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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.
17. lt. MARSHALL & BROTHER will soil at
hal -jiast l? o'clock, :.t thci'- ifllco, Bioad-street, hor?
ses, mules, Biusse'.s carpet, &r.
MILES LAAKE will sell at 10 o'c'ock, at his stoic,
corner Kiu^ and Liberty streets, boots, shoes and
hats.
HOLMES J: MACBETH will sell at ll o'clock, at
at thc old Poatofiic .. a ic-mencc in Mount Pleasant.
MLETING HUS DA Y.
Marion Lodge, a: 7 P. M.
THE DAILY is LWS PRICE CVB::ENT AND COM?
MERCIAL CIBCULAB will h.- ready for doh very at our
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copies five cent?. Orders ior ten copies and over
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copy.
KOTABI PUBLIC.-Hcyward Thayer, Esq.,
la* bofa appointai notary public by Governor
Scott._
THE G BAND J TRY found i ruo billi yesterday
in tbe cases of John Hall. Castle Watics and William
Armstr ng tor bm gill y and larceny, and in the
case of Maisey Pringle, tor murder; also John Mit?
chell, on two indictments, for conspiracy to cheat,
and Iso.c Brown larceny. The jury was then dis?
missed until Monday.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-A gentleman on tho
slreetcars jestcrcioy, at the corner of Marl;et and
Meeimg-strf cts. bad his armo t ot the window, and
did not observe the crank placod at that point lor
cleaning Ihc dr?i s which caught his arm and cut it
in several places between the elbow and the wrist.
QUICK RUN.-Tlie present season has been
n aiked by the per ormance o! tome of the most
rapid pa'sa-;es ever m ide by so-.ling vessels,"and one
oi th'ie have been male from the Southern cotton
ports. The ship Oweg >. Captain Post, which sailed
from this city for Liveipool, January 15, arrived at
that port Februa-v Cth, m-king the passage, in the
excellent tim io: about twenty-one days.
THE POLICE.-WO learn that Mayor Clark
has appointed Li.utonant J. C. Campbell to fill thc
vacancy in thc police fores caused by the resignation
of Lieutenant Min itt Tho app intment is a good
one, and will, wc hop ', bc confirmed by City Conn
( it. Licutcna it Campbell bas been an officer of po?
lice since thc clo-e ct ibo war; and. by his strict at?
tention to his dut; s hi- iaipirtial conduct and
uniform fi manes? and courtesy, has won and kept
ta? good will of ail classes of our people.
CUJBS AND STARS.-Tho following cases wero
disposed of at the Mayor's Cour; yes erday :
William Smith, color d, applied for lodgings;
granted and discha-gctl
John finn, whi e, Ling drunk in the slr et ; Hued
$2-paid.
A. J Babcerfc, while, drank"and disorderly at tho
comer of Battery and Water strec.s; fined S5.
Peter Bellimn-r. the burglar, was turned over to a
luigi trate.
COBBESPOXDESCS BETWEEN LIEUTENANT Ml
NOTT ASD MATOE ' t ABE.-1 he resigna ion of Lieut?
enant John C. Micott from thc police force basal
ready been referred to iu 1 HE NEWS. Tho followi jg
correspondence throwsfurther light up-n the matter:
VAIS CCAHDHOISE, 1
CHABIXST ar. S. C., February 10, 1669. (
//'?-. George W. Cla-k, M?jcr?f Charleston ?
;?s-1 nerob.' tender my roslg aticn >s lirst
Lieutenant of Police. 1 am . o: strained to .ile lbw
step be ause I feel thar, under the poeublar circum?
stances surrounding me, I eau no loneer i casouabiy '
hops to h.- useful to the community in the posh lo i
wuieh i have held f jr ?he pa-t three ycarp, and which
I would williup.y continue to hold os lon as I c> uld
do 80 consis.cn>ly with ihe wollare of th" commu
niiy, the presen-a:! ra of my ?-oitrespic? ind the se?
eming of an honest, livelihood But I am not wil?
ling, and I am satisfied 'bot tho maj j'ny ot tho
wholo commun::v of Charleston, both white and
colored, do not t xpect mu to, ?-ul mit to the it-justice
which I feel bas rc realty been do. e rot in placing
iu command of the poiice lcrce one who IB my
junior in rank, who hos, for two years or more,
been detached from tho force, and under whose ad?
ministration I catt no longer entertain even the hope
of being useful. Vcr? reBpi c fully,
Your obedient servant.
JOHN C. MI:?OIT.
MATOU'S OFFICE, Crrr HALL. 1
CHASLEBTOX, :?. C., February ll, 1869. )
J hi^C. MinoU, Esq., Lieuttnai-t, die . Charleston,
SIB-You communication cf 10th instant, to hand
lost evening, at 10 o'clock, the some covering resig
us??o. exulaantion, icc
I have the honor >o info-m yea that the same is
accepted. Respectfully yours.
GEO. W. CLAUK, Mayor.
NEW YOBK LIFE IXSUBANXE COMPANY.-The
twenty-fourth annual report of this company hos
just been published, end comprises a statement of
ts transactions 'or t'e'last twehe months-i. e.
from the first of January, li'GS. to the first of January,
1869. This r?po:t exhibits not only the la-geuass of
its dealings, 'ut tho great increase In its business
for the lost year. For instance-ll has added up?
wards of two million dollars to its net e;sh assets,"
one million dollars to its annual premiums, audit has
issue? lilnetbou-aodon hundred ami five policies iu
the course of thc year, insuring S30,765,9i7 67. It is
a matter of supcrrrogati ja to procoed funner into
statistics Of this company, os they will bo lound lu
detail ia on advertise m-nt iu :.noth?r r man; bu;
we cannot refrain from alluding to ihc remarkable
progress which thc company has made in Ibe magni?
tude of its business ia a single year, lt not ouly
proves the great e'e ire that csisu amongst tho provi?
dent to embark in Hi-;, des ripuo o: Security, but
affords evidence of a predilec ion for the New Y rk
Lifo, lt will be seen that tho sum in? ind for thc
year amounts t > ab jut one hundred thousand dol?
lars per d iy for oath lusm ss day throughout tho
year, which may be considere 1 os enormous for an
individual establishment. Among the good icsul'.s
of thc year's busucss we IIOIKO that the payment of
losteshas been moro thou met ry thc inte.est ac?
count, and tho policy holde-s hava bo u paid nearly
o rxydlien and a quarter of dollars in ca-h dividends.
We scarcely ntcJ ? dd a ?.?ord in reference to the
nionagpment, Its arduous labors ore so fin ly illus?
trated by tho figures above; out wo caa jot forbear
the indulgence of the ohsorvat-on that in Mr. Frank?
lin, the Presllen'- and Mr Doers, who ably fills the
office of both Vice Prescient o-:d Actuary, soconded
as they have been by th - efforts i f one "f I ho most
able end influential B jard o: 1 rus tees that over man?
aged on insuiance compony, there is an integrity of
purpose, vigor and largeness o? perception tbot pe?
culiarly qualifies them to ac.-empli th suoh results aa
have been produced by their wiso end combined ef?
forts. Mr. Thomas Frost represents the company
in Charleston os the general agent tor s outh Caro?
lina
AT THE ANMYEBSABY MEETINO of the Ashley
Fire Kngine Compan , No. 9, heit? on ihe 11th inst.,
the following officers wero elected to serve for the
ensuing year: *J. L. Scanlon, Pre6:deut: T. M. ren?
nison. Vi- e-Preridcnt; fH. B Pickinpack, Secretary;
*L. Gibbs, Trea-urer; JJB. B. ?-peece-. Firs. Dhcc
tor; A. Dean, seoonl Director; W. G. -toney, Third
Director: ?Char 03 Mills, Fourth Di ector; B. Mar?
tin. A. T. D. OB, Axmen; W. Brasboy. Engmcer;
Dr. B. A. Bcrenion, t-urgeou Commi'tea on
Finance-E. C. j ueker, chairman ; G. M. simmons,
G. C. Anzerly. Comm ttee on ? entrenchment and
Belief_J. Wadt ins. enan man; H. Hague, H. Jones,
J. Bouce. G C- Webb. Committee cn L -Hers-J. M.
Mathews, H. Ciegs. P. ?mills.
.?Re elected. tVico J. B. Spencer, declined.
rftfter tito eloctioD, ibo company reass-mbled at
Bonnm's Ball, where a sup.-er .VOJ prepared in
Carroll's best etvle; and, with their guests, they
tripped the light f antas ic until tho wee small hoars,
whtn they meir?y dispersed, fully satisfied with
choir twenty-third anniversary.
TUE CUAMUBIl OF COMM Eli
C?l?brai Iou of its Forty-sixth. Aar
versary.
Tue anniversary dinner of th" Charger-to? ( ha
ber of fotumciie. wlalc?? tm!- p!sc? yesterday
Hibernian Hell, wottM lnwdoue cr dit to thc
cictyin its pnltnie?! days wlim ('ba* leaton Ho
?shed most. 1 helarse attendance of acmberf, t
taste wi.h which Ihe lab es were .vrangoi. t
abundant rind Iutcurionscitnraefcr of the feast ilse
the pronirtnrss arid attention of .'bf servan s a'
tho more than or.Vnarv interest o? thc aftcr-dinr
speeches, not to omit th? excellence cf ihe mn?
all corabi ed to render one of the plctwantc ;t a
bar-prest occasions of thc kind that have ever b;
known in ( h?rtesten.
The bill ot fare informed thc trucsis that T. Tu
was the caterer, a- il thc still and tart of that ve
ran prouder were manifest ia all the arrange?tes!
For two hours or ui>-^ the ucisy battle ol tub'c a?
fork was wa?,ca. and macy lusciou- viai.ds ai
glasse* of fine w ne bad disappeared when tl-e n
ot the P:o-i?ent's lr maier called thc table to ortlc
and enuouDccd that niatoial aud spiritual enjo
ment were about to bc succeeded by ?u.clleelu
pl-asuro.
A few momcnls' pause befoio thc reading ot tl
first regular toast gavo people an oppo'tuniiy
look at each other and f co who was there ai d whe
was who. At the bead of ihe table, i. e. ar the ce,.t
of a table, which occupied one end of the hall ax
trom which two long tables extendel to thc oth
end, sat the newly elected President of tl
(.bamber, Tiobert UlU'O. 1 sq At the oppo.-i
ced of the I wo long tables respective,
sat Vice- Presidents M. Y. Tupper and tl. Horry Fros
At thc tvo ends ot thc President's table sat Ho:
Geo. A. Tren holm and Henry Gourdin, Esq ll
Pressent was supported on his light by <. Hie lian
sou Miles. Esq, and on his lett by Rev. E. T. Wini
1er. At the same table sat Mayor Clark, ? h' odo:
G. Barker, Isq , Wm.Wh;dey, tsq.. Stanley G. 'trot
fc'sq , W. C. Bee, Esq., Wm. Baveeel. Esq., Colom
Thomas Y. Simon?, lartaia F. W. Dawson, of TH
NEWS, Edward Lafitte. lisq , A. R. Taft, ?sq., Colon.
A.O.Andrews, ex-president ot the Chamber; Wu
Lawton, E.-q., and Mr Wm. Luidler, of the Cornie)
Mr. Mare, on nsiuz t > read the first re.ular toa*
made a tr.ef acknowledgment to thc . hamb.-r ic
(he honor they L*.d done him to preside over then
and be i lcd. cd himself to we bis utmost endeavor
to pr?serve the dignity and usefulness of th? assr
elation. Re thin read thc first regular toast as to!
lo vs:
South Carolina-We greet ber name w.th love am
reverence.
Tho announcement cf ?he twiast wa? received will
arplau=o. which hie:me nthusiastic when the bim
played "Dixie." The Pr*tirent announced ib'i ('
Richardson Miles, Esr,., wou'd ;cs;ond to the firs
regular toast
Mr. Miles said that, having held no official posl
tion which would entitle bim tu thc honor, ?ic wa!
somewhat surprised that he sho ild have be .n sc
lected to respo'd to the toast which had been jus
given, but hecou'd respond to tho toast with faeliaj
bec iii.se of his devotion to the Stats. He then spoki
in eloquent tx-rins of Ibc rast glory of tho Stale
ber happy condition anti her high standing it
intellicouce, morals and wealth, and compared bei
past g'ory to her presen: humiliation. He attributed
the high standing of tho State in pi?t times to Itu
principle of honor which had n.rvadcd, not only he:
political and social structure, but also ber business
organization, and bo predicted that the Stale would
hereafter regain her preener ty, by the auhcrcneo ol
her citizens to that same prieciple of honor wu iel
would, in course of time, enable then to regenerate
thc State ?overnmeut, and re viv? oice more the glo?
rious Carolina ot thc past.
Yicc-Prcs dent Tupr er thoa ro?c to announce
the second rt gular toast, and in so doing took
oe-anon to eongia ulate the Chamber ou t'ieii
improved prospects siuci tho last mrcliug. He
spore in glowing terms of the increase in tho
crops, thc riso in thc price of cotton, the oi
coverv of phosphates, and the ger.eral condi?
tion of thc trale ol iho city at prc-out. He saul
that he ht.prd thc ( humber would allow time to in?
dulge the bent of ld.? iuclinatioii, and permit him
to speak although in the presence of the President
elect, of t c invaluable re vices of that gentleman
It was not what tuen said that they must bo judged
by. bat what they did, md Mr Mure CJUUI a flor. I
to bo judged by his works. He might eay avilie
mistocp's once 3rd "Icannot fi.ldle, but I eau toach
>ou how to r-iuke a great atv out of a little town."
Ihe dream of direct steam communication between
Charleston a.nd Euro c had long been a hobby wi'b
Charlcslou merchants, but it remained fjr Mr. Mure
to carry o it the idea in a practical manner. Mr.
Tupper thoa offered tho Mcoad regular toast as
1 Hows.
Onr Commerce-11 he unconquered eucrgy of a res?
olute people will give it a new and more vigorous
life.
Aftor music by thc band, '.be Prosidcnt anucinccd
that tho Hon. Geo: go A. Tren hoi m would rc p -ml to
thu recoud regular toast.
Mr. Trenhoim said that he compli d bol h with his
duty and his inclination in responding to that toast,
for there was nothing that touch d his heart quicker
than thc iotorcsls of comme cc. True, in re?
gard lo commerce the ground t id boen completely
exhausted by the gentleman who offered the toast,
but he was glad of the opportunity to reply
lo the sentiments and arguments < f the speaker,
who had responded for South Caro'iua. b< caico he
was entirely opposed to them. He thoog'it that we
should look to the future an i not to the p ?st. lhere
was no use in wasting time in lamenting over the
greatness which was lost. Our ener.ies and our in?
dustry should be used to mako a successful future.
He alluded to the late war, aud said wc had gone
into the contest thinking we were . igbt and had God
on our bide. The question hud been decide i against
us on tho bsttlc-U( id and in tho councils of nations,
ind lt was our du y to su'iaiit. He thought
it was one of the greatest merits of the
Southct a pcopla that they hod done their duty lo
ibo ue trot s, but uow wo would bc a happier, lVeer
ana nchcrpeople than ever befor-. He mentioned
thc services o? the elerey ni thc 1 ito war, a-d m con.
trolling socic.y generally, and sud h.- was glad to
seo some of that o.der present, and he took the op?
portunity to pay thc clergy a hand o ie comphmejl,
and a.'so to read the third re ..ular toast as Callows:
'J he Clergy-Our truest pilot*.
This toas; was re sponded lo at length m a most
eloquent cCblt oy tho i;ev. t. T. Winkle.-. Ho
said t.: at it ?'.us a mat ce of pro c >sionai pride to re?
ceive the well-done of so c::l gntenv? attd twtcticni a
bj jy as thc Chamber ol' Comme oe, a.d he took oc?
casion to speak ol Ur- wise aud good
cud.- tj bc ace impiisl e I on th" carla by Batan?
of commerce, of thu impar.ant duties ot uer?
dituils, t.nd ot the Lhtialim character of
mitty of them. He described h.s dei of a mor
Chant in tho mosi eloquent stratus. Tue gr-ut end
ol' ccmou reo, hoi? ai 1, was to de ve .ope the so .timon,
of human ua'.crnity, and ta err. the ilospal io
heathen lands. Mr Winklcr .pate for about half
au hjue, and was hs'ened to wttu marked attention
throughout. He was iniorrupt-d once or t .vico by
great app.a ?se, and at thc c us.Udon it was evident
that he ead mid? au lu>preSsiou us au i-loqu.-ui and
interesting speaker.
Tl.e f mr h regulor tois< wai auuoti-ac.d as fallows
by Vice-l'rosideut Frost :
Tho Bonch and Dar-Their worth is to be mea?
sured by their inocpvnecncc aud purity.
Theodore G. Barter, Esq, in rising to respond to
this toust.said that ce had b cn hinted to respond to
a toast to thc bar, and ho would thafc toro respond to
that portion only ol tko toast just ead, which re?
ferred to the bar. Ile tho-gnt Ibo toast sin?
gularly appropriate at this t ine, coming from
Bucha body. Whether regarded as alluding to
tho post history of the bar of Charleston, or
as a warning for the bar in futute, it w.? equally
apppropriate. It regarded as reierring to tho past
history of the bar, none would deny (hat they could
stand the test, and if as a warning io the bar for the
future, be was glad to have it com'f'Oaa t.e mer?
chants, be:au?e it depen ed on them whether the
purity and indepeu..eucc of tho ot.r ?vould be main?
tained. If the merchants onco allowod their patron?
age to gd to those only who could win their causes,
regardless of the raems employed, and regardless of
tho justi?e or i. justice of the causes theuiso.ves,
there would be cn end of ihe puriry
and independence of tho bar. Mr. Barker
here took occisioT to pay a hindsoma c unp imeat
tolhe plant TS. a clasj of mn whos.? i iflieuce was
d od anl could nevor be rolieei Ho coit.-ud-'d
that th? planters, lawyers aud marchant! baJgivea
tono i O th s society of tu.' sute aid hat it -eas very
doubtful whether Ihs lawye s and m-rchints alone
could maintain that tona wituoat tue assl:tan:e ot
tho planters. It was this o.eva'ol tana of society
wb?chgivo character to the State, ami if that
dotroyel our prestige was Jo3t andnoamouD
wealth cr material prosperity co-iid restore it.
Tho fifth regular toast wu- announced by ;
Henry G ?urJin ia a brief speech, ia whicti he ali
id lo th-- wrct hod condici?n ot' Ibo ?i:yin ev
pMnt ol vlow throe year? ago. uni th" XT?Z*
pro vernen t rince. H" caul (hat willi active, ct
g-t'.c roan * men c ?pii.il was not necessary lo rr-o
su^-e-s, nu.? we were far from d'spairing. lie
a nu'-.-.l thc toa-ta: follow.- :
lue City of Charleston--God tries* and p:
per her.
Hits toist was resp.inclc.1 to briefly by Ma
C'ark. a'd cuisiOcnng th? awkwardn-'ss of bisp?
lion, he acquitted himself very well. He mud
short retro peet of the commcjviol history of
Slate, a favorable review of ihc ritv finances, ?ind
expatiation of his own position. He declared c
phaticaliy that he intended to remain where
was a*- lone as he was Within the pale of the 1
Ibis declaration was loudly applauded, ami hie
tire suoccb was wc'.l received.
The sixth regular toast was announced by :
presid? Dt as follows :
1 h? Coard of Trad/-'"ur brnorcd s-is'er : Te
tend to her representatives ". cordial w dccino.
Mr. J B. steele, who ?as expected to respond v
not prese jt. bat ? letter was read froin bim cxprt
ing the tbanUs of the society which he represented
Ifae sevcuih regular toast was announced by V*
President Tupper, as follows :
An Honest Press-The nituial ally of liberty.
Colo.el Thoma'; Y. Siuious responded ia hi.- uu
happy anil eloquent manner.
lu thc r.-gular course of p.-oc ediugs, it was t
duty of W. 1>. Cliney, E-q , lo call out thc veueral
ex preside tn. Colonel A. 0. Andrews, which he did
ouc of those short, gracela', willy, ofT-hmd specc
cs for which he is f ni ms. He conclu led with tl
following loast:
colonel Andre TV-Weean 0?S no bolter guarani
for hi* lu ure useful) CM tliau the ricoileciio s
his pas: ad ai hiiij trallon.
Colonel Andrews ro.-ponded in an ?labor?t ? ipecc
giving au iutcrcstwg sLctcii of the history ol tl
CU auber. It wariin oma c and finished add-ot
and but for th?! lateness of tho hear and the want
spare wc would bc glad to publish it.
shortly a'tersards th1" Chanih r edjonrnfd
TUE STATE Cou UT.- THE Hos. E. D. CAI
HC7TEB PRESIDING -Colonel K W. Seymour, cou
sc! ?or ihedjf.nce in ibo Walsh trial, delivered li
a i guru ; ,>, and was followed by L>. H. ( hainberl i
At toracy-C encrai, whose sp?reh wis m ti ked t
groat vigor and pointed application, eliciting rei
high cn tomi unis fro aa all who beard it Judge Ca
{.enterchargt1 'hejury ia his usuil clear ?'vic, rn
thov retired. They did not relurn until a lute hoi
iu iii?? eveuin?, wi.cn they brought in avcrd'cti
manslaughter.
E.ias Perry, co'ored, arraigned for larceny of note:
was di fended by John A. Moro'o, E q , and faon
gui ty. Nat Gadsden, colored, indicted for la:
ceuy. defended by A. G. Mn;rath, Jr, Esq., w:
acquitted, l?en '".mitti, co! red, t-isl for larcen?
and defeudod hy J. O'Hoar .-a::0.tr5 aud W. it!. J. Jo:
voy, was lound guilty.
Tnt: UMTI D STATES COURT, FEBRCABT 11.
TllO UOD. Ceo. s. UBTAS! FEESDISG.-The petitio
of Ihecdr.r' D. Wagger, lo e-tab.:'sb a li ?n lor f.n
c'ofure in thc case o? Edward B. Barn we! I, b-nlc
riipt, was ic'erre-d to Registrar Carpenler lorcpoi
upon the fiels, und L. ICet.ain. a-signee, was allov
ed leave to answer ibo petition. Jm-y - wa
was chuged by thc Julgc in the eise ol' thc People'
Nat'oual Hank against Ihonm C. P'"h'.;.,so:
debtor. Tho petition of J, T. rolomous k \ o" I
estab'ish lion in the mailer or Irby S. Wells. W2
reid, an l lin as-iguee ?as ordered to proceed t
sell the property, &c. 0 he petiticn ol Juslicc i Co,
to es abli-h hen, wds r. fjrrcd to R -gisT r Carpet
1er. A meeting of thc creditors of H. H. Kinard, in
voluntarv bankrupt, was ordered to bc held on ih
24 h day ol February, and ol tho-c of C. D. Spear
mau and John F. smm. oa thc 25.h of sure month
Petition cf asdgnics for sale of realty ai.d pcr.-onal
ty, in thc ca>cs of carlos I? Alica, Gerard S. Gr? gory
ll. W. Lee, Jo.-eph 0. Gault, John McConnell, au?
Henry C. Castles, weie granted. The Ju'gc gruir
rd au order tor sale of property of Tbeo. Slon-y or
petition of cxeeu'or of C. H. Stevens to cstablifl
lien on raid froperty. James Pattison wa? cp
pointed a-signec ot J N. Waker; Jams>W. browi
fer Mathew Boyd, ond lt. Beasley and D. J. Wim
tor D. A. Foxwor h. The p?tillons of Wm A. Ha?
to establ sh lien in the matter ol' Mr. lim-. Mc Con
nell, and ot James Gilland in tho matter ol E. B
Mills, nod of Ransell aud Ellis in the cis-csof B. U
James and D. J. Au'd wer . referred for repott" om
in the latt er case thc aligner was ordered to sci
and apply 'he p'Occid? to sat! faction of lice. Johr
S. Bradley. Jobn R. Bindfjrd, Irby S. Aclis ant
James ('atti, were finally discharged in b.'.uk-aptcy
Tho i etitioaa of l. w. Seabrook, Jo-i. w. Seabrook,
John A. Seabrook and K. M Seabrook foi voluu
tjry 1 aukriipt y were referred to Reeistrar carp-n.
ter. The ca-c of thc People's National Bank agains;
T. C. Richardson, debtor, wi 1 0* cootiuued to day.
REPOUTERS' CBUSIBS.-The English Lutheran
Church (Rev. Dr. Bachman'sj ot noon yesterday was
thc se. nc of a brilliaut wedding, which drew
together quite a concourse of the friends ol' thc
happy joung couple. Tho toilettes of the bride aud
ber .r.tendant bridesmaids were exceedingly ela! o
ratc and tasteful.
Qulnby & Co. have photographed the Board o?
1 i re monters.
Dr. J. Somers Bui* I is going to er^ct a cozy office
ia Meeting-street next Central Church.
Whoa St. Michael's clock ?track four yesterduy
thc baud on (he north dial pouted to ton.
W. H. Mi-haw, colored, has bceu appointed a
magistrate by Governor Scott,
Aeeommodation wharf is undergoing repairs.
A carolers colored nurse in Rutledge-slroct, yes?
terday, gave a youug '.ld a dr.so of electric oil for
cough mixture io put it to sleep. Prompt medical
attention relieved thc little sutlercr.
A saturated solnliou of gypsum is sohl lo ho a i ew
?md invaluab'c remedy for chronic dyseutery.
Tee newly appointed captain of thc police force
mad ? u loiunl iuspcc?on yesterday,
'ihc Grand Jury jest? rday ;viu-ed to find a bill on
au indicimcnt far feuding a ehalieag? lox a ?luci.
1 he annual election of public school teachers will
tnk?- place on the '.'2(1 in-taut.
Thc eoudition of Frieud-rirfcl, between iraihi
ami Bro .d s'recls. calls for Hu altcntion of the C'hy
Iuspeotor. 'Ihe resid?iiits complain llifl it is a : durk
os Erebus at night, and in oth^r rc i|icct8 a hard road
to travo!.
Lincoln's birthday will Le celebrated to-day by s
parad:: of :hc Lincoln teolor. U) Guard, aflig pre?
sentation, and oration ou tho Battery at ll o'clock
a. M.
'Ihe Ashley (colored) Kire Company, No. 9, cele?
brated their twcniy-.hi.d ?anniversary yo lerday af?
ternoon b> a very creditable pilad-.' and triul ot the
a.i arjtusiu Broad-Street.
It is said that there will be ii ) chance in tte polico
force before the 15th lust.
??itu those who havj th? ni;un3 '.here i-? a di?>')osl
lion lo b.iild ia ihe ei:y Ihc general cry is lor small
hous s.
Au unusually large quantify of ?juaao is being
shipped over the south ?Jaio?'ia Railroad.
Tbe ci cus and th coi re will soon b open-ci her a
fea-t or a famine in tho amusement lin.-.
.Soaxly all of thc newly admitted attorneys have
passna thc Rubicon.
lu thc marble yard of Mr E. R. White, Mcoting
sircct, there isoGlascow srauitn monument, recon:
ly imported, wbich is worlby of iuspcetian.
Ihc "Illustrated Tolic- News" of (be 11th inataut,
has a wood cut r?pro;cnation of tho see a?! in thc
chamber of Mr. Martin. No 17 Ann-street, on the
Light ot the bur0'larv, doscribed lu TUE NEWS.
HOTEL AunrvALs, February ll.- Charleston
IMel.-G. W Glenn, M D, Ne ar berry; J M Richard
Bon, Ninf-ty-six; GD Siller-, St Mathew's; J 1* Mc?
Namara, J P Harley, J F hi?ey, Orangcburg; M ?
Coos, Marlboro'; Msjor-Oentral Meade. Col .ned
Meade, Colonel aud Mrs Har.-tow, TJ 3 A ; J S Rich?
ardson, Jr, sumter; L S Barnum, Connecticut; Tho*
PFerdiniud. New York; E W Cole. Nashville; SM
Bu':k?n?hum, Connectent; J A Buukiuehim, Nev
York; E Raymond and wife Bosioa; W W >to..c.
Misses Stone, P M Gogga-d, Theo Braire. John P
BowarJ, \ G Harrington, Geo Curiel Now York; H
A Boueslead, Georgia; T S Word, Conncclicut.
mellion Hotcl.-B. Schipman, Boaneau'.s Deoot;
W S Hu9hman, Lake City, Fla; A W frown. Sou'h
Carolina: R J Grrgg. Marion; P S Vorsuam and ser?
vant, Polut Com or?; P Jame?, Fayettcvide; t) J
Caiu, Cooper i.'iver; E'uanuol ti B uoe, J H Lane. I
H I.'063, Marlboro'; M Levi, - au in^; WM Kinder,
Elugstrce; J \ Keels. Mastor J M Keels, M?unt
H ip- ; J M Brown, Darlington. D M Newbold, Bil:i
rnore; F W Gregs, Philadelphia.
JBTJSIiVf?SS NOTICF?t?.
' AT " 0 P s H o ? a E " tbis forenoon, Torcfc
serves u|) a prime lunch-oyster souri, hotbed fish.
. claro chowder, boile.J malton, wi h capor saue -, &c.
I -o
MCCLELLAN SADDLES, now and sccontKhanu.
I Plough ar.d Team Harnn?, Hames at flttycrotSA
i pair, and Collars lor Horse? aud Mules, ior sale low
! br it. F. Chapeau, Meeting-slreet, next to Mills
House. thstu February 12
-0
THE PLACE TO Bur AI L KINDS OF LIQUOR
CHEAP -Messrs. Byrne k Fogirty have deter joined
to signalize their occupancy of the new and bond
.Jtu<* osttfbtish mont corner of Church and Clialmem
streets by offering their fine se'ec ion of liquors at
greatly reduced prices. At (heir new and nt at bar,
also, theyk-.cp on hand Hie choicest drinks in great
variety, 'irv (hen,. . . -
LADIES' Ltrxon AT KINSMAN'S. .SALOON.-Oys?
ters in eve./style. Mince pic?, fresh dailv. Hot.cof?
fee and chu o'ate at all hoars. Ice cream.every
day.
I NI ERNA Ii B E V S S V E S T A M P S
Of all Dcnemina?jns.
Also.
Pr. OPBIETAT. Y STA M pa,
ke; t on hand and for sale by
HUGER k RAVENEL.
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
?. GO East Bay, corner Exchange-.-trcct.
December ll flu2mos
VELOCIPEDE IJATS.-Thin is a nobby affair,
jost introduced by Slccic. the lender of hat fashions,
at No. 313 King-street sign of tbo b g bat He also
has a very superior Alpine hat, snell us wt have seen
nowhero else. Bis extra fine si ks. which bc sells
for QVP dollars, arc gems.
February S 12
/(inn) (?on?is.
SUCH AS COAT.-. PACKS. OFFICERS COAT?*,
CAPES, with and without Sleeves; Blankets,.
Long and short Leggings Caps, ie. India l.'ub
her Piano Covers. India Bttbbei Frc Buck-cts,
>ursery and Dosphal Cushions, kn. Chair
Cushion*, Pillows, Nursery Shorting, white anil
black; Mastic I'ands, India Rubber Hait.es, 'Jceth
iug Rings, kc, kc.
A Iresti supply of the above Goods just received at
VOK SASTKN'S B*ZAAK.
No. 223 KING-STRELT,
Two doors above Maikot.
A comp'ote assortment ol TNDHKFBB''RG:>OD5
always on hand. 2 lcbiuaryl2
IDE LARGEST AND REST SELECTED STOCK
OF
P JE R F U M ERIES
AND .
TOILET ARTICLES
EVER BROUGHT TO THLi MARKET, COMPRIS
... . , ?
INO ARTICLES MADE LT
L??lN, P.IilEN'EL, COUDRAI", CLL* AVER,
SOCIETE HYGIENIQUE, FARINA,
EDE, AND OTHERS.
Together with a full assortment of
Tooth, Hair and Nail Rruslies,
CO MBS,
ALL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, DI
PORTED DIRECT, AND FOR SALE AT
TRICES''IO SUIT THE
TIMES.
The ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex?
amine before purchasing elsewhere.
C F. PA.1KN1N,
CHEMIST A A7> AIOTHECAI?T,
_No. 123 IHcctiiig-strc-t,
November 13 .fmwSruos Cburicsion. 8. C.
Jn?urunrr.
IN?iUEE
YOUR LIFE AI>1) PROPERTY.
LIFE IN
THE COM ti KCTICUT MD . LAL, LIFE 1A
SUKAACK CUM PAN Y,
OF iLi.nri'ortD, CONNLCTitur.
ASSETS and Surplus over.... .$21,000,000
DIVIDENDS have averaged ovor CO per cent, au
nually.
REsPON1 IBU.ITT.-For every $100 cf Liabilities, it
has $154 of Assets.
PREMIUMS.-Notes lakca for BO per cent, cf same.
K KW B S O L * N D nVTV AL 1,1 f E INSITt
AM'll COMP ?.IV 1',
OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. '
ASSETS over.87.000,(100
PREMIUMS.-Notes taken for 40 pcr.ecn'. of same.
DIVIDENDS paid annually011 the Coulrtbuiion plan.
PROPERTY IN
THIS JET KA K RK 3VSUKANCE CUM
l'AN V,
HAUTFOIID, CONNECTICUT. .,. .
ASSETS.$5,130;031
THK llAUTFOttD FUIE JNSl'ltAXCE
CUMPA AY,
IIAUTIOIID, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS.8i.029.G10
T11K.NOWTI1 AUKICK'AV F IKK nsi'li
AKcE CPBIFAKY,
runTFOED, coNXEcrrcuT.
ASSET-.8110453
TUE tOAAECTIt IT KIKE IMSCKAKCE
COMPANY,
BAMFORD, CONNECTICUT.
AS-ETS.8312,GK1
Iii;.. I lt VMS Ci FUtB LVStltAAtlE COW
PAW,
NEW YOKE.
AS'EiS.8321,013
Mr. W. C. CO?R I NI Y, of the ilma of W. C.
COURTNEY k CO , ? 0 boyeo k Co.'s Wharf, will,
in conu ction wl.h ibis Agency, take risks on COT?
TON. RICK AND PRODUCE generally.
? . H. HAYDEN,
Ko. 272 KlXli'STKhET.
Jauuarv 29 fmwllmo
DENTIST.
ROOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COR?
NER OF MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS.
November 20 fmwGroos
Jg 1) W A lt D DALY,
GENERAL C01IMISSI0N MERCHANT,
No. 83 Wnri'on-sti-cet,
NEW YORK.
PERSONAL ATTEN ' ION G IV KN TO THK PUR
CU\>E of all kinds 01 Mia H Nl'I^E. Bons,
-h-es. lists, Ca s and I ranks, fi d StrawGood3a
sped eily.
Cons gnsieu s of all kmds of Staple Anieles und
.jouerai Produ -o solicited.
Promut returns guarautrod.
EDWARD DALT.
Lah- of Charleston, 8. C.
Weekly Price Currents seat free by post.
January 28 Cmos
Jnsur?nc.
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL ?IEPORT
or THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office. Nos. 112 and 114 Broadway, New York.
JANUARY 1, 18G9.
Amonnt of Net C ash Assets. January 1.1869.S *,774,326 Ol
Amount of Premiums reooived during 1868.,43,912.130 07
Amount of Interest received and accrued, including premium^, on. ... I. *
cold, &c.766.141 13
b 1 ! 4,678,381120
- ' 813,452,606 31
"DIsBUKSK M E S T S| ?
Poid I erse? by Death.."._....$741,043 22
Paid Annuities, and for surrendered and cancelled Policies. 135,s03 45
Paid Dmdond" to Pollcy-halders.??.1.225.865 26
Paid Commuions and Agency Expenses.v..... 493,714 72
Paid Adve-tiyiugand PbysicUn's Fees...... 76,978 87
Paid salaries. Printing. Office and Law Expenses. 130,658 64
Puid laxes an i Internal Revenue Stamps., .35,107 CO
- ._ 2.839,131 76
910.613.474 45
ASSET S.
Cash on In nd, in Hank, and in Trust Company.$397,351 61
Invested in Untied states Mocks i Market value. $3,164,808 75i. -ost.... 2.978.9C7 49
Invested in Now York Cll'y Pank Stocks (Market value. 547,802), cost. 41.E49 00
Invested in New York S'afe Storks Market value, $901,070), cost..:.-.-........ 947.S56 42
Invested ii) other Stocks I Al irkei value, $222,600), cost.. 210,519 69 "?
Loans on D. maud, secured by United States and other Btoctis (Market value
ol securities. S5C5.743 CO). 408.100 0".
Heal Estate (Market value. Sl.1'28 86Q 59).... 878,806 C9
Bonds and Uoiiga;:c-< (Secured by Real Estate valued at over SS.OCO.OflO). . ,
buildings thereon injured for $2,0.15,700, and th.? Policies assigned to the 'r
Company os oddltinnnl collateral Fecurlty.V..2.389,900 00
lx>ani on existing Policios..'.;1,257,73"> 03
Quarterly and Scmiannuil Premiums due fnbseqnwt to January 1,1869.... 47:"?,066 07
Interest acciued tc J muary 1,1869.li..?.. 60,440 44
Bents accrued to January 1, 1869.......i.:.. 2,387 76
Premiums on Policies in bauds of agents and in eourie cf transmission. 561,784 85 . '
??v. -810,013,474 45
Add excess of market value of securities ovor cosV.YT.. 387,343 i5
Cash Aaaets, January 1, 1969./.:.9ll,00?>,*23 60
LIABILITIES OP THE COMPANY.
Amount of ?iijitsUd Loss. s. due subscqaent to J?hmvy 1,18C9.$ 92,131 CO
Amount ot Rojiortcd LOSMM awol tins proof, kc... 18,700 00
A in Hint reserved for Iteiusuranrrs on erl:ting Policies (SS8.397.710 10.
Participation Insurance al 4 per cent. Carlisle, pet. premiums, $1.047,434 C5
nr.n-parncipo i.ig at 5 percent. Carlisle, net premiums).3,473,594 CO
Return Premium rl'OS, and prior thereto, pavable during tho year. 727.115 40
Uti -8 9,311,-40 43
Divisible Surplus.,!....S 1,689,382 17
HS- During Ibo year, 9105 Policies have bf en i-sued, insuring 830,765,947 67:
TUC POARU OF TflUSTE'JS has directed,-thc redemption, on and niter iVe first MONDAI In
March next, ol last anti o dy outstanding Scrip. Dividend (that of 1887) and from the^Undivioed Sur?
plus of $1,049.262 17 theyhavod dared a CASH DIVIDEND, available ou fcttletucat ot next annual pre?
mium, m oachpartie pating policy proportiocel to:its .'contri eution to surplu?."
Dividends no: us, d in set.lem eu. of premium will be added to the policy. .? - ..
By ord jr of thc Board.
WILLIAM H. BEEKS, vice-President and Actuary.
TR USTE Eb :
Moama FRANKLIN, President ot tho New York Life Insuring Company.
JOHN M. NIXON, (DorcuusAt Nixon. Dry Goods.) No. 45 Warron-street.
DAVID Dows, (David Dows k Co., Flour Mercuauts ) No 20 : outk-street.
ISAAC C. KENDALL. Union Building . corner ot "william and Pine Btreets.
DANIEL S. MILLER, (late Dater, Miller k Co., Grocers )
HENRY E, BooEar, (llogcrt /: Kncelatid ) No 49.Willi.m-strcet,
JOHN I . ROOEBS. (lato Wyeth, Bogers i CO., Impo.-lors.) No. 54 Wi'liain-strcet.
JOHN MATHS (Merchant.,) No. 20 suuth-streo'. ?.
Vht, H. '".rriJtTON, (App oton A: Co., PubHi-herB.J^'o. 92 Grand street. ?
ROBERT B COLLINS (Collins k Brothers, ^tatiouec?,VNo. 10? Loouard-strect,
WILLIAM BARTON, I Danker.) No 33 Wall-st eet v
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. HO dh k Edgar.) No. 95 Front-strcot.
OEOIIOE A. O GOOD, (Hanker,) No. 35 Uroad-aneet-.
HE* RY I'owEita iBoWjrt, Bec kmau k Bradford. Jr.. Dry G o 's,) No. 53 Leonard-street.
CHAULES L. ANTHON!, (Anthony it Hal'. Dry Good?J No CU Leonard s.rcct.
SANFORD Conn, President Easlc Fire Insurance Company. :,o. 71 Wall-street.
EDWIN .UABTIN, (Provisions ) No. 100 West 1 weltih-strecf.
l-DwiN HOYT, (fJovt,Spragucs k Co., DrvGood',) No. 56 Pavk-place. .. >
LOUIS F. BATTELLE (Battolle k RenrtcV.) No 1?3 Fr nt-sreet.
H. P. (. LAFLIS, (H. B. Clufl n A: Co.. Dry Goods ) comer Church and Worth streets.
Mullins F?.nKLn. Presiden.
WILLIAM II. ?E?HS, VIcc-Picsldcnt and Actuary.
THEODORE M. BANTA, Cashier. i '
CORNELIUS R. BOOEIIP, M. D., ) Exu, {"V.
GEORGE WIEKES M. D" f MeJ,Cal E3ua iUe'P<
CUAitLEs WRIGHi, M. D., Assistaut M'iUcalExaminer.
THOMAS FROST, General Agent for South Carolina.
February 12 '?. .. . .. 1
/.Murial
CIT* OF CHARLESTON STOCK.
170R S > LE BY J. H. WILDON, '
1 Fobruary ll 2 . . No. 6 Broid-ntreet.
Jtx??ijtxs.
F. FKAiNK COE'S
SUPERPHOSPHATE !
rjTlHE UNDERSIGNED DEG TO CALL 1HE
ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE
Sl l'EKlOU AMO STANDAR?
FEKTILIZER.
This PH05P J ATE hos b:en largely used in chis
State, and has given general tatisfacticii. and is
admitted by eomo or tao most practical Planter* to
bc equal to Peruvian Guano.
PRICK i
SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON
OF TWO THOUSAND POUlSDS,
Cash ot factors' acceptance, pajable 15th November
Ucxr, with bank rate of interest added.
Pelter, Rodgers & Co.,
AUK H TS FIIK SOUTH CAUULI? A.
February 1 rawt-itno
WANDO FKKI1LIZEK.
1 HE WANDO MININO AND MANI FACi [IRING
CO? PA NT o.Ters to thc rbnicra and Farm . rs of thc
South tin ir Fertilizer, known as ibo "W \ ' DO FEU
Tir.JZ .11," winch the experience of thc r.vr f. a ou
line proved to bi one of thc tuost > a>uMc i i oui
maiket. It hus tor its b.*? thc uialcdal? from the
Phosphate bpdo ot thc Company on Aside River,
and is prepared ai t'ieir works at the .'-..'.ST END OF
HA?Ei.-'<TUEfc.1 in tula ri ty. In o..hr to cna:an'c? I
ila uniformity and ma i utain ils high stunUa'il, the |
(rmipany has made ai rongemeuti: ? iib thodfUin?
Sill bed Hu ml*:, Dr. C. U. SHEPAED r.. w?io]
carefully analyzes all Hie ammoniacal an.i oilier u;a-.
ti rial purchased by the Company, uni tho prepared
Fertilizer, before bein;: cfluri d for sale. Ibo com?
pany ifl i renlved to make au articlo which will provo ]
to lie a "Comidctc Manure." aud give entire satis?
faction.
For Ierras, circulars, and othci iuformibon, apply
to WM..C. DUKES k CO., Agents,
No. ISoulh Atlantic Wharf.
January 4 iuw>3mo?
GUANO.
PH UL'VI AX Gt'AXO.
OflA T0N8 No- 1 PERUVIAN OCANO. WAR
BANTED gennioi!and direct hon agent?'!
wa i hiiuso?. 1 o uri ive per schooner KOHEl frrm
New ?ork. For salo by lt. M. BU i LEB,
February 6 No. 72 Kaat llav.
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
'I IS COUPONED OF TUE GUANO FROM
ALTA VELA,
Combined with other fertilizing material scientifical?
ly treated, making a COMPLETE M INURE.
Thu Company importing the Ouano direct from
thc rich deposit i of Biri* at ALTA Vi:LA, is enabled
to furnish, at a low price, a Feitihzcr not excel?
led.
For tale by
HUSKY com A M CU.,
At Charleston, 3. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PEU
ION, or the
ALTA VELA GUANO COMPANY,
No. 67 Broadway, New York.
Januaiy ii Imo
(?iuilj?nfl anb /arnisi)ini) (Soti?is.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
IN 08 DER TO DISP03E OF TUE BALANCE OF
{/' ' .'-*."' " OUR " ; "
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
t.. '..
So as to inako room for our
SPRltifi AND SUMMER SUPPLIES
Which wc expect the laltor part of this month, w
haye reduced tho prices of our Goods
?IRUAKD!. ?SS TO COST OF MAVCFAC
?TV?USG I HK SAME.
"IhankinA-the public for their very liberal patron,
age, we hope by our fairdcoling to merit a contin?
uance of the same. Wc respectfully invite one and
all to call and sec for themselves.
LOBS FALK & CO.,
RETA IL J EPABTMENT No. 303 KING-ST.,
Next lo Cowperthwait's Furniture Store,
"WHOLESAL? DEPARTMENT,
No. 157 Mcetl-p-street.
February 2 ? Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel.
. ilflrifulturni.
PRIME NORTHERN MEEI) RICE
1?01t SALE. APPLY TO
? JAMES R. PBINGLE.
December 8 , , . 2oow.2mo-tuf
~IIMPORTAN V
TO RIGE PLANTERS.
WAGONbB & M AT wir. YVES* I.4IVOVED
RICE DRILLS
Ju?t.received by Hie su'scibers, who nrc as^n's tor
thia sute ot these praetlutl a id successful
Labor-s;.vtnt"Muchines.
THEY ABE ALSo' AQENT.H FOX
THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER
LOMBARDS HAND RI JE HULLErt
BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S GRAIN
DRILL-with Guano attachm:nc
THE DUUDLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN
FOLSOM? HAND-SOWING MACHINES
ALLEN'S HAND PUWEtt,
Which they ollar at Manufacturer's prices, togo'her
with a largo assortment of Plaughi ol ali Makers.
COLLINS' STEEL PLOUcjilS-oiio and two
borio .....
BRIN LY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-ouo and two
liorao .
AM KS'PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS,
And Agricultural Implements. Hardware, Bur Iron
Cutlery and Guns.,
J. E. ADCrHH & CO.,
iib. 139 MEETING-STREET AND No. 62
EAST BAT-tiTREET,1
CHAULKSTOAI, S. C.
F bmary 3 wfmlmo
Q_ H. o . u', uuffuca,
J? A C T O R
AM)
COMMISSION MKUflHANT,
ACCOMMODATION WUAllT,
Uh j rios lou. s. C.
P. GADSDEN HASELL. Cmos September 21
Booti, Shoci.'.rffa/a, $c. .. -?
TT MTLiS DR4KE.
TH TS MORNING, at IO o'clrck, I will sell at ruy
store, corner of Ems and 1 ?bcriy ?troetp?i.-_,
75 oases B >OT3 AND nfl OE.!. deslrsol? s!ocl?4irst
'?*?*.? received, .. i-t?.
coKarsTTHO is TKVi OF: ..
Cases Meu's Grain und Kip Bl'OTS ?J?
('asea Mm'? Ctlf Cre?lo congress
Ca-cs Men's Calf and Kip Balmorals ri i:
Ca-es Men's ralf aun" Kip Br-gaos ??V* ' *
Cases Indies' Morocco Polrsb Boots ' - .
Cases Women's-Goat and Calf Bootees. 3-7,5-9,
and 6-9. - *" ?BL,
1 ATO ^ . ' ? ' .
A large assortment of La-lies' Serge C?t?gresr?id
Misses' and Children's SHOES.
AISO,
20 cases Men's and Boyi,' HATS, just received per
steamshiD cbampiou, consisting cf B tack, Brown,
Pearl oud Nutria, Young America, Jockey and Al
plne._,_ "February 12
line Residence in the Vi-l?ge of Mount Pleat
ant. ..-X. .
j BY HOLMES & MACBETH;
WUl be sold THU DAT, tao 12th February at ll.
. ?V lock, in front of the.OleI PostofBco. -??i*
"""J hst desirably localed DWELLI.NQ HOUsR'rWw .
'.and'a half stories, on brick . asoment, containing sl^fej
upright room0, garret and dress.ns rooms, dtnjtjHS
piazza. large eisiernand good well of witer; also^Jp
.floe large carriage boasesnd stable, paid Lot meMM
uring and containing io the nor.heosron Pitt-sioMsv*
46 feet 4 inches; to the north and northwest on landaL
late'of V Farrell and of Win. Pelee, Esq., 228 feeS. *
to thc sculh on landa of John Horlutck, 70 leer lr ~
inches; and to tho southeast on lands ot lhesal??_
John Horlbeck, 226 feet. 3 inches, be, all of the saTK^
dimensions more or less and having such shapoana-T
dim nsiens a? ore included la a plan made byTTolSRP*
A: Michel, trurvoyor. Jane, 185.?. '
Term'-One-half cash; b-lance in OLO year; build"**"*
lillis'to be insured and policy assigned. Pure basest-:*
to pay H. lt M. for popers and stsOips, -
February 12
'2 Horses, 3 Mules, handsome O?ee Deik, 1 \
* Brusnls Carpet and Sundries, at Auction.
BY Ko M. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY, wUl be sold, at half-past 10 o'clock, ot
No 33 Broad-street February 12
Two- (2) Eligible Building Lots on Rutledge
Avenue.
BY HUTSON LEE. Auctioneer.
WUl be sold at ihc Old Customhouse, on TUESDAY e*
next 16th instant, at ll o'clock A. M., " ;
AU that desirable LO 1' OF L - ND, situated on the j
west side of Rutledge avenue, nearly ODposite Rad?
cliffe street, bound in i to the north (18 j) one hun- ,
dr-d. and eighty-five leet on lot below described; ':'
east (45i foriy-fivo feet on Bnlledge avenue; south.:- ;
(185) one bundi od' and eighty-five feet oa lands af ' r.
Wm. Lucas; and we>t (40) rerty-flve feet on lands'ot'' '
Fabian R. Wilkenberg.
ALSO. .. '??j
All that desirable LOT OF LAND noxt north of .
the above, bjuuding to tho north (185) one hundred '^
and cigbtv-nve feet on lands of Mrs. Amelia strobel; r><
east (50) fifty feet oa Rutledge avenue; south (ISSL^
one hundred and eighty-five feet on above described',',
? lot; "and west (00) fl,ty feet on lands of Fabian R.
Wlckenberg, be ttiese di uensions more or lesa. r
'J hose are without exception two of the most.dav
Eirable Lots m the city, located os they oro in a da- - ->
lightful neighborhooJ. on the most fashionable
street, and immediately on the line of ihi City Rail?
way. " ,
Ttrms cash. Purchaser to pay Auciioneer for
papers and stamps. wfmtuA February 10
Remaining Asicts of ike Charleston Saving?
Institution.
W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
WIU be sold, o i TL'E?DAY, lGih February, at the . ?
old Postofilce, at II o'cock,
The followi.ig ASsEiS of the Charleston Savings .
Institution:
103* shares STATE BANK STOCK
1341 shares .'armors and Exchange Bank Siock
683 shares Bank of Souih CoroUuo stook
15 shares Bank of Charleston steer (now issue)
100 shares commercial Bank columbia stock
1369 ?hares People's Bank f?t ck
OOO shire- Uuion Ba uk stock
1 No-e of tho Bank of Iho state of Soulh Carolina
and of the- state of south Carolina tor $100,010 !
1 Noto ot tho Bank of the st ittvpf sou>h Carolina
and ol tho state of south Carolina mr $150,000, .
February ll
UND Kit JU K CH Ii, K 191 EQl'lTV, " *
JL anneau, et al, vs. Bonnell, et al. ..
fm MONDAY, the 16th dav of.Februiryinstant.-at ".'
ll o'clock, wiU be sold, at (he Old Oust mbouse,
Alt that MESSUAu Ji AN u LO f OF LAND i-ltuate, .
lying and being on Ooncord-titrect, in the City of"J?*
Obarle ton, 8. 0., meat-an: g and ooDtaiuing in-.
frrut on Concord-street one hundred and ten (HOF1^
feet, moro or less, audio depth one hundred eu? ?rs?
forty-five (145) feet, more or less; butting and boanj?V- v'-J
lng to the west end north on lands of the > c w Yorh; - A
steam Packst Company, to tre sou h on lands no? ^'u
or late of the estate of John F. Knox, and to he east
on Concord s root.
lermi-Onc-ioarih cash; the bala-ce on a credit -
of one, tw \ three, four and five yoars, secure 1 by
bond or bonds of the purchaser, bearing interest ? '.
.from tbe d-iyof sale, pay ?tb o s.-mi-a mau -Ry, and'a
mortgago ol the property. Tho building* to bo in- ' ja
sured and thc policy assigned.
E. W. M. MACKEY, 'r
fcheriff Charleston County. *
February 1 mwr7 . ll
-rsi
JUrtionfers' JJrioa?f Salis.
BY J. FRASER MATH BSTS
At Privato Sole- ... ?
That valuable property, known as the OBDAR .
HALL PLANl.VTluN, of Dr. James K Whaley, upon .j
Edisto Island, containing f ur hundred ture?, of
which three bundrei aro tine ?OLton land. For ^
forms, 4c , apply as above. o February ?fi iff
BY WM. McKAY.
'ti
At Private Sale
A complete set of TINNFRV TOO: S. App.yas
above at No. 138 UEETING-STEET.
Feoruary 6
Real ?slate.
BY G. Mc UKI BK SMITH,
No 31 Broad-street, -out?i aide, near
State-street.
At Private Salo
FIBS i CL*8S BFA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA?
TIONS
Valuable Hire Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive mid Vdoable Manut idories, Mill Sltei
and Di-lighttuJ -umuaer Residauces in various
parts of the South. .
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of all rtz?s, price?
an-1 (leseri-itions in every part of the city.
January 25 mwlSmo
Sljirts un?) /urnisl)in{j 4?oo?s.
seor rs
seo i rs
SCOTX'?
THE ONLY BX-'Lfl^LVE .-.
THE ONLY qpCLtJSltg >? :f'
THE ONLY E?C?.UsrVE. W
" GESTLE-1EN S FLT,STSlI?N?V STO?Bj^
GENlLEilEN'3 FOU??ISHJJvG Sroftk i"-.,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING SIOBE ^-'
IN CHAUL STJ?, 8.'CT., ' ' "
IN CH ARLES fO?; S. C., "' " ' *
IN CHARLKr?'^S.\C., . . ; v.
nAS DECEIVED A NEVv^SUPPLY Ofy .- . o
HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY O? ^
HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OJ1
THE CE LEB It AI ED ' . ? ?
THE CELEBRATED ' '^*5
THE CELERRATEJ0 I ii -O
STAR . iza?0
STAR - **
STAR .... "^tf
SHIRTS AND COLLARS, j *?r?
SHIRTS AND COLLAR?,, ^v^"'
SHIRTS A^D . OLLARSv 'J?*-*:
Which are iffered for sale at tho LOW^ST-^bi?a^
E,
Meering-strcet, oppo-ite '.ho Mirket H?uT
February 9 fef^j -
Juli* A>. A L E X 4 S B
ACCOUNTANT, fV-t?
NOTART PUBLIC AND GENERAL AOBNTx. " ?
Ito. IB Kroad-stjreet.
BE3PE0IFULLY SOUCIlb BJSINBSS IN AD
JUSTING-ACeOUNTS of Merchants and o thea?,
and in WHITING UP AND PO-WSG their BOOKS?
eith/r in part or whole, dc. January d