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THE DAILY NEWS. 48?- LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY NEWS BEING THK NEWS-PAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED A8 HAVING TBE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE crry OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN THE POSTOFFI0E AT THK END OE BACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFEICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION .SALES THIS DAV. R. M. MARSHALL & BROTHEB will sell at ll o'clock, at wharf loot of Piuckuoy-slre;t, sloop Pa? risienne. MILES DHAKE will foll al 10 o'o.?ock, at lits store, corner King and Liberty ttrcets, clothing, dry goods and cutlery. T. M. CATER will sell at throo-quurlers past 9 o'clock, in his storo, Bi cn n's wharf, nutter, lard and crockery. JOHN G. Mitton & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, In their salesroom, Meeting-stroot, dry goods, writing paper, ic. MEETINGS THIS DAV. Stonewall Flro Encune Company, at 4 P. M. ("barleaton Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, at half-past 7 P. M. Union Kilwinning Lodpo, at 7 P. M. Howard Lodge, ut 7 P. M. THE DAILY NEWS PBICE CUBBENI AN? COM" MEBOIAL CIRCULAR will bo ready for delivery at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Business bou-os wish? ing to subscribe for a specified number of coplos containing their card 8, should leave their orders at our counting room to-day. AU orders for ten copies and over will be supplied at tho rato of two and a half .Touts per copy. BOARD OF FIBEMASTERS.-At a mooting of the Board of Firemasters held last evening, B. M. Strobol was unanimously reelected clerk of tho Board atd Superintendent of Engines, and H. C. ?hokes, Pump Contractor. THE THEATRE.-Miss Anulo Deland, an aotreBs of great promise, will make her first appearance in Charleston on Monday night ut tho Hibernian Hull. Miss Deland was born in Augusta, hut was educated m thia city. We understand that (ho coming star has played with great success in England, where she bas boen for mere than two years. A GERMAN THEATRE AND CONCERT HALL. Wo understand that the Frouudschaftsbund oro nego? tiating for the fino Int at tho corner of Mooline and Goorgo streets, on which thoy propose to erect a theatre and o:nccrt h ill al a cost of $20,000. It is to be a joiut stock company of four hundred shares, and it ls stated that thrco hundred shares have al? ready been taken. CLERKS OF THE MARKET^.-At an olecti m held by the Commissioners of tho Markots yester? day, all the o'd clerks were re-elcc'cd as follows: WM. KlhKWOOD, Chtcf Clerk. WM. WITHERS, Assistant ot Lower Market. WM. WILEY, Assistant at Upper Market. JACOB F. HCUUiMER, Weigher and Measurer. C. J. BECKMAN. Wci-her at Lower Scales. R. H. BRODIE, Weigher at Upper Scalos. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER.-Tho publishers of tho New York Weekly Sun offers, through an adverUse ment in another column, special inducements to subs Tibers. The Weekly Sun is ono of the most comprehensive, neat, and sparkling papers publish? ed; Us agricultural depurtmcntis managed by the well known Andrew S. Fuller; and the fact that a subscriber gets his monoy's worlh when subscrib? ing, added to the cheap pries at which tho paper is published, is surely inducement enough for all to send in their money at once. MINIATURE MAN.-Charleston waa vi?ited yesterday hy a Lilliputian, named Charles Rollin Decker, who claims to be tho smallest man in tbo world. Be is certiinlj^jmiiller than General Tom Thumb or the irrepressible Cou.modoro Nutt. Mr. WHhjrWn tn 4ijj^^-iP?&m 'nf'.Vi ttAtrtV1" ,JL--V w*f and is only thirty-one inches high. He is well in? formed, of polished manners, and dresses in the latest style. Ho was born in Mississipi, but hails norn Memphis, Tenn. A large crowd of boys fol? lowed bim as be trotted through the streets, seUing h's photograph and the book of his life. R. W. GRAND LODGE, I. O. O. F.-Tho fol? lowing is a list of tho officers elected at the Annual Communication ol' tho R. W. Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, held in this city on the 20th instant: M. W.O. M., J. M. ELFORD, of Lod?o No. 19, R. W. D. S. M., G. W. CUR 17-, of Lodge No. 8. R. W. G. W., JOS. G. MARTIN, of Lodpre No. 2. R. W.G. Sec., JNO. H. HONOUR, JR , M. D., of Lodge No. 2. R. W. G. Trcaniuer. T. W. HOLWELL, ot Lodge No. 2. R. W. Chaplnin, Rev. J. L. REYNOLDS, D. D., of Lodge No 5. B. W. G. Repreroutative, WM. THAYER, cf Lodge No. 2. -?. THE MEETING-STREET ICE HOUSE.-In the place of the old and unsightly building that served the purposes of an icc horse in Meeting-street, the Tudor Ice Company, of Boston, have erected a new one that adds to the appearance of tho locality in which it stands. The new building has a fi ont, of thirty-nine feet, and ettctuls two hundred anti forty feet in the rear. Tho Iront reservoir for ice will con . tain ono thousand tons, while the rear ono will hold two thousand tons. Tho new building has been con? structed under thc Ktipirv s on of Mr. John Luiehe, ngont of tho company, ond Mr. James M. Duryea, long and favoiahly known lu connection with the ice trade of tho city. Tho repairs und improvements that have beon nado have cosl ubout i??OO. A HANDSOME VESSEL.- Tho following uotico, whfoh we clip from iho Now York Journal of Com? merce, of Monday last, speaks in flatte lng terms of a beautiful craft Just conutructed by Oaptatu lt. H Tucker, whom our roadors ?bo date from sometime back will remember as coinmandina, about 1815. the ship Alliance, which ma 'e several rapid passages Lom Liverpool to thia port, at ono time bringing later r.uropean dates. Steam w.is. then just commen? cing and ocea-i ca iles had no existence. He wai at tcrwards am;rchant ot th s city, and having boen left an ample c impotence ny his fathor, who was a large ship owrie, now abends his Ume in managing his propertj ashore aud afloat: "ino attention ot yachtmen und others is ca.lo.I to tho yacht Atalanta now lying at Pier 17, East liiver. This beautiful lit tlc vessel was built at Wisoassot, Me., by Captain R H. Tucker. Sh.; is of au improved model, all hol? low liu?^, oons.ructed by Mr. Given, of Wi?casset, who modelled many of Donald McKay's rainons clipper ships. Mho is stx'y feet long, eighteen feet wide, and seven feet daop, and measures seventy tons old measurement; ls constructed entirely of whiteoak, coppered ant copper-fastened', all iron work galvanized ; not a parti?le of pitch,.paint or putty was used in her construction. Captain Tucker, the owner, is on board, and would be pleased - to show hi? vessel to gentleman interested in marine i architecture previous to sailing for Charleston on tbo2lst." HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 20.- Charleston Hotel.-E A Johnson. J A Brenner, R B Gary, An-' gusta; Chas B Docker, Memph s; W A Benjamin, E E Abrahams, St Louis; K H Rhodes, Provide nco, B I; John B Gardy, New York; W KDeschampa, Sumter; John H Beaker. Ne? York; W T Waitera, B t New? comer, Bal timo e; Z W Bookhart and family, J 0 Courtney, b Oj O W adler, < hirlo ton; T L Monta? gue. Boston; A Kaliaoher, New York; F F Booth, Mew Haven. Ot; J u Gamage and wife, J R Living Hton, Miss Living to > and maid, B F Edington, New York; H G Robinson, E P Robinson, Providence, B L Pavilion Hotel.- Jame? Matrwood, Railroad; T G Boag, city; P Hiller and son, Kin gs tree, J M Smith, Remberg, T O RTecUley, Orangetmrg; w J Fnree. Columbia; G W Curtis, Cheater; W D Koli, Orang?, burn; O H Baldwin, Ohio; N W Erhloman, Florence; ! JV Gilbert, lady, 3 children and servant, LRGil ? bert. Wm Locke, J no Erwin, ? s Grey and lady. Kits JGilbert. Mis? K Gilbert, South Carolina; B Greig, St Stephen's; WTUt.?ey, Georne'a, I Ol Er J " Staggers, J D Sturgeon, Ktagslree; O L ?Kllleaume, ". Ar York; O W Leland. Mowat Pleasant; S B Mo , craon.Sonth Carolina; ?Ott*. B D McEwan, ? J 8 net, Florenoe; J H tarot, C W Parrot, South OATO ?a. THU MAYORALTY. i f *l l ? ? jj jj r Application of dilbert FiUafoury for In? stallation os Mnyor-The Demandand the Reply. At about hali-j asi ten o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. Gilbort Pillsbury, accompanied by Colonel Mooro, Mr. E. W. M. Mackey aud Mr. ?. J. Mackey, waited ou Mayor Clark und formally demanded the surrender of tbe omeo of Mayor. Mr. Clark said that he would bo prepared to give a formal reply at about 12 o'clock, and thc claimant then said that bc would await the reply at the Sheriff?* office, to which placo it waa afterwards sent. Tho domaud of Mr. Pillsbury aud tho answer of Ma>or Clark U' e as fol? lows: CHARLESTON, P. C., January 20,1869 Hon. George W. Clark, Ac'iny Mayor of (he City of Charleston, S. C., City Hall, Cha'letton, (?m-l ite undersigned, haying been duly elected Mayor ol tho City ot (Tiarlcbtnu, at the Mutdcipal election hold in said city on the tenth day of Novem? ber, A. D. 18C8. and the Actiag Board of Aldermen having, under dato of the oigktccntb day of January, lir69, dec:arod said eleotion in accordance with thc returns of the managers thereof, which retuvo* Bot forth that tbe undersigned received "tho largest number of votes for Mayor;" and tho undersigned, haring duly qualified for said office, dooB now do? maud tbat you surrender to him the functions of Mayor of the City of Charleston, together with nil books, records and property appertaining to tho same. GILBERT PILLSBURY, Mayor Elect of the City of Charleston. CHARLESTON, ?. C., January 20,18C0. Hon, Gilbert Pillsbury : DEAR ??'IR-I an in rccoipt of your communication of 20 h January, 18G9, in which you "demand of me to surrender to you tho functions of Mayor of tho City of Charleston, together with all the bookB, re? cords and property apacrtainli g io tho came." In roply, I beg leave to say that tko legality of tho elec? tion hy virtue of which you claim tho office of Mayor baa been duh put lu issue by a numerous body of corporal ors, and that by an act regulating tbe tonnt e of certain offices and appointments thereto, the Act? ing Mayor and Aldermen are directed to continue in office until their several offices aro Siled ty the elec? tion and qualification, according to law, of their suc? cessors in the said Municipal offices. In the recent optiiou. of tho Supremo Court, a cloar distinction is taken between the declaration of the results ot the election and the right to take pos? session of the offices claimed by you and your col? league?. Jt i* distinctly stated that the validity of 'he o!ec tion was Hot properly in issue upon the proceedings before them, and that part of the alternative writ which required your admission to the offlcos was by instruction of tho court omitted in the peremptory writ to whloh we have just cortiflcd obedience. I havo no desire to mako fruitless issues, but I am bound to regard tho question of'the validity of tho election as a grave on?, made in due form and in good taith, and until this queition is judicially set? tled, I cinriot. con latently with my ideas of public duty, swrrronder to you the office of Mayor. Respectfully jours, GEO W. CL\RK, Mayor. These letters oxpluiu protty c early the presen position of tho ease, and it is not possible to say with certainty what will bo the next step of^oither of t!;o partios. It is probable, however, that the de? mand of Mr. Pillsbury is tho preliminary step to tho suing out of a writ of gus warrarito, which, if is? sued by tbo court, would require tho Mayor and Al? dermen to show by what authority they continued to hold office in taco of the alleged fact that Gilbert Pillsbury and others had boen elected in their stead. In doing this he whole question of the al? leged illegality of the election would come up, and tho prpsont Mayor and Aldermen would, lt is presumed, adduce all tho evi? dence tuoy could oiit.iiu to prove that thero was not a legal election, that there was, therofero, no election, and (hat G. W. Clark and others legally held offico until there was a legal election. If the quo warranta were Issued by the circuit dourly either pitty could take an appeal from that decision to the Suprcme Court, whose decision would bo final. To avoid this appeal, however, it is believed that tho writ of quo vsarranto will, if possible, be ebtained from the Supremo Court direct. This is the position of tho contorted eleoUon caso as fir as it ls affected by tho action taken yesterday by Mr. Pillsbury. REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-A chimney was on tire in Spring-street night bofore last, and might havo done harm had lt not' boon promptly put out by the neighbors. Notwithstanding tho great demand for mules, taey som at auction yesterday ct moderate prices. There was a largo crowd around tho City Ball yes? terday, during Mr. Pillsbury's visit to Mayor Clark. One hundred and nineteen hogshead J of new crop Cuoa molasses have been sold in this city at from 50 to 52 couts per gallon. Mr. Walter Oado has introduced the Northern style of having coal and wood cellars under tho pave? ment. This may be seen at tho new crockery store of Mr. W. L. Webb, Mootlng-street. 'J lie M na Steam Fire Erigin a Company is putting in new flues. The tidal drains aro being overhauled and cleaned. They need it badly. A wiseac e, by the name of Boston, from the "ru? ral regions," introduced a bill in the special session of tho Glenora 1 Assembly, to perpetuate the per dion and mileage of the members. Rich I Furniture, crockery and household appliances have been bi inging hiuh prices at auction of late, j The courthouse is being touched up. Office-huuters are already " on the rampage," ex? pecting a Municipal change. L. F. Wall, Vf. S. Lance and J. W. Gregg, who were not confirmed by the senate as assessors for Charles? ton County,* had previously given notice that they could not serve. In publishing yosterday the names of the ve try in -n ot St. Mary's Church, we omitted those of Mr. Charles Eanapaux and Mr. A. St. Amand. 1 he south Carolina Railroad Company call atten? tion to tim resolution adopted at their mooting in February, 1867, that proxies aro required at each meeting, aud that tho signature must te stamped in accordance with internal revenue law. J ho G. and . oyal Arch Chapter of Sou'h Carolina will hold thoic annual convocation in this city on thc 9th of February. The Sistorfi cf Mercy School, in Cannon-street, is open to boys and girls. For terms apply to the Sis? ters, Queen-street Tba Gorm m Fire Engine Company will givo a grand hull at the r Hall, Chalmer s-itre 21, on the 27th instant, for tho benefit of the German Lutheran Church. ? Tho celebration of (he fourth anniversary of the ' stonowull Fire Company will take place this eveulng. Those who doubt that Mr. Gilbert la going to give a gol i medal to the fire company that sells the most tickets tor his benefit on Saturday, eau see it at Mr. Allan's, King-street. Tho Boar i of Firemasters, last night re-elected the cleik and pump contractor. Major K, Willis took hts seat as a member of the Board of Tiremos ters List evening tor the first time. s THE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 20 BON. GKOBOK 8. BRYAN, PsxaiorNO.- The court opened at lt o'clock, and the following caeos in bank rup'cy wore d inposed of: Ex parto J. T* thomas, assign?e R. C. Farr. Petl* tum to sol? real estate. Granted. Ex parte J. B. Allison. Petition to sell and estab? lish hen. Referred to W. J. dawson. Xx parte J. O. Mayo. Petition tor final discharge. Certificate granted, Ex parte Graeaer, Smith et al, in re B. P. Rhart e. Petition te establish lien. Order of sale granted. ? Bx parte R. Harra lt In re W. B. Murray. Petition to ?et up lien. Order of payment granted. Bx parte Dick h Plower?, in ra J. B. Bradford. Petition to establish lien. Order and payment granted. Bx parte Brown, Winn & Go., ia re J. R. Bradford, idem, and order as above. Ex parte B. a. Tocsin At Ca, in re 3. w. Bradford, Petition for assignee to sell personal estate. Order of .tale granted. Court adjourned, TEX AUGUSTA ARREHT. -The August* papers have thc following further particulars of the ouse of Ur. L'vingston. whose arrest wak lnentlonel a day or two ago: .-Mr. Wilna-va and Mr. Simon Taylor, residing in Richland Coon ry, ?. G., as steted by tho form r, associated Mr. livingston with thom, soon after tho c1 ose of the war, in mercantile bu'lneasin South Carol ina, they furnishing the capital-?1200 and allowing him a third Interest in the profits of the concern. 7 bey new allege that Mr. Livings'.on som out tue entire stock of good?, sod took hin de? parture for tbs ?v?st without according them any settlement. Mr. WflMasi* ?presente Mr. Livingston a* heviax ps*vio??ly commande} the utinoatconfi? dence and respeot of sis butines* assoolate? and of 1 tvs community in which ks lived." THEATBE_Last ovouing tl.o ceriBational drama hold sway, Undo- (he Oas Light being repro? duced by thc Ollbert troupe, through the interces? sion, of somo of our legal friend?, who were desi? rous of again hearing Harrison's inimitable spoecb, as splinter, th? pettifoging lawyer ot tho Tombs' Court. He created ro?rs of laughter, and bis con? ception of the character was very Ano. '.' bo pier scene was as Rood as could bo exacted on suoh a s togo; but tho defects were fully made up by the ox celleut manner in which tho duel was reudored by two jutlor uiombore of tho company; The railroad scene, thc crowuing feature of tho pie. o, was perfect. To-nigbt. Ticket-of-Lo ivo-Man, a bcniliful five act drama, will bo presented. Thc piece 1B ono worth while going to see. Ibe performance will conclude with tbs roaring f tree, Bodging for a Wife Remember that on batu rds y evening Mr. Gilbert receives a testimonial boneilt from tho firemen, and that a splendid gold meda1, valued at $100, will bo uwarded thc company disposing of the largest num? ber of ticket?. Miss Annie Deland ia nnuounccd for Monday eve? ning, s bo 13 aaid to bo vcr/ beautliuL and to vos 8088 tho finest wardrobe ol any lady on thc American ?togo THE ADGEB BUILDING ova FuruRE THEA? TRE-Wc learn t at Mr. J. Chadwick, a Norther? capiialist. planting on Wadm-ilaw Isltnd, who ro contly purchased at a very low piico tho spacious btructuro at the corner of King and Market streets, known as the Adg r building, intends to convert it into a theatre, Opera house and lycon t-. On King street ibero Will be found ?tores, Wulch will bo routed out; the second story will bo tho theatre ni.d opera room, and tho third floor tho lecture rooms. T"ero ie also to bo a restaurant in tho building, somewhat aller tho sty e of tho famous Deluaonico'.s at NiW York. Mr. chadwick, wo leam, has e.mt to New York for plans of the most modernly buiU theatres and opera houses, so as to niako tho proposed chang 8 as suc? cessful as is possible. 'I hero :B no question that this is a great enterprise, and, if carried ou . it will certainly add to tho attrac? tions ard interest of our city, now so a idly in noe.I of a largo and commodious theatre, such a? tho pro? posed plan should supply, lt is intended to spoud $30,000 or $tO,C00 in making tho necessary architect? ural change, and this will only mnke tho whole build? ing cost Mr. Chadwick about ?7">,000, one-half of tho original co3t of the property, louring tho war it passed into tho hands of ."dr. Ernes: Hart for $225, 000 lo currency, whon gold waa worth six for ono. Earnestly do wc hope Mr. Chadwick will carry out his idea. It will profit bim and profit Charleston. CLUBS AND STABS.-Tba following casus woro disponed ot at tho Mayor's Court yesterday: Richmond Allen, colored, lodged subject to tho Cbi'f of the Fire Depart na tnt. If old subject to Chief's deposition. S. A. Bamby, druck and disorderly in (. hurch stroot. Fiuod $5. Boarding house, for allowing a boardei to throw water out of window. Fluod $2. Tum Williams, colored, lodged for assault and bat? tory on David Gardner, colored, in Moeting-streot. Fi o ed S>5. The following cases will ernie bef rc his Honor this morning: Louis Fonlnev, lodged for being nuder tho Influ? ence of djuoraud acting disorderly at tho corner of King and Masel streets. 1 opoeited $10, and rcloascd to appear this morning. Joseph Mitchell, lodged for being under tho influ oi cc of liquor and unable to laka care ot himself in King-street. His watch and effects taken from him until he has a haring this morning. Tho ca e of Cha-lotte SmaliB colored) vs. James Melvin, white, was hoard boforo a jury und Magia trato Mackey ycste.day, and resulted in a verdict of guilty, and a fine of $2 agaiust tho defendant. Charlotte Jones, colored, tried to obtain the CUB. tody ot her daughter thirteen years old, who had married March Miller rgainst ber consent, but the fifi tier on investigation resulted in a compromise agreeable to beth parties. Emma Hamilton, white, was !odged at the Guard? house yesterday on thc charge of stealing $25 from Michael O'Toolo, at No. 8 Tradd-strcet. She was released on a deposit of $20. ?S i.J fcr?ljN'?Gf-?El NOTlC'xi?s. CHOICE GBEEN AND BLACK TEAS, $1 per pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southoast corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. -o FOB SANTEE RivaB.-Tbe J steamer Marion will loave to-morrow night for Wright's Bluff and landings on Santee Uiver. -O LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ters in bvery style. Mince pies, ir* sh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every day. TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT. - Saturday night Manager Gilbert recel voa a benefit from our firemen. He will award the company disposing of tbe largest number of tickets, a Gold Mo lal valued at $100, manufactured by Mr. J. Lewin, and on exhibition at the Btore of Mr. James Allan, Ktng-strcot. Presi? dents of companies desiring to contest for the prize, should call on Mr. John Burns, at Hibernian Hall, Immediately, and secure tickets. Names of Com? mittee of Arrangements will be published Saturday morning. *? January 20 WANTED. BONDS AND COUPONS OF SPARTAN BUBO and Union Railroad, guaranteed by State of South Carolina. Apply to s AMT C. BLVCK, Broker, January 21 1 No. 28 Broad-street, CHECKS ON NEW YORK. IN CURRENCY OR GOLD, LESESNE & WELLS, No. 10 DlUJAU-STICElflT. December "4 Imo Shirts uno /utnisljtit? (?ooiis. SHIRT EMPORIUM. -o RECEIVED A Rf Iii AV HVPPL7 OP THE CELEBRATED : STAB Which SM offered for sale at TH SC I.OWK8T CASH PRICKS I E. SCOTT, MEKTING-8TftEBT, January a OPPOSITE THE MARKET HALL. 6mos -JT^ Hit, O () K D R A T ?i. GO., SASH, BMN%AND BOOR MANUFACTURERS STo. t BRJTOUlA RDS Tit (SET, (OWOMTB TAYXIOB'S MAOHXME SHOP). SASHES, GLASSED AND UNGLAZED, ALWAYS on hand. Odd (Haas mads at tba shortest notloe, and at the low??t term?. L. K. CORDBAX. .0. TP.OUCBB Januarys . tutbsfeao A** cr, J. AXU IVOJL//1. ZL ? .^VXV. /onfroi Hattrta. Kg- Th.? lt datives, Friends and Ac* | quainUr.ce?. of Mn*. ELISABETH HELENA PAR KEB and B. J. PAUK icu and fatuity, are roquratod to attend the Funeral Services of tho former, from nor late residence, No. 118 Wentworih-street, at Four o'clock THIS AFTERNOON, without further invitation. January 21 1* Special lotice:!. ?3-N0FICE.-?0 WHOM IT MAY CON? CERN.-No debts contracted by the crow cf the Denian bark -KAMMA FUNDER" will bo paid by the Captain or Co :tigueos. January 21_1_WILLIS A CHISQLM. jaySOUTII CAROLINA RAILROAD COM? PANY, AND SO?TWESIERS RAILliOAD BANK. The attention of ihe Stockbolde H ol' tho above lu Btitutions is respectfully called to thc following reso? lution, adopted at tho auuual moeiiog, February, 13, 1867: "Resolved, Tl>at hereafter new proxies shall be rc qu'iod at ca'b annual meeting." And notice is hereby given that proxios will not bc available at tho next meeting mi nth and tenth proxi? mo) unless each sigualuro ls stamped with a ton couts Internal Revenue Stamp. JOHN Y. STOCK. ) Committee L. C, HENDRICKS. J lo verify A. W. BURNE LT, ) Proxios. January 21 thstuo KT ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - ALL persons having claims against the Estato of tho late H. H. WILLIAMS will present the esme, properly attested, to Messrs. BROWN & MI KELL, Attorneys at Law, Law Range, Broad stroet, and all parsons indebted to said Estate will plaaso mako payment to tho same, H. U. WILLIAMS, Qualified Administrator. November 21 2anio3rao JOST* NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE AP? PLICATION will bomadofor ranewal of Cerliflcato No. 38oi, dato April 16, lSi8, tor Porty ?-hares South Carolina Railroad aud Bank Mock, in the mimo ot H. H. WILLIAMS, the a imo being lost. November Ul lamo3mos 49-NOTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT at tho meeting of the Legislature an application will bo made fi r a Charter for tho "DEUTSCHER AR TTLLERIb'," Untorstutzuugs Verein. Docombor 31 th ?3-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man? hood, wltb tho humano view of troatmout aud cure, sont by mail freo of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. January 20 3mos ?3T DERELICT COTTON, &c,-ALL PER? SONS saving COTTON OR OTHER PROPERTY at sr a, from tho vicinity of Cape Lookout, where the steamship "Gulf City" w^s lately wrecked, and bringing sumo to (hts port, aro hereby notified and requested to report the same to tao undersigned, who represent Mes?rs. C. H. MALLONY & CO., of Now York, and who are alone authorized to settle tho salvage. All soles of su h Cotton or other pro? perty without our knowledgo and consent is lu roby forbidden. COURTENAY & TR EN HOLM, January 20 _3_ Union Wharves. sW COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, JANUARY 18. 1S69.-Tho following named persons oro recognizod as ASSISTANT AS? SESSORS, appointed under tho act providing for the Assessment and Taxation of Property, for tho Coun? ty of Charleston, to wit: Fifth District, lying cast of thc Santeo Canal and Cooper River (instead of cast of the Northeastern Railroad and tho Cooper River, as previously pub? lished), 8. D. BUSSELL, and-. ff ixth District, lying west of the Santeo Canal and Cooper River, E- S. MIKELL. Seven'b District, comprising all of the Parishes of St Andrew's and St, John's Colleton, 1HOS. A. BAR? NARD. A. J. RANSIER, A. 0. 0. January 20 . . _ _ . . . SION el), having boon appointed Receiver of me late firm cf DAWSON & BLACKMAN, hereby giyes notice that ali claims against sud firm mast be pre? sented to him, and all persons indebted mu?t make payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREY4, January 13 No. 27 Broad-street. JOa-STJY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM KUI ETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe streets, and get a better article for the same money than at any other establishment in the city. November 14 _Brnos j?-THE LANGUAGE OF NATURE AND experience demonstrates that whoever would enjoy the pleasures of fojd, the beauties of landscape, the Joys of companionship, the riches of literature, or the honors of station and renown, must preserve their health. The effect of foul, injurious food en? tering tho stomach, is to derange the digestive or? gans and produce headache, loss of appetite, unre freshing sleep, low spirits, feverish burnings, Ac, which are the symptoms of that hon ld disease, Dyspepsia, which assumes a thousand shapes, and points toward a miserable Ufo and premature decay. PLANTATION BITTERS will prevent, overcome and counteract all of these effects. They act with unerring power, and are token with the pleasure of a beverage. MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half tho price. January 19 tuths3 -lg *3-"A LIT ILE BILIOUS."-HOW OFTEN this lathe responseto the inquiry after o friend's health; a? if to bi bill?n i tr fling matter, hard? ly worth thin'ii . ho * r . Iel it be rememftersa that, as "i. ", oe! I'rr^Utllu scorns grew," so formidable d: L V >m tuiing ?'a little bilious." Scvore biliousatib'0 > ., , ??a ruo : spring, rammer and autumn -w. '.. > .? tho seri? ous disorders of the live -, . ' et (hose seasons, might b' . , . linnell stances, to winter lnU\; ?, . ! j consequences. More . 5 , > . i ' J !. j more fiery 'drink.' In od [, m ot i ibm ? . > j weatber, and tb i s th o bili manera . produced whii ? under a wariin'i temperature, ci m?nate!? In remit? tent and in ' M ii. ?ten furors. The v - . best moiii?.ne tor persons who. aro either ? LI I n,H or a ai > jr- DUAL bilious, is HOdTKJ TER* -; STOMACH tmiHttS. No blue pill or calo dael is rflitdtrsd nj aujh case*. Those powerful mineral medlolnes, eilt two ways, Jike a doubbs edgecl sword. Tb / act, lt is true, upon the liver, i.n!. roaot most deleteriously o o other parts of the ?j ' ir ; y "stielt" there, and cannot be got rid Tin 1 .1 ".era contain vegetable agents ,of an anti* blllo. dency, that produce a specific endmost genial etfeot upon the biliary organ, without entail? ing any evil consequences whatever They aro altogether wholesome, and sot favorably and simul? taneously upon the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the norvctis system, and the brain. January lc PAP_6 AST BATCHELORS HAIR DYE-THIS splendid Hair Dyo is tho best In the world;'the only true ?nd Perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, natahtoueousj no disappointment; no ridiculous Unte; remedies the Ul effects of bsd dye?; invigo? rates and leaves tbs hair soft ??id k% itifnl black et brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; sod properly applied at Batchelor** Wig Factory, No Bond-street. New York. iyr January s ??. ?"?." .". 1.1 -? HPS" BRIDE AND BRIDE ORO 0 M .--ESS AYS F?R YOI NO MEN on the lnUrosVag relation of Bridegroom to Brida in the institution of Marrtflges a guide to matrimonia)) felicity and fen? happiness. Sent by mail in sealed lat ter envelopes fros of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Phila? delphia, Pa. , September ^y?LL?S ?U t il'HOI,fil FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS awn SHIPPING j WILL ATTEN'#?0 THE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic, Potts) pi COTTON, BICE, LUMBER 'AND MAYAL STOH?B ATLANTIC W?AEf, <ni^ii-??ttOt^ 8. ?.WILLIS....o... ..........A. E. ?H?SOLM. October M fjJLVJ.ll 1 UHJT , ?I A IN U AK Y 21, ^udi?i? Se lei. ?ilr; M. CATE?r Will bo sold, THIS DAT, on Brown's Wharf, ot three . quartorc-pa*t 9 o'clock, 68 tubs BUTTER, i onic cliolco 25 tubs Lar 1 10 crates Orockory, assorted Lot open Crooke'y. Conditions cash. January 21 Clothing, Dry Goods and Cutlery. BY MILES DRAKE. THIS CORNING, at IO o'clock, I will soil at my store, corner of Klug and Liberty streets, AN INVOICE OF CLO I HING. JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN. CONB1BT1NO OF: 40 Gent's Cloth Fr oe* COATS 60 Oent's Ca s-imore, Tweed and t?atinet Sack Coat? 200 pair Oassimero and Satinet Pants 30 cloth, Velvet and satin Vosts 12 d zen Bolunp and Linen Bosom Shirts. A lino of DRY UOOD-?, consisting of Linen, Pop? lin, Rod and White Flaunol, Dress Goods. Linon Check, Cassimero. Satinet, Damask, A.c. Ladios' and Gent's Hosiery. Count or paues, Fancy Bedspreads, Blankets, P, B. Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neck tics, Arc. ALSO, 200 dozen Table and Pocket CUTT-ERY, as? sorted. January 21 Boots, Shoes and Hats. BY MILES DRAKE. TO-MORROW, tho 22d instant, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at my ?toro, corner King and Liborty streets, 75 cases BOOTS AND SHOO I'S. Just reeoived. com? prising desirable stock, expressly Reloited for City Retail Trade, CONSISTING IN PART OF: Casos Men's Calf and Kip P. H. BOO IS Cases Men's Calf Creole Congress Coses Men's Calf and Buff ralmonds Cases Men's Calf and Buff Brogans, 6-11 and 9-13 ("asea Ladies' Serge Congress and Polish Boots Cuses Women's Goat and Buff Booteos, 3-7 and 6-9 Cases Boys' Calf Boots and Brogan?, 1-5 Ca?OB Youths' Plain and Capper Toed Boots, 9-13 Oartooua Ladies', Misses'and Children's Shoes 200 pairs Men'B, Ladies', Misses' and Children'6 Sit?os, shoxi good*. ALSO, .?5 cases, 150 dozon, Men'.-, Boys' and Children's _ H M'S._ _ January 21 French Letter and Foolscap Paper. BY JOHN <>. M ILK Oil & ?0. THIS DAY, 21st instaut, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold at our Auction Salesroom, No. 135 Mcttitig-streot, 1 case, 20 reams, FRENCH FOOLSCAP PAPER 1 caso, 80 roams, French Lottor Paper, ruled 3 sides 1 casa, 30 roams, French Lettor Paper, not ruled Conditions cash. January 21 Dry Goods, Satinet and Cassimerr, Panis, Al? pine and Felt Hats, ?c. BY JOHN G. MTLNOtt & CO. THIS DAY, 21st Instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Salesroom. No. 135 Meeting-streot, A Desirable Invoice of DR Y GOODS, &c, just re? ceived per Manhattan. Black and Trintcd SATINETS. Kentucky Joanp, Kereeys, Ginghams, Bluo Plaids and Stripes, now style Fanoy Prints, Black Oaesimero and Fancy Sati? net Pants, Cloth Caps, Black Alpiue Hate, Felt Hats, Boy's Hats, Belnap Shirts, Silk Neckties. White Hose, Brown and Mixo.l Half Hoso, Combs, Thim? bles, tte. Conditions cash. January 21 garbtoare, Sr. - II A RD W Ali E OF DIRECT IMPORTATION NOW LANDING AND IN STORE PEE BRIG AGRA, FROM LIVERPOOL. ELWELL HOES-assorted sizos BRADE'S CROWN HOE8 -assorted sizes BRADE'S PATENT CROWN HOES-a?sorted sizes PLANTERS' CROWN HOES-assorted sizes GRUBBING, RICE nud TRENCHING HOES ELWELL SOCKET SPADES STEEL CORN MILLS WROUGHT IRON BAKES LOOKS, HINGES, SASH CORD FRHNG PANS . JOSEPH RODGERS & SON' ? rVi?RY BAL x.JjJljrE,J.?? AWL? YTUOX'??SiHOLM. SCISSORS POCKEf KNIVES, &o. AGENT FOB TIIK t'EhKBRATAD DODGE'S PEU FECT PLOUGHS. SAMX Ii. MARSHALL No. 810 KING-STREET, Si?;n of tri? ?Big Gata." January ll tu thal mo JEROME P. CHASE, FLORENCE, S. C. . AGENT FOR BUYING, BELLING AND RENTING PROPERTY in and around the "City of Florence;" offers valuible Town Lots. He is also Agent for tho Brooklyn and the Manhat? tan Life Insurance Companies, and solicits the pa? tronage of his friends in the abov- lines. With a view to changes in business, he offers his valuable Stock and Town Propel ty, wit ti bia splendid Store, at and below cost. Address and call on him. 3* January 19 HUNT, If it OTU Ell S dc CO.. CHARLES? TON, 8. O. BUNT. THOMSON & Cd., Nos. 97 AND 99, WATER STRKtT, NEW YORK, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER? CHANTS. Having recently established a house lu New York, we are prepared to offer every f<cUity for rece vlng, forwarding and selling COTTON and other Produce. Liboial advances made on consignments, also on shipments to our friends in Liverpool. January 18 "_6 mKlB BAHAI WE li L SENTINEL, ESTABLISHED IN 1852. Published at Barnwell Courthouse, and circulates in Barnwell, Beaufort, dolieron sad i'dgcfleld. Term? aa reasonable as any caper in the State. E. A. BRONSON, Proprietor. WALK kB, EVAN8 & COGSWELL, Agents in Charleston. Imo - January 18 JU UN D. ALEXANDlSit, . ACCOUNTANT, v . HY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT, Nd. IO MroiM!?etrect. KES.1 . TFULLY SOLICIT? BUSINESS IN AD JOftJ i ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others, and in .VRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOK*, cither lp fr&tt ot whole.Mic ; January 9' "ti H. TRENHOI-M. * No. 1 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, ,S. O , * . , MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER South Carol Ina N av ti ve Botte Phosphate* . January ll _ / 3mos, ? SHAVING AMD HAIR-CUTTING, W . E . MARSHALL, AT THE BROAD-STREET BARBEE SALOON, No. 81 (UP STAIRS). PeoemoerS_L f?-n o .H. Muppoc?; FAOTOB AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. AOOOMMODATIO? WHARP, Charleston, 8. C. p. GAPaanw ttasWA. .moa September ai J. 8t)llbKPEGRKIilj, No. 87 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KINO AND ST. PHILIP. LU S? DEB. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AML BUILDING . MATERIAL, Ulfa and PLASTER IMO LATHS. PAINTS, OILS. GLASSE*. SHINGLES. .ISO, OBOOVH AND TONGUE BOARDS, Ito., con? stantly on hand ot the lowest market prises. .. Ssprsmi>*y i> ? ' v ' 1 " ?" muniiWi . JP FLORCPY ?*?fO., r ?rn ?BMJIM? LKATI?BR. I1IBK8 ANO OIL, No. a 8?trra OALVEBT-STREBT. ' Baltimore. F. fc?B??.....MM ff OTBTAIN Ruction Srtlf?. Assignera Sale. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. Tho unriorslonod will poll at public ou I erv. on tho 16th dav of FEBRUARY next, at ll o'clock A M , at tho Old Customhouse, All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND, with thc two story Wooden Building thereon, situate, lying and hoing on tho cant sido of ('oinlug-street, City ot Charleston, being tho next lot to George street, measuring and containing in fr? nt on Coming street thirty-one (31) feet, and in depth ninety-five (95i feet nine (9) inches, bc tho same moro or less; butting and boundluu on the north on lands formerly of estate ot James Sheppard, to tbe east on lands of -, to tho routh on lands of-, aud to tho wost on Coming'Stroi t; t-ald lot being a part of the roal estate of James sheppard, deceased, and so'd by his executors, uudcr and by virtue ot bis bat will and testament. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on the capt side of Com ing-stroot, City or charl? st' n. and known cs No. 48 (forty-eight), monsurlug and containing in front on Comiug-stroct, thirty (30) loot moro or less, and in dopth niuet\-tivo (1)5) feet three <3) inches, more or li BB; butting and bounding to tho north on lauds of -; to tho south on lands of-, formerly ol Mrs. Windsor; to tho cast on land now or lato ot'John Pair, Esq., and to Ibo west on Coming-street. All of which wbl moro fully appear upon record in tho Mesne Office, Hook R, No l l, page 303. ALSO, All that LOT, PIEOE OR PARCEL OF LAND, being situate, lying and being on the east side of Coming-street, in tho City of Charleston, n casurlng and containing in fronton Coming street thirty-two (82) foot six (6) iucbo.-, bo tho same more or less, and in dopth ninoty-?vo (?'6) foot six (6) inches, be the same more or less; butting and bounding north on lands of estate of James Sheppaid, to (ho easton lands of-, lo the south on lands late of estate of Jantes Sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and io ?ho west on Coming-street; haid lot being a part of tho real estate of James Sheppard, "deceased, and Bold under and by virtue of his lase will and testament by his executors. ALSO. All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two rtory wooden building au.I tho out? buildings thereon, bein-z situate and lying cn the north sido ol' Bull-streot, in tho City of Charleston, and known as No. 28, measuring and containing in front on Bull-stroct, thirty ono (31) feet, more or loss, and in depth from north to south, ono hundred and forty-ope (lal) feet, more or less; butting and bounding north on Jands of Peter llasol, to tho cast on lands of G. T. Whitman, to tho south on Bull ?treer, and to thc west on lauds of T. A. Wilbur. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two years, secured by bond of the purchaser ami niort gago of the premisos; buildings to be insure! and policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces? sary papers and stamps. W. E. MIKEL,L, Assignee of Gabriel Davis January 21_thru8 lui Assignee's Sale. W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS. Auctioneers. Ibo uudersipnrd will sell at public outcry on THURSDAY, tho 18th Februar/ next, at ll o'clock A. M., at tho Old Custom house, All that LOT. PI I- CE OR PARCEL OF LAND with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and hoing on iho weit sido of King-street in tho City of Charles? ton, just south of tito bond in that street; butting and bounding to the north on lot formerly ot John 8. Bird and now of John Riegling, and measuring thereon one hundred and six (100) feet moro or li ss^ to tho cast on King-street and measuring thereon twenty-seven (27) feet, to tho south on lot cf William J. Jacobi ono hundred and two (I02i loot six ((5) in? ches, ard to tho wost on lauds of John ."ioghug and mojsuriug twelve (12) feet, bo tho samo measure? ments moro or less; and having mch shnpo and form as is delineated in a plat ol Charles Parlier, dated in March, 1851, and nttacl.cd toihedcedof conveyance from John S. Bird to William Laval, bearing date tho 18th day of February, A. D 1851, subject, however, as to that portion thereof designat? ed in said plat as the passageway, and co'orcd yel? low, to a right of way in nud over the same, (hat is to say: and it is hereby ao declared reserved and granta >, that the said piece or parcel of land in said plat shall forever horoafter bo and romain opon as such for .ho common use of tbe said lot herem con? veyed, and tho lot bounding il to the north and HU the lawful owners and occupants of tho said two lots. ALSO, All ?hat PIECE. PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being ou the north sh'eof Queen street, in the City ot Charleston; bounded on the south by Queen-street, on the cast partly by lands of Berjimln Elfo, partly by lands of tho Protestant Episcopal Church of st. Piiil'p's, on tho north by lauds of the Protestant Congregation Church, known as the "Circular church," aud ou tho wost by lands ol'John Gordon; measuring and containing in front on Qucen-stroet twenty-seven (27) feet, on tho back or north lino thirty-two (32) feet six (6) inches, and in dopth two hundred and twenty-three' (223) feet. The above described Lot of I and having boon conveyed by John- Deighan, to Preston West, and bearing date 20th December, A. D. 1801, and record.--1 in the office of the Register ot M...,,,. <,onvey?.ne#, in JKa?x O, Mo. Vi, PP- 509 and 510. ; ALSO. aitu?tiVing We-St oW* fcff? street, City of Charleston, and adjoining tho oue im? mediately at'ove described, und purchased by John Deighan ot Jacob Brook; measuring and con? taining on tho north and south lines, from east to west thirty-one (31) feet, and east and west Unes, from north to south, 8eventy.ei.tht (78/ feet; butting and bounding north on lands of tho Protestant Con? gregational church, k own as the "Circular Church," south on lands of Jacob Brock, of which the Pit was once a j ort, east by the lot immediately above described, and west by lands of ---. ALSO, AU that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon, situato, lying and being on the west side of Wal)-street, City ot Charleston, and known ss No. 19, measuring and containing in front on Wall-street, from north to south, tbitty-th-ce (33) feet, and in depth, from east to west, one hundred and three .103) feet, be the sama measurement moro or less; butting and bounding to the n >rth on lauds now or once of Henry Sparnick; sooth on lands now or onco of tbe estate of Peter Laurens; to the east on Wall-street, und west on lands of-. All of which will more fullv appear upon record in Mesno Conveyance office, book T, 14, No. 4. page 13. Perms-One-third (HI oath; balance in one and two years, secured by bond ot purchaser aud mort? gage of the premisos; buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Assignee for aU necessary stamps aud papers. W. E. MIKELL. Jtnuary21 thm8wth2 Assignee Gabriel Davis. JlurtioncetV pnuotf^?lc?. EY MCKAY. At Private Sale CORNER CHURCH AND BROAD - STREET. Also. No. 7 .'1HOALA8-STREET. For particulars, apply at No. 186 MEETING-STREET. January 18 _ BY J. F KANE Ii ft ATitEWEs. lt eal Estate A ?ont, No. 50 Broad-street For sale and Lease- * PHOSPHATE LANDH of a superior quality, ot deep water uavi<?atlou ano healthy locations all tb? year. R'CEana COT ION PLANTATIONS? ttud FARMS ii all parts oi the sin!c.. cIT'S* PROPERTY of evory description. November 2 3a: ot. /lilt JM?. QU IN RY'S & OO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART O ALLE RY. ~ ' ? i . NOW ON EXHIBITION THLARGEST AN J finest Collection of CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS over seen in Charleston- . They aro perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works of Art. both ancient .md modern. Among tbe collection rosy bo found PALVA'IOB RGfiA'i* Ut AD OF CHRIS!, Oorreggo'e Magda ene, A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming lu,' Tuner's Venice, Jackson's Englisu Scenery, Rowbottom's English Scenery, Baxter's English and Irir-b scenorv. Visa's on the Rhine, The Jungfraud, i be Wetterhorn, Marine Views, and many others^ The public ore respectfully invited to call and see these beautiful Works oi Art. They are offered for sale at New York prices. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Great reduction in the price PORCELAIN PIC? TURES. Recent improvement?! m producing these pictures enable us to uow offer the at nearly one half the former prices, and tar supe? or. Oalland examine specimens. OUB CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ABE UNSUR? PASSED. Especial attention given to children. Also to oopy Inn Pld Dagaerreotypes and other pictures. Bausfae fion in all oases auaranteed, and at prices to corres? pond With ?ha times. STKKKtfSCO-MO PIOTVSSf ASS OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At Siedaced WhtUmm. A fine collection of | STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN^ TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND TH% FRENCH BROAD RIVER, j These tr? the firt^on?! only^P^otograp?aa ever taken <4 ii i n B Y ** o o., I OH ABLEarON, 8. 0. Norata** la ?SM ...b..t. . ; .. ' ?. . ? V" . '?'"''?. <:V ?ItftiM Salt*. Sloop Parisienne nt Auction. BY E. M. MARSHALL & URO. IHM DAY, tho 21st Instant, at li o'clock, will be sol J, ot tho wharf, toot of Hockney-street, Theabovo ?LOOP, in perfect order, being four tons burthen, and well adapted to trading or fishing. .t erms cash. _January 2t A Lot on thc South ?ide of Clifford's Alley, near Archdale-street. Dimensions Twenty two Feet Front by Forty jive Feet deep, more or less, at Auction. BY Ot, MCBRIDE SMITH. ON TUESDAY, thc 26th instant, at lo o'clock, at tho Old Pcstcfflco. Purchaser to pay O. WoU. s. for papers. January 21 thmtuS* Horses, Mules, Dreys, One Cart, Buggies, One Wagon: also, Furniture, consisting of Fine Mahogany Chamber Set, Marble-top Bureaus and Washstands, Fine Mahogany Wardrobes, Mohair Chairs, Rockers, Car? pets, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bedding, Tables, Counting house Desk Ollice and Cooking Stoves, ?c, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. TO MORROW, tbc22d Instant., at 10 o'clock, at bia salesroom, January 21 %*M Two Small Dwellings-No. 178 Si. Philip, street, corner McMahon's Court, near Bo gard street, four square rooms, Kitchen, Well of Water; No. 0 McMahon's Court, tn rear of the above, four square room?, double piazza, al Auction. . BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On TUESDAY, tho 20th instant, at ll o'dook, at tho Old Post office. Terms-Half cash ; the balance in ono yoar, secur? ed as usual. Purchaser to pay G. isle H. 8. for papers ?ndateme, tuthmtui January 19 Farm on the Northeastern Railroad, about 23 miles from the city, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On TUESDAY, the 20th instant, at ll o'clock, at tho Old Post?nico, Tho above, containing 100 acres, of which about ?5 are cleared; good Uwelling aud Kitchen; perfectly healthy all tho year; halfmile from tho summer set? tlement of Groomsville; young orchard and good water on the place. Terms-Half cash; the balance in ono yoir. Pur? chaser to pay G. Meli. 8. for papers. Gan be treated for at private H?le up to hour of auction. tuthmtut January 19 A Small Farm Adjoining Miles' Place, Th? Oaks Tract, about Sixteen miles from Charleston, on Goose Creek, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at ll o'clock, at tho Old Poatofficc, THE ABOVE, containing 32 acres, about 22 "clear? ed, balance well wooded, good landings on tho creek, ono mile and a quarter from Porcher's Sta? tion, S. 0. Railroad. A Store on tho Stato Hoad and outbuildings. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay G. MoT*. P. tor pa? pers, tuihmtu* January 19 Jacob Barrett vs. Assignee of Joseph Purcell, el al. - Under Decree, Uuiic?is Stales Circuit Court, ISRAEL OTTOLENGUI, Auctioneer. The undersigned wi:', sell, ou 1UESD AY, 2d doy of February next, at ll o'clock A. M., at tho Old Poat? ofllce, under decree of Hon. Goorgo 3. .Bryan, United states Judgo lor District of South Carolina, All that LOT OF LAND, with tho ?rick Buildings thereon (including on tho frcnt those occupied by E. Laffito & Co. and H. H. DoLcon), situated on tho north sido of Bioad-street, City of Charleston, well known as tho Law Bango, measuring an i contain? ing and butting ana bounding to the south on Broad street forty-mno (49) feet eleven and a half (11>?) inchon, on the east line, lrom south to north two hundred and four ?201) ted eight (8) inches, on the west line, from south to north, one huudred and forty-four (141) feet nine (9) inches, then to the west seventeen (t'7| feet, aud thence northwardly to the brick wall fifty-five (55) feet seven (7) inches, and to thc north sixty-live (65) feet, b > the sud dimensions a little more or les j. Teims-One-third (%) cash; balance on a credit of one (1) and two (2) years, with interest lrom day of sale, payable annually, secured by bond of the pur? chaser and mortage of the premises. Premises to be insured and nllny n???.,ni>.i 71 --*" Tor a tamps and papers. KOW ABD W. MARSHALL, r WILLIAME. MIKELL. ,T-~jin*j ' ^ ? thtu7^bblj2^^ Jl??SfCll??tcuus. SOUTHERN STENCIL MANUFACTORY E. H. RODG-ERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STINCIL STOCK AND DIES, STEEL LETTERS AND STAMPS CHECKS AND TAOS BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER KEY KINGS, CHAINS, &c. BY THE GALLON OR BARREL. AGENT FOR HILL'S PATENT II AND STAMPS SEAL PRESSES BRANDING IRONS, dec. No. 129 EAST BAY-STREET, .v CHARLESTON, 8.L0. 49- Coll and examine specimens. January 16_3mo3 ADVERTIRE FOR THE SPRING TRADE WITH THE ADVERTISING AGENCY OF WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, No. 3 BROAD-STREET, FEEE BEADING ROOM, (SECOND S TOBY.) CONTRACTS MADS ON THE BSST TBRM9 WITH Taurea llanArea Saaihera Patjaere. January 4 ?wikel? .?.J ? 1 ,' UH. ..I ' j^D V i f O I I 0? COT TO N. .. TO PLANT EBB AND OTHKB9 wnatXN? ?0 HOLD COTTON IN ENGL AND* Where STORAGE, INSURANCE, and other expense* fer hoWiinc are LEAS tba* ka tte United states, wo will advance " TEN CENTS PER POUNltt, ON M it* D L 1 N a s% ffhlppe* U our Mer-d* in iJv-rpocl, changing the Eng? lish commercial rat* o? interest, wnloh a? prww*. ls? v PER CENT. And how M loag M ?eftred. CTLAQHOBS, HBRBING A OO,, January 16 ?? .