companies ;o iring to contest far thu prizo, should cal! on !\lc John Hums, at Hineruiun Ila!, ?iiim. diatciy. ; n I .e.uru tickets. Na : cs of Com? mittee cf Arrangements ?rid uv pul).i hod tatunl.y O'irniii.' 4 January 20 3l)irti uno /aniiiljinij t&ooh. SCOTT'S . SHIET EMPOE?UM. RECEI/ED A \' E W SUPPLY l?F THE CELEBRATED S T J\. LR, T? 5 ? PH . ? 5 1) C? ?gs ml mts 0 SHIRTS AND CELLARS Which are offered for sale at THIS IiUWKST CASH P.'tlCKSI E. SCOTT, M E IS T 1 \ G - S T K 13 IC T , OPPUSirE THE MAUKE T HALL. January 9 Ornoo gHAVl.Mx A?l> ilAllt-CCT'T?ISt?, BY W . E . M A lt S H A L L , AT Tn li BROAD-STREET BARBER SALOON, fio. 31 (UP STAIRS). December 8 Q KU. U . UOPPUCK, FACTOR A KD OOMMISSION MERCHANT, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, Charleston, a. 0. P. GADSDEN HASSLL. timos September 21 /antral Mrca.* gSr'V?kC Earthly l?rmain-i cf Captain II. WIETING will bp committed lo his grave THIS DAT, tho 20th instant, at Tbroo P. M., at ihe German Lutheran Cemetery ?Bethany). January 20 Special latices. fl?-C< >NSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN*, from New Y?rk,nrenotiaed thal sbels discharging cargo at A-'ger's Wharf THIS DAT. Goods remaining on tho wharf at ?-unset will bo stored at expense and risk of owner?. JAMES ADGER ft CO., J.n?ary20 1 A?rente. ?3" ESSAYS FOR YOUNO MEN.-ON THE Errors and abuses incident to Youth aud Early Man? hood, with lin humane view of treatment and eure, sent by mail f.-oo ol chamo. AddrcsB HOWABD AS-OCI AITON. PoxP, Philadelphia, Pa. Jauuary 20 Sni" tfjpTrlE REPRESENTATIVES OF THF, celebrated author, rtlCHlP.D LOVELL FDQ-1 WORTH, eldest son of Packingham Edgworth, of | Edgworthtcwu, Norso County, Longworth, Trcland, will hear something much to their advantage by noticing this advertisemont. Thc said Edgworth was an officer in thc navy, married an American lady, and souled near Gcoreclown, South Carolina. Elizabeth Knight the lady's naroo. He died about tho year 1790. L. J. B. Georgetown, South Caro'ina, J?nuaiy IS, i860. Jauuary 23 1 tW DERELICT COTTON, &c.-ALL PER? SONS saving COTTON OR OTHER PROPERTY ot sra, from thc vicinity of Cape Lookout, v. hero the steamship "Gulf Citj" wes latoly wrecked, and bringing sumo lo this port, uro horeby notified ai'd ri quested to report thc sams to tie undersigned, who represent Messrs. 0. H. MALLORY k CO., of ] Now York, and who nre alone authorized to settlo the salvage. All sales of su h Cotton or other pro? perty without our knowledge aud coascnt la ln-reby forbidden. COURTENAY ft IT.?NHOLM, January 20 3 Union Wha-vos. SSS" COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, JANUARY 18. 1ST.9.-The following named pcrious aro recognized as ASSISTANT AS? SESSORS, appointed under ibo act providing for Ino Asscsfnicut and Taxation of Proporty, fur thc Coun? ty of Charit sion, to wit: Fifth District, lying east of the Santcc Canal and Cooper River (instead of o.ist of tho Northeastern Railroad and HIT Cooper Rtvcv. as previously pub? lished), S. D. RUSSELL, and-. Sixlh Eistrict, lying west of thc Santco Canal and Cooper River, E. P. M IK ELL. Scven'h District, comprising all of llic Parishes of St. Andrew'sand St. John's Collcton, 1 BOS. A. BAY NAUL'. A. J. RANSIEK, A. C. C. Jauuary 20 US' NOTICE.-I HAVE APPOINTED MY Son, JOHN HENRY AVERILL, as my Assistant for tho Inspection of Flour. All Crders will bo promptly attended to if left at No. OS EAST BAY. C. N. AVERILL, .Tci! ii arv M C Inspector of Flour and MeaL ?5-RECEIVER'S NO LT JE.-THE UNDER? SIGN bD, having boen appointed Heccivor of tho lat? firm rf DAWSON k BLA<;K?>IAN, hereby give? notice that all claims ag liait sud firm must he pr?? sente l to him, and nil persona indebted mu-t moko payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREY*, Jauuary 13 No. 27 Broad-aireat. ?x*CB ARLES ION GAS LIGHT COMPANY. CHARLESTON. JiNUAbY 5. 1809.-U a raoeting of thc Board of Dir c ors of tho Chaelesiou Gas Light Company, held Ibis day, tho fallowing resolu? tions were ndepted : Resolved, 'I hat in view of Hie many serious acci? dents report d in tba uewspspera from the uso of oilier lights, a-ed ic (ho co.indent expect mon-nat tho public will sustain this Company in thc reduc? tion o. the prico ot R.as by an Ineroa^eH consump? tion, that af.er tao expiration of the present month Ihe price b : reduced to FOCh DOLLARS PER . UOUSA.ND FKEf. R soloed, 1 hat as an addit'oual inducement to new consumer.'', the Company will supply and put in ot i.B own expensa tho servico and supply pipe tor tho bas-incut story of tho houae of any new applicant, nuder such regulations an the Coard of Dirncton? mai ostablhh. W. J. HERIOT, r-oorotary. January 7 12 sJSrDXn YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM Kill LTE ft CHAPMAN, coruorKino; and Radcliffe streets, and got a better article f J: thc same money than at any other cstabliahmeut io the city. Novoiuber ll 3mos ?S- FLOUR, COHN, HAY, Ac.-MESSRS. JOHN CAllPaEN ft CO. havo opened a Branch to their Market-street Flouring Mills ot tho corner of EriBt Bay and North Atlantic WbarL Thc Store is large and commodious, and having seem od a full stock of thc vai io us cereals, they uro pr o parc J to fur? nish their customer* with Grains at thc lo .ve.-', mar? ket rates. September 21 3, eow24 ?2-STATE OF sOUIH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON COUNTY.-Personally appeared bo fore mo, C. G. MEM MINGER, President of the Sul? pha.lc Acid and Superpho?ph ito Company, who, being duly sworn, saith that tho capital of the said company ha3 been i nero wed to eighty thousand dol? lars, and has been paid into him in current funda and property at its sworn valuation. (Signed) C. G. MEMMIixGEIt. Sworn to bo.'orc me Dccetnbor 22, .863. (Signed) JACOB WILDMAN, Notary Public. OFFICE OF CLCSK OF TNT: COURT OF COSTMOX PLEAS FOO CUABLKSTON COUNTY. I, A. C. RICH . UNO. C erk of the said Court, do horeby certify tba. tte 1 regoin ; ia a true and cor? ri ct cop* cf tho alfi avit oftho Pr?sident of ho Sui. pb H rie void and up JI pliojphalii Company, and tba: tae LiuJavii hu been djly niel au J iccordcJ iu luis lu testimony ?ho. col. I have hereunto [ ) soi m h.ii.i and uffix-.-d lil?! f-oil oi the ' J said - olin thia a?d . i D.> e u r, iS ?. * -?- ISigUOd) A. C. RICHMOND, Clerk Court Comuiea Plea?. C'ccoinber 2J- w . KS- 'A LIi'l LE BILIOUS."-HOW OF1T.N tins id tho ro-poaac io Ce? inquiry after a friend's hoi:ili; sj if io be bi i roa was a tr ?lin,: matter, hard? ly worth tbi king ftt>. L But ?ct it ho remcinri rcJ lira;, OJ "lall oaks from little acorns gc w," so lormi'Ublo diseas.a urns l.-oui being '-a little bilious " sc turo blliou sat sela arc 5 ore common in 'piing, ruminer and autumn iha ? iuwiul.r, bul tho sori oti- disordersof tho liver will h soof'en cen r nt those reason*, niiglr. bu tr-cc.l, iu hundreds oi ia EUtic s. to winter indulgences and their iv fleeted con-eip euc ?. More highly sea-oned food is eaton, more fiery driat-s itub-Ucd, ia colJ thun iu warm weatlier. and hu < tho b'liju?uc.-s l- produced whn h, uulier a warmer temperature, culminates in remit? tent and in.ermltlcnt levers. The v.'ry h st meJteao for piersons who aro ciiher a LIITLK or a OOOD DEAL bilious, is UOS'XET TEK' . .vrOilAtllT Bli TER-. No blue pill or calo u cl fe required m such cases. 1 lioso powcrtui miuoiai medicin-s cut two wjy.->, -ike a doublc e<:gcd sword. 'Univ act. it is true, upou tho liver, but react most deleteriously o a other parts of the sy.-iem. Th-y "stick" there, and cannot be got rid of Tho I?ittoM contaui vcgotible ageuts of an anti biiious tenJeucy, that prod icu a specific and most cenia! eflcct upon thc biliary organ without entail? ing any ovil coaseipieucos whatever They are altogether wholesome, and act favnrab'y and simul? taneously i po i thc stomach, thc liver, tho bj'.vela, t,e nervi i's system, and tho brain. Jauuiry IC n.to _ G BATCHELORS 11Alli DVE-HHS julondid Hair Dye ts the best ic thc world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rehab lu DfUniaueons; uo disappoint.ne uo ridiculous tints; cvmetliei Oto ill ejects ot bad dye?; icvijio raU-s and leaves thc hair soft and b-ei t'.'ful black or brown. Sold liv ad Druggts1^ and ?*. rfumers; and properly opplietl at Ilatchelor'd Wig Factory, No Uoort-slrcet. New York. lyr Jauuary 3 JtES* PRIDE AND iiRIDEGKOOM-ESSAYS FOR YOt NG MEN on Uie interesting relotioa of Bridegroom toBndo in fha institution ot Marriages a Rinde to inatrimouial felicity and true happlnesa. Sent by mail in soaled letterenvelopeB free of charge. Address HOWABD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Phila? delphia, Pa. September gortmore, &r. PLOUGHS, HOES, AGRIGULTURAL I1IILPLJM:NTS, &O. FINE CUTLERY AND GUNS, AXES, NAILS, AM), A General Assortment of Hardware, LOW FOR CASH. Charles Kerrison, Jr., No. 342 KINO-STREET. January 20 wsm3 HAEDWAEE HABT Sc GO-, COHN Kit KING ANO HARKET 5T5., CHARLESTON, S. C., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware, CUTLERY, GUNS, ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IRON PLOUGH AND NAYLOR'S CAST STEEL. METALS. ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE, Consisting of POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS and EXTRA LIDS CIRCULARS, CROSS CUT AND MILL SAWS MILL ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH PLOUGHS, ANO A VARIETY OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. PLAIN, STAMPED AND JAPANNED TINWARE. WOODEN WARE GLUE AMD A VAR.ETY OF FANCY GOODS. P. 8.-Descriptive Catalogues can bc had on ap. plication. fmw3mos nae November 27 ilnilincnj (00OD5, &c. ATISS X' -"II'KTLA.\D, No. 008 KING-STREET, FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. ALSO, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING ATTENDED TO. October 21 wftn 3mofl ^Business Gcoros. ROME P. CHASE, FLORENCE S. C. JK AGENT FOR BUTING, SELLING AND RENTING PHOPKRi Y in and around the ''City of Florence;" offers -r.ilu ihic Town Tots. He is also ?gent for tho Brooklyn and tho Manhat? tan Ule Insurance Com anica, and solicits the pa? tronage of his friends in the a hov ? lines. W'ih a view to chung?n in buMness, he offers his valuable Stock and fowu Propctty, wi tn his splendid storo, atand Velow cost. Address and call on bim. 3* January 19 HUNT, BROTHERS df CO., CHARLES? TON, e. c. HUNT, THOMSON & CO.. No?. 97 AND 99, WATER BTBBlST, NEW YUCK. COTTON FACTORS AND IMMISSION MER? CHANTS. Having recently f stablisaed a house in Now York, wu aro propared to offer cvory f>ciUiy for rece viug, forwtrdiug and sell na COTTON and other Produce. Libctal advances made on consignments, alao on shipment!) to our fr enos in Liverpool. January 18 C rjpiIE BAUN WIS LL SENTINEL, ESTABLISHED IN 1832. Published at Barnwell Courthouse, and circula to a in Barnwell, Beaufort, Cnlletou and Edgeflrld. Terms as reasonable aa any pspor In the State. E."A. BRONSON. Proprietor. WALK1R, EVANS k COGSWELL, Agents in Charleston. Imo January 18 JOHN D. ALEXANDER, ACCOUNTANT, NOT AR F PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT, No. 16 Uroad'Stncet. RESPECTFULLY SOLI0IT8 BUSINESS IN AD JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others, and In WRITING UP AND P05TING their BOOKS, eitbpr in part or whole. Ac. January 9 p H. TR KITH OLM, No. 1 BROAD-STREET, C II A D LC -TON, s. C., MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN South Carolina Native Bone Phosphate. Ja< nary ll Sm s ^y?LLIs ta ClliSOLAl. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AN tl s ni rn sa AGEXT.*. Wt LT. ATTFN I? TO TIT" PURCHASE, SALE ANr SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domca'.ie Pori?) ot COTTON. RICE, LUM HER AND NAVAL STORES ATLANTIC WJ3ARF, Charleston, S. 0. tt.WIT.r rs.A. R. '"UISOL?I. O. toSor ? DENTIST. ron:.:s AT HIS RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COR? NER OF MEETING AND SOlIETY STREETS. November C(> fmwfimos T T O SUSSTiVU, DYER AND SCOURER; 111 Marlctt-itroct, between King and A rchdalc-slrccti*. GENTS' C?iTS. VE-51S, PANTS AND HATS Dyed. Cleaned and Pressed. November 12 wfm3mos A D V A NCUS ex COTTON TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS WISHING TO 110 L D CO T T ON IN ENGLAND, Where Sro RAGE, INSURANCE, and other oxpenses for hof -Ina a o LESS than m the Unitod Stales, we will advance TEN CKJITS PEU POUND ON MIDDLINGS, Sh!p;i :d to otu- friends iu Liv rp aol, chargir.e: thc Eng Hrh commorci.ilra.e of interest, wnioh at present ia FIVE PER CENT. And hold a* long as desired. C LAGHORN. HERRING k CO., Accommodation Wharf, January IC_27_ H. GK CP Y ? CO., DEALERS IM LEATHER, HIDES AND OIL, No. il SOUTH CALVE RT-STREET, Baltimore. F. H. GBUPY.H. G. CUBTA1N October 19 9-3moa P. portion Sales. Booti, Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals, Gaiters, ie., $c. - BY N. HUNT & SON. 1 HIS DAY, tho 20th instant, at 10 o'clock, in our salesroom, So. 142 Meeting-street, we will sell for each. Onr usual splendid assortment of 100 cases of BOOTS, SHOE?, Brogan*, Balmoral?, Gaiter?, icc, ali Ire.'h and desirable (roods and regular sizes, to which we Invita thc attention cf hayeis. January 20 Positive Sale of Building Lot in St. Philip street, east side, third south of Spring street. BI A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. WiB be sold, at 10 o'o'eck, TFTS DAY. tho 20th instant, in front of my office, 29 Broad-street, sign of the Bed Post and Kag. The above uno EOT, measuring 36 feet front by lin deep, more or less. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay auctioneer for pa? pers. January 20 Nev Crop Muscovado and Cuba Molasses, per Sehr. Minnie from Caibarien. BY J. A. EiNSLOW & CO. THIS MORNING, 20th inst., at ll oVock, will be sold, on Palmetto Wharf, 2 hhds. SUGAR 6 hhds. ) Muscovado Molestes, raid to he equal to 12 tierces ) Porto Elco 44 hhdp. new crop Cuba Molasses. January 20 Three Fine Mules, One Set Double Harness, $c. BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers, No. 36 Hroad-strcet. Will be sold THIS DAY, 20th January, at ll o'clock, in front of our Omeo. Three FINE MULES, one Set Double Harness. Terms OMh. January 20 Ttco Fine Work Mules and Saddle and Draft Pong. BY J. FRASER MATH EWES. Will bo sold, at my office, No. 66 Broad-street, THIS DAY, at ll o'clock. Terms cash. January 20 F. P. Mirrors, Office Stoves, Carpets, large lot of Household Furniture, at Auction. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, at half-past 10 o'clock, at No. 33 Broad street. January 20 Five Prime Mules, Four Large Horte.?, Wag? on, Drays, Harness, ?rc, ut Auction. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, quarter-past 10 A. M., at No. 33 Broad streot January 20 Sloop Parisienne al Auction. BY R, M. MARSHALL & BRO. TO MORROW, 21at instant, at ll o'clock, wilt lo sold, at the wharf, foot of Picckney-streot, The above SLOOP, in petfect order, being four tons burthen, and well adapted to irai lng or OHblng. 'J erm s cash. January 20 Sale under Foreclosure of Mortgage-Hotel in Camden, knoion as DeKalb House. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO, Auctioneers. On TUSSO ^Y. the 9th ot Fenruarv, 1863. a* ll o'clock A. H., will be sold at the Old Poslofflci, The HOTEL in dinden, known hs the DESALB HOUSE situate on tho northciist corner of Bro id and De Kulb titree'8. The lot boina known and dis tingiiisheu in th j plan of Camden at part of lot No. 773, measuring ono hundred leet on Broad-street, tim e hundred and twenty-two ice' on DeEalb-street; bound'd north by lot No. 772, cast by ri maim og portion of lot No. 773, fouth by DeKa.b-street, and west by Brotd-strcct. Tums-Two tboucond four hundred dollars cash; the balance on a credit of one. two, throe and four years, secured by bond ?ndmortgage, with buildings in- u red and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for J stamps and papers. BtNJAMIN Y. PIPPEY.) Aseigmes WILLIAM S. WILSON, 1 in JOHN BYERS, } Bankruptcy, (Of the firm of Tracy, irvin k Co., Bankrupt*, New York.) wsC Jaunary 20 /anet) (?0095. READ THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES EVER BROUGHT TO THI3 MARKET, COMPBIS LNG ARTICLES MADE BY LUBTN, P.IMENEL, COUDRAY, CLEAVER, SOCIETE HYGLENIQTJE, FARINA, EDE, AND OTHERS. Together with a full assortment of Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, COMBS, ALL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, IM? PORTED DIRECT, AND-FOR SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE Till ES. Tho ladies are r^apoitfuliy invited to call and cs amine beforo purchasing elsewhere. C. P. PASKXIK. CU Eil TS T A ND A F O THEO'A R Y, No. 123 ?Tocting-stro?t, vovember 13 fmw3mos Charleston. H. C. fin G R E A T A T T R A V T I O S AT QUINCY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART OALLEUY. NOW ON EXIilBIlION 1H": LAIlflE->T ANJ fl:.c-tColicctlou of CfJROMO LITHOGRAPH ever? reen in Charleston. They aro perfect copies of col cbrnlcd Works of Art both ancient ?ind nisdern. Amone Ibo collection may bo found SALVA I OB ROSA'S HI.AD OF CHRIS], Correggo's Magda ene, A. Delacroix s Tide Golmi Ont, A. Delacroix's Tide Comin;: lu. Turner's Voulco, Jacksou'a Engtian See ncr;, How bot tom's English Scenery. Bauer's EuaUsl and Irii h Scenerv, Vio?s on the Khiuc, the Jungi'ruud, ?he Wetterhorn, Marino Views, and many otbcis. The public aro respectfully invited to rall and eec three bcantiful Works ol ATL They are oiTcxcd for sale at New York prices. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Great reduction m the pnce PORCtLAIN PIC? TURES. Recent lniprovinient? m producing these pictures enable us to now oiler the at nearly onc hujftiiH former prices, and lar sape. or. Call and examine specimens. OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER rLAlN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. E-pecial attention given to ?hildrcn. Also to copy? ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Hatixfac lluu in all cases truaruutced, and at prices to corres? pond with the times. STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES AND OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At lt educed Prices. A fine collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF TSE MOUN? TAINS IN NORTH CAUOLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. These ore the first and only Photographs ever taken in that locality. aUINBYdC CO.. No. 261 KING-STRHET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. November la 3??? Jtoriion Soles. Furniture, Bedding, Crockery, ?cc., ofa'Farn0 Hy declining Housekeeping. \ BY WILLIAM McKAY. At lila Store, .vo. 136 Sleeting-street. At 10 o'clock THIS DAT (Wednesday), 20th In a tant Particulars mern lng of sa.c.. January 20 Sale of Government Stores. ? WM. GURNEY, Auctioneer. There will be sold at Public Auction, at tho United State? Subsistence) Depot. South Com marcial wharf. East Bay-street, at 10 o'clock A. M., THIS DAY, January 20,18J9, in lots to suit purchasers, 9,338 lbs. DEsICi A'lED POTATOES, 28,467 lbs. Desiccated Mixed Vega'ablcs , Put up in Zinc casea of about 60 poonda each. ' These Stores have not boen condemned, being ia perfect order, but no longer required for use by the Government ; they aro an exe. hont aiUole of food for either man or Least A?TEB WHICH, WILL HE SOLD. Thc following i. U >D KMNED SIGHES, vis: 4 bbK POSE 97 bbls. Corn Meal 346 lbs. Bacon 26 Bake Pana. Terms cash, in Government fonds. THOMAS C. SULLIVAN, C. 8., U. S. A. Office Depot Commissary, South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, 8. C. January ll, 1869. January 20 Horses, Mules, Two Drays, One Cart, Two Buggies and Harness, One Wagon; also, Furniture, consisting of Fine Mihogany Chamber Set, Marble-top Bureaus and Wash-" stands, Fine Mahogany Wardrobes, Mohair Chairs, Rockers, Carpets, Mirrors, Bed-. ? steads, Bedding, Tables, Countinghoute Desk, Office and Cooking Stoves, ?-c., af Auction. BY G. McBRIBE SMITH. THIS DAY, thc 20th in stunt, at 10 o'clock, ' at ? his salesroom. ALSO, 27 PUNES, a lot of Hinges and other Sundries. Janmry 20 * W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BRUNS, Auctioneer!. Under and by virtue of a Decree of tho Court of Equity for Charleston Countv, I will aeU, at Publia Auction, THURSDAY, the 4th February prox., at ll o'clock, on the premises, No. 17 liroad-?treei. .< ALL THE STOCK IN TRADE AND FEATURES OF A WELL APPOINTED DRUG STORE,. . cesaisrzKO mt VAST OF: DBUG3, MEDICINE?, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Bottles, Jars, Cosmetics, Counters, Scales, Surgical Instruments, and all the necessary Founts for manu- ? fae turin g Soda Water. Also, the Good Will of the ebtablisbment JOHN T. HUMPHREYS, Receiver ot Dawson A Blackman. - Terms of aale cash. wsSthl January 20 ? W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Under and by virtuo of a decree of the Court of Eqnity for Charleston Countv, I will aol1, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of February prox., at ll o'olock, nt the Old Customhouse, AU that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick Store and outbuildings thereon, situate oa the souita side of Broad-street, corner of Gadsden's Alley, known as the No. 17, measuring and containing ia front on Broad-street twenty-seven feet six Inches (27 ft 6 in,), und in dopth on Gadsden's Allay nlnety tLreo feet six inches (93 tt G in.), be the said dimen? sions more or tess; cutting and bounding to the . north on Broad-'treet, east on land H now or lato of -, south on lands no w c r late of-, and west on Gadsden *a Alley. Terms-One-third cash; balance in ono and tva' years, occured by bond* of the purchaser, bearing interest at Bevon per cent per annum, payable semt annnaily, secured by mortgage of the premises; buildlugs to bo insured and the pol'oy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and tor stamps. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS, Receiver of DAWaON it BLACKMAN. January 13 ws7 frndintm1 griimte- Sales. House on Cannon-street with large Lot. BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSUBE. At Private Sale The two story WOODEN RESIDENCE on brick basement on souih i-ide of Cnnon-strcet, No. 9$, about two doors west of Rutledge Avenue, contain? ing seven upright and two attio rooms, double riizzi, etas; on premliea are ki chan, vc Lot 98 feet front by 206 feet deep, more or leia. Apply aa above, at No. 23 BROAD-Slit LET. January 18 . 3 BY WM. McKAY. At Private Sale CORNER CHURCH AND BROAD - STREET. Also. No. 7 THOMAS-STREET. For particulars,1 apuly at No. 130 MEETING-MTREET. January 19 . . BY J. FRASER MATHE WES, Real Estate Agent, .\o. 56 ?road-street. For saletand Lease PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior quality, on ' deep water navigation as/i healthy^catlens all the"?. year. / RtCE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS ia oil parts of the State. CITY PROPERTY of every description. November 2 3mos. JKiseeUanesas. ^SOUTHERS ?32 STENCILMANUFACTORI H .. . .. tt, '../.-. .5. E. H. RODGERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCH. STOCK AND DIES. STEEL LETTERS ANS STAMPS CHUCKS AND TAGS BRASS AND GKRBIAN SILVER KEY? KINGS, CHAINS, ?te. > BY TSE GALLON OR BARREL. AGENT FOn HILL'S PATENT HAND STAMPS ?EAL PRESSES BRANDING IRONS, dtc rio. 129 EAST BAY-STRERT, CHARLESTON, S._C. ter Call and examino specimens. January 16_ 3moa FOE THE SPRING TRAD? WITH THE ADVERTISING AGENCY OF WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,. No. 3 BROAD-STREET, FREE READING ROOM, (SECOND STORY.) CONTRACTS MADE ON THE BEST TERMS WITS' Three Hundred Southern Papen. January t _ mwthalfi . p H . SASS, * ATTORNEY AT LA W, HID SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. 49- once Ne. 96 BROAD-STREET, north side? between King and Meeting. Maya