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THE DAILY NEW?.
49- LARQEbT CIROULATION.-THE DAILY
HEWS BEING THE NEWi>PAPEB OFFICIALLY
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CULATION IN THE CiTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTEUS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFICB AT THE END Ol
SACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS?
IONS OF TUE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW.
THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri?
bers in the city at six DOLLARS a year in advance, or
at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payab'e to tho carriers.
LOCAL MAT?????s.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
HOLMES & MACBETH will soil at half-past 10
o'clock, at the corner of Ea^t Bay and Boyco's South
wharf, window tallies, iron safe, ic.; aud at ll
o'clock, at tho old Postoffice, building lot in Queen
a ti set.
G. MCBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 o'clock, athis
sa rerooui, Brood-stroot, buses, mules, furniture.
Ac.
MILKS DRAKE will soil at 10 o'o'ock, at his store,
eorner King and Liberty streets, boots, shoos and
ba's.
WILLIAM MCKAY will coll at IO o'clock, in his sales?
room, Meeting-street, i urn i l uro, blankets, Ac.
MEETINGS THIS DA Y.
Marion Firo Company, at 7 P. M.
Eagle Fire Company, at 7 P. M.
Marion Ledge, at 7 P. M.
fctrict Observance Lodge, at 7 P. M.
German Rifle Club, ats P. M.
THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM?
MERCIAL CIRCULAR will bo ready for dolivery at our
counting room at sine o'clock lid? mOrniag. Single
copies five cents. Orticr* for ten copies and over
will be filed at the rate of two and a half cents per
copy.
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Bishop P?r?
sico will preach in this church on noxt Sunday
evening, on tho "Doctrines of tbe Church." It Will
be recollected that tho Bishop was to have preached
thorn last Purni iv, but he yielded in order that all
who desired m'ght go and hear tho Rev. Dr. O'Con?
nell, of Columbia.
A CHARLESTON MECHANIC ABROAD.-In an
advertisement of a rico mill, which appears in a
French paper, published in New Orleans, it ls statoJ
by way of recommoudaticn, that it was built under
tho supervision of Mr. P. McKinlay, who bad been
engaged in the construction of similar mills in South
Carolina, for thirty years.
SENTENCES COMMUTED.-Governor Scott has
commuted tho punishment of Cain Cash and Aleck
Behn, who woro Convicted, at tho recent term of tho
Sumter County Court, of burglary, and sentenced to
to be hung on thc 30th of April noxt-Cala Cash to
two years, and Aleck Behn to one year's imprison?
ment at, hard labor, in the State Penitentiary.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.-Officer Reed,
at six o'clock yesterday morning, visited a Washing?
ton-street e'en, and rccoverod th? ref rom, ORO Brus?
sels carpel, ono Burgic.il ustrumont and caso, two
worsttd mats, two shirts, thrco chiua ornamon's,
and several feather pillows aud pillow eases. Tho
owners can identify them at thc detective office and
get them back.
PERSONAL.-Messrs. J. M. Franois, of tho
Troy Times, ant Luther Caldwell, of the 1 lin ira Ad?
vertiser, reached this city yesterday, and ar.' stopping
at the Pavilion Hotel. ? he sc gentlemen, with their
wives, are on au excurpiou through the South, and
their principal object is to BOO for thenise'ves the
true condition of thc conntry and to hold free con?
verse with tho jrcoplo.
PAIAPSCO GUANO.-The schooner Shiloh,
from Baltimore which arrived a day or two ago. <
brought three bunch-od tons Pat meco Guano, a val- (
uablo fertilizer, walch is bcln? offered for the first j
timo in this market by Messrs. Courtenay A Tren- ,
holm, Union Wharves, who ure forwarding hoavv ]
lots of it to various points in South Carolina, Geor- ?
gla and Alabama. It is spo'-cn of in high terms by
all who havo had au opportunity to UPO it
REAL ESTATE SALES. - Messrs. Leitch <fc
Bruns, so'd at auction yesterday, tho hotel in the
Town of Walterboro', known as the Voglor House,
two-and-a-half stories, containiug forty rooms, on two
acres of ground, for s 1300. ft cost before the war
$15,000. Also, F. H. -Clovor's interest iu the real
estate of his father. Dr. J.E. Clover, in Colleton
District, consisting of the Cricket Faotory, Ac, and
nine tracts of land, containing about 40?0 acres, for
$1012. One-third cash, balance in one and two
years.
THE YACHT ATALANTA-A TRIAL OF SPEED. 1
The new yacht At al mts, a mil description of which
has already appear, d u l un NEWS, went on - a plea- 1
sure sail around tho harbor yesterday with a few
guoats. The weather was uupropi ious, but never?
theless she mido her way over tho swollen tide in 1
beautiful style. On t er way borne she encounter d 1
.the Pride, and thev had a trial of spoed, tho Pride
coming into the d:>ek about a quarter of a mlle 1
ahead. It may eot b< proper to make t.iis a critc- '
rion of what tho Atalanta can do, and there is no '
doubt that tho rival : achts will try their epeod again '
before long. 1
SOUTHEBN STOCKS.-In tho Now York Her- \
aid's money repon for Monday, we And the follow- '
MIR: .?Southern securities were inactivo but firm. ?
Prices closed for tho list as follows: Tonneps?o s'xc, >
ex coupon, 67j?a08; Tcnucssoo nixes, new, 67&u67J? ; 1
Virginia sixes, <x coupon, 68aC8>?; Virginia sixes,
new, 62a03; Virginia ilxc-s, registered, 60???59J?/;
Georgia sixes 81u85; Georgia sevens 92??n93; North
Carolina eixen, ex coupon, 03a63)?j North Carolina
sixes, now, 61 >?aC2; Louisiana sises 72a7* ; Louisiana
levee sixes 69i69T?; Louisiana levee eights 83>?u86;
Alabama eights 92 9JM; Alabama fives ?5*67; South
Carolina sixes 72a73; South Carolina sixo^, new, 70a
71;City of Memobis G9>?a53; Mobile and Ohio ster?
ling 61aC2; Mobile and Ohio interests 50&52 "
YYnicn is WHICH?-Wo havo received a note
daled Columbia, 8. C., IV.unary 3, 1869, and signed
J. H. Rainer, senator from Georgetown, in whloti
the writer denies tho authorship of a note purport! eg
to have boen writte.i by "J. H. Rainey, senator from
Georgetown," donyin t the piesence of that senator
at an intorview wi;h the officers of the staff of
General Grant. Ho says lurtnor, "I did have the
bor or of hoing present on tho o cisi?n referred to "
We ourselves know nothing of the handwriting
of the "J. H. Kainoy, senator from Georgetown,"
and have no means of kuowln^ which is tho real
Simon pure. Boih tho mythical and the loal
Rainey ought now to bo satisfied. O e Rainev,
whether my hio il or real we know not, has said that
he was not proient at the interview. Tho other
Rainey, whether real or mythical we know not, has
said that he way prosent al the interview. We our?
selves frankly confess that we do not know one from
the other, or the other from walch.
HOTEL ABBTTALS, FBSEUABY 4.- Pavilion
Hotel.-A Loryoa, Branehville; Rt Eleaton, S Dib?
ble, Orangeburg; L 8 rt.* Swain, lt 0; Alex Hall, New
York; fl K Mil alt. Boanfort; W H Bryan, Mrs R C
Robinson, L Caldwell aod wife, Elmira, N Y; J M
Francis, wife and daughter, Troy; R ?omstock, New
York; G O Ho re, Joh a A Gibbon, B F Preit.J M
William, DJ William, Florida: E P Lucas, A J Pierce
Darlington; Jas O S' >xtor. Adams' Run; H. L Potter'
Dedbam Mass; HW Draper, Conies ville; A B El?
liott, S C.
Charleston Hotel.-B Huntington, Rochester, N Y;
A B Hsnagan, M mo i ; Captain J H Flak, Mew York;
Wm E Rodlfy, Augusta; J A Duncan, . C; BB Stone.
U 8 N; B 8 Craft. Highland, N Y; 0? Richards, Flor
ida; H Graham and wlfo. New York; J A Tacker, W
A Tucker. Boston-, S E MeUet, Couth Carolina; 4
Alston, B Batter wart. Now York; A Cat?. Baltimore;
BF English, St. Holona; C O Poler?, A N Wart,
Kew York; N Young and lady, New Jersey; J Meakin
OF Wi linois, C Havilaud John Fox, New York;
J H Pawioy, Florence; O M Sailer, 8 utb CA:olin? ;
E Hello, Florence; D P Holland, 0 Orff, E Jone*,
Savannah; H G Williams, Havana; T G A'exandar,
San irsnoi.cn; J w Williams, P B H Dudley, O J
little, J J Rain, ft F Harvard, D W Tugaraoll, Flori,
da; Bight Bev Dr Connelly, Halifax; Win Quinn, New
York; C D Owes*, Flor li a.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS,-Tue Rt. Rev. Dr.
Connelly, the Archbishop of Bsl'fax, and the Rev.
Father Quinn, Pastor of tin Twouty-oighih-streot
Church, New York, reached this city yostorday, and
stopped at tho Charleston Hete!. Thoy leave this
morning for Richmond.
GEBMAN BIPLR CLUB.-The attention of tlio
members of this club is specially eallod to tho ad?
vertisement of a mooting in this morning's paper.
Business of special importance will bo transacted in
regard to (he approaching Sch?tzenfest, and certain
bait a thousand orango trees.
CLUBS AND STABS.-The following c ises were
disposed of at the Mayor's Court yesterday:
Joshua Higgins, colored, disorderly conduct in
Laurcns-srroet; disoharped.
Newfoundland ?log, white attd black, taken up
going at large in Smith street. Owner ordered to
pay $2 for license and $5 penalty, or tke dog to be
killed.
Wm. Pawson, white, drunk and unable to take
caro of himsolf in Iilliot'-strect; fined ?6.
Honry Robertson, locked up for safe keeping by
his m nt her; discharged.
Augustus Milos, colored, drunk and drawing a re?
volver on Robccca Green, colored, No. Vt Watcr
slroet; fined $30, and pistol forfeited.
Th os. Parker, white, drunk and disorderly in
Tradd-street; fined $3.
Black and tan terrier do,: found in Ma'ket-slreet;
owner ordered to pay $2 for license and f 5 penalty
or the dog tobe killed.
Three Irishmen wore orrosted on King-street, yes?
terday, for disorderly conduct. Tour hundred dol?
lars was found in their possession.
REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-City stock was hold at
C2 yesterday, and South Carolina Railroad stock
brought 48.
Sonio of tho now disciples o? Thoinis kept clear of
tho courthouse yesterday ; tho frar of a debut no
c'oubt restrained thom.
Thc snap-gun is still doing damage to window
panes.
The woathor underwent a cocl change yesto: day,
and overcoats wore very comfortable.
Witnesses summoned to appear at tho present
couit should attend punctually, or they will bo at?
tached for contempt, aa wai the caso with throe gen?
tlemen yesterday.
'1 here was a fashionable colored wedding last night
at ono of the (burches; thi re wer?, thirteon brides?
maids in attendance.
Tho motion to roleaso James J. Reevo?. chnrged
with tho murder ot Jones, will bo renewi d to-day.
The case of James F. Walsh, charged with murdor,
will bo called up on "Wednesday.
A number of robbers and fowl thieves arc still
loose in thc community.
Tho old dodge of stealing the door koya from icsi
dem es ia being revived.
TUE HOT SUPPER.-There was another large
attendance a', thc supper last evening. The charm
lng ladies, thc soft and delightful music, could but
make thc entertainment cf the mo-t agreeable cha
rnetor. Tho inclemency ol* tho weather had a dis?
couraging cff' ct upon the prospects of thc festival,
but it is hoped it will bo counteracted by a full lunc?
her of visitors this evening, which all will rocollect is
the last night of thc entertainment.
Thc following is a list of articles i aili id last eve?
ning at tho Hot Supper: Ono embroidered handker?
chief, won by T. A. Beamish; elWercard r"< elver,
Captain Chase; case 1-renell sugarplums, Thoa. S
O'Brien; fruit cake, P. L. Buffy; twe handsome
paintings, H. Rbeal; silver egg stand, J. J.Grace;
toilot set, James Cosgrove; shel' ross, Miss Julia 1
Sullivan; iruit cake, Mrs. E. F. Bshachte; large fruit
cake, James Pout; haudEOme cushion, John
Dougherty; embroidered chair, E. F. hwoegan;
handsome doll, A. Kenny; larine was doll and pair of
Bhocs, T. h. O'Brien; oiib quilt, J. F. Maher; em?
broidered cushion, Lr. J. Cosgrove; infant's dress,
Mrs. M Drake; tidy, Mrs. M. Quackenbush; glove
box, Mrs U. B. Haines; toilet trunk. Miss A. Kenny;
handsome quilt, Mrs. A. Devereux; baby tro<Eoau,
P. Buchhoit, Jr.; portrait of Bishop P?rsico,
Dr. J. Cosgrove; Quaker doll, Miss Fannie Ryan;
Twenty prizes preserves and fruits, won by J G.
Drain, J. W. Sawner, C. P. Ai mar, T. A. Beamish,
Mm. W". Byrne, Mrs. H. 8. Hall, J. B. Lafitte, Mrs.
I. Nolan, Mrs. H S. Ball, Miss Minnie Ryan, De Bel
aigoe, Mrs H. S. Hall, J. Commins, Mrs. H. S. Hall,
Mrs. J. B. Lafitte, thomas Murphy, J. Michel, Mrs.
LI. F. Baker, A. McLoy, J. B. Lafitte; powder box,'
Miss Louisa Buchheit.
THE STATE COURT_Hon. R. B. Carpenter j
opened the court at ten o'clock. Abraham Grant,
oolored, arraigned lor grand larceny, and defended
by H. W. Schroder, Esq., at the request of the Judge,
iras found guilty of potty larceny. WU .lain Arm?
strong and Robert Johnson, colored, arraigned for
burglary, were defended by John J. Husk*, Esq ;
Armstrong was found not guilty, and nul pros, was
entered in the case of Johnson; Armstrong was re?
manded under other charges Samuel Washington,
colored, arraigned on the charge ot assault with in?
tent to kill, waR found guilty. Writs were issued
against A L. Tobias, Heurv Harkins and Wil lam
H. Mauldiu, for contempt of court in not appearing
is witnesses; Mauldiu iras fined $3 and costs;
Tobias discharged; no appearance for Harkins.
Tho gran! jury found tibe bills in tho followl: g
oases: Ellas Poicey, colored. Maxwell Fields, John
Oliver, John Robinson, Elias Webb, Nat McLaln,
colored, Primus Vine, colored. Wm. Turner, color?
ed, James Johnson, colored, Bill Armstrong, color?
ed, larceny. John Heyward, colored, Uriah Wrlpht,
oolored, burglary and larceny. John Symons, col?
ored, Isaac Jorvoy, oolored, larceny. Toney Wash?
ington, colored, assault and battery. James Lcriag,
iliac Indian Jim, murder. Tn the cato of James J.
Beeves, white, indicted for tho murJcr cf Ben
Jones, colorod, in c alhouu-street, tho grand jury
found no bill. A motion for bis discharge was re?
fus d by the Judge until the Stats can bring u;? the
natter to-day.
THE UNITED STATER COURT, FEBRUAR? 8.
Ibo Hon, G orge S. Bryan oponed the court at ll
?'clock. R gis*rar carpenter made a favorable report
m the poUtion of E. W. Marsball.asiigneeof the bank?
nipt estate o: Joseph Purcell, and tho same was con
inned as tho decree of the court. All tho documents
arosonted in the case of Mowry k Co. a^ain^t tv. L.
Leggett, were ordered lo be retained by the clerk of
tbe court, to be used at a future trial. Tho petitions
>f F. Livingston, Daniel Livingston. D. G. Robin
non, N. W. Hall y, and H. F. Balley, for final dischar?
ges iu bankruptcy, were referred to the Registrar,
md final bearing ordered Tor the 4th o' March. The
Beg strar mode a report on tho petitions of T.K.
Mannerly, H. Livingston, J R. Millhouse, and Case &
Bull, in the m tttcr of H. H. Boinett to establish lie*
ind a tali of effect* was ordered. The petitions ot
L?rick and Gat OP, executor of Joseph Gates in the
ia ittor of M. P. Way, also o? D. Riley and H.
Livingston, vere referred to J. C. Carpenter, Regis?
trar. Charles H. Moise received his final discharge
In bankruptcy. Final hearing in (he eise of Albert
a. Sbumaker w:s deferred until the 6th ot MA ch.
Ibo report of the Be?isir&r, on the pei it ions cf E.
Umiker and D. F. Young, to establish liens, were
confirmed and ?ale ordered. The pe*Kiona ot John
B, Lease k Hon, H Smoak, James 8. Thompson,
Charles M. Patrick, O. G, Stephens and Pohl k
Moyo s, for voluntary bankruptcy, previously re?
ferred to the Hon. R, B. Carpenter, late Beglstrar,
were, b. order of the Judge, transfered to J. C. Car
pouter, Registrar.
-HU?HSICK?!* iNOl'IUWti.
CHOICE GREEN AIT? BLACK TB&S, $1 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Good* delivered free.
-o-?
Ti AD?ES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys?
ters in every style. Mince pies, fr*sh daily. Hot oof
feo and chocolate at all hours. Ice crease every
day.
" HOOD'S SOVEREIGN BALM" has no equal for
coughs, colds, croups, asthma, kc. Try lt and be
oonv road, and recommend it to others. For sala by
Lowie k Moise, Druggists, corner Meeting and Hasel
streets. wfmO iJanuary 27
-0
INTERNAL BEVENUE STAMPS
Of all Denominar! ma.
Ala*.
PROPRIETARY STAMPS,
kept en hand and for sala by
HUGER 4 RAVENEL,
Brollar? Md Insurance Agents,
Mo. 09 Bast Bay, corner Bxebaage-ttreet.
December ll ? ftafcM*
THE CHARLESTON DAI
MULES.-Mr. Arnold, at No. 219 Meeting
stroot, has just received another lot ot prime young
broke mules. As this is to be tbo last lot of this
season, planters should call tarly. Soo advertisement.
BEAK GRASS ?HAMS.-Thoeo fino hams, said
by epicures to bo equal to the celebrated Puffleld
bams, aro fast coming into genora' uso In this sec?
tion of the country. Mr. J. N. Hobson advertises to?
day twenty-?vo tierces of this years' curing, of small
sizo, and recommended in every io peet.
VELOCIPEDE HATS.-Thia is a nobby affair,
just introduced by Stool?, the loader of bat fusbious,
at No. 813 King-street, sign of tbo b g bat He also
has a very Baperlor Alpine hat, such as wc havo soon
nowhere else. Ills ex Ira Une silks, which he soils
for fivo dollars, are g*ms.
February ? 13
/ancrai ?fotiax
McGEE.-Died, on February 4, 1369, P. WARREN
MCGEE, ngrd 28 years, 7 months and 16 days.
. 49> Ills Relatives, friends andi Ac?
quaintances, and those of Mr. and Mrs. HALI. T.
MCGEK, also, tho m<>mborsof tho Palmetto Guard
Charitable Association, a>o respectfully invited lo
attend bis Tuncial 8eivico9, Tuts AFTERNOON, at
Four o'clock, at the Second Presbyterian Church.
February 5
ferial notices.
DO-NOTKJE_THE ASSESSORS FOB WAD
M ALAW, John's, Seabrook's and Kiawah Islands
Rive uotice that they will attoud as below stated for
making assess,nents on all Personal Propotty and
Beal Estate, liable to taxation on Biid Islands, ac
according to tho rules and regulations laid down by
tho Act of tho Legislature, bearing dato September
15, 18 8:
At RockvillO MOJIDAY, TUESDAY and WEnKEBDAT,
8th, ?th and 10 h of February.
At Enterprise THURSDAY, IKIDAY and .- ATUKDAY,
11th, 12th and 13th of February.
At Logareville MOND?T, 1 WESDAY and WEDNES?
DAY, loth, 11thand 17th of February.
"WILLIAM DART. j . ." o""
TUOMAS A. EAYNAUD, t -0bSorH
February 4 2
aasr EXEOUTOR AND EXECU t'RIX'S ?SO
TIOIi.-All persons having any claims agaiast the
Estate of tho late LIMB STEVENS (colored), will
present tho samo, properly att.< sted, to DANIEL
WALKER, at Colonel John Phillips' omeo, Church
street; a'td all pensons indebted to said E^tr.tc will
pleas? make payment to same. '
DANIEL WALK Blt, Exe.-utor.
ELIZ"BBXH iTLVtNi*, ExocuiiU.
_ Jaauy y_22_f3+
OST EBRORS OF YOUTH. -A GENTLE?
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all tho eflfce'e ot you'hful in?
discretion, will, for the Bake of Millet ins; humanity,
send free to all who need it, the receipt and <iu-ec
tions tor making the simple remedy by which ho was
curod. Sufferers wishing to profit by tho advertis?
er's experience, can do so by nddreseing, in ycrlcct
confidence, JOHN B. OQDKN.
No 42 Cedar-street, Now York.
Febru try 3 3mos
?3-T0 CONSUMPTIVES.-THE ADVER?
TISER, having been rcs'.orod to health in a few
weeVs by a very simple remedy, after bavin,; suffered
Bovcral years with a severe lurg affectioii, tad that
dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to bb fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of tho pre
Ecnptiou rn-cd (free of charge), with the directions
fer preparing and using tho same, which they will
and a suro cure for Consumption, Asthma, Broncui
tas, &c. The object of the adv?rti or in sending tho
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in?
formation which ho conceives to bo invaluable; and
he hopes evory sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost tbem nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parlies wishing the prescription will please ad?
dress Rev. 1DWARD A. WILSON,
V.'illiamsburg, Kings Connty, New#ork
February 3 Sums
OS-J. S. MARLIN (LATE GRUBER &
M\RITN), will bo pleased to soe his friends and cus?
tomers at WM. S. CORWIN A CO, No. 275 King
street between Wentworth and Boaufuin.
J6S-ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of WM. S. COBWIN & CO , No. 275
K ng-street, between Wentworth and Beaufain, are
ot tho FIRST QU ALI TY. They sell BO goods hut what
can bo warranted as PUCE AND GENUINE. Tbisis
an established fact.
?5- WE A R E CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from tho Moyune Districts of China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new r casons,
whioh are unrivalled fer their strength and delicacy
of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pui'e and un
adul teratcd, and to giro general satisfaction. As we
are t onslautly in receipt of large cargoes of Teas, we
are enabled to offer to the i ublic tho finest chops nt
apiice that many dealors offer inferior Tea at.
trial and comparison will at once prove th'saeser
tion, and it only remains for thc public to judge for
themselves. WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 275 King-s'reet.
?3- RECEIVER'S NO LICE. -THE UNDER?
SIGN LD, having been appointed Beceiver of (bo
late firm rf DAWSON & BLACKMAN, horeby givoa
notice that all claims against said firm must be pro
sent? 1 to him, and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREY-t,
January 13 No. 27 Broad-stroet,
OW DO NOT TRIFLE WI 1H DANGER.- A
single spark may kindle a flame (hat will consume a
atty, and email ailments neglected, may end in <atal
disorders. Bearing this fact in mind, let the first
symptoms of debility or uervou . prostration be met
promptly with invigorating treatment. Foremost
among thc vegetable tonton of the age stands H08
TE IT Eli's 8X0 W ACH CIETK&S, auJ whenever the
vital powers seem to languish, or there is any rea?
son to BUHOS ct that the animal functions osseatial to
the austooauon and purification of the body are im?
perfectly performed, this invaluable invigorant an 1
antiseptic should at once be resorted to. Indigestion
always produces weakness. Somestimea it happens,
-and this is more frequently tho tase iu Win er
than at ?ny other season,-that the tippet.to demands
more food dian the stomach can dgest ; though not
more, perhaps, than ls r quired io keep up the full
strength of ihs frame. Th? object, u ider Much cir?
cumstances, is to increase ti e digostiv; capacity of
the uss ululating organ, so as to mako it espial to tko
duty imposed upon it by the appetite, and capable of
supplying tho building material of the system tn last
as it ls required This object is fully accomplished
by the use of the Bitters. 1 hey tome and gently
stimulate the cellular membrane winch secrete* the
gastric juice, and the result is that the solvent ta
mingled with the food hi sufficient qw uitlty to con
vert all its noni lairing parti?les into puro and whole*
wino element. If, OJ tko other hand, ?her* is a de?
ficiency of appetite, without any Mrresponding deli'
olency of digs ?tivs? power, the effect of the to-jic is to
stimulate a desire for food. In nineteen esses out
of twenty, headache, nausea, nervousness? fainting
fits, spasm?, and, indeed, most of the casual aihos
and pains to which humanity la subject, proceed
primarily from indigestion complicated w th bdlcuu
neva ; and for both thoo complaints HOLTET l Kit's
oZOMAOH BITTERS are recommended aa a speedy
and pertain am? nao_6 January 80
?W THE CELEBRATED W. 8. 0. CLUB
HOUSE GIN, pure, soft and unequalled-W \ COu
WIN St ?CK, hol? Agents. Medical wm of the high?
est standing acknowledge that Plo, in V* pure eta e,
ha* groat medical properties. We therefore plac?
Hie CLUB HOU-.E OIN belora th? pubHo with the
greatest oo? ll desto?, and mora part?anla, ly to those
who nae lt mddHmaJTy, aa an article that only re?
quires to be known ti be properly approbated.
#W ?j dO por boma, ?lg por aa-_
ttW BATCHELOR'3 HAIR DYE. -'I fl Id
splendid Hair Dy* ls Hie beat in the world; tbs
only tra? and perfect Dye; barm loss. rellobla.
na tan tomoo UH; no dlsappoiatmeat; no ridiculous
Unto; rm* em os the Ul effects of bad dyes; lavbro?
tatos and leaves tba bair soft amd to willful black ot
brown. Said bv an DrugfiaM and Perter??ra; and
properlv applied at Batchelor'* Wi? Factory, Na
Bood.atreat. Na* Tor? <rr t Tan tiarra
XTBUY YO ?B TBA AND COFFEE FROM
KM(2TB A CHAPMAN, coma* Ktn? aiid Had.ltffc
atr?ete, amd get a batter arti ck? ter tba sam? monoy
than at any ?thar establishment la tba pity.
XovemlM* 14 trna*
[LY NEWS, FRIDAY M(
Special Bnticf?.
?ff- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAL?
CON, from Baltimoie, are hereby no ifled thal rfc*
1?THI? DAY dl*chnrglug cargo at Pier No. l.Uhiou
Wharves. All Good< not taken away at Bvnict, will
remain on wharf at Consignees' risk.
MOBDECAI A CO.,
February 5 1 Apents.
*3TG< >NSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
J AM rcs ADGER, from Now York, uro hereby notified
that sho is discharging cargo at A igor's Wharf THIS
DAT. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored at oxpenso and risk of owner*.
JAMES A DO EH & CO.,
February 5 1 Agents.
mw NOTICE.-THE FIRM OJ* A. GETTY
& O- ?. having ceased a lou}; time slnco, thoso who
are nt il i indebted to tho late Him uro notified to make
payment without delay.
Charleston, February 4,18tv.>. 2 February 5
mw COLLE TON -IN EQUITY_ALEXAN?
DER C. SHAFFER, CLERK COURT COMMON
PLEAS FOR COLLE TON, AND OTH RS, HI IRS
AT L UV OF JOHN C. D. DOATWRIGHT. DECEAS?
ED v-<. LITT LEBER RY BO AT WRIGHT AND
OTHER ?.-BILL FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
It anpoantig to my satiffto'ion that JOHN BOAT
WRIGHT, ono of the dofoudants to the Fbovo bill, is
absent from and without, tho limits of tho State, eo
that tho process of tho Court cannot be served upon
him, on motion of Tracy & Malone, Plaintiffs' Solic?
itors: It ls ordered, That tho said JOHN BOAT
WRIGHT do plead, auswor or demur hereto in forty
days from the first, publication of tbis order, or a
decroepro confetso will be entered of rcoord against
him.
Oflloe Clerk Court Common P.oas, Col'eton, Janu?
ary 9, 1860. A. C. SHAFFER, C. C. P.
Jami.ry lt janl4,feb5,25
OW COLLETON-IN EQUITY.-MARGA?
RET A. GLOVER, ASSIGNEE OF BENJAMIN
STOKES, COMMIS^ONERIN EQUI1Y. vs. BENJA?
MIN SiOK'S, ADMINISTRATOR JOHN O. SAND?
ERS, DECEASED, AND ANN H. SANDER?, DEVI?
SEE OE JOHN O. SANDERS, DECEASED.-BILL
FOR FORECLOSURE \ND SALE.-It appearing to
my satisfaction th t ANN H. SANDERS, ono of tbo
defendants to tho Bill in thiB caso is absent 'rom
and without tho limits of tho : tate, on motion Of
Tracy k Malone, Plaintiff's Solicitors: It is ordcrod,
That tho sa:d ANN H. SANDEIts do plead, answer
or demur hereto, in forty (40) days from tho first
publication of thi* order, or a decree pro confuto
will bo ontoi ed of record against her.
Ofllco Clerk Court Common Ploae, Colleton, Jan?
uary 9, 18G9. A. C. SHAFFER, C. C. P.
January 14 jan 14 f <b 5. 25
???THE EXTENT TO WHICH IHEADUL
TERATiON of l iquor* is carried on in this coun
trv makes it tho duty of tho purch;isor to lnvejti
gate the merits of thc articlo offorod for ^ale. It ia a
well kuown fact, that many of tho Brandies, Winos,
Ac, are manufacturo! from u'renoh Extracts, Essc-n
ti'.l Oils and Alcohol, willah is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Tho public id justly suipicious of nearly every?
thing put up for eale under tho name of Liquors, and
the trad o has boon brought into disrepute, and in
order to insure to thcec who desiro a Pure Article, it
is only necessary for us to say tbat wo Import Direct
all Brandies, Wines and Gins, and warrant thom per?
fectly pure as originally imported.
All Bottl d Liquors boariag tbo libol3 of W. S.
CORWIN & CO., can bo relied upon as being pure.
?QrPurchaHors should no ico that the Paver Cap
over the cork is not broken. Wc piy for Bottles tit at
have our labels on, One Dollar por dozen, when re
tun, ed.
?3-HRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of
Bridegroom to Brido iu tho institution ot Marriage?
a guide to matrimonial falicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed lotter envelopes fre^ i f chargo.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Pbila
dclphta. Pa. Stiptembor
?ff-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and abuses incidont to Youth and Early Man?
hood, -.vi'ii tho lmmanit vi?w of troutmiut und amp,
sent by mail Leo oi chargo Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Vox P. Philadelphia, Pa.
January 20 3mos
Jlgmultur?l.
-'PEELER" COTTON feEEl>.
WE HAVE RECEIVED A SMAI.LL SUPPLY OF
the celebra ed PEELER COI TON SEh D,
which will be s ld al rive Dollars per bushel. Wo
refer to the f ll .wing certificate concur ung the
Pooler Cotton, which accompanied the Seed.
Gnu. W. WILLIAMS & CO ,
Factors.
THi UNDERSIGNED PLANTERS, HAVING CUL
T'VATED the "Peeler" Cotton duiing the past year,
certify to ita pos-csr-ing the following pi onerties :
1. Its staple is of < xtra length and ?nenos*, and lt
approaches moro noirly tho Se* Island than any
other inland cotton.
2. It is fully as prolific as any of tho ordinary kinds,
muturoB early, ie not liaule to wasto in tho fields, and
is easily picked.
3. Ibo bolls are very large, and it yields as much
lint in proper.io., to tho seed cotton 1,8 any other vi
riety
4. It is tho only long fine staple cotton of which we
BB yet have any knowledge that can be pi efl (ably cul?
tivated in the interior
5 We have lu* ariably procured for lt In tho New Or?
leans murkc! from 9) nine to (12) twelve contJ above
the cur. eut quotation . of the common varieties.
(Signed) RICH MONI PEELER,
Warren County, Mississippi.
F. D. CHA PLINE,
I?Baqueua County, Mississippi.
W. ?. LANGLEY,
las-art nena county, Mississippi.
W. A COLLINS.
Issaquena County, Missi'sippl.
s. B; HARWOOD,
Issaquena County. Mississippi.
O C. B \LEOUH,
Is a quo a i ? ouuly. Mi sissippi.
J. . BROWN,
Issaquena County, Missis ippi.
S. MlOTT.
Ts^aqucnu C unty, Mia.'isfippl.
8. U L ATO Sh MAN,
Issaqucu i County, M nsi-??| pi.
BEltoEt.ON & SCANLAN.
* . . Carroll Parish, La.
JAM G S BE ARD.
February 1_mwfJ_Cm roll Pailsh. La.
I IMPORTANT
TO RIOS PLANTERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING THE AGENTS FOR
this State of WAGONER A MAT ' HEWES' ?M
PROVED LICE DRILLt*. have ju?t reoeived a lew of
lin se successful Machines, to wh oh they invite
the attendon ot Plantera 'I he were thoroughly
tented and upprcved last year by our most ex
perleoced plauters. and aro now vet y muob im?
proved.
THEY Alta ALSO AOENTS FOR
THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER
LOMBARD'S HAND RI E HULLER
BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S GRAIN
DRILL-with Guiuo attachment
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN
FOLSOM^ HAND-SOWING MACHINES
ALLEN'S HAND POWER,
And m my other highly Important labor-saving Ma?
chines, all ot which they a e prepared to sell
at Manfttoturer's prices.
They haye also a large assort m ont of
PLOU?HS.
COLLINS' STEEL PLOUGHS-one and two
horse
BRINLY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-ono and two
horse
AMES'PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS,
And AarlcuBwral Implements of varL us torta and
makers, t apoter With a ful ?tack of BNOLfrH
UAKDWACK ? id ?WBDI'Il IttON ot direct lmpor
talion, wh ch they offer on adv nlageoua terms to
purohaaars.
J. E. ADGEK & CO.,
No. ISO MEETINO-STR EKT AND No. 62
EAST BAY-STREET.
O.H A U L H B T 'U Ri 9. C.
F broary 3_wfrnlsao
HKI??T?CKY MULES.
jp OR SALK, TWENTY WELL BROKE MULES,
from four to six year? old.
Apply at . H'RIGOM Oil Stand,,
King-atreot, above Spring.
February*
)RNING, FEBRUARY 5,
Cfotymg onto /unisono ?00?*.
tXOSINO OUT SALE.
IN OB DER TO DISP03E OF TBE BALANCE OF
OYB
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
So as to mabo room for our
SPRIN3 AND SUMMER SUPPLIES
'Which we expect tho latter part of this month, wo
have reduced tho prico? of our Goods
Ilia; V It DI, KS s TO COST OF MA\UFAC
TU lt IK G THE SAMK.
lhaukiu?! tho public for their very liberal patron?
age, we hope by our fair doaliug to merit a contin?
uance of the same. We respectfully invite one and
all to call and soo for themselves.
I. L. FA Liv & CO.,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 KING-ST.,
Next to Oowperthwait's Furniture Store,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
No. 157 Moetiug-streot.
February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Shirts an) /nrniil)ing ?oeba.
SHIRT EMPORIUM.
RECEIVED
A N Vt XV SUPPLY OP
THE
CELEBRATED
S T -A. HR.
C*
9
PH .
<D Oj
.a g
oe
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
Which aro offered for salo at
TUM LOWEST CASH ' PH IC IC S I
E. SCOTT,
M \? E T I N G - S T R E Ii T ,
January 9
OPPOSITE THE MARKET II A LL.
Cmos
/crtilijcrs.
WORM DESTROYER
AND
F ER TI LI Z E H
GOULD'S ALKALINE PHOSPHATE.
THrs ARTICLE, RESIDES BEING A FIRbT-CLASS
Fertilizer, kills ?11 worms and insects which
destroy our Fruits, Vejictabhs, iso. A limited
amount off-red for $30 a ton in order to R?VO our
planters a chance to try it on tho Cotton caterpillar.
I his is far below ita cost, and tho amount offered at
that rate is limited. Apply at once. S30 a ton.
P. J. ES NA RD,
Commission Merchant, Broad-street.
January 29 0 Charleston, S. C.
ALTA VELA PHOSPHAT*:.
JT IS COMPOSED OF THE GUANO FROM
ALTA VELA,
Combined with otho- fertilizing material scientifical?
ly treated, making a COMPLETE MANURE.
The Company importing the Guano direct frons
tho rich deposit i of Birts at ALTA V. LA, is enabled
to furnish, at a low prico, a Fertiltoor not excel?
led.
For sale by
H Iii si HY com A. ?Si CO..
At Charleston, S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER
TON, or tho
ALTA VELA GUANO COMPANY,
No. 57 Broadway, New York.
January 28 imo
WANDO FERTILIZER.
THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to tho Clan tera and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer, known as tho "WANDO FER?
TILIZER," which tho experience of tho past scacon
has proved to be one of the most valuable in our
market. It has for its bose the materials from Hie
Phosphate beds ot tho Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at tho EAST END OF
HASEl.-s TREET io this city. In order to guarantee
its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
< ompony has mado arrangements with tho distin?
gu?.-h ed Chemist, Dr. C, U. SHEPARD r.. who
carefully analyzes all the ammoniacal an.l other ma?
terial purchased by tho Company, on 1 tho propared
Fertilizer, before bein;* offered for salo. Tho Com?
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to bo a "Comoloto .Manure," and give entire satis?
faction.
For terms, circulars, and othe? information, apply
to WM. G DUKES b CO., Agents,
January ?
No. i --ou.h Atlantic Wharf.
row? 3mos
E. FRANK COE'S
SUPERPHOSPHATE !
rp UH UNDERSIGNED BEG IO CALL IHK
ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE
SUPERIOR ANO STANDARD
FERTILIZER.
ThU PHOSPHATE aaa been largely med in thia
State, and has given general ?a?sfaetton, and to
admit tod by some of the moat practical Plan tor? to
be scrual to Peruvian Guano.
PRICK t
SIXTY DOLLAR*. PER TON
OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS,
Cash or factors' acceptance, pa*?bte 16Mi November
next, wits bank rato of interest added.
Pelzer, Ito^^rs & Go.,
AGENTS FOB ?If OfH O ABOLIR A.
Bahraar* 1 . ?Mfr?mo
18?9.
DRESS GOODS ! DRE^S GOODS !
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
Nos. ?87 A'VO ?89 KIM; - ST'.icn. T,
WILL OFFEK. THIS MORNING, x L.VRGE AS
80RTMEN ! of DRR6S GOOD* ut 20, 26 and 30 CIH.,
original prioe 30 to 60 eonts.
AXBO,
A hill linc in EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH
M FRI NOS, which wo will offer at acd below ceetto
clea.' out.
We will also offer 2 cr.ses good quality DARK
PRINTS at 12X conte.
WIT?
A full line of tho fallowing GOODS:
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHIRTINGS AND
8HBETINB9
I RI "ill I IN ENS
Bird Bye and Bosnia DIAPERS
B!o;o?hed ?uni Erowa TABLE PA MA- K->
HUCK TOWBLK, 62 to $6 per doeeu
HUCK DIAPUR, 25 cents par yard
HOSIERY. SLOVEN
FLANNELS, BLANKETS
CLO! as. CASSIM mt ES
' KENTUCKY JEANS *
BAIIN RTS
tHAWL-, CLOAKS.
All or whi' h wo will offer at vory low prices.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
No=. 087 auct 28?) King-sircct.
February 1 mwiB
MILLS & GIBB,
1MP?KTERS,
No. 412 Broadway, Kew York,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF SOUTHERN MER?
CHANTS to their splendid stock of
LACES AND LAGE GOODS
EMBROIDERIES
WHITE GOODS
LINENS
L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS
DAMASKS
NAPKINS, &c, &c.
All imported direct from tho Manufacturers,
and offered to thc trade at thc LOWEST
PRICES and moat FAVORABLE TEEMS.
January 19 D*O I mo
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT
FUBCHGOTT & BROS.
WUOr.EAALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE
CORN KR KING AND CALHOUN STREETS
WE BEG IO INFORM TUE LADIES AND OUR
Customers iu general, that we haye just re?
ceived (in addison to oin' usual stock of DOM KM lc
and FANCY (IOJI ti), a new supply suitable 1er the
present season.
CONSISTING OF:
CLOAKS, DBY GOODS, POPLINS, sc., at reduced
pri?es
Hi ay y Balmoral Skirts at $112
Very choice article Black silk $1 80, worth $2 60
Ladies' soper Meiiuo Vests only $1
A lot ot fino Tiano Covers which will be sold less
than coat.
160 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 60 to GOc.
A lot ot Photograph albums. 75 couta
Ottouhcimer's celebrated French COTtSET, $1 00
and upward
A full aud completo assortment of German and Eng?
lish HOSIhRY.from 12>i up
A fine a> sort meut of Ladies' and Children'a Silk. Ber?
lin do h and Lisle GLOVES, elegant designs.
AXBO,
A good selection ot
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASHMERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &C,
At tho lowest figures.
Wo would also notify our patrons that we have ar?
ranged a separate department in our Store exclu?
sively for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, Ac.
JOGS" ENTRANCE ON CALHOUN-STREET.
FUHCIIOOTT tte BUBS.,
No. 4.17 KING-STREET.
December 14 Brno
humaner.
1NSDEE
YOUR LIFE Ai*J) PROPERTY
LIFE IN
THECUSNECTICUT MUTUAL UFE IB
SUUANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS and Surplus over.$34,000,000
DIVIDENDS have averaged OTOT 50 per cent, an?
nually.
RESPONSIBILITY.-For every $100 of Liabilities, it
has $ffi4 of Assets.
PREMIUMS.-Notes taken for 60 per cont, of same.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL? LIKE INSUR?
ANCE CUMPlNY,
OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
ASSETS over.87.000,(100
PREMIUMS.-Notes taken for 40 per cenK cf same.
DIVIDENDS paid annually on tho Contribution plan.
PROPERTY IN
THU MTKA FIKK I .\ is Ult A NC IO COM.
PAI?V,
DARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
A8SETS.?5,150.031
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASS?T3.t?,o?9,040
THE SOUTH AMERICAN FIRE INSUR?
ANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSET-.?416.1321
THE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY?
IIABTFORD, OOemXOTICUT.
ASSETS.$34?,613
TUR. IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COM?
PANY,
NXW YORK.
ASSETS.$3*4,943
Mr. W. 0. COURTNEY, of tho firm of W. 0.
COURTNEY fi CO., No 9 Boyce & Co.'s Wharf, will,
In conn etlon wi.h (his Agency, take risks on COT?
TON, RICE AND PRODU0E generally.
A. H. HAYDEN,
KO. ?7? KINU-sTHKET.
January 29 fmwSmo
GROVER & BAKER'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
THE VHRY HIGHEST PRIZE-THB IMPERIAL
Cross of the Legion of Honor-waa eeerfarred
upon th? representativa of the G HOV KR li BAKER
sEW'NOMACHINES at tb? Exposition Universelle,
Ps\rift Ido T
. The QBoTBR k B*KBR FaMILY SEWING MA
?HI.Nfl are the only afaobtaes that oan both se?
perfectly and. m?ioideri^rte*tiy. .
They sew with th rovie direct from th? spool, and
re miro no re-win-Ung.
Unlike other Meehi nee, there Aasten both ends of
the seam by thotr own operation.
Wita these Maohines. while sttk is used upon th?
riant or awe-side of the seam, totten may bo used
upon Ut? other ail?. Tnt* ?an. be don? on no other
Maoh ne, and 1? a great saving upon all artlolec
f titphed or mad? up with siUt
?RcVCR fe SABER'S ^EWING MACHINES are
?old at Hew York prioe* by
KINSMAN BROTHERS
MO. %19 KIHO-?VKUBBVr?
BOLE AGENTS FOR TBS STATE ?W SOOTH
CABOLTNA.
iatra?ry(f "** ?te?s?c .
pelion ^alei?.
Furniture, Blanktts, ?c., on Account of all
Concerned.
WM. McKAY
Will sell I HIS DAY (Friday). 6th instant, at 10
o'clock, at his Salesroom,
100 pairs BLANKKTS, 60 DmnjoBuH and Jugs, 50
lwo and three gillon Cans, 25 Bird Cages, Dotni
jolniH of bhoiry and Bort Wiuo, Bottles I reserves,
Bedsteads, Mattrcsnos, Wardrohe, liu:oaus, Sewing
Machino, Ito.
Terms cash. February 6
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY HILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will Boll at nay
store, corni r of King anil Liberty streets,
SIXTY CASF8 BOO'8 AND SHOES,
CONHBTINO OF :
CASES MEN'S CALF AND KIP BOO 18
Cases Men's Calf and Buff Urogius
Cas s Men's calf und Buff Balmorals
Cases Hoy's Brogans and Balmorals
rases Youth's Copper Too Boots
Casos Ladies' Serge, Congress ?nd Poli'h Bool?
Cases Women's Goat and Buff Bootees
A large variety of Ladies', Missis and Children's
S hois, lu cartoons.
AUO,
20 cases (120 doz ea) Men's and Beys" WOOL HATS,
Fot jr uar y 5
Lot on north aide Qucrn-strcct, nearly oppo?
site Cathedral Chapel.
HOLMES & MACBETH,
A UC< ?O MC ITS.
Will soil, THIS MORNING, the 5th of February,
at ll o'clock, ut the Old Customhouso, toot of
Broad-street,
J hat desirably located LOT on north sido of Qtieon
streot, nearly opposite the Cathedral Chapel.1 Lot
measures 30 feet on Queen-street by 100 feet deep,
moro or losd.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay H. A M. fer papers
ana stamps._Feb mary (j
Window Sashes, Iron Safe, Invoice Woollen
Pants, Shirts, ?ye , ??c.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.
Will sell THIS MORNING, Hie 5th of February,
at store southeast corner East Bay and South
Boyce's Wharf, ai half-past 10 o'clock,
114 SASHES, 12 by 14 lush Lights
141 pair Blue Woollen Pants
1 Iron Safe
1 Lt t Woollen Shirts, Atc. February 5
Horses, Mules, 1 Buggy and Harness, 2 Car?
riages, 2 Spring Carts. Also, Furniture at
Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at his Sales?
room, No. 31 Broiid-atreet. . Fobruary 6
BO. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
On TUESDAY, 9th instant, at ll o'clock, will br? ?old
at tho Old Postifllce, Broud-streot,
Thot largo BRICK KESIDESC1J in Auaon-streot,
opposite Georg .>, containing niue rooms, tho Lot
measures filty-three teet on thc front lino, and
eighty-three feet on thc rear linc, by t no hundred
and sixty five teet in depth, moieorleas
ALSO,
Th?? LOI* to the sou'h aoJ obiing tho above, mea?
suring thirty teot front and rear by ninety foot, moro
or less.
Conditions-One-th ird radi ; bilnnco by boul,
payable in on; sud two years, with Interest semi-an?
nually, secured by mortgage of the premises; build
inga to be insured and po.iuy oseign d. Purchaser
to pay H. M. M. & Bro. tor papers and stamps.
Fobruary 5
UN I) Ki M ?it CR ALK IN IS QU rr Y,
Lanneau, et al, vs. Bonncll, et al.
On MONDAY, the 15th dav of Febru iry instant, at
ll o'clock, will bcBOld, at the Old Cust rehouse,
Alt that MBSSUAoE AJSi? LOT OF LAND .-ituate,
lying and being on Concord-atrect, in the City of
Charlo ton, S. C., moan um g and oortuitiiucr in
frcnt on Concord-street ono hum md and ten (11C)
fret, more or less, and in depth ono hundred and
ferty-fivo (146) feet, more or less; hui tin..,' and bound?
ing to the west it ad north on landa of the > cw York
steam Packet Company, to the sou.h on lauds now
or late of the estate of John F. Knox, aud te .he east
on Concord-B'rest.
leroi!-O ne-tour th cash; the bala: ce on a credit
of one, two, three, four and five years, secure 1 by
bond or bonds of the j)ui chaser, bearing inter, st
from the day of sale, payab e semi-aman illy, anda
mortgage ot the property. The buildings to bo in?
sured and the policy assigned.
E. W. Mi MACKRY,
Sheriff Charleston County,
February 1 mwl7
Assignee's ?Sale.
BY DUTSON LEE, Auctioneer.
By virtuo of an o.der to medirecied by the Hon.
Gooige S. Bryan. Judge ot the UuPod Stites court
for tho District of South Caro.ina, will be sold at
public outcry on 1UESDAY, tho lGtti day of Feb?
ruary next, at ll o'clock A. M., at tho Old Custom?
house,
Mt that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with
the two-stoty Wooden Building am' < utbuildings
thereon, situate, lying and being on tho w. st side of
Ashley River, between Bed and Cannon streets and
known as No. 19; moaaiurinor and containing in front
on Aehley-strett sixti-seven fo -t six inches (67 6), on
back or west lac seventy-six fret (70), cn thc south
and north lines one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet,
be the same moro or lesi; butting and bounding to
the north on lands of E C. Hollaad, to the cast on
Ashley street, to the south OB lands of Mark E.
Cohen, aud to the west o.i lands now or late of W. T.
Sanders.
ALSO,
All that TOWN LOT t ?B PARCEL OF LAND,
situated on the north side of Cahoun-street, ono
door west of Mnith-street, immediately upon Ben?
nett's M ll Pond ; measuring and containing in front
on Ca houn-street (00) six'y feet, om baek or north
line (80) eighty feet Fix inches, on east line (166) one
bundr cl mid fifty-six feet, and on west lino (166)
ono hundred and sixty feet, be tho samo mere or
less; butt ncr and bounding to the north and weat
on Bennett's Mill Pond, to tbe east on lands now or
late ot James Peyes, and to the south on Calhoun -
street, as per plat en record in Plat Book "A," No. 1,.
in Mesne Conveyance O Alco for Ohar.eston District.
Teims-One-half cash; balance in one year, recur?
ed by I ond of the purohae. r and mortgage of the
premises, build ngs to be inaared and policies as?
signed. Purchaser to pay assignee for all necessary
papers and stamps. J. B. BI8SELL. Assignee.
Januiry29 , fmw8tul
^loftioncers1 ?)rioatt Sal?.
Real Estate.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
r.To 31 Broad-street, S ow tl? side, near
State-street.
At Private falo
FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA?
TIONS ?
Valuable Pico Plantations *
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive a?d V'duablo Monuf<?iorie?, Mill Sites
and Delightful mummer Residences in various
parts of tho South.
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of all rises, prices
and descriptions in every part of tho olty.
January 25 mwlSmo
/ann) (gtaous.
READ T?HS !
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF
PERFUMEE IES
AND
TOILET ARTICLES
EVER BEOUaUIIO THIS MARKET, COMPRIS
TNG ARTICLES MADE BY
LUBIN, III MEN El/, COUDRA?, CLEAVER,
SOCIETE HYGIENIQUE, FARINA,
EDE, AMD OTHERS*
Together with a full assortment of
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes,
C O M B B ,
ALL OF THE BEST MAN UF ACTTJRR, IM?
PORTED DIRECT, AMD FOR BALE AT
PRICES TO BUTT TAB
TIMES.
Tho ladies are respectfully invited ta call and ex?
amine before purchasing elsewhere.
C. F. PAMKNiar,
CH fi MIST AND APOTHECARY,
Wo.lJ*3 Blea?lng-*tr*ot"
j ?*wn.h?.n Santau* Charleston, 8. C