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THE DAILY NEWS. 4ST* LABGFST CIRCULATIONS-THE DAILY NEWS BF1N? THE NEWSPAPER OFF10IALL? RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LABGEST CTE 0?LATION IS THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISH ca THE LIST OF LETTEKS REMAIN INO IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCOUDING TO THF PROVIS? IONS OF THE NFW POSTOFFICE LAW. THIS DAILY NEWS will bo Borveri to subsori beca iu the city at BIX DOLLAIIB a year in advance, or at FtFTEEN CENTS a woek, payable to tbe catriors. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. WILLIAM MCKAY will eell at 10 o'clock, nt No. 18 King-stroot. con tont* of a baking establishment. Miu.io.vs & ^ON will uell at IC o'clock, at south ' ??st corner of Calhoun and Fast bay streets, contents of a grocery si ore. E. W. M. MACKEY will sell at II o'cloek, at the old Customhouse, a lot of land in Coneo rd-s-treet. HE STINGS THIS DA Y. Relief Loan Association, nt half-past 7 P. M. .?Etna Tire Company, nt half-past 7 P. M. Ht. Andtow's Lodge, et 7 P M. Washington Artillery Friendly Scclcty. at half-past 7 P.M. MAGISTRATE XPPOINTED.-Wm. H. Johnson, Esq., (a son of Colpnel Benjamin Johnson, who was klllod at tho first Mananas), has been appointed by Governor Scott a magistrate for Charleston County. STATE TAXATION.-^ official notice from the Auditor of c harleston County, giviig explicit in? structions to all partit s interested in regard to the assessment and taxation ci property, will bs found in tho advertising columns of VnE NEWS this morning. -*A JOHN C. MINOTT, ESQ. has resumed the practice of law, and his card will be found ia an? other column. As lUutonant of police for tbroo years, Mr. Minott made for hiius-?K ho3ls of friends, and as their number waa not diminished by tho 'mannerof his retirement from that office, he has reason to c:pcet a cordial and valuable support in his profession. A FATAL LEAP.- On Satur J;?>', at half-past one o'clock P.M., a young manby the name of Thomas Mcguire, who had not loig boon discharg? ed lrom thc 8tli United States Vilantry, jumped through th* saBh of the fourth sto^ window of his boarding hou30, No. 43 East Bay, oposito tho Gov? ernment Wharf, and was instantly Ulled. It is sup? posed he was suffering from 7nam\ a potu. The deceased was a native of Ireland, a\d enlisted in the United Slates service in New Yoit. THE UNITED STATES COURT, FEB\CABY 13. HON. GEOKOF. a. BRYAN P-ESIDINO -lyon hearing the certificate of Logister Clawsou, in tn matter ot Robert Beaty, banLrupt, it was ordcre\ that the order of January 6. 1809, bo so mndifledas to re? quire the assignees of thc said bankrupt V) pay B. F. Arthur, I'sq., ono of the attorneys in A,id case, tho sum of $500, instead of SSEO. Tho J\dgo ap? pointed D. J. Winn, assignee for Janus D. Banding, and Louis McLain for William M. Halo. \ THE WASH NGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CDARITA BLE ASSOCIATION.-An extra meeting of the a^ocia tion was held on Saturdav evening last at Moonie Hall. The anniversary committee reported o? the forthcoming celebration, which promises to be one Of rare interest. An ode, written by G. ll. Bsa, Esq., will he read by the Rev. C. P. Gadsden, anclan oration will be prouounced by the Rev. John L. li rardoau. The exercises will take piuco in the Cea tral Presbyterian fhureh, Moetinfir-street In b\p evening the association will give a supper, to b\ gotten up by ono of tho best caterers iu the city. \ CLUBS AND STABS.-The following cases will bo brought up before the Mayor this niornina: Albert Johnson, colored, arrestod for having, a fowl in bis possession claimed by Ellen Heffron, T? oniiaif of this one fowl several witnesses will mi miraH A ike v - i'-st?? for Usorderiy eon a'V^ait? alu <-. ? th? -t reeta. ' Fliflk - moj, i plied 'for lodgings. A 'ollsrdoor on Qui ? i, t, near East Bay, :> ported in ^??nditlon. Marri maro in thai, locality' Thara ia . red . .otTT Hie Guardl on- rbi .. ... ia taken up >u Sumh? 'he owner better ?.vii and take her away. THE WHITE FAWN.-This masnitiaen t spec? tacle, far suvpassiug in tho gorgeousness of its mise en scfixe anything ever witnessed in Charles? ton, will bo presented for the first timo at our thea? tre on Thursday ni?ht. Th* Grand Corps de Ballet, led by the accomplished danseuses Mlle. Esmeraldi Dian! and Mlle. Augusta Sohlkt. and reinforced [by the old Charleston favorites, the Vane sisters, will constitute such an attraction as is seldom offered to thg public in a Southern city. Thn Macon Tele graph, in commenting upon this piece, says: In parting with the "Fawn," the management, and the Elvo-likj artistes, we have but one expres? sion to offer, and that is of unqual ifled praise. The "Shadow Dance." by fcohlke; tue "Hungarian Pol- ? ka,"byDiani; the "Can-Can," with its voluptuous I beauty, as represented by all the nrinotpals; tho pretty Laura Belle; the fairy sisrars. AH?e and Isabel Vane;Malvini, LeCompte, saurai. and hosts of other sprites, such as have never visites ?ny dreamland before-these will haunt us, and all ollie i ? wa0 have the slightest appreciation of the beautiful. HOTEL AnniVALs, February 13 and 14. Charleston Hotel.- Thos W Sherman, Geo. R. Ver? non, C J Clinch and family. Now York; Herman Oppenheim, City; L Le ti orman, Philadelphia; Rev L Pierce, Geo 8 H Bartshorne, New Jerse i ; A Alfrod, New York ; J C Gillett, Augusta ; D L Macneil, East Florida; T G stanton, Alex Ol Inch Y, New York; J H Newton, St. Louis; Wm T Hyde, Baltimore; M J Jacob, Clorida; C Hr umbali, R P Jones, New York; H Brower, Barnwell; D M ?Boy, Cheraw; G pi Kirkland, Beaufort; C O Pill, Now York; JJ Upbaiu: Jacob Williams. St. Paul's; RE E'lison, Fairfield; A G Rice, South Carolina; Geo Barrie, ! Philadelphia; W K Duff, E Sieger, New York; A A Duer, Maryland ; W G Stevenson, Philadelphia ; L W Maurlce,Kiu{?streo; John Bayley and wife, New York Pavilion Hotel.--George Burt, Kew York; M D Eire i th, St. Helena; A Haigh t. agent Templo ton Troupe; Mrs M L Haight and Miss S Bernard, New York; X G Cruft, Greenville: NP Dutton, steamship Sea Gull; Thomas M Sherman, New York; 8 O Ward, alabama; Thomas Daniels, city; H Pool, New berry/ FIBST APPEABANCE OF THE VELOCIPEDE IN CHARLESTON.-"What's it?" "Where'e lt?" /'Who's got it?" "Where did it come from?" "Have you seen it?" "There it goes I" "Whoop I don't it fly?" "Break he cock durreokly." "De debbil in dat sumo ting." "Confelerate cavalry onachirgo." "Or retreat? ing." "Tho Rhostof Tam O'shanter'* mare." "Any other hor.se would get as thin that eat as little." Suchwers some of the myriad interrogatories and remarks made by the crowd yesterday on the appear? ance of a velocipede in, the streets of thl? oity. The Savannah Advertiser boasts that Savannah is no; be ; hind the world, because somebody has an agency for velocipedes lor Georgia and South Carolina. Well, we aoknowloige that Charleston ia some seconds be ! hind Parla and New York, but she baa a velocipede of her own manufacture, and she intends to catch , up. Th? one that created such a ' yesterday was made by Mr. Due, an expert tinner, in conjunction ?Uh Mr. D. B Haselton, the sawing machine man, and waa . ridden by Mr. Due through the pr n ci pal streets, st a rate that would icon reduce horse flesh to ihe tenuity of the velocipede it.-olf. Mr. Due was followed, tengo in? termito, by a great crowd of men and boys, black ?nd white; and people indoors who hoard he was coming rushed to tho wlncewa to get a peep at the wonderful hone'aubatltute. The sensation created by the mechanical Roainanto is, however, best illus? trated by tho fact that a certain well known young amateur poet wa? found by his friends in a fainting flt, his hand ?till holding a piece of paper on which were written the following hnea: YonwiahtorhVme velocipede? Tho mother leta the bosBy feed. < The swallow skim* Ihe mo->sy mead, ,1 The baby tibea to toe* a reed. , ? ,,m The apple beare a glossy seed. , ;' i ' Th? reindeer takes * messy read. The mule resulta from cross o' breed. The donkey pinos from loss o' feed, Let tho?* not make you croas toread. THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK.-TII?B woll-man oged institution hus lately, wo are pleased t<*learu, increased its capital of $285,000 to $400,000. Tho ad? ditional auiu was Bccurod without offort, and wa? talion mo.-tly by tiro old stockholders. Sovcral hun? dred thousand dollars acd?tonal subserip'lon could huvo been obtained had it boen necessary. THE PIONEER SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL SO OIETV'S S cHooL.-Thc January report of this insti? tution, under tho charlo of tho Hov. A. X. Porter, is as follows: Wo have over 400 children's mimes on our roll, but have this mouth matlo a righi examination of the samo, and have Mrlcken off nil who from f'roquort abseuee it bas boen deemed expedient to regard as no longer in tho school, Such have to reappty, and will rot bo admitted unless there ts nome certainty of more punctual attendance. We havo theretore dispensed with ono lem ile teacher this month. Up to mis date thu actual scholars ure 30tr. T he average attendance ?H 205. In i ho Day thoro ore 201 male and 107 female scho? lars. lbe expenses for tho mouth of January for principal, assistants, tcachors and janitor, are.-Si33 00 Leba paid by pupil-'. ItO 00 S823 00 In thc Homo School thoro aro (37 pupils. Tho exp. neos for tho month ot January, including matron, physician, provisions, extra bedail g. Ac, aro.$686 34 Of which there has boen roeeived oud pledg od in Charleston. 473 0U $193 84 Add amount needed for school. 323 00 Total needed.$510 84 REPORTER'S CRUMBS. - lbe veloc?pedo has made its appearance in our city. To-day thc reorganization of the police force be? gins. M Whitman's ?30,00 ) White Fawn" will appear at tho Hibernian Hall, Thursday evening. Cain's paper, the Record, scores tho idlers who doily lounge around tho courthouse. St? Valentines' day-as lar as this city is concern? ed,-isa " fizzle." Yesterday, the first Sunday in Lent, tho churches were well attended. A cold pencil, picked up iii tho street some days 1X0, is still at tho Guardhouse, awaiting au owner. The yacht Fire Fly left tho liar or Saturday, and went south. The commission appointed by tho Legislature to examine tue colored pilots recently appointed, beptan Its duties on Saturday. Tho police force will bo paid off to-day. Thc sido walls of tho new store on East Bay, corner of Piioleau-stroet, aro going up The building, when r.oropleted, will havo a substantial iron front. Thu oratorio will take placo on Thur.-day evening. The new orpan of St. Philip's Church will undergo i formal trial on Friday night, and thon be turned iver to the church. A petition was circulated on Saturday in bohalf of ?he Sisters of Mercy, addressed '? to Council, pray'ng lid for the orphans under their charge. Little Chanson, the florist's son, who was run over by the city cars some time ago, has lo3t but one leg, ?nd is getting we'd. A chored man had a flt in one of the city care yes terday. The Sisters of M-rcy are cultivating a truck farm lu Rutledge-street with apparent success. Aplauk road on Rutledge avenue is much needed: ao doubt tho property owners in tho vicinity would ?issist in :ts construction. The assets of tho Charleston Savings Institution will ho soldat the old Postofflcc to-moirow. The repairs authorized by Conceit on tho Mariou Eug'no Houso havo begun, and will include length? ening of the lower story, with two wings on tho front; als?, a new cupola with open work and ba? lusters. Last n'ght about nine o'clock there was a heavy fall of rain in this city. THE CATHOLIC OBFHAN ASYLUMS.-For the first timo since tholr establishment, the two Catholic Orphan Asylums (malo and t?malei of charleston, aro about to appeal to the city government for assis? tance. We learn that the good Sisters are com? pelled to this step with reluctance, and only under the pressure of sore necessity. The following peti? tion aaa been very numerously signed by the friends and well wisher j of tho Asylums among thc tax-payers, and (as copies have boen left ut the newspaper offices) we doubt not that large numbers of our humano citizens generally will add their signatures to the memorial. THE CITS OF CHABTJESTON. * To the Honorable IM Mut-yor and Aldermen in Com mon Coincil assembled : The m omi rial of the undersigned tax-payers of the ol ty aforesaid, humbly and respeotiuUy ehowetb, that the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, a body poli? tico and corporate, instituted for charitable pur? poses, have been estub'.ished in this city since 1829, from which period uown to the preseut day toey have beon engaged iu atending the tick and main? taining and training the orphan. Boon after the o*tub:ishmom of their ordei in this city, they open? ed a female orphan as v lum which has ever since b' eu filled to its entire capacity. This asylum they hav? been enabled to keep up only by the most strenuous exertions on toeir part, tteavicnVy labor? ing under ihe most difficult embarrassments. And they have had to depend for its support chiefly upon their own Utforts, and the oharitanle donations ot the Ca holic citizens of Charleston. AB long as there was room tor another, no orphan ever applied in vain for admission to their asylum They have clothed, fed, comforted and trained upon an average, sixty-five every year from the foundaiion of their institution to, .this day. At no time have these ladies had under their care and tuition lesa than fifty of these little ones, while at other times the number of their little inmates has exceeded seventy five. Besides this female crphan asylum, a boy's orphan ieylum has been opened in Cannon-street, contain lng twenty-one boys. This was established June 1867. The present year there are maintained in these two tsylums eighty-six orphans, male and female. Your petitioners, as i nt rod ne to ry to the prayer th ,y nve now to m .ko. do not propose to address to your pnoruble boJy an argument, but simply to lay bo? lero j facts tbe best argument for an enlightened '"M?^1 mind. i -V"9," the occasion that tho claim of these odios for municipal ?.a ha8 eTer beeu brought be lore Council, and your peu*"ners hopo that it may bc favorably considered. r They would not now obtrude on >.-." honorable body, but iho reduced state in which nw. ladies have been left by various adverse circumstances au. lng and since tho war, imperatively demand relief Buch relief is now indispensable to them Finally, youl petitioner* pray that in tho annual appropriation by tho city tor the relief of the or? phan, a certain sum may be allowed this charitable body, that they may be encouraged m the holy work they have undertaken, and that in the administra? tion of our city affdrs. fair, equal and impartial jus lice may be dealt out alike to oil ol its citizens. And tour me muri alis ts, as in duty bound, will ever pray, kc. ,_.- '_ HIJBI3V1CBS NOXICJ?CS. SMOKING TOBACTMV-Mr, Lorehst offers iu, | Isa NEWS, this morning, to sell stamped smoking tobacco at tho same price that he ured to sell un? stamped tobacco. He is driving a fine business, and boa lately made some good bargains, which enable bim to sell very low. MCCLELLAN SADDLES, new and second-hand, Plough and Team Hames?, Hames nt fifty cents a pahr, and Collars for Horses and Mules, for eal? low byF. V. Chapeau, Meeting-street, next to Mills House. Imw February .12 -o ST. VALENTINE'S DAV.-Persons desiring to have Val? nt nos deliver? d to any portion of the' city, can be accommod?t od by leaving the same at Burnham'H Drug Store, No. 421 King-street. February 13 3 * LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ter* In every style. Mince pie?, rr* eh daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at all hour?, loe cream every day. ^ ' ?f??iia?iDnai. THB DU IC WEST JP15MALJS LECHO -Thin i* one Of the moSt flourish in tr in Btitu tion? in the State. Pupils received at any time, and charged from the time of entering. Tuition, including Latin and French, $4 per month. Boarding, including Fuel and Washing, $14 SO per month. ? J. S. BONNER. December 14 mth3mo President. m S?tels. A R I. SS S T O M H O 1' M L , CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN? FORMS lila Mends and the public generally that be baa taken obarge of Un? well-known a?d popular FTRST-OL A SS HOTEL, and hopea by strict Attention to merit a full ?liare of th? publie patronage. The celebrated Artesian Water Bath?, hot, oold and sho wer, can be had at all boura Coaches with attentive portera ate always la readi ness to oonvey passengers to and from the diff?rent railroads abd Bteamettj, BL H. JACKSON, January 15 Wo ..'i ."rv 1 JU-'} .: V o'; .- -. t t?ii? '? - - _ _financial KNOCKS AND RONDS. "VTORTHEASI if UN RAILROAD FIRS? MORT i.1 GAGE RONDS. City Charleston Stock. Gram ti ville Ma.iufaelurlujr Company Stock. For s ile by J. ll. WILSON, February ia_3_No. 6 P.road-stro"t. $15 000 WANTED FOR TWt-LVK MONTH?, SEC'?Rfc D 1>Y MORI ?. GAGE of (JesiruOle City Properly. Applv to J. H WILSON, Fcbru:irv 13 2 No 5 Broad-Htreet. ^Hillmen) (ftoofcs, fCtc g P lt I ? G IMPORTATION 1 8 (i 9 . RIBBONS. MILLIK Eli Y \ND S THAW GOODS. ARMSTRONG, CAT OR & CO., Nos. 237 AND 239 BA LT IMORE-9TUEET, BALTIMORE, iarponTEna AND JOBBERS OF BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS BONNET CRAPES. SILKS AND SATINS ILLUSIONS, BLONDS. LACES, RUCHES, NETS AND VELVETS FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES HATS trimmed and untrimmed SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS. Tho largest stock ol' Millinery Goods iu this coun? try, and unequalled in choice variety, which wo of? fer at pttces that will defy competition. ORDERS SOLICITED. Feruary in 6* RAF Jttsuranrc. S M E N c JLile Assurance Coixipanv OF NEW YORK Office t PurU Bank ItuUding, Nos. ?14 and ?16 13 rou. il way. CAPITAL.$340,000 COE ADAMS, Prosidont. WILLIAM T. PHIPP-", Vice-Presiden*. HENEY BitLDEN, Secretary, J. T. HUMPHREYS, Ageut for State of South Carolina, Olhce No. 27 Broad-street. J. S. BUIST, M. D., Medical Examiner. KS- SUI?-AGi-NTS wanted throughout tho State. Apply by lotter to J. T. HUMFHREYS, General Agent ? m December 7 1NSURJE YOUR LIFE AKD PROPERTY LIE VJ ( N THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN? SURANCE COMPANY, OF HAltTFOllD, CONNECTICUT ASSETS and Surplus over.,$'?4,000,OOO DIVIDENDS have averaged over 50 per cent, an? nually. RESPONSIBILITY.-For every $100 cf Liabilities, it has $154 of Assets. PREMIUMS.-Notes taken for 50 por cont, of same. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR? ANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. ASSETS over.$7.000,000 PREMIUMS.-Notes taten for 40 per cent of same. DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan. PROPERTY IN THE JETSA FIRE INSURANCE COM. PAN Y? ^ARXFOED, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.83,150,931 THE HARTFOKD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, , IlABTFOBO, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.$?,039,040 THE NORTH A 1*1 Eli IC AN FIRE INSUR? ANCE COMPANY, Il AT?TFOl??), CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.$410,133 TUE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, nasTFonn, CONNEOTIOUT. . ASSETS.$343,613 THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COM? PANY, NEW TOBE. ASSETS..$334,943 Mr. W. 0. COURTNEY, of the firm of W. C. COURTNEY & CO., No. 9 Boyce & Co.'a Wharf, will, in connection with this Agency, take risks on COT? TON; RIOE AND PRODUCE aenerally. . A. H. HAYDEN, No. 37? KING-STREET. January 29 fmw3mo $\)\xis ant /urm&btng (Stools. SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SHIRT SHIRT SHIRT DEPOT. DEPOT. DEPOT. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING .STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN CHARLESTON, S. 0" IN CHARLESTON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. 0., HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW" SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY ?F THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED STAR STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, V SHIRTS AST> COLLAR?, Which ore < Jfered for wie at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. E. SCOTT, Meeting-atroet, opposite the Market Half. February 9 6moa JJIPOH TE RM OF TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, &o" And Dealers in 0H0I0E FAMILY GE00ERIE8. 0 RWIN ft CO. ?rJ^Gcotte delivered to all p?rts_oi the City. TO SMOKERS ! THF SUBSCRIBER WILL SEIL HIS <">LD FAVO? RITE BRANDS at thu usual Jriccs, lu stamped packages. He invites tho Trade and Country Mer? chants to examioe hin Uruo and .veil ?elected stock, which he ia able to ? tier at manufacturers' price?, eithor by the gross or dozen, to ault purchasers. Apply at L. L O R E I? Z T, N. E. corner Wentworth and King February 15 3 SEGAR EMPO?TLM. ESAI,AS. AGENT FOR TH| CHARLESTON a Brauch ot tho Havana s^jar Factory, "Ls Valontiua," would respectfully lucite the attention ol'dealers aud Kmokora to bis vepy largo stock ol HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGM?S, Ot all grades and sizes, excelled by few in this L'ouutry, and war ranted to bo as represented. Sample boxes sont to the country and orders ex? ecuted by Express, C O. D., or 30 days' city acc?p tance. Mo. 118 EAST BAY-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. August 24 mwfOmo ll AV A N AJ.T GA RS ! Imported under the Reduced Tariff. ALARGE LOT OF THE ABOVE. OF MY OWN imnortati?n. ,iu?t received and for sale at my Store, Meeting-street, opposite Mills House. CAUTION-P.uy Havana Cigars where the uuopened boxes bear a stamp with the word "IMPORTED" printed thereiu. F. E. SOU RODER, february 4 tbsmlO* J JlltSicllancaus. O Ii N C. RINO 'IT T , ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. t COURTHOUSE -S q u A ll li February 15 E Y U lt ti O \ it B A TES, CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWEUY, HARLEM, N. J'. D. Ibis celebrated Ale is brewed freph all through the year, and is guaranteed to keep sound through tho hottest weather, and on that account is of all Ales the best adapted to the Southern climate. The proprietors aro desirous of establishing a trade for their Alo in this section, and wish to make ar? rangements with some energetic, responsible party to take the Agency for tho salo of it in Charleston and vicinity, RYERSON A BVTES. Harlem fetation, New York City. February 15 Imo Ii. FICKLIN*? HAVING TAKEN HOCKADAY'S STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-STREET, Is r ow prepared io keep CATTLE, HORSES and STOCK of every description. There is a good pump and largo sl eds on tho lot. I will sell Stock on small comm ssion. Imo February 9 DON'T OVERLOOK THIS IF YOU WANT G \S FITTING DONE, N Go to P. U OUILLEMIN, No. 140 Church street. If you want STEAM FILLING done, Go to P. L. GUILLEMTN, No. 140 Church-street. 11 ?V^^feuWLWi^o. itouv.urcn-streer. If you want TIN BOOTING and GUiTERING done, - Go to P. L. GUILLEMTN, No. 140 Church-street H you want GAS FIXiUltES, Go to P. L, GUILLEMIN, No. 140 Church-street. Where you can get GAS CHANDELIERS, PEN? DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands, Drop Lights, A KOA ND BURNERS? Porcelain, Mica, Paper and Tin Shades, Glass Glob, s and Shades, Copper nnd Iron Pumps, Bath Tubs, Parlor and Bed-room Grates, Kerosene Lamps, &c, ?c., at reasonable prices. .? Repairing promptly attended to. Old Gas Fixtures Rebronzed. February 15 . thsm3 flcHiitk fitters. TEY PAMMI'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL Did EASES OP THE STOMACH AND LIVER. THEY AUK RECOMMENDED BY TUT. MEDICAL FA ? TX X?T "V. HEGEMAN ?St CO., AGENTS, NEW YORK. Mattufactnrei?IyTF. PAKUM, CHEMIST AND AF0TBEOAB7, ii CHARLES rr O IST, 8. b. *?-For Sal? by Druggists Every wfkre.Hr?. Febrnhav 15 myf lyr TO TUE1]ADIE?W WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ST Al E. OUR mmy years' experience in the uiauficnire of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK enable ii to offer to our customers the finest assortment of Wry ar? ticle required in our line, from the small FUZZES io the full WIG, embracing Braids or tt witina, Coils, Waterfalls. Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bandi Curls, Ringlets; Ste. TORTOISE-SHELL DRESSING, TUCK, Sift? AND FAN CY OOMBS, and COMBS of every ot'he) ches. To the Gentlemen. WE CAN FURNISH WIGS, TOUPEE8, WHIS? KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, kc. To Our Customers Gen eral li. THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH I'lW MERY. SOAP?, POMADES, HAIR OILS. HA??RE 8' OBATIVE?, COSMETICS *o" from the mot re? spectable houses in each oomjtry. . Oic GEM AN COLOGNES are unsurpassable. \ For English and French Hair, Tooth and Wail Brushes, lortolshell, Buffalo and other Breding Oombs, we challenge rivalry. \ Particular attention is paid to the making of Uo rnento Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR BINK, FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, &c. I All oidora by mail will beso Ailed that the repua t lon of tb s h ousa for toe past thirty-five years all)] not suffer in our bands. Always- on hand a th e IL aortjnent of French Jewelry. A liberal discount!? meruhant* and tbe trade. \ 5 ; ' : BI. & A. ASHTON, . \ ' No. 240 KING-STREET. \ .. January S tul? CHARLESTON, S. C. \ -UH-.'ju. . ? i' ..m i.i ,JI a.aa CHARLESTON x>:iBisr x^x^ -X>HB3POCP Ko. ?75 XI?<1-ST?IRKT. ' ! GOLD AND TIN FOIL. AMALGAMS, MINERAL TEETH, Steel Goods, and every article used by th* Dentist.' anio January 37 UKDBU ?Kl illi.K IN l'Uini V, / anneau fl ni, vs. Bonncll, <t al. THIS DAY, the 15th da\ ot February instant, at ll o'clock, will bo Hold, at tile Old Oust mooline, Alt that MES8?AGK AM? LOI OF LAND rituute, lying and being on Concord-street, in thc City of Oharie-ton, s. c., measuring and coi taining in freut on Concord-street one hundred and ten (Ht) feet, more or less, and it) depth one hundred and forty-five (146) feet, moro or less; butting and hound? ing to the. west und north on lands ot the r < w Yolk steam Packet Company, to tl o sou'h on lands now or Inte of tho estate of John F. Knox, and to ' ho eas' on Concord-street. IcriDF-Onc-tourth cash ; the balaree on a credit of one, two, three, four and live years, secure 1 by bond or bonds of tho purchaser, bearing inter'at from the day of nulo, payab'e semi-annually, anda mortgage ot tho property. 'Ibo buildings to bo in? sured and the policy assigned. E. W. M. MACK ICY, Sheriff Charleston County. February 15 inwt7 SIIHICIFF'S SALIC. BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. Bj virtue of a writ ol Fieri Facias, to me directed aud delivered, Will h.: Bold i n MONDAY, tho 1st day ol' March next, ?it ll o'clock, A. M., precisely? on Adger's North wlrirf. Ail the right, title and Interest of ihr? defendant in FI F IK KN BALKS OF UPLAND COI TON. Levied on and to bc sold a's tho proporty of Farr II. li?tes atibo suit ot Wm. Dawlnus. ALSO, Immediately after lbe above salo, eu North Atlan? tic wharf, All the right, title and intcront o" tho defendant in Ti-N BALES OF UPLAND COTTON. Levied on and to bo sold as lbe property of Jacob G. Keitt at the sud of John W. sellers, Administra? tor, (who Mies for another.) Terms cash. E. \V. M. MAC KEY, February 15 m3 y. O. CV Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. Tho undersigned will sell at public oulerv. TO-MOR? ROW, tho 10th instant, at ll o'clock A! M., at tho Old Customhouse, All that LOT, PIECE, OK PARCEL OF LAND, with the two storv Wooden Building thereon, situate, lying and being on the east skie of Comiog-street, City ot Charleston, being the next lot to George street, measuring and containing in trenton Coming street thirty-ooe (311 feet, aud in depth ninety-five ("J5i feet nine (9) inches, be tho-unie more or less; butting and boundinu on the north on lands formerly of estato ol J cines Sheppard, to the oast on lands of -, to tho south on tands of-, and to tho west on Coming-Streit; said lot being a part of tho real estate of .Tamos sheppard, deceased, and so'.d by his executors, under and by virtue ot his lisi will and testament. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com ing-stteot. City of <:harl?-Htrn, and kuown as No. 48 (forty-eight), measuring and containing iu front on Coming-street, thirty (30) feot more or loss, ?nd. in depth ninety-tive i?5) leot three <3) inchos, more or Uss; buttifg and bounding to tho north on lauds of -; to tho south eu lands ot-, formerly ot Mrs. Windsor; to the easton laud now or late of John Pair. Esq., and to the west on Oonv.ng-street. All of which wid more tully appear upon record in the Mcsuo Office, Book It, No 14. pago 31)3. ALSO, All that LOT, PIECK OR PARCEL CF LAND, beiug situate, lying and being on the east side of Coming-street, in tho City of Charleston, measuring and containing in fronton Coming street thirty-two (32) feet tsix (C) iuche , bo tho same more or less, and in depth muoty-llvo ( 5) foot six |6) luches, bo the paine more or less; butting and bounding north on lands of estate of James (sheppard, to the east on lands ot-, to thc south on lauds late of estato of James Sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and lo the west on Comiug-btreet; said lof be IHR a part of the real estate of Janies Sheppard, deceased, aud sold under and by virtue of his last will and testament by his oxecutors. ALSO, All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF UND, with tho two story wooden building aud the out? buildings thereon, being situate and lying i n the north side of Bull-street, in tho City of Charleston, and kuown as No. 23, measuring and containing in front on Bull-street, thirty ono (31) feet, more or less, and in depth from north to south, one hundred and forty-one (141) feet, more or less; butting and bounding north ou lauds ot Peter Hasel, to tho east on lauds of G. T. Whitman, to the south ou Bull? st ree t, and to the west on lauds of T. A, \Yilbur. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two j years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort? gage of tue premises; buildings to be iusurol aud policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces? sary papers and stamps. W. E. MIRELL, Assignee of Gabriel Davis. Februiry 15 thm8 tul Assignee's Sale. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. . By virtuo of an order to mo directed by tho Hon. George S. Bryon, Judge ot the United sutes court fr,T. ?<? r\l??-'-' -.? ?--?".?, ??ll un bum lit public outcry TO-MORROW, the ICth day of Feb? ruary next, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Custom? house, sh that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two-story Wooden Building and Outbuildings thereon, situate, lying and being on tho west side of Ashley River, betwoen Bee and Cannon streets and known os No. 19; measuring and containing in front on Ashley-Btrctt sixts-seven feet six inches (67 6), on back or weet Uno seveuiy-six feet (761, on the south and north lines one hundred and gixty-?vo(165) feet, be the samo-more or less; butting and bounding to the north on lands of E C. Holland, to the cast on Ashley street, to tho south ou lands of Mark E. Cohen, aud to tho west on lands now or late of \V. T. Sondera. ALSO, All that TOWN LOT i >R PARCEL OF LANT\ situated on the north side of Ca boun-?troet, ono door west of smith-street, immediately upon Ben? nett's M ll Pond; measuring and containing in trout on Ca hoim-strcet (60) sixty feet, on back or north Hue (80) eighty i'eet six inches, on eaet line (156) one hundred and fifty-six feet, and on west line (160) one hundred and sixty foet, be the same more or less; butt ns and bounding to the north and weet on Bennett's Mill Pond, to the east on lands now or late of James Poyas, and to tho south on Calhoun strcet, as per plat on record in Plat Book "A," No. 1, in Mesne Conveyance Office for Char.eston District 'lenas-One half cash ; tudu noe in one year, seouo ed by i ond of the purchaser and mortgage of tho premises, build ng* to be insured and policies as? signed. Purchaser to pay assignee for ail necessary pupers and stumps. J. B. BIS8BLL, Assignee. February 15 fmw8tul Two (2) Eligible Building Lots on Rutledge Avenue. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. Will be sold at the Old Customhouse, TO-MORROW, 16th instant, at ll o'clock A. M., AU that desirable LOT OF L ND, situated on the west side of Rutledge avenue, nearly opposite Rad? cliffe street, bounding to the north (185) ono hun? dred and eighty-five leet on lot below described; east (45> forty-flvo feet on Rutledge avenue; south (185) one hundred and eighty-five feet on lards of Wm. Lucas; and west (45) forty-five feot on lands ol Fabian R. Wiekenberg. ALSO, All that desirable LOT OF LAND next north ot tho above, bounding io tho north (185) one hundred end eighty-five feet on lands of Mrs. Amelia Strubel; east (50) fifty feet on Rutledge avenue; south (185) one hundred aud eighty-live feet on above described lot; and west (50) fi ty t. et on lands of Fabian 'it. Wickenborg, be tue?o di nonsions moro or less. Ihese aro without exceptiou two of the most de? sirable Lots in tho city, located as they are In a de? lightful neighborhood, on the. mont fashionable stroet, and immediately on the line of the City Hall? way. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for pupor-i and stamps. wfmtuA February 15 QLl?ti)i?.q m? /urntsljtn? ?(robs. CLOSING OUT SALE, IN Oil HEH TO DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OF OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. i So as to make room for oar SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES Which we expect the latter part of thia month, w have reduced tho prices of our Goods RE?AIU)LK?1S TO COST OP AlAVUFAC TURING THB SABIK. Thanking the public for their very liberal patron? age, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a eon tin-' nance of the same. Wo respectfully invito one and all to call and see for themselves. I. L. FALK Sc CO., RETAIL i'EPARTMKNT No. 808 KlNG-ST., Next to Cowperthwait'a Furniture Store, WHOLES AL.' DEPARTMENT, No. 157 MceUng-streot. February 9 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel. Tj? it. T fl KAI H O IA M ? \ I No. 1 BBO?D-BTBaET, \ MINER, 811 IP PE ll AND DEALER 8?u\hCaroHiu*Na?ve Bone X?0M??pl?ate. JanWyll * 3m? mm ^ludion Sales. Remaining Atleta of the Charleston Savings In.' 'if u/ion. W. Y. LEITCH & lt. S. Bi<lfNg, Auctioneers. Will bo BOW TO-MOnOOW, lOib February, at the Old Postofflco. ut ll o'o ock, The following ASSETS ol'tho Oban?ol.m Savings Institution : 1035 share.-* STATE HANK STOCK 1347 shares Farmers and Exchange Bank Stock C35 sharer Bauk ot South Carolina, stock 15 share? Bauk ot Charleston .stock (new issue) KU) shu rcs Commercial Hank Columbia Steck 1359 shares People's Hank st. ck 900 shir- i* Union Bunk slock 1 ?Soto of ibo Hunk of the Halo of South Carolina and of tho Slalc.of South Carolina tur $100,030 1 Note oftllO Hunk ol the State ol' SOU'h Carolina aud ol'tho Mate of south Carolina tor $150,000. February IR Elegant Private Residence al corner of Orange and Tr tdd streets. W. Y. LEITCH k i?. S. UROS, Auctioneers. By virtue ef nn order of rale to mc dir otcd by tho Hon. Geo. S, B yan. Judge of the United States Court for tho District ol bouth Carolina. 1 will sell at public ano.ion on TUESDAY, 9th March, at ll o'clock A. M., at tho Old Post-'iTroo. That very desirable and spacious RESIDENCE at northwest corner ot Orange and fradd streets, now occupied by thc Hon. P. O. Gaillard. Tho House contains- rooms, and upon tho promises are ?ill necessary outbuilding?, with a spa. loua gulden spot nnd<-r cultivation. This is ono ol the most .desirable Residences ia Charleston, and is well situated w th referuuee to tho business part ot Charleston, and in close proximity to tho Ba;tory. Lol mca^uics 110 feet on'f radd by I 150 feet ou Orauue-strect. .J erins-One-ourth cash; balan o in o; e, two and j three years, secured by bond ai d mortgage of tho i proocrty. with interest; property to b . insured and policy assigned. Purcha-er to pay Auctioneers for papers and stamps. IAWRE^CE W. O'HKAR, Asfgnee of 'Theodore Stoney. February 15 instthmtuO Valuable Red Estate. W. Y. LEITCH & li. BRUNS, Auctioneer.?. Will be sol I on THURSDAY. 18th instant, at the Old PoHtofilee, at fl o'clcck. Tho following valuable J EAL EST ATE: That desirable two story WOOLEN DWELLING, known as No. 197 eoming-stroet, 5 doors north of the Spiing-strcel Methodist Church, wes. tide, contain? ing 4 rooms. Lot measures 30 feet trout by Hi foet lu depth, moro or loss. That oesiralfe two story WOODEN DWELLING, known as No 19 Bojjard-strrot, third door from Lao rol-street. < ontaining 4 rooms. Lot measures 33 feet front bv 85 feet in depth, more or less That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING, known as No. 21 Bogard-strcet, second door from Laurel-street, c ntainiug 4 rooms. Loi mcasmos 3i feot front by 85 in depth, more or less. That dotiiablo LOT on Laurel-street, third door from Bogard, wost side, measuring 37 teet trout by 126 in depth, moro or less, ?mid Lot opens on Boso Lane. That desirable LOT in Laurel-strf et opening on Boso Lane), five dcors from Bogard-strcet, west sile, measuring 37 leet front by UO feet in depth. That flue LOT in Laurel-street, east sido, between Spring and Boszard-streets, ono door north ot'No. 2, containing 60 feot trout by 100 ieet in depth, moro or less. T h it Northern portion of LOT at tho corner of Percy and Spiing streets, containing -10 feot front by 100 feet in depth, more oi less. That destraillo LOI, with small shanty, io Percy street, west ?fdo, between Bogard and Line, contaiu ing 100 feet front by 100 in depth, moro or loss. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for pipers and stamps. mtutb3 February 1,r> Assignee's Sale. \ W. Y. LEITCH & Kv S- BRUNS, Auctioneers. Tho undorsiancd will c;ell at public outcry ou 3 HUB-DAY, the 18thFebruary next, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Customhouse, All that LOT. PH-CE Ol; PARO KL OF LAND wiih tho rnildings thereon, eil nate, lying and being on the west side of Kirg-strcet in tho City of Charles? ton, just south o? ti.c bend in that staeet; but ing and bounding to t!ie north on lot formerly ot John S. Bird and now of John Siegling, and moa ?uri ug thereon one hundred and six (106) leet more or 1 ss, to tho east on King-street and measur.ug thereon twoniy-sovcu (27) leet, to the south on lot of William J. Jacobi ono hundred and two (102) feet six (6) in? ches, aed to tho west on lands of John siegling and measuring twelve (13) feet, be the same measure roents more or less.;, pud haying snell shape and form ns is delineated in a plat of Charles Forker, dated in March, 1851, and attached to the deed of conveyance from John S. Bird to William Laval, bearing date the 18th day of February, A. D 1851, subject, however, aa to that portion tuereot'dnaicmat. ~~? -... " .?.?. t>?u?3iguwtty. and co ored yel? low, to a right of way in and ovor the some, that is to say: and ;t is hereby so declared reserved and granto i, that tho said pi: co or parc! cf land in said pat shall lorcver bei oaf ter bo and remain opon as such for the comn on uso ot tuc said lot herem con? voyed, and the lot bounding lt to the north mid ?ll the lawful owners and occupants o! tho said two lots. ALSO, All that PIECE. PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and beiug ai. the north sie'e of Queeu street, ia the City ot Charleston; bounded on tuc south by Queen-street, on the east partly by lands of liepjumiu Elie, portly by lands of the Protestant Eoiscopal Church of St. Phil'p's, on tho north by lands of the Protestant Congregation Church, known us tbe "Circular t huron," and on the west by lsnds of John Gordon ; measuring aud containing in front on Queen-street twenty-seven (27) feet, on the back or north line thirty-two (32i feet hix (C) inches, and in depth two hundred ac? twenty-three (223) leet. Tue a'oovo described Lot ot I aud having been conveyed by John Dei^ban, to Preston West, aud bearing date 20th Decembpr, A. D 1861, and reco;d?d iu the office ol the Register of Mesne Conveyance,.in Book O, No. 12, pp. 509 and 510. ALSO. AU that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being ou the north side ot Queen street, City of Charleston, and adjoining the one im? mediately ar>ove described, and purchased by John Deighan ot Jacob Brock; measuring and con? taining on the north and south lines, from east to west thirty-one (31) feet, and east and west lines, from north to south, seventy-er.:ht (78; feet; hutting and bounding north on lands of the Protestant con? gregational church, k;. own as tho "Circular Church," south on lands of Jacob Brock, of which the T>t was once a port, east by the lot immediately ablive described, and w st by lands of ..... ALSO, AU ibat PIECE, PAHCEL OB LOT OF LAND, with tbe Buildings thereon, situate, lying and being on the west sim: of Wall-street, City ot charleston, aud known as No. 19, measuring and containing in trent on Wall-street, from north to south, tbirty-thioe (33) feet, and in depth, lroiu east to west, ono hundred and three 103) feot, bo the sume measurement more or less; butting and bounding to the north ou lauds now or once of Henry s ; arnie k ; south on landa now or once of tbe estate ot p*ter Laurens; to ibo east on Wall-street, and wost on lauds of----. AU of which will more fullv appear upon record in Mesue Conveyance office, book T, 14, No. 4, page 13. terms-One-third (%) ca.-h; balance in ono and two years, tecured by bond ol pur. hun,-:- and mort gago of tho premises; bul dings to he insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Assignee for aU necessary stamps ai d papers. W. E. MIKELL. Jmuary 21 thm8wth2 Assignee Gabriel Davis. H oodlands Plantation on Cooper River, about 1,72:"i Acres of Land-could be advantage? ously subdivided. BY ALONZO j. WHITE & SUN. On THURSDAY, tho 18th instant, at ll o'clock, at or near the Old Customhouse, will l e sold, WOODLANDS PLANT >TTON, kituoto oa tue ra>t side of boopar Uiver, about 30 .nile* from ?ho city, in the Parish of St. 'J liornas, Containing as per plat, in willoh saul ^Voodlsnds" U do-iguate i as Ai.ni Field Plantation-, 1723 uor<B c insisting ot sw..nm and marsh land, oieared aud io an improved etato, in? cluding ditches, banks, kc. 467 acres hi-fi ind broken land, olearod and in woo is. ino uuiug L laudrt. reservoirs, ponds, tic, 1255 aero?, i bis Plantation affords diversity of eoi>, oapablo of pro? ducing the heit quality rice, cotton, und prov; ?i ms Alargo area being well wooden, alfords pit?,, Laido employment, lor cutters ct m o v. o -d and lumber; bas a landing on Cooper Uiver. Plat ean be ex? amined at our office. . Conditions-one-half ci sh; bolanoe in one and two' years, with interest semi-annually, secured by bonds and mortgage of property sold. Purchaser to pay for requisite papers and stamps. " February 15_mwthS Fine Tsnement Residence, No. 81 Bull-slr eel. BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON, Brokers, Auctioneers Ana Meal Batmte A nenfts. Will be sold on THURSDAY mxt, the 18tb instant, all o'clock, That fine three story BRICK TENEMENT RESI? DENCE, No. SI Bull-street, containing ll handsome? ly finished rooms, large entries, gas throughout building, double piazzas to south, ene cistern, ko. All necessary outbuildings on lot Lot measures 23 teet ll inohea front by 172 feet d et), be tbe sa oe more or less.. Carriage entrance and right of way on Lynch street to rear of building. conditions-Half cash; balance payable In one year, secured by bond and mortgage of property sold; Interest payable semi-annually. Buildings to be insured and policy aasigued. Purchaser to pay A. J. White A Son for papers and stamps. February 15 . m vi lb3 w ULdbIS ? CIliSULMU FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ANO SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, HALE AND SHIPMENT (iu Foreign and Domestic Ports) et COTTON, RICK, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES ATLANTIO WHARF, Charleston. S. O. ?.WILLIS.........A. R. OHISOLM, ??tober va ^udt0tt Salts. BY MILLIGAN & SON, A ?ici tourers. TBI3 I)\Y. lfUh instant. :\t tho Hore -.mil beast i crner Calhoun and East Bay-streets, wo will nell, at lo o'clock, TUE CONTENT^ OF SUD STORE. coNsiivfiNo or: 50OAI LONS MOLASSES, CO GALLONS KFUO SEN BOIL, 10 Gallun? J urpentiue, 20 Glass Caso Sai>hes. 100 New Axe Handles, Counters.lot Drawers, Counter Scales, Show Case, lee lloii?o. Water Cocler, 1 beor Pump, completo, l<ar .'-creen. To:i Caddies, Tobacco''utter. O rain, Shot and Nail Ilms, Koro? sono, I.utd. and violasses Cans, Clock, kc, kc, 1 Large Mahogany Conk Case with Looks, about 1G0 Volumes. 2 February 15 Contents, 4'e . of a Baking Establishment, No, 1(> Kitiff'street, near Smith's Kane. 'wat? MCKAY, Will .'ell TH1>' DAV, 15th instant, at 10 o'oiook. at tue above Su re, Tho ENTIRE CONTENTS, consisting of: Show Cases, scales. Jars, Stamis. Counter?, icc, kc Terms cash. Will sell on TUERDAY, 10th. n'. ?io. 130 Meeting, street, u superior assortment of WRIT!NO PAPER, Mucilage, Ink, ice. Also, Furniture and sundries. February 15 Er, pirrie Wm, tih'phcrd, in re Joseph Purcell, Assignee's Sale,nf the "Purcell Farm," on the Dorchester Hood, near Charleston-at Auction, BY a. MCBRIDE SMITH. Auctioneer. l?v virtue of a Decree iu Bankruptcy in tho above ?iso. will ho sold. TO-MOUROW, 10;h hist., at ll o'clock, at the Did t'ostoffloo, All that '1 RAC 1' OF LAND, lyins on tho north side of the public road leadme from Charleston to Ashley River Ferry, containing scveiity-flve and a half (75)i) neri s, more or less, and also a email Tract of Land on tho northern boundary of the abovo tract and in? corporated with it as one tract; bounded north and east on lauds now or late ot'-Howard, t-outh on tho Dorchester Road, '..'est on lands now or late of - Beckman, und northwest on lanas now or late ol' Rev. I*. O'Neill; tho place said to contain phos? phates, and to be well sett ed. Terms-One-third cash; tho balance in one and two year?, Recured by a mortaise on thopioperty; purchaser to pay lor parters and stamps. E. W. MARSHALL. Assiguee of ,Tos. Purcell. February 15 mwsmsmlu7 A Small Dwelling; also, two Corner Lott, fine stands for Corner Shops, at Auction. BY O. McBiilDE SMITH. TO-MORROW, the ICth instant, at ll o'clock, at the old Po* torn o, No. CS Line-street, a am. ll UOUSF, south side, se? cond 'rom southeast comer Uno nnd Lnurol streets. Lot 40 feet front, by 'JO feet deep, moro or less. ALSO, . A fine BUILDING LOT on the southwest corner of Howard and Laurel streets: 35 feot. fronton Bo? gard-street, by 87 k et on Laure 1-s ii oct, more or less. ALSO, A fine RUTLDTNG LOT, on tho southeast corner of Howard-street and Rose Lune; 30 fc&t front, on Bo gard-street, by 97 feet on Rose Lane, more or less. 'I crms-i ?nc-hali cash ; the balance in ono aud two years, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay G. McB. S. tor pupers and stamp'. February 16 Feb 8 9. ll, 13, 15, 16 Positive Sale of a Small Farm, about 112 Acres, on thu Northeastern Railroad, near the City, at Auction. BY G. Mc BK IDE SMITH. TO-MORROW, the 16th instant, at 10 o'cloek,3at tho Old i oitofflco, Thc abovo FARM, topcther with small Dwelling and outbuildings, near the State Road and Cooper Mver. A splendid ..-laud f ir a etoro, being adjacent to tho Phosphate Works; about 20 acres cleared, situated on the COU them boundary of tho "banders Farm." 1 PI ms-One-half cash; the balance in one year, secureu us usual. Purchaser to pay G. Mell. S. for paper;? ?iud stamps. A liberal discount lor all cash. February 15 Feb. 3,13,15, 10* L'orses, Mules, Plantations, Carts, $c. Also, bedsteads, Maltresses, Chairs, Tables, Bu? reaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Extension Table, Carpels, Mirrors, Desks, Pianos, ?cc, One S ill and Sundries, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock, al his Salesroom, No. 31 Broad-siren. February 15 Fine Residence in ike Village of Mount Pleasant. BY HOLMES & WiCMWPii, Auctioneers. Will bo sold TO-MORROW, 16th February, at ll o'clock, in front ot thc Old Postoffice, That desirably located DWELLING HOUME, two and a half stories, on brick basomeut. containing six (6) upright, lour (4) garret, dressing rooms, double piazzas to tho south, large cistern and weil of water, crtriage house and stable; said lot manuring and containing to tho northeast, on Pitt-streot, 46 feet 4 inches, to thc north and northwest, on lands late of Dr. Farrell and of William Peice, Esq.. 218 feet, to the southwest, on land of John Horlbeck, 70 feet 3 inches, and to thc southeast, on lands of the said John Horlbeck. 226 feet 3 inches, bo all of the said dimensions, more or less, and having Bach shape and dimensions as ard included in a plan made by John A. Michel, Surveyor, in June, 1359. Terms-One-half cash; bal anco in one year, se? cured bv bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the proper ty; buildings to bo insured and policy as? signed. Purchaser to pay HOLMES & MACBEL'H for papers and stamps. February 15 li AR GK SALE OF BEAL ESTATE I If ATLANTA, GA. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in March, by the Administrators of William Herring, deceased, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: First. A ma?uifleent FAMILY MANSION, four? teen rooms with necessary e'onets and outhouses, situated on Pc acht; co-street, in a first class neigh? borhood in every respect. Second. Seven OIl'Y LOTS within one hundred feet of tho statehouse and Firtt Baptist Church, four of which have improvements on them; one of theao has a good eight-room brick house finished throughout with closets. Third. A B'<TCK STOREHOUSE and Kitchen, in the most desirable business part of the oity, on Whitehall-street, fronting 27 feet on Whitehall-street, und running back one hundred and nineteen feet, with the right of an alley. Fourth. Anexo Rent FARM of 170acres, on Peach? tree Read, four miles from the city; fifty acres of cotton land, with a good peach orchard nnd good ten ring. Fifih. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes and Accounts and Stocks in eeveral Manufacturing Companies. Mr. Herrin? having been long a resi? dent ot Atlanta, he selected tho most desirable prop? erty, both as to present and prospectivo value; con? sequently every loot oll'ereJ iu Jso. 1 in every re? spect. Terms-One-third cash; the balance in four and eight months, with interest from day of sale. J. W. HERRING,* W. F. HERRING, N. L. AN GI ER. | A. LEYDEN, February 13 nie ' 18 Administrators. ^urtionccts* gri&atc Sales. Real Estate. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Broad-street, South side, near State-street. At Private ? ale TIliSI'( LASS SE\ ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Rice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive and Vuluable Manufactories, Mill Site? and Delightful summer Rosidcnoes UL various parts of tho south. ALSO, HOU8ES AND BUILDING LOTS of all sises, prices and descriptions iu every part of tho city January 25_ niwiSmo BY J. FRASER MATH*;WES. At Private Kale That valuable property, known aa the CEDAR HAbL PLANTATION, of Dr. James E. Whaley, upon Ediito Island, containing fair hundred acres, of willoh throe hundi? i are fine cotton land. For torms, Std , apply as abovo. a February IO SOUTHERN STENO! L M AN?FACT0RY E. H. RODQ-ERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCIL STOCK AHD DIES, STEEL LETTKRS AND STAMPS C1IKCKH AUD TAOS BRASS AND GKRRXAW SILVER KBT RINGS, CHAINS, ?te. JS&J^JElttTl?? Oh INKS BY TBE GALLON OR BARREL, AGENT FOR HILL'S PATENT HAN? STAMPS ?KAh PHESSKS BRANDIS O IRONS* *?w No. 129 EAST BAY-STRERT, CHARLESTON, S. 0. MP Gall and na-his apodases*. . Jansary 1? 8mo?