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THE DAILY NEW?. 49* LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DA I LT (?E.WS BEING THE NKW>PAPER OFFICIALLY RE COGNIZED AS HAVING TBE LARGEST CTR OULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING; IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF SAOH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW TC?TOFlTCE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALE THIS DAT. E. W. If. HACKET, Sheriff, will Bell between lt and S o'clock, at the Courthouse, se veral pieces of real estate. MEETINGS THIS DAT. Charleston Mechanic Society, at 12 M. Charleston Gas Light Company, at 12 M. Medical Society of so.itii Carolina, at 7 P. M. Yonng Men's cb-ritable So< iety, ot 7 P. M. Homestead tutldi-jg ?iud Loan Association, at 7 P. M. Talmot'o rTro Company, at 7 P. M. First Univcrsall-t society, at i P. M. St. Andrew's Society, ai 7 P. M. LAMES' FEEL SOCIETT.-Tho sum of five dollars has been received at thia office from "W. D. J." for the Ladies' Fool Society. The treasurer is requested to rall for the same. THE NEW ECLECTIC_The February number of this sterling monthly (published at Baltimore) has been received. Its contents are fully up to the i standard of preceding numbers. Fogartie, the pop? ular bookseller in tho bend of King-street, is tho | agent for Charleston. -? COLORED Lxsv CVUIPANY.-A company of one hundred colored men have p ure hated a tract of land on Bull's Islanl. Thoyhive raid the first inst.l mont, and have threo years to pay the balance in. There are several similar experiments on trial in this State, and it rem.tes to bo seen what will be tho result of them. ST. MART'S CHUECH.-Tho magnificent ma? rie, vocal anti instrumental, discoursed at this church yesteiday at Vespers, dr. w logether the largest con? gregation that has ever been ass tabled there. Every pew was filled, whilo tho gaUeries and aisles had all they could contain. Tho m-isic was rich, and folly compensated aU who attended. THE PHCEXIX IKON WOEKS.- Among the most enterprising firms of this cit}'-those who have heired to buL'd up ottr warte places, and to hasten tho return ol the days of prosperity and wealth stands the house of Messrs. John F. Tavlor k Co., engineers and boiler makers. Their establishment is very extensive acd complete, and they guarantee to furnish as good engines and boilers, and at as low prices as can bo had at thc North. They also fur? nish mills, threshers, gearing, Ac, Ac. I. 0. O. F.- At tho annual mooting of K. W. Grand Encampmenttif South Caro ina, held on tho nineteenth January, the fo'.lowiog officers wore in installed for the current term; Patriarch H. W. TIN' KEN. Grand C. P. Patriarch C. L. MEYEK. M. D., Grand H. P. Patriarch GEORGE KEU-03. Graud s. W. Patt larch A. PILLS. Grand J. W. Patriarch L. A, DUV-L, Grand Treasurer. J. E. MEYER. Grund Scribe. E JOHN WBItB. Gr ?nd Sentinel. J. H. HONOUR. M. D.. Grund V. Sentinel. LAST NIGHT or TTE GILUERT TBOUPE. -On Saturday night tbe Gilbert 7 roupa closed their en? gagement at i he Charlton Tbcatro, Miss Annie De? land playing the lettdin? character in "Lost in Lon? don," and the cntcr:ninmo3t closing with the taree of the "Rendezvous." Thc pcriormaocos wore v.-.ried with several comte Fongs by Mr. and Mr ?. George Pardey, who created a tremendous sensation. Mr. Pardey was enoored repeiteJly, and both Mr. and Mrs. Pardey were at once set down as favorites by tho Charleston theatrical pub ic. JJOT SUPPEB .AND ilsFtiESHMEsra.- Tho en? tertainment given by tho Catholic ladles of this city to aid B sh p P?rsico in erecting a missionary cha? po!, at Aiken, will be opened ut Hibernian Hall, this evening, at s'x o'clock, A large number of useful and fancy ar'ides will be cfiered for sale and raffle, and the very best via' ds will bo provided. Arrange? ments have been made to render the entertainment of the pleasantest and most attractive of the season, and wo predict that tho Aiken Catholic J will not te compelled to wait nvuh longer .or a pla e of public worship. COUBT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-Thia court will open to-day, Judge R. B. Carpenter presiding. 'There is a great deal et business to bc disposed of, which wiU no doubt be dispatched with Judge Car? penter's well knowif p omptneas and Duality- ' There ' are one huudted and twen'y e'ght cases on the dock? et Thoy e ai br. co all o .Tune es known in tho calen? dar of ena1. Anion.: them aro one case of riot bve <*ases of murder, and twouty cases of burglary. One hundred and slac of thc ofloudors ure colored men, nine ?hile men, and Un colored women. PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT SEA.-Tho steamship "a tare and Stripes," Captain Holmes, lrom Philadel? phia bound <or Havana, put tato this port Saturday alternooD, and was consigucd by the C?ptala to Messrs. H. F. Biker k Co. She touched here in or? der to ooable Mr. Thos. E. Ha d. the second eogi neer, to receive mo J i cal attendance, he haring been injured in the left heel by the machin-ry on the 30 h ultimo. Dr. Geddings dressed his wourd as soon ss possible, and be was then conveyed to the Boper H ottal, where every -.ttentien was given to kim. THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHASITA BLE ASSOCIATION -At a meeting of a oommitteo of this association, on Saturday evening it was decided to celebrate thc 22d instant the anniversary of tho orgaaiza?ou of thc association, in a puMic manner and with becoming ppirif. Hov. John L. G i ra rd ea o, D. D., will pronounce an oration, and an ode will be read m tho Centra'. P.es'.ytcriaa-Churoh, Meeting street Afterward?, a dinner will bo sc ved l y a first-ela's cate'er. lt is intended to make the occa? sion one of interest, and nothing will be lett undoao that will tend to that end. The lull i rogrumnie wdl be announced ia duo soasen. THE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 30 HON. GEOHGE 8. IIBY^N PBESIDINO.-Ihe court opened at ll o'clock. In Banhrup?e,.-??x parlo B. W. Marshall, in ro Joseph Purcell. Petition ot assignee to pay counsel's foes. Referred to J. C. Carpenter, Esq-, Registrar. Ex parte Wm. P. Gill in re Graham k Atkinson. Petition to est? ol: sh lien. Rw'errer? to W. J. dav? een, Esq . Registrar, to repo't any speed maftcr.Ac. In re Fog unie k Stillmm, bankrup a. Petition for voluntary bankruptcy. Robt S. Miller, idem. Belerrod to J. 0. C.u-p?n:or, Esq , Registrar Second Congressional Dis rict, South Cir JIXZH. In re H. M. Bots, Edward SUvenbagei Gustavus A. Drennan, Hugh B. MoMaster, Por.nr k Thompson. Politl?n to postpone day of said. On motion of Goo. D. Bryan, Esq., ordred that final bearing be post? poned UH a day to be fixed by Registrar Clawsoa. EXTENSIVE LIFE AND Frat: INSURANCE AQEN OT.-Mr. A. H. Haydm. for mc cy years before the war 1 well known as ono of the most prominent insurance agents oi this city, h is re-established bis ogeney on < an extensive seato, and now t flers to take risks for two hie and five fire insurance companies besides marine risks on cotton, rice and other produce. One i of his companies, thc Connecticut Mutual Life In- ( sura noe Company, of Hartford, Conn , has assets to the enormous amount of S?i.COO 009. on! the other, I the New England Mutual LL'o Insurance Company, 1 of Boston, Mass, has assets to tho amount o' $7,000,600. Of the five fire ta.nrasm companies tor < which he acts, the ?j na Fire Insurance Company, of Hertford, Conn., hjs as uta t> the arno mt of over ' $5,000,ooo. and iho Hartford Firo Insurance Com- I pany, of Uart.ord. Co-n., has a?sets to the amouut of over $2 000,10<). Tie thors, th- North American e Fire Insurance Com any, of Hirtlord, Oom., tho < Connecticut Fi:elaurance- Comptnv, of Hortford, Conni, and the Irung ? ire Insurance, comijany, ar? I all companies of large ?apit i and good standing in iOrvraure circles, tba i.v.?s at'd terras of all Uaeso i companie3 are liberjl ntd.sooomm >. uting, and Mr. ( Hayden's own nos tica in our bu> loess community ] is asuiflclcnt guaran?es of the souudnos3 of the com? panies for whi h ho act-. ( Mr. W. C. Cont ney, of the firm of W. C Courtney i & Co., No. 3 Bo cc's wharf, will, in connection with i this agency, take risks on co ton, rioe and pro luce generaUy. ( PJBBSOKAX-Rev. Bichar? Fuiman^pastor of tho Baptist Church it Newberry, takes charge of tho South Carolina department of the Religious Herald, as a=so?iat? editor. TsE^m ?LTAB8 FOB ST. PAUL'S.-The new altars for St Paul's Church, constructed in a manner toft reflects the highest credit on Messrs. Sawner & FerVoson, were put up on Saturday. They are of th ? Gothic style of architecture, and add RTiatly to the appearance cf ihe already neat sauc taary. . SOUTHEBN STOCKS IN WALL-SI BEET.-Thc Herald's monty article for Wtdn3?day says: "Ihe Southern and. Border State bonds wore dull under a d iminished inquiry and thc market tra? inclined to yield. Indeed, the reaction which commenced at the beginmng of the week has not ceased. It shows how extensively the late demand was specula! ive. Those who 'unloaded' at tho high priocs of last week are -bearing' the market now to buy bark a;.a:n." The same paper, in its report for Thursday, says: "Southern State securities were inactive Not th Carolinas were off about *?, on account of the passage of a bill in one branch of the legislature at Haleigh incieasingthe bonded debt Louisiana si ?os and eights were off, in consequence of a report that some New Orleans speculators induced a local Judge to declara unconslilu.Ional ti e ono per cent State tax levied to pay the floating debt, under which the levee bonds ateto be provided for. Georgia sixes were offering two pev cent lower than on the pre? vious day, as a result, very probably, of the alleged mismanagement of the fonds by the State authori? ties, as shown in the emmunication to tho State Legislature The balance of thc list continued steady." CLUBS AND STABS.-The following dclin qaonts wiU bo arraigned before the Mayor this morning at 9 o'clock: Adam Bay, colored, lodged for stealing cotton on Adder's wharf. James Teronneau, colored, lodged for loitering in the market and refusing to leave v ben told lo do so. Benjamin Elliott, colored, lodged for larceny of $160 from Samuel Hopkins in tba market Samuel Hopkins, white, lodged for being dtunk and disorderly In the market. John Thompson, white, aged twenty-four jears, appl.ed tor lodgings. Shields Brown, colored, lodged for being drunk and di sorderly at the corder of Elliott aid Church streets. He nry Spriglsoa, white, lodged for lying down drunk at Ihe cornor of Kins? anti Trft?d slrects. Peter Gtddia, colored. lodged for slocptng in the market Says he is homo'ess.. John E. Bufferior, white, applied for lodgings. Jun Brown, whito, drunk and unable to taki ca: J of himself in Queen-street John Prout white, lodged for being drunk and creating a disturbance in tho yard of thc Colored Methodist Church in Wcntworth-street. THE ORPHAN ASYLUM OF THE SISTEBB OF ItBACT.-We seo IbatS ster Xavier, of this institu? tion, is in Washington. pre?strg thc politimof the gool Sisters for an appropriation to aid thom in re? build in; their asylum, which was destroyed during tb o war. Their application is backed byCeneials Sickles and Gilmore, Admiral I/ahlgrcn and others, and will probably bo MT Od Bful. Governor Scott baa endorsed the petition in tho tallowing letter: ST?TE or SOUTH CAIMLIN'A, IXECtrrrvii DETAHTMEXT, COLOMBIA, Jauu-ry t!0, 1&G9 I earnestly recommend to the kindly considera? tions and goo J offices or onr seuaiors und represen? tatives in ..engross - ister Xavier, of tho lO?glous or? der of Our Lady of Mercy, who visUs Washington City with a v.ewol' procuring an appropria! ion ii om Con ci ess fur the rebuilding of her orphan asylum, Which ?ra, destroyed during the bombardment ol the city. I was personally cognizant, durang my Imprison? ment in Charleston, and subsequently while f was eta?oned in that city, of the activo aid unceasing benevolence of thc "isles ot Morey; their cburi ab o offices being treely dealt out to ail wno neoded them, without reference io c ass. con ii lion or natlono it j ; and I knew ot many friend - and acquaintance, in tho Federal Army who wvro tho ro ipieu ts of their benefi? cent and kind attention ?. Many a sick and wi unded Federal prisoner w;.6 in 'cbtcd to thom Jor necessary nourishment and attention; and frequently their dying pillows were -oothed and comforted by icc pious tonsoialions of tho ?stois ol Morey. I earnestly ho, o that (hey may succeed in their application to Congress, to enable them to rebuild their desolated edifle-, so loeg sedulous!. devoted to the eh lter and education of trie o pbans ? f Charlo* ton, as a slight rccognidou of their unselfish devo? tion to the allcviatitn of human suffering. KuBKKCK. SCOTT. Governor of South Carolina. HOTEL ABBIVALS. January 29 and 30. Pavilion Hotel-A H Miller, Savannah ; W A o'Cain, J A O'Cain, Orangebure; J hos B i oh), A H Prince, South Carol ina ; Wm 1 oppo, Jr., city ; J 1* Kavanaugh, Colombia ; C E Van Eden, Georgetown ; J Cont, 'Covington, Qa ; Frank VNegle, Gainesville, Fla; Wm Torrent, city; J W Denny. ColumMa; Wm K Fash, ci.y; A W Bhca, Tcnco-soe; P H Doizapb, city; Mrs B A James and two children, Thomas Campbell, Savannah; R OEpncs, New York;.John A Fulton, Philadelphia ; Wm. J Et'er. Columbb.; l5r F B i arby, Lewisville, S C; F W WUkixson and wife. New York; T J Hu taon, M B Wood, Florida. 'Jha^'Mon Hot:l-Q M Sadler, Seulb Carolina; F h'svis, WU iamsburg; W J Dudley, New York; Jas H Ward, New Jersey; Miss Smith, Itichvllle: B M Simons. Soujh Carolina: i hos E Gregg, toinmbla; T G White, lady, child and servant, Sou h Carolina; ATJenniugs, D Scmken, Augusta; F J Moses, Jr. Columbia; G Redman, James Bilkm-in, New York; WBShaw. Edwd Wilhams, F B?liak, City; A W Be} ans, Louiri na ; Jo-et h W Hound tree, Philadel? phia; S D Hickson, Savannah; J B Eidridgo and wire, Connecticut; J E Glioitham and wife, Philadelphia; O B Cheney, Mrinc; T C correa, F Burton. New Y rk; L Thomas, Massachusetts; T J Newby. Iudlaoa; H Levy, city; E S Albrecht, Baltimore; J Bryan, W P Nicholas, C K Richards, NewYcrt; EB smitn, South Carolmi; A Anckor, Philadelphia; C V Woodiuff, New O lcous; E Oreen fiel i, L DHictoff, T F Brew. Now York; LKohn, Virginia; W h Bb-scll, Geo R Ris-sell, ?Ira J M Patti? son, Pennsylvania; C ii Campbell. New York; R W Foster, Wisconsin; id Lari-in, Uavre di G ace; T N H ar Uv, C Cooper and la ly, Now York; 0 P Adams and lady, South Carolina; Robort Hugjin.-on, Eng? land. REPOBTEBV Cnuinw.- ibo masquerade of the Germ ima Bund comes off to-liighl a', the Sat n gerbun" hall, Eing-streot. Lr. Hicts presented last night tho flirt of a series of sermons to young men. Ino church was again crowded lo suffocation. A colored boy, about nino years old, died very suddenly in PbUadc Iphia-strret yesterday. Ho had been sick only half an hour bi foro Mr. Tl cmas H. Mortimer, of this city, who re? cently roccived apa? nt tb: a life-boat detaching ap? paratus, has invented a plough for dredging pur? poses, which is said to be valuablo A goat in this city yesterday ?ave birth to four kids. It is said that the Zdrong, published lu this city, wiil soon pass into tho ha edi of Professor H. D. i Meier, its present edi or. Templeton will rep'aoo the "GilberU" in about two woeks. He has some excellent additions to his i company. Mr. John ?. Byan wUl soon movo to tho store 1 itciy ] rcoupied by Mr. Yg'osias, - hero bo did business up- i ward of twenty years ago. i The Charleston branch of lie Freedmen's Savings Bank has 1218 depositors, sud deposits to tho amouat I >f $85.535 OL 1 The h^n roost of Mr. T. E. Ryan, Queen near Rut edge-'treet was entered night bef re last and all bis ? poultry ca-ried off. I There are a large number of prominent Repnbli- I ians tn tows. 1 M'chael Barns, accused of beleg an aco??sory!o i ho Joues murder, wa* not ro eased on hsb as cor- i jus on Salo day, as it wis reuort d ho would bo. 1 Messrs D-vl3 J md.-gs & < o . wc understand, are I loon to change their bu-i JC.-S looa.toa to thc Baak 1 if Charl-sion building. 1 Tho mave oon'emp atedby Mr. John Hanckel bai ' )Con ando to >o. Si Fast Ray. . ' BishopPerBico pre? h d in St Vary's yesterday norning; at ibo s;<mo lime ard in tho oroning. IT { i' onnoll, of Col um ia. s. C.. presch, d at the Cha 1 >ol, Qu?en-st-oet ' Ih? Rev. W. Carr o' the Ka'em Colore! Baplist 1 Jburch. immersed four'een females and six males, 1 it the foot of co incil-strcet yesterday. There w-.re I lot maty present 1 Mes?is. R.sley & Creighlon have moved to Ac- 1 :)mmodation Whait ? t?USlNIC.SS \N OTXC1C8. ME. GEO. D. CONNOR.-The business card of this gentleman appears in another column. E.-FRANK & Co.'a SUPERPHOSPHATE. - Mesara. Pelzor, Rodgers k Co. are the agents lor tots excel? lent manure. . .,. - CHOICE G KEEN AND BEA OK TEAS, il par pound, at Wileon's Grocery, eoutliei6t cornor Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. -o PIANOS-A NEW SUPPL*.-Mesars. Zogbaum, Young k Co. ba ve just received a largo and fine as? sortment of pianos, which they offer at greatly re? duced prices, varying from $350 to $G(iO. -o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Ous? ters in oveiy style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at oil hours. Ice cream every day. GOOD MULES.-Mr. Preston Wost, Queen street, corner ot Friond, has a fresh lot of mule? for sale that arc worth an examination by those who need them. They aro muscular and good working animals. Hf always keeps stock on hand, -0 " HOOD'S SOVEREIGN BALM" has no equal for cou-bs, colds, croups, asthma, &?. Try it and be conv.ncod, and recommend it to others. For salo by Lo ?vie k Moise, Diu.-gist?, corner Meeting and Hasel stree.s. wfn?6 January 27 DBESS GOODS EEDUCED ni FBICE.-Messrs. St oil. Webb J: Co. offer to-day a large assortment of | drei-s goods at ftom twenty to thirty cents, which have heretofore sold at from thirty to fifty con's; tboy also offer empress cloths and French merinocs at and below cost, and calicoes at twelve and a half j cents a yard, bes des the usual varied ?tock. ^arrtcD. EVANS-? UuH*.-On Weduesd y evening, the 27th Junu ry, W. H.EVANS and FANNIE A., oldest daughter of JAMES M. CURTIS, all cf this city. No CarJs. * EVINi-CRE>WEIL.-O* Ute 12th u timo, bv Rev. A. A. MORSE, Captain WM. D. EVINS, of Lau? rens County, to Mis.? MARV W., daughter of Captain H. H. and Mrs. S. CRESWELL, of Abbeville County. /ancrai Hoto. DEVEREUX-Departed this nfs, on the Slat Jan? uary, MCHoLAs DLVERLUX, in tho seven ieth Toa- ot his agc. ifa- Tile Friends and Acquaintances of | Ur. an 1 Mrs. NICHOLAS DEVLREUX and of thoir sons, aro rcspccifullv invited to attend the Funeral Service* of tho former, at st. Puttick's Church, at Nine o'clock I ms MORNING. * Fobr.>ory 1 - Thc H datives. Friends and Ac? quaintance cf Mr and Mw. H. SCHAWTZ and Family, are requested to attend the Fnnoral Service ot Mrs. II. SCUAWIZ, from her late residence. No. 9 iudith-street, opposite America-street, ot 3 o'clock, P. M. TO-DAY Fobruaiy 1 Special flutters. tW\ GREAT SUCCESS.-'-'BRICrT POME ROY'S new Daily in New York city is one of tho greatest and most succts.-ful newspaper eaterpti?es ol' tho country. His now weekly "Poineroy's Demo? crat" is mere asm.; in circulation a tbnnsand espies per day. Send for sample copies to M. M. Pomeroy, Printing Douse Square, New York city. February I 1 jfSTJ. S. MARI IN (LATE GR?BER ft Al Ui TIN), will be pleased to sec his friends and cus? tomers at WM. S. CORWIN k CO, No. 273 Kiag strect. between Whitworth and Bcatif.dn. /STALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TSE establishment ol WM. 8. CORWIN * CO , No. 275 K ng-strcet, between Weutworth and rt ea ulam, aro ol the FIRST QUAI HY. They sell no goods but what can be wsrraotcl as PURE AND GENUINE. Tbisis an established fact. jfcTWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING from the Moyuno Districts of China ihe choicest j chops of GREEN AND HI. A (.IC TEAS of now.'casons, which are unrivalled for their strength und delicacy of flavor. We warrant our TE AS to be pu c and un adul terated, and to ^-i?e gcueral satisfaction. As we are i onsia ct y ia receipt of largo cargoes of Teas, wo aro enabled to offer to tbe public the finest chops at aplico that maoy docUrs offer lnrerior Tea al. A trial and comparison will at once provo th s asser? tion, and it only romains for the public to judge for themselves. WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 276 Kin jr-s reef. . IGTBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM KR I ETE k CHATMAN, corner Ein? and Radcliffe streets, and get a bett r article for tbs eatno ninney than ut auvother cstobltabment In the City. November ll Smos ?S- THE CELEB?ATED W. 8. C. CLUB HOUSE OIN. pure, soft and unequalled-W. S. COR? WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high? est standing acknowledge that 61n, in i's pure sta e, hp? grcst medical properties. We therefore place th<* CLUB HOU-03 GIN before tho publie with the greatest confidence, and more part?cula ly to those who use it med! inally, a*4 nn article that only re? quires to bc known ti bo properly appreciated. jQ5~ $1 50 per bottle. $15 per rose. ?9-RECEIVER'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER? SIGN tD, havthg been oppolnted Deceiver ff thc late firm rf DAWSON k BLACKMAN, hereby givos notice that all claims againit sud firm mast bo pro scn'.el to him, ant ail persons indebted mu*t make pa>racnt to J.N'O. T. HO M PO REY ? January Ll No. 27 Broad-airoet. JSTS-THE EXTENT TO WHICH LUE ADUL? TERATION of Liquors is earned on In this conn trv m-.lus it ibo duty of tho purchaser to luvo'T galo the merits cf the article offered for ?Tile. It is a rel1 known feet that many of the ?randies, Wine?, Ac, ore manufactured from - reich Extracts, Essta ti.l Oils end Alcohol, whioh is poisonous, thereby causing many injurious < fleets. 'Ihe public is jusily suipicious of nearly every? thing put up fur sale under the name of Liquor', ami the trude has bcoa brought inti disrepulo, and in order to insur? to thofe who desire a Pure Article, it ii only necessary for us to say thal we Import Direct, a'i ?randies, Wine* and Hus. and warrant them pcr feoTypure as orifinally imuorlod. All UottLd Liquors baarine tho hbola of W. S. CORWIN & CO., can be relied upon as bslng puiv ?5-Purchasers should BO i<se thai the l'ai cr Ca,i over the cork is not broken. Wo piy for Uottles that have our labels on, Ono Dollar per dozen, wbon rc luri ed. gS- DU NOT TRIFLE WI IH DAN G Ell.-A singlo spark may kiudle a flame (hat will consume a city, and sm J i I ailmoiis m-glc- (cd, may ond in 'uta! disorders. Bearing (his fact in mind. Iel the first symptoms of debility or ncivous prostration be met promptly with lnvigorallog treatment. Feromott among tho vegetable tenir a of the agc stands HOS rsi TEE'S STOAUCH tlfTlRS', and wheoev.r tho vital powers seem to languish, or there ls any roa iou to suspect that tho animal functions essential to tho sustooation and punflcat'on of tho bo<iy aro Im? perfectly pei formed this Invaluablo invlgorant and ?utl?opUo should at once be r- sorted to. Indigestion il* ays proJuces weakness Somestlmos it happens, -and Ibis is more frequently tho case in Winier han at any other season,-that the appet.to demands moro food .han tho stomach can dgest ; though not more, pe: haps, ihan is required lo koep up thc tull strength of ?he (rame. Tho object, u ;der sus h cir? cumstances. is to lue ease t e digost.ve capacity of thc ajs muiating organ, so as to make it equal to tho lutytmposed uprvi it by the appetite, in-1 capable of supplying thc bm tiing materiel of th; system ts last ia ltls reqtured. 'Ibis object is fully accr-m; lishe J by tho nse ol' the Bitters, 'ihey lone and auntly st m dato ibo cellular membnir.o wfaioh secrete-' Hie riv-trie juice, and the result is that tho s alvon-is mingled wiih the food lu s.u2cient quiutity to con rcrt all its nourishlig panic lei into juro und whoie iomoeiom mi. If. o tho ol her band, there is a de ficisucy of appetite, without uuy corresponding dell ??ency of diger?'ve p .wor, tho ? licet of tho totilo is to r.imulito a de-tro far fool. In nineteen c.ses out >f twen'y, beidco'ae, I.(B-O.I. nervousness, faluting JU, spa>m?, and, indeed most of tho ?cisual arbes md pains to which bumv.n.v is subject, proceed primarily from lndigeslion oom j ?Ilea i ed w th b'licus ?sa : and for both thee complaints HOLTET!ER'S -.TOM AOH BITTERS are recommended as a speedy md c?rtala cure. D*O 8 January 30 Speri?l Mfrs. US' NOTICE TO ^CO&SIGNEES.-STEAM sHtP SARAGOSSA is THIS.DAT discharging cargo at Vandcrhorat's Wharf. AH Goods remaining on wharf at sunset will be stored at risk and expense of Consignee*. ' BAVENJsL 4 00., February 1 . 2 Agents. *S- CHIRIQUI IMAGES.-WE HAVE HAD the pleasure of examining a quantity of gold re? ceived by Dr. J. C. AYER k CO., from Honduras, in payment'fov their tnoaTcloes, which are extensively eold throughout Central America. Among ' massive crosses, bracelets and chaine, aie the rude images which have been taken from thc graves of the Chiri qui Ch'efs-birds, turtles, serpents, bugs and rep? tiles done In solid gold. They carry OB ba-k be? yond historio times, to periods and places whers barbarism reigned supremo. They seem to come here now inmute appeal from th? winding sheets of their ancestors, to ask for thc simple Indians ba the mountains, medical protection t'rom_cnltivatei skill, against diseases which gather them up ba tco early graves. Ignorant and unlettered as they are, they have learned of the whito man enough to know whore to apply for relief, and what will bring it. Our well-known townsmen, above named, inform ns that they require thou? rowittaocos from foreign ccuntrb-B now to ba made in silver and gold. Lowell (Mass.) SentinH.- 1 February 1 OS- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL LEI OH COUNTY.-BENJAMIN STOKES. ADMIN. ISTl'ATOR, DE BONIS NON, OF GEORGE JJ. MUCKENPUSS, l>ECEASEO, vs. THOMPSON MUCKENFU8S AND OTHERS, HEIRS AT LAW OF G. H. M0CKENFHS3, DECEASE?, AND DA VD> G AVIN AND OJ HESS, CREDITORS OF G, H. MUCKENFUIS, DECEASED.-F7LL TO MAKE RH AL IY ASSETS, FILED US-DECEMBER, 1868. It appearing to my satisfaction that THOMPSON MUCKENF?SS, ono of the de'eadgnts lo the above es t.tied Bill, is absent from and without the limit? of Oils State, to wit: in the s tato of Florida, so that {.recess of tho Court cannot be served upon him, en motion of TRACY ic MALONE, plaintiff's solid tors: Il it ordered. That the said i HOMPSON MUCK ENFDSS do plead, answer or demur to thc said Bill within lorry (40) days from thc first pnbUcat'on of | l this order, or a decrco pro confeuo will bo entered of record agatnat bim. A. C. SHAFFER, C. C. P. Omeo of the Clerk of Court of common Picas, Wa! tcrboro', S. C., January 1,1809. January C jan G, feb 1, 25 ?3* CO U N T Y AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, JAOTA** 18. 1SC9.-Thc following named ptrsous aro recognized ns ASSISTANT AS? SESSORS, appointed under the net providing for thc Assessment and Taxation of Property, for the Coun? ty of Charleston, to wit: Fifth District, lying cast of thc Sautco Canal and Cooper River (instead of ciat of thc Northeastern Railroad and the Cooper River, as previously pub? lished), S. D. RUSSELL, and-. hixth District, lying ?cst of tho Santeo Canal and Cooper Rlvar, E. S. MIKELL. S'cvemh District, comprising alt of tba Parishes of | St Andrew'sand St John's Colleton, IHO?. A. BAY NARD. A. J. RANSIER, A. 0. C. January 20 OS- NOTICE.-DURING MY ABSENCE from the SUt;. Mr. J. ALFRED CAY will net as my Attorney. HENRY DALY, January VJ 3 No. 29 Hayno-streat ?S-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG HEN-ON IDE Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man? hood, with tho humans view of troitmjnt and cure, sent by mail Loo ol charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P. Philadelphia, Pa. January 20 Unios OS" BATCHELORS HAIR DYIi.-THIS splendid Hau? Dyo is thc bost In tho world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, nslanlanooas; no dlwppolutrneat; no ridiculous tints; rea? ed i es the Ul effects of bad dyes; Invigo? rates and leaves thc hutr soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properlv applied at Balcholor's Wig Factory. No Bowl-street N?-T York. lyr January 3 gar?i?arf, &r. ' HOEM WOES ! HOE'S! HARDWARE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION BY Brig Agra ?nd Steamship Golden Horn, F BOM LIVERPOOL. BRADES* CROWN HOES ELWELLS HOES EL WELL'S SOCKET SPADES 8-EEL CORN MILLS PADLOCKS IN SETS, WITH MASTER KEYS CARRON WARB, Aa With a genera] x8*o tm-ntof ? meiean Hardwares and Ploughs, which I offer low tor ra h. C. P. POPPBNHKIM. Fobtunry 1 Imo* Men on tho Pavement DODGE'S PERFECT PLOUGH. S. R. MARSHALL, SULK ALSO, ON HAND A VARIETY OF OTHER TLOUGIIS, il Ol?. S, AXES SPADES and PLANTATION TOOLS, At Wholosa'.o and Eda i. So. 310 King-Street* Charleston ?. C., Sign of tho '-Big Gun." January ll mitthlnio HAEDWABE KC^L.1^T Sc CO,., CORN Kit BIXG AND fflAKKET ST8., CHARLES/ON, S. C., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Domenic Fi ard ware, CUTLERY, GUNS, ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IRON PLOJGH AND NAYLORS CST STEEL. METALS. ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE, Consisting nt POT*, OV?Ns. SPiBr RS and EXTRA LIDS CI?< ?LAP.3, C?03H CU T AMD MILL SAWS MILL ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH P L O U G H S, A:;U A VAiuirnr OP ftOiilCU?/l Vii Alt 1311?LK81 f NT3. PLAI>, STAMPED AND JAPANNED T ? N W AR 13. WOODEN WARU GLUE AND A VAR ETY OF FANCY GOODS. P. S.-Descriptivo Cutalognes can bo hal on ap? plication. ftnwSinos DAD November 27 ?Urfon Soies. Heute and Lot No: 18 Burne'1 Lane. BY WM. McKAX. TO-MORROW, HA' mslant, at tho Old Postomce, . at ll o'clock, lhat dealrab?o two-aid-a-h df story WOODEN DWELLING and two-story kitchen Lot moa?urea twenty-five feet front by ofta hundred and nine feet de-p. Terms-O ao-half cash; balance in one year, secur? ed as usual. JPurobaior to poy Anet ioneer for papers at d stamps. February J Marble-Top Cottage Sets, ??c. WM, McK?Y Wdl sell 1HI5 DAT; at >0.13C Meeting-street, at 10 o'clock, FOFAS, Lounges, Hair Mattresses, French Bed? steads, Book Case, Bureaus, Hah*, Cane snd Wood? iest Chairs, one superior Piano. ALSO, ON ACCOUNT OF FOUStEIt PUBCHASEB, One superior sEWLxG MACHINE. AXSO, STJNDBY ABITOLES to pay si orage, ic. Fobruaty 1 Desirable Family Residence and Large Lot. W.H. McKAY. Auctioneer, Will seU TO-MORtiOW, 2d instant, at ll o'clock, ai the Old Postoffice. Tho three-and-a-half story DWELLING, Brick Basement, known BS NO. 7 Thomas-street, contain? er six square rooms, two attic3, two dressing tooms ind pantry, two story kitchen and necessary out? buildings. Lot measures cn Thomas-street 77 feet liuebes, back line ICO feet, and ou south lino 173 cst. Terms-One-half cash ; balance in one and two rears, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay tor pa. lersand stamps. February 1 Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad and Church streets. /? WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, rVUl soil TO-MOBBOW, 2d instant, at the O d Post? ?nico, Broad-street, at ll o'clock. That DE - IRA BL C CORNER STORE, corner of | ir .ad and Church streets. ALSO, Tho TWO ADJOINING STORES on Broad-street, ncasurinff on Uroad-ttreet 8 xty-onc (61) feet, more >r lesj, and on Cnurch thirty-right (38) feet, more or ess. 1 ho above property to bo sold together. Terms-One-third casb; talonee in ono and two 'ears in equal annual instalments, secured bv bond nd mortgage, with interest from day of sale at seven lercent. buildings to b" lusnred and policy as rtgned. Purcho.-er to pay Auctionoor for papers nd stamps. February 1 Horses, Mules, two Family Carriages, one Furniture Cart, one Spring Cart, and other Vehicles; also, Carpels, Mirrors, one Secre? tary, one Fine Ro*ewo-:d Piano, Btdsteads, BtdJing, Mohair Chairs, Washstands, Ward? robes, Tables, Desks, Office and Cooking Stoves, cj*c.,af Auction. BY a. MCBRIDE SM rm. )n WEDNESDAY, the 3d instant, at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom. No. 31 Brood-street, Fabruary 1 3* Ex parte Wm. Shpherd, in re Joseph Purcell. Assignee's Sale of thc "Purcell Farm," on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston-:,t Auction, BT G. MCBRIDE SMITH. Auctioneer. ?7 virtue of a Decree. In Bankruptcy in tho above ca?e. will bo sold, on TUkSOAY, thc l?.h lust,, nt ll o'clock, at tho Old Pof-tofUce, All that i RAC I OF LA MD, lyin? on ?bo north >ido >f thc public road leadins from Charleston to Ashley ii var Ferry, containing sevonty-Ovc and a h?h* (75,'i) teres, more or lei's, and also a.-mali Tract of Lana m thc northern boundary of the above tract and in? corporated with lt as one tract; bounded north and last OJ lands now or lata of-Ho.vard, -omh on he Dorchester Road, wo.>t on lands nov or lat? of - Beckman, and north ?vost on binns now cr lat? if Bov. P. (/Neill; tbs place said to contain pbos ibates. and to bo well sett cd. Terms-One-ihtrd cash; tho balance in ono and wo year.?, accrued by a mortgage on thcpiopcrty; mrchaeer lo pey lor papers ?nd sta'ups. E. W. MARSHALL. Assignee of Jos Pu:coll. Fcbrunry 1 mwsmsmtu6 _ I -- /rrtilijcrs. E. FRANK & CO.'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! Jilin DNDB?SIGNED BEGS TO CALL IHK ATTENTION Or PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE SUI'KKIOR AND STA IV DAR f J PEK T I LI ZTS 2rL _ This PHOSPHATE has b.cn largely used In this ?ate, and baa given general Httisfacfien, and is 1 mit ted by somo of the most practical Planton to is equal to Peruvian Guano. PKHE : SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, % lash or factors' acceptance, paja'olo 15th Novomber icxr, wita bank rato of interest added. Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., LGll.MS FOU SOUTH Cl All OLIN A. I eb mary 1_1 WOB M DESTROYER AND F l? RTILIZEB. GOULD'S ALKALIS ? PIT03PHATE. rH(> ARI ICLE, HESIDL6 BfIN:l A FIRST-CLASS Fertilizer, kills nil WOIUIH and injects which Ics'roy Wir Fruits. Vegetables, 4c. A limitid mount off P d for i'Ji) a ton in ord r to give oar tentera a chane.? lo try lt on tho i otton Caterpillar, his is far below lu coal, aad thc amount offered A bat rule is limited. Apply at oucu. $30 a ton. P. J. B?NA?D, Commission Merchant, I'.road slrcct. January 29 0 CLar.ca o:i. S C. ALTA Viii..A PHvlSPHAT?1. rr is cojiPo-i-D OF THE GUANO FROM ALTA VELA, onibiund with otho fertilizing material srioulifical p treated, malting a COMPLU!E M NURE. 'Ibu Company importing thc Gtiuno direct from io rich depo?it-i ol' taris at ALIA V. LA, is enabled ) furnh-ib, ut a low price, a Fertilizer not excel id. Por salo by Il &N KY CORIA A CO., Al Charleston, S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER ON, or thc ALTA VELA GUvNO COMPANY, No. 67 Broadway, New York. Janna- y 23 " Imo WANDO FKRT1LIZER. THE WANDO MININO AND MANUFACTURING IMP A NY olTors to tho Planters and Farmers of the mth their Fenl'Jwr. known as tho "WA.NDO FER [L1Z..R." which tue experience of tho past season is i roved to begone of the most valuableiu our arket It h vs for its baso thc materials from the aosphato beds ot (he Company on Ashla River, id ta prepared at their works at tho EAST END OE KiBu* i BK til io this city. In order to gu?ranlos i uniformlly and maintain ils high standi'd, the nni>iny has made arrangements villi the distin li hed Cht mist, Dr. C.. C. PHI-PA PD r.. who in fully analyses -ll the ammoniacal au.l other ma? ri :1 purchased by tho Company, cn 1 thc prepared artiiizcr, brfarc boin;; offered for sale. Tho Com iny is icaolvcd to maka au article which wtlF provo i be a -'Completo Manure," and give entire, satia ction. FLT terms, oirtnf ars, and other ioformat'on, aptly ! WM O DUE CS & GO., Agents, No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf. January 4 mwi 3mos 3 .<. '.?..i .s s? a M - i SHERIFF'S SALK. ; : '..* By virtue of a writ of fieri Facias^fo me directed and delivered, will be sold TATS DAY. the-flrst of February, 1863, at tie northeast corneroftho Courthouse, between the hours of ll A. M. and 3 P.M.. All the right, title and interest of the defendant ra a TRACT OF-LAND, situate on Edisto Isltfnd.ana known as "Cedar Hall," together with tho b jflaings and improvements thereon, said tract containing 400 acres, moro or less. Levied on and to bo sold as the property of Dr. James E. Vt haley at the suit of Joseph Purcell, tor uso ol C. B. Northrop. ALSO. At the >ame time and place All the right, title and interest of the defendant in all that LOX OF LAND, with improvements thereon, situate in thc Town of Mount Pleasant; Faid Lot bounded south on Fennett-street, east on lan s of Dawson, and west on lands of Xomlinson.. Levier!on and to ho sold as the property of Wm. T. Pearce at the suits of IKE. Bequest and C. Kop er. ALSO. At tho s.me time and place All the right, title and ID forest of the defendant in all that Iii ACT OF LAND sit?ate In St John's Berkeley, near Mount Holly Station. Northeastern Railroad, with the buildings and Improvements thereon; ?aid tract containing about-360 acres, moro or less bounded north by landa of W. J. Bntson, south by lands of B. A. Donnelly, east by lands of Donnelly and Freeze, and west by lands of Louis Cannon. -. > Levied on a'nd to be sold as tho property.of Ed? ward K. Sims, at tho snits of Robert A. Willis, executor, and J. T. Crawford. Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C.[ february 1 rn*' CNDUIt DKCREE IN KQX'IT Y, fl Lanneau, et al, vt. Donnell, et al. On MONDAY, the 15th dav of February Instant, at | ll o'clock, will be sold, at (he Old Cubt mhouse, Alt that MESSUAGE AND LOP OF LAND rltuate, lying and being on . Concord-street, in the City of I Charlo-ton, s. C., measuring and cor tuning inj front on Concord-street one hundred and ten (lil) feet, more or lees, and in depth one hundred and forty-five (146) feet, more or less; butting and bound? ing to tho west and north oa lands of the > ew Yoik ' Steam Packet Company, to ti o sou h. on landa now or lato of the estate of John F. Knox, and to thc cost on Concord-s'reet. Ter rn i-One-fourth cash; tho balar ce on a credit j of one, two, three, four and five years, secured by - bond or bonds of the pm ch asor, bearing inter, st I from tho d.iy of salo, payable semi-annutUy. and a mortgage ot tho property. The bmldings to be in? sured and thc policy assigned. - E. W. M. MACKEY, , cherin Charleston County. February 1_ _ mwlt UN UER DECREE IS EQUITY, Ashhurst vt. Hicks. On SATURDAY, ibe 6th day of February noxt. st ll o'clock, will bo sol ff, at the Old Cusiomhouse, All that LO i OF LAND, with the buildings there? on, si.uato ou the east side of Corning-stroet, one door south of George-street, being tho no.-tnern part oi ibo lot designated on the plat of St. Phillip's Church Lands by tho numbor 10, meaturina 36 feet 6 inohes on Coming street, and 25 feet 6 lnehca on the east Uno by 177 feet in depth on tho south line;, bounding north rm Lot No. 9 en said plat, east on Lot No. 8, louth on part of Lot No. 30, and west on Coming-street 'i emit-.-One-half cash ; b.Vancc in one year from day of Bale, secured by bond of the purchaser, and nioitgage of the premises sold. Pureba er to ray 1 fer papers and stamps. F. W. M. MACKEY, ' Sheriff Chat ?es ton County. January 23 fmw-isl Assignent Sale. BY BUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. By virtuo of an o.der to me directed by tho Hon. Geo'go S, Bryan, Judge or ike BL! ed st iles < onrt tor the 1) Luid of Bomb Caro.ina. wi Ibo sold at pv.blic ou:c:y ou TUESDAY, the ICtli day of Feb? ruary next, at ll o'clcck A. M., at the Old Custom. house, > li that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with tho two-sta y Wooden Purding ami i utbuildings I thereon, situate, lying and be ng on (be wt it side of | /obley River, between Boa and Cannon streets and known as No. 19; measurimr and containing m front on Ashlty-a.ret t .?ixl?-seven io t six inches (67 6), on back or west 'ioo seventy-fix feet (70, cn the south and north lines ?ne bundled and eixty-flvo(166)feet, bo the mmo more ur Was; butting and bounding to the noith on lands of E (J. Holland, to ih? east on Ashley ftroet, to tho south on lands of Mark E. Cohen, and to tho wist on lands now or late of W. T. sanders. ALSO, All that TOWN LOT >R PARCEL OF LAN", .-itu-ited on tho north eldo of Ca houn-sTreer, one door west of Muith-strect. lmmedia o.y upon Ren? nin's M ll Pond; measuring and containing In front on Ca houn-street (GO six y fuot, on back or north linc (80) oig ty fee; tlx inches, on cast line (166) oi,o brandt d and tifty-slx leet. and on west linc ('60) ono hundred and sixty feet, be the same mere or less; butt BJ and bounding lo tho north and wot onBcnuet's Mill Pend, to the cast on lands now or lat? o.-James Pt yas, and to the south on Calhoun street, ss per plat ou record in Flat Book "A," No. 1, in ?lesne Conveyance ufflcj for Char.caton District 'J ci ms-''Be hilf cash; eaianee in mo year, recur? ed by ond of tho purchaser and niortg:igo of tho ] premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as elgee!. 1 ni chaser to pay assignee for ali necessary vapors and stamps. J. B. BIbs-LLL, Assignee. Januiry29 fmw8tul Assignee's Sale. BY BUTS0N LEE, Auctioneer. The nBriertkrood will roll at public ou'cry. CB the 16.h dav of FEBRUARY next, at ll o'clock A M., at tho Old Customhouse, All that LOI, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND, wilh thu two story Wooden Building thereon, situate, lying and being on thc east side of ''omlog-street, City of Charleston, being the next lol ie George street measuring and containing ia tn at on Coming street thirty-one (31) feet, and in depth ninety-five (95 f-ct nico (Oj inches, be tho ?ame more or lees; butting and boundinu on the non h on lands lonnorly of estate ot >{.mcs Sheppard, to the east on loads of -, to thc south on lands of --, and to the west OB Coming-tit:e-t; mid lot being a port of tho real estate of JamM sheppard, deceased, and so d by his executors, under and by virtue ol his hst will and testament ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com ing-sheet. City of churl' st n. and known as No. 18 (forty-eight), measuring und containing io front oa Comiugstrcet. thirty (UO) leet more or less, and in depth niuct.'-hve >9.1) leet three <3j loone*, moro or lees; buthhg and bounding to thc north oa lanas of -; to the south on lands of-. formerly of Mrs. Windsor; to the cast on land now or late of John Pair, Etq.. aud to tho weal ou Com ng-strcct Allot which wi 1 more fully appear-upon record in the M erne Office, Book R, -No 14, pogo 303. ALSO. AU that LOT, PIE0E OR PARCEL CF LAND, being situate, lying and being on the east side of Cun iLc-sn ct. In tho City of Charleston, u easuriag and contain tg ic fr.-ct on Coming sirte t thirty-two i ii J feet six (Ci incho-, bc the samo more or le.-s, and in depth muet, -/ive ('-'5) feet six ifl) inches, be the same niorc n? hus; butting and bound lug north on lands cf c.-tate of Ja.es sheppaid, (otho east on lands of--, to lite south cn lauds late of etitatfi Oi James fbeppord, now cf Gabriel Davis, and lo Ihe west on Coming-nlr> el; taid Jut being a part of the t eal estate ot James sheppard, deceased, and sold undo*' and by virtue of his Ins? wili aud testament by his executors. /LSO, All that LOT. PIECE OB PARCEL OF LAND, with the two e-iory wooden bui din? and the out bulliln gs thereon, being situate aud lying < n tho north side ot Bull street, in thc City of Charleston, and known as No. 2d, measuring and cnntainii g in front on Boll-sirct-t (hir'youe (31i loot, moro or lesa, and in depth firm nor.h to south, one huudre I aud foi ly oce (lil) feet, more or Jess; butting and liouudiug north ca lai ds or Peer liase!, to the cast on tandi of G. I". Whitmun, to tho soutu ou Boil rtre.'t, ord to the w st on lauds of T. A. Wilkur. Terms-One-third cash; balance lu one and two years, sci urcd by bond ol the purubasir and mort? gage nt the premises; buildii g* to bo iusurol a- d policies assignai. Purchaser to pay for all neces? sary papers and stamps. W. E. MIKi'LL, Assignee of oabricl Davis. Jauuiry 21 thtu8 tul ^udtonecra' fprttiate Salts. Heal Estate. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Broad-atrcct, -onth side, near State-street. At Private falo FI U81 CL'83 SE* ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Pico Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms L'xttnsivi B'.d Valuable Mnnut .dories, Mill Sites and D. itgbtmi ? ummer Residences in various purls of inc South. ALSO, HOUSED AND BEILDLNG LOTS of al! sizes, prices and descriptions in every part of the city January 25 mwl3mo BY J. IBASEH ?ATHEWES, neal P?state Agent, No. 56 Brood-streei For sa> and Lease PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior qualitv, or Jeep water navigation and healthy location? all th' fear. ft . CE and COT TON PLANTATIONS and FABMS tl ill i'aris or the Mate. LIT Y PROPERTY of every description. November 2 Strof. poats, Sljoes, Ctr. O AlT??hS AN il BAL HO ?ALS, JUST KLCLIVKD BY STEAJ1BU C-lIA.".LESTO\. Ii k CA>ES FINK LADI.-ls' CLO HI ELASTCJ ' ' GA?1ER* which wa wid sell from *115 to il TO beat werih 53 ..Iso, a n;cc lot ot 'ad?es Morocoi BALMORA.-s from SI up. AD assortment o; Misses and Bov'a SHOKS, which wocauaeu at the same prupordon, aimelv, VEBY CHEAP. Entra?e, as more convenient, corner Klag aaa Calhoun, or in Coihoun-street Jana try 18 mw-10 FUBCHGOTr BROS. Valuable Plan (a (io na jot'Auction-DeSaus sure, Administrator,, vs..Campscn, Assignee, et al. '.' ! . lol ti> v .. g .' . No. 7? Broad-atreei next West of Freed? men^ Sa-vlng's B?.>U. - By vi rt ne cf sn order ol s ?le, to mo d ire c ted" by tho Hon. George S.'Bryanpnd^nfihs United, states Court, I will offer for e?Ie, at public auction, on T0 MjBB0W/tbA2d5rrel>niaryr.at ll o'clock A. M., at the Ola Pc?u?fJace, foot <>? l^ond-street, Charleston, 8. C.- . ! . ', ?'. ' . " ?*. 1. AU thatPi,ANTA"nON.?Jied "6pqrtman's Re treat," situate in tte Parish o? St John's Berkeley, Charleston County, lyinv ou both sidas of tte Pnbllo Road leading from, strawberry Ferry to Bigges Chnrah, ind meara?ncanu.conf?h?ng 1X80 acres, more or lesa, as per plat cf Henry" Bavaria',"' Esq-, Surveyor, da! od April. T820, annexed to the deed of conveyance from J ?mea w. Gray, F?q., Master to Equity, to General James Gadsden. "* 2. All that PLANiATION. called "Umbr?a," st's* ate on the western branch Of Cooper hirer, in tho Parish of gt. John's Berkel-y. t hartes ton County, containing 1061 acres, more .or Uss, inclusive "of about fifty-five acres first-class, and forty-six: acree second-class rice lando; butting and bounding to I the ti or' h on lands now or late of. the estate < f 80I0 n on Clark, deceased, south os lands of Beary M. Holmes, and weaf on the" western' branch of C?op-fT? River. 3. ? ll that PLANTATION. caUed'-?WlBow Grove," situate on the east side of the western bi an eh of Cooper Elver, in the Parish of st. John's Berkeley, 'Marleston Cennty,containing685 60-180 acres,more 6?'lesa, aocordinjr to plat e?B. Q, PiDckney, t-'urveyor ; batt?n$t-and bound lng north on lands of estate of General James Gadsden, eait on landsnow or late of Henry M. Holmes, coath on lands now or Ute of the estate of Francis Cordes, and to the weat on Cooper River.. Terms-One-third-cash; balance in one and two years, with tn teres t from day of eale,. scoured by oondoftbe purchaser ar.d mortgage of the premrass; Purchaser to pay for'pipers and stamps. 1 .... JOHN CAM PSEN, Fehyuaryl ;. , tnmtnS, , , . ., Assbtaee. Jacob Barf elt vs. Assign?e of Joseph Purcell, el al - Untier Decree, United- States Circuit Court, IS BAEL OTTQLENGUI, Auctioneer. Tho undcrsigncd will seU, jon TO-MOBBOW. 2d of February, at ll o'clock A. M.. at the Old Post office, under - decree of "Hon. Geerjje a. Bryan, ' United-Hates Ju?ge .'or District of Scnth Carolina, All that LOI OF LAND, with ..the prick Buildings thereon (inclndtns on the frtnt tbosr occupied by B. LafUte & Co. and H. H. Deleon), situated on the north side of Bi oed-street,. City- of Charleston, well known aa, the Law Runga,, measuring tn i con bain? ing and cutting sno boundlrg to t*ie,fputh on Broad street forty-sine (491 feet eleven ahora''half! (ll)i) inches' on tho east Une, from south-'io north, two hundred and four {204) feet eight (8) Inches, on the west l ue, from south to north, one hundred and forty-four (Hit feet nine (9) inches, then po the west seventeen (17) feet, and thence northwardly to the brick wall fifty-five (55) feet seven (7) ihohes, and to the north sixty-five (65) feet, b >. the said dimensions I a littlemoreor les j. Tei mn-One-third {H) cash; balance on a credit of one (1) and two (2) years, with interest from day of sale, pava blt annually, secured'by bond of the pur? chaser and mortage of the premises. . Piesusoi to be insured and olloy ai signed. Purchaser to pay for eta nipa and pavers. EDWARD W. MARSHALL, WTCLIAMF. MIK-LL. February 1_thtn7f<b 12 Fordham's Bali and Barroom, No. 178 Meet? ing-strut., W. Y. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneers. VT i ll be 8?ld on TO-M OB HOW, 2d of February, at the Old Postoffloe at II o'o'ock. That destrabe two story KitiCK BUILDING, known as Fordham'* Hall and Ba. room, No. 178 Meeting-street; cood brick kitchen attached. Fix iu>cs not to bo sold. Measuiea 30 feet fror,t by 131 In depth.. . Terms-One-third cash; balance tn one and two years, with interest lectured by bond ana mortgage, property to be iusurad and policy asaigaod. fur chaser to pay us tor papers and stamps. February 1_._ For Account and at Risk a.d Expense of formir Purchaser, he having failed to com? ply with terms of sale. W. Y. ?.EIT H& lt. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold at th? Old Postoffloe, at ll o'clock, on TUESDAY. 9th February, 1 hat desirable BUILDING ?iinated at tba somer of Henrietta and Ellzibeth streets, formerly occu plrd as a grocery. On the premises ara a good well of waler, bpacions sheds, and all necessary ..utbuild inns. Lot m ea sui es 88 feet on Ellzabotu-street by 38 feet in depcb, more or less. \ Terms-Half cue h ; balance payable in on* an! two years, with Interest, secured by bond and mortgage of the property; buildings to bo Insured and policy ai' i tned. Pnrohaser to pay us for papers and stampi. February 1 m2 tal Assignee's Sale. W. Y. LEITCH & ft S. BRUNS, Auctioneer*. Tho undomlcn.-d wdl sell at public outcry on 1 HURsDAY. the 18th Fe' mar/ next, at ll o'clock A M., at the Old Custom bouse, All that LOT PI i CE Oil PARCEL OF LAND with tho buildings thereon, ehnate, lying and being on tho wast side of Kii g-scrcet in the City of Charles? ton, Just Boutu ol L o bond in that sheet; bot.lng and bounding to the north on lot formerly of John 8. Bird and sow of John Meg rag,. and measuring thorson OBS hundred and six (106) feet more ?-r h ss, to the east on King-street und measur sg thereon tweniy-sevan (27) leet, to the south on lot of Willam J. Jacobi ore hundred and two (i02) feet six (6) In? ches, ard to the west on lands or Jobs f I ogling and maa suri ag twelve (12) feet, be the same measure? ments more or lesa; and bavins' such shape and ? form as li delineated in a plat of cu arl*? Parker, dated in March, 1851. and attaebad loth* dead pf conveysnoe from John S. Bird to William Laval, bearing date tue 18th day of February, A. D ISSI, subject, however, as to that portion thereof designat? ed in said plat as the passageway, and eo orad yel? low, to a right of way is and over fha aame. that ls to say: and it ls hereby so declared reserved and gran te ', that the said piece or p ac. 1 cf land m said p at shall foiever hereafter be and remain open as such for the oomn ou use of tue said lot heron con? vened, and the lot bounding u to the sorta and *U tho lawful owners and occupants ot the said two lots. AASO, AU ?bat PU. CE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being oi the north si e of Queen street, ia thu city QI Chariest m ; bounded oa the south by Queen-street, on the east partly by lands of Ber j ?min Elf -, partly by lands of tho Protestant Ei isoopal Church of Su P il p's. on the co th by lands of the Protestant Congregation Charon, known as the ''Circular burch," und on the wc-t by lundi of John Gordon; meas -ring and containing m frost on Qnaen-strot t twenty-sev^n ( :7j fe >t, on the back or north line thii tv?lwo 132 fot-t ?ix (6) inchrs, and in depth two iiUudred and twenty-three {2?3) teeL The aro ve ?esc ibed Lot of I a-, a having been conveyed br John Dei ban, to Pr s ton W.st, and bearing date no th incomber. A. D 1861, andrcooid-d In the effleo ot the i.ecii-ter of Mos no Conv?yanos, la Book O, No. 12, pp. OOO and 610. ALSO. AU that riPCE, PAUCEL OB L0)T OP LAND, situate, yirg and being oe Uta north sido ot Queen sirte, City ul'Cb. rlcston, and adjoints'.; the ons (m racdhtely a ove d?8iribed, and purohased by John Delghon ot Jac-ib trook; moasuring andeos lamins on tue north and suuth lines, fr meast to weat tbirtv-onu (31) lea', and east and wostlisM, from north to sou. ?J, seventy ci ht (7? ieet; butting and bounding north on lauds of tie Protestant Oon grcuatio al ubuich, k own as tho "circular Chnreb," HO J tu ou fa nos ul Jacob Bro. k. of which tho 1 t iaa once u i ar;, e.stb.v tbe lot iauu.diate.ly above ile.-enbed, and w st. i y Jenda of-. ALSO, AU that PIEflF, PA Hi>t.u oil LOT OP LAND, with tbs Buildings thT.-on, altante, lying ti d belog oa tho ?cst elm i f Wa.l-street, City o. cbarLaton, and known *s No. 19 mcasunugand containing in frost on Wall-stre-r, from north to south, tn! ty-rh ee (83) feet, and in depth, lro u east to west, on? hundred onrl three 109) icot, bo the samo mca*nrem nt more or less; baiting ai d bounding m tho n .rt? on Ianda now or onco oi Henry 8, arnick; soath on lauds now or once vf the estato of Pater Lanreus; to the oast on Wall-street sad west os lands of-. AU of whloh will moro tal- a ip car upon record la Merme Conveyanro offlce, book T, 14, No. 4, pago 13. IVrms-One-third (Hi ca h; balance in one and two years, i eenrcd by bond ot pur haser and mort? gage of the prem ses; bul dings to bo insured and policy assigned Pur h iser to pay Assignee fer ali necessary stamps a.d papers. W. B. M IE ELL, J tn nary 21 thmSwtha Assum?e Gabriel Davis. ?jyjEKTJLNG-? 1 HKfc.T FOCAUUY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNTSHTNtt THE IMPROTED MCCARTHY COTTON OIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BO TLB KS. of various sizes on hand IMPROYED Y ? lt TI OA L AND HORIZONTAL CORK MILLS, SUGAR MU.l.i, SUGAR BOILBBS rND P.?>'?, O* ul! sizes HOUSE POW i Its AND GUN GE ABING, from fi to 16 feet in diametor IMPHOVLD LUViJtt JOTIOV PRESS KB for HiBd pi-wnr, Kaw und Rico .Milis BIACBIA&BX AND CAsl'iNG1* of aU descriptions mari* to order ? Particular attention paid to HOU.-E FRON IS AND HASTINGS FOR BUILD? INGS. GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, rfu., rf?, WILLIAM a. HENEUBT, MAORINlbl AND FOUNDER No. 314 MEEIING-STRBLT, CHABLISTON, 8. 0. August 3 mwa