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THE DAILY KEWS. JQ8g- LARGEST CIRCULATION.- I HK DAILY HEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED ?8 HAVING TGB LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF ?HARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN USG IN THE POSrOFFIOF. AT 1'HB END OF ?ACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW PC STOFFICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALE THIS DAY. J. A. ENSLOW & Co. will Bel I at ll o'clock, on board brio Baltimore, at Accommodation Wharf, one hu mired bunches bauanas. MEETINGS THIS VA Y. Cbarloston Typographical Union, at 7 P. M. Cotillion Club,* at half pist ? P. M. STEAMER FOB ROOK VILLIS.--Tho Btoamore of the Charleston and Savannah Stoarnpackot Line will hereafter touch at Rockville, going aid returning. COUNT? J?oLiorroB.-E. Bayaard Seabrook, Esq., has been appointed Solicitor for Charleston County. ST. PAUL'S.-Tho Right Rev. Bishop PorBico will not preach in St. Paul's Catholic church to? morrow evouiDg, as previously announced, THE MABTNEB'S CHOBCH.-Thero will be services In the Mariner's Church, Churoh-street, to? morrow, Sunday, at halt-past ttn o'clock in the morning, and half-past three o'clock in tho after? noon. _ IMPBOVEMENT ON EAST BAY.-fbere is to be afine atore erected on East Bay, at the corner of Prioleau-street, by Mr. Honry Bulwiikle. It will be three stories high, of substantial ippoarance, and Will add very much to tho locality. THE CATHEDBAL CHAPEL.-Rev. Dr. J. J. O'Connell, of Columbia, 8. G., wit preach at tho High Ma?8 in tho Cathedral Chapel ui to morrow. Subject- "The Evideuces of Chrie'iauty." In the evening at half-past teven he will continue the same subject. RUN OFF OF A FBEIGHT THAIN ON TIE SOUTH OABOLINA RAILROAD.-Ihe up Columbi* fie'gkt train ran off tho track about forty-six mile -.from the city day before yesterday, breaking up four or fivo ..pair^of trucks, but doing no damage to tlc ireight or cars. All trains wore delayed in consequence four or five hours. GENEALOGICAL TBEES.-At "Com tn? y's," Broad-street, there is a gouealogical tree, do\e with crayon, by a lady artist of this city, whicUshows great taste. It exhibits at a glance the linc Eng? lish Kings and their families, from William tte Con? queror to Victoria, lt is historically accuse fe and delicate in bracing and shading. Tho art iit will mike similar ones, or others of different design;, for five dollars. f. To PBESEHVE WOOD.-Mr. T. W. Heinenan, of Now York, invented some time since, a procos) by wh .ch wood is saturated with rosin and thus pre? served sound for an indefinite time. The Ameritan Wood-Preserving Company have availed themso'.'es of tho patent, aud are now introducing this met lo J of preserving wood in all parts of the country, hr. J. R. Baker ls the asout for the company in this city. Orders may bo loft at Messrs. Goodrich, Wii eman & Co's., or at Bradstreet's Agency. GBEENVILLE BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE. tThe catalogue of th's school for 1809 shows that it' Stands in tho front rank of the literary institutions pf this State. In the list of professors we notice the well known names of Messrs. C. H. Judson and P. C. Dozior, Rev. Ellison Capers and Dr. J. C. Faber. Situated in ono of the most flourishing and oasily acccesible of our up-country villages, tho Green? ville Baptist Female College offors raro inducements to tho parents and guardians of young ladies. A CHAMPION .YACHT.-The yacht Henrietta, the renowned vessel that crossed tho Atlantic, win? ning tho fi?s?jjigg^u<1.t]o]lnr race.-tttider tue owner? ship of James Gordon Dennett, Jr., is bound on a Southern trip, with Goneral Van Allen and party. She will touch?t all ih . prominent points on the coast, and will doubtless pay Charleston a visit. What bas become of the yachts whose sails once en? livened eur harbor? ihls elegant weather would eeom to invite the rivals of last summer to renewed trials ot speed. A SMALL COIN.-A Californian quarter dollar was received in this city yesterday, and on account of the rarity of such thin-s in Charlton, is worth describing. It is not a United States coin, but ia from a State cr private mint. It is about as large round as a throe et nt piece and very thin, weighing only the sixty-fourth part of an onnce. On one side is stamped the head of Liberty encircled with stars, and on the reverse the denomination of the coin in a wreath of leaves. It is very well executed, but too small for ordinary uso. Luaus NATURE.-There may be seen at the store of Drs. Raoul & Dynah, corner King and Mar? ket streets, a remarkable tutus ratura, a pig with two perleot bodies and sets of legs. The body of one is fused into the side and shoulder of tbe other, from which the fore feet project. From the point of fusion the developme it is almost natural until the Bnout is reached, where the dual formation is again miniiested. There are also two tongues, ono perfectly developed, the other adherent to the roof of the upper jw, Tbl i curiosity waB brought from tho plantation of Mr. Raggett, near Green Pond, on tho line of the Savannah ?nd Charleston Railroad. CLUBS AND STABS.-MAYon's COUBT, January 39.-John Smith, white, lying do vu drunk In Queen street. Fined 95. Bobert Jackson, colored, ropoited for spiDing Bight soil from his oarts in King-street. Fined 95 Lavinia Schwartz, colored, lodged on the charge of larceny of silver spoons from Mr. C. Plenge, Broad street Turned over to the Detectives. A brown and while dog, found going at large in Beaufain-street without a license Ordo:ed that the owner pay 95, or the dog be hilled. Dick Richard*, colored, for selling fowls in Orange .street without license. Discharged. SOUTHERN STOCKS.- Tbo New York Hcra?d, of Wednesday, says: "The Southern securities yes? terday sympathized with the reactionary influences at work la the general i tock market, and at the close were lower for the greater portion of the list. Tho -favorite, Louisianas, dropped from a half to three-. .quarters per cent. NoTtb Carolinas, ex coupon, wera off ono per cent. Ihe closing quotations on the street this evening were as follows : Tennessee Sixes, ex coupon G8a08}? ; Tennessee, new, 67%uC8. Virginia sixes, ex coupon, 68a58)?; Virginia, new, <?3J?a03??; Georgia sixes B?a86; Georgia sevens 92%a 93; North Carolina sixes, ox coupons, 6&)?aC?; North Carolina, new, 62u62)?; Missouri sixes 87>?a87}?; Louisiana sixes 7e>?; Louisiana levee sixes 71*?a7?; Louisiana levee eis/ht* 87? ; Alabama eights 98 93 % ; fSjHflbama fives 0Ca<V7; South Carolina sites72a73; ^HRh Carolina, now, 70*71 ; Mobile ana Ohio Rail iKd, sterling. 61a63; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in? feres t, 59a53; City of Memphis 63?51." ; ~ REPORTER'S CRUMBS. - -Tho sheriff paid a visit te (he Jail yesterday and found it In "apple-pie" or fler. The prisoners need some clothing, which will ?? supplied by the County Commissioners. D. H. Chamberlain, Esq., Attorney-General of the State, reached the citv yesterday. \ The " boys in niuo" at the Citadel went through a inmber of gymnastic antlos on the green yesterday, fi? the delight of a gaping crowd of boys of varied Janos. The main drain in Broad-street, near Bast Bay, under the city railway, oared in yesterday, and lo t <?uito a hole, over wblcb the oais had to ts? pushed. The demand for males here continues. They brought from $150 to 9187 at auction yesterday. I Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, will give an cn lorteinment on Tuesday evening next, at Mo. 800 King-street. The altars built by Met sr?. Bawnsr and Ferguson will be put np in St Paul's Catholic Churoh to day. It ls reported that the Milln House ls to be re ^on? ad sosn under Messrs. Pu moll and Horb .mb. ?? favorite Ne vloundlaod dog belonging to a gen? tleman of this city bsa been oar'ted off to O rang e ?*. ~f3?=L it stash desired bj its ssssr.s&v has ? great affection for lt I 0 Tri - . , . ' J " ' .? J '-T-"""I THE DKBKBTED' I?B\ANT.-Tho infant" loft'in Klng-stroot a few nightsago,'was brdrhabt befoic Its muni ol pal "P*" yesterday-morning, and in?tiuotions given to have caro taken of it. .FALSE ALARM.- There waa a falso alarm of Aro las1 night about nine o'clock. Tho ever vigilant firemen were on ?he qui vivt, and some of them bad a useless run in tho direction of Bumb' Lane, whore ?be fire '.ras seid tobe. AFBIOAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONF?R? ENCE.-Yesterday, the sixth day of the Conference, Rev. A. G. Cair picaidod at the opening sei vices, but Bisbop Brown wu- afterwards brought in, being unsble to walk, lt.'v. David Pickett,.? ?f* the south Carolina Conference, was introducid and m ide a short address. The names for ordination were call? ed and the conference adjourned. FINE CHUBCH Music.-All lovers of good music who wish to be regaled with a rare treat can graUfy their desire to-morrow afternoon, at four o'olock, at 8t. Mary's Cbuich, when vespers will bo sung. At tho rehearsal last night a foretaste was given of what can bo*cxpec',od. What was then hoard was ex? quisitely rondered, and there can bo no risk in pre? dict in g that the hymuB, anthems sud other music to? morrow afternoon will be produced in the most fin? ished sud elaborate manner by a full choir of choice voices. THE BILLHOLDERS vs. THE PLANTEES' AND MECHANICS' BANE.-Tn this case before Judge Car? penter, yesterday, Mr. McCrady oommencod his ar? gument, gi ving a history of the case aud stating the reasons which made it necessary to file tbe bill, in order that exact justice might bo done to all par? ties, Mr. Wm. Whaley repl'ed, saying that tho scope of the bill was to protect all parties except tho bill holders, and that an injin.dion to stay proceedings at law could not be granted in this case unless tho fund was under the adminstration of the court. THEATBE.-A large audience attended thc benefit of Miss Annie Belaud, last evening, and were highly pleased with the performance. "Blow for Blow" was well played throughout. Miss Bo? land as " Mildred Craddock" ard " Alice Pethe? rick," th e twin sistere.gave un the finest specimen of actisg we have Feen during her engagement. Mr. Sutton as "John Drummond" was as usual excellent. Mr. Reese plajed " bpraggs," and by his acting of the charac ter, which is.tl.e most important he has playod in this elly, convinced us ho possesses comic talent in a high degree. All tbo other members of the co mpany acquitted themselves with credit. To-night is the last of the present season, as the company open in Savannah on Monday. Miss Bo? land will appear in a new play, entitled " Lost in London," and * 'Mr. and Mrs. George Bard ey," who arrived in town last evening to join Mr. Gilbert's Company, will appear ia two comic songa. Lot there bo a lull house to bid farewell to tho company. HOTEL ABIUVALS, January 29.-Charleston Hotel.-A K Miller, i-a\aniiah; Arthur Thompson. C A Schultz, W Davis, New York; Mrs ? Dunham, A C Dunham, C S Dunhcm, H reeves. Hartford; Rev T Romington, wife and child, T C lkmtngton, Brook? lyn, NY; W L Davis, New York; D a Chamberlain, Columbia; B S Andrews, Baltimore; C J Rice, Mas. sachueetts; John W O'de Vargoush, Cuba; J E Lyon Elmira, N Y; J Bawls, Georgia; C H While, E L Britt, New York; W J Maxwell, Virginia; J O Potter and wife, Miss Mnlford, New York; A Curtis, wife, two children and servant, Yonkers, N Y; J Robinson^ W L Elkins and wife, Pbiladelihia; W Chistel, ? Malt land, New York; E P Morris, Philadelphia. . Pavilion Hot {.-W E Fripp, city; F A Mesa, Troy, N Y; P Freitas, P Morcson, M Garcia, New York; W Brewer, John's Island; J X Green, "North Carolina; W W Faust, Bamberg; G A Eennerly and wife, Mrs I D Barnes, Mrs R F Lee, Graham, S 0; W P Dutton, I steamship Sea Gull; WL Davis, New York; RS McCants, South Carolina. THE UNITED STATES COUBT, JANUARY 29 HON. GEOROE S. BRYAN, PRESIDING.-The Court opened at ll o'clock. In Bankruptcy.-lu re B. H. Read, ex parto L. McLoin. Petition to sell, ?kc. Granted. Ex parte Jio. J. Rowe, J. M. Sellers, administra? tor, C. Zeaglcr, Emanuel Ezekiel. Petitions for final it?lica lu J. e. Carpenter, Registrar. Final beiring 4th March, 18C9. Ex parto Henry Waterman, in re J. M. and R. J. Muirhead. Petition for payment of monies. Refer? red to J.e. Oarpeuter, Esq.,Registrar. Ex parto James B. Brown. Petition for final dit charge. Referred to Registrar, and final hearing or de red on 17th February. Ex parte Jos. W. Fanning, Jno. J. ? alley, J. 8. Douglass, Marlin Livingston and others. Petition to' preserve lien of mortgage, and for sale. Granted. Et parte,Y. D. V. Jamison, commissioner, and M. C. Argoe, creditor, in re Edward Argos, Lewis S. K. Ken?crly, B. ii'. Ton, administrator,In re B. P. Mar; ex parto Julian Gates, in re Albert A. Sh um niter. Pe" tit;ons to establish liena and for sale. Granted. Ex parte W. T. Shingler, in re ll. J. Ac J. M. Muir? head. Petition to set up lien and mortgage and for sale. Granted. Ex parte George B. Blnnaker, in re John 8. Rowe; ex parte William B. Livingston, bi re F. Livingston; James C. Pike, in re Ezekiel & Kehn. Petitions to OBtaolish lien. Referred to Registrar. Ex parte P. V. Dibble, In re Ezekiel k Kohn. Pe? tition to sell property. Granted. Ex parte J, A. Till, David Stealnder, L. S. Bellin? ger. Petition for final discbarge. Granted. . Fx parte Burnet Livingston, Q. L. Gcoper, W. J. Carpenter. Petitions for Cu?l ?iuvlmrge. ?teferrea to Registrar, and final hearings named, in the first instauce on the fourth of March, and the last two on tho twenty-fifth of February, 1869. Ex parte John G. Grant. Petition for final dis? charge. Granted, Ex parte C. B. Glover, in re Wm. Knotts. Peti? tion to sell proper ty. Referred to J. C. Carpenter, Esq., to take testimony and ascertain number and priority of liens, &c. i: x j arte Wm. B. Lee, farol. W, Evans, B. O. Fas? terling, J. H. Lee, C. D. Eastordng. Petitions for voluntary bankruptcy. Referred to J. C. Carpan ter, Esq., Registrar. Tex parte John R. Wallace, John H. Wil'inms. Pe? titions for final discharge. Referred to W. J. Claw son, Begib? rar. E x parte B. H. Read. Petition for final discharge. Final hearing postponed until 15th February, 1869. Court adjourned. Tine Condition ox* King-street. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. You will confer a favor on a number of Tax? payers, by giving us a small space in your valuable paper, for the purpose of calling the attention 11 the City Railroad Company, or the City Fathers, to the condition of King-street, bet ween Vand er horst and Line ?treets. We h ive never seen it in so dreadful a condition, as il is at present, ami find it at this time In some places impapsable for ladies, while lt ic a great inconvenience to men, and more particularly to men of busineps, not being aMe to oross without they go to a corner, waloh to many ls a great inconvenience, causing them to loose what they wonk? otherwise make to help them to pay tho heavy burden of taxation now imposed upon them We believe some one ought to be responsible for the streets being kept in proper con dtion for man and boast. The property-holders expect the respon? sible parties to attend to this without delay. H. E. Grainger, w. H Andrews. Bowers li Sileox, Ir. Hlmnehrlck, Christopher k Alexander, T. K. Gilbert, George ?. Hacker, Louis Kaui, Graman k Heh wake, John U. Meyers, J. E. Moyer, R Both, John A. Cook, J. I sear, John n. Heilen, il. Stander, Thornie Bagnes, 8. Foss, John H. Graver, V. G. Rehkopf, John V. Bose, s\ Hems. Henry Behrens, P. Quinn, O. O. Michaelis, Cl*. Ho bro, W. H. Boring, P. Murphy, G. V. H 'ncken, Oh. Hoesslor, George Johnson, KrUt* * Chapman, 0. L. Kornahrens, ? Klein, F. Jinnie, Andrews li Salvo, Bnhro k Rohde, ?? ltosentsl, T. W. Bpeissegger ? Co, I. M Hillen, H. A. Due, Thomas B. Pohl, " F. H. Zerbtt k Co, W. Pchachte, M. Albrecht, G. W. Almar, A. FaulMer, J. H, Oppenheim, J. H Duokor, A 'liefeiKhal, Daniel G. Wayne, Jr, G. 3. Lunn. W. f. Little, Lmaardy A. Frampton, Ut ney tr Kenyen.. Henry H. Bolger, lames Wiley Ai 00, jO. P. Ammo, if: Du n, lt. Fleming, A. Dufort. I Wm. Piss), C. Laney Meyer, M. D, |L. ff acesr, J. ??uuk?a, io Jr. Laos,. I T. P. Forreston. I John OMMS, [E CHARLESTON DAILY MTJSI?TV?ICHH NOTICBH. I I 3 ~ CHOIO? OREEN AND BLACK TEAS, $1 per pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. -o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ters in every style. Mince pies, fr^sTi dally. Dot cof? fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every day. --o THE PHILANTHROPIST AND CIVILIAN.-WO would call the attention of the publie, aud ospeciaUy those of our patrons who trade in Augusta, to the adver!tremont of 9. L. Fullerton, Augusta, Ga., who is the agent for the salo ol thoso splendid stoveB * Philanthropist" and "Civilian," made at tho old ntsblishod fouudry of M. L Fllloy, Troy. New York. These stove; represent the latett improvements in that branch of mauufuctory, and have already gained an enviable reputation in many patts of Urn State, and should bi in tho bands of every house? keeper lu the land. Further information can bo ob? tained on applioition by mail or otherwise to D. L. Fullerton, Augusta, Ga. ?S- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON? DUCTED in ibo Orphan's Chapel on SABBATH AF TKIINOON, at half-past Three o'clock, by the Rev. JOHN FORREST, D. D. 1 January 30 ?S-CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH. Servlcoi on SUNRAY MORNING at Half-past Ten o'clock-in tho EVE> INO at half-past Seven. January 23 s <y UNIT ARI AN CHURCH_DIVINE SER? VICE will be hold in this Church TO-MORBOW MORN? ING, at half-pa t Ten o'clock, and at Night at half past Sovou o'clock. Preaching by the Rev. R. P. CUTI ER. Subject at night, "Religious Cheer in Despond? ency." January 30 *? REV, DR. W.H. HICKS WILL PREACH tho first of a series of Sermons to Young Men TO? MORROW NIOHT, 31st instint, at Sr. John's Lutheran Church. Service to commence at half-past Seven oVlcck. Seuts free. A collection will be takeu up at the close of the service for the benefit Of Studeuts of Divinity. 1 January 30 ?fiS-J. S. MARLIN (LAIE URUBER & MARTIN), will be pleased to seo his friends and cu?, tomors at WM. S. CORWIN & CO., No. 275 King street, between Wentworth and Bcaufain. January 30 Imo ??-ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE establishment of WM. 8. CORWIN Si CO., No. 275 K ng-strcet, between Wentworth and Beaufain, aro of the FIRST QU ALI CY. They sell no goodB but what can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This is an established fact. Imo January 30 ?ar WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING from tho Moyune Districis of Chlua tho choicest cbop3 of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of now reasons, which aro unrivalled for their strength and delicacy of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to bo pure aud un? adulterated, and to give general satisfaction. As wc are constantly in recoipt of largo cargoes of Teas, wc are enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at aplico that many dealers off jr Inferior Tea at. A trial and comparison will at on co prove this asser? tion, and it only remains for t?i public to judge for themselves. WM. 8. CORWIN Sc CO., january HO Imo_No. 275 Kina-s'reet. JW THE CELEBRATED W. S. 0. CLUB HOUSE GIN, pare, soft and unequalled-W. 8. COR? WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high? est standing ackuowlodge that Gin, in i's pure state, has great medical properties. Wo therefore place the CLUB HOUSE GIN bolore the public with the greatest confidence, and more particularly to those who use it medicinally, as au article that only re? quires to be known to bo properly appreciated. ?ar 81 60 per bottle. $15 per case. January 30 Imo sar DO NOT TRIFLE WI 1H DANGER.-A single spark may kindle a flame that will consumo a city, and small ailments neglected, may end in fatal disorders. Bearing ibis fact in mind, let the first symptoms of debility or nervous prostration be met promptly TriUi iu,i<jur?uug treatment. Fotemoit among tbc vegetable tonics of the age stands HOS? TE ri ER'S S IO MACH LITTERS, and whenever tho vital powers seem to languish, or there is any rea? son to suspect that the animal functions essential to tho Bustenatlon and purification of the body are im? perfectly poiformed. this invaluable in vigoran t and antiseptic should at once be resorted to. Indigestion always produces weakness. Someetimes it happens, -and this .is more frequently tho case in Winter than at any otker season,-that the appetite demands more food than the stomach can digest ; though not more, perhaps, than is required to keep up the full strength of the frame. The objoct, uuder such cir? cumstances, ls to Increase tte digestive capacity of the ass-.ululating organ, so as to make it equal to the duty Imposed upon it by the appetite, and capable of supplying the building material of the system as fast as it ls required. This object is f uUy accomplished by the use of the Bitters. They tone and gently stimulate the cellular membrane which secretes the gastric juice, and the result is that the solvent is mingled with the food in sufficient quantity to con? vert all its nourishing particles Into pure and whole? some element. If, on the other hand, there ls a de? ficiency of appetite, without any corresponding defi? ciency of digestive power, the effect of the tonic is to stimulate a desire for food. In nineteen oises out of tweatv. headache, nausea, nervnnrnipm fainting? fits, spaem?, and, indeed, most of the casual aches and pains to which humanity is subject, proceed primarily from Indigestion complicated with bilious? ness ; and for both these complaints UGSTETIER'S (STOMACH BITTERS are recommended as a speedy and certain cure. pao_6_January 30 AST NOTICE. -DURING MY ABSENCE from the State, Mr. J. ALFRED CAY will aot as my Attorney. HENRY DALY, January 20 3 No. 29 Hayne-street ?ar ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ? ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the late H. H. WILLIAMS will present the same, properly attested, to Messrs. BROWN IE MIKBLL, Atterneys at Law, Law Range, Bread-street, and all persons indebted to said Es?a?e will please make payment to the same. H. H. WILLIAMS, Qualified Administrator. November 91 2amo3mo ?ar RECEIVER'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER? SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver of the late firm ti DAWSON & BLACKMAN, hereby gives notice that all claims against said firm must be pre? sente! to him, and all persons indebted must make paymont to JNO. T. HUMPHREYS, January 18 No. 27 Broad-street. aar ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS having demands agalast the Esta'* of the late Cap? tain JOHN PALMER, of - t. Htepheas' Parish, sro re? quested to present them properly attested, and those indebted to said Estate to mike payment to me. S. W. PALMEB, Administrator Estate John Palmer, January 26 tutbsS St Stephen's Depot, 8. 0. JW SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM? PANY, AND BOUT WES ITSRN BAILHOAD BANK. The attention of the Stockholders of tho above in? stitutions is respectfully called to the following reao utlon, adopted at the annual meeting, February, 13.18*7: .llesolved, That hereafter new proxies shah be re? quired at each annual meeting." And notice is hereby given that proxies wUl not be available at the next meeting aiinth ?nd tenth proxi? mo) unless each signature ls stamped with a ten collis Internal Revenue Stamp. JOHN T. STOCK. ) Committee L. Ot HBNDRIOK.S, J to verify A. W. BURNETT, ) Proxies. January 21_th?tu9 MT "IF MEN OR WOMEN COULD BUT find tbs fabled fountain which ls said to restore health, and strength and beauty, with what eager ness they won'd rash to drink Its waters/' lt ls found In the 8. T.-18Q0-X. The sale of the PLAN? TATION BITTERS is without a precedent in the history ; of the world. They ara at ones tbs most speedy, strang ?honing health-restorer ever discov? ered. Il requires but a. single trial to. understand this. .? M AGMOLiA WATTER.-Superior to tho best imported uersaan uoioguo, and SOM St half Hie prto*. January M tatas? NEWS, SATURDAY M ?Special llatias. JW-THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE ADUL? TERATION of LJn,uor* is carriod on-in thtit coun? try muk?s it tho duty of the purchaser to Invest?? gate tbe merksof the article offered fer sale. It ls a well known fact that many of tho Brandies, Wines, Ac, are manufactured from French Extracts, Essen till Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thoroby causing many injurious effects. The public is justly sujplcious of nearly every? thing put up for salo under tho name of Liquors, and tho trado has boen brought into dtsrcputo, and in order to insuri to thoso who desire a Pure Article, it ls only necessary for us to say that we Import Direct a'l Brandies, Wines aud Gins, and wurraut them per feely pure as originally imported. All Botth d Liquors bearing the lsbols of W. S. CORWIN it CO., can be relied upon as being pure. 49~Purchasor8 should no leo that the Par.or Cap over the cork is not broken. We pay for Bottles that have our labols on, Ono Dollar tier dozen, when re? turned. Imo _January 30 ?grRIVER BAPTISM-SALEM BAPTIST CHUbCH- The Ordinance of BaptiBm will take place at the loot of Trr.dd-street, TO-MOBROW. Janu? ary 31, 1809, hetwoen nine and ten A. M. Tho public at lirgo aro respectfully invited to attejd. Thore will be a collection taken up tor the benefit of the Church. Rev. W. CARR, Pastor. 8. W. CARR, Jr., C. C. January 30 _1* OW COLLETON-IN EQUITY_BENJA? MIN STOKES, ADMINISTRA I OR DE BONIS NON OF G. H. MUCKENFUSS, DECEASED, VS. THOMP? SON MU3KENFUS8 AND OTHERS, HEIRS AT LAW OF G. H. MUCKENFOSS, DEOEASED, AND DAVID GAVIN AND OTHERS, CREDITORS OF G. H. MCCKENFU.S5, DECEASED-BILL TO MAKE REALTY ASSETS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. It appearing to my satisfaction that ISAAC MUCK ENFU-iH, one of tho defendants to the above bill, is absent from and without the limita of tho State, so that thc process of the Court cannot be served upon him, on motion of TRACY A MALONE, Plaintiff's Solicitois, it is ordered that tbe said ISAAC MUCK ENF?SS do plead, answer cr demur to the said bill with'n forty days from tho nr.tt publication of this order, or a Doct oe pro co7\fesso will be ordered of re? cord against him. Oftico Clerk tiiCi.lt Court, Waltorhoro', 20th Janu? ary, 1809. A. C. SHAl'FKR, C. C. C. ' January 30_1 feb 20 j?-AT THE ANNIVERSARY MEE UNG OF thc Young Men's Charitable Society, held on the 4th instant, the following RentUmcn woro eleetod to servo for he ensuing yoar, 18G9: C. J. TALBERT; President. 0. WYATT, Vice-Presidout. J. L. FENN ICE, (Secretary. T. MILL LR, Treasurer. Committee of Arrangements.-H. C. Hammond, chairman; D. D. McAlpine, J. Ogltsby, ti. Washing? ton, W. Wulker. Cern ttl hVe on Charity.-P. Nisbet, B. Bowens, E. Corbet. 1* January 30 ?3- PURSUANT TO A DEL REE OF THE High Court of Chancery, made in a cause "Van Zuy lcw against Weber," tho creditors of THOMAS HIGHAM (late of Margate, in the Isle of Thanet, in thc County of Kent), Esquire, formerly of Charles, ton, in the State of South Carolina, In tho United States of America, (who died ou or about tho TWENTY FIIIBT DAY OF MABCH, 1803,) are on or boforo the T W ENTV-8EVENTH DA? OF FEBRUARY, 1869, to 8Cnd by post, prepaid, to MOSBTS. ROBERTS & SIMP? SON, of r- o 02 Moorgate-street, in tho City of Lon? don, tbo Solicitors for the defendants, VICTOR FERDINAND WEBER and FRANCIS CHARLOTTE HIGHAM, tho executor and executrix of the de? ceased, their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions; the full particulars of their claims; a statement of their accounts, and the nature of tho securities, if any, held ty them, or in default there? of thoy will be poiemptorily excluded from thc bene? fit of the said do;rco. Every Creditor holding any security is to produc? the same boforo the vice Chancellor, Sir GEORGE MARKHAM GIFFORD, at his Chamber*, situated No. ll New iquare, Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, on tho EIOHTEENTH DAY OF M AUCH, 1869, at 12 o'clock afc noon, being tho time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. Dated this 7th day ol January, 1869. BOHur xroiunei, uuiei uierl?. VAN SA ND AW COMING Sc SONS, No. 13 King street, Cheapside, London, England, Plaintiff's 8o licltord. BW?S January 23 ??.COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, JANUARY 18, 1869.-Tho following named persons are recognized as ASSISTANT AS? SESSORS, appointed under the act providing for the Assessment and Taxation of Property, for the Coun? ty of Charleston, to wit: Fifth District, lying east of the Santee Canal and Cooper River (instead - of east of the Northeastern Railroad and the Cooper River, as previously pub? lished), S. D. RUSSELL, and-. Sixth District, lying west of thc Santee Canal and Cooper River, E. S. MIK ELL. Sevcn'h District, comprising all of the Parishes of St Andrew's and St John's Colleton, THOS. A. RAY? NARD. A. J. R ANSIER, A. 0. 0. January 20 JJ?- AUDITOR'S OFFICE, OHARLE8T0N COUNTY, CHARLESTON, JANUARY 8*H, 1669. The following divisions oi - this County into Assess? ment Districts, and assigum?ats thereto of Assessors for the ass8esment of real and personal ^property, taxable under the act "Providing for the assessment and taxation of pro; orly," passed September 16th, 1868, ls hereby published fer general information, to wit: CITY OF CHARLESTON. Fht st District-Comprising Wards Nos. 1 and 3, lying eastof Meeting and couth of Calhoun streets-Mr. F. Q. MoHUGH, Assessor. Second District-Comprising Wards Nos. 6 and 7, east ol King-street and south of the city boundary line-Mr. BkNJ. K. KINLOCH, Assessor. Third D^strtot-Oom priai og Wards Nos. 2 and 4, lying west of King and south of Calhoun streets Mr. JOHN W. KINGMAN. Fourth restrict-comprising Wards Nos. 6 and 8 lying west of King-sTeet and south of the city boun? dary line-Mr. J. M. F. DE REEF, Assessor. Fifth District-Comprising all th*t section or country within the county lying east of the Santee Canal and tho Cooper River, consisting of the Par? ishes of St. Stephen's, St. James' Santee, St. Thom? as, Christ Church, and Gie adjacent islands, includ? ing that portion of St John's Berkeley-, east of the ibovo named line-Mr. 8. F. LEQUEX, Asses sor, Messrs. S. D. RUSSELL and J. D. HINDS, As? sistants. Sixth District-Comprising all that section of coun? try within the county lying west of the Santee Canal ?nd the Cooper River, consisting of St. James Geese O.-eok, and that p >rtion of st, John's Berkeley, not in abided m the Fifth Di?triot-Mr. J. W. GRIFFIN, Assessor; Mr. E. S. MI KELL, Assistant. Seventh District-Comprising ali of tbo Parishes of 6t. Andrew's and St John's Colleton, and the ad Jaosni islands-Mr. WILLIAM DART, Assessor; Mr. THOMAS A. B AYN ARD, Assistant Eich Assoestr ls required to com^le'e the assess, mont within his district before sha 15th d.?y of February, 1869, employing an assistant if deemed re ves wry, and to coon ie hlmseli within th i dis? trict ia which he is assigned, observing strictly tse boundary lines of the same. While each Assessor Bhou'd Careful to avoid ss hr ss possible any? thing that may s oem like an unne-essary investi - gat on into the private sttsirs of the tax-paver, he must at the s?me time use ev ?ry proper means to satisfy himself as to the correctness of the retaras nade. It is mott Important that the Assessors and all par? ties interested should understand that tbe year for which this assessment is made terminates en the 1st day of September, 1868; and that it is the property which has been held by tho tax-payer during the year preceding that dat) that is to be assessed for taxation. j Bach Assessor herein named and assigned to a dis- ' ti let is required to enter upon the discharge of his duties on' MONDAY, th? 11th instant and to report to this office whenever it may be deem ed necessary. A saes so ra should read carefully the soi providing for the assessment std taxstton or property, and the instruction to Assossera appended thereto. A. J. RAN.-IEU, Auditor Ohartostoa County. January 8_elmo ' ?3-B?Y YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM KRISTE A CHAPMAN, corner kin? and Redriiffo ? treats, and get a better article for the same mosey th*n at any other establishment lu tho city. November 14 ORNIW, JANUARY 30, PERUVMN GUANO. 1 AA TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, WARRANT LvfV/ BD Ano, direct from the Agents now land ding per Schorner Constitution, from New York. For sale by J. N. ROBSON, January 30 nao 1 Nos. 1 aad 2 Atlantic Vf barf. FOR SALE. PTA TONS A NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, DIttEOT .JU from Agent, guaranteed pure. Apply to WILLIS & CHISOLM. Jauuary 26 6 NITRE BE 1)8 FERTILIZER. ASUPERIOR MANURE FOR ALL CROPS. Manufactured from Animal and Excrement Matter, for Nitre purposes, by tue Confederate Gov? ernment. Teatime mais of its valuo shown. For sale very low by J. W. SPRAGUE ii BROS, No. 2 r>orth Atlantic Wharf. KINSMAN & HOWELL, No 153 East Bay. WELCH & BRANDES, January 20 ?_wd8 No. 67 East Uay. WORM DESTROYER AND FERTILIZER. GOULD'S ALKALINE PHOSPHATE. THIS'ARIICLE,BESIDES BEING A FIRST-CLASS Fertilizer, kills all worms and insects which destroy our Fruits, Vegetables, &c. A limited amount offered for $30 a tonio order to give our planters a chance to try it on the Cotton Caterpillar. This 1B far below its cost, and the amount offered at that rate is limited. Apply at once. $30 a ton. P. J. ESN ARD, Commission Merchant, Broad-street. January 29 0 Charleston, S. C. ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE. T TS COMPOSED OF THE GUANO FROM ALTA VELA, Combined with other fertilizing material scientifical? ly treated, making a COMPLETE MANURE. The Company importing the Guano direct from the rich deposit:; of Birds at ALTA VELA, is enabled to furnish, at a low price, w Fertilizer not excel? led. For sale by HUNKY tom A ?fe CO.. At Charleston, S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON, or the ALTA VELA GUANO COMPANY, No. 57 Broadway, New York. January 23 Imo GUANO. OAA TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GU VNO, IN Ov V Store and to arrive direct from tho agents, warranted pure. Being among tho llrst who Intro? duced Guano into the state, I can confidently refer to my planting friends that in the series of years that I have Bold it I havo always given them a good article. Purchasers will find it to their intorest to sive me a oall before buying, as, from tho facilities I have, 1 am enabled to put it at the lowest market price. I am also Agent for the State for the following standard MANURES, which I offer as follows: Soluble Pacific Guano, i 65 cash, or $70 first No? vember, 1869; approved security, with 7 per cent, in? terest. Baugh's Raw Bono Phosphate, $60 cash, or $65 ; tirae RS above. Phoenix Guano, $53 cash, or $65; time as above Wi cox & Gibbes' Manipulated _Guano, $70 cash, or $85; time as above. Flour of Bono, $65cash. Farmer's Plaster or Gypsum, warranted, $3 50 per barrel of 320 pounds-cash. J. N. ROBSON, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. January 19 tuthslmo DAC THITLODFM?MACT?RIM CO. (ESTABLISHED 1810.) INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO PEND for a pamphlet descriptive of their FertiUzers. We offer our DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE, equal to tho best Superphosphate, at the low price of .$25 per ton. 1 his Company also make a supe? rior article of Nitrophospbate and puro Bone Dust. Se? testimonials: ?'-. M (nnUMrfA V..; -j. - l.o u-cil the Double Refined Poudrette on corn it doublod the yield. WILLIAMS Enos., Dover, Del, says it gave their rhubarb and tomaroo- a vigorous growth, ripening the latter two weeks earlier. - P. W. HUTCHISON, Sr , near Cherokee, Ga., says it | nearly doubled his yield of cotton. Hon. ELI S, SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala., says his cot? ton was fully equal to adjoining fields manured with the best Superphosphates. S. MONTGOMERY, Ellaville, Ga., says it increased his crop of cotton 150 lbs per acre. G. S. OOLESBY, Mariet'A, Ga., uso I it on corn and cotton and say? it nu.rc than doubled the yield. He regard4 it the cheapest and moet reliub.e Fertilizer within his knowledge. Ex-Governor ; KITH, Warrenton, Ya., tried it with three several crops the last and present years, sud says; '-I pronounce it with confidence a moBt valua? ble manure." The Superintendent of Genoral W. R. Cox, Polk Island Plantation, N. C., says : "I think the Poudrette used for corn car not be surpaesed; used lt also on cotton which produced a large yield. Dr. E. M. PUNDI. >. TON, Sr arta, Ga., says: "The Nitrophoaphate of Lime, used on cotton made 248 per cent, the first year. Professor GEORGE H. COOK, of tho New Jersey State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick, says: "The Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophoaphate of Lime paid us full 100 per cent, above their mar? ket value in the increase of crops this year." Address LODI MANUFAClURING COMPANY, Box 3139, New York Post?nico. Office No. 66 Court landt-street. J. A. ENSLOW & CO. CHARLESTON, AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY. January 14 . ihstu3mo8 "GUANO !" No. 1 PERUVIAN. BARBY'S "SOLUBLE PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN. BARBY'S "AMMONIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC," ALSO, HIGHEST GRADES PURE PHOSPIIA ' TIC OVAROS AND GROUND LAND PLASTER. THE USE OF THE ABOVE SOLUBLE PBOSPHO PE RUT I AN and Amnion! ited Soluble Pacific Guanos is particularly recommended, being com? pounds of tbe rlobest Pacific Phosphatic Guano, rendered soluble; the former containing twenty per cent of Peruvian Guano, and the latter highly am moniated with animal matter-mosing the most concentrated and profitable fertilizers in uso for cot? ton, corn, wheat and Tobacco, For sale lu bags and barrels, in quantics to suit. Testimonials from those who have used tho above will be t uruit cd on application. GRAESER, liKB, SMITH dc CO.? General Agents at Charleston. ..Fectl your Land and it will Peed You," December 2*_nao_thstulmr PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. CAPITAL.?1,000,000. rrUIIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN X Guano simply in ?be relativo proportions of the ?ame clemente of fertility. Ita use during the past four years fox the culturo of cotton and -ora has given to it a character for standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru? vian Guano, and where seasons of drought inter? vene, li produces a large increase of crops. The price at whloe this Guano ia placed is so much below that of Peruvian Guano, as to constitute it aa object of material importance to Southern Agriculture. Tlie large oapital and resources of tho Company enahlo it to furnish a Guano of the highest value at the lowest possible cost to consumer, and the highes, interest of the company ls recognised in this poiioy. lite Company looks to Targe sales, sma'l profits and a permanent trade far compensation on capital Invested. Dr. sr. JULIEN RAVE SEL. of South Caro? lina, is RcienUflo Director to tho Company, which affords a sure guarantee of the continued ex? cellence of the Guano. Non* genuine unie-.? brand. ed witu the name ot JOHN 8. BBBtitt 4c CO., Gene? ral Agents ortho PACIFlO GUANO COMPANY. Far terms and mode of application, apply to J. N. ROBSON, Agent for the Btate of sontb Carolina, Nos, 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. December 19 DAG stuthdmo _L MIL II.-. y_II m sss .... G. 82.. SASS, JkTTOBIfJSr AT LA W, AW? I ? SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. m- Offlce No. ?8 BROAD-ST?K?T, north side between King and Meeting. May 8 1869. ^ludion Sole*. Bananas, Bananas. BY J. A. ENSLOW & CO. THIS DAY, 30th. Inst, at lt o'olook, wl'l be sold, on board tho brig Baltimore, lying at Accommodation Wharf, 100 hunches MANANAS, In fine order. .To-mmry 30 _ _ Valuable Plantation at Auction. Bi JOHTV T. HUMPHREYS, Auctioneer. By virtue ot an order of sale to mo directed hy the Hon. George S. Br van, Judge of the Unite:! State* Court lor thc District of South Carolina, I will offer for sale at Public Auction, on FBIDAY. February 13, at ll o'clock. A. M., at the Old Postofflce, foot of Broad- stToet, All that PLANTAT ION OB TRACT OF LAND In St. Thomas Parten, in the County of Charleston, bounded by louds ot George Elfo ami-Poyas, Daniel's I-land. ( reek, Clouter'? Creek and Cook's. Creek, and containing t? o thousand three hundred and uinety-five > 2395 acres, more or le6B. Terms-Cne-third cash ; balance in five equal suc? cessive annual instalment", secured bv bond of pur? chaser hearing interest at ttie rate ot 7 per cent, per annum, payable annually, and a mortgugo upon tho premises. Purchaser to fay ior papers and stamps. LOUIS IY?0LA1N, Ass'gueo of B. J. and J. Murry Muirhead. January 30 stuthsrawt7 Fordham's Halt and Barroom, No. 178 Meet? ing-street. W. Y. LEITCH & H. S. BRUNS, A uctioneers. Will be Bold on TUESDAY, 2d cf Fohruary, at the Old Postoflico at ll o'clock, That desirable two story BRICK BUILDING, known as Fordhatn'd Hall and Batroom, No. 178 Meeting-street; ?.mod brick kitchen attached. Fix? tures not to he sold. Measures 30 feet froi.t hy 131 in depth. Ternis-One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with iaterest, t-ccurod by bond and mortgage, property to, be insured and policy assigned. Pur? chaser to, pay us lor papers and stamps. January 30 W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Under and by virtue of a Docroe of ihe Court of Equity for Charleston Countv, I will sell, at Public Auction, THURSDAY, thc 4th February prox , nt ll o'clock, on the premises, No. 17 Broad-street, ALL THE STOCK IN Tit ADE AND FIXTURES OF A WELL APPOINTED DRUG STORE, CON8I6TINO IN PAW! OF: PRUG'? MEDICINES, Perfumery, Fancy Articles. Boities, Jars, Cost-elics, Counters, Scalos, frurgical Instrumente, and all tho necessary Founts for manu? facturing Soda Water. Also, tho Good Will of ihe ebtablishment. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS, Receiver ot Dawson & Blackman. Tor ms of sale cash. wsCthl January 20 W. YTLEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Under and by virtue ?f a decree of the Court of Equity for Charleston County, I will sell, nt public auction, on WEDNESDAY, tho 3d day of February pr ox., at ll o'clock, at thc Old Customhouse, All that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick Store and outbuildings thereon, situate on tho south pido of Broad-street, corner of Gadsden's Alley, known as the No. 17, measuring and containing iu front on Broad-street twenty-seven feet six inches (27 ft. 6 in.), and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety three ioot six inches (93 ft. C In.), be thc told dimen? sions more or less; tutting and bounding to the north on Broad-trret, cast on lands now or late of -, south on lands now ( r late of-, and wost on Gadsden's Alley. Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two years, i-ecured by bonds cf the purchaser, bearing interest at seven per cent, per annum, payable semi? annually, secured by mortgage of ibo" promises; buildings to be insured ape', ino pohey assigned. Purchaser to pay for priers and for stamps. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS, Receiver of DAW?ON & BLACKMAN. January 13 ws7 Sale under Foreclosure of Mortgage-Hotel in Camden, known as DeKalb House, BY R. M. MAKSHALL & BRO , Auctioneers. On TUG^D \Y, the 9th of February, 18C9, at 11 o'clock A. M., will be sold at the Old Postofflce, The HOTEL in Cumden, known ns tho DEKALB HOUSE, attuato on the northeast corner of Bro id and De Kulb stree's. The lot being; known and dis? tinguished in the plan of Camden as part of lot No. 773, measuring <>uo hundred feet on Broad-street, three hundred and twenty-two leetonDeKalb-streot; bounded north by lot No. 772, east by remaining portion of lot No. 773, south by DeKalb-streot, and west by Broid-street. Te mis-Two thousand fourhundrod dollars cash; tho balance on a credit ol'one, two, three and (four years, secured by bond and mortgage, with buildings Ill-llTVO !?M,1 a.?i(juoJ. "Diiff-tittccr lo poy i'or stamps and papers. BENJAMIN Y. PIPPEY.) Assignees WILLIAM S. WILhON, S lu JOHN BYERS, J Bankruptcy, (Of the firm of Tracy, Irvin A Co., Bankrupts, Now York.) ws6 January 20 J^wum1 ipriflttte Sales. jir WM. MCKAY. At Private 8ale - CORNER CHURCH AND BROAD - STREET. Also. No. 7 THOMAS-STREET. For particulars, apply at No. 130 MEETING-STREET. January 18 BY J. FRASER MATHEWES, Kcal Estate Agent, No. 56 II road-street, For sale and Lease PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior quality, or deep water navigation and healthy locations all tbr year. RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FABMS ii all parts of the State. CITY PROPERTY of every description. . Novembers amos. JJOLBiKS & MACBETH, No. 36 Broad-street, Charleston, S.O., BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, BEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Will atttend to Renting and Collecting of Rents and purchase and sa e of Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. ALSO, To tho Purchase of Goods and Supplies for parties in the country upon reasonable terms. GKOBGE L. llouim.ALEXANDER MACBETH. Jauu?ryl lyr J. DRAYTON FORD, BROKER, No. 40 BROAD-STREET, BUYS AND SELLS BEAL ESTATE AND PUB? LIC AND PRIVATE BONDS, Stocks and Securi? ties, of all kinds. Also, negotiates Loans on Real Estate and Stock Collaterals. January 2 DAG Imo W T. liltlTCU dc H. S. BHVN8, MONEY AND BEAL EsTATE BROKERS? AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 35 Broad-street, Charleston, 8. 0. January 1 Imo J OW.VIJKS Ai GHI JUBA LL, No. 90 l?roacl-atrect, BUY AND St?LL ON COMMISSION, REAL ESTAIS, BOND8, STOCKS, Ac., Ac, Ac. Renting of Houses attended to. T. TINOSNEY LOWNDES.BERKLEY G RI MB ALT, . January 1 _ _Pao j ?a w iLioi, No. 5 Broavu-atreet. GOLD, BIL VER, BANK NOTES, COUPONS, STOCKS AND BO*D0, Bought and Bold at Market Bates. Check* on New York and Bslbmore, and Dram on England Ireland, Paru and Ber .in, January 1_*n?o gAMUEL C. BLACK. STOCK AND BEAL ESTATE BROKER No. SS flroa?-ttr??t, Charleston. 8. 0. Transactions made at auction or private sala. January 1__lmo_ H. H. Ds?. now. fi R O I S B, Oharleitsa, S. Cl. woo. stnr AND nu ow COMMISSION,, . I HEAL ESTAT?. BIOOKS. BONDS. COUPONS, OOH4, STf.Wara, B?*!E SILLS AH? If' EXCHANGE. January 1 Imo ? ?luftion Salts. Plantation for Sale. BY BOWERS & SlliCOX, WiU be poid ou TUES PA Y next, In front ot the Old Pofltoflke, Uroad-streot, at ll o'oh>ck, 1 ho WIDOW CHIMES' TRACT OK LAND, on tho Edls>to River, three miles irorn Parker's Ecrry, on tho Ferry Itcad, adjoining landa ci Mre. Roil lo tho north, on tho south by lauds of V, Rikcr, on thc oast by luuds of catato of Shaw, contain in.; 509 acres, more or lean, TO acres of which ?H undor fencing, 100 acres la good Rico laud; with two uettlcmonts on tho placo, about ono mile apart ; the cleared land wa? planted last year; the balance ot land is woll wooded wbh Piuo, Oak, kc. There is, in all probability, marl on tho place. Conditions-One-half cash ; the balance in ono year from day of sale, with bord and mortgage of thc place. Purchaser to pay B, k S. for papers and stamps. tu?2 January 25 Residence in.Rutledge Avenue. BY LOUIS IK DoSAUSSURE. On TUESDAY, the 9th day of February, at ll o'clock A. M.. will be sold at tho Old Po*tofllce, All that LOT OF LAND, with tho desirable Wood? en Residence thereon, e-liuate on tho oast sido of Rutledge avenue, being the thiid lum o not th of Bad rune-street, containing six upright and one dressing room, pantry, private stairs, doublo piazzas, Hiato roof, extern. &c. On the premise? are kitchen, carriage house, stable, and ample accommodations for sci vants, 'the Lot measures about 42 foot Lout by about 145 feet deep, more or less. Conditions- $2000 cash ; $1500 subject to an "An? ti bellum" Lond and mortgage, on which a credit of ono year will bo al owed; the balance of thc purchase money to be by bond, payable in two yoars from day of salo, with seven per cent, annual interest, to ba seouied by mortgage of tho proporty; tho buildings to be kept insured- and policy a* sig nod. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers and stamps. January 29 lBtuthsmtu7 UNDER DECREE IN ECfcUITY. 6 rag, Master in Equity, vs. Huger, et ah. On WEDNESDAY. 3d February, ot ll o'clock, wifl. bo Fold at thc Old Customhouse, All that valuable PLANTATION, situate In St. Pe? ter's Parish, Beaufort District, Mouth Carolina, bounding on Rice Hope, Fife and clydesdale or Nev? lllo Plantation, known as murray Hill, ?nd contain? ing six hundred acres, more or loss, as will moro tully appear by reference to a plat ol thc same by J. N. Rarrillon. Terms-One-fourth cash ; balance in ono, two and throo years, with int. rest, from day of salo.payable annually. Thc credit portion to bo Fccured by bond of thc purchaser and mortgage of thc plantation sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY. Sheriff Charloston County. January 23 atuth5 wi UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-SOUTH CAROLINA DI* TBICT. Harriet Harrison V?. J. S. Thompson and L. J. Patterson. By virtue of a writ ot Fieri Facias to me directed, Is? suing out of the Honorable th* United States Cir? cuit Court foi the District of boutli Carolina* I will expose for calo to tho highest bidder, at public auction, at Camden, Kershaw County, on MON? DAY, the first day of February, 1869, being tho first Monday of tho month, All the right, title and interest of tho defendant tn and to tho iollowing Property, to wit; ONli HOUSE AND LOI', situated at Liberty Bill, in Ksrshaw, con? taining seven (7) aerea, adjoining lots o? R. H. Cun? ningham, estato of Wyatt Patterson, Wylie Patterson, and o.bcrs. Tho Improvements consist of a Hue two story Dwelling, containing eight equate rooms, and other necessary outbuildings; tho yard is well orna? mented with the t)u?*t shrubbery and ovorgreens. ALSO, TRACT No. 2, known as the "Beaver Crook Tract," situated in Kershaw, containing fourteen hundred (1400) acres, more or les% six mile* east of Liberty Hill, adjoining lauds ol' James S. Thompson, estate of D. D. Perry and others; about one hundred and fifty (150) acres in cultivation ; land w> ll adapted to colton and cereals. Improvements consist of thoso usually lound on a cotton plantation, Ruch as cribs, stables, outhouses, laborers' cabins, kc. ko. TRACT No. 3, known as the "Feny Tract," sit? ?alo in Kershaw, near Liberty Hill, containing two hundred and fifty (250) acres, moro or loss, adjoin? ing hinds of James 8. Thompson, Dantol Kirkland, and other*, ninety (91) acres m cultivation. The ' provewouts consist of those usually found on a talion adapted to raising cotton, corn. &c. &c. TR A CT No. 4, known as the "Mill Place," sit in Kershaw. 'Ibo three-fourths (3-4) interest fondant in thirty (30) acres of land, more or with an overshot mill in running order capa grinding 75 bushels corn per day, adjoining lal James S Thompson, Gardi cr Collins and other TRACT No. 5, known as tho "McMillan P, in Kershaw, containing one hundred (100) i more or loss; thirty-five (35) acres in cultiv. with some improvements, adjoining lands of J S. Thompson, J. A. Dye and others. TRACI' No. 0. known as the "Russell Placo Kershaw, containing eight hundred (800) acres, i or less, ninety (00) acres in cultiva?on, adjoi: land ? of citato of Wyatt Patterson, ewssxeof Ore Sf and others. This place is well improved as a co and grain farm, such as gin honse and screw, g houses, kc. TRACT No. 7, known as the "Z lerviUe Pla? in l ancaster County, situated twe y miha fi . Lancaster Courthouse, and two miles from I. ?oe Hill, containing eleven hundred (1100) p.ctea. rm or less, adjoining lands ot estate of John Perry, Wiley Patterson and others. One hundred and fi tty acres In cultivation, with the ordinary improvemen's of a cotton snd grain fai m ; fenoing in good order. TRACT No. 8, known as the "Fleming Place," situated in Lancaster County cen milos from Lan? caster Courthouse, and ten miles from Liberty Hill, containing lour hundred (400) acres, more or les?; Dnehundred and fifty (150) sores in cultivation; ad? joining lands of Fleming, Mackey, estate of Bailey and others. This place has all the improvements of an ordinary farm for cotton and small grain. ALSO, On WEDNESDAY, the 3d of February, I will seU, The following PERSONAL PROPER IY at Liberty Hill, twenty miles nor ilvi st irom Camden: 26 bead of prime MULES, 2 Horses, about 50 head of Cattle, 5 Wagons (two and four hor>e), 1 Carriage and Harness, and a large lot or Farming Utensils, Ac., kc. Levied on as the property of L. J. Patterson, de? fendant, at the suit of Harriet Harrison, plaintiff. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay the Marshal for necessary papers anti stamps. J. P. M. EPPING, January 9 s4 United ?tates Marshal. fri) <000&s, etc. MILLS & GIBB, IMPORTERS, No. 412 Broadway, New York, INVITE THE ATTENTION OF SOUTHERN MER? CHANTS to their splendid stock of LACES AND LACE GOODS EMBROIDERIES WHITE GOODS LINENS ?? G. HANDKERCHIEFS DAMASKS NAPKINS, &c" &o. All imported direct from tho Manufacturers, ind offered to the trado ab tho LOWEST PRICES and most FAVORABLE TERMS. January 19_ Pao_Imo GREAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT & BROS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE' CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS WE BEG IO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR Customers in general, inst we bave lust re? lived (iu addison to our usu?! stock of DOMESTIC ind FANCY GOoA<8), a new supp*? suitable for the uresent season. oonsiSTTNO cv: 3LOAK8, DEY GOO Ott, POPLINS, ftc, at reduced prices i, av y Balmoral Skirts at fl 19 fory choioe article Black HiUr. fil 80, worth $2 60 [Adios* super Merino Vests ouly $1 Hot ot fins Piano Covers which wiU be sold less than cost. 50 dosen HOOP SKIRTS, KO to OOo. i lot ol Photograph albums, 78 cents Jttenhcimer's celebrated French CORSET, tl 00 and upward V full snd complete assortment of German and Eng . Heh HOSIiiR?.from 12 J* np 1 fine assortment of Ladies* and children's Silk, Ber? lui Clo ih and Lisle G LOV KS, elegant dosions. A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSI MERES "'" TABLE DAMASKS, Ac., Af the lowest figures. We ?raaM also actif? our patrons that w- have ranted a separate department in ?or fitere exclu? ravel* ft? BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &o. 4ST RNTBANOB ON OALHOUN-STHBBT. ?v?v?tnMrT ?o S?tir?., No. 437 KING-STREET. Dosember 14 tat*