The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 23, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. ?-LARGEST CIKCDLAITON.- THE DAILY NJBrlSS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OPnCULLY B?COGX1ZED A3 HAYING THE LARGEST CTR OCLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PO BL rs H1-3 THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN INO IN THE POSTOFFTCP AT THE" END OF BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POoTOFFICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. ST. PAUL'B Cauacn, SOCEETS-STBBETW-The Bight Rev. Bi-ho-) Porsiao wdl preach in this Church to-morrow even ns. at vespere, at seven o'clock. THE MARINER'S CBTJEOH.-There will be services in ?ho Mariner's Church, Church-street, to? morrow, Sunday, at hil.-past ten o'clock in the morning, and hali-past ihree o'clock m the after? noon. ; CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA. The following board of d ives re for thin bank hare been elected for the ensuing year: Colonel L. D. Childs, president; M jot JohuS. Preston, Jr., Dr. J W. Parker, Edward Hopo, George W. Swepson, Richard O'Nvale, Jr., Md Colonel J. G. Gibbes. FOWL STEALING.-The chief of the dectective office begs that the citizens will be ve) y cautious how they buy poultry hawked about the streets by colored men, as thoro is a great deal cf stealing going on in our midst, which might bc checked, if properly discountenanced. Ax ?EBOLITE-Profo?sor C. CT. Shep ard," of the Medical College of this city, has in^is posses? sion antorolite weighing, soven pounds, which.was picked up a short time ago at Auburn, Ala. It is irr??tu'ar in form, an J, Hie thesi incteoroliti s geno* rally, is composed of IrOJ, phosphorus, nickel, co bult, with a trace of scvoral other constituents. : THE RED:*3n?TOEi?T FATHEIM-Jos. Wissel, Adam Kriss. Chas. Rathe, A. M. Fritag, Wm. Gros , Jos. Firle, and Chas. O'donohue-are in thi<< city on their way to Savannah,' to o. en two missions in that city, ono at tue C~lbedr.il, and the other at St. Patrick's Church. At the close of these missions ' th're will also be a m e sion given to the colored people. ATTENTION, SOMEBODY ! -The sidewalks of Qnojn-strect, botween Ea?; Bay and Stats streets, have basn repaired, but tho cellar do?rs remain ia a ruinous condition. Some ol them hive large holes in them, while others shat'- boneath the tread, ma? king this thoroughfare a pe. us one for foot pas- I sengers, especially ai night. The mud in front of tho old postofflco is the sub? ject of general conan".ii::: among business'men. "PEANTJTS.-This commodity, which has be? come quite on arti cle of trad a from some , of the Southern ports, to tha Northam markets, and which can be raised with g cit sue Jess in all tho Southorn States, has lately fallen very much in price, and has been sold in New York at SI 50 per bushel. This depression has been caused by the grow,h of a large crop, which has been suddenly thrown upon the market. North Carolina, which for a time was the largest exporter, ha- now formidable competition irani Virginia and ot hu parts of the South; and im? portations have also bec a made from Africa, whero thc nut grows in considerable perfection. AIKEN AND ITS VIS IT ons.-Tho Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, speaking of Mr Thurlow weed, says: '.Thii veteran of tho Now York press arrived at Aiken night before last. Mr. Weed seoks restoration to healb in tho balmy, genial inf uence of our winter climate, and with great good judgment selects Aiken, because of the enterprise of its people in providing hotel accommodations. Wc leam that the hotels of Aiken have be JU crowded since early fall. We are pleased to ;earn that the hotels ot Aiken have been genero asl y patronized, having been so hi 1 from early fall as to ba compelled to dedine many guests for want of toona " THE CHESTEE REPOETES.-This is tho title of i new weakly prier, whoh made its first appear? ance at Chester on the ilse iu staut. If the succeed? ing numbers bustaia the promise of tho fir.t, the Chester Reporter will rank, among the weekly jour? nals of this State, second only to the Yorkville En? quirer. Ihepub'?hcra end editors aro Messrs. Ed- . ward C. McClure and John A. Bradley, Jr. Mr. ' Bradley fought through the war in the Southern ranks, from tho firing oi the Star of tho West tc tho surrender of Johustoa, und IC he is only half as g"ud an editor as ho was a soldier, tho Reporter will al? ways be an iutere^tiug paper. Both editors aro gen? tlemen of standing in Chester, amt tho new papor commences its career uudor t'ae most favorable aus? pices. THEATRE.-The audience was ratler small lost evening on account of thu weather, nevertheless the plays were well rendered, and deserved a larger audience. To-nir ht the much talked of testimonial benefit will take place, when we hope to see the house crowded, as Mr. G. has not only exerted himself to the utmost in furnishing our citizens with the best ?of amusement, but has gone to great expense in getting np the splendid medal to be given away this evening. The bill is a very attractive one, and, of itself, should draw a good house. Ihe ""harleston Firemen" (a local drama) snd " . lack-Eyed Susan" is the bill together with dancing by the Gilbert children and tho presentation Go, everybody, and give him a "rouser." BAL MASQUE.-Night before last, at a pri? vate residence in this city, there was one of the finest masquer.dc? cf the sesson. The coctutr.es wete very appropriate and handsome. Did peace permit, several ve-.y successful disguises could be described that vteuld really be worth while reading about 1 he East Bay eli r's. who p.rsonated Brother Jonathan, acted hi* jjart captta'ly. ills paper cam, bric suit was outre. Thero were lords, princes, squaws, antiquated damsels, and many other equally noticeab'o Characters, that completed au array not surpassed by any simitar entertainment of late. Dancing ard sett music charmed thc evening, until tho morn bogan to succeed tho night, when the gay snd joyous company dispersed, after discussing the very successful disguise.-1 of ona and the other present. SUPPER AT THE WIDOW'S HOME-PBESENTA OM OF A CAKE TO TUE REV. Jons BACHHAX, D. D.- Several weeks since, a few gentlemen of this city generously offered-through Mrs. Leonird Chi pic-to furnish a Christmas dinner to thc inmates of the "Confederate Wido .TS' Homo." It was found impracticable to carry out the plan at the time, as many of tho young lodica cf tho "Home" were absent during the Christmas holidays with their ^friends. It was concluded, therefore that a supper should be elvan instead, and that tho ladies of the Board of Control should be invited. This pleasant Echeme was carried ont on Thursday night. The rooms of the "Home" wero thrown open and "filled with happy groups, and the tabla was spread with abundant good thing'. Tho young ladle* of the institution, to wham tho one hundred dollar cite from Baltimore hi l bceuvotel at the late Fair, added it to thc attractions of the table, and invited their friends to share it with them. All the inmates of the "Home" partook of the supper with their frionds, aid the evutvng was passed in unrestrained but innocent enjoyment. A beautiful epiauda of tho evening was the pre? sentation to thc Rev. Dr. Bicbmau of th<* valniOI? walking st ck, which wis voted to him by the unani? mous suffrages of tho visitors to the late fair. The caue is of palmetto wood, crowned with a heavy gold head, upon which is beautifully engraved the name of Dr. Bachmau, tbs da'e o' the presentation, and the exp e*-Ko classic quotatian and prayer, "Strut tn coelum . ?(. cut" The presont*.io.. peoah was made by tho Rev. C. S. Veddor. and Dr. D-ichnian responded with d-ep emotion and simple eloquence. Ho expressed earn? estly his little doser: of suih kinduets; hU obliga? tion to thc lade, in my of wiirm were counectod with the control ot the Boheme, lor inspiration and example of beoevolont e-Tort, and pra>ed that God r/ould bless their labors and reward their kindness. Among many others who shwed tho pleasures of the evening, wo observe! the Rev. Dr. Waiker, of Beaufort: Rev. Dr. Hicks, and Rev. Mr. Prentiss, of Uiis city. GOOD PASSAGE.-The ship R. C. Winthrop, Captain Stewart, which sailed from' tah city for LiTerpool. December 13th, .arriYid at that port on the 8th January, making the passage in the good time of twenty-five days. BASE BALL-A STATE TOURNAMENT.- NOW that tho wea1 her ls moderating and tho evenings growing longer, base bail is becoming moro anim?t, ed ; match's are spoken of, tho championship dis? cussed, and each player is preparing to go into prac? tice with the determination that Charleston shall re? tain the rank ehe coined last year. The ensuing sea? son promises to be quite an interesting one lor the fraternity in this eily. We understand that the seve? ral clubs throughout the State contemplate holding a tournament hero about thc 4th of July, when the State championship will be decided and prizes award-' ed to those who excel in the several "points" in the game. Occasions of this kind were numerous in the Northern cities during the past) ear, and in every in? stance numbers flecked from miles ?round to wit? ness the sport. While at Savannah, Christmas, we were info: med that 'he Oglethorpe Club-who were so attentivo to the Alerts during their sta--bad determined to challenge the Carolina Club to ahorne and home game. The Alerts will shortly challenge the Resurrection? ist C lub, ot Andereonville, Ga, who have expressed a desire for an engagement. CLUBS AND: STABS.-The following case3 were brought before the Mayor yesterday morning: Jeff Deas, colored, Icdged for obstructing the side, walk at the corner of King and Wentworth streets and resisting the policeman. Sentenced to twenty days lu tbe House of Correction.. Horse and buggy taken going at large on East Bay.' Delivered to owner. C. Def mond, lying down dm* kin burnt district Fined SIO. Peter Hut'theL lo Iged for larceny and turned over to a magistrate. A couple of colored boys had a fight yesterday on King-street near Market, and ono gave the other several severe raps with a brickbat. For awhile there was quito a crowd congregated. A couple of mules were stolen night before last from Bonreau's Station, and it is supposed that they are in this city and may be offerea'ior Mle The premises of E. S. Prumett,- No. 31 Amhorst s.rcet, Mrs. ?liza Raynard, No. 4 Judith-street, and Dr. Horlbeck's, corner of Wentworth and Coming streets, have boen robbed m thc past two night? of poultry and fancy fowls. Tho parties are known to the detectives and will soon be overhauled. ' A-copper pump and lead pire, supposed to havo beca stolen from the Mcrcurv Office, Meetiog-street, is at thc detective office and will be rostorcd on ap? plication. THE UNITED STATES COUBT, JANUARY 22 HON. GEOSOE S. BETAS, PKESIDIKO.-The court opened at ll o'clock. 3he following petitions for final disc barge were roferrcd to J. C. Carpenter, Esq., Registrar, and final hearing ordered to take place on the 20 h February: Fxparte Elt odom and James W. Bing. The following potitioLs for full and 'final hearing weioroforrtdtoW. J. Clawson, Esq., Registrar: J. P. Aycock, J. N. Crocket, R. A. Perron, Aaron Plyer, A. H. Riley. G. Swarz. J. B. Vaughan, B. E. Wy ie. Ex parte M. L. Wilkins, in re Benjamin Ford. Pe? tition to establish lien by mortage and for fore? closure. Beferred to J. C. Carpenter, Esq., Regis? trar, for ."-pecia! report, Ac. > Ix porto Uh om a: J. Davis, in re Jos. C. Burgess. Petition to establish lien lor sale of properly. Re? ferred to J. C. Carpenter, Esq., to report on facts, kc ;_ ; Ex p arte B. C Potts, in re James Warwick. Peti? tion to establish lien and payment of lien. Report of Registrar beard. Assignee ordered to pay out proceeds of sa'e of land belonging to the estate of the bankrupt after dt duo ling cc s ts, ic. ' In re L. W. Wilhams, ex parte James H. Rion. Re? port of sales con fl i med. Kx pa rte rim. D. Bard, in re Thdmas ?. Miller. Petition to establish lien and for sa-'e of perishable properly. Granted. In re Wm. P. Russell Petition for final dis. c balgo,' Final hean'! g 17th February. Ex porte Eliza M. Bonneau, in re Joe. Purcell Motion to amend bUl in equity on bankrupt eldo of court Granted. In re Julius Flaum, ex parte Tracey, Irwin A Co. The report of proceedings in this case, as recorded lu yesterdays paper, should have been, that a fee was a war ded counsel for services rendered two years since, on petition to declare J. Flevm on involun? tary bankrupt who was discharged un the 27th of April, 1867. ' BEFOBTEB'8 CRUMBS.-Mr. Parro tl, whose disappearance was adveitlsed in yesterday's NEWS, has turned up all right To-day is return day. The 1 arge col um ts on the front of thc Charleston Hotel, which have been scaling off, have boen re? paired. There is to be a government sale of quartermas? ter's property on the 25th instant Calhoun-stre-t, from King to Meeting, is very dark at night t ome light is necded-in that direction. McKenzie's-the well-known esloblsbmerit at tho corner of Church and Chalmers streets-is to~be turn? ed into a liquor store. Tbe firemen's benefit to Mr. "Gilbert," of the thea? tre, will take place to-night. Wo understand a num? ber of tickets have been sold. Thc jewel is at Allan's, King-street . ' The annual meeting of the BlbloSociety of Charles? ton will take place on Monday, the 25th, at 1 P. M. An election for officers Will be held. The stockholders of tho Charleston Floating Dry Dock a nd Marine Railway ' ompany will meet at No. 64 Bread-street, on Tuesday rcxt Ihe storkho dc."B of tie Charleston Gas Light Company wi.l meet on thc 1st o: February, at 12 M. Travellers lrcin the Northern States and Europe ore vlt-Ling the historic ? oints in thc harbor. The crcditois cf Mr. Ihonas Higuana (formerly of the firm of Biggam, Fife i Co., of this city), aro directed by an advertisement in ono .her cohuna where to ?end thou-.claims lor scttlemat-t. The an Li rersary celebration of the Bural Chari? table Amo -ia ti on will takcpVeon Mend-y oveniog, tho 25th inst, at Kroog'a Hal), (Vontwortb-tfreet. Bus'ness is brisk in tho cleric of the court's office, pre; ari tig lor Lho February term of tho court. There aro only nine patients in tho Roper Uospit al-nil white, and one hundred and nineteen in tho Mazyck-strcot colored hospital. A Cue photograph of Mun Delaud, the star to shino cn MOLdcy^can besecn in the lute's The bread used st tho Orphan House is baked at thc Mazyck-.-trcet Hospita!. The s dewalk on thc wost sido of Eliiibe h-street, from Charlotte to Chapel, ls being cut down so OJ to bc of the ecmc height as the walk elsewhere. i?. W. Stowe, son cf Harriet Beecher Stone, parsed through i he city last evening, on bis way to Florida. Dr. Hicks will deliver an address to young men?t Dr. BacLman's church, to-morrow evening, at hilf, past seven o'clock. H OTZL ABUTTALS-January 22.-Pavilion Hotel.-John R Turner, Wm H Riley, barnwell ; Al? fred Williams, Beaufort; W B Bowden and lady, C C Keathley and lady. North Carolinv, John C lott. Philadelphia; J P Brook, Clarendon; J B Bryan, Sal? ter' s Station ; J J Nettles, South Carolina. Charleston HotcL-3 W 6tanton, E DeBeixedon, H F P Kingland. 0 Morgan and w-fe, C O'Dooohue, Augustus M Freitag. Jos A Ii rle, Miss Wright, CB Fowles, E Plat- and lady, J L Spoffo.d, Mr and Mrs Wheeler, Mr Blake, New York; H E Raymond and wife, R C Johnson, C D Brook?, Jamos li Duncan, a Quincey, Jr. Mr and Mrs Otis Lverrett, E A French, Boston; J X Hand, I- mile Causon, Philadelphia; T E Smith. Maine; T A Keith, Tennessee; B W Moore, North Caloona; H C Holtham. H A Cooper, laclv and three daughter?, Ballimore; W H Jackson, city; WT Bonn ett. Internal Revenue Department; G W Hull, Richmond; Mrs Wi?. T Burg and child,P W Char, tin gton, J Drumstown, Ei gland; Oliver Jemes, Ten? nessee; E Larkin, Marj hud; J ii White, Mars Bluff. RlJHrNKHf? tV OTICUS. CHOICTE GTIEEN AND BLACK TEAS, fl per pouno.at Wilson's Grocery, southe :st corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree. -o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S 3ALOON.-Oys? ters in every style. Mince pica, fresh dolly. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every day. HANDSOME SHOW CARDS.-The show cards printed bj Mesara. Walker, ?rana k Cogswell for j the Charleston and Florida ISteamboat Xime' of | Messrs. J. D. Aiken k Co., are triumphs of job work. The lettering, coloring and steamer cut are all su? perb. LVDLLLIBLE PENCILS, for marking linen; Pal? ace Playing Cards, very handsome ; common Corda, 15 cents per ps ck; Check Books and Bank Books very low; Slate Pencils 25 cents per box; Shipping Ca?da and Taga; also, Masonic Certificates in parch? ment and book form, at COURTENAY'S, january 16 smw6 9 Broad-street. -fanerai Mires. 49? The KelutlTes, Friends a?d Ac? quaintances of Mr. and Mrs. JOBN NEALON and family, also of Mrs. SICLY O'CONNELL and family, are respectfully invited to attond the Funeral of tho former, at their residence in King-street, near Queen, THIS AFTEBNOON, at Three o'clock January 23 1* 43-Tjh.a itt hit ives mid Friends of Mrs. MAST FEBBELL, and of Mr. and Mrs. M. SWEEGAN, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of JOHN, youngest son of tho former, from her resi? dence, No. SGT King-street, TO-MOBEOW (Sunday) MOBNTWO, at Nine o'clock, without further invitation. January 23 * Special Mires. HS- ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. There will be service in this Church TO-MOBBOW MOSSING at thc usual hour, and in the EVENING at half-post Seven o'clock, when Dr. HICKS will deliver" an addrc3- to the young men. 1 January 23 jfS-CITADELSQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH. Service? on SOM CAY MOBNISO at Half-past Ten o'clock-m the Erirara at half-past Seven. January 23 JOS- UNITARIAN CHURCH-SERVICES will be held in this Church To-Monnow MOBXINO, at half psst Ton o'clock, and at NIGHT at Seven o'clock. Preaching by thc Bov. R. P. CD 1LER. Subject at night-"Religious Chocr in Despondency." January 23 _1 ?3- TRINITY CHURCH, HASEL-STREET Service may be expsctod in this Church To-Monnow Mnnxxso, by Bishop WM. M. WIGHTMAN, and in the AFTEBNOON and NIOHT by thc Pastor, Rev. W. P. MOUZOM. 1_ January 23 43- NOTICE-HAVING DISPOSED OF my business to Mr. CH \RLES KERRISON, the store will bc closed for a short period, for tho pur pose of taking ttcck. JAMES B. BETT?. January 23 1 j(3- ESTIMATES WANTED FOR FUR? NISHING- WOOD at landings on Ashley River or on Savannah Railroad. A,.ply at tho LIME KILNS, Cannonsboro' Wharf. OLNEY k CO. January 23 2 JOS- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAL? CON, from Baltimore, aro hereby no ificd that she is THIS DAI ducharging cargo at Pier No. 1, Union Wharves AU Goods not taken away at 6nn30t, will remain ou wharf at Consignees' tisk. MORDECAI k CO., January 23 1 Agents. ItWRECEIVER'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER? SIGN ED, having been appointed Receiver of tho late firm ff DAWSON i: BLACKMAN, heroby gives notice that all claims against sud firm must be pre? sente! to him, and all persons indebted mu?t make payment to JN'O. T. HUMPHREYS, January 13 No. 27 Broad-streeL 4S-BOTTOMRY WANTED IN ^HE SOM of (S600G) Six Jhousand Do lara, gold, mare or less, on the Spanish brig FRANCISCO DE ALTUNA, hor Masts, Soils, Anchors, Apparel and Furniture. Scaled p>opoaals, stating terms, will bo received at the hpaoish Vice-Con*ulatc, No. 1*9 Uay-slreet, Savannah, Ga., until THUKSDAT, 25th January, at 12 o'clock M.. when the samo wtil bo opened in the pro? penco ot those interested. For further particular?, apply to CARL EPPING4: CO., Consigne-s. January 22 _. C 1WCOUNT? AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, JANUARY 18. 186?.-Tho following named persons aro recognized as ASSISTANT AS? SESSORS, appointed under the act providing for tho Assessment and Taxation of Property, for the Coun? ty of Charirston, to wit: Fifth District, lying east of the Santee Canal and Cooper River (Instead of east of the Northeastern Boilroid and th? Cooper River, os previously pub? lished), S. D. RUSSELL, aud-. fclxth District, lying wost of thc Santee Canal and Cooper River, E. S. M IK ELL. Seven1 h District, comprising all of tho Parishes of BL Andrew's and St. John's Colloton, 1 HOS. A. BAY NARD. A. J. RANSIER, A. 0. C. January 20 ?ST AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLESTON, JANUARY 8rn. 1869. The foUowlng,..?UvUiaus ot this County into Assess? ment Districts, a.ulasiigumants thereto of Assessors for the ossica ment of real and personal property, taxable under the act "Providing for the aasessnient and taxation of proierty," passed Soptembor 15th, 1868, ls hereby published for general information, to wit: CITY OF CHARLESTON. FitslDistxict-Comprising Wards Nos. 1 and 3, lying east ol Meeting and outh ot Calhoun etrueU-Mr. F. Q. McUDGB, As-essor. SoconJ District- Comprising Waldi Kos. 6 and T, east ot Kiis-jtr et aa l south o? tua city boundary line-Mr. BuNJ. K. KISLO0H, Assessor. Third D.striat-Compriiiug Wards Nos. 2 and i, ly'ng wc3t of King ond ?aula cf Cal a o un htreots Mr. JOHN W KINGHAM. Fouith i-istrict-''ompri?ics '?Vardo No?. 0 and 8 lyiug *e5t of Ktng.srroet an 1 south of theoity basa* dary line-Mr. J. M. F. DER?EF, Ausossor Fifth Distnc - Comptions ail 'hil action ot rouulry wit) in tho ount??? lying cast ol tho Sanfoj Canal and thoOoapar U-ver, consisting ol' tho P?r Isbesof St. Stephen's, St Jam V Saute?, st. Thom? as, \:brist Church, aud th? aiijacuul ulanda. Includ? ing that por.ion of St John's berkeley, tutsi of the abovo named hue-Mr. S. F. LEQUEX, Atscs sor, Messrs. 8. D. RUS3KLL and J. D. HINDS, As? sistants. Sl-Th DUtrlet- Comprising all thal se .flor. A ooun try within the county lying wes: of the Santee Canal and thc Cooper River, cons! iting of >t. James Goose Crack, and that p rtion of St John' ? Brtkfilay, nut In? cluded in thc Fifth Di'trie:-Mr J. W. GRIFFIN, Assessor; Mr. E. S. MIKELL, Assistant. Kcvcn'h District-Comprisli g ail o? tho Parishes of St. audrew'j aud St. John's Colluton, and the ad? jacent islands-Mr. WILLIAM DART, Assessor: Mr. THOMAS A. RAYNARD. Assistant. Eich Assois r -s tvq t rad t> cora 'le o fie ass-uu. meut within lie district before th) 15?1 Cly of Fchruiry, 186?, am; toying au as*:s un; if demo I tc:ra.'-r , aud to coufi ie h;.u- 1 within tba dis? trict ta whi "h ha ls asaiga?d, o.is-rvlug strictly tua bound ry l<n?n ot the same. While o ich Assessor B^iou'd be o ireful ta avo.d as fir as possible any < bing that may BC m Uko an unno ?.i siry invistt gat on into ho tri-ato P?jiriofiUo ti\-;>avr, he must at the sime timo u*a ev rj propor m ians to satisiy himself os io the corractccss of tac returns m nie. It ismo-t important th it tin Assessors and all par? tios iutere.tod thoui-i und?r.-tand that tho year for which this assessment is made terminates on thc 1st day of September, 18G8; and that it is tho proporty which Los bien hold by tba tax-poyor during tho year preceding that data that is to bc aajes.-c l for taxat< on. Each A sensor herein nim'xl and assigned to a dis t'ict is required to enter upoti tba dlscuarga of his duiias on doKDAY, ths llth instant, and ta repo t to thia ofhao whenever it may bo deemed aoosasiry. ?sses-ors should road carefully tha act providing for tho ar-eossmaur and taxation o' pro.io -ty, and tho instruction to Assessors appended thereto. A J. RAN-1ER, AuJilor Charleston County. January 9 elmo J93-3UY TOUR IE A AND COFFEE FROM KRI ETE k CHAPMAN, corner Kine and RadrUffo streets, nnd get a botter article for the same money than ot any other establishment in the oily. November It 3mos Serial Satires/ ta- PURSUANT TOT k DECREE OP THE High Court of Chancery, made in a cause "Von Zuy lew against Weber," the creditors of THOMAS HXOHAM (late of Margate, in the Isle of Thanet, in the County of Ken:1, Esquire, formerly nf Charles ten, in the' State" of South Carolina, in the United State's of America, (who died on or about the TWENTY FIRST DAT OF MASCH, 1863,) are on or before the i TWENTV-8EVENO DAT OF FEB ROAST, "1869, tO Bend J by post, prepaid, to Messrs. ROBERTS ? SIMP? SON, of r o 63 Moorgate-street, in the City of Lon-; don, the Sohcltors for the defendants, VICTOR FERDINAND WEBER and FRANCIS CHARLOTTE HIOHAM, tho executor and executrix'pt tho de? ceased, their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions; the fall particulars of their claims; a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by Hiern, crin default there? of they will be peiemptorily excluded from the bene? fit of the said do:reo. Every Creditor holding any security is to produc? tho same bet?re the Vice chancellor, sir GEORGE MARKHAM GIFFORD, at his Chambers, situated No. ll New fquare. Lincolnsinn, Middlesex, on tbo EIGHTEENTH DAT OF MARCH, 1869, at 12 o'clock at noon, being tho time appointed for adjudicating ou the claims. Dated this 71 h day of January, 18G1. HENRY LEMAN, Chief Clerk. VAN SANDAW COMING & SON3, No. 13 King street, Cheapside. London, Englaud, Plaintiff's So? licitors. . sws3 January 23 83~ WHAT ARE YOU TAKING ?-PROBA BLY two-thirds of the adult population of tbe United States indulfo, more or loss, in bar-room stimu? lants.. Hot alcoholic bc voriges are' habitually imbib ed by thousand J of peon lo in tho winter months to "keep out thc cold." The alcoholic material of oil these drinks is moro or less poisonous, ir.d is ren? dered all the more deleterious in consequence of be? ing taken warm. A-o?d'hese dangerous excitants. Shun, as you would shun the deadliest drug, all tavern stimu? lants. They paralyze the digojtion, congest the liver, disturb the natural action of the kidneys, irr?? tale the bowels, shottor the n?rvea, and impair the reason. The operation of HOSTETTER'S STuMACH BIT? TERS is dhrnetii .ally opposite to this. They spur no organ into unnatural activity; but they tone and regulate all. If the digestion is feeble, they awaken the dot mint energies of tbe stomach, and promote tho work ol assimilation. It the liver is sluggish and torpid, they regenerate it. If the kidneys fall to perform tho r functions properly, they are regu? lated without bei og Irritate L If the bowels aro, con? stipated, the peristaltic action is moderately in? creased, and the discharges become natural and reg? ular. If the nerves are tre unions, they are siro np th? oued. If the mind is clouded, thc BITTERS toad tc disperse the gloom. These are the effects of tho great VEGETABLE TONIC AND COBEEOTIVZ, which for twenty years hos been a staple mediciao in this country, and the dcm. ml for which steadily increases In all parts of tho Western Hemisphere. It is not offered as a beverage, but as a medicine; nor will it ever be used to sitiafy a craving for al? coholic stimulants, because its effect is to check, not to create, a false appetite for excitants, 'jhe cham? pions of temperance wiU do well to mark this pecu? liarity, and to reoommend it as tho only tafo prepa? ration oonUin?ig alcohol, that can be used for medi? cinal purpt ses. G SAO January 23 xWTHE LANGUAGE OF NATURE AND experience domonsTitos that whoever would enjoy tho pleasures of fojd, the beauties of landscape, the Joys of companionship, the riches of literature, or the honors of sta ion and renown, must preservo their health. The ctr ? j* of foul, injurious food en? tering the stomach, is to derange the digestive or? gans sad produce boad.icho, loss of appetite, unro freshing sleep, low spirits, feverish burnings, ftc., which are the symptoms of that horrid disease, Dyspepsia, which assumes a thousand shapes, and ? points toward a miserable life and premature decay. PLANTATION BITTERS will prevent, overcome and counteract all of thean effects. They act with unerring power, and are tokon with tho pleatrare of a beverage. MAGNOLIA WATEB-Suporior to thc best imported German Cologno, and told at half tho price. January 19 tuths3 ?-SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO? PANY, AND SOUTWBSIERS RAILROAD BANK. The attention of tho stockholde s of the above In? stitutions ls iespr.ctro.Hy called to the following reso? lution, adopted at the annual meeting, February, 13,1867: "Ratlnti, That borcaf ?cr new proxies shall bo re? quired at each auuual meeting " And notice ia hereby given that proxies will cot be available at the noxt meo ling AID th and tenth proxi? mo) uni oas each signature ls Btamped with a ten couts Internal Revenue Stamp. JOHN Y. STOCK. ) Committee L. 0, HENDRICKS, } to verify A. W. BURNETT, ) Proxies. January 21 thatu9 ?S-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-01N TBE Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man? hood, witta the humaua view of treatment and cure, sent by mail free ol charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PoxP, Philadelphia, Pa. January 20 3mos es- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE-THIS splendid Hoar Dye is tho beat In the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, nstantanootts; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects or bad dyes; invigo? rate and loaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by ?ll Druggists and Perfumers; and properly applied at Baleholor's Wig Factory, No Uonrf-street, New York. Irr January 3 J86T BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.-ESSAYS FOR YOtN'G M KN ou ibo Interesting relation ol Bridosrroom to Bride In Hie lusli'.uiiou ot Harri :go? a guidu to iaatriinonl.il fWicitr and trna happiness. Sent by mull lu noalud lei ter earoloiie? tree ?f ahorne, ftddrou HOWARD AsSOJIAUON, Box P., Phila? delphia, Pa. SbptPmber gartmore, fo. ^ V PLOUUUH, mm, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &3. FINE CUT LE.. Y AND 0 UNS, AXIS M , K?ILS, AND, A General Assortment of Hardware, LOW FOB CASU. Charles Kerrison, Jr., No. 313 saUWG-sTltKaCT. January 20 warm3 HARD WARE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION NOW LANDING- AND IN STORE PER BRIG AGRA, FROM LIVERPOOL. ELWELL HOES-assorlod sizes BRADE'S CROWN HOE3 -assorted siz-is BRADE'S PATENT CHOWN HOES-assortcd sizes PLANTERS' CROWN HOES-assortod sizes GRUBBING. RIOT and TRBNCniNO HOES ELWELL SOCK li T SPADES STEEL CORN MIL .iS WROUGHT IRON RAKES LOCKS, HINGES, SASH CORD FR? IN G PANS JOSEPH RODGERS & SON'S IVORY BAL? ANCE HANDLE KNIVES AND CARVERS RODGERS' AND WO i'i'ENIIOLlI SCISSORS POCKETKNIVES, &C. AG 2 NT ron TUB CELKIUIAT ii? BUDGE'S PER? FECT PLOUGHS. SAM'L. H. M ARS FT ALL, No. 310 KING-STREET, Sign of tho ?Big Gun." january ll tuihalmo AND Liverpool .Excliange. FOB SALE BY GEORGE W. WILLIAMS tz CO. 73nuary23 P tv th 12 " 7 CITY STOCK WANTED. APPLY'TO "JAJIES'M. 5HACEELFOBI), Broker, No. U Broad-street January 22 3 CHECKS ON N??YV YORK. IN CURRENCY OB GOLD. LESESN.E & WELLS, No. IO li KOAD-STKEKT. December 21 Imo $\)\?s anu Jurnisljing ?oobs. SHIKT ?MPOEIUM. RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OP THE CELEBRATED S T -A. R SHIRTS AND COLLARS Which are offered for sale at THE LOW K ST CASU PRICES! E. SCOTT, Pl K U T I V G - S T K E K T , OPPOSITE THE MARKET HALL. January 9 Cmos ftp (grote, gfc MILLS & GIBB, IMPORTERS, No. 412 Broadway, New York, INVITE THE ATTENTION OF'SOUTHERN MER? CHANTS to their eplondid stock of LACES AND LACE GOODS EMBROIDERIES WHITE GOODS LINENS L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS DAMASKS NAPKIN3, &c, (kc. All imported direct from tho Manufacturers, and offered to the trade at tho LOWEST PRICES and most FAVORABLE TERMS. January 19 nao 1 mo GBtiAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT & BROS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE! CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS WE BEG 10 INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR Customers in general, ihat we have Just re? ceived (io addison to our usual stock of DOMESTIC eui FANCY O O ol SJ, a new supply suitable for the present season. coKBxsnso or: CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, POPLINS, &c, at reduced prices H?.evy Balmoral Skirts at SI 12 Very choleo article Black Silk $1 80, worth 52 50 Ladies' super Merino Vasts ouly $1 A lot ot Que Piano Covers which will bc sold less than cost. 160 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 60 to G Ja A lot ol Photojr i ph Albums, 7f> cents OttenhKmer's c<loorated French CORSET, SI 00 and upward A full and completo assortment of Co.man and Eng? lish UOSILKV, from U-i up Afine a-8ortment or Ladies' and Children's Silk. Ber? lin i-Io.h and Lille GLOVES, oleg, at destins. ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMERES 0 TABLE DAMASKS, fcc, Al thc lo went figures. We woulJ als i notify our patrons that w- have ar ranced a separate dopartoicnt lu our storo exclu? sively fia ' BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c. ?5- ENTRANCE ON CALHO?N-S1REET. PUIICHGOTT ? BttOS., December ll No. ?37 KING-alltELT. 3mo /mc ?Uta. Q_ lt K A T ATTI! A C V 1 O R AT QURNRY'S ,t CO/S PHOTOGRAPH AND FINK ART GALLERY. NOW ON ESHIBIlfON Tilt LARGEST AN!.? fli oHCollectiou of CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS ever seen in > .'harlestun. They ara perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works of Art, both ancient .uni modern. Amona thc collcctiou may bo found PALYAIOB RI ISA'S Ui. AD OF .CHRIST, Corre :go'a Magdalene, A. Delacroix's Tide dom-j Out, A. ?elucroix's 'l ido Coming lu, TUT'.or's Venice, Jackson's Lnglisli Beanery, Rowbotlom's Eiiglisa Scouory. Baxter's English and Irish Scuncrv, Vie ?vs un the Rhine, Tho Juugi'iuuu, abe Wetlcrhorn, Marine Viows, and many otocis. inc public sro respectfully invited to call and sec these beautiful Works oi Art. They are offered for sale at New York prices. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Great reduotion in tho pres POROkLADN PIC? TURES. Recent improvements m producing these pictures enable us to uew offer tho at nearly one half the formnr prices, and tar supo. or. Call and examine specimens. OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER fLALN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. E'pnoial attention given to rbildren. Also to copv inc old Daguerreotypes aed otner pictures. Saiiefa.' liou ia all cases iruarantocd, and ut prices to corres? pond with tho times. srisicJGt/sooPtt; PICTURES una OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLE.STON, FORT SUM IE lt AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At Kedaccd Prices. A fine collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS 07 THE MOUN? TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. Theso sre the drst arid only Photosrapha ever taken in that locality. Q, U 1 fi B Y ? CO., No. 2C1 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, 3. C. November 12 3mos Ru?m Sales. UNDER DEC HE E Iff EQUITY Gray, Master in Equity, vs. Huger,jt ah On WEDNESDAY/3d February, at il o'c?ock/wlfi be told at tbe Old Customhouse, All that valuable PLANTATION, situate In St Pe? ter's Parish, Beaufort District, South Carolina, bounding on B'ce Hope, Fife and clydesdale or Nev? ille Plantation, known as Murray BIB, ?nd contain? ing six hundred acres, more or less, as will more lolly appear by reference to a plat of the same by J N. BarriUon. Terms- One-fonrth cash; balance in one, two and three year?, with interest from day of sale, payable annually. The credit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser 'and mortgage of the plantation sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY. Sheriff Charleston County. January 03 s tutti wi UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. ?KITKD STATES- Or AMERICA-SOOTH CAROLINA DIS? TRICT. Harriet Harrison v.T. J. S. Thompson and L. J. Patterson.. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me directed, is suing out of the Honorable the United States Cir? cuit Court for the District of benth Carolina, 1 will expose for cale to the highest bidder, at public auction, at Camden, Kershaw County, on MON? DAY, the first day of February, 1869, being the first Monday of the month, AB tbe right, title and interest of thc defendant in and to the following Property, to wit: ONE HOUSE AND LOT, situated at Liberty Hill, in Ksrsbaw, con? taining Seven (7) acres, adjoining lots of R. B. Cnn. ningham, estate of Wyatt Patterson, Wylie Patterson, and o1 hera. The improvements consist of a fine two story Dwelling, containing eight square rooms,- and other necessary outbuildings; the yard is well orna? mented with the finest shrubbery and evergreens. - ALSO, TRACT No. 3, known os the "Beaver Creek Tract," situated in Kershaw, containing fourteen hundred (1400 ) acres, more or less, six miles east of Liberty Hill, adjoining lands of James S. Thompson, estate of D. lt. Perry and others; about one hundred and fifty 1150) arro3 in cultivation; land w. H adapted to cotton and cereals. Improvements consist of those usually found on a cotton plantation, such as cribs, stables, outhouses, laborers' cabins, be. Ac. TBACT No. 8,,known as the "Ferry Tract," sit? uate in Kershaw, near Liberty Hill, containing two hundred and fifty (250) aeres, more or less, adjoin? ing badi of Jomes S. Thompson; Daniel Kirkland, and oi hors, ninety (90) acres m cultivation. The im? provements consist of those usually found on a plan? tation' adapted to raising cotton,' corn. Ao., Ab. TRACT No. 1. known as the '"ICU Place," situated -in Kershaw. The throe-fourths (3-4) interest of de? fendant in; thirty (30) acres ot land, more or less, with an overshot mill in running order capable of grinding 76 bushels corn per day, adjoining lands of James 8 Thompson, Gard ; er Collins and others. TRACT'No.' 6, known as the "McMillan Plr.ee. t" in Kershaw, containing one hundred (100; acres, more or less; thirty-five (35) acres in cultivation, with some improvements, adjoining lands of James S. Thompson, J. A. Dye and others; TRACT So. 6. known aa tho "RusseU Place," in Kershaw, containing eight hundred r800) acres, more or less, ninety (90) acres m cultivation, adjoining lands ef estate of Wyatt Patterson, esUte of McMillan and others. Th ir pisco in well improved aa a cotton and groin farm, such ss gin hoase and screw, grain houses, Ac a . TRACT No. 7. known as the "Summervale Place." In Lancaster County, situated twenty milis from Lancaster Courthouse, and two miles from Liberty Hill, containing eleven hundred (1100) acres, more or less, adjoining lands of estate of John Perry, Wiley Patterson and others. One hundred and fitly aurea in cultivation, with the ordinary improvements of a cotion and grain farm; fencing in good o:der. TRACT No. 8, known as tho "naming Place," situated in Lmcaster County ten miles from Lan? caster Courthouse, and too miles from Liberty HUI, containing lour hundred (100) acres, more or less; one hundred and fifty (160) acres in cultivation; ad? joining lands of Fleming, Maokey, estate of Bailey and others. This place baa all the improvements of an ordinary farm for cotton and small grain. ALSO, On WEDNESDAY, the 3d of February, I will sell, The following PERSONAL PROPER IY at Liberty Bill, twenty miles north^st irom Camden: 26 bead of prime MULE'S 2 Horses, about 60 head of Cottle, 6 Wagons ('wo and four hor-o), 1 Carnage and Harness, and a large lot of Farming Utensils, Ac, Au. Lovicd on as the property of L, J. Patterson, de? fendant, at tho suit of Harriet Harrison, plaintiff. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay the Marshal for necessary papers and stamps. J. P. M. EPPING, January 9 sa United states MarshaL ?iisetiimm. PAPER HANGING?. AURGE ASSORTMENT, AT KINSMAN BROS. January 7 thstnlmo SHADES! SHADES! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IM THE STATE, < at KINSMAN BRO j. January 7 thatulmo OLD CHAIRS AND SOFAS EEPAIRED AT KIN.-MAN BROS. January 7 thstnlmo SOUTHERN STENCILMAN?FACT0RY E. H. RODGERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCIL STOCK AND DIES, STEEL LE TTE II S AND STAMPS CHUCKS AND TAGS BRASS AND GURMAN SILVER KEY KINGS, CHAINS, Sie. MARKIlSra INKS BY TOE GALLON OR BARREL. AGENT FOR HILL'S PATENT HAND STAMPS SUM. PHESSES BRANDING IRONS, dee. No. 129 EAST BAY-3TRERT, CHARLESTON, S.?C. t?3r Call aud examino spocimens. January IC 3mos LEATHER MD RUBBER BZELTIZSTO-. Steam Packin * Lace Leather Rhtts and Bars Belt Hooks, &c. FOR SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., NO. ?03 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. 0. January 0_3nao ADVERTISE FOR THE SPRING TRADE WITH THE ADVERTISING AGENCY OF WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, No. 3 BRUAU-STKEET, FREE READING ROOM, (SECOND STORY.) CONTBACT3 MADE ON THE BEST 1BRM8 WITH Three Hundred Southern Popers. January 1 mwthslG faction S?kf; By order of (he Executor-Two and a hilf story Wooden Dwelling, corner of Picket?t altey and St. Philip street, one door north of J. II. C. Seebeck's Grain Store. , Auctioneer?. Will be gold on T?ESDAT, 23th instant, at the 01?? Posiofflce, at ll o'clock. That two and a half story WOODEN DWELLING-, corner of Pickett's alley and St Philip-street; dwell? ing coi taie s four square and two attic rooms, kitch? en, ?c. Lot measure* 30 feet iront by 100 in depth, be the Bame more or less. .. ;,s Terms-One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage of the property; property to he insured and p oil ey aasigned. Purchaser topsy aa Tar papers ?nd alampa. . Jumaxj. 2a ? Desirable Residences in the Wettern Pcrtfo??f the City. W. Y. LEITCH & H. S. BR?NS, Auctioneers. ?csp Will be sold on TUESDAY, 26th inst, at ll o'clock, at t he .Old Posiofflce, Tbat.dcairablo twp and a half story WOODEN RESIDEN OE,. slate roof, situated at the corner of Wentworth .and Gadsden streets ; (known aa No. 10 Gadsden street) -Dwelling contains i square and S ai tia tooma,' -with double p?vzxaa..dressing room and pantry; good kitchen and stable. Lot measure? 77. feet front on Gadsden-street, by 160 in depth on 'Wentworth, be the same more or less. ALBO, .-.6;;?r/r That desirable two story WOODEN E WELLING, with double piazza?, known aa No, 4 Gadsden-street, one door north of Beautaln-at reet. Dwelling contains four square rooms, two dressing rooms and pantry, good kitchen and carriage house. -Lot measures 55 leet front by 211 in depth, be the same more or less. .aqaxp9? AL?,? I '.f That pleasantly situated two. and a half story DWELLING, with double piazzas, known ai No. 6 GadHden-streot, one door north of No. 4. Dwelling contains 4 square and 2 attie rooms, dressing roam, pantry and kitchen, lot measures 81 feet iront by 160 in depth, be the same more obleas. Terms-One-halt cash; balance in one yeer, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage of the prop? erty. Property to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papen and atamos. January 23 .? ? :r ? ?????? ? ? -, .ffiJE W. Y. LEITCH & R.S. BRUNS* Auction cen. Under and by virtue of a Decree of the Court of Equity for Charleston Countv, I will sen, at Public Auction, TUOBbDAY, the 4th February prox., at ll o'clock, on the premises. No. lT^road-sweet, ALL TEE STOCK TN TRADE AND FIXTURES OF A WELL APPOINTED DRUG STORE, coNSLsxnto ra PAST or: ,. .-.,---t TRUG', MEDIOINr^ Perftmiery, FancyArticles, Bottles, Jars, Cosmetics,' Counters, Scales, Surgical Instruments, and all the necessary Founts for manu? facturing Soda Water. Also, the Good .Will of -the establishment . JOHN T. HUMPHKET8, Beceiver ot Dawson ts Blackman. ' Terms of sale cash. wiathl January W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneer?. jfca . . ...t Under and by virtue of a deoree of die Court of Equity for Charleston County, I will sali, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of February prox., at ll o'clock, at the Old Customhouse; - --' AU that LOT OF LAND with tho three story Brick 8tore and outbuildings thereon, situate oa tho south side of Broad-street, corner of Gadsden's Alley, known as the No. 17, measuring and eonrainlcg in front on Broad-street twenty-seven feet six inches (27 it 6 in.),.and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety three feet BU luchos (03 tt ff in.), be the said dimen? sions more or less; ending and' bounding to the north on Broad- treet, east on lands now or late of -, south on lands now cr late of -, end weston Gadsden's Alley. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two years, secured by bondi of the purchaser, bearing interest at seven per cent per annum, payable semi? annually, secured by mortgage of the premises; buildings io be insured and the pobcy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and for stamps. ? . JOHN T. HUMt-HRJOTSv Receiver or DAWSON ic BLACKMAN.' January 13_ ws7 Valuable Real Estate at Auction, at Expense and Risk of former Purchaser. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY next, 27th f nat., at ll o'clock, A. M., at the Old Postofloe.footaf Broad street, at the expense and risk of tho former pur? chaser, he having failed to comply with the terms of salo, All that LOT OF LVND, with the buildings there? on, BU nate ou tho cast side of Meeting-street oppo? site Barns' Lane, known as No. 186, measuring in front on Meeting-street, Bay fifty (60) feet, and 'in depth tay one hundred and seventy-seven.(177) fset, more or leas; butting and bounding north.'on landa of Otis Mills and estate of James Gibson; east on lands of - Elliott; welton Meeting-street, and south on lands of Jas. N. Margart Upon this Lot is a Three story wooJ Budding on a brick fe tinda tion, containing nine rooms, from mg on Meetlngat,, end one otter Brick Bulldinc in tho yard, contai um 17 eight rooms. There ia afine well of, w vter,'- and ah>o a di te rn in the \ ard, and the iront floor of tho building ls ad? mirably adapted for a store. The w?ole forming one of the most desirable basins s locations in the city. Terns-One third cash; balance in three equal successive annual ins taime nts, secured by bond or bonds ot purchaser., bearing inteiest from day of sala at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, and a mortgage of The premises; buildings to be iDmred and policy aasigned.. Purchaser to ply for pupers and gt imps. "LOUIS 'MoL.UN', January 22_Assignee of James Brown.' Sale under Foreclosure of MortyagerrUoftl'M Camden, known ar DeKalb Hours. > BY B. M. MARSHALL S BRO., Auctioneer*; '"'.';,. On TUESDAY, th a 9tii of Februars, 186?. at'll o'clock A. M., will be sold at the Old Postofflce,' The HOTEL in Ohmden, known te the DaKALB HOUSE, situate on the northeast corner of Bread and DeKalb stree's. . The lot being known and dis? tinguished in the plan of Camden aa part of lot No. 773, measuruu uno hundred feet on Broa<t~street, three hundred and twenty-two leetonDeKalb-street; bounded north by lot No. 772, east br remaining 1 orri on of lot No. 773, south by DeKa.b-s treet, .and weet by Broid-street . TM ms-Two thousand four hundred dollars cash; the balance on a credit of one. two, .tbree and four years, secured by bond and mortgage, with buildings in-ured and policy assigned. Purcuaier to pay for stamps and paies ' -ri Bl'NJ*MIN Y. PIPPEY, ) Assignees WILLIAM S. WILSON, J In JOHN BYERS, ) Bsnkroptcy, (Of the firm cf Iraoy, irvin & Co., Bankrupts^ New York.) ws6 January 20 ?ncimttn\ JpriD?tf jSal.fi. Valuable Rice Plantation for Sale. BY Hi H. BeLEOX. At Priva'e salo All that VALUABL E RI3E PL\NTAXION, known na "Lot.nv Bay." tituated on Poa Pon River, St i-arlhoiomow's Parish, containing one bund ed and 0 ty ( 160), wjree ? moro or les-; oounded on south and west by lauds ol thc la'o J. a. Anne, 00 the north by and-of ,.dw.i-J Uarnw-iii, ami on tho cast by Ashler Cree'*. For term), ic. apply a< above, at January 31 etutu3 No. 24 Bttu < D-S1 BEET. *Y WM. MCKAY. At Private Kale CORPJ.B LHUROH AND BROAD - STBBEr. Also. No. 7 'iHO?LAS-STUBET. For parti ulara, op.dy at No. 13? MEBTINti--tTBKET. January 18_ , BY J. FRASER JiATHEWgSj, Kcal Estate A sont, No. 50 Broad-street. For sal? and Lease PHOSPHATE LaNDS of a superior quality, on deep water navijctlo a and healthy looations ail The yeap. . .-: U'CE and COT ION PLANTATIONS and FAEMS ts all parts 01' the Mato. oITY PEOPEBTY of every description. . November 2 3 mo*. T^f EETl\G-?TKE?,T FOt'SDRY, THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FUBNISHINQ THE IMPBOYED MCCARTHY COTTON GIN, , STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various fixes on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL COBH MILLS, SOGAR M3LL3, SUGAR B0ILE3S AND PaNB, 0? ?H aine? HOBAB POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 te H feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESS KS for Hand power, sow and R100 Mills MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of aU deacriptione made to order Pariicalar attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BoTLD t INGS. GBATTNGS, CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, ?c^?c, WILLIAH 8. HENBREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER No. 314 MEETTNG-STBBET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. August 3