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THE DAILY KEW>S. 4a- LARGEST OWIOITLATION.-THE DAILY SEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED* A8 HATING THK LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTER9 REMAIN INO IN THE POSTOKFIOR AT THE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOPFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri? bers in tbe city at six DOLLARS a year in advanco, or st nrrKKN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. MEETINGS THIS DA Y. Chamber of Commor-e, at 2 P. M. Charleston Hook aal Ladder Company, No. 2, at half-past 7 P. M. Friends of Ireland, at half-past 7 P. M. THE GREAT PRESSURE upon our advertising columns ?his morning compels us to omit some of our contract advertisements, which thould appear in this Issue. EDITORS IN TOWN.-?Messrs. Selby, of tho Columbia Phoenix, and Lucas, of the Darlington Democrat._ GOLD PENOIL FOUND.-A gold poncil was picked up in Broad-stroct, on Saturday, and left at the Maia Guardhouse. WEIGHT'S BLUFF.-Tho steamer Marion will leave for Wright's Bluff and all landings on tho San tee on Wednesday night. ATTENTION, FENIANS.-In another column of this morning's NEWS will bo found a call for a meet? ing of Irishmen and tho friends of Ireland, to take plaie at Hibernian Rall, this evening, at half-past seven o'clock. The object of the meeting is to take measures for lending a helping band in the move? ment for the deli veranee of Erin from British tule. INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.-On Friday morning last, an attempt was made to set fire te the ?esidence of Dr. B. 8. D. MuckonfusB, opposite St. Paul's Churoh, Coming-streot, by placing a barrel under tho house and Ullin* it with wood, which was dis? covered while ina biaZ?. Tho person who discover? ed it saw some one oscape from tho yard. DROWNED.-A private letter brings tho intelli? gence of the drowning, on the 7th of December, at Sherman's Island, in Costa County, California, of Mr. John Beiden, formerly of Vew Britain, Coan. He was a brother of Mr. W. H. Beiden, who has been conncoted with the United States Qaarteimaster's Department in this oity since 18C5. IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS. We pri?t this morning a long Hst of property to be sold on tho 1st of March by the Sheriff for non-pay - ment of taxes, unless the owners thereof shall pre? viously settle their duos to the State. We are re? quested to say that (hore is also lodged in the Sher? iff's omce a long additional list of delinquent tax? payers, whose property will also bo advertised and come uuder the hammer unless speedy payment be mado of the arrears of taxos. GERMAN SETTLEMENT NEAR FLORENCE.-Tho Darlington Southerner hus been reliably informed that a gentleman ot capita1, late a bureau officer in a neighboring coun!y, has purchased two hundred acres of land near 1' loreuco lor the purpose of plant? ing a vineyard, growinjr vegetables, and . raising poultry and stock of all kinds ior market. A contract has been let out tor tho erection ef some thirty build? ings on the place, and as soon as completed will bc occupied by as many families of Germans. A DELIBERATE MURDER.-Information has been received of the murder, near Mount Tabor in Union County, on the 28lh ult., of Alfrel Gist, a col? ored lad about fifteen years o a, by James M Askew, a notorious character, who bas been for many years a terror to the color'd population. The Coroner states that the murder waa without the least provo? cation. Immediately ai ter the deed Askew mounted his horse and ro Jo off, and has not been heard of since. Governor Scott has issued a proclamation offering five hundred dollars reward for his arrest REPORTERS' CEUMB3. - Tho weather was cold enough on Saturday lost to coat the water in low lots in the western part of the city with ice. The M. E. Gran ! Tooyal Arch Chapter of this State "holds a convocation to-day, at Masonic Hall, at 12 M. The purchaser of Law Range, Broad-street, de? sign turning lt into a stock exchange, aa suggested in THE NEWS. The main 0 rains in tho city are caving in in vari? ous places, but are quickly repaired. It is rumored that the Rev. C. S. Vedder has re? signed from the Huguenot Church. The churches in which services were h?ld last eve? ning were generally crowded. SUDDEN DE 4TH.-Tho Pheonix announces tho sudden death of a young, t tien ted and universally admired lady, formerly a resident of Charleston, and more recently of Col um bi a- Miss Fanny Taber. She died on Thursday, the -t h instant, at the residence of her brother, in Orangeburg. Om Wednesday, she was apparently in the enjoyment o? her usual good health, and attended the marriage ceremonies of a brother ; a short time aftei wards she complained of a slight headache, and in a few hours more she was dead. Miss Taber h,d a remarkable fine voice, and during her re&idonce in Columbia was connected with the choir cf Trinity Church. OUR FARMS.-With the steady enlargement of our means of communication with the cities of the North, where articles cf fo:d, if not very high, meet a good demand, the lands in this vicinity should beeome of great value. The capacity of our soU to produce a variety, and at a season which will render them very desirable there, must secure them a market at very rcmuuoialives rates. Our farms on Charleston neck aro greatly improving hythe skilful application of labor, and many of them aro being cultivated lu tho most superior manner, pro? ducing a growth oquil to any in tho worid. We have lately seen cabbages and turnips, the produce of the fa m of Mr George Martin near the forks of she road, which would do credit te any lai d. Ibis gentleman is an old cou try farmer, and under? stands the management of his land. SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE FIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH.-The regular quarterly exercises of the First Baptist Church Sabbath School took place yesterday afternoon in the chun h. They were con? ducted by the Bev. W. H. Williams, pastor, assisted . by Superintendant Palfrey. There was a good at? tendance en the patt of tho scholars, who sang charmingly several carefully selected hymns.. The pastor enchained the attention ef the children with many very interesting religions anecdotes. The superintendent read his report, which waa very gratifying, showing an in creas a of nineteen scholars and ons teacher. The school now contains one hundred and twenty-two scholars, seventeen teach? ers and two officers, a total ef one hundred and forty-one. After a distribution of prizes, a few re* marks by the superintendent and a collation, the ex? ercises closed. CLUBS AN? STABS-The following cases will he brought up before the Mayor this morning: James Kelly, white, creating a distuibar.ee, on Saturday, in tho store of Juc. A Cook A Co., King street, and trying to shoot a policeman, Wm. Richardson, colored, for sol ling fowls on the street without a license. Patrlok Donsgtn. white, for being under the in? fluence of liquor and acting disorderly OB ths elroet. John Brown, colored, for loitering at the head of the market and refusing to leave when ordered off. Rosetta Geronon, white, for using ot scene lan? guage at the corner of State and Chalmers street*. Henry Jones, white, lying down drunk on Broad street. ?aron Fiiolean and Oyxue Fraser, colored, for stealing pigeons. John Fmtth, white, drunk and unable te take care of himself in Church street. , A storekeeper on King-atreot for keeping open after 19 o'clock attarda* mght. A fruiterer for putting out garbage at ? o'clock A. M. A SMALL LEGACY having boen left tbe Gar? ment Society, the lady ?abo baa the money bi ob%rge requests that all the former officers ned members.. ! together with all Interested in ?ne above society, will meet at tba Depository. Chalmers-street, this day, 8th instant, at 1 P. M., to revivo the' society, boping that the citizens will generously respond to this no? ble charity._?_ How TO D1.ES8 HANDSOMELY, BUT CHEAPLY. This ls the great problem of many people's lives, and it ls seldom indeed that they ar^ able to fln l so ainu pie yet so complote a solution as was given by Hiss Calilo Brown to an inquisitive friend. "Sallie," said her frieud, "How do you dress so well ? My pa makes twice as much money as yours, and I can't afford lt," "Alford it I Nonsense 1" replied Miss Saliio, "i buy sll my things trom Mc Loy tc Bice, and make them up myself." Miss Rothschild oould dress more * x travagantly, but not more elegantly tbau Sallie Brown. _ DBATH OF A PROMINENT MBBOHANT. .- Mr. Morris Beligman, a copartner ia tho Louse of George A. Hopley k Go., of ibis city, died yesterday morn? ing, at four o'clock, in tko Cist your of bis age. Mr. Beligman was a native of Hamburg, Germany, and came to this count ry in 1850, te AU the position of chief clerk in the hanse with which he became con? nected in 1867. He was a man ef sterling business qualities, and comprehensivo intellect. In recogni? tion of his probity and capacity the Belgian Govern? ment made him its representative in this city, and far a long period he satisfactorily discharged the du? ties or Consul._ THB STATE Coo ET.-The Hon. B. B. Carpen" ter opened the court at 10 o'clock. The Judge stated that the hour for opening the court hereait ir would be half-past 9 o'clock, and that one hour would bo devoted to civil business. Jumes Ferguson was dis? charged, the jury finding no bill in the indie ment lor larceny against him. Maxwell Fields, colored, indicted for larceny, defended by Colonel B. W. Sey? mour, was found not guilty. Ellas Perry, colored, arraigned for larceny, defended by John A. Moroso, Esq., was found not guilty, but held on another in? dictment. Isaac Jcrvy,colored, tried for laroeny, and defended by Wm. A Doi-'anssure, Esq., was iou nd guilty ol petty larceny. John Oliver, colored, arraigned for larceny, defended by A. G.? Magrath, Jr., Esq., was found guilty but recommended to mer? cy. The grand jury retuined "no bill" on the second indictment against James J. Beeves, white, for murder, and, rn motion, the prisoner was dischar? ged. "They returned "tru'i bills" in a number of larceny cases. HOTEL ABBIVALS, February 6 and 7. Pavilion Hotel-J J Nettles, Williamsburg; H O Ja? cob, Fiorid..; R L Gentry. Augusta; B F Palmer, M. D.. Columbia; M LLinn and wife, New Jersey; E P Britain, North Carolina; M W Buskbrk, Now York; John D Porter, Adams Run; J E Boberts, New Yerk; J A Alston, city; Julian A Selby, Colum? bia; SW Dewitt, Clarendon; L O Dargan, 8 C; W F Blamard, J H Bullock, P MoDonnall, New York; R S h woree s, New Jersey; John Pow ll, Maryland; John Manley, Georgia; J H G Babcock, New Jersey; H Shumtiker, H M Levink, New York; C Bernard, Now Jersey: H Weldon, C B Bodge, H Rodgers, T F Dickerson. John Smith, New York; C E Willett, New Jersey; Charley Williams, New York; M B Crowell, E i- pat hawk, steamship Magno? lia. Charleston Hotel.-B Douglass, Augusta, Ga; John B Wilson, Wadmalaw; benry Hobart, Massachu? setts; George T Wiokett, North Carolina; Dr Miles and lady, Columbia; James P Cumming, E J Har? vey, J E Kimball, J mes Kearns, James O Malley, A Kelly, John Gallagber, James LCWIB, New Yoik: James Snodgrass, Indiana; William B Sampson, North Carolina; Mrs 8 Hartwell, New Jersey; Dr and Mrs Erell and two friends, Connecticut; O B Comstock and wife, Michigan; P McFarland. Rhoda Island; F Tose and R H Manning and wife, New York; F Kohn, Virginia; J D Brown, A H Cook, Levi Howes, and E Bennis, New York; Captain Horsey, steamship Falcon; W H Levy, H M Levy, and John Jenkins, Augusta; W P Nance and H W Wiske man, South Carolina; B E Reeves, North Carolina; C H l eland, M?B9 Leland, Dr J 8 Knox, Mount Pleasant; Geo Bugbes and wife, Miss Hughes, Bos? ton-, J B Sales, Mrs EP Sales. Massachusetts; FC Cormier, New York; J ti Jutik, Maryland; W H En gie, Pennsylvania; John Leitchwortb, Philadelphia; J W Buchanan, New York; D C Wilson, Beaufort; H C D ckinson, Misses Dickinson, F W Miller, New York; Geo. Everett, Boston; John M Roe and who, Camden; E A Wicks, New York; B R Campbell, G S Douglass, B Manning, BC; J F Withers and wile, New York; W D GI? nn and wife, Pkiladelphla; John L Wilson and wife, Massachusetts; Jno Hunter, New York; E W Wills, Ohsraw; W A Lippincott, L Atkin? son, Philadelphia; A Hermann, J W Wheeler, F W Williams. New York; D A Smith, Baltimore; H J W Jacob, Mount Pleasant ; W L Humphreys, Philadelphia; R Moffitt, New York; U L Anson, St. Louis; M Moses, Q Richardson, H C Moses, E W Moses, ? uniter; J Neal, AugUBta; N C Schuyler, GS Mott, N L Hhs, New Tork; G A Beltarsy, North Caro? lina; CG Jaeger, O M Huller, Lauran s; A K Smith, U. S. Army; Jumes Quine. New Fork; Wm Gurney, City; John Openhslm, New York; C O Woodruff, New Orleans; C H Rodgers, R D Trudalo, New York; 8 G Langley, Washington; John W^ Watara, New York; O N Snow, Maine; C C Co tr, Boston; AM Sutham, St. Andrews. BUSINESS NOTICES. NEW JOB OFFICE.-Mr. C. G. Erckmann, for? merly proprietor of the Zeitung, and well-known as an active and enterpiis'ng business man, has opec ed a job printing office at No. 70 Broad-street. 1 hat experienced printer, Mr. A. J. Burke, will assist Mr. Erckmann, and it may safely be prophesied that they will have plenty of work, and that it wil be well done, -e Funs.-Balance or theBtockat the Temple of Fashion, offered at cost. G. H. JOHNSON, February 8 1 -O THE OLD GLOBE HOTEL_Mr. Joseph Myer, at the Globe Hotel, No. 35 Queen-street, south side, will give a lunch to his friends to-day at 10 A. M., to celebrate the opening of his establishment. -.-o CHOICE GREEN AN? BLACK TEAS, $1 per pound, at WHson's Grocery,southeast comer Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. -o-? - UMBRELLAS AND CANES.-Tho largest and finest assortment in the city, at Temple of Fashion. Febraary 8 1 O, H. JOHNSON. -0 1>AD?ES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ters in tivery style. Mineo pie?, fr?sh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all hours; Ice cream every day. CABINET HATS_Something entirely now. Black, ?rab and I earl Alpines, of superior quality; also, the Velocipede, suitable fur young men, just received at the Temple of Fashion. Februarys 1 C. H. JOHNSON. " HOOD'S SOVEREIGN BALM" has no equal for coughs, colas, croups, asthma, kc. Try it and be convinced, and recommend it to otliera. For sale by Dowls k Moise, Druggists, osmer Meeting and Hasel streets. wfmfl January 27 jyj KKT15? ?-?TKKfcT FOl'ftD?lY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT 18 NOW FURNISHING THB IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON 'ajar, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sises on hand . IMPROVED VERTICAL AHB HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS, or all sises ' HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 8 te IS feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand power. Maw and Bios Mills MACHINERY AND CASTING^ of all descriptions made to order Particular attention paid to HOU.sE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD? INGS, GR ATINAS. CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, ?tc, dc, WILLIAM 8. HENEBHY, MAOUINI?l AND FOWNDRR * Be. 314 MEKlIHOl-STRaKT, CHARLESTON, S. 0. August S mars HIE CHARLESTON BAI ~, -^-.? ty. -- Jlucttim Sales. For .docounf an?* ai Aw* ano? JBkpense of former Purchaser, he having failed to com fly trith terms of ?mle. ii J ti W. Y. LEITCH & K. 8. BRUNS, Aocttomoerm. WU1 bo ?old et tb? Old Postofflce, nt 21 o'clock, on TO-MOHROW. ?th Fcbroury, , . That desirable BUILT)IN(3 situated at tho corn?? of Henrietta and Eliaabsth strnets, f?rmoi;y occu? pied aa a grocery. On tho m rea? IBAS are a good well of water, spacious sheds, and all necessary outbuild? ings. Let rnosBnres M feet on Elizabctb-?troot by 38 feet in depia, mere or less. Terms-Half cash ; balance payable in one sta-l two years, with interest, aeenred by hoad and mortgage of tho property; buildings to ho insured aaa policy ft-mjmod. Purchaser to pay ns fer papers and stares?. February 8 m2 tul Farming Utensils, at Auction: W. Y. LEITCH & ?. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. W ill bo sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at Marahall'a. Wharf, at 10 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING ABITOLES, A Lot of FARMING UlENblL^, consisting of Shovels, Ploughs, Gora Sheller?, Hay Forks, Klee Fans, Ray Tress, Cultivators, Harrows, Ac. ALSO, Ihree RI''E FLATS, built of cypress, and a lot of Unginned Cotton, &c., Ac Terms cash._mwj_February 8 Assignee's Sale. W. Y. LEITCH & li, S. BRUNS. Auctioneers. I ho undersicned will sell at public outcry on 3 HUDAY. the 18th Februar/ next, at ll o'clock A. M., at tho Old Customhouse, All that LOT. Pie CB OR PA KC I'L Og LAND with the buildings thereon. Situate, lying and being en the west ?ddo of Xii-g-ssreci in tho City of Charles? ton, Just south of the bead in that street; bat.lag and bonn i mg te the north on lot formerly ot John S. Bird and now ?it John Siogling, and measuring thereon one hundred and six (106) feet more or Uss, to tho east ou King-Stroit and measuring thereon I wenty-sevon (27) lest, to tho south on lot of Wilburn J. Jacobi ena huadred and twa (102) feet six (6) ii ches, acd to tho west on lands of John H?gling ans measuring twelve (12) feet, he the samo measure? ments more or less; * and having such shopo and form as is delineated in a plat of Charles Parker, dated iu March, 1861, and attached to the deed of conveyance from John S. Bird to William Laval, hearing date the 18th day of February, A. D. 1861, subject, however, as to that portion thereof designat? ed in said plat as tho passageway, and co. ore tl yel? low, to a right of way ba and over the same, that is to say: and it is hereby so declared reserved and gran to ', thu the said piece or parcol of land tn said p at shall forever hereafter bo and remain open as such for the cum iron uso of the said let herem con? voyed, and tho lot bounding lt to the north and all tho lawful owners and occupants o; the said two lots. ALSO, All that PTECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being on tho north sh eof Queen street, ia the City of Charleston; bounded on the south by Queen-street, on the east partly by land9 of BIM J'?min Rife, partly by lauds of tho Protestant Episcopal Church of Hu Pfcil'p's, on tho north by lands of the Protestant Congregation Church, known as the "Circular v. huron." and on tho west by landa ot John Gordon ; measuring and containing na front on Queen-street twenty-Bevm (27) feet, on the back or north line thirty-two (32) feet six (6) ineues, and in depth two hundred and twenty-three (228) feet. The above described Lot of I and having boon conveyed by John Dei;lian, to Prestan West, and bearing date 20th December, A. D 1801, and recorded in the office ol the Register of Mcsuo Conveyance, in Book O, No. 12, pp. 509 and 610. ALSO. AU that PIRCE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being OD the north side ot Queen street, City of Charleston, and adjoining the one im? mediately ai ove described, and purchased by John Beighan of Joe >b f rook; measuring and con? taining on the north and south lines, from east to weet thirty-one (31) feet, and oast and west lines, from north to south, sevonty-eiuht (78; feet; batting and bounding north on lands of tho Protestant Con? gregational ?burch, kt own as tho "Ciroular Church," south on lands of Jacob. Brock, ef which the I it was onoe a part, east by the lot immediately above described, and west by lands of-. ALSO, AU that PIECE, PAU?EL OR LOT 8F LAND, with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and being on the weat, side cf Wall-street, City ot Charleston, and known ss No. 19. measuring and containing in front on Wall-street, from north to south, thirty-three (33) feet, and in depth, from east to west, ono hundred and three 103) feet, be the same measurement more or less; batting and bounding to tho north on lands BOW or once or Henry Sparnlck; south on lands now or once of the estate of Potor Laurens; to tho east on Wall-street, and west on lands ef-. All of which will more fuilv appear upon record in Meane Conveyance office, book T, 14, No. 4, paga 13. Terms-One-third (H) oath; balance in one and two years, recured by bond of pun haaor and mort? gage of tho premises; bul dings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Assignee for aU necessary ?tamps and papers. W. E. MIKKEL. Jmuary 21 thm8wth2 Assignee Gabriel Davis. ._' J?nj JBoo??, JEU. DRY GOODS ! DRY GOO D S ! CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SEASON FILL IND WINTER GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES. OUR STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLOTE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PERTAINING IO THE ABOVE GOODS. - v. WE ABE ALSO RECEIVING BY TRI-WEEK? LY STEAMERS SPRING GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, TO WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUNTRY FRIENDS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CAREFULLY EX? AMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ALL GOODS GUARAN l'EED AS REPRESENTED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. , . MfLOY te BICE, No. aro KING-STREET, CORNER OF H ABEL-STREET, February 8 Mm?awtow. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING-, No. 70 Broad-street. mHS SUBSCRIBER, HAVINGLO?A1 SD AT THE X above aland, ls uaw prepared to execute every description ef BO? K AND JOB P?IN ? INO. PAPER, STATIONERY, Ac, will bo kept on band lor aale. C. O. 98 UC KAI A NW. ?ir Ur. A. J. BURKE will be hs ppy to see bl? o'd friends at the ab ave stand. Februarys ? mwf3? MULES! MULES! HUIES! A CHOICE LOT 0? WKLL ?% R9 KK BI fifi DIV BI tlZKD MULES. Will be on Sal? for THREE DAYS, ^ v?-- * ' AV 'fol :.'."i<? .?<>.! Spriggs* Old Stand, KING-STREET, ABOVE .SPRING-STREET. February S_'_ t, : B? FUR SALE," ? B? I? HS VOID Thoroughbred Mare, I STYE YB ABS OLD THIS SPBING. COI Oft DA RX ?ai, ?Ith black fast, field fer no teuH. Oe* M som om North Atlantic Wharf. Vor farther Inform? ation apply at THIS OFFICE. S February 8 LY NEWS, MONDAT M Ruction Salts. SIIBSUPf'S MLE. , -j Ry vir ruo of tho folJtowifiR Tax Executions, tome directed and delivered, will be sol? on MONDAY and 'i UKS. AY, tho first and second days of Mavch next, st tho northeast corner of tho Court? house, between the boura of ll o'clook A. M. and 3 o'clock P.M. AU the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the defendants below stated, in Leases not exceeding seven yours in the following described property, levied on and to bo sold for Taxes due tho State an? Terms cash. E. W. M. M AO KEY, Sheriff Charleston County. st. Phillp Mild st. Micimel, AIKEN, Estate ELIZA ' House and Lot east side Meeting-street-$81 36. ALLSTON, Estate JOHN House and Lot south side Montague-street (two executions each), 16 31-92 0*2. ANCRUM, frost Estate JANE House and Lot No. 918, east side, Meetusg-street 1? 20. ANCRUM, Trust Estato JANE House and Lot No. 35 Ashley-street -27 05. BAILEY, J. 6. Lot, Shepbcrd-slroet-ll P5. BRNO, M, Lot corner King and Queen-streets-22 75. BINGLEY, Estate J. G. House and Lot, Mazyok-street-13 29. BROWN, Estate A. M. House and Lot, Tradd-stroet-22 75. BONNEAU, JEANNETTE * Hons ' and lo', Green-street-12 43. BOON, LIZETTE Vacant Lot, President-street-8 13. BUSHY, JOSEPHINE House and Lot, No. 1 Nassau-street-14 16. CUTTLE, ROBERT House and Lot, Bast sido Ashley-stroet-16 81. COLLINS, Dr. M. H., (two executions) House and Lot, No. 6 Smith-street Home and Lot Nb. 46 Wentworth-street House and Lot No. 14 Duncan-street House and Lot East Bay. et al-870 42. CANTER, JUDITH Lot, Savage-ftroet-12 43. CHALK, JOHN G. TWo Houses and Lota, Morris-street-39 95. COHRS. CHARGES H. One-third interest in Farm. 121 acres, and House and Lor, No. 420 Ring-street-68 88. CLEARY, P. Rouse and Lot, Montague and Rutledge streets 18 46. COATES, SAMUEL J, Ono House, oast side President-street, No. 6-9 13. CLEARY, P. M. House and Lot, No. ll Charlotte-itre )t-15 87. COMTON, JASE. Bouse and Lo!, No. 19 Hayne-stroet-83 95. CROMIER. CN.. Lot. Cadioun-street-12 43. CRUTKSHAKKS, Estato of Houso and lot, No. 63 Moeting-stroot, and House and Lot. No. 43 Comlug-street, and other proper? ty- yeo 33. DALY, HENRIETTA. House and Lot, No. 44 Tradd-strect. House and Lot, corner Church and Atlantic Btree'e-64 45. DARCY, M. Six Aero Farm, near Powder Magazines, city boundary, and House and Lot, No. 134 King street-28 77. DEKEEF. R. E., Jr. House end Lot. southeast corner Cedar Court 18 14. DR\YTON, Edato J. L. House and Lot, No. 1?5 Coming stree.- 48 15. DUFFY, OWEN House and Lot, No. ll Nassau-street-S 99. EPSTEIN, D. & P. House and Lot, l*o. 369 King-street. House and Lot, No 372 King-street-113 75. FIELDS, Estate ALEXANDER Lot "sans Souci" Court-7 27. FANELL. F. House and Lot. No. 17 Nassau-?troet. Vacant Lot Meeting-street-17 69. FOOABTIB, EDWARD B?ndln? ?nd City Land, north side Calhoui streot-20 $9. GARRETT. T. Hous? ?nd Lot, No. 52 Rocielv-strret H ouse ami Lot, Cumberland-street House and Lot, cumberland-street-50 76. GREEN, OWEN Vacant Lot, Queen-street-ll 57. HOLMES, SARAH A.. House nd Lo?, Corning s'reet-1415. HAMMOND, COLLINOTON Cart, ss'.-9 81. HABT, HENRY T?o LOIB in King-street-l-l 15. HASTINGS, S. P. Houso and Lot, No. 21 Lin-?-strct t-14 15. HARMS, A. J. Hou-e ?ndLot, Beaufain-street-31 35. HOLLOWAY, S. O. Staid- west side Frien'-stn ot House sud Lot east side Smith-street, be', ween Calhoun and Vanaeihorst And other prope ty-17 19. HUMPH KEYS. Estate of E. House an? Lot No. 22 Smith-street-36 65. HUDSON. Estate JOHN. House and Lot Rutlodge-stroet-15 87. JACOBY, Jtstato E. * House and Lot No. 2 Rutledge avenue, and Lot in Vonderhorst-street-70 47. JOHN. A. H. lx>i Pitt-Streot-ll 67. KOEHTER, L. F. House and Lot No. 10>i Woolfe-street-21 03. Ki t. N HAUDT, Estate WM. House und Lot Wentworth-street-27 91. LIMEHOUSE, li. J. (two executions) House and Lot Elliott-street. House and Lot Trod 1-st t eet. House and Lot Limehouse-street-91 56. MARTYN, W. L. (two executions) House and Lot No. 5 Cannon-street-24 10. MILLER, DANIEL. House an 4 Lot southeast corner Wentworth and Rutledge-86 42. MARSHALL, L. F. Lot Mmtb-street-14 15. MOOD, Rev. J. W. Houso and lot No. 1 Wentworth-street-31 86. MONAGHAN, JOHN J., (two executions) Houso and lot No. 10 (north side) Beaufain-street, and other property No. 17 George-street-46 23. MATTHEISSEN, Agent Lot Uutledge-streot-10 71. MATTHEISSEN, E. Hon.- o and Lot No. 19 -pring-stroot-39 95. MATTHEWS, Mrs. E. J. ' House ona Lot Beaufain, between Pitt and Comlng sti oats-14 112 MATTHEWS, Estate J. Lot Queen street-it 15. MADEL EY, Mrs. HESTER, (two executions) Lot south side Line-street, between railroad and Mceting-streot-17 64. MARSHALL, LOUISA F. House sn? Lot Franklin-street-20 89. MITCHELL. Estate ANN House and Lot No 10 West-street. House and Lot No. 81 Beaufain-street-36 85. MELVIN, JAMES Henso and Lot No. 9, south side Marion-street ft 84. MCKEE JOHN House abd Lot Vendue Range-14 15. O'BRIEN. P. House and Lot, corner Short and Mazyck street-: 1415. OTTOLENOUI, Estate 8. Two Bouses and Lota, King-street-96 65. O'HARA, Mrs. ANNA (two executions) Lot north ?ide Magssrae-street. Lot east side State-street. Lot ?ist sile Ann-street-18 42. PANKIN, S. E. House and Lot, No. 27 Chapel-street-48 65. PAUKER, F. . Hons? and Lot, Pitt-street-48 56. PORTEE. R. House and Lot, Berre?ford-stT?o*-14 !6. POHCHBR. Mr. M. House and Lot, No. 84 South Bay-48 65. PHILLIPS, Estate ELIZA Tfeu-eand Lot, No. G Marion-street-21 08. PHILLIPS, L. J. & J. House sad lot, contar Gran and Coiiego-streots 76 85. PARTER. Rev. A. TOOKER Hons?? and Lot, west aide Rutloigeystreot, bo> tween -prin? and Connon, and other property. RETO?E, A.B. Hon?? ?nd Lot No. 20 Queen-stree -35 66. REIN?LES, R. F., Lot in Line street-9 85. RHETT, J. ai. and wife. lim, Lowe des Avenue-22 75. REID, A. (twoexecutions) Lot No. 119 King-street Hons? and Lot No. 47, west sid? Chureh-street 32 89. RYAN, Estate THOS. Hou-e and Lot. Arelid -da-street. House and Lot No. 69 East Bay, and other pro prrt-178 98. SAGE, WV. M.. (three ex?cutions) Moose ?nd Lot, No. 49 Liue-street. flouM and Lot, corner Sires Al ey ?nd Line-street . SS 93 SANDERS. W. T. (two executions) Three Bouses and Lot, Nos. 24 and 98. Islington Court and No. 32 Washington-street-99 80. SCHWARTE, BL Lot No 101 Lilly Court-8 99 HOAEPKR, V?. House and Lot, Amertea-atfeet-12 48. SOHMYDT. KS tate ELIZABETH, (throe executions) Housit and Lott sontn ?ide Moatague, Between Coming and lid-444*.. ? SKLLEHB, JAN* Bouse and Lot No. 141 Coming-street-29 S3. SANDERS JOE. T. House and Lot NO. 68 Pltt?tr?ot-4t 25. SCHRODER, Jons. Bouse and Lot No. 09 Pprtng-street- 67 18. SIMONS, Mrs. H. House and Lot No. ll Doughty-sb'eot-?A 65. E ?"o"o*nA Lot King And George streets-85 96. SMITH, W. I Hons? and Lot No. 169 Comiog-streot-18 45. ! SMITH, S. A. ! Let A neon-street-ll 87. I SMITH Miss M. fl. IM Connotkatrsot W Ti. HTHELB, Estato Dr. E. O. (three executions) . 1 House and Lo? east Md* Smith street, bet ORNING, FEBRUARY fi House and Lot Beautain-street, between Wilson and smith-?a (?7. Ul . STAFFORD, H. R. House and Lot No. 30?. east side Meeting-street 8 43. ?*.'.'> BTBOHECKBB, J. P. A; C. C. store and Lot Not 155, west side Mesting-strret ?S 81. STUART, M. E. House and Lot, Franklin-street-17 50. TANLUNHON, Eatato A. Lot, Eing-street, between Market and OliiTord streets-27 05. THOMPSON, C. House and Lot, Nassau-st root-li 15. THORN. JOHN (two exsoutions) House and Lot, corner Smith and Cannon. House and Lot. south side Cannon-street, between Rt, Phillp aud Coming -25- M. THORN, REBECCA (four exeoutions) Houae and i ot, No. 13 Dnncan-atreet. House and Lot, No. 22 Calhoun-streot, &c, Ac 42 61. WASHINGTON, DIANA (two exeoutions) House and Lot south side Khort-street-15 42. WHALEY, B. O. (two executions) House and Lot, No. 70 Bean fain-street- fl 50. WILKINSON, J. W. (two oxecutions) House ami Lot, Broad-street-40 70. WILKINSON, PAUL 8. House ana Lot, storth side Chapel-street-1014. WILKINS, B. G. One-'bird intorost S ore northeast corner Bast Bay and Fraser's Wharf-77 35. WILSON, MABY E. BOOBS and Lot, south side Bogar?-street, 14 87. WALTON, JOHN M., (three executions) Bonne and Lot, No. 60 Wont worth-street-65 67. WESCOTT, Estate G. W., (two "executions) Four Houses on Gadsden Green. Lot on Meeting-street, near Bomnoy-Btreet-14 34. WALPOLE, A. E. House and Lot, north side of Norman-street-35 37. WALKER, JAMES E. House and Lot, No. 139 Meeting-street, and other property-00 04. WIGFAI.L and ohildron, PAUL House and Lot, southeast corner Church and Wa? ter sb eets-C 70. WILLIAMS, DIANA Lot, north sido of Bogard-street-7 25. WHIT?, Eatato Q. H. House and Lot, north side Cannon-street, between President sud Ashley, and other property-10 73. Christ t InureU Parish. ALLSION, W. J. 406 acres ot Land-10 44 ALBUBN, CHARLES 75 acres of Land-6 ll. BROWN, 49 acres of Land-8 98. BLAKELY. E. P. 365 acre? of Land-8 ll. BLACKWELL, 8. P. 1078 aero? of Land-22 33. CAPERS, Estate J. S (two executions) 305 acros of Land-16 22. CAPERS, E?tato JOHN 365 aeres of Land-10 59. CHERRY, FBANCIS House and Lot, Monet Pleasant-9 05. CUDDY, Etitato WM. House and Lot, Mount Pleasant-19 55. COLLINS, M. H. House and Lot, Mount Plea-ant-13 95. DAVY-, Eatato Ross Lot Mount Pleasant-6 95. ELLSWORTH. I. 8. K. - acres ot Land-16 65. FREEMAN, HENRY 219 acres ol Land-ll 67. FREEMAN, Eatato B. House and Let Mount Pleasant-6 95. HAYES, Estate JAMBS. 350 acres Land-15 35. IKGLESBY & FBEEMAN. 368 acros Land-ll 63. JEBVBY, THOMAS H. (two executione) 1222 acres ol' Laud-50 43. LlMBAKEB, ISAAC. 291 acres ot Land-9 56. . LEGARE, N. 450 acres of Land-ll 76. LEG ABE, Estate D. 460 adres of Land-ll 76. NORTHROP, Be V. Bo use and Lot Mount Pleasant-16 05. PEURIFOY, Estate A. Lot .i i, Mount Pleasant-6 95. BOBE, HENRY, (two exeoutions) 290 sores of Land-23 21. HIGHWOOD, B. F., (three ex?cutions) 50 acnes of Land-31 53. WHTLDBN, W. H, 151.0 acres of Land-21 65. I St. ? bomas and St. Dennis. FOWLER, STANHOPE V 500 aorss ol Land-6 34. JENKINS, Estate JOHN, (two executions) 312 acres of Land-21 87. LAOHIOOTTE. J. (two executions) 4724 acros of Land-284 12. LUCA?, T. B., Estate of (two executions) 300 Herc - ol Land-1917. MCCALL, WM., (two executions) 250 cores of Land-23 06. MARTIN, Mrs. H. M. 044 acred or Land-16 33. PoYAB. J. L. 2B0 acres of I and-6 71. ROBINSON, ALEXANDER 600 acres of Land-18 49. BEAD, B. H. 15?8 a -res of Land-52 77. BODDIN, M. SOO acres of Land-5109. SELBY, B. H. & Co. 4600 ncr. s cf Land-48 67. WINDHAM, N. 386 acres of Land-8 83. St. Andrew's Parian. BAT KER, Estate S. G. acres ol Land-235 92. BYRNES, EH i ato J. P. '?OJ sores of Land-7 *5. MARS. H. (two exeoutions) Land, Jsmo3 Island-178 06. MCCABE, Laiks Land, St. Andria's-10 40. Bra. Dr. '1 HOS. 630 acron pf Land-115 65. TOOMEB, J. W. .Land. ht. Andrew's-9 08. TOOMEB, H. L. (two exeoutions) Land, at. Andrew's-50 ?'6. St. John's Col le-to TI. BARNETT, J. H. (two exeoutions) 71? sores of Land-62 98. BURDEN, W. B., ot a). Plantation on John's Island, 650 acres-13 92. LEGARE, J. C. W. (two executions) . 822 acres of Land-32 76. MIKELL, Estate E. g. 85 acres of Land-16 70. WHALEY, E. C. 351 acres of Land-24 74. WKSOOAT k BAYNARD Land on Edistu Island-3113. WILSON, THOMAS lt., Executor Lands on John'* Wand, 2100 aeres-30 91. WILSON, JOHN R , Administrator Plantation on John's leland, 2103 acres-42 48. St. James So.nt.ee. BALL. WM. J. 10.062 acres of Land-25 88. BATES, O. Z. - acres of Land-8 53. BRISSEN, ISAAC (two executions) 8630 acres of Land. > 2100 sores of Land- 24 66. GUERRY, W. 8., (tour executions) 800 acres of Land-39 20. JACKSON, Estate B. 1300 aeres ot Land-8 29. LOFTON. Estate S. H. / 6000 acres of Land-16 16. LOWNDES E itu to E. B. 1060 acres of Land-7 77. MILLS, C. W. Land St. James Santeo-9 23. MAZYOK, Eatato P. P. 841 acros of Lind-8 96. Nt. Stephen's Parish. BALLENTINB, Estate ISAAO J. 260 acres of Land-6 41. DAVIS. E?t*t*> JOHN N. . ?00 ao<es pf Laud-7 53. -w EDWARDS, JOHN J coo seros Qt Land-S 65. LOFTON, J. J. L .nd in St. gtephon's,-acres-ll 05. MOOREN, Mrs S. C. ' La din Rt. Slophen's-12 34 RODGERS, Estate WM. J60 aerea ol Land 7 65. WINTER,'Estate A. S. P. M - 600 aoies of La>>d-6 65. St. damns'1 Oooaearcelc. BAYNARD, Trust Eatato Mrs. F; A. 8600 acros of Land-ll 93. BURRAGE, Estate JOSH. 26 acres of Land-6 26. CHUBB JACOB 100 ?eres of Land-7 86. CHUBB. JOHN 920 acres of Land-7 41. CHUBB, CALEB ,. \ * 82 acres of Land-7 OS. Comts, CHARLES , ? - . . SMavflwof !an$~T3;ll. . .? OAMPB?KU?* SUtts?s of Ast?K*?. Lot in -ommervltle, 8. 0-7 74. > CLARK ALEXANDR* 143 acres ot Land-6 67. > CONNER. Batato JOHN 400 acres of Land-IS ll. CARROLL B. Lot-lo ff* ? ? EASTBULINO, E. M. 100 acres of Land-T IS. GAILLARD, B. M. !W0 acres cf Land-7 52, OlBHON W. Lot near .summerville-7 36. HART, I. and S. u 650 acres pf Lund-lil if. HART, LEWIS 840 teros of Land-10 48. . ? H AH HI, JOHN S-J sores of Lend-? 46, KRMNRY?, Mrs. A??' tot near summerylUo-v-18 2S. ?Sooneres'of Land-IS 70. \y 1869. LYNKS, Estate 8A MU EL 1050 actes of Land-13 ?1. MnriiKi-, Estate W. B.. (two executione) I ot near Summerville-14 90. MEAOHEB, G. W. Lot near summerville-0 34V. Mu ;PHY, DENN IB. 100 acres of Land-7 08. MCFEELIN. MABY I.vt near Summerville-6 3t MAORATH, E. 280 acres ot laud-14 60. PABKUB. .T. and T., (minors) 200 aeres of Land-14 30. j PAYNE, THOMAS Lot near Summerville-6 34. PKBBY, J. J. Lot near Summerville-13 41. PBAGLEB, MI?. 8ABAH 14 acres of Land-5 84. PHTNNEY, JAMES Lot near Summerville-6 92. BIOHBUBOH, H. E. 2S0 ?ere? of Laud-9 48. ROBERTSON, R. Lot near Summerville-6 92. SOHBODEB, Mrs. M. Lot near Summerville-0 02. WINTER, JOHN ? Ul acreB of Land-7 67. "WILSON, estate J. W. D. 252 aores of Land-7 52. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM 75 acree of Laud-072. WAGNER, T. B. 150 sores of Land-7 61. February 8 SH ie. is liv F's SALK. By vb tue of a writ of Fieri Facias, tome directed ?nd delivered, will be sold o i MONDAY, tue first day ot March next, at the northeast corner of the Courtheuse, between the hours of ll A. M. and 3 P. M.. All that LOT OF LAND, with a wooden dwelling and outbuildings thereon, situate on trOllth Mde cf A an-street, one door west of the corner o? Eliza? beth-street; bounding north by Ann-street* east by -.-, west 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 estuarine M. Sloan, bin wile, at tho suit of John N . 'I idem ann A Co. Terma cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, February 8 m4 S. c. C. Horses and Mules, one Bread Carl and Car? riages, also Tables, Sideboards, Carpets. Mirrors, Beadsteads. Bedding, Wardrobts, Desks, Stoves, $c., al Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On WEDNESDAY, tho 10th inBtant, at 10 o'clock, at his Salesroom, No. 31 Broad-street. ALSO, 7 BOXES OF SMOKING TOBACCO, 1 box Chewing Tobacco, Cable Twist, in tin foil packages, and su mir io?. 3* February 8 A Small Dwelling; also, two Corner Lots, fine stands for Corner Shops, at Auction. BY G. McBEIDE SMITH. On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at ll o'clock, at the old PostoSI e, No. 68 Line-street, a sm ll HOUSE, south Bide, se? cond ii om southeast corner Line and Laurel streets. Lot 40 feet front, by GO feet deep, more or less. ALSO, A fine BUILDING LOT on the southwest corner of Boga rd and Laurel streets: 35 feet, fronton Re? gard-street, by 87 feet on Laure 1-stieet, more or leas. ALSO, A fine BULLRING LOT, on the southeast corner of Bogard-street and Rose Lane; 80 feet front on Bo gard-stroet, by 97 feet on Bose Lano, more or less. February 8_Feb 8 9, ll, 13, 16, 16 Ex parte Wm. Shfphcrd, in re Joseph Purcell. Assignee's Sale cf the tlPurcell Farm," on the Dorchester Hoad, near Charleston-ut Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. Auctioneer. By virtue of a Decree in Bankruptcy in the above oase, will be sold, on TUK8BA Y, the 16th inst,, at ll o'clock, at the Old Postoffice, All that '1RACT OF LAND, lyina on the north tide of the public road leading from Charleston to Ashley River Ferry, containing seventy-five aud a half (75>i) acres, more or less, and also a - mali Tract of Land on tho northern boundary of the abovo tract and in? corporated with it as one tract; bounded north and east on lands new or late of-Howsrd, ?outh on tho Dorehester Road, west on lands now or late of - Beckman, and northwest on lanas now or late of Rev. P. O'Neill; tho place said to contain phos? phates, and to be well settled. Terms-One-third cash; the balance in one and two years, secured by a mortgage on tbepioperty; purchaser lo pay lor papers and stamps. E. W. MARSHALL. Assignee of JOB FurcelL February 1 mwsmsmtuC Residence in Rutledge Avenue. BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. TO-MORROW, the 9th day of February, at ll o'clock A. M.. will be sold at the Old l'ost office, AU that LOT OF LAND, with tho desirable Wood? en Residence thereon, tituate on the east s de of Rutledge avenue, being the third hom o not th of Rod' liS'e-street, containing six upright and ?ne dressing rocm. pantry, private Stairs, double piazzas, einte roof,.cistern, tic. On the premises are kitchen, I carr'age house, stable, and ample accommodations I for sei van: s. Ibo Lot measures about 42 feet front I by about 145 feet deep, more or less. Conditions-$2:'00 cash ; $1500 subject to an "An? ti bellum" bond and mortgage, on which a credit ol one year will be al owed; the ?alance of the purchase money to be by bond, payable in two years from doy of sale with teven per cent annual interest, to be secui ed by mortgage pf the property; the buildings to be kept imured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for ali necessary papers and stamps. February 8 fBtUtbsmtu7 Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale, bg order of the United States Court. Bi JOEJV T, HUMPHREYS, Auctioneer. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by 'he Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge of the United States Govt for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at Public Auction, en FRIDAY, February 12, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old PostclHce, foot or Broad street. All that valuable PLANTATION in 81. Thomas' Parish, in the County . of Charleston, known as "Woodland," bounded'by lands of1L-- Poyas and George Elie, Daniel's Island Creek, Cl outer's Creek and Cook's. Creek, sad containing two thousand three hundred and ninety-five 2395 acres, more or less. These' leads are said to be as good for Lang Cotton aa any on the inlands, and are only six miles from the eily. The place is well settled, and may be resided on all the year. It is accessible by either Cooper or Wando Rivera, being nearly entirely eur rouu led by navigable streams, with eight or ten landings on the plantation. Terms-One-third cash; balance in five equal suc? cessive annual instalment*, secured bv bond of pur? chaser bearing interest at tte rate ol 7 per cent, per annum, payable annually, and a mortgage upon the premises. Purchaeer to pay for papers and stamps; I OU LS MoLAIN, Ass'gneo of B. J. and J. Murry Muirhead. January 80 stuthsmwt7 l.VOKR I) Kt It fi. H IN I??JIJIT Y, 1 anneau, et at, vs. Bbnnell, et al. On MONDAY, the 16th dav of February instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold, at tho Old Cust .mhouse, Alt that MESSUAoE ANA? LOT OF LAND tltuate, lying and being on Concord-street, in the City of Charlo-ton, 8. 0., meas arm g and cor tain i uv in front on Concord-street one hundred and ten (lit) feet, moro or leis, and in depth one hundred and forty-five (1*5) feet, moro or lass; butting and hound? ing to tbe west ?nd north on lands of the hew York .steam Pucket'Company, to the south on lands now .r tate of the estate of Jenn F. Knox, and to the oas; on Concord s reot. ??? .? 1 er noa-One-tour th cash; the balaree on a credit of one, tw \ tare?, four and five years, secure 1 by bond or bonds or the put chaser, bearing inter* st from the day of sale, nayab'e s?rei-annnally. anda mortgage ot the property. The building* to bo tn. sured ?nd th? policy assigned. E. W. M. MACKEY, * gherin* Charleston County. February 1 mwi7 ~ TO THE LADIES. j. "IKfE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR TV ra ay years' experience in th? manufacture of ORNAMENTAL H A IB WORK enable nd to offer to our customers the anett assortment Of ?very ar? ticle required In our line, from the small FRIZZES to tbs full Wie?, embracing Braids Or Switches, Colls, Waterfalls, Cashions, Orlmpt Hair, Band?, Carls, Ringlet?, kv TORTOISE-SHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND 1 FANCY COMBS, sud COMBS of ?very ether class. To the Gentleman. ws CAN irominn^^, Tovew, WHIS? KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, ?C. To Our Customers Generally. THE FINEST FBRNOH AND ENGLISH PK RFU MEft? PQlEtDKS, HAIR OILS, HAIR Rtf .S?OSATIVRS CO^MaTIOs Ac,from the most re onec table houses in each country. On ARMAN COLOGNES aro unsurpassable. For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Tor tot shell, Buffalo abd Other Dressing Comba, wo challenge rivalry. Particular at toni lon ie paid to the making of Me LIN lil II MinvaB, yUAtiniQ, ao. , . _u not guner luu.iraauiiii. niv/mya ?" . " eortment of French Jewelry. A liberal discount! to merchants and tho trade. ' M. * A. ASHTOST, No. 240 KING-STRIIFT. January? ?ulau CHARLKSTOH, St, C. Ruction Sales. ^_ The Sloop Wadboo at Auction. BY ?. M. M. A KS HALL & BRO. TO-MORROW, thc 9th instant, at ia o'clock, will be sold, at Fairchild's wharf, foot of Laurens-street, '1 he sloop WAD KOO. ol 22 tons measurement, and or eapicity for eighteen cord? of wood, together with herboal, sails and tackling, all RH completo order. Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. February 8 _3_ BY H. M. MARSHALL & BRO? TO-V-ORHOW, 9th instant, at ll o'clock, will bo sold at the Old Postoffloo. Broad-street, That largo BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson-street, opposite Uoorgc, containing nine rooms. The Lot measures fifty-three feat on tho front lino, and eighty-three feet on the rear line, by one hundred and sixty five feet in doptu, more or less Ateo, Thc LOT to the south adjoining tho Qbovo, mea? suring thirty feet front and rf ar by ninety fest, more or less. Conditions-One-th ird cash ; bilanoo by beni, payable in one and two years, with internst semi-an? nually, secured by mortgage of tho premises; build? inga to be insured and policy assign, d. Purchaser to pay B. M. ti. tt Bro. tor papers and stamps. February 8 Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. Tho undersigned will cell at public outcry, on tho nub day of FEBRUARY next, at ll o'clock A M., at tho Old Customhouse, All that LOT, PIEOE, OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two story Wooden Building thereon, situate, ly itu! and being en the east side of ctomlug-stroet. City ot Charleston, being the next lot to George street, measuring and containing in iront on Coming street thirty-ou o (31 > feet, and in depth ninety-five (95) feet nine (9) lathes, be the same mere or less; butting and bounding an thc north on lands form orly of estate ot Junes Sheppard, to the east on lands of -, to the south on lands of ---, and to the west on Coming- streat; said lot being a part of the real estate of Jame, Sheppard, deceased, and sold by his executors, under and by virtue ot his last will and testament. AUB?, All that LOT OF LAND on thc cast side of ?om. tng-stieet, City of Charl mt n, and known as No. 48 (forty-eight), measuring and contain inj- in front on Coming-street, thirty (30) ieet moro or less, and lu depth ninety -five (96) teet tb ree (3) Inches, more or less; bu ttl cg and bounding to the north on lands of .-; te the south on lands ot-, formerly of Mrs. Windsor; to the easton land now or late of John Barr, Esq., and to the weBt on Ceming-stroet. All of which wid more fully appear upon record in the Mesne Office, Book R, No 14, page 303. ALSO, s. All that LOT, PIECK OR PARCEL CF LAND, I beiDg situate, lying and being on tho east side of Coming-street, in the City of 6 hartes ton. measuring and containing in front on Coming street thirty-two (32) feet six (6) in eliot-, be the samo more or lese, and In dopth nuietr-five (b5) feet six (6) inohes. be the rame mere or less; hutting and bounding north en lands of C9tate of James feheppatd, to tho east en lands of-, to the south on lands late of estate of James Sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and lo the weet on Cemlns;-str??t; tald lot being a part of the real estate of James Sheppard, deceased, and sold under and hy virtue of his last will and testament by his executors. ALSO. All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, with th? two story wooden building and the out? buildings thereon, being situate and lying on tho north side of Bull-street, in the City of Charleston, and known as No. 28, measuring and containing in fTent en Bull-atre.t, thirty ono (31) feet, moro or less, and in depth from north to south, one hundred and forty-one (111) feet, more or loss; butting and bounding north on lands of Peter Hasol, to tho east on lauds of G. T. Whitman, to tko south on Bull? it rect, and to the wost on landa of T. A. Wilbur. Ti runs-Ono-1 h ird cash ; balance in one and two years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort? gage of the premises; buildings to be insure 1 and policies assigned. Pnrchaaer to pay for all neces? sary papers and stamps. W. E. MIK ELL. Assignee of Uabricl Davis. Janutry 21 thm8 tul Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSON LEE. Auctioneer. By virtue of an order to me directed by tho Hon. George S. Bryan. Judge ot tho Untied s tites court for the District of South Carolina, will be sold at public outcry on TUESDAY, the 16*ti day of Feb? ruary next, at ll o'oleok A. M., at the Old Custom? house, ill that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with tho two-story Wooden Building and outbuildings thereon, situate, lying and bo:ng on the west side of Ashley Uiver, between Bee and Cann ou streets and known as No. 19; measuring and containing in front oa Ashley-Btrect sixtv seven feet six inches (67 6), on hack or west Une seventy-six fest (76), on the south and north lines one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet, be the same more ?rlese; butting' and bounding to the north on lands of E. C. Holland, to the east on Ashley street, to the sooth on lands of Mark E. Cohen, and to tho west on landa now ?rlate of W. T. Sanders. ALSO, AU Ul*. TOW IS LUI Kit i-A&cni. OT Lune, situated on the north td J o of Ca 'noun-street, one door west of Smith-street, immediately upon Ben uftt's M U Pond ; measuring and containing in front on Ca houa-atroet (60) sixty feel, on back or north line (80) eighty feet six inohes, on east line (166) one huadr d and fifty-six feet, and ou west line (160) cae hundred and sixty feet, be the same more or less; butt na and bounding to the north and west on Bennett's Mill Fond, to the east on lands now or late ol James Poyas, and to the south on calhoun - stree., ss per plat on record in Pint Book "A," No. 1, in Meene Conveyance Office for Char.eaton District. 1 ci in s-One half cash ; balance in one year, seoiuv od by . ond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, build uga to be insured and policies as? signed. Purchaser to pay assignee for aU necessary papers and stamps. ' J. B. BISSBLL, Assignee. January 29 fm wutul Imported Durham Cow. BY R. M. MARSHALL k BRO. At Private Sale . A ..DURHAM COW, four years old. imparted from England, ?he is a beautiful specimen of the breed, and perfectly gentle. Apply es above at February8 2 No. 33 BROAD-STREET. Real Estate.' BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. No 31 BroaSLotreet, South aide, near State-street. At Private Sale FIBS I CLASS SEA I8LAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Rice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive and Valuable Manufiotoriea, Mill Site? and Delightful summer Residences tn various parts ef the South. ALSO, HOUSE? AND BUILDING LOTS of alt sizes, prices and descriptions la every part of the oity. January 25_ . mwfSrao Wood i ard on Gadsden's Greek, Ward No. 8. BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Brokers and Real Estate Agents. At Private Bele? ihet desirably located WOOD YARD, on Gadsden's Creek, hating a two story Wooden Hones with four room?. Attached is a fine Wharf. 40 fest wide and 7!~> ieet lone-room for over one hundred cords Wood. For terms, which will be Huerai, apply <o HOLM A M At'BETH, Real Estate Agents, No. 86 Broad-street. February 4_tana2 BY WM, McKAY. At Private Salo- ? w i A complete set of TINNERS' TOO' B. Appuyas shove at Se. 136 UEfiXING-STESX. Feoruary 6 _ ^C?OSINCI OUT SALE. IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF TBE BALANCE OF OUE FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. it ?? i / ," \oi; ifni rt.. '?I <<;i , So as to make room for ear Which we expect tts latter part of ' this month, wo bars reduced the prices sf eur Goods aiEIAAHDLiesS TOCOB'f O* MA1?UPAC TUKinta THE SAUTS, Thanking the public for their very liberal apatron? ase, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a contin? uance cf the oeste. We respectfully Invite one sod SB to call sod sse for themselves. I. X,. FALK & CO., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 KING-8T., j Hs* to Cowperthwait'a Fiu-nltatra Store. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, No, 157 Meeb^-street .. February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hobo.