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THE DAILY NEWS. MSf LA BO EST CIRCULATION.-THK DAILY NEWS BEING TUE NFW*PAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED A8 UAVIN'.i THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THK LIST OF LETTER8 RKAiAIN INO IN THE POSTOFFIOH AT THE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY. NEWS will bo Borved to subscri? bers in the city at BIX DOLLARS a year in advance, or at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payab'o lo tho carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. R. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at ll o'clock, at tho ol l Postoffloe, reaidenci s and build? ing lois in different pa?t? of the city ; and at 13 o'^oe?, at wharf foot o; Laorenc-street, the sloop W&dbpo. Louis D. DF.SAUSBURE will sell at ll o'clock, at tho old Postofhce resi lenee io Kutledgo Avenue. LEITCH & BRUNS wiU sell nt hall-past 10 o'clock, at tho old Poa tomeo, South Cai olma Railroad and Gas Stook. * LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock, In their store. East Kay, butter, nails, &c. JEFFORDS V co. wUl sell at lult'-paBt 0 o'clock, in lroat of their store. Vendue 1 atjge, butter, strips, &c. G. W. STEFFENS & Co. will sell at half-past 9 o'clock, in fi ont of their store, butter, hams, fcc. T. M. CATER will Hell at three-quaners pa~t 9 o'clock, at his htore. Brown's Whatf, butor, lard. &c. JOHN G. Mir.Non & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, in their salesroom, Mcctii g-strcct, felt hats and dry gooda. MEETINGS THIS VAT. South Carolina Friendly Society, at 7 P. M. Grand Royal Arch Chapter, at 12 M. St. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at half-past 7 P. M. South Carolina Railroad Company and South? western Rqilrrad Bank, at ll A. M. Jo lier sou Lodgo, at 7 P. M. CAPTAIN OP POLICE.-A petition to Mayor Clark to reappoint Captain Sijwald as Chief ol Po? lice has been in circul?t on for seme time past. It har, received a lurgc number of signatures, among which are tho names of many "four mos'', prominent Citizens, and not a few respceiahlo persor.s of color COLONEL J. S. CL RICHARDSON.-ColonolJ. S. G. Richardson, for many years State Reporter, and Montgomery Mosos, Etq., a prominent lawyer of Sumter, have formed a copartnership for the prac? tico of law and equity ia the State courts of Sumter and adjoining count- os. aud tho United States courts in South Carolina. DECOYED AND SWINDLED.- Yesterday an un? suspecting colo;cd man reached tho city from one of tho neighboring islaud^ with $165 iu his pooliet. Ho btopped into a small dry goods Blore in the lower part of King stree', nad while fiore he says he was induced to tako som; liquor, which affected him BO that he slept, and when ho awoke his funds wore gone, and all ho had to show fir that largo amount of money was a piece ot blue homespun, Ho imme? diately lodged information of tho fact with the de? tectives, and tho ra-cal v, ho perpetrated the deed will hoon be brought lo grief. HANDSOME MoNUaiENr.-At tho marbloyard of R. D. Whit- & BroUior, Meeting-street, there is a neatly designed monument, to* bo erected near Ohester, S. C., to tho memory of Edward Mobley, who fell ia the war. lt is a broken column e; owned with a laurel wreath ; on tho sido of tho shaft aro crossed swords and a cannon in relief, resting on immortelles. lu n ssmt-cirole above the parts in relief ?B tho raised inscription, " He died f rbis country." 'J ho monument is of beautiful marble and excellent workmanship, and will adorn thc sa? cred spot whore it is to rest. SULLIVAN'S IBLAN?.-A party of gentlomcn, inoluding members of tho pres*, made a visit to Sul? livan's Island yesterday ona tour of recroation and observation. Tho visitors wore hospitably enter fained by tho Intendant ol tho island, Jno. Touhey, Fsq., who is ereetm? a comfort ible residence for him elf, a fpaeious room of which is to be devoted to tho To wu Couuctl. 'tho new Cathotlc Church, being built undor the direct supervision of tho Rev. Dr. Bermingham, will bo a substantial building. Th? famous bivalves of TruoBdale are as luscious aa ever, and aro among thc chi' f attractions of tho isl? and. _ Y.M.C.A.-At tho nnmal inseting of ibo Young Men's Christian Associtioa, held at their rooms on last .-otu rd ay evening, the annual election of officers was held with the following result: VIRGIL C DIBBLE, President. S. GOURDIN P?NCKNEY, AUGUSTINE T. SMY1HE, W. W. PKMBbJUON, M. L. AIM AR, G. L. C. tJOOK, JAMES H. WHEELER, J. B. WARREN. F. A. SILCOX, Recording Secretary. C. J. MATHEWKH, Corresponding secretary. A. C. PAULFREY, Iroasurer. Vice Presidente. FIRST INDICTMENT FOU SEN DING A CHALLENGE. At the instance of T. B. Garrett, colored, William H. Francis, colored, has been indicted for send in e him a challenge to fight a duel on the a8th of September last The challenge grew out of polities, and tho hostile letter reads us follows: T. B. Gan eit-As you taken the part of the man Bowen, and has ri pon to thc speech mide at st. Ste? phen's Parish, I now chalang you for a duel on Mon? day morning. 28th mst., at G o'clock, in whatever way you d<>em it proper. , (Signedi W. H. FRANCIS. Francis was arrested and gave bonds to appear. Francis is a Democrat, and Garrett is a Radical. THE FENIAN MEETING at Hibernian Hall, last evening though not as fully attended ?8 H might have been, mudo up in sj nit and enthusiasm for whatever lt lacked in numbers. Mr. H. Molony was called to the chair, ai d in a few remarks ex? plained that tho object of tho m eting was to re tpond to a call which had been made by the Fenian authorities for funds io equip the forces now organ? izing with a view to tho a< hievoment of leeland's in? dependence. A generous and liberal contribution considering the number and means of thoso present, was made, ; nd after addrosses by Mes?T. James Power, James F. Groone and others, the meeting ad? journed until the third Thursday of this month. CLUBS AND STABS.-Tho tallowing casos woio disposed of ycsterdiy morning at tho Mayor's court: John Kelly, white, drunk in the street; fined VS. Alick Jones, white, improper behavior in the mar? ket; tined $5. Charles Grant, colored, keeping a disorderly house in Stall's alley; discharged. James Hauahan, wbite, insane, cut his brother in the face with a knife ; sent to the Mazyck-streot Hos. pttal. Rippon manahan, white, shot his insane brother in the lace with a pistol; discharged. William Richardson, coloro.i, selling fowls on the street without a license; discharged. Patrick Doaohan, white, drank and disorderly; fined ts. John Brown, colored, loitering at the head of the market, and refusing to leave when ordered to do so by the policeman; dlschsiged. Rosetta Germon, white, using obscene language on the street; fln^d $6. Henry Jones, white, drunk on the street; fined *6. Aaron Prioleau and Cyrus Fraser, colored, steal? ing pigeons ; turned over to the detectives. Peter Jones, white, drunk and unable to tako care of himself ou the street; fined $5. John Zanoga, white, keeping hin store open on Sunday; fined $10. C. J. Player, white, putting out garbage nt an ira ??roper hour; discharged, Cbrollne Patterson, Henry Taylor and James Hil? liard, colored, held lor examination on a charge of larceny ; arrested by Officers Coates and Chapman, of the Dot. otlvo force, and turno J over to a magistrate John Zanoga, white, (second offence) keeping open hts store on Sunday. Fined $10. Several moro of tin par y who attacked Mr. Ten? nent n Ounuon-sireet, have been arrested. The ohlef villain is still atlar.'O. Tho trial of Ind mn Jim will take place to-day. On Saturday night hst, the establishment o Captain fhemdore Cordts was entered and robbed of money, ttqmor, and a quantity of clotb. Coed McDermott, while undor th? influence of liquor arrested in B : auf am - street. Emma Brown, a weeping damsel of color, picked up at the coi ner of Broad and Bast Bay. ? THE CH AM Ii ER OV COM MERCK. Annual Meeting-Resignation of the President-Testimonial to Colonel A. O. A ndrcwi-Colonel A n.drews' Valedicto? ry- Sleet ion of C meera-Anniversary Dinner. At tho anniversary nieellug ol tho Charleston Chamber of Commerce hehl yesterday, at tho hall of tho cid Mato Bank, ibo following now members, twenty-two in all, were admitted : Messrs. Wm. Wat? son, C. A. Hill, T. L. Wftsell, Rob't Murdoch, Jas. 8. Murdoch, R. A. Tavel. R. M Marnhull, Henry Bischoff, Uoraard C'Kci'.?, J. F. Hu?t, <'swell Reed? er, W. A. Boj lo, T. H. Colcock, F. W Macbeth, A. M. Jackson, H. B. Olney, Theo. D. Clancy, Geo. F. Von Kolnitz, A. H. Mo?ry,B. E. Screvou, Allen S. Ghbbcs and A. Vanderhorst. After the transaction of tho usual routine of lusi ii08s, (hs President of tho sociot , Co'.onel A. O. An? drews, who fer years pa&t has fil'.od that position with advantage to the Chamber and crodit to him? self, expressed his desire to bc relieved from its responsibilities in the following brief valedictory: Gentlemen of the Chamber of Commerce-It 16 with great aatislaction that 1 meet you io-di?y-a satinan tion deepened by luci easing numbers, ftuo spirit and ohooriul hope, which charaetoj ize your bot)y. Tt is an earnest ef the improving coudition of things amone us. and of Ihut resolute, unconquera? ble energy, which is of such vast consequence in shaping results to our purpose. My individual gratiOcatiot herein ts heightened, because it makes opportune tho seasue, au<i rou do ia comfortable- to mo tho carrying out of a wish long desired-that of Eoeking your permission to rotiro from the boin? of your udminlslratiou, and neking you to entrust lt to some ono of tho many among you, in whose fresher spirit, larger resources, aud greater opportunities for usefulness, the promotion of the objects ol tho Chamber might bo moro effect? ually secured. I do so new with a ho ?ri full to oppression at the recollection of your multiplied, lons-coutmiied and unvarying kindnesses. Stretching far back over an unusual term of years, you have honored mo, as tho chief exponent of your voice, authority aud action. Ucoply coDseions of the responsibility of tho t ust. I hav? uDse'fishlv, and with u ?ingle eye to tho well? being of tho Chamber, sought, as best I could, on all occasions, to be mind tul of her ancient fame, te vin? dicate her honor, to preserve unloworcd lier diguity, to enforce her claiu.8 to respect, and, it possible, to elevate and widen her raeaus of usefulness. How far I may have succeeded, etands now in the records of the past. I am fully conscious of my own doft ?iencios, and equally sen?!- le to your marked indul? gences. The only reward I have had bolore my oyes has boen tho con8,"iousn?<B of duty discharged, lao only recompenso I now seek, is tho verdict of j our wolf-done. I shall always bear with mo, the recollection, so inexpressibly piecious, that our official rotations throughout thoir whole extent have been uumarrcd b a staglc occasion, in which harmony, good will, and the kindliest footings have not boen conspicu? ous. With the profoundest gratitud?, gentlemen, for all the manifestations of your friendliness, and the am? plest sense ? f my obligations, I ask now to return you unBmlrched the robes o? of?co. worn through your grace, and to take my post in'your r mks as a common soldier, to do battle in the causo of our Chamber, aud tho great interests which sha is sock? ing to promote. Colonel Andrews* long association with tho Cham? ber, h s stor ing character, and kind and affable manuer had endoarod him to his brother mom'? ern, aad when at the closo of his address ho withdrew irons the room, tho deepest emotion waa mani fes'ed. Rob'. Mure, Esq , Fit st V:ce-P.esident, was called to tho chair, a nd Wm Ravencl, Esq., ex-vice-Presi? dent, prcsonted the following resolutions: Resolved, lb'tin the retir, ment of Colouol A. O. Andrews, our late President, iiom tho chair of this Chamber, we have lost a faithtul, zealous und effi? cient officer. Resolved, That fully recognizing tho va'uablo ser? vices of Col'n'l Andrews, and tho marked ability which has characterized his administration lor u period of ovor twelve years, wo tender him our warmest acknow'o.lginonts, und cir sincere wishes for his future wei iure aud happiness. Rtso ved, 'lhat acopy of those resolutions 1-e trans? mitted to Colonel /-ndrews by tho President elect, and that they bo published in tho gaz.tt:s of the city. George A. Tronholm, Esq., seconded tho resolu? tions and movod their unanimous adoption, which was curried by acclnm dion. Ex-Pres:deut Henry Gourdiu, E*q., in a most touching and eloquent m umer alluded to the long and valued services of Colonel Androw?, and moved (hit a committee of five bs appointed to provide a suitable testimonial to bo prcsonted to Colonel An? drews, fis an evidence of the esteem m which he was held by Hie -Obtinbar. W. A. t our te nay, Esq., paid a most eloquent and forcible tribute to Colonel Androws, and advocated the pas'age of the resolution, which was put to the vote and unanimously adopted. The Chamber then took a recess, after which an election was entered into and tho following officers were chosen to serve for the ensuing year: ROBERT MURE, President. S AMU BL Y. TUPPER, First Vico-Presideut. E. HORRY FROST, Second vice-President. 1?. J. B Mt BOT, Secretary and Tie-surer. Committee of Appeals -Geo. A. Trenholm, Henry Gourdin, Iheo. H?chel, Wm. M. Lawton, Wm. H?v? en?), Wm. C. Bee. Committee cf Charity - F. J. Porcher, Thoo. D. Wi gnor, F. J. Pelzer, A. F. Ravenel, VV. A. Courte? nay. The annual dinner will take plaoo at Hibernian Ball on Thursday, the 11th instant, when toe mem? bers, relia voil of all tho care and responsibility of business, will be ablo to enjoy themselves after the jovial and whole-souled fashion of their predeces? sors. THIS UNITED STATES COUBT, February 8 TUE HON. GEORGE 8. BOTAN PnEsroiNO.-Jury No. 1 was adjourned natil the first of March. The pe? tition of Joseph Levy for final dlichargo va3 refer? red, and final hearing ordered on the 10th March. The petitions of Arthur Hammond, J. *J. Kirkland, John D. War re a and Jamos t>'lmonton to oat up liens, Were referred lo the Registrar for report. The pe? titionof A. IL Abrahams for extra compensation was referred for a more detailed report The peti? tion of L. R. Jennings] to enforce lien was heard, and lt wasordored that tin assignee soil bankrupt's o s tate and pay the lien. R. R. Hing'.e, A. Rantin and Isaac McFadden, were finally discharged. D. .f. Winn, assignee, reported as to th^ disposition to be mado of the funds bolongini? to the bankrupt esta*" of J. R. Bradford, and he was ordered to sell elects and pay liens. The caso of D. H. Buzhardt, .or final discharge, wa? referred to J. C. Carpenter Registrar, and final hearing ordered for tho 13th March. Tho polirions of silas Ingr ihum, J. G. Patrick. N.Larey and Joi n J. slagle, for final dteoharge?, vera re? ferred to W. J. dawson, Registrar. J. P. Hart poll, ttoned to have his feo paid by K. W. ?.hand, assignee. Referred to the Registrar, d. B. downey and H. F. GiofioD, asked leavo lo se 1 realty, which w*3 granted. THE STATE COURT, FEBSTLVRY 8.-The Hon. R. B. Carpenter oponed the court at halt-past nine o'olook. A new jury was organised for the week. The first case called was that of Sam Washington, colored, Indicted for assault with intent to kill. O. H. Sass, Esq., counsel for the prisoner, moved an arrest of judgment, and after argument of the de? fendant and the State, the Judge Bald he would give hts decision in the morning! Ellas Webb, colored, arraigned for larceny, defends! by L. C. Northrop, Esq., waa found not guilty. The cass of Jamel Johnson, colored, and Bill Armstrong, colored, in? dicted for laroeny, was catad. A rulo was issued against tho sheriff, to show causo why James John? son was not in court, returnable to-day at"ten o'clock. John H. Thomas, colored, alias Savannah Slocum, for burglary, defended by George R. Walker, Esq., was found guilty of petty laroony. Wm Turner, colored, charged with larceny, defended by John A. M roso, Esq., wa? found guilty. REP?RTEOS' CRUMBS.-The stockholders of the Booth Carolina Ballroad meet to-day. The annual grand convocation of tbs M. E. Grand Boyal Arch Chapter ol South Carolina will take place to-day, at T2 Mt., at Masonic Hall. Tho Masquerade of the Teutonia Society takes place this evening st the Pangerbund Hall. A dense smoke arose from the woads of James' Island yesterday. The colored Presbyterians, worshtnpin? under the ministry of the Rev. E. J. Adam?, will commune tn aflnlshoi part of their new oh ur ob, George-street, on Sunday. The Grand Jury have adj on mod until Wednesday, Tbs weather wa? sultry yesterday-more like mid? summer than mid-winter. A number of stringers and railroad men are in the city. Mr. Jager. whose stock was dam age 1 by Are night before last, ?as Insured la the Germui Mutual Ia. ?manee Company for $5000. Several stylish masquerades take place this week at private residen oe?. CnoioE Ornes? AND BLIGH TEAS, $1 per pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. rHE CHARLESTON DAI ROSSINI.-The memory of tho great messtro, whoso recent death has created so great a void tn the musical world, will not be without a fitting com? memoration in. Charleston. son? of our accom? plished amateur vocalists havo now in rehearsal that grand composition which added so niuob to Rossini's famo. the Stabat Mater, ajad, in tho oourse of a fortnight, wo hear, it will be produced m public. LENT.-This is thc last day of tho pro-L?nton season, frequently cilled Shmvo-Tuosday. from the word thrive, devout Catholics taking care to be shrived on that day before tho commencement of Lent. In "morry England," howover, it is better known as -'pancake day," the principal loaturo of the dinner on Shrove Tuesday having been, Loin ti.no immen ona", opiate of pancake?. Prc-Lcnt, terminating with Hhrovo-Tuosday, With Af h-Wednosday (to morrow), "begins the actual Len? ton seasOD. Henceforth festivities are abandoned, not to bo resumed utitil tho anniversary of the res? urrection of* our crucified Saviour. Ash-Wednesday derives its n *me, as is well ku own to most persons religiously inclined, from an curly nU3tom prevailing in Rome, of tho priest blessing ashes made from palms which had been blessed tho previous year and laid up for the purpose; and putting them upon the hoads of pcuitouts to romlud th' m that they are but dust or ashen, and to dust or ashen thoy must fluojlly return. By tho Anglican and Episcopal. Churches the fast of Lent ls observed but in a modified way. Mode? rate abstinence) from fool and au intermission from gaiety and pleasure is recommended tn order that moro timo may bo devoted to religious reflection and public devotion, tho churches b ing frequently open for the latter purpose. 'Iho services throughout Lent aro of a s'eadily increasing solemn character; and it ia thought that the season greatly tends to ppirituil good and religious development. Tho r?gul?t 'on s for Lent prescribed by the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch ?for observance in tl\e Catholic Biocose of Charleston aro as follows : 1. All tho faithful who havo oomplelod thou- ' twenty-first your aro, unless legitimately dispensed, bound to observo tho East of Lent. 2. They aro to take only ono meal a day, excepting Sunda) e. 3. 1 he meal allowed ort fastda>s ia not to bc ta? ken till about noon 4. At that meal, if on any day permission Bhould be granted for eating flesh, both flesh sud fish aro not to nc used at the same time, oven by way of sea? soning. 6. A em-.H refreshment, commonly called collation, is allowed In the evening ; no general role SS to tho quant.ty of food permitudjtt this timo ls, brean be made. But the practice o' tbo most regular Chris? tian is, never let ft exceed the fourth part ot an ordi? nary meal. C. The qua'ity of food allowed at a collation is. in this Diocese, bread, butter, choose, all Kinds of traits, salads, veg .-tables and tish. Milk and eggs arc allowed. 7 General usage ha<> maje it lawful to drink iu tho moreing some warm liquid : as te.i, coffee, or thia chocolate, made with water. 8. Necessity and oust tm have authorized thc uso of hog's lard instead of butter, in preparing fish, vegetables, &o. 0. tho following portons arc exempted from the oblig ttions of fasting : Young persons under twenty one years ol a-je, tho sick, nursing woroon, those who are obliged to d.- hurd labor, all who, through weakness, cannot fast without great projudlee to their health. IS. Hy di-pulsation, the use of flesh meat will be al owed at any limo on Miunays, andonee a day on Mondays, I uesday, Thursdays and saturdays, with the exception of Holy Thursday, onJ tho second ?ntl last batm-diys of Cent. ll. Persons dispensed from tho obLga'ioj of fast? ing, on acc. nut of tender or advanced ugo. or hard lab jr, are not bound by thc restriction ot using meat only at ono meal oudava of which its usc is granted by dispensation. Others dispensed Irom the last for et .or causes, as well as thoso who are obligad io lost, ure permitted to uae meat only at one meal. HOTEL AnnrvALB-February 8.-Chay'leston Hot tl.-T Gomez and F N Sollet, Cuba; W M Shan? non, W D McDowall, W L DePass, E Morris and ser? vant, and li R Cureton, Camden ; W H Richardson, Boston; O Stoddard, Philadelphia; W Hopkins and wife. New York; H Buck, south Carolina; T H Zim? merman and eon and W H Waunamaker, St Mat? thews; J J Gel urunt and lady, atid Edward Hope, columbia; L Frier, J B Sard? and wife, and W L Cutter and wife, New York; J (juy, Bennetlsville; B Blake and wife, Chioago; W B Taylor, North Caro? lina; E Hartley, Philadelphia; O. W. Sadler, South Carolina; J. C. Lunn, Posion ; Jacob Morse'les, Mrs. D. W. Winfield, E. A. Hobart, Patterson. Now Jtr enr- Wm .rjafclrd-S- Wr. flaaAKin^A.JS. Ford- JQUO-j A. Lutherford, Mrs. Arnoux and child, New York; Charles Hone, North Carolina; H. M. Levy, Augusta; John C. Dutch, Savannah. ! Pav lion Hotel.-J. D, Geddings, city; Dr J S Har I loy, Barnwell, S MoBoar, Ireland; C A Harley and Colonel P PMoorer, ?-outh Carolina; J U Adams, Co? lumbia; Dr W Shuler, South Carolina; J P Wilson, W T Hill, and J A Law, Darlington; L A Danton, Philadelphia; A lex mder McKenzie, Florence; J hn Nix and son, New York; John A. Carpenter, A. Bon ple, Boston; Jame? Nevin, t-avannah; D. W. Haines, E. W. Lloyd, Florence; B. Griffin and lady, New York; John W. Gaillard, Florence; P. K. Coburn, Summerville; N. J. 'J hour u, steamer Dictator. JBUB1JVICSS NOTTCKS. R. lt. AND GAS STOCK-Messrs. W. Y. Leitch and R. S. Bruns will sell to-day S. C. R. R. and Gas Company Stock. T.TYELY STABLES.-Mr. D. B. Ficklin-? has taken the stables formerly so weU known under the management of Mr. Hockaday, and is prepared to keep stock at livery and sell tho sume on commis? sion. -o LARGE SALE OF BEAL ESTATE.-Messrs. B. M. Marshall & Brother will sell to-day a large quantity of ical estate. Including the DeKalb Hotel in Cam? den, and several other important pieces of property. LIIPOBTANT TO PLANTEBS.-Messrs. T. J. Korr & Co., one ol' the bett firms iu this city, advertise to day guano, salt, corn and h ?y in Iar"o quantities. They offer to give planters all necessary lnlormaUon in regard to fertilizers, and will furnish to order any in tho market. -o LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ters in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all boura. Ice cream every day. , -O ?' 1 ? INTERNAL BEVENUTI STAMPS Of all De.uoininati MIS. Aleo, PROPRIETARY STAMPS, kept on hand and for sale by H POER A BAVENEL, Brokors ?nd Insurance Agents, No. 60 East Bay, corner Exchange-?, tree t. December ll ftu2mos P. P TOAXE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IK AND MANUFACTURER OF noons, sASiiKS AND D LINUS. HOBLBECK'S WHARF, Charleston, S. C. Particular attention paid to Shipping. July SO_ ?mos* JjOWARD DALY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. SS Warren-street, NEW TOBE. PER WM AL ATTENTION OIVKN TO THE PUB OH..<SE of all kinds of MERCHANDISE. Boots, fth"M, Hats, ca s ?nd Trankt, and Straw Goods a specialty. Consignments of all kinds of 8tapio Articles and general Prod nee selia* ted. Prompt retaras guaranteed. EDWARD DALY, ' Late Of Charleston, g. C. W *>kly Price Current* cont free by poet. JaatarySe ?mos hY IS EWS, TUESDAY IV S\)ixU atti /nrnist)tiig (St i. SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SHIRT SHIRT SHIRT DEPOT. DEPOT. DEPOT. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORR IN CHARLESTON, 8. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., HA8 RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELERRATED STAR m STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, Which are i Herod for sale at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES. E, SCOTT, Mooiiug-Btroot, opposite the Markot Hall. February 9 Onion fri) tSaaiis, '?Eic DRY "GOODS'! D R Y G O O D S ! CLOSING OUT SALE OE THE SEASON FALL AND WINTER GOODS, AT I REDUCED PRICES, OUR.STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLETE TN EVERY DEPARTMENT PERTAINING TO THE ABOVE GOODS. WE ARE ALSO RECEIVING BY TRI-WEgfc LY STEAMERS SPRING GOODS I OF ALL. D08OR1PT lO'St TO WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUNTRY FRIENDS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS WELL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CAREFULLY EX ~AMIrn5 OOIVO*H>OK-?1SFG*1S PURCH?fl'flfo ELSEWHERE. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED, OR THE MONEY VrlLL BE CHEERFULLY RBFUNDED. McLOY fe RICE, No. 370 KIxV?-STREE'I CORNER OF HJSEL-STREET, February 8 GREAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGO^r & BROS. WHOLESALE MP RETAIL DRY GOOli STORE CORNER KING AND ?OUN STREETS WE BEG IO INFORM TK. LADIES AND OUR Cuatomera in gener&tbat we bare ju? re? ceived (ia addison to our us* stock of DOMESTIC) and FANCY GOJLS), a new fcippiy auitable for the present season. OOMSI0TIM CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, POPfiNS, ?tc, at reduced prices Ht av y Balmoral Skirts ut $1 Very choice article Black Silk fl 80, worth $2 50 Ladies' super Merino Vesta onljai A lot ot fine Piano Covers w?oh will be sold less than cost 160 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 60 tifOc A lot of Photograph Albums, 7o|co.nts Ottenheimer* s celebrated Fro|cU CORSET," $1 00 and upward A full and complete assortment kf German and Eng hsh HOSIERY, from L?>? A fine assortment of Ladies' andfthildren's Silk. Ber lin Olo;h and Lisle GLOVES, elegant designs ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QtiLTS FLANNELS, CASSURES TABLE DAMASKS, kc, At tb? lovoHfc figure?, Wo would also notify our petrona th^t w* have ar rana ed a separate department in (dr Store erolu flivcly for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, T^ttyfcS, &c. JOT ENTRANCE ON CALHOUN'ifTjREET, FUKCHGOTT d' ?HOS., December 14 No. 437 EIS .DIREST, Hmo MILLS & No. ?BB, IMPORTER! 412 Broadway, Nev York, INVITE THE ATTENTION OF 80?MEBN MER CHANTS to their splendid stock of) LAOES AND LACE GOODS EMBROIDERIES WHITE GOODS . LI1|ENS L. 0. HANDKERCHIEFS DAMASKS NAPKINS, Ac., he. All imported direct from the Manufacturers, tnd offered to the trade at tho LOWEST PRIOES and most FAVORABLE TERMS. January 19_DAP_ Imo J^TOHTH, STKHlLStJ dC WAH DEC LL, WHOLESALE DKALISB3 IN FANCY OOUUfl, STATIONER Y% PERFUMERY, CUTLERY HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS, WHITE GOODS. EMBROIDERY, fco., fcc, No. 167 Meetlnujr-atreet, CHARLESTON, g. C. J. a STEELE. 0. 0. NORTH, A. W. WARDELL, J?. K?W York. January 96 mao ?ORNI1NG, FEBRUARY j South Carolina Railroad Stock and Oas Stock. W. Y. LEITCH & li. S. BRUNS, Auctioneer!. "Will bc sold, at tho Old Post?nico, at half-; ast 10 o'clock THIS DAY, nt unction. 260 whole ano 28 halt share? SUIT 1 H CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK, in sums to suit purchasers. , ALSO, 60 shares OAS STOCK. Terms cash. Fobruary i Butter, Nails, Salt, Potatoes, fie. BY LAU REY & Al EX ANDER. THIS DAY. tho 9th inst, will bo sold, in our store. No. 137 Fast Ray, at 10 o'clock, 15 tubs HU IT KR 13 kegs Nolls 25 bbls. Piak Eye Potatoes 20 sacks Salt 10 bbls. Sn okod reef 200 Bologna Sausages 2') coils Halo Rope 10 bbl*. Turnips ? 350 roams Pa por. Conditions cash. Fobruary 9 Residence in Rutledge Avenue. BY LOUIS W. DeSAUSSURE. THIS DAY, the 0th day of February, at ll o'clock A. M.. will bc sold nt tho Old Postofflco, AU that LOT OF LANJX with the desirablo Wood? en Residen.' o thereon, t-iimto on tho oust s>do of Rutlodge avenue, boiuR tho tbiid hou^o north of Rodeliffe-stroet, containing six upright and one drossln:- room, pantry, private stairs, doublo pinzzus, slate roof, cistorn. &e. On the premisos are kitchen, carriage house, si able, and ampio accommodations for seivauts. The Lot measures about 42 feet iront by about 145 feet deep, moro or less. Conditions-$2 ?00 cash ; $1500 subject to an "An? ti bellum" bond and mortgage, on which a credit ot one year wi ll. tm al owed; tho balance of tho purchase money to be by bond, payable in two years from day of sale, with, seven per cent, annual interest, to be secuied hy mortgage cf tho property; the buildings to bo kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for all ncccssiry papers and stamps. February 9_ lBluthsmtu7 Estate Sale of Country Store and Household Furniture. WM. McKAY, No. 130 Alceting-strcct, Will soil TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, Tho CONTENTS OF A COUNTRY STCRE, con? sisting of Tinware, Crockery, Dry Goods, Beer rump, caudkorchief?, J-'ouuus, chow Caso, &c. ALSO, PARLOR FURNITURE, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Bureaus, Lounges, kc. ALSO. COLD WATCH AND CHAIN. February 9 Books ! Books ! Books ! 1 Y WARBLA vV & CAREW. Will be soil, at tho office of W Alt DLA W & CAREW, Broad, next State-* treei. at ll o'clock, A. M., on THURSDAY lies-, nth instant, A oolleotion of OLD AND RARE BOOKS, Theo logical, Philosophical and Historical. Among tham ?re several works of great antiquity : suchas "bib? lia Sacra, 1538--leiorne Edition. An An icnt Hebrew Bible, Hebrew ami ihildoan l exicon, 1C98, kc, Ac, kc. Also, several va utble Commentaries and other Miscellaneous Books acceptnbli to the general read? er. Citalogues on day of sale. February 9 tuth2 /anc9 ?O0U3. TO Tl IK LADIES WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR msny years' experience in the manufacturo 9f ORNAMENTAL UAIR WOKE enable us to offer to our customers the finest assortment of every ar? ticle required in our line, from the small FRIZZES to the fullWlo, embracing ?raids or bwitihes, Coils, Waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bonds, Curls, Ringlets, kc rORTOI-E-SHELL DRESSING, TUCK, SIDE AND FANCY COMBS, and COMBS of every other class. To the Gentlemen. KmtS.S??STAO?^ To Our Customers Generally. THE FINEST FRKNCH AND ENGLISH PERFU? MERY. nOAP^. POM AD KB, HAIR OILS, HAIR RE* S . o i? AXi VE O'JOTS wrra*. &c, nom tim mo-*, re? spectable houses in each country. Our OEM AN COLOGNES aro unsurpassable. For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, 1 ortolshell, Buffalo and other Dressing Combs, we challenge rivalry. Particular attouiion is paid to the making of Me? mento Hair Work as BREAST JrTNS, EAU RINGS, FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, Arc. All diders by mail will beso Ulled that the reputa? tion of the house tor tu e past thirty-five years shall not aufler in our hands. Always on hand a fine as? sortment of French Jewelry. A liberal discount to merchants and the trado. 91. & A. ASHTON, No. 240 KING-STREET. Januarys tul ni CHARLESTON, S. C. ?Bail).um), (Eastings, (tlc. PHOMX~ IRON WORKS. JOHN F. TA?LOR&CO., SUCOESSOBS TO CAM KRON dc CU.. Engineers, Boilermakers, &c. Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PR ITCH A RD-STR EE 2, ( MIA It THE DEY DOOK), Charleston, S . C. STE A St ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. MOE THRESHERS AND MILLS OP EVERY DESCRIPIION. 8HAFIING, PULLEYS AND GEARING IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINE < and BOILERS of as good quality and power, and at as lo w rates aa can be bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB Ashcrofts Low-water Detector THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. February 1_cao_gingt LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING. Steam Packin? Lace Leather Rivets and Bars Beit Hooks. &r FOR SALE BY WM. M. aiBD & CO., No . 303SJK AST BAT, CHARLESTON, 8. C. J, 1869. Jlnctipn Soles. Positive Sale. BY T. M. CATER. Will bo sold ou Brown's Wharf, at three-quarters past 9 o'clock, 115 tubs BUI'JER, all unities, some Choleo Dairies 60 lui s i,ant. Lot open t hOCKFRY, euch RS: Chambers, Ewers and Basins, Platea, Dishes, kc, kc. Conditions cash. February 9 .Buller, Strips, Hams, ??-c. JEFFORDS & CO. Will sell THIS DAY, in front of their store, at half past 9 o'clock, 50 hrkirjB choice ORANOE COUNTY BUTTER 20 Welch tubs primo Butter '?OOO pounds choice etrips 4('0 choice now Sugar-cured Hams . 3 hhdu. choice Shoulders. ALSO, 2 handsome COUNTERS, biutublo for grocery store. February 9 ~ GTW. STEFFENS & COT Will sell THIS DAY,at half-pant 9 o'clock, in fcont oi their stoic, No. 3 ? Vendue Range, 10 half barrels BOLL BU ? TE ll 60 tuba and kegs Choice OoBhen Butter 28 boxes Che? se 5000 lbs Untagged S. C. liaras 10 hhcls. D. ?. and Smoked Shoulders 180 boxen Scaled norring? 10 halt-barrols soused Pigs Feet smoked longues, Beet, Aie. February 9 Mules al Auction. Bi LOWNDES & GUIMBALX. Will bo sold, lO-MORBOW, the 10th instant, in front ol No. 26 Broad-stn et, at half-past 10 o'clock. February 9 Dry Fell Bats on account of Manufacturers, Goods, ??c. BY JOHN G. Al IL NO ll & CO. THIS DAY, 9th Instant, at 10 o'clock, we will soil, at our Auction Salesroom, No. 136 Meeting-street, ON ACCOUNT OF MANUFACTURERS. 5 cases FINE FEET, FRENCH, BROWN, WINE COI OB AND BE AV KR AND MUIRIA HATS. ALSO, BLACK AND PRINTED SATINETS, Cloaking. Kentucky Jean?, Oinghams, Bide Pcn'ms, Bluo Drill, Stripe OBnaburgx, Shirting, Stripe ricking, Denims, Blue Stripes aud Plaids, Balmoral Skirts, Cambrics, White and Brown Half Bose and Hoso, Spool Codon, 1 ins, Scissors, Madras Handkerchiefs, kc. kc. Conditions caBh. Febiuarv9 Horses and Mules, one Bread Cart and Car? riages, also TabUs, Sideboards, Carpets, mirrors, lieadsteads. Bedding, Wardrobes, Desks, Stoves, ?c fie , at Auction. BY G. Mc RU I DE S 311 TH. TO-MORROW, tho lOtli instant, at 10 o'clock, at his fcalesroom, No. 31 Broad-street. ALSO, 7 BOXES OF SMOKING TOB vCCO, 1 box Chewing Tobacco, Cable Twist, in tin foil packages, and Buadnei. 3* February 9 A Small Dwelling; also, two Corner Lots, fine stands for Corner Shops, at Auction. BY G. McBKIDE SMITH. Ou TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at ll o'clock, at tho O d Po^tofil O, No. 68 Line-street, a sm ll HODSE, south side, se? cond ti om southeast corner Lino aud Luurel streets. Lot 40 feet front, by 90 feet deep, moro or lees. ALSO, A fine BUILDING LOT on (he southwest corner of Bogard and Laurel etieels: 35 len. front ou Bo-, gard-strcct, hy 87 Kot on Laur-l-siiect, more or less. ALSO, A fine BUILDING LOT, on the southeast corner of Bogard-strcet and Bose Lane; 3u feet front on Bo gard-street, by 97 feet on Bose Lane, more or less. 'J crms-' ne-halt' cash; tho balunce in one aud two years, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay G. McB. ti. for pupers and stumps. February 8 Feb 8 9, ll, 13, 15, 16 HOES 1 HOES! HOES! HARDWARE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION BY Brig Agra and Steamship '?olden Horn, FROM LIVERPOOL. BRADES' CHOWN HOES ELWELLS HOES EL WELL'S SOCKET SPADES S i EEL CORN HILLLS PADLOCKS IN SETS, WI 1'H MASTER KEYS CARRON WARE, ?to. With a general nsso tmentof American Hardware and Ploughs, which I offer low for cash. C. T*. POPPENHEISI, No. 417 KING-STREET, Febiuary 1 Imo* n*o feign on the Pavement. ?nis?tUanro?. JQ B. K' I ? K L 1 81 O HAVING TAKEN HOCKADAY'S STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-STREET, Is now prepared to keep CATTLE, HORSES and STOCK of cv? ry description, lhere is a gocd pump and large sbeda on the lot. I will sell Stock on small comm ssion. Imo February 9 MULES! MULES! MULES! A CHOICE LOT OF WELL BROK E MEDIUM SIZED MULES. Will be on Sale for THREE DAYS, AT Spriggs' Old. Stand, KING-STilEET, ABOVE SPRING-STREET. February 8 3* FOR SALE, ^ SPLENDID Thoroughbred Mare, FIVE YEARS OLD THU 8PRING. COLOB DABK B Y, with black feet Sold for no mult. Can bo seen on North At Jamie Wharf. For further iniorui atlon apply at THla OFFIO?. 3 February 8 M. L. FILLET S Celebrated Cooking stores, " PHILANTHROPIST" AND "CIVILIAN Manufactured at Troy? N. Y., and for sale by D, L. FULLERTON AUGUSTA, GA. THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB capacity, durability, convenience i and the gon eral purpose* to which rooking Stoves are used. T PHHANTHROPISI is eitra heavy pl ?ted, and has Ash Drawer; can be ma*l" into a six boiler bolo .tove; bas cast iron W?ter Tank gal vanned, enamel lined. A strictly ?rstolaao Stove. The CIVILIAN ia of a neat design, and baa a fine large Oven, 'i hi? Stove eau be bad with tbe extension oaok, six hole?, and reservoir when desired For further inf urination apply to D. L. FUL LES TON, Augusta, Qa January 80 6n?o* npuH TK a B or TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, Ac., ' And Dealers in CHOWS FAMILY GROCERIES. Jiar-Good* October ?4 WM H. CORWIN * 00. to au parts O? theOity. ?Huftion SaU?. ?Y B. M, MA KS ii AL li & BRO. THIS DAY, 5th instant, at ll o'clook, will bo sohl at (ho Old Postoffico, Broad-stnot, That fine IUJILDINU I.Ol in Quoeu-stroet, nearly opposite tho Cathedral C apel, being about thu third lot east of Archdale ; measuring forty foet front and rear by ono hundred. Conditions-One-third cash; balance in ono, two and three years by bond, wi h lute ca' ?cmi-annual Iy, secured by mortgago. Purchaser to pay lt. M. M. & Uro. for p. pm and stamps. Febmury 9_ tuth?tu4 Bl R. M. M A RSH &LL & BRO. TUM DAY, 9th instant, ot ll o'clock, will ho sold, Qt tho Old Postofllco, I?'roa t-st root, Tho PREMIRES No. 6 INSPEOlTON-STREliT, containing home of four upright and two garrot looms, dressing-room und pantry, kitchon, cistern, &c. cot measures lorty eiybt by ono hundred and lourteen teet more or less. Conditions-Ono half cash ; b ilance in ono and two years bv bond, with interest si mi-aunually, secured by mortgage of premises; buildings to bo insured a>.d policy assigned. Purchaser to nay R. M. M. & Uro. for pai ora and stamp?. _ F'bm ny 9 _tuthHtui BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, 9lh instant, at lt o'clock, will bo sold at thc Old PoBt&fHce. Broad-street, Thc PREMISES No. 8 West-street oontaining in iront a two-story Wooden Mouse ol' lour roorai, in thc rear a Brick Hou^o of lour room?, ai.d a Wooden BuTding suitable for a largo ball. Premises sup? plied with cistern, gas. &c. Lot measures 40 by ??2 ? cet, moro or les-i. Conditions-Ono-half cash; balanco by bond, pay? able in one year, with ir tercet Komi-annnally, secur? ed by mortgage of promises; buildings tobe insur? ed and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay R. M. M. fc Bro. tor papers and stamps. February 9 tuthstu4 BY B. M. MARSHALL & BRO. 1 HIS DAY, 9th instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold at the Old Postofllco, Broad-siroet, All that LOT OF LANI, on South Bay, known as No. 32. measuring 60 f*ot front and rear, by 168, more or les?, togothor with the throe story Wooden bulling thereon of six upright rooms. This is one of the choicest locations in the city. Conditions-One-third cusb; balance by bond in on?, two and three years, with interest semiannu? ally, secured by mortgage ot premises; buildings to bo insured and po.icy assigned. Purchaser to pay H. M, M. and Pro. tor papers and stamps. February 9 tntbstu4 BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. TBIs DAY, 9th February, at II o'clock, will bo sold at the Old Po-tolllco, Broad-street, Tho PRESUMES No. 25 Nassau-street The House contains five upright room? and attics. The Lot measures- by-. Condttioi B-One-third co-oh; balance bi bond, in one and two years, with interest secured by mort? gage of premises; buildings to be insuied and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay K. M. M. & Bro. for po? poro and stamps. February 9 tutbatu4 The Sloop Wadboo at Auction. BY li. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, thc 9th instant, at 12 o'clock, will be sold, at Fairchild's wharf, toot ol'Laureus-street, 'lhe sloop WAD bOO, ol '22 tons measurement, and ol capacity for eighteon cords of wood, together with her boot, sails and tackling, all ia complete order. Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. February 9 3 BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. 1HIS DAY, 9th instant, at ll o'clock, will be sold at tho Old Postofllco, Broad-street, Th\t lar?e BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson-streot, opposito ticorg -, containing nino rooms. 1 ho Lot measures uity-threo tect on tho front line, aud ctght.v-thrcc feet on the rear lino, by one hundred und sixty-five teet in dopth, more or less ALSO, Tbs LOT to the south a .Joining tho above, mea? suring thirty lost trout and rear by ninety foet, more or loss. Conditions-Onc-th ird cash ; balanco by bond, payable in one and two years, with interest semi-an? nually, secured by morigago of tho premises; build, inga to bo insured and poimy as-igm d. Purchaser to pay R. ,\i. M. & pro. tor papers and stamps. February 9 Nos. 115 anet" 117 Queen-street at Auction. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. On TUESDAY, 16th inst, at ll o'clock, will bo sold, . _ at tho Old Postoffl e. Broad-street, i.he 'Tte NE M Eft TS Nos. ilu ann 117 Queen-street, opposite Medio.il College, each slat . rot fed and con? taining foursquare rooms, dreeing room and unnn lahcd attie, together with brick kitcnen (slate roofed), cistern, kc Lots measuring eaoh 29 by 100 feet. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one. two and thrte years, secured by bond aud mortgage; interest 7 per cent., pasable semi-annually; buildings to bo insured and noliov assigned. Purr.haNnr to nav us for jjiiprrs and stamps. February 9 tutus* ^Ittitionecu' priimtc Sales. A Farm on Charleston Neck, a Plantation on Cooper Uiver, and a Wharf Lot on Concord street. BY" ALONZO J. WHITE & SON. Por Sato or for Rent A FARM on Chaxibeton Neck, containing 120 acres, well known as Hey watt's Farm, on Ashley River, op? posite Clement s Ferry Road, about two and a half miles from city limits, on flank Road, WOODLAND'S PLANTATION on Cooper River, containing about 1700 ocies of lana about 400 acres swamp; a large amount excellent elf.?.,,i high land, balanco well wooded ; about twenty miles u -ni the city. A WHARF LOT on Conoord. street, which is no? made up. the entire front ot said lot joining Hamlin & A'ttirch Id's Wharf, toot of Laurens-street; meas? ures 1-4 feot front on Concord, and rans down to Cooper River t hannel; same dimensions as Hamlin & Fairchild's Wharf. For particulars apply BS" above, at office, February 9_1_No. 58 EAST BAY. Two Elegant Pianos. BY JOB DAWSON, No. 106 Eau Bay. At Piivate Sale One very superior 7% OCTAVE PIANC, "Wor cester's," in use but a short time. Original coat $600. ALSO, One very Superior fuU 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, ' Haines & Bros.," N. Y., very little used. Oiigtnal cost $700.. 2_February 9 Imported Durham Coto. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. At Private Sale A DURHAM COW, four years old. imported from Enalind, t-h * is a beautiful specimen of the breed, and perleoUy gentle. Apply as above at February8 2 No 33 BROAD-STREET. BY WM. McKAY. At Private Pol?- - A complete set of TINNFBS' TOOf.S. App.y as above at No. 136 MERLIN Q-S'I BEX. Feoruary 6 (DoUjing ttnb /ttrnisljtoj I^OSJING OUT SALE. IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF TBE BALANCE OF OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. Bp as to make room for oar 8PRIN 3 AND SUMMER SUPPLIES Which we expect tho latter part of this month, w have reduced the prices of our Goods RB?ARDL?3STOCOST OF MAS?PAC TURIHO Til? SABIK, Thanking the publie for their very Uberal patron ago, wo hope by our fair dealing to merit a contin? uance of the same. We respectfully invite one and all to call and see for themselves. I. L. FALK & CO., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. ?08 KINO-9T., Next to Cowperthwait's Furniture store, WHOLES ALDEPARTMENT, No. 157 Meeting-street February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel. Xjt H. TaasaoLa. No. 1 BB0AD-8TBBBT, OH AULS vron, 8. o., MINBB, 8HIPPEB AND DEALER in govtla Carolina Nabtlve Bone Phiosnltato. January ll >moa