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THE DAILY NEWS. #3- LAUGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAYING THE LARGEST CIR OCLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN TUE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OE EACH WEEE. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW PCsTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bo served to subscri? bers in tbc cit> at six BOIXABS a year in advance, or at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payable to tho carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. MEETINGS THIS DAI'. Chamber of Comm sr e. at J P. M. Charleston Rook aui Ladder Company. No. 2. at half-past 7 P. M. Friends of Ireland, ct naii'-past 7 P. M. THE GREAT PRESSURE upon our advertising columns this morning compels us to omit some of our contract advertisements, which should appear in this issue. EDITORS rs TOWN.-Messrs. Selby, of the Columbia Phonix, and Lucas, of the Darlington Democrat. GOLD PENCIL FOUND.-A froid pencil was picked up in Broad-street, on Saturday, ard left at thc Maine;uardhouso. WfcOHT's BLUFF.-Tho steamer Marion will leave tor Wright's Bluff and all landings on the San tee on Wednesday night. ATTENTION, FENLANS.-In another column of this morning's NEWS will be f ound a call for a meet? ing of Irishmen and the friends of Ireland, to tako pla:e at Hibernian Uah, ihis evening, at half-past seven o'clock Ibo object of the meeting is to take measures for lending a helping band in the move? ment for the deliver-nce of Erin (rom British rule. INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.-On Friday morning last, an attempt was made to set fire to the leeidence of Cr. B. S. D. Muekcafuss, opposite St Paul's Church, Coming-street, by j lacing a barrel under the houso and filling it with wcod, which was dis? covered while ina b'.tz.1. 'Ibo person who discover? ed it saw some one escape trom the yard. DROWNED.-A private letter brings tbo intelli gesco o? tho drowning, on tho 7th of December, nt Sherman's Island, iu Costa County, California, of Mr. John Beldon, formerly of t-ew Bri-a'n, Conn. He was a brother of Mr. W. H. Beiden, who has been connected with thc Cnitcd states Qaarteimosier's Department in this city since 1SC3. IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYEES. We print this lut-ruing a long list of property to be sold on tho 1st of March by 'he bler'ff for non-pay ni .".nt of taxes, unless thc owner? the:cof shall pre? viously settle thiir dues to the Stato. Wo arc re? quested to say that thare- ii also lodged in thc Sher? iff s office along ad; itioual list of delinquent tax? payers, whove property will also be advertised and como under the hammer unless speedy payment be made of thc arrears of taxes. A ' GERMAN ?T ETTLRilfcNT NEAR F" ""RENCX-Tho Darlington Sou h mor lias been reliably informed that a gentleman ot capita', late a bureau officer in a neighboring coun y, has purchased two bundled acr03 of lani near i loreLtv lor Ihe purpose of plant? ing a viney.rd, {rrowi.ig vegetables, and raising poultry and tdock oi ail kinds or lnirkct. A conUoct ha---, boen let out for the erection of some thirty build in .-.4 on the (tiace and as soon as completed will be occupied by as many families of Germans. A DELIBERATE M??DEB.-Information has been received ot tho murder, near Mount Tabor in Union County, on tho 2S.h ult. of Alfrc 1 Gist, a col? ored lad about fifteen years o'.d, by James M Askew, a notorious cliaractor, who bas been for many years a terror lo the colored populaliio. The Coroner btates that tito murder was without the least provo? cation. Immediately alter thc deed Askew mounted his horse and rode off, and hus not been heard of . ince. Governor Scott has issued a proclamation offering five huadr-U dollars reward for hts arrest REPORTERS' CRUMBS. - The weather was cold enough on Saturday last to coat the water in low lots m tho western part of tho city with kc. The M.i - Granl Royal Arch Chapter of this State holds a convocation ta-day, at UL sonic Hall, at 12 M. The purchaser of Law Rang*, Broad-street, de t-i.;n turning lt into a stock exchange, as suggested in Tux NEWS. The main drains in th; city aro caving in ia vari? ous places, but arc quickly repaired. It is rumored that the Rev. C. S. Veddcr has re? signed tram the Huguenot Church. ?fie church's in which services were held last eve? ning were generally crowded. SUDDENDE\TH.-The Pbcemx announces Ibo sudden death of a young, tileuted and universally admired lady, formerly a resident of Charleston, and more recently of Columbia-Miss lanny Taber. She died on Thursday, the d h instant, at the residence of her brother, in Orangoburg. On Wednesday, she was apparently in the enjoyment ol her usual good health, and attended the marriage ceremonies of a brother ; a short time afte: wards she complained of *. slight heada-he, and in a few hours mor? the was dead. Miss Taber h:d a remarkable fine voice, and during her rc.-ideneo in Columbia was coniK etcd with thc choir cf Trini ti Church. OUR FARMS.-With thc steady enlargement of our means of communication 'with thu tl'ics of the North, where artreles cf fo d, if not very lu 'b, meet a good dem ind, thc lands in this v^in.ty ehonld become of great value. The caj-jcity of our soil to produce? * variety, and ct a seascn which will render them very desirable tbeto, mast i-x-ure (hem a market at very r. mucc a.ives rates. Om ."?ima on Charles; oa no k aro greatly improvicg by ?ho skilful application ol labor, and many of them are being cnltivalod in thc unit superior manner, pro? ducing a growih equal lo any iu Hie wor.d. Wo have late'y seen carnages and turnips, the produce of the fa-rn of Mr Georgs Martin near thefjrks of the road, which would do credit to any lat d. Ibis gentleman is ar o:d cou tty .'aimer, and under? stands the management ot Lia land. SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE FIRST BAPIIST CIMJMH.-Tho regular quarterly exercises of tho First Baptist Church Sabbith School took place yesterday afternoon in the churth. They wero con dttcted oy tbo Rev W. H. Williams, pastor, assisted by Superintendent Palfrey. There waa a good at? tendance on tho patt of the scholars, who sang -charmingly, several carefully selected hymns. The pastor enchained tho attention of the children w?th many very intcres?u;: religious anecdotes. Tho superintendent read his iep^rt, which was very gratifying, showing an increase of nineteen scholars and one teacher. Tha school now cou tams one hundred and twenty-two scholars, seventeen teach? ers and two officers, a total cf one hundred and forty-oae. Aftar.a distribution of prlz-s, a tew re* marks by tho superintendent and a coila;ion, Oao ex? ercises closed. CLUB3 AND STARS.-Ihe following cases will be brought up before tho Mayor this morning: James Kelly, white, creatiog a distuibance, on ^Saturday, in tho Btoro of Joo. A Cook & Co., King street, and trying to 3h?.ot a policeman. Wm. Bicbardsou, coiored, for scl'ing fowls on the street without a lieonse. Patrick Dom pm white, fte bei D_' under tho in? fluence of liquor and acting dis irJerly on th : street. John Brown, colored, for loiteriug at thc head of Ute market a:.d rci'usior; tj leave when oidcred off. Rosetta Gcrouon. white, for using ot scone lan gulgo at thc coru.;' of state and Chalmers streets. Henry Jones, white, lyiiieg down drunk on Broad .fl'.reet. Alaron P.iolciu and Cyrus Fraser, colored, for stealicg pigeons. John Smitb, white, drunk and unab.e to take care of himself in Church street. A storekeeper ou Ki:ig-3treot for keeping open after 12 o'clock 8-turd iy n'ght. - A fruiterer for putting out garbaje at 1 o'clock A. M. A SMALL LEGACY having boen ?cit tho Gar? ment Society, the lady who bas ihc money in charge requests that all the former officers ned members, ?ogether with all interested in thc above society, will meet at the Depository. Chalmers-street, this day, 8th instant, at 1 P. M., to revive the society, honing that the citizens will generously respond to this no? ble charity. How TO Pf ESS HANDSOMELY, BCT CHEAPLY. This is tte pvoat problem of many people's lives, and it is seldom indeed that they are able io flu 1 so sim? ple yet so complete a solution as was given by Miss Sallie Brown to an inquisitive friend. . Sallie," said ber friend, "Hoc Jo you dress so well ? My pa makes twice as much mciey as yours, and I can't adbrd it" "Afford ill Nonsense !" replied Miss Sallie, "; buy all my things from McLoy k Iiice, and make them up myself." Miss Rothschild could tires* more tx travasantly, but not more elogantly thau Sallie Brown. _ DEATTI OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT. - Mr. Morris Scligman, a copartner in the bouse of George A. Hoplcy k Co,, of this city, died yesterday morn? ing, at four o'clock, in tko Gist yc^r of his age. Mr. Scligman was a native of Hamburg. Germany, and come to (his country in 1850, to fill the position of chief e'erk in the house with which he" became con? nected in 1857. He was aman ofsterlir.g business qualities, and comprehensive intellect. In recogni? tion of his probity and capacity the Belgian GB Hero? inen t made kim its representative in this city, aud for a long period he satisfactorily discharged the du? ties o." ContuL THE STATE Cor RT.-The Hou. R. B. Carpen? ter opened tho court at 10 o'clock. The Judge stated that the hour for opcm'ng the court herealt r would be half-past 9 o'clock, and that ono hour would b2 devoted to civil business. James Ferguson was dis? charge.!, tho jury finding no bill iu tbeiudic mont for la rceny against him. Maxwell Fields, colored, indicted for larceny, defendol by Colonel R. W. Sey? mour, wes found not guilty. Elias Ferry, colored, arraigned lor larceny, defended by John A. Motoso, Esq., was lound not guilty, but held on another in die incut. Isaac J?vy,colored, tried for larceny, and defended by Wm. A De>nussure, Esq., was foa nd guilty ot petty larceny. John Oliver, colored, arraigned for larceny, defended by A. G.f, Magrath. Jr., Esq., was found guilty but recv mmcndcd to mer? cy. The grand jury rctutned "no bill" on tho second indictment apainst James J. Beeves, white, fur murder, and, > n motion, (ho prisoner was dischar? ged. They returned "inn bill-.*' m a number of larcooy ca? es. Ho TEL AKBIVALS, Fe bruary G and 7. Pavilion Hold-J J Nettles, Williamsburg; U C Ja? mb, F.orid.; lt L Gentry. Augusta; D F Palmer. M. D. Columbia; M LLinn and wile, New Jersey; E P Britain. North Carolina; M W Buskirk. New York; John D Porter, Adams Run; JE Roberts, New York; J A Als'on, city; Julian A Selby, Colum? bia; SW Devitt, Clarendon; L O Dargan, SC; W F Blomcrd, J H Bullock, P McDoauall, New lade; R S .kworcis, Ntw Jeno) ; John Pow ll, Murylaud; Jehu Wt-u'ey, Georgia; JUG Babcock New Jersey; ll Sbttm.ikcr, H M Levick, New York; C Bernard, New Jersc ; H Weldon. C B Hodge. H Rodgers, T F Dickerson. Johu smith, New York; C E Willett, New Jersey; Charley Wilban s, New York; il B dowell, E spaihawk. steams ti p Ma;?ne lia. Charleston lintel.-XX Douglass, Augura, Ga; John B Wilhon, Wndrcalaw; I enry Hobart, Missaehu sctts; George T Wicliett, North Carolina; Dr Miles and lady, Columbia; Jame- P Cumming, E J Har? vey, J B KunbaB. J mes Kearns, Jamos O Malley, A Ktl'y, Johu Gallagher, Jamel Lewis, Ne ? Yotl;; James Snodgrass, indiana; William B Suinnsou. North Carolina; Mrs S Hartwell, New Jersey; Dr and Mrs Pr ll aud two friends Connecticut; CB Comstock and wife, Michigan; P McFarland. Rhode Island; F Voso and R H Manui ig aud wife, New York; F Kohn, Yii cinia; J D Brown, A H Cooli, Levi Howes, and E Dennis, New York; Captain Honey, steam rhip FaRon; W H Levy. H M Levy, and John Jet'kins, Augusta; W P Nonce and H W Wi.-ke man, fcouth Carolina: R E Reeves, North Carolina; C H Lclacd, miss Lelaud, Dr J S Kr ox. Mount Pic asnnt; Geo Hughes ard wife, Miss Hughes, Bos? ton; J B Sales, Mis 1 P Sale?. Massachusetts; FC Cormier. ls?.w York; I H Junik. Maryland; W H Eu? glo, Pen:.?ylvania; Jenn Leitchwcrtb, Philadelphia; J W Buchanan, Ne* York; D C Wilson, Beaufort; H C D'cki?son, Misses Dickinson, F W Miller. New York; Geo. Everett, Posion ; John M Rec und wile, Camden; E A Wicks, Ntw York; B R ConipbeU, G S Douglass, ? Munnin-, SC; J 1- Wit ht-rn and Wile, Now York; W D Gl-nn and wile. Philadelphia; John Li Wilson aud wife, Massachusetts; Jno Hunter, New York; E W WillB. Cheraw; W A Lippineott. L Atkin? son, Philadelphia; A Hermann, J W Wheeler, F W Williams. New Yotk; D A Smith, Baltimore; B J W Jacob, Mount Pleasant; W L Humphreys, Philadelphia; R Moffitt, New York; U L Anson, M. Louis; M Mesep, G Richardson, H C Moses, E W M oses, ?rumter; J Neal, Augns'a; N C Schuyler, G S Mott, XL i His, New Tork; G A Bellamy, North Caro? lina; CG Jaeger, C M Muller, Laurens; A K Smith, U. S. Army; Jumes Quinr. New York; ffm Gurney, City; John Opcnheim, Nsw York; C O Woodruff, New Orlcons;C H Rodgers, R D Trudalo, Now York; S G Langley, Wo-hiigton; John W Waters, New York; O N Snow, Maine; C C Colt, Boston; A M Sutham, St. Andrews. HU SI?V 1CSS NOTICKS. NEW JOB OFFICE.-Mr. C. G. Erckmaun, for? merly proprietor of the Zeitung, ?ind well-known aa an active and enterp>is ng business mau, has opec ed a jo b prinlirg office at No 70 Broad-street. '1 hat experienced printer. Mr. A. J. Burke, will assist Mr. Erckmann, and it may safclv bo prophesied that they wiU havo plenty of work, and that it w il bc well done. Funs.-Balanco or tl o stock at thc Templo o? Fa^htou, offered at ccst. C. H. JOUNSOX, February 8 1 -o THE OLD GLOHE HOTEL.-Mr. Jo?op!i Myer, at thc Globe Hotel, No. 35 Q tocu-streer, souih s;de, will give a lunch to hus triends tc-day at 10 A. M., to celebrate thc o; emcg of his establi-hmcnt. CHOICE GT.EEN AND BLACK TEAS, il per nouna, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast coiner Society and Anson sireccs. Geo ls delivered tree. -O UMBRELLAS AND CANES.-Tho largest and fircat assortment in the c ty, at Tem;>le ol Faahior. Febr mry 8 1 CH. JOHNSON. -o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys tors in every elfie. Mijce pies, h>sh doily. Hot cof feo and chocolate at aU hour J. leo cream every day. CABINET HATS-Something cutiroly now. Black, Drab and lear! Alpines, of superior quality; also, the Velociptde, suitablo f r youog mci, just received at the 1'cmple of Fashion. February 8 1 C. H. JOHNSON. " HOOD'S SOVJUIEION BALM" has no equal for cou;bs, colds, exoups, asthma, Ac. Try it and be conv need, and recommend it to others. For sate by Bowie k Molso, Druggists, corner Meeting and Hasel streets. wfm6 January 27 j^EKTING-STKKiVr FUUADUY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPROVED MeVARTUT COTTON OIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BO ?LE RS, of various sizes on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SOGAR MILL?. SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS. ot all sizes HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 0 to IC feet in diametor IMPROVED LEVER OOTVON PRESS KS tor Hind power. Saw and r.xo Mills MACHINERY AND CASTING? er all aeacrlpilonf made to order Particular attention pail to HOD.>E FRONTS AND OtSTINGS TOR BUILD? INGS, GRATINGS. CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS dc , <Cc, WILLIAM S. HENEKEY. MACH IN 16 1 AND FOUNDER No. 314 MEEIING-STEEET, CHARLESTON. S. 0. August 3 mw* $u?m Scies. For Account and at Risk a:d Expense of former Purchaser, he having failed to com? ply with terms of tale. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUiNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold at tho Old Post?me:, at ll o'clock, on TO-MOKR'iW. 9th February, lhat desirable BUILDING situated ut tho corner of Henrietta and FJiziheth streets, formerly occu? pied as a grocery. Ou the premises are a good we I of waler, spacious shotts, and all necessary outbuild? ings. Lot measures 88 feet on Eiizabetli-strcet by 38 feet in depth, mere or less. Term*-Half cash; balance payable in one nnl two years, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage of thc property; buildings to bc insured and pol icy a-MBued. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. February 8_m2 tul Farming Utensils, at Auction. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at .Marshall's Wharf, at 10 o'clock. 1~.Z FOLLOWING A lt I'OLES, A Lot of FARMING DTEN?lL?, consisting of Shovels, Ploughs, Coro Sb el'ors, Hay Forks, Rice Fans, Bay JTCS-, Cultivators, Harrows, ftc. ALSO, Three BICE FLATS, bui t of cypress, and a lot of Unginned Cotton, acc., kc. Terms cash. m ft 2 Pc brun ry 8 Assignee's Suie. W. Y. LEITCH & ii, S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. 'ihc uudersien<-d wdl sell at public outcry on 'JHUK'-DAY, thc 18th Fei mary next, at ll o'clock A. M., at Ihe Old Customhouse, AU c at i.ur. pii CE ott PARCEL OF LAND wiih the buildings thereon, shinto, lying and bamg ou the wost side of Kiug-srrcot iu ibo City of Charles? ton, just sout J of t-c bend in that nticet: but ing and boun In. ' to the narth on lot formerly ol John S. bim and now of John Siegbng, and moie-uriug thereon one hundred and six(lOO) lest meru orl ss, to thc east on I'iug-stroet mid measur.ug thcreoa Iweuiy-seveu (27) lest, to the south ou lot of Willam J. J.tcobioce hundred and two (lUOj leet six (Ci in? ches, aid to thc westron lands ol' John Mogliug and measuring twelve (12) feet, bo the same measure n*i us m re or les?; and bavins such chap.? and form as is delineated in a plat of Charles Parker, dated in Morell, 1951, and attached to the deed of conveyance from JJ.m P. Biri tu William Lirra!, l eanng date tue 18th day of February. A. D 1851, subject, however, as lo ihat portion tuercof designat? ed iu said plat as the passageway, and co.ored yel? low, to a right of way in and over thc sara.', that is to say: und it is hereby so declared resorted and graute ', thu tho said pi icc or p.irc.1 cf land m said p at shall to; ever hereafter be and reniait, open as such for Oaa common u-re of the said lot hero n con ve*.od, and the lot bouudi ig il to thc north and .ill thc ?awful owners and occupants o: the said two lots. ' ALSO, ?. All that PIECE, PARCEL OR LO! OF LAND, situate, lying and being ot the north si-oofQueou ?treet,iu the City ot chariest >u; bounded on the south t>y Qaeeu-street,on thc east jiartly by linds of Berjiniin Elf -, partly by lands ol' the Protestant Ei i-copai Church of st. Pull.p's, on ibu not th by lands of Hie Protestant Cougrogatini Church, kuown as tho "Circular ? hurch." and on thc we<t by land? ot -fohn Gordou; mets iring ?uri containing in front on Qnecu-stre.'t twenty-seven (?7* fe -t, on thc b ick or north lino thirty-two (32. feel six (fi) lochee, and iu depth two hundred and twenty-three (2 'U| leet. The nnove d?jsc itud Lot ot laud having buen conveyed br Jehu Dei.*han, to Pr stun Wist, a-.id bearing date 20th December, A. 1> 18G1, and rccoid-d iu thu office ol thc Register ol Me.-ue Couvoyancs, iu Book O, No. 12, pp. r.00 aud 510. ALSO. All that PUCE, PARCEL OF. LOT 0" LAND, situate, lying aud bein; ou the north side ol Queeu sir. e*, Cityuf Churlestou, arni adjoinin*; thc one im? mediately 'a-ovo described, ami purchased by John Detgban of Jucib srock; measuring uno con? taining on the north and smith lines, fr messt to west ihirt>-out- (31) tuet, und ea-t and west lines, from north to souih, sevcuty-ci.-ht (78, icot; batt ng and bouudiug north on lauds of the Protestant Cou greealio al ? hinch, k own as thc "Circular Church," south oa hinds of Jacob Brock, of which thc I >t ?as once a i art, c.tst by tuc lot immediately shave described, and w.st t>y lands of --. ALSO. All that PIECE, PAW EL OR LOT OF LAND, with thc Buildings th: roon, situate, lying a>d being on the west side of Wall-street, City ot Charleston, and kuowa as No. 19. measuring and containing in Iront on Y.'all-strc.-r, from norlh to south, tu! ty-th ee (113) feet, aud in depth, iro.n east lo wost, on.* hundred and throe 103) leet, bc the t .m*e measurem-nt more or li -- ; bu.ting and bounding to th * n rtu on lauds now or once ot Henry Sj arnick; sou;li on lauds now or once of the estato ot Peter Lauretta; tu ihu east oa IA all-street, aud west on lauds of-. All of whirh will moro Ind* appear upon record in Me-ue Conveyance office, book T. 14, No. 4. page 13. li-rins-One-third ('j I ea-h; balance in ono and two j cars, secured by bon i ot pur. has er and mort? gage of thc premisos; bul dings to bo insured aud pol:ry assigned Pur-his.-r to pay Assignee for all uecessaiy stamps and papers. W. E. MIKELL. JiLu iry-1 tbm8wtli2 Assitru?e Gtbriel Davis. Stn seuils, ?tr. DRY GOODS ! D R Y GOODS! CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SEASON FiLL IND WINTER AT REDUCED PRICES. OUR STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLETE UN EVERY DEPARTMENT PERTAINING IO TUE ABOVE GOODS. WE ABE ALSO RECEIVING BY TRI-WEEK? LY STEAMERS SPRING GOODS OF AL!. DESCRIPTIONS, TO WHICn WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUNTRY FRIENDS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS WfLL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CAREFULLY EX? AMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ALL GOODS 0.UA1?AN1EED AS REPRESENTED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. McLOY & RICE, No. 370 KING-STREET, CORNER OF HAS EL-STREET, February 8 ^iStjfUiinfous. BOOK AND JOB PEINTING, No. 70 Broad-street. THE SUBSCRIBER, Il AVISO LO<*A'i ED AT 1 HE above siau?t. is now prepared to exjeute erery description of BO K AND JuU Pl;IN i INii. PAPER, STAIIcNEEY, kc, will be k-pl on hand for sale. C. ii. E KC IC MANN, fl?- Mr. A. J. BURKE will b*ehippy to sec his o d fr i cuds at the ab J ve o land. February 8 m-s-fl* MULE?! MULES! MULES! A CHOICR TOT OL? VA' FCLL BRUKE MEUIUII SIZt.O MULES. Will boon Sale 'or THREE DAYS. AT Spriggs] Old Stand, EIS6-STREE1', ?UVY? i-lT.'NC-ilEEET. Feb i nary 8_ 3 * FilR SALE, A S F L El 1) ID Thoroughbred Mare, FIVE YEAR-? O' D CUI-i SPUING. CO I OR DARK B Y, ?iib black, feet. Sold for no mult. Can bo seen on North Atlantic Wharf. For further bato rot? ation apply at 'nils OFFICE. 3 February 8 ?Inr?ion Soles. SIIEKIF?'S SALK. Cy virtue of tho followine; 'J ax Executions, to directed ani delivered, will be sold on MONI and 1UES AY, thc first and second dayi March next, at the northeast corner of the Co' house bet wc -n thc hours of ll o'clock A. M. i 3 o'clock P. M , All tho RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of defendants below stated, in Leases not exceed seven years in tho lal lowing described prope levi-d on and to bi sold for Taxes due the state t Ccsis. Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, Sheriff Charleston Couxrt St. Philip and St. Michael, AIKEN. Estate ELIZA House aud Lot east side Meeting-street-$31 35. ALLSTON. Estate JOHN House aud Lot south sido Montague-streot (I executions each), 16 31-32 62, ANCRUM. Trost Estate JANE *' House and Lot No. 218, cost side. Meetlng-stree 16 20. ANCRUM. Trust Estate JANE House aud Lot No. 35 Ashky-street -27 03. BAILEY, J. G. Lot, Sfcepberd-sirect-ll TS. BEND, Al. Lot corner King and Queen-streets-22 75. BINGLEY, Estate J. G. House and Lot, Mazyck-3rreet-13 20. BROWN, Est?t O A M. Hou-ennd t.ot, Tradd-strert-22 75. BONXEAU* JEANNETTE Hous .-and Lo', Green-street-12 43. BOON, LIZETTE Vaciiut Lot, PrcBide.nt-streel-9 13. CUSHY, JOSEPHINE House and Lot, No. 1 Nasmu-street-14 15. CUTTLE, R-JBERT H ons J and Lot, Eist side Ashley-stroet-15 61. COLLINS, Dr. M. H., (two executions) House and Let No. 6 Smith-street House and Lot No. 46 Wcntworth-street House und Lot No. 14 Duncan-street IIou=e aud Lot East Hay. et al-370 42. CANTER, JUDITH Lot. Savaote-rti cet-12 43. CHALK, JOHN G. Two liousos and Lets. Morris-street-30 95. Conus. CHARLES II. OnMlurd iulerest in Eat m. 121 acres, and Hon amt Lot, Ne. 421/ Kiug-Jtreot-G8 88. ?X.KABX*, J*. bouse uud Lot, Montogu? aud Rutledge streots 18 45. COATES, SAMUEL J. One House, easttide Prcsideut-8tro:t, No. fi-9 1 CLEABY, P. M. Houso and Lot, No. lt Charlotte-stre t-15 87. COMTON, JAN it. House aud Lo?, No. i0 Haync-stroot-85 9-3. CBUMIER. C. N. Lot Ca'liouu-street-12 43. CRUIK-?H.ANKS. Estate cf House and I ot, No. G3 Meeting-it rc r, aud Hous and Lot. No. 43 Co en g-strcet, and other prope ty-180 33 DALY, HENRIETTA. House aud Lo-, No. 44 Tr.tdd-'trcct. Hoiue aud Lot, comer Church and Allant! s'ice 31 43. Di nev, AL Six Acre farm, near Powder Magazines, eil baqjw'ary. uud House and Lot, No. int Ka a; street-28 77. DEREEE. B. E., Jr. Hotisu' nnj Lo:, southeast corner Cedar Court 10 14. DH IV TON, E talc J. L. House uud Lot, No. lit} Coming stree.-49 15. DUFFY, OWEN Hous.i sud Lot, N-. Il Nassau-street-3 99. EPSTEIN, D. & i. House and Lot, Vo. 339 Klnj-stroct. Honu and Lot, No 37J Kiug-slrcet-113 75. FIEIJ33, Estillo ALIX\NDER Lot ".-ans SOUJI" Court-7 27. FAN ti.i. F. Hou-e aud Lot. No. 17 Nassau-'lr?t t. Vasa t Lot M< eting-street-17 09. FOQAUTIE, ElHVAUD Bu-ldint ?nd Ct, Laud, north sido Calli mu st t cet-20 89. GABBETT. T. Hous . ; nd L it, N .. 52 focietv-str ot Bo ise an i Lot, nt nbcrbi d-str< ot Houso an I Lol, cu cub ri-nd-street-50 76. ?BKB5, OWEN Vacant Lot. guecu-strrc'.-ll 57. HOLMES, SARAU A. Hoti.-e nd Lo-, Coining s'roct-li 13. HAMMOND, COLLING-TON Carl, ?c .-9 81. HART, HENRY T?o Lo ? in Kiug-strect-ll 15. HASTIXOS, S. P. House an I Lot, No. 21 Lim-str;rt-U 15. Ll ARM i, A. J. lieu st nd Lo'. Bcanfaiu-5tr<-et-31 35. HOLLOWAY. S. I). Sta'1- weit, sid: Prien'-str-ot fa'ou.-c a .d Lo: east silo SmitU-itroet, be'weet Calli ua and Vance.horst Attrt oilier i rope lj-17 19. HUMPH EYS. Estate ol E. Hous i and Lot No. 22 Smith-street-35 C5. HUDSON Estate JOHN. HOUSO aud LOL Rutlc lgc-strec'-15 87. JACOBY. Estitc E. Hirn? and ia>: No. 2 Rutledge avenue, and Lot ir Vandorhorst-Btrcct-70 47. JOHN. A. H. Lot Piti-.sr ot-ll 57. Eu ESTER L. P. House an i Lot No. J0>? Woolte-streoi-21 03. KifcKBABDT, Estate WM. liou'e -.nd Lot Winitworth-streot-27 91. LIMEUOUHE. ".. J. (iwo exi eutio.ns) House aud r.'jL Elilolt-stret. II ouse ?iud Lot I nd 1-st' cot. Houso und Lot Limekouss-strtot-91 56. MARTIN, W. L. (two oxecuuoiis) Honse ?tod L^t No. S CannOD-slrcot-24 Id. MILLER. DANIEL. House au i Lot Foutheost corner Wentworth anti Rutledv.e-66 42. MARSHALL, L. F. Lot .-mith-strcet-14 15. MOOD, Hov. J W. House and lot No 7 W. ntwortb-streot-3135. MONAGHAN. JOHN J., (two executions) House uud lot No ld (north sid?i I'eaufain-strtet, and other properly No. 17 Georgc-strcct-4C 22. MATTHEISHEN, Ab?tit Lot lint ed;;c- street-10 71. MATTHEISBEN, E. Houoaud l.o No 19 -pring-stro:t-39 95. MATTHEWS, MIS. E J. H> usc und Lot Heaufuia, between Pitt andComing sD eats-ll .2 MATTHLWS Kalala J. Lot Quee.i slr'ni-14 li. il AREL KY. Mi-.s HES LEB, (I wo cxcculions) Li l south hide l.ine-strLCt, ' o'.wcon railroad and Meeting-street-17 M. MARSHALL LOUISA P. Houso ?mu Lot Frauk'iu-stri.ct-20 89. MITCHELL Ils: am ANN House ami Lot No 10 Wosl-strcet. Hanse .ind LOL N . 31 Boiul'aiti-strcct-36 65. MELVIN, JAMES House ami Lot :io. 9, south side Marion-strrot 3 84 MCKEE JOHN House and U I Vu .'.duo Kanga-14 15. O'BBIKX P. Hume and Lot, corner Short aud Mazyek streot - ll J ". UTTULENOUI, Estate S. Two lioiires and Lots, K'ng-str.-ft-93 55. O'HAI.A. lin. ANNA (I WO UXCOUliOUH) Lot north tide M .t?.zme-strceL j.ot cant aide Stale-struot. Loto st si lc Aun tu ct-1-lt> 4.'. PANKI.V, ?S. E. U-oiscand Lo!, No. 27 Chapel-slrcct-4353. I'ARKEU, V. Hon-? und Loi, Plti-street-IS ;'.r>. PoBTKE ll. llou-oaud lot, Itirro fo.'d-strec'-14 ?5. PHBCUER Mr M. House aud Lot, No. 04 South Bay-18 55. FHILLIP.?. listais ELIZA U U i'und Lol. No. ?.Mariou-stivet-21 03. PHILLIPS, L. J. & J. . House end Lot, corner (Irern and Co!lcge-6lreets 75 35 L'UKTEB Bl V. A. l OOMSE tlous-K and Lot wu^t side Rulledsc-strcor, be? tween - ]>riuk.* aud Cannon, sud other property. RBIO.VK, A. S. Rou o nd L I No 20 Quecn-slrcc -75 65. REYNOLD-, lt. P. Lot in Ltuc alie I-? 85. Rn Err, j. \i. ami wile. i urui. Lowi des Aveu c-22 73. I?EID, A. (UV Ioxecutnus) Lot No. 113 K'Ug-Strcnt Housj and Lot No. 47, west si lo Cbur h-strect 32 89. RYAN. EsL-itt! TUGS lion e aud Lot. Archd le stree'. ? House and Lot No. 69 Ea-^t Bay, and other pro p-rl -173 95. SACK, WM ti. (three cxecuionn) Hous.) and Lot, No. 49 Li -o-scect. House .md Lot, eui uer aires Al ey nod Linc-strcet 96 93 ?SANDERS, W T. ( wo executions) 'J bree Rou>cs o a Lot. Nos. 24 und 25. Laington Court and No. C2 W shiugtou-strect-99 60. SCUWAltTZ. H. Lot No HU Li.lyOour;-3 33 S'CABPER .<i. liuuseani Lot, Arncri<-a--ti cct-18 43. SCUM YD r Katnl o ELISABETH (turee executions) linus mid Lot, -out'i si.ic MOJtagne, botwetn Co d.ig and . i t-14 45. SELLS.t.s, JANB House and Lu No. 141 Ci ming-s'.rcot-29 Cd. SANUEIIS J--a. i". Uouaeau i Lot No. 63 Pitt-slroct-lt 25. SjcnBujam, J.'u-?. uonw aud L i .io. C9 s pring-s tree I-57 15. SIMONS. JUV. .S Uou-e atid Lot N'). ll Dju^!it5'-s'rc-t-33 (13. EPSTEIN. M. is V. ti i ni - e aud L it King aud Goatge strouts-83 95. SMITH. W. UOUJO timi Lol N> 169 Coinicg-itrecl-18 43. Sui ru s. A. I ot An-ott-sircct-li C7 SMITH H.** M. H. i ot ? Ounrii-etrcat-22 7?. STEELE. Esta'-o Dr. E. C. (threo executions) Bouse aud Lot oast sida Smith street, between I Qucc . and Bcautain. House and Lot Beaufain-street, between WiL and Smith-50 07. STAFFORD, H. R. House and Lot No. 30', east side Meetiog-stree 8 42. % STROHECKEB, J. P. & C. C. store and Lot No. 355, west side Meeting-strt I 8381. STUART, M. E, House and Lit, Franklin-street-17 59. TANLUKBON, Estate A. Lot, Ring-strcot, between Market and Cliff) st. eels-27 05 THOMPSON, C. Rouse and Lot, Nassau-9trect-1415. THORN. JOHN (two executions) House and Lot, corner Smith and Cannon. House and Lot, r-outh sid - Cannon-street, betwc St. Philip and Conilng-25 54. THORN, REBECCA (four executione) House and I ot. No. 13 Duncan-street. Honso and l ot. No. 22 Calhoun-etreet, kc, kt 42 61. WASHISOTON, DIANA (two executions! House and Lot south side short-street-13 42. WHALEY, B. G. (two executione) House and Lot. No. 79 Beaufain-atrcet-9160. WILKINSON, J. W. (two executions) Bouse and Lot, Hroad-street-40 70. WILKINSON, PAULS. House anu Lot, north side Chapel-street-1014 WILKINS. B. G. - Om.'-ibird intorest S:orc northeast comer El Bay and Fraser's Wharf-77 35. WILSON. MARY E. House and Lot. south side Bogard-street, 14 07. WALTON, JOHN M., (threo executions) House ana Lot, No. 69 Wentworth-street-65 07. WESCOTT, Estate G. W., (two executions) Four Houses on Gadsdon Green. Lot on Mce'ing-sirccr, near Romney-street-14 ? WALPOLC. A. E. House and Lot, north side of Norman-.Uroct-35 ; WALKER, JAMES E. House and Lot, No. 139 Meeting-street, and otb proporty- 60 94. WIOFALL ami children, PAUL Htm-e and Lot, southeast corner Church and W ter sti eels-0 70. WILLIAMS DIANA Lot, north side o? Bognrd-strcct-7 25. WHITE, Estate Q. H. HOIHC and Lot, north side Cannon-street, betwei Pre-iden t and Ashley, aud other properly-16 73. Christ Cliurcli Purist?. ALLSION, W. J. 4,iC aere? ot Laud-19 14 ALUURN. CHARLES 73 aeres of Laud-6 ll. BROWN, - 49 aeres o.' Lan 1-8 98. BLAKEI.V E. JP. 305 acre? of Land-3 ll. BLACKWELL, S. P. 1076 acres or Laud-22 33. C.\rEBS, Estate J. S (two exocutious) 365 aeroj of Laud-16 22. CAPERS, Estate JOHN 363 acres of Laud-10 69. CHERRY, FRANCIS Houso und Lot, Alou'.t Pleasant-9 03. CUDDY, Estate WM. Unite and Lot, Mount Pleasant-19 55. COLLINS, H. H. House and Lot. Mount Plea-ant-13 95. DAVY-, Estato Rosa Lot .Mumu r.casaut-G 95. ELLSWORTH 1. 8. K. - acres oi Land-16 05. FREEMAN, HENRY. ?fl acres ol Land-ll 67. FREEMAN, Estato R. Housu und Lot Mount Pleasant-6 95. HAYES. Estatu JAMES. 35J acres Laud -15 33. IKOLESBY k FREEMAN. 338 aero- Land-ll 63.. JERVEY, THOMAS H. (two oxeculious) 1222 acres ot Land-CO 43. L'MDAEBR, ISAAC. 291 ?.cres of LiuJ-9 56. LEO ARE, N. 450 acres of Land-ll 76. LEOARE, Estate D. 45(1 aero* of Land-ll 76. NORTHROP, ROY. H0116C and Lot Mount P.'ouant-10 05. PEURIFOY, Estate A. Lo--, Mount Pleasant-6 93. ROSE, HENRY, (two executions) 290 acres or Lind-2J 21. RicnwooD. B. F.. (tbroo executions) 51) acres ol' l aud- 31 53. WHILDEN, W. H. 15.0 acres of Laud-21 63. St? 'Ihomas and St. Dennis. FOWLER, STANHOPE COO acres 0. Land-6 31. JENKINS Estate JOHN, (two executions) 312 acres or Laud-21 87. LACHICJUT. J. (two executions) 4724 acres of Laud-284 12. LUCAS. T. B.. Estato of (two executions) 3i'0 ic-o- ol lauid-19 17. MCCALL. WM., (two executions) 25J ceres of L MI .1-2? 00. MASTIN. Mis. S. M. 514 acres ol Land-16 38. TOYAS. J. L. 280 acres or I and-6 71. ROBINSON. ALEXANDER 500 acres of Land-18 49. READ, ll. H. 15.'8 aeres ol Lacd-32 77. RoDDIN, il. 66U acres of Land-51 09. "SELBY, IL ll. & Co. 4'IU3 Her. s of Land-48 67. WINDHAM, N. 383 acres ol L i uti-8 83 St. Andrew's Parish. BAI KER, Estate S. G. -acres ot Lan 1-233 92. BYRNES, Estate J. P. 'e0 ' acres of Land-7 33. MARU. H. (two executions) Land, Jam e- I'and-178 06. MCCABE. J.'MES . Land, St. Andr.-w's-10 ?0. SIM Dr. THOM. 630 acre? of Lind-115 55. 4 TOOMEB, J. W. Laud, st Andrew's-s 08. T00MER, H. L. (two oxecutioua) Laud, ?t. Ardrow's-50 ?6. .St. John's Colleton BARNETT, J. H. (two executions) 718 acres of Laud-62 93. BURDEN, VY. B.. ot al. Plantation on Johu's Island, 630 auroa-13 92. LEOARE. J. C. W. (two executions) '?il aurea ol Laud-ii 75. MIK ELL, E-?talc E. S. 83 acres of Land-16 7J. WHALI.Y E. 351a re.-ot L ind-2-171. WESCOAT fi UAYNARD Laud 011 Edist.i islai.d-31 10. WILSON, THOMAS lt., Executor Land? ou John's Irland, 'JlOO acres-30 91. W.'LsON, JoiiN R , Administrator Plantait JU ou Johu'ri Waud, 210J acred-42 48. St. James Santcc. BALL WM. J. lt) (.62 aurea of Land-26 88. BATES O. Z. -acres ol Land-8 53. BitissEM, ISAAC (two executions) "6JJ acn e vf Laud. .Jli't) jere-" of l aud- 24 66. GDEKIIX, W. n.. (lour executions) Slid acres of Land- 39 20. JACKSON, E-laicR. 1310 acres ol Laad-8 29. LOFI'ON. Elate s. II. 5 JUC acres of Laud-16 16. LOWNDES E-t*lu H. B. 105U acres .if Land-7 77. MILLI, U W. L nd f>t J mies Santoo -9 2X MAZYCK, Estate P. P. 8.1 acre-ol Lind-!! ?6. St. sd jilli ii'- Parish. B.VT.LENT1SK, EsLllO I-UAC J. 260 a -r. sol La id-6 41. DAVIS. Batato JOHN N. (Od ac es or La d-7 53. EDWARDS, .Joux 600 arr s nt Land-S 03. LoyroN, J. J. Jj nd in st. stephen's,-acres-ll 95. MIH>BEM Mrs S. ?. Li diu st. Mermen's-12 31 lt .uoiiits Estato WM. 750 a r-M ot Land 7 66. Wi ST?H, Estato ,t. S. P. 60 f uciea ol La d-61>3. St. James' Goose creek . BAYNARD. Trust Estate Mrs. F. A. 3 .00 acres of Land-ll 93. BL'RB\GE, Esta ie JOSH. 25 acres of Land-6 26. CHURB JACOB Iud ui-rea 01 Lind-7 36. CHUEB JOHN 220 acres of r and-7 41. CnUHB, v. AL EB C.'acies ul Laud-7 OS. Coif RS CHARLU 800 a res of 1 and-12 ll. CAMPBELL, Estate of ARCH'D. Lo1, in -ummervillc, S. C-7 71. CLARK e\LEXV>rSR 143 acres ol Liud-6 67. CON.NE t Eitatu JOHN 4'W au-'CS of Laud-12 ll. CAEIIOLL JJ. Lol-1J 1)8. EASTEULINO. E. M. 1*1 acres ot La-ad-712. UAILL.UU>, J". .H. .j50 ..c ea i-i' Land-7 52. GIBSON W. Lot nc ir Suaiaicrvl'le-7 3C. HA KT, I. und S. 6 3 J i Ces of L md-12 42. HART. LEWIS 3iU ?uros of Land-10 18. HAS-, JOHN 61 acres ol'(Land-6 4C. JoYXMi LEMUEL 143 a r. u of Land-6 85. KENNEDY, Mrs. ANN I ot near Mitninervillo-1326. KEITH, W. J. OOO acres of Land-13 7). , LYNES, Estate SAMUEL 1050 ocios of Land-13 81. MITCHEL, Estato W. B.. (two executions) I ot near Summer ville-14 00.. MEACHEB, G. W. Lot neor Summerville-6 34. MUBPHT, DENNIS. 100 acros of Land-7 08. MCFEELIN. MAST Lot near Summerville-fl 34. MAGRATH, E. 280 acres ot land-14 60. PARKER. J. and T., (minors) 2G0 acree of Land-14 30. PAYNE, THOMAS Lot near Summerville-6 34. PEBBY, J. J. Lot near Summerville-18 4L PEAGLEB, Mrs. SABAH 14 acres of Land-5 84. PBTNNEY. JAMES Lot near Summerville-6 9}. EICKBUSCH, H. P. 250 acres of Land-9 48. ROBERTSON. B. Lot ur ar Summerville-C 92. SCHRODER, Mrs. M. Lot near Summerville-6 92~ WINTER, JOHN lil acres of Land-7 57. WILSON, estate J. W. D. 252 acres of Land-7 62. WILLIAMS. WILLIAM 75 acres of Land-6 72. WAGNER. T. B. 150 acres of Land-7 51. February 8 SHERIFF'S SiLB. By vii tuc of a writ of Fieri Facias, tone directed and delivered, will be sold o . MONDAY, tee first day of March next, at thc northeast corner of'he Courthouse, between the hours of ll A. M. and 3 P. M., ? . All t bat LOT OF LANI), with a wooden dwelling and outbuildings thereon, situate on routh tide ot Ann-street, ooe door west of the corner of Eliza? beth-street; bcunding north by Ann-street, eastby -, weBt by lands now or late of-, and south on lands cf-> Levied on and to be sold as the property of J. R. Sloan and Catharine M. Sloan, his wife, at the suit of John N. Tidemann k co. I erins cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, February 8 m4 8. C. C. Horse? and Mules, one Bread Cart and Car? riages, also TabU?, Sideboards, Carpets. Mirror?, Bcadsteada, Bedding, Wardrobe?, Desks, Stoves, tfo.. ?fe., at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMTH. On WEDNESDAY, ibo 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, at his Salesroom, No. 31 Broad-street. ALSO,' 7 BOXES OF SMOKINGTOB tCCO, 1 box Chewing Tobacco, Cable Twist in tin foil packages, and sondrio*. 3* February 8 A Small Duelling; also, two Corner Lots, fine stands for Corner Shops, at Auction. B? G. McBKIDE bUiTJL On TUESDA Y, the 16th ins taut, at ll o'clock, at the old Po-tcffl e, No. 68 Line-street, a sm ll HO CSP, south side, se? cond ii om southeast corner Line and Laurel streets. Lot 40 feet front, by 90 feet deep, more or lees. ALSO, & fine BUILDING LOT on the uouthwenimornor of Rogard and Laurel streets: 35 fee' fronton Bo gard-street, by 87 ucl on LauKl-stieet, more or less. ALSO, A fine BUILDING LOT, on the southeast corner of Bogard-strcoc and Rose Lano; 3d feet front on Bo gard-strrct, by 97 feet on Rose Lane, mure or less. February 8_Feb 8 9. ll, 13,15,16 Ex parte Wm. Sh>phcrd, tare Joseph Purcell. Assigner's Sal* of thc "Purcell Farm," on the Dorchester hoad, near Charleston-ut Auction. BY G. McBElDE SMITH, Auctioneer. By virtue of a Becreo in Bankruptcy in the above case, will bo seid, on '1 D>.8i?AY, the 16Ji inst., at II o'clock, at tho Cid t'o.-tofnee. All that J R?CT OF LAND, lyme on the north Fido of the public road leading from chariest jn to A-h ley River Ferry, containing r?venty-fjve and a half (75>i) ;:cr s. more or lui-s, and also a <? mall Tract of Land on thc northern boundary of the a bo YO tract and in? corporate with it as one tract; bounded north and cast ou lands now or lute of-Howard, ?outhon the Dorchester Road, west on lands now or late of - Beckman, and uorlbncst on Imus now or lat* of Rev. H. (/'Neill; thc piare said to contain phos? phates, and to be well sett cd. Terms- One-ihird cash; thc balance in one and two yearn, seenred by a mortgage on lheptoperty; purchaser lo pay lor papen ?md t-tainps. E. W. MARSHALL. Assignee of Jos Tu:cell. February 1 mwsmsmluO RctiJincein Rutledge Avenue. BY LOUIS H. DcS\USSUBE. TO-MORROW, HIP 9th day ot Fobruary, at II o'clock A. M. will bc sold ut the Old Po;tofllce, AU Ibnt LOT OF LAND, with tho de.-lrable Wood on Kcsidtmc thereon, r?mate on the oust s do ol Rutledge avenue, being I he thiid boa o not th of Rad liffo-siicet, containing six upright and one drcsKiuu rei m. pantry, pi ivute st? irs. double piazzas, nh to roof, cistern, kc. On the prrmisos are kitchen carr'agc house, aiuclc, and ample accommodations for sm vau's. 'JhoLot moasutcs about 42 feet front by about 145 fcc deep, more or less. Conditions-$2 00 cash ; 51500 subject to an "An? ti bellum" i.ond and mortgage, on which a credit ol ono year will bc al owed; the calancc of thc purchase money to be by bond, ) ayablo in two years from day of .-ale willi seven percent annual interest, to be ? ccu ed by mortgage < f the property; thc buildings to bc kept in urcd and pcllty assigned. Purchaser to pay for all nceessiry papers and stamps. February 8 is'.utbsmtu" Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale, by orticr of the United States Court. Bi JOHN T. HUMPHREYS, Auctioneer. By virtue ot an order of sale lo me directed by 'he Bon. George S. Brian, Judge af the Cinto i States Court lor the District of South Carolina, I will sell at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, February 12, at ll o'clock A.'M., at thc Old Post'ince, loot of Broad sfeot. All that valuablo PLANTATION in St. Thomas' Parish, in the Cmnt.v ol Charleston, known as "WooJloud," bounded by lsnds of-Poyas and George Fife, Daniel's Island ( reek. Clouter'* Creek o-'id Ook's Creek, aud containing t*o thousand three hundred and ninetj-?ve 2395 acres,moro or less. 1 hero lands arc said to be as good for Long t ot tor. as any on the islands, and are only six mdes from thc city. Ihe placo ?swell tattled, and m>iy oe rcided on all the year. It is accessible by tither Cooper or Wando Rivets, being nearly entirely sur rouu lcd hy navigable streams, with eight or ten landings on Ibo pi ntnttoo. Torrai- ( no-third rash; balance in five equal sue reealve annual instalment*, secured bv hoed of pur? chaser boat ing inti rest at n e rate ol 7 per cent, per annum, paynblc annually, and a mortgage u ron thc premises, rurclmcr to pay lor pupersaud stamp-. LOUIS .Mel..VIN, Ass;gnee ol B. J. and J. Murry Muirhead. January 30 stiiih<mwt7 I XLU-.lt I) !.. l It t. Ll IN 1.Q11T Y, 1 anneau, et al, vs. Donnell, et af. Cn MONDAY, thc 15th dav of Febru-ry instant, at ll o'clock, will Oe sold, at Ihe Old Cust rahousc, Alt that MLSSL'A. IS AM' LOI OF LAND rltuato, Ijing ond being on Cuncord-strcct, in thc City ot Charlo lou, s. C., meai-urn g and co: tulninr/ in fc.ut on Corcr-rd-sireet ono hundred and ten (lit) feet, moro or less, and in depth one hundred and forty-five (145) lett, moro or less; hutting and hound? ing to tho west ?nd uorth on lauds ot the Stew Ytuk Mcam Packet Compauy. lo tl e *ou.L on lauds m>w late of thu estate of John F. Knox, aud to he eas : un Concord s reet. Jcr'iit- Onc-tourth cash; tho bala'cc on a credit of one, tw three, fmr and five ycarr, tecureltiy bond or bonds of the pm chaser, bearing inter st from the day of sale, payab c epnii-annujlly. and a mortgagtf ol the property. The building* to be in? sured and the pu.icy assigned. E. W. il. MACKEY, MierhT Charleston County. February 1 ra ?17 TO THE LADIES. TTrF. WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR Y V m my wars' cxpcr'eucc in tho manufacture or ORS AM' NIAL U*Ilt WO"K enable us lo offer to our customers tho .'luest assortment of every ar ?clc required in our 'inc, trora the small FRIZZES to the full Wi'*, rmbra' in-r braids or SwiMies. Coils, Waterfalls, Cush.ons, Crimpt Hair, Bands, Curls, liing.c's, &C. TORTOI E-SHL'LL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND FANCY CUMBs, and COMBS ot every other class. To the (ientlemfH. WE C*N FURNISH WIGS, TOUPEES, WHIS? KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, Ac. To Our Customers Generally. THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PEBFU Mll.Y. M ?AP.?, POMA D KS, HAIR OII>. HAIR Rif S ' lyUATlVE-, CO'iMr.TIC -, ?c., from thc mjst re? spectable bouses in e tell cou try. On OEM AN COLOGNE-* ure unsu-paanablo. l\r- Euir.tsh ai d trench Hair, 'Tooth aod Nail Bru-hes, J ortoi-hell, Buffil- aud other Drestiug Combs, wc challenge rivalry. m Par 1 uhr aiteu iou is paid to thc malting of Me? mento Hair Work as BREAST iTNS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS. CHARM'S icc. All ?Uders by mail ?rid beso tilled that thc reputa? tion of the housu tort o past thirty-Bve years shall not suffor iu o ir hands. Always on hand a fl. o as? sortment of French Jewelry. A liberal -discount to merchants aud tho trade. M. <& A. ASHTOV, No. 240 KING-STREET. January 5 tul m CHARLESTON, S. C. ?lu?tfefi ? air?. The Sloop Wadboo al Auction. BY Ii. H. MARSHALL & BRO. TO-MORROW, thc 9th instant, at 12 o'clock, win be sold, at Fairchild's wharf, foot of Laurens-street, 'J he sloop WAD H00, of 22 tons measurement, and of cap id tv for eighteen cords of wood, together with her boat, sails and tackling, all in complete order. Conditions oash. Purchaser to pa* for papers. February 8 3 BY R. M. MARSHALL & BK?I IO-aiORROW, 9th instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold at the Old Pos tomeo. Broad-street, That large BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson-street, opposite George, containing nine rooms. The Lot measures filty-thrce leet on the front line, and eighty-three fajet on the rear line, by one hundred and sixty-fire feet in depth, more er lesa ALSO, The LOT to the south aoj outing the above, mea? suring thirty feet front and rear by ninety feet, more or let's. Conditions-One-th ird ca?h ; balance by boni, payable ha one and two years, with interest semi-an? nually, secured by mortgage of the premises; build? inga to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay R. AI. ol. sr Bro. tor papers and stamps. February 8_ Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSOiV LEE, Auctioneer. Tbe undersigned will Eell at public outcry, on the 16ih day of FEBRUARY next, at ll o'clock A M., at the Old Customhouse, 4 All that LOT, PIEOE, OR PARCEL OF LATO, with the two story Wooden Building thereon, situate? lying and being on the east side of Oumlng-street, City ot Charleston, being the next lot to Goorge street, measuring and containing in iront on Coming street thirty-one (31) feet, and in depth ninety-five (85 ? fret nine (9; inches, be the same more or lesa; butting and bound!na on the north on lands formerly of estate ot Junes Sheppard, to the east on lands of --, to the routh on landa of --, and to the weet on Coming- sta e? t ; said lot being a part 'of the real estate of James sheppard, deceased, and sold by his executors, under and by virtue ot his last will and testament ALSO, AU that LOT OF LAND on the east aide of Com. ing-Btreot, City of Charleston, and known aa No. 48 (forty-eight), measuring and containing ia front on Coming-street, thirty (30) feet more or less, and in dopth nineti-five (95) teet th reo i3) inches, more or less; butting and bounding to the north on lands of -; to the south on lands of -_, formerly of Mrs. Windsor; to the easton land now or late of John Bair, Seq., and to tho west on ' Coming-street All of which will moro folly appear upon record in the Mesne Office, Bcok lt, No 14, page 303. ALSO. AU that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, being situate, lying and being on the east side of Coming-street, in the City of Charleston, measuring and containing in fronton Coming street thirty-two (32j feet six (Cj inche?, bo the same more or less, and .in depth ninety-five f>6) feet six (6) inches, be the same more or less; butting and bounding north on lands of estate of James sheppaid, to the east on lands of-, to the south on lands late of estate of James Sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and (o the west on Coming-etreet; said lot being a part of the real estato of James Sheppard, deceased, and sold under and by virtue of his ?aa t will and testament by his executors. ALSO, All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two story wooden building and the out build.n^s thereon, being situate and lying on the nortb ride of Buli-strect, in the City of Charleston, and known as No. 28, measuring and oontainlog in front on Bull-street, thirty one (31) feet, more or less, and in depth from north to south, one hundred and forty-ooe*(141) feel, more or lesa; butting and bounding north on lauds ot Peter Hasel, to the east on ianda of G. P. Whitman, to the south on Bull ttrcot, and to tho w.-st on landa of T. A. Wilbur. Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two years, scrured by bond of the purchaser and mort? gage of the premises; buildings to ba insured and policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces? sary pap?is and stamps. W. E. MIK ELL, Asslgnco of uabrU4 Davis, Januiry 21 tbm8 tul Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSOiN LEE, Auctioneer. By virtue of an o.dor to me directed by the Hon. George H. Bryan, Judgoof the Dei ed stiles Court for the District of South Caro ina, will be sold at public ornery on TUESDAY, the 16th day of Feb? ruary next, at ll o'olock A. M., at the Old Custom? house, f li that IOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two-story Wooden Building and outbuildings thereon, situate, lying and being on the west side of Ashley River, between Bea aud Caunou streets and known as No. 19; measuring and containing in front on Ashley-street nixU-scven fe -t six inches (67 6), on back or weat 'ine aeventy-slx feet (78), on the south and north lines one hundrod and sixty-five (165) feet, be the aame more or less; butting and bounding to tho north on lands of E C. Holland, to the east on Avhiey street to tho south on lands of Mark E. Cohen, and to the west oa lands now ?rlate of Vf. T. gander*. ALSO, All that TOWN LOT iR PARCEL OF LAND, situated on thc north side of Ca houn-street one door west of smith-street, i m media o,y upon Ben? nett's M ll Pond; measuring and contaiuing in front on Ca huuu-strcot (60) six y feet, oa bock or north lino (80) oig ty foet rix inches, on cast line (156) one bundi- d and nfty-six leet. and on west line (160) one hundred and sixty feet, be the same mere or 1 ns; butt ni? and bounding to tho north and west on Bennett's Mill Pond, to tho east on lands now or late ot James Poyas, and to the south on calhoun street, as per plat on record in Plat Book "A," No. 1, in Mesne Conveyance Office for Char eaton District! let ms-One half cash; balance in one year, secur? ed by ond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as signel. Purchaser to pay assignee for aU necessary papers and stamps. J. B. BIsSELL Assignee. Januiry 29 tmwStul Imported Durham Coto. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. At Privato Sale A DURHAM COW, four years old, imported from England, sh? is a beautiful specimen of tho breed, and perleoUy gentle. Apply as above at Februory8 2 No. 33 BROAD-STREET. Real Estate. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH, Ko 31 Broad-street, South side, near State-street. At Private salo tl RS I' CLeSS EE A ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Rice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive and V duable Mannf ictories, Mill Sites and Drlighttui -ummer Residences in various parts of the south ALSO, HOUSES AND BDILDrNOLuTS of all rtzes, prices and descriptions In every part of the city. January 25 _mwl3mo TToo? i ard on Gadsden's Creek, Ward No. 8. BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Brokers and Real Estate Agents. At Private Sa'c .lh?t desirably localed WOOD TARD, on Gadsden's Creek, hart ig a two sfory Woodcu House with four room'. Atioched is a fine Wharf. 40 feet wide ?ni 75 leet lon-:-room for over one nuodred cords Wood. Foricrma, which will be liooral, apply .o HOL tl l'S k MA' BETH, Real Estate Ageuts. No. 36 Brood-street February I_thm2 BY WM. McKAY. At Private Sale A complete set or TIN MFRS'TOO'3. Apply as abc ve at No. 136 ilEETI^G-SlEtf. Feortiary 6 (ilotljing anil /nnustying ?nobs. CI0SIN? OUT SALE. IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OT OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to make room for our SPRIN3 ANS SUMMER SUPPLIES Which we expect the latter pari of this month, we havo reduced the prices of our Goods REUAKDhrtiS TO COST OP MAAUFAC TUKIIVG THE SAHIB. Thaukin2 the public far their very liberal pabron asc, we bo.? by oar fair dealing to merit a contin? uance of tho same. Wo respecfuUy iuvite one and all to call and see for themselves. I. L. FALK & Of), RETAIL FEPARTBIEAT Ne. 308 RING-ST., Next to Co wp erin waif s Furniture Store, WHOLESALE DEPARIMENT, No. 167 Meo ting-street February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel.