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THE DAILY NEWS. MST L A IUI EST CIRCULATION-THE DAILY REWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY BEOOGNIZED AS HAVING TBE LAKGK8T CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTER8 REMAIN. IBO IN THE POSTOFFIOE AT THE END OF BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS IONS OF THE NEW PO?TOFFICE LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALE THIS DAY. E. W. M. MACKEY, Sheriff, will sell betweon ll and 3 o'clock, at the Oourtbouso, several pieces of real estate. MEETINGS THIS DA Y. Charleston Meoh:inio Society, at 12 M. Charleston Gas Light Company, at 12 M. Medical Soctoty ot South Carolina, at 7 P. M. Young Men's Charitable Society, at 7 P. M. Homestead Building and Loan Association, at 7 P. M. Palmetto Firo Company, at 7 P. M. First Universalst feociety, nt * P. M. St. AndrewV Socloty, at 7 P. M. LADIES" FUEL SOCIETY.-The sum of five dollars has been received at this omeo from "W. D. J." for the Ladies' Fuel Society. The treasurer is requested to call for the same. THE NEW ECLECTIC.-Tho February number of this sterling monthly (published at Baltimore) has been received. Its oonteuts are fully up to tho standard of preceding numbers. Fogartie, the pop? ular bookseller in tho bend of King-street, is the agent for Charleston. COLORED LAND COMPANY.-A company of one hundred colored men have purchased a tract of land on Bull's Island. They have paid the first inst .1 mont, and have throa years to pay the balauce in. There are several similar experiments on trial in this State, and it rennins to be seen what will be tho result of them. ST. MARY'S CHURCH.-Tho magnificent mu? flo, vocal and instrumental, discoursed at this church yostoiday at Vespers, dr.w iogelher tho largest con grenat ion that has evorbeen assembled there. Every pew was filled, while tho galleries and aiBlos had all they oould contain. The music WBB rich, and fuUy compensated ?ll who attended. THE PHOENIX IRON WORKS.-Among tho most enterprising firms of this city-those who have helped to build up our waste places, and to hasten tho return of tho days of prosperity and woalth stands the house of Messrs. JohnF. Taylor & Co., engineers and boiler matters. Their establishment is very extensive and complete, amd they guarantee to furnish as good engines and boilers, and at as low prices as can be had at the North. They also fur nish mills, threshers, gearing, &c, &c. I. O. O. F.~At tho annual mooting of R. W. Grand Encampment of South Caro ina, held on tho nineteenth January, tho following officers wore in installed for the current term; Patriarch H. W. TINOKEN. Grand C. P. Patriarch C. L. MEYER, M. D., Grand H. P. Patriarch GEORG IC KRUSE. Grand a. W. Patriurch A. PILLS. Grand J. Vf. Patriarch L. A, DUV*L, Grand Treasurer. J. E. MEYER, Grand Scribe. B JOHN WBIIE. Gr ind Sentinel. J. H. HONOUR. M. D., Grand D. Sentinel. LAST NIGHT OF THE GILBERT TROUPE. - On Saturday night tho Gilbert i roupo closed their en? gagement at the Charleston Theatre, Miss Annie Do land playing tho loading character in "Lost in Lon? don," and the entertainment closing with tho taree of tho "Rendezvous." Tho performances wera varied with several comic songs by Mr. and Mr.-. George Pardey, who created a tremendous sensation. Mr. Pardey was encored repeatedly, und both Mr. and Mrs. Pardey were at once set down as favoritos by the Charleston theatrical pub'ic. HOT SUPPER AND REFRESHMENTS.-The en? tertainment given by tho Catholic ladles ef this city to aid Bishop P?rsico in erecting a missionary cha? pel, at Aiken, will be opened at Hibernian Hall, this evening, at six o'clock. A largo number of useful and fancy articles wilt bo ofiere?Tfor sale and raffle, and the very best viands will bo provided. Arrange? ments have been ?ado to render thc entertainment of the pleasantest and most attractive of the season, and wo predict that the Aiken Catholics will not be compelled to wait much longer for a pla e of public worship. COUBT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-This court will open to-day, Judge R. B. Carpenter presiding. There io a great deal ot businoss to bc disposed of, which will no doubt be dispatched with Judge Car? penter's well known promptness and facility. There are one hundred and twenty-eight cases on the dock? et. They embrace all offences known in tho calen? dar of crim". A m on ;? them oro one cass of riot, nv o cases of murder, and twenty cases of burglary. One hundred and nine of the offenders aro colored men, nine white men, and ten colored women. PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT SEA.-The steamship "Stars and Stripes," Captain Bolines, lTbm Philadel? phia bound for Havana, put into this port Saturday afternoon, and was consigned by the Captain to Messrs. H. F. Baker & Co. She touched hero in or? der to enable Mr. Thes. R. Havd, the second engi? neer, to receive medical attendance, he having been injured in the left heel by the machin ry on the 30 h ultimo. Dr. Geddings dressed bis won rd as soon as possible, and he was then conveyed to the Roper Hospital, where every attention was given to him. THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHARITA? BLE ASSOCIATION.-At a meeting of a committee of this association, on Saturday evening, it was decided to celebrate the 22d instant, the anniversary of the organization of tho association, in a public manner and with becoming spirit. Rev. John L. Girardeau, D. D., wllfpronounee an oration, and an ode will be 'ead in the Central Presbyterian Church, Meeting streit. Afterwards, a dinner will be se*ved by a flrat-cbvs caterer. It is intended to make the occa? sion one of interest, and nothing will be loit uadeae that will tend to that end. The full programme will be anncunaed in due season. THE UNITED STATES CO CRT, JANUARY 30 HON. GEORGE 8. Bi. YAN PRESIOINO_The court opened at ll o'clock. In Bankruptcy.-T.x parte B. W. Marshall, in re Joseph Purcell, rot it ion of assigneo to pay counsel's fees. Referred to J. C. Carpenter, Esq.., Registrar. Ex parte Wm. P. Gill, in re Graham & atkinson. Petition to establish lien. Referred to V?. J. cia v sen, Esq., Registrar, to repott any spocial mattcr.&c. In re Fogartie & Stillman, bankrapts. Petition for voluntary bankruptcy. Robt. S. Mi'1er, idem. Referred to J. O. Corponter, Esq , Registrar Second Congressional Dis rict. South Car dina. In re H. M. Ros, Edward Stvrenbager Gustavus A. Drennan, Hugh B. MoMaater, Porter & Thompson, Petition to postpone day of aale. On motion of Geo. D. Bryan, Esq., ordred that final hearing be post? poned till a day to lie fixed by Registrar dawson. EXTENSIVE LIFE AND FIRS INSURANCE AGEN? CY.-Mr. A. H. Hayden, tor many years before the war ttv& known a? one of the most prominent insurance agente of this oity, has re-esteblished his agency on an extensive scale, and now offers to take risks for two Ufe and five Are insurance companies, beside? marine risks on cotton, rice and other prodace. One of bia companion, tbe connecticut Mutual Life Da* surance Company, of Hartford, Conn., has assets to the enormous amount of $)4,000 OM, ans the other, the Mew England Mutual Life Inanranoe Company, of Beaton, Maa?., bu assets to the amount of 97,000,000. Of the five Are lowrance companies for wkieh he acts, we ?tina Cire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn., hos as rota to the amount of over $5,000,000, and the Hartford Fire Insurance Com? pany, of Hartiord, Conn., has assets to the amount of over $2 000,000. The o thorn, the Borth American Firo Insurance Corni any, of Hartford, Conn., the Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Coan-, aad the Irving Fire Inanranoe Company, are all companies of large capital and good standing in inanranoe clrolos. Tho rate? and terms of alllhese companies are UberAl and accommodating, and Mr. Haydon's! own position iu our business community is a sufficient guarantee of the soundness of the com? panies for which he arts. ' Mr. W. C. Courtney, Of th? firm of W. C. Courtney & Co., No. 9 Boyce's wharf, will, m connection with tai? agency, take risks on co ton, rio? and pro ince generally. PK HUON.-vi,. - Hov. Biohard Fu'rman, pastor of tho Baptist Church at Newberry, takes charge of the South Carolina department of tho Religious Herald, as associate editor. THE NEW ALTABS FOB ST. PAUL'S.-The new altars for Kt. Paul's Church, constructed in o manuer that reflects the highest credit on Messrs. Hun nor & Fer H non, were put ui) on Saturday. They ?i> of the Gothic style of architect ino, and add greatly to the sppoara?co of the already neat sanc? tuary. SOUTHEBN STOOKI IN WALfc-SlBEET.-Tho Herald's money article for Wtdns?day says: "Ihe Southern and Border State bonds wero dull under a diminished inquiry and tho market was inclined to yield. Indeed, the reaotion whioh commenced at tho boanning of the week has not ceased. It shows how exteusivoly tho lato demand was speculative. Those who 'unloaded' at the high priced of last week aro 'bcariDg' tho market now to buy back again." Tho ?mo paper, in its report for Thursday, says: "Southern State oecurities were inactive. Noith Carolinas were off about X, on account of tho passage of a bill in one branch of the 1 egislaturo at Raleigh increasing the bonded debt. Louisiana sises and eights were off, in consequence of a report tbat some New Orleans speculators induced a local judge to deolaro unconstitutional tie one per cent. State tax levied to pay the floating debt, uuder which the levee bonds aro to bo provided for. Georgia sixes were offering two per cent. Jowar thau on tho pre? vious day, as a result, very probably, of tho alleged mismanagement of (he funds by tho Stat? authori? ties, as shown in the communication to tho State Legislature. Tho balance of tho list continued steady." Oil UBS AND STABS.-Tho following delin? quents will be arraigned before the Mayor this morning ot 9 o'clock : Adam Ray, colored, lodged for stealing cotton cn Ad ger's wharf. James rorouncau. colored, lodged for loiteiingin the market and refusing to leave when .told ?o do so. Benjamin Elliott, colored, lodged for larceny of 1 $1 60 from Samuol Hopkins in tho markst Samuel Hopkins, white, lodged for being drunk uud disorderly in tho markoi. John Thompson, white, aged iwoaty-lour j oars, appl.ed for lodgings. Shields Brown, colored, lodged for being drunk and disorderly at thc corner of Elliott aud Church Btrects. Henry Sprigtsoo, white, lodged for lying down drunk at thc corner of King atid Tra .id street?. Peter Gcddis, colored, lodgod for sleeping in the market. Fays he is bomo'cBB. John E. Bufferlor, white, app'ied for lodgings. Jim Brown, white, drunk and unable to take caro of himself in Queen-street. John Prout white, lodged for being drunk aud creating a disturbance in the yard of tho Colored Methodist Chut ch in Wentworth-street. THE OBPHAN ASYLUM OF THE SISTERS OF MEBCY.-We seo Ihot S'ster Xavier, of this institu? tion, is in Washington, pressing tho petition of the gool Sisters for an appropriation to aid them in re? building their asylum, which was destroyed during tho war. Their application is backed by Generals Sickles and Gilmore, Admiral Dahlgrcn and others, and will probably bo successful. Governor Scott has endorse! tho petition iu tho following letter: STAT? OF SOUTH CAHOLINA, i 1'xKcuTivt: DEPARTMENT, J COLUMBIA, January 20, 1869 ) 1 earnestly recommend to the kindly considera? tions and good offices of our terna! ors and represen? tativos in congress Sister Xavier, of tho religious or? der of Our Lady of Mercy, who visits Washington City with a view of procuring on appropriation from Congress for the rebuilding of her orphan asylum, which was destroyed during tho bombardment ol the city. I was personally oogn?zant, during my imprison? ment in Charleston, and subsequently wbilo 1 was stationed in that city, of the active si d unceasing benevolence of the Sisters ot Moroy; their oharitab'e sfflccs being freely dealt out to all who needed them, without xoferouce to c ass, condition or nationality; ind I knew oi many friends and acquaintances in the Federal Army who were the re. i pieu ts of their benefi? cent and kind, attentions. Many a sick and wounded Federal prisoner was indebted to thom for necessary aouri?limont and attention; and frequently their lyiug pillows were ?oothed and comforted by tho pious consolations of the ~taters of Meroy. I earnestly hope that they may succeed in their application to Congress, to enable them to rebuild their desolated edifice, so long sedulously devoted to the sh Uer anti education of the. orphans of Charles? ton, as a slight recognition of ibeir unselfish devo? tion to the alleviation of human suffering. ROBEHTK. SCO VT, . Governor of South Carolina. HOTEL A RH IV ALS, January 29 and SO. Pavilion H?tel-A K Miller, Savannah ; W A O'Cain, J A O'Cain, Orangeburg; lhos B Pohl, A H Prince, South Carol ina ;Wm1eppe, Jr., oityj JDKavanaugh, Columbia; C E Van Eden, Georgetown; J Cont, Covington, Ga; Frank V Negle, Gainesville, Fla; Wm Torrent, city; J W Denny. Columbia; Wm K Fas?, L'i.y; A W Rhea, Tennessee; P rj Dorzaph, city; Mrs B A James and two children, Thomas Campbell, Savannah; It O Eppes, New York; John A Fulton, Philadelphia; Wm J Ettcr, Columbia ; Dr F B i'arby, Lewlsvllle, S C; F W Wilkinson and wife, New York; T J Hutoon, M B Wood, Florida. Charleston Hotel.-Ci M Sadler, Benth Carolina; P Havis, Wiliamsburg; W J Sudley, New York; Jas H Ward, New Jersey; Miss Smith, Blohville; R M Simons, South Carolina;'thoa E Gregg, Columbia; T G White, lady, child and servant, South Carolina; A T Jennings, D Soraken, Augusta; F J Moses, Jr, Columbia; G Rodman, James Baikal an, New York; W B Shaw, Edwd Williams, F Belick, City; A W Bey ans, Louisiana ; Joseph W Roundtreo, Philadel? phia; S D Dickson, Savannuh; J B Eldridge ?nd wite, Connecticut; J E Gillingham and wife, Philadelphia ; O B Cheney, Maine; T 0 Correa, F Burton, New York; L Thomas, Massachusetts; I J Newby. Indiana; H Levy, etty; E S Albrocht, Baltimore; J Bryan, W P Nicholas, C K Richards, Nsw York; EB Smith, South Carolina; A Ancker, Philadelphia; C V Woodruff, New Orleans; E Green? field, L D Hickoff, T F Drew, New York; L Kohn, Virginia; W S Bisseil, Goo B BISBOII, Mrs J M Patti? son, Pennsylvania; 0 H Campbell, New York; R W Foster, Wisconsin; Ed Larkin, Havre da G.ace; T N Handy, C Cooper and lady, New York; Il P Adams and lady, South Carolina; Robert Hugglr-.son, Eng? land. BEPOBTEBS' CRUMBS.-The masquerade of th > Germania Bu od. comes off to-night a. the S a cu? t? erb und hall, King-street. Dr. Hicks presented last night the flist of a series of sermons to young men. Tho church was again crowded to suffocation. A colored boy, about niuo years old, died very suddenly in Philadelphia-street yesterday. He had bean sick only half an hour before. Mr. Thomas H. Mortimer, of this city, who re? cently received a patent for a life-boat detaching ap? paratus, has invented a plough for dredging pur? poses, which is said to be valuable. A goat in this city yesterday gave birth to four kids. It is said that the Zeitung, published la this city, will Boon pass into the hands of Professor H. D. Meier, its present editor. Templeton will repla?a the "Gilberts" in about two weeks. He has some excellent additions to his company. Mr. John 8. Byan will soon move to the store lat sly occupied by Mr. Ygleetas, where he did business up? ward of twenty years ago. The Charleston branch of the Freedmen's Savings Bank bas 1218 depositors, and deposits to the amount of $85.605 01. The hsn roost of Mr. T. E. Byan, Qaeen near Rut? ledge- street, was entend night before last and all his poultry carried ott There are a large number of prominent Republi? cana lu town. M'chool Burns, accused of bMng an acostsory to Ihe Jones murder, wa? not released on habana cor? pus on Batu day, as lt Was reported he would be. Messrs. Davit! Jennings A Co., we understand, ara soon to chango their business location te the Bank Df Charleston building. Ihe move con temp ated by Mr. John Hanckel ha? been made to 34 East Bay. Bishop P?rsico preached In St. Mary's yesterday morning; at the same time and hi the erenlng, Dr. O'connell, of Columbia, s. O.. preached at the Ohs pel. Queen-street, I he Rev. W. Carr, of the Sa'am Colored Baptist Church, Immersed fourteen females and six males, at tho fhot of Conn oil-street yesterday. There Were net many present, Messrs. Risley * Creighton have moved te Ac cammodatisn Wharf. HE CHARLESTON DAII JHI/?I.N1CHS NOTICKS. MR. GEO. D. CONNOR.-Tho business card o( this gentleman appears in another column. E. FRANK&Co.'s SUPERPHOSPHATE.-Mossrs. Pelzer, liodgers t- Co. are tho agents for this excel? lent manure -o CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, $1 per pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast coiner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree. -o PIANOS-A NEW SUPPLY.-Mosers. Zogbauin, Young k Co. have just received a largo aud fine as? sort ment of pianos, which they offer at greatly re? duced prices, varying from $350 to $600. -o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Ous? ters in bvory style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every day. -0 GOOD MULES.-Mr. Preston Wost, Quoen etrcot, corner o'Friond, has a fresh lot of mule' for salo that are worth an examination by those who need them. Thoy aro muscular and go)d working animal*. He always koeps stock ou hand, -o " HOOD'S SOVEREIGN BALM" has no equal for comme, colds, croups, asthma, kc. Try it and ho convinoed, and recommend it to others. For sale by Cowie k Moiso, Druggists, corner Mooting and Hasel 8treote. wi rac January 27 -o DRESS GOODS REDUCED IN PRICE.-Messrs. Sloll, Webb & Co. offer to-day a largo assortment of drees Roods at from twenty to thirty cents, which have heretofore sold at from thirty to fifty cents; they also offer omprcss cloths and French merinocs at and below cost, and calicoes at twelve and a half eenie a yard, bea des the usual varied stock. EV \NS-C U in IS.-On Wednesd y evening, tho 27th Jahn<ry, W. H. EVANS and FAX NIB A., oldest daughter of JAMES M. CWBTIS, all of this city. No Cards. * EVINS-CRESWELL.-On tho 12th n timo, by Rev. A. A. MOUSE. Captain WM. 1). EVINS*, of Lau? rens County, to Mian MARY W., daughter of Captain H. H. and Mrs. S. CRESWELL, of Abbevillo Couuty. ?funeral Notices. DEVEREUX.-Departed this lifo, on tho 31at Jan? uary, NICHOLAS DEVEREUX, in tho seventieth year ot his ago. ftiT Thc Friends and A ennuin taite cs of.] Mr. au 1 Mrs. NICHOLAS DEVEREUX and offlfefr sons, aro respectfully invited to attend thc Funeral Scrvicos of tho former, at St Pat:lek's Church, at Nine o'clock 1 HIS MOBNINU. * February 1 iTST Tli? K dative s. Friends and Ac? quaintances of Mr and MM. H. SCHAWTZ and Family, are requested to attend (ho Fnnoral Service of Mrs. H. SCHAWTZ, from her late residence, No. 9 Judith-street, opposite America-stroet, at 3 o'clock, P. M. TO-DAY. February 1 Special Notices. JOST A GREAT SUCCESS_"BRICK" POME ROY'S now Daily in New York city is ono of the greatest and most success-ful newspaper oatorprisos of tho country. His now weekly "Pomeroy's Demo? crat" is increasing in circulation a thousand copies per day. Send for sample copies to M. M. Pomeroy, Printing House Square, Now York city. February 1 1 S. MARUN (LATE GRUBER & MARTIN), will bepleased to sec his friends and cus? tomers at WM 8. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King Btreet between Wentworth and Beanfain. 43*ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE astabllshment of WM. 8. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King-street, between Wentworth and Beanfain, are ?f the FIRST QU ALI IY. They sell no goods but what san be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This is m established fact. ?S-WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING (rom tho Moyune Districts of China the choicest chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons, which are unrivalled for iheir strength and delicacy of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure aud un adul tended, and to pi ve general satisfaction. As we are i onsiantty in receipt of large cargoes of Teas, wo are enabled to offer to tho public the finest chops nt a pilco that many dealers offer Inferior Tea at. A trial and comparison will at once prove th o asser? tion, and it only remains for the public to judge for themselves. WM. S. CORWIN k CO., _,_No. 275 King-B?reet. D5TBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM ERIETE k CHAPMAN, corner King ami Radcliffe Streek, and get a better article for the same money than at any other establishment in tho city. November 14 _3moa MST THE CELEBRATED W. S. C. CLUB HOUSE OIN, pare, soft and unequalled-W. S. COR? WIN k CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high Dst standing acknowledge that Gin, in its pure str le, hos groat medical properties. Wo therefore place the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the publie with the {protest confidence, and more particularly to those who use it mcdi> inally, as au article that only ra 1 Hires to be known to he properly appreciated. dg~ $1 50 per bottle. $15 per case._ *W RECEIVER'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER? SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver of (he late firm cf DAWSON k BLACKMAN, hereby gives notice that all claims against sud firm must bo pre? sente 1 to him, an l all persons indebted mu?t make payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREYS, January 13 No. 27 Broad-street. J?O-THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE ADUL? TERATION of Liquors ls carried on in this coun? try makes it the duty of the purchaser to invoMi gate the merits of the article offered for sale. It is a well known fact that many of the Brandies, Wines, SEC., are manufactured from 'ii reach Extracts, Essen tiil Oils and Alcohol, which ia poisonous, thereby causing many injurious effects. The public is justly suspicious of nearly every? thing put up for sale under tho name of Liquors, and the trade has hcen brought into disrepute, and in order to insors to those who desire a Puro Article, it Ls only necessary for ns to say that wo Import Direct til Brandies, Wines and Gins, and warrant them per? ice ly pure as originally imported. All Bottled Liquors bearing the 1 abela of W. 8. CORWIN & CO., can berehed upon as being pure. jtSfPnrohasers should no'ice that the Paper pap over the cork is not broken. We pay for Bottles "thai bavo our laoola on. One Dollar per dosen, when rc I ur ced._ ,mar DO NOT TRIFLE WITH DANGER.-A single spark may kindle a flame (hat will consume a city, and small ai.'monts neglected, may end in fatal disorders. Bearing this fact in mind, let the first symptoms of debility or nervous prostration be met promptly with invigorating treatment. Foremost nmong the vegetable tonics of the ago stands HOS? TE ix ER'S STOMACH eiTTEKS, and whenever the ?Ital powers seem to languish, or there ts any rea? son to' Biinpect that the animal function? essential to the BUS tent hon and purification of the body are im? perfectly performed, this invaluable in vigoran t and anti septic should at once be resorted io. Indigestion always produces weasness. Someotimoa it happens, -and this is more frequently the casu ia Winter than at any other Mason,-that the appetite demands more food 'han the stomach oan digest ; though not mote, perhaps, than is required to keep np the full strength of the frame. The object, aider such cir - enmstanses, is to increase tl o digestiv* capacity of tho as? i ululating organ, so as to maka lt equal to tho ?uiy imposed upon it by the appetite, and capable of supplying the building material of the system ?s last a? it ls required. Tb!? object is fully accomplished by the UM of the Bitters. They lose and gently stimulate the cellular membrane whieh secretes the gastric Juice, and the result is that tbe solvent is mingled with the food in sufficient quantity to con fart all its nourishing particles into pure and whole tome element. If, o J tho other band, them ia A de? ficiency of appetite, without any corresponding deft eleney of digestivs power, the effect of the tonto ia to stimulate a desire for food. In nineteen oise? ont of twenty, headache, nausea, nervousness, fataUntf ito, spasm?, ?nd, indeed, most of tho oaeual aches and peine to which humanity ls subject., proceed primarily from Indigestion complicated with bilious? ness ; ?ad for both theso complaints HGSTKTIKR'rt bTOM AOH BITTERS are recommended ss a speedy and certain cure. cao ? January 30 ?Y NEWS, MONDAY M< Spr rial lotices. *m- NOTICE TO CONSIGNBES.-STEAM SHIP SARAGOSSA is THIS DAT discharging cargo st Yanderhoret's Wharf. All Goods remaining on wharf at sunset will be stored at risk and oxpense of Consignees, RAVBNKL A CO., February 1 2 Agents. mr ciiiuiqui iMAui?s.-WE ?AVE HAD the pleasure of examining a quantity of gold re? ceived by Dr. J. 0. AYER k CO., from Hondtras, in payment for tholr medioiuos, which are extensively sold throughout Central America. Among massive crosses, bracelets and chains, aro tho rude Images which have boon taken from the graves of th? Cblri qui Ch'efs-birds, turtles, serpents, bugs and rep? tiles done in solid gold. Tiiey carry us ba-k be? yond historic times, to periods and places whore barbarism reigned supremo. Thoy seem tn come hare now inmuto appeal from th ; winding .-?leets of tboir ancestors, to ask for tho Fimplo Indian-, in tho mountains, inodical protection from cultivated ck ill, against diseases which gather thom up in too early graves. Ignorant and unlettered as they ar?, they have learned pf tho white mm enough tt know where to apply for relief, aud what will bring lt. Our woll-known townsmen, above named, iufotm us that they reqrairo their remittances from loreign counliii'8 uow to bo made in silver and told. -.. dowell (Mass.) Sentinel. 1 Febru ry 1 ?sr STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL LETON COUMTY.-BENJAMIN STOKES, ADMIN? ISTRATOR, DE BONIS NON, OF ?EOKGE H. MUCEJ1?IFUS8, DECEASED, rs. THOMPSON MC7CEENFU?S AN? OTHERS, H Kl RM AT LAW Ol G. H. MU0K.KNFU8S, DEC CASE ?>, ABO DA? VID GAVIN AND 01HKRS, CREDITORS OF G. H. MUCKENFU8S, DECEASED.-SILL, TO MAKE Ri ALI T ASSrer?, FILED 1ST DECEMBER, 1888. It appearing to my satisfaction that THOMPSON MUCKEN FU Sr, oas of the defendants to the absva entitled Bill, ia absent fre?a a-d without the units of thia State, to wit: in the State or Fiorida, se that i rococo of tho Court cannot ba ssrved upsn hiss, on motion cf TRACY k MALONE, plaintiff's solici? tors: It is ?ritrei. That the said THOMPSON MUCK ENFUSS do plead, answer or demur to tho said Bill within lorty (10) days from tho first pu bl i cat on of this order, or a decree pro confess? Will be entered of ' rscord against him. A. C. SHAFFER, C. 0. P. Office sf tho Okrk of Court of Common Pleas, Wal tsrboro', 8. C., January 1, 1880. January G jan 6, fob 1, 05 ?sTCOUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, CllARLEsTON. JANOABY 18, 18C9.-Tho following named persons aro recognized as ASSISTANT AS? SESSORS, appointed undor tho act providing for the lAsscs-.raent ai d Taxation of Property, for the Coun? ty of Charleston, to wit: Fifth District, lying east of the Santce Canal and Cooper River (instead of cast of the Northeastern Railroad and tho Cooper River, os previously pub? lished), S. D. RUSSELL, aud-. Sixth District, lying west of the Santeo Canal and Cooper River, E. S. MI KELL. Seven'h District, comprising all of tbe Pariahes of St Andrew's and St. John's Colleton, 1HOS. A. RAY? NARD. A. J. RANSIER, A. 0. C. January 20 mr NOTIOE.-DURING MY A BSE NOE from tho State, Mr. J. ALFRED CAY will aot as my Attorney. HENRY DALY, January 29 3 No. 29 Hsyne-street. JC3-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TBE Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man? hood, with tho humauo view of trcatmont and cure, Bent by mall freo ol charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Mox P, Philadelphia, Pa. January 20 3mos ?1- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dyo; harmless, 'reliable, nstsntaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigo? rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists aud Perfumers; ard properly applied at Batchelor'a Wig Factory, No, Bon i I-F trent. Now York. lyr January 3 ito. _ HOES ! HOES! HOES ! H ARD WABE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION BX Brig; Agra anil Steamship Golden Horn, FROM LIVERPOOL. BRADES' CROWN HOES ELWELL'S HOES EL WELL'S SOCKET SPADES S i EEL CORN MILLN PADLOCKS IN SETS, WITH MASTER KEYS CARRON WARE,Ac With a general sssodmentof American Hardware and Ploughs, which I offer low for cash. C. P. POPPENHBIM, February 1 IMO* sicra on the Pavement. HODGE'S PERFECT PLOUGH. S. R. MARSHALL, SULK AGENT. ALSO, ON HAND A VARIETY OF OTHER PLOUGHS, HOES, ? AXES, SPADES ami PLANTATION TOOLS, At Wholesale and Retail. JNo. 310 King-* tr cot, Charleston 8. C., Sign of tho ?'Big Gun." January ll mtuthlmo HARDWARE HART SC 00-, CORNUR KIMO AND MARKET BTg" CHARLESTON, S. C., IMPORTER? AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware, CUTLERY, GUNS, ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IRON PLO JOH AND NAYLORS CAST STEEL. METALS. ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE. Consisting of POTS, OVENS, FPlDi RS and EXTRA LIDS CIRCULARS, CROSS OUT AND MILL SAWS MILL ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH PLOUGHS, AND A VASierr or t\aaivvisvva,s\\u IMPJUBIIKNTS. PLAIN, STAMPED AND JAPANNED TINWARE/ WOODEN WARE GLUE A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS, P. 8.-Descriptivo Catalogues re? bahai en ap? plication. * ftnwftnoe seo November 27 ARNING, FEBRUARY 1, Howie and Lot No. 18 Burns' Lane. BY WM. McKAY. TO-VORROW. 2d instant, at tho Old Postofflco, at ll o'clock, That desirable two-ai.d-a-h ilf story WOODEN DWIiLLTNG and two-story kitchen Lot measures twonty-flTO foot front by ono hundrod and nine foot doep. Teims-One-half cash; balance in one yonr, secur? ed as usual. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for papers aid stamps. February! Marble-Top Cottage Sets, ?"C. WM. McK/iY Will soll THIS DAY, at >o. 130 Meeting.street, at 10 o'clock, SOFAS, Lounges, Hair Mattresses, French Bed etoads. Book Caso, Buroaus, Ilair, Cano ond Wood seat Chairs, ono superior Piano. AMO, ON ACCOUNT OF JFOBMEB PURCHASES, One superior SLAVING MACHINE. ALSO, SUNDRY AR1ICLES to pay sioragi, tuc. Fohruaiy 1 Desirable Family Residence and Large Lot. WW, McKAY. Jiict?o?'eer, Will sell TO-MOft KOW. 2d Instant, at ll o'clock, at the Old Post?nico. Tho three-and-a-half story DWELLING, Brick Basement, known as No. 7 'lhoinaa-Mroot, contain? ing six square rooms, two attic?, two dressing rooms and pantry, two story kitchen ond necessary out? buildings. Lot measures on Thomas-atreot 77 feet G luches, back line Ul) loot, and ou south lino 173 feet. Terms-One-half cash ; balance in ono and two years, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay lor pa pera and stamps. February 1 Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad and Church streets. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, Will sell TO-MORROW, 2d instant, at tho O d Post office, Hroad-street, at ll o'clock. That DE-IRABL'O CORNER SIOUE, corner of Br.ad and Church streets. ALSO, Tho TWO ADJOINING STOKES on Broad-stroet, measuring on l.road-*rroet s xty-ono (01) ieot, moro or lees, and on Church thirty-eight (38) feet, more or less 'i he above property to bo sold together. Terms-One-third cash; talance in one and two years in equal aunual instalments, secured by bond and mortgage, with interest from day ot sale at seven percent, buildings to be insured and policy as Bijmed. PnrchOfCr to pay Auctioneor for papers and stampp. February 1 Horses, Mules, two Family Carriages, one Furniture Cart, one Spring Cart, and other Vehicles; also, Carpets, Mirrors, one Secre? tary, one Fine Roreibo^d Piano, Bedstead.", Bedding, Mohair Chairs, Washstands, Ward? robes, Tables, Desks, O?ice and Cooking Stoves, ?c.,at Auction. BY o. MCBRIDE SMITH. On WEDNESDAY, fha 3d instant, nt 10 o'clock, at his balesreem, No. 31 Broad-street, February I 3* Ex parte Wm. Shepherd, in re Joseph Purcell. Assignee's Sale of the "Purcell Farm," on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston-at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. Auctioneer. By virtue of a Decree in Bankruptcy in tho above case, will bo sold, on TUKSOAY, tho 16:h lust,, at ll o'clock, at the Cid Post?nico, AU that 11; A Cl' OF LAND, lyinc on the north tide of the public road leading from Charleston to Ashley River Ferry, containing seventy-five and a half (76>?) aereB, more or less, and also a -mah Tract of Lana on the northern boundary of the abovo tract and in? corporated with it as one tract; bounded north and east ou lauds now or late of-Howard, fouth on the Dorchester Road, wo-t on lands now or late of --- Beckman, and north ?vest on lanas now or late of Rev. P. O'Ne il; the place'said to contain phos? phates, and to he well Bett od. Terms-One-third cash; tho balance in one and two years, secured by a mortgage on thopioperty; purchajer to pay lor papors and ?tainps. E. W. MARSHALL. Assignee of Jos Purcell. February 1 rawsmsmtuB /crtilijcw. E. FRANK & COAS SUPERPHOSPHATE ! IJIBE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE SUPERIOR ANO S1'AK DAR, JJ FERTILIZEB. Thia PHOSPHATE has b:on largely used in this State, and has given general satisfaction, and is admitted by some of the most practical Plantera to be equal to Peruvian Guano. PRICE; SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, Cash or factors' acceptance, parable 15th November next, with bank rate of interest added. Pelzer, Rodgers Sc Co., AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, February 1_1 WORM DESTROYER AND FEBTILIZER. GOULD'S ALKALINE PHOSPHATE. mHIS ARTICLE, BESIDES BEING A FIRbT-CLASS J, Fertilizor, kills all worms and insects which destroy our Fruits, Vegetable?, &o. A limited amount offered for $39 a ton in ord> r to give dur planters a chance to try lt on the cotton Cat? rpi liar. Thia is far below its cost, and the amount offered ut that rate is limited. Apply at once. $30 a tem. 'j P. J. Es?NAUD, Commission .Merchant, Broad-street; January 20_ 9 . charlea.on. B. O. ALTA VELA PHOSPHAT*'. "T IS COMP03ED OF THE GUANO FROM ALTA VELA, I Combined with otho-* fertilizing material scientifical? ly treated, making a OOUPLKTE MANURE. Thu Company importing the Guano direct from the rich deposit:? of Birds at ALTA V: LA, is enabled to furnish, at a low price, a Fertilize)*not excel* led. For sale by H KN RY CORIA di CO., At Charleston, 8. G., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON, or the ALTA VELA OUANO COMPANY, No. 57 Broadway, New York. Janna! y 38_Imo WANDO FERTILIZER. THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of tho f South their Fertiliser, known aa the "WA.NDO FEB TI Li i5 lilt," which the experience of the past season has proved to be one of the most valuable in our market. It has for its base the materials from the Phosphate beds ot tho Company oh Asido.? River, and is prepared at their works at the BAST END OF HAS?L-ST BE ET ia this city. I? order to guarantee lia uniformity and maintain lia high standard, the Company has mode arrangements with tho distiu guhhsd Chemist, Dr. O. U. SHEPARD r., who carefully analyses all th* ammoniacal an.i other ma*, (erial purchased by the Cempany, and the prepared Fer ti Ussr, before being offered for ?ala. The Com? pany is resolved to tanka au article which will prov? to be a .'Complete Manure," and givo entire satis ftttten. For terms, circulars, amii othei information, apply feo WM. ? DUKES A 00., Agents, M*? 1 South Atiautio Wharf. Januavy A > M wt Saws 1869. JUriiiift Salts. S?HCHIITES SALK . By virtue of a writ of Fiori Facias, to me directed and delivered, will bo ?old THIS DAY. the tir?t of February, 1869, at the northeast corner of tho Courthouse, botween the hours of ll A. M. and 3 P. M.. All tho rb?ht, title and interest of tho dofondant in a TRACI OF I,AND, situate on Edisto Island, and known as "Cedar Hall," togothsr with the bi tidings and improvements thereon, said tract containing 400 aeree, more cr '.AB*. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Dr. James F. V? haley at the Bult ol Joseph Pursell, tor uso o! O. B. Northrop. ALSO, At tho tame time and place All the right, title and Intarost of thc defendant in all that LOT Or LAND, with improvements thoroon, nit un to in the Town of Mount Pleasant; Faid Lot bounded south on Pennctt-street, ea?t on lan B of Dalson, and wept on lands of TomliuBon. Levied on and to be sold as tho prop- rty of Wm. T. Pearoo at tho suits of H. H. bequest and C. Kopor. ALSO, At the s .me time and place All the right, title and iDteicst of "the defendant in all that TRACT OF LAND situate in 9t. Jobu's Berkeley, near Mount Holy btation. Northeastern Railroad, with tho buildings and improvements thereon; j-aid tract containing about 850 acros, moro or less, bounded north by lauds < f W. J. Hutson, south by lauds of B. A. Donnolly, east by lands ol Donnolly and Frcezo, and wost by lands of Louis Cannon. Levied on and to bo sold as tho proporly of Ed? ward R. Sime, at the ?uits of Kobari A. Willis, executor, and J. T. Crawiord. Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. I ebruary 1 ni-4 UN OK? UL: CR li, IC IN ECtUITT, J.anneau, etat, va. Bonnell, et al. On MONDAY, the 15th dav of February instant, at II o'clock, will bu sold, at tho Old Oust mimase, Alt that MESSUAUB AND LOT OF LAND ( it unto, lying and being on Concord-street, in thc City of Oharle-ton, S. C., measuring and containing in front on Concord-street ono hundred and ten (lit) feet, more er less, and in depth ono hundred and forty-five (145) feet, moro or less; butting and hound? ing to the west nnd north on lands of the Mw Yolk "/.cara Pucket Company, to tl o south on lands now or late of the estate of John F. Knox, and to t he east on Concord-s<root. formt-One-fourth cash; tho balai ce on a credit of ono, two, three, four and five years, secure I by bond or bonds of the purchaser, bearing inter' st from the ci ty of sala, payablo semi-annually, and a mortgago of the property. The buildings to be in? sured and thc policy assigned. E. W. M. MACK RY, t-her i ff Charleston County. February 1 m\vl7 V?V UER DECRUE IN KCtUIT'Y. A ah h ur st vs. Hicks. On 8AT TJRDAY, thc 6th day of February noxt, at ll o'clock, will be sold, at tho Old Customhouse, AU that I O i OF 1. AND, with the buildings there? on, situate on the cast sido of CorniUK-atroef, one door south of Goorge-street, being tho northern part of tho lot designated on the plat of St. Phillip's Church Lands by tho numbOt- 10, meut urina 26 leet 6 inches on Coming stroet, and 25 feet 6 inches on the east lino by 177 feet in depth on the south lino; bounding north on Lot No. 9 en said plat, cast ou Lot No. 8, couth on part of Lit No. lo, and west on Coming-street. 'I erms-One-half cash ; ba'ance in ono year from day of salo, secured by bond of the purchaser, and moitgage of the promises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY, * Sheriff Charleston County. January 20 fmw4sl Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSON LEE? Auctioneer. By virtue of an o.der to me directed by the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judgoof the UuPod otites tjtnirt for tho District of Souib Curo:iua, will be sold ut public outcry on lUEoOAY, the 16tb day of Feb? ruary next, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Custom? house, t ll that lOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with tho t\vo-sto:y Wooden Building and Outbuildings thereon, situate, lying and being on tho weat side of A ah Icy River, between Eeo and Cannon streets und known as No. 19; measuiincr and containing -n front on Ashley-sirct t sixh-seven feet six inches (67 6), on baek or wost line seventy-six feet (76), on the south and D?rth lines one hundred and sixty-five (16?) feet, be tho same moro or les?; butting and bounding to the north on lands of E C. Holland, lo the cast on Ashley-street, to tho south on lauds of Mark E. Cohen, aud to the west on lands now ?rlate of W. T. Sanders. ALSO, All that TOWN LOT Ht PARCEL OF LAN - , Mluated ou the north sido of Ca houn-strott, one door west of ??raith-stroot. Immediately upon Ben? nett's M ll Pond; measuring and containing in front on Cu houn-strcot (60) eixty feot, on buck or north liue (SO) oigoty feet six inches, on cast lino (166) ooo buudr d and fifty-six feet, and on west line (160) one hundred and sixty foct. be the samo mere or Ices; butt ncr and bounding to tho north and west on Bennett's Mill Pond, to the cast on lands now or late ot James Pvyas, end to the south on c alboun atrcct, as por plat on record in Plat Book "A," No. 1, in Mesne Conveyance Office for Char.cBton District letms-Ono half cash; balance in one year, recur? ed by ond of the purchaser and mortgage of tho premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as? signed. 1 uichaser tb pay assignee for all necessary leapers and stassps. J. B. lsih>ELL ABBiguee. Jami ?ry 29 fm w8t u l Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. The uudereioned will coll at public ou!cry. on the 16ih dav of FEBRUARY next, at ll o'clock A M., at the Old Customhouse, All that LOI, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two story Wooden Building thereon, situate, lying and being on the east side of Cpming-street, City ol Charleston, being the next lot to George street, measuring and containing in ti o nt on Coming street thirty-one (31) feet, and in depth ninety-five (95 f> et nine (9) inches, be the same more or less; butting and boundinu on the north on lands formerly of estate ot J ernes Sheppard, to the east on lands of -, to the couth on lands of--, and to tho west on Coming-street; ?aid lot being a part of the real estate of James hheppard, deeeaced, and Bold by his executers, under and by virtue ot bis lust will and testament. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com ing-streot. City of < bari, st n. and known os No. 48 (forty-eight), measuring and containing in front on Coming-street, thirty (30) feet more or ICBB, and in dopth ninet.i-nve i95) feet three (3) inches, more or less; buttirg and bounding to the north on lanae of -; to the south on lands ot .-. formerly of Mrs. Wind.-or; to the east on land now or late of John Bair, E6q., and to the weston Comng-street. All of wbioh will moro fully appear upon record in tte Mc sue Office, Book it, No 14, page 303. ALSO, All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL CF LAND, bsiog situate, lying and being on the east side of Coming-street, in the City of Charleston, neasurlng and contuining in front on Coming BU*S> t thirty-two (32) feet six (6) inchon, be the same more or less, and in depth ninety-five (fc>5) feet six (6) luches, be lin? farne more or less; batting and bounding north on lands of estate of Ja nea Mieppaid, to the easton lands of-, to the south on lands lute of estate ot James JSbeppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and lo the west on Coming-street; raid lot being a part of tho real esiato ot Jamos sheppard, deceased, and sold under and by virtue of his last will and testament by his executors. ALSO, All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two ?tory wooden building ami tho out? buildings thereon, being situate and lying ? n tho north side of Buli-etreot, in Die City of Charleston, and known as No. 28, measuring and containirg iu front on Bull-street, thirty-one (3D feet, more or less, and In depth from north to south, one hundred and forty-oe o (141) feet, more or less; butting and bounding north eu lauds of Pc er Basel, to tue east on ianda of G. I'. Whitman, to the south en Buil f treat, and to the west on lands of T. A. Wilbur. Terms-One-third'cash; balance lu one and two years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort? gage of the premises; building* to be insure 1 and policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all noces tary papoi s and stamps. W. E. MIK ELL. Assignee of Gabriel Davis. Jami ?ry 91 thm8 tul Real Estate. BY GI. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Broixd-strect, Sontli aide, ??car ?ta.tc?stre*tr At Private Pale FI RS I CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Bice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive a>id Valuable Msnm%ctorles, Mill Site? and Delightful mummer Residences in various parts of the South. ALSO, HOUSES AND BUILDING LOT8 of all ?iset, prices and descriptions in every part of the etty January 08_ ntwiamo BY J. FRASER ? AT H EWEN. rt esl Kstnto Ascent. Ho. ?. H^SUS-**---.. For sale and Lease PdOSPHATK LAND9 of a superior quality, ox deep water navigation and healthy locations all th? year. it <OE and COTTON PLANTATIONS awl FABMS lr all parts of tbe btate. . . uITY PROPERTY of every description. November 1_S trio*. JO0t?, Ss)0f5, ?t(Y GAITERS ANO BALMORALS, .?USP ULlklVKD BY ITBAMBU CHARLESTON. ??? CASK* ?IM? L?HS*' ?LO IH XLASTI J W 1 GAH BBS. wuioh we will sell from ll 16 lo 1 60, best, worth ?2. . ,_?."^ Also, an<es lo* of ? edies Moroco* BALMORALS from ?1 np. An assortment of Misses and BOY'S SHOES, wetest wo can sell a? the aaaoe proportion, namely, vsax ow***. ?. tv Entra?e-, as snore convenient, corner King and Calhoun, oe tn CsOhewstgee?. ^^^^^ ! Januir/18 mwUO BDBCHGOTX BROS. Jlndion Sale*. Valuable Plantations at Auction-DeSaus sure, Administrator, vs. Campsen, Assignee, et al. W. B. RYAN, Auctioneer. No. 7** Br?tf??l-titroct. next Wen? of tfreed mea'i ilaTlns's Bank. By virtno cf an order of sale, to mo directod by tbo Hon. Ucorge S. Bryan, Judge ol tho United "-latea Court, I will off r for sale, at public auction, on TO MORROW, the 2d of February, at ll o'clock A. M., at tho Old Posto'nco, foot of Broad-Btreot, Charleston, 8. C , 1. All that PLANTATION, calhd "Sportman'? Re? treat," f-ituate in the Parish of St. Jobn'n Berkeley, Cbarleslon County, lylo? on both sidos of tho Public Road leading from strawberry Forry tn Bipgon Church, ind measuring and containing 1130 aoros, moro or lesa, as per plat rf Henry Ravenc', Esq , Survoj or, dalod April, 1820, annexed to tho deed of conveyance fr om Jumes W. O'ay, Esq., Master in Equity, to Goucral Jamos Gadsden. 2. AU that PLAN 1 AITON, called "Umbria," el u? ate on thc western branch of Cooper River, in tho Parish ol St. John's Bcrkoh y. t harleaton Couniy, containing 1001 acres, more or hss, inclusive of about fifty-five aero* first-class, and f >r y-six acres socond-iTaB* rico landa; butting and bouudiog to tho uor?h ou lauds now or lato of tho estate < f Solo? ra on Clark, deceased, Bouth on lards of Honry M. Holmes, and weet on tho western bran-h ofCoop?r River. 3. All (hat PLANTATION colled "Willow Grove," situate on the cast side of the western blanch of Cooper River, in the Parish of st. John'8 Borkeley, < harleston County, containing 085 60-100 acres, moro or less, according to plat ef R. Q. Pincknoy, i-urvoyor; buttin?: and bounding north on lands of estate of General Jamen Gadsden, east on lands uow or late of Henry M. Holmes, Routh on lauds now or late of the eslate of Francis Cordes, and to the west on Cooper River. Term?-One-third cosh ; balance in ono and two yoira, with interest from day of salo, Recured by bond of tho purchaser ard mortRngo of tho promises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. JOHN CAMPSEN, February 1 tumtuS Assignee. Jacob Barrett vs. A ssignee of Joseph Purcell, et al-Under Decree, United Stales Circuit Court, ISRAEL OTTOLENG Ul. Auctioneer. Tho undersigned will sell, on TO-MORROW, 2d of February, at ll o'clock-A. M., at tho Old Post office, under decree ot Hon. Gooran 8- Bryan, United states Judge for District of South Carolina, All that LOT OF LAND, with tho Brick Buildings thereon (including on the frcnt those occupied by E. Luffite A Co. and H. H. DcLeon), situated on the nor; b side of Broad-street, City ot Charlo*ion, woU known as the Law Runge, measuring an 1 contain? ing and butting ano bounding to tho > oath ou Broad street forty-nine (49) feet eleven and a half (ll>?) inches, on tho east lino, from south to north two hundred and four (204) feet eight (8) inches, on the west Uno, tr. ni south to north, on' huudrod and forty-four (144) feet nine (9) indies, then to tho west foveutceu (17) feet, and thence northwardly to the brick wall flfty-flvo (55) feet seven (7) inoho*, and to the north t-ixly-?ve (05) feet, b* tho said dimensions a little moro or lom. Teims-One-third (H) caRh; balance on a credit of one (1) and two (2) yoai B, with interest tromdayof sale, pin able annually, secured by bond of tho pur? chaser and mortage of the premisos. Premises to be insured and i olioy assignod. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. EDWARD W. MARSHALL, WILLIAM K. MIK;1 LL. Februiryl_thtuTfob 1 2_ Fordham's Pall and Barroom, No. 178 Meet? ing-street. W. Y. LEITCH & K. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold on TO-MORIiOW, 2d of Fobruary, at the Hld Postoffice at ll o'c'ock, That destrabo two ?tory BRICE BUILDING, known aa Fordham'.* Hall and Bat room, No. lld Meeting-street; good brick kitchen attached. Fix? tures not to be sold. Measures 3d ioet froi.t by 131 in depth. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with interest. > ecurod by bond and mortgage, property to be insured and pohVy assigned. Pur? chaser to pay us ior papers and stamps. February 1 For Account and at Risk aud Expense of former Purchaser, he having failed to com? ply with terms of sale. W. Y. LEITCH & ?. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold at the Old Post office, at ll o'clock, on TUEsDAY, 9th February, That desirable BUILDING situate 1 at tho corner of Henrietta and Elizibetk streets, formerly occu? pied as a grocery. On the premises are a good well of water, spacious sheds, and all necessary outbuild? ings. Lot measures 88 feet on Ellzabetu-street by 38 feet in depth, more er less. Terms-Half cash; b ilanoo payable in one and two years, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage of the property; buildings to bo insured and policy os*taned. Purchaser to pay us fer papers and stamps. February 1 m2 tul Assignee's Sale. W. Y. LEITCH & k S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Tho nndorsicnrd will Bell at public outcry on THURSDAY, the 18th February next, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Customhouse, All that LOT PI I- CE OR PARCEL OF LAND with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and being on the weat side of King-street in the City of Charles? ton, just south of tue bond in that street; butting and bounding to the north on lot formerly ol John S. Bird and now of John Siegling, and measuring thereon one hundred and six (106) -feet more or hm, to tho east ou King-street and measuring thereon twenty-seven (27) leet, to the south on lot of Wi ham J. Jacobi one hundred and two (102) feet six (0) in? ches, sud to the weet on lands of John siegling and measuring twelve (12) feet, be the same measure? ments more or less; and having such shaps and form ks is delineated in a plat of Charles Parker, dated in March, 1851. and attached to the deed of conveyance from John S. Bird to William Laval, bearing date the 18th day of February, A. D. 1861, subject, however, as to that portion thereof designat? ed in Bald plat as the passageway, and co ored yel? low, to a right of way in and over the same, that is to say: and it is hereby so declared reserved and graute ', that the said piece or parcel of land in said p at shall forever hereafter be and remain open aa such for the common use of the said lot hero n con? veyed, and the lot bounding it to the north and all tho lawful owners and occupants ot the said two lots. ALSO, All that PTECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being oe the north sh e of Queon street, lu the City of Charleston; bounded ou the south by Queen-street, on the east partly by landa of Ber j imin Eifa, partly by lands of the Protestant E> iscopal Church of St. Pi, ip p's, on tho north by lands of tbe Protestant Congregation Church, known as the "Circular ( burch," and on the west by lands of John Gordon ; measuring and containing tn front on Queen-street twenty-seven (27)feot, on the back or north line thirty-two (32i feet six (6) inches, and in depth two hundred and twenty-three (2i3) leet. The anuve dose, ibed Lot of Laud having been conveyed by John Deehan, to Preston West, and bearing date 20th December, A. D 1861, and rocoidt-d in the office ol the Register of Meroe Conveyauoe, iu Book O, No. 12, pp. 509 and 610. ALSO. A-l that PIRCE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being on the north side ot Queen street, City of Charleston, and adjoining the one tm medhitely a<-ove described, and purchased by John Deighan of Jae >b brook; measuring and con? tamine on the north and south hues, from east to west thirty-one (31) feet, and east and west Unes, from north to south, seventy-eLht. (78/ feet; hotting and bounding north on lands of the Protestant Con? gregational church, ki own as the "Circular I church," south on lands of Jacob Brock, of which the 1 it was once a i art, east by the lot immediately above described, and west by lands of-. ALSO, All that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying ai d being on the west side of Wall-street, Oily O? charleston, and known as No. 19, measuring and containing in front on Wall-street, from north to south, tul ty-th ee (89) feet, and in depth, from east to west, one hundred and three LOT) feet, be the same measurement more or less; batting and bounding to the n rta cn leads now or once or Henry Spatniok ; .south on landa now or once of the estate of Peter Laurene; to the east on Wall-street, and west oa landa of -. AU of whioh will more fudv appear upon record in Mesne Conveyance Oftoe, book X, 14, No. 4. page 18. Terms-one-third (!*) oath; balance in one and two years, secured by hood of pur? baser and mort? gage of the premises; hui, ding? to be insured and policy "ssigned. Purchaser to pay Aseigaee for aU necessary stamps Mid papers. _, ?f W. B. MIK ELL. January 21 thta8wth2 Acahrnee Gabriel Davis. j^KKTOG^STKiaaT P&SAOR?, THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS BOW FURNISHING TUB IMPROVED MCCARTHY QOTTQX a II:, STEAM; ENGINES ABD BOILERS, of various shsoa on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL ABD HORIZONTAL CORM MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS ABD PANS, of all sisea BOBBE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 te ld feet tn diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRK3SBS for Hand. power, Saw and Bise Mille MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions made to order , - ? Particular atteutlon paid to HOUsE FRONTS AND CASTINGS BOB BUILD. INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS, SASH WBiOfTTS, <CC., Se, WILLUli 6. HEME REY, MA C H IN Ih 1 AND POUNDER N0.814MBBTX?CI-STBBJ?. CHABIJRSTON, S. 0. . August 3 mw?