The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 16, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. =-a - --= . LARGEST Ct ROULAT?ON.- THE DAILY ti E Vt S BEING THE NEWSPAPER ITLCIALLY aSCOCTNIZED AS BAVINS THE LARGEST CIR CCLATION IS J HE CITY OF CD ABLESTON, P0BUSBE3 THE LIST OF LETTEKS REMAIN. ING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT IBS END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING JO THC PROVIS. ION? OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILT NEWS will, bo served to subscri? ber* in thc city at six DOLLABS a year in advance, or at PUTEEN CESTS a week, payable to the carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION 8ALUS THIS DAT. LEITCH & BRUNS will sell at ll o'clock, at the old Pos^orheo, lhere oaiatBCassets of thc Charleston Savings Institution; also, citv st-rfc. MILES DRAKE wfll sell at ito o'clock, at hi* store, corner Kin:? and Liberty streets, mirrors, contonts of a photoantDh Kallery, ?fcc. HDTSON I EE n?;i 6ell at li o'clock, at ruc old Post office, several desirablo building and lots iu di?er cnt parts of the city. B, M. MARSHALL k DnoTHEB will sell at ll o'clock, nt the old Poftcffice, residences and Ipts. G. MCBRIDE SMITH ?ill 6.-1I at ll o'clock, at the old P03toihce, residences biaidin.- lot-? and ?arm?. HOLMES "C MACBETH will sci at ll o'clock, at the old POftofnce, a ?ne residence la thc village ot Mount Plea'ant 1 G. W. STEFFENS 5: Co. will sell ai half-past 9 o'clock, in Iront of their store-, Veuduc Range, hams, bntter. ko. T. M. CATER will sell at. three-quarters pa?t 9 o'clock. In hit store, Drowns whorl, butter, lard, brandy, tc. WILLIAM MCKAY will s-11 at IttoVlock, in his sales? room. Meethisr-strect, stationery, furm'.ure. kc Sors G MILSOB&CO. will sell a: 10 o'clock, In their salesroom, Meoting-stroet, a de.-ir.ible lot of dry ! good?. LAjTBET ic ALEXANDER Will Sell at 10 O'clock, m trout of their store, East Biy, hams, hay and pota? toes. MEETINGS THIS DAY. Jefferson Lodsre. at 7 P. M. Delta Lo igo of Perfection, at 7 P. M. French Profitant Church, at 7 P. M. Bible Sociaty of Charleston, at half-past 7 P. M. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. - The steamer Pilot , Boy wilt not touch hereafter at Bluffton or Rock. ' vlfle. HUGUENOT CHURCH.- WO rmderstand at a meeting on Sunday, the Huguonot Church, by a lacie vote, retuned to rocclvo th? resignation ot the pastor, tie Lev. C. S. Vcddor. SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK.-At a meet? ing of the Voar-1 of Directors ot this bank, hold yes? terday. Mr. John C. Cochrau was unanimously elected President, aid Mr. J. M. Uarleston, Cashier and Transier Clerk. REAL ESTATE SALES.-A. C. lucGillivray, auctioneer, sold yesterday, under decree in equity, for Sheriff Mackey, the lot of iand, ono hundred and ten by one h'indred an 1 forty-fii c feet, with buildings, on the we-i aide ot' Concord street, known as Lock? wood & Johnson's foundry and workshops, for $3725; one-fourth ciah, balance in one, two, three, four and ?vc years. . THE SOIREE DANSANTE. -A friand soiree dan? zante wUl l e given at Hibernian Hall thi3 evelina?, in aid of the German I adiee' society. The full pro gramme ia published in another column, and it is fair to presume that tho music and tbodaucinc will be worth the entronco iee ten times over, to say nothing ci th,-? wonhy obj e.t to wh ich tho pr ceeds are to bo dovotcd. An excellent opportunity is therefore afforded to have a very pleasant evening, ' and at tho nmc timo to congratulate ourself on having done a charitablo work. OUR WHOLE roincuirrrr ha-? learned with deepest pain tho dsath of Mis3 Agae* Bates. Sel? dom bas ono in woman's unobtrusive sphere been removed, around whom so Urge a measure of the general rr gard and affection had wound it e',t. Hot ?ife bad l cen devoted to . the cause of oducation. The daughters of .neighboring States, alike with those of Carol na, shared in the privileges of her in strar.tion. Her surcoss in her vocation was re? markable as uni versah The esteem uni co j?dcnce of her pupils attested uawylngly tho VJ!ne ol her labors of love. Sh? was a rare woman, and her flue mental culture, high marni cxrcl'race and well poised juckrii ent render her d?mise a general calami? ty. The time and p ace of thc funeral services w ll be announced in our issue of tc-e orr ow. HOTEL ARRIVALS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15_ Charleston Uoltl-Wm Martin. Columbia; Mrs Ruth, orford. Master Rntherfoul, Miss Pennington. New Yoik: Mt?? Balden, Connecticut ; F PStephousand wife, J S Morbly and wifo. B illina sro; Rsv J A Smith an.i wife Connecticut; J A Smith, Jr., Hart? ford; H X Grant. Mrs A McMartin. Philadelphia; S Johnson, .-avennah; NH Peaton, Pbi'adelpbia; S il Buckingham, Connecticut; J A BucldDpham, New Yonk; E Haile, Florida; Jae Dihvor.b, wife and child, George Porter. Pennsylvania ; C P H do, Rich? mond; G C Peterson, GP McPherson, Montreal; R Cameron. Florida; ACatis. Baltimore. Pavilion Hotel-? S Machray, Laurens; BTJFar nnAStearnship Saragossa: S Hazeldon and wife, Flo? rene?; J L Nelson, Virginia ;R 'iuttle. Pineville, S C; E Broker, Windsor. S O; UD .-h 3, W J Jordin, Au? gusta, Ga; N J 'Ihouron, city. CLUBS AND STABS.-Thc 'ollowmsr cases were disposed of at the Mayor's court yesterday : Albert Johnson, colored, arrested for having a fowl in his possession, claimed by Mrs. Ellen Heff? ron. Discharged. Sarah Atkins, colored, disorderly conduct und using profane language in the street. Laid over until thi; morai nz. Frederick Delaney, white, ayp'ied for lodginirs. Sent to Almshouse unlit Friday, when he w>U be sent to Wilmington, N. C. The red cow taken u? yesterdiy was turned over to owner on his paying $5. Wm. Pinckney. tho colored mau who assaulted Henry Page, colored, on one of thc doi-ka some time zito, has been hold to bail in the sum uf S?OO. Henry Middleton, colored, wa? arrested ycetertlay, for stealing lowls aol eggs from M . Quiik. An attempt was made to rob the hen roost oi Mr. O. EL Johnson, RuUodgo avenue, a few nights ago, but the thief only carriel off on? duck. JAMES ROBINSON'S CHAaiPio.v Outers, under the management of Mr. James M. Nixon, and a proprietary interest of Mr. Dan Cantello, is to visit Charleston on Morday, thc 221 o? February, re? maining three days. Tho gentleman whose name appears as thc owner is the original James Robiu noa-"Lit'lo Jitnm)"-the cliininu'ivo -prite who. some years aso, constituted tho grear c^rd m Robin? son k Eldred's Circu*. He is a Southern boy, a Ken? tuckian, and ba- ?felted with decided success ali tho p'rinripal cities of Europe and America, where no one evr attempted to dispute his USe ct cham? pion. Ho performs all his feats on a baro-back boise, and rides with a vim, ese 'fry and g'ace which appear marvellous. Somo of our oMer readers may remember the circumstance that Charleston waa the scene of his triumpiant -'ci vi in the arena, He has not riddou in Hie South sinoe be WAS a child. and he hopes that his return to the land of his b rth. loaded as he is with hij?h honors, wit) be genial and plea? sant He ha* an oxceliont association of artistes in bis i. "hampton Circus. INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES IN CHARLESTON AND Vionrrrx -M. Alphonse Pasquet. artist, ci the Pari? alan Photographie Company, u DOT sojourning for a few weeks in Charleston for the purpose of secur? ing faithful pbotographio vie vs ot the various esiab UshmenUj which illustrate the development of Southern inaustrial energy and enterprise. The views which he takes are to bo sent to Paris ter re? production in ?luslrited pipers. A.-* thc mission in which he is engaged is likely to have tho effsot oi edvertisit g abroad, in the most cffsetuai manner, the industry and civihzaiioa of oar Slate, wc trust that oar pu >hc aplrited oitizm3 in control of our principal cotton pressea. rice mius, foundries, ma? chine ihops. fertiL'zT works and other similar establishments, which M. tasquet ma* wish to visit, will extend to him eve*y cou"tes7 uad fieilUy. We may add that tho photographs which he b?3 execut? ed a?a or which we bara even tpesitnecs, are ad? mirable works of art The plctitres ore madsen CireJy at the artist's cost. Communications inviting bim to visit pointa pf In to rea t, may be addressed oate-of Tra NEWS office. DEATH OF COLONEL J. J. BYAN.-The Barn ' well Journal contains a full obituary notice of the late Colonel J. J. Byan, who died at that place ou Monday, the 8th instant. Colonel Ryan was a na? tive of Ireland, but had been brought to this c un try in his inihncy, and bad lived at Barnwell from the time he ?as eighteen ye irs of age. He was a fortunato merchant, and a prcmraeut member of the Legislature bef?te tbe war. Buring the war he was a colonel rtf reserves, and afterwards superin? tendent of lubor on thc coast. Alter thc war, having lost his fortune, he bccsnioan azeut of thc Mouth Carolina Railroad Company, whicb position lie held until disabled by disease. THE BAKXWZ??L JOURNAL. - Mr. John S. Shuck, an active and eLterprising young merchant, of BarnweU Courthouse, has ccnimenced the publi c&tion of a uow paper at that place, entitled thc Barnwell Journal. Ihe first numb r. which was published on t he 11th instant, sustalus Mr. Shivk't. previous reputation for energy and busing.- capac? ity. IC is well ed.'cd. and c.vcellcntlv well rrinted and wei: made ur. Thc type and other mateiial of the Journal were s-pplied by .Messrs. Wilier, Evau3 I k Cogswell, of this city, who do a large basiuess ia that linc, hiving furnished the material of a number of new papers lately ; among wnich may bemm. tione 1 in this State, thn Chester Reporter and Dar? lington Democrat, beth handsoino weeklies. THE ANSCTEBSAUY OF THE BmLE SOCIETY. The Hfty-fcJghth anniversary of the Charleston Bible Society wUl take place this evening, at balf-past seven o'clock, at tho Second Presbyterian Church. The annual report of the society wil1 bc read by the Rev. W. H. Adams, after which addresses will be deliver? ed by tho Rev. J. R. Pickett and thc Rev. Dr. Hicks. Tho Board of Managers stato that they feel the ne? cessity of mcreabing the efforta of the society in cir? culating the Scriptures, and earnestly appeal to the citizens of Charleston to enroll their Dames as mem? bers. The payment of only two dollars a year con? stitutes membership, "ihe public are invited to at? tend the exercises this evening, when a collection will be taken up to aid the work in which the society s zealously engaged. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH C'AEO LIN'A RAILROAD -Ou trUnCay las; the following new schedule went into operation on the comb. Carolina Railroad : The train for Augusta, which rounccts with the through rentes to all points cf th? West, leaves Charleston at 8.30 A. M., and arrives at Augus? ta at 5 10 P. M. The train for Columbia, connecting with iScrthern routes at Ringville and Columbia, and with the Camden train at Kiugville, leaves Charleston at S.39 A.M. and arrives at Columbia at 3 13 P. M. 'ihe night express train for Augusta leaves Charlcsiun at 7 30?F. M.. and arrive at Augus? ta at C.30 A. .v. 1 he night express tiain for Colum? bia leaves Charle' ton at 6 05 P. M., and arrives ct C'.lumbia at 415 A. M. The Summe: ville train leaves Charleston at 3 ?. M., and a; ri ves at Summer? ville at 4.20 P. M. a rains leave Augusta at 6 A. M. and 1.10 P. M., arriving at Charleston at G P. M. and 4 A. M. Trains lea ve Columbia at 7 45 A. M. and 5.S0 P. M., and arrive at Charleston at 5 P. M and 5.30 A. M. Thc Summerville train lcaves'Snmmer vUleat.7.10 A. M., and arrives at Charleston at 8.25 A. M. Connection is made with Ctmlen on Mon? day.-, Wednesdays aad Saturdays. THE STATE CIBCDTI COURT-HON. B. B. C A?? PEME? PJESII INC-Monday, Fobiuary 18-Ihe Giand Jury returned "true bills" in the following cases: Ihe State vs. John Heyward and Uri3h Wrij-ht, burglary and larcery; emanuel Brantley and James Ross, burglary and larceny; Chatlos Arnold. Unen} ; Joseph Johnson and Johu Winio. larceny; W. Tuck? er, assault aud battery; Patrick Quiinn, malicious trespass; M. Washington alias P. Johnson, horse stealing; i.dwjrd Marlie, mulcious trespass ; Thom? as HUI, assault and battery with intent to kill; Solo? mon Happy, larceny; D. Sendeten berg, reccivinj stolen goods; H. Vaud..rhorst, malicious trespass: R. Goodin,horse stealing; S. Wilson,laiceay; J. Giv? ens, larceny of notc3. 'ihe caseo. tho State vs. John Symonds, indict? ment for larceny, was taken up, Messrs. Seymour & King oppcsrtn^ for tte drlc-r-c. Toe trial tra? not concluded when the court adjourned. T:f3 UNITED SJ TATES COCRT, February 15 Hos. GEOBOE C. BUT AK, PBraxfkixo.-The con? sideration ot the case of ibo Peop'e's National Bank against J. C. Rich;:rdFon, was postpcuoJ until the 15th of March. Fie al heating in'ho case of Jacob Mectzo was set clown for the 16ih March. Ibe peti? tion of Haynes worth Z. Fraser, to establish a lien in the case of W. W. Jcnkit.?, waa referred to J. 0. Oar penter, R-gistrar. On tho petition of Morris & Co., for surrender of land injunction, fcc, it was ordered that the petition be servei on J. J. McCrea, assigneo, and W. R. Scott, and that be plead, Ac; and that a oopy also bs sent to S. Leggett, And notice for Leg? gett to pload be published, and tb .t injonction bo granted, possession be surrendered, ?tc. W. J. Gore, R. il. R-ad. receive i final discharge in bankruptcy. 1 he petition ct C. B. Glover to enforce Hen against William B. Knotts was reported favorably on by Registrar, and the assignee ordered to eeU for pay? ment, sc. On tho petition of Pmckney Brothers, calling on Thomas S. Waring' to show canse why property enumerated in petition shou'd not be in? cluded in schedule and delivered to assignee, it wag ordered that said Waring show cause on the 22d instant why prayer should not oo granted. Mouns k Co., plaintiff against William L. Leggett, were al aUowed to amend their specification of giounds of opposition to bankrupt's discharge. Petitions to establish . ien in the cases of M Brogden, J. S. G. Richardson, Samuel lt. Flower?, Isham Moor, Jo soph B. Jlndtdi. James Di Graham, J. s. McFadden, James A. Lammer aud Phillip MeElvoi. were relo/r ed to J. C Carpenter. Registrar, to report, &c. REPORTERS' Cnuiuia.- It is runiorod that a race ii to take place between Mr. Duo's veloc?pedo and one of Northern make. Nothing was don-? in thc police reorganization yesterJay beyoud considering applications. Thc assets of the Charleston S ivings Institution will be so d to-day at tho Old Fostofhce. 1 hose two Ano lots on But edge Avenue, donated for an Episcopal Church, will be sold to-day, thc proceeds to be used for rapainog Holy Com naunton Church. Several persons tried to ri Jo the velocipede ycslcr diy. but failed. In ro'iioviag tbe wall around tho graveyard of tho Second Presbyterian Oiiareh, a largo Parrot shell was found, where it had fi.len duriag tho bombard* meat of the ci y. Tho dinnc of the Hibernian Society will take place on tho lath ms tau . ; Prudoncv Fire Company, No. 4, wont ou a maroon yesterday afternoon, matching through tho streets in good order. Anoth r rehearsal of the ?S.ai>af Mater took place last evening, and the Oratorio will bo glvon at St. Mary's Church oa TLu sd ij evening. lhere was a reunion of tho old ana new members of Uio "iE.ua" last evening, at their haU. when a quiet Ult pleasant liam was passed. The Rev. Lovic Pierca, of the .Methodist COP ter? ence, will preach In Trinity Church to-night. The break in tue mam ctraiu at Ihe career of Meet? ing and Wentworth streets, yesterday, was caused by a shell, which had be JU embedded therein during thc bombardment. i3USIlV?C.ri:S N?T?CKS. EMIGRATION AND LABOE BUREAU.-Messra. C. W. Wieck mg k Co. have established at the old Merchants' Hotel, Society-street, an agency for sup? plying labor to. planters. Ste advertisement. SPRINO DEES ii GOODS.-A full assortment of dress goods for ihe early spring ia offered cheap by Messrs. Ufferhardt, Campsen k Co., who aro Doted' for thesuperior quality of their goods. No further warrant ii needed of a fine article at a moderate price than to buy it at the northeast corner of King and Market streets. -o STOCK, etc.-Mr. Audrew Moreland, broker,, No. 8 Br. ad-street, wants new State bills, bank bills of all kind; and South Carolina s.ock. FETE LOTS.-To-day Mr. Hutson Loe will sell at the old Poatofflee, two e.igible lots on Rutledge avenue, measuring caeh forty-five fe-s front by two hundred feet dec?. Tb j. are t*o of the finest lets oa the avenue, aud will be remembered as those do? na led far tho purpose of erecting aa Episcopal Church. Since it has been cocciud -el to enlarge and repair Holy Communion Church, it has been clodd? ed to seR tho donation abd devote the proceeds to that oed. REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.-Messrs. Lowndes it Grimball offer ia this morning's NEWS a valuable Bro-id-street residence at private sale; also several do- irable lots in rutledge avenue and Nunan street. --o LUNCH j.x Palmetto Shades to-day will con? sist of mock turtle soup, rtnffed roaz-t pig and other luxuries. So says Mr. H. H. ? Fehrenbacb, who can always be fouud at No. 123 last Bay. INT ss N AL REVENUE S TA Br p a Of all Denoniinatims. Airo. PBOPRIETAB? STA 3i PS. Icei-t on hand and for sale by HUGER & RAVENEL, Brokors sud Insurance Agents. No. 00 East Bay, corner Exchange-street. December II ftu'imo? SI-RING STYLE HATS. -The "very latest,n at "J ho louiplo cf Fashion,"' No. 2G9 King-alroct. February ll thstn C. H. JOBNSON. LADTES" LUNCH AT KISSHAN'S SALOON.-Oys? ter.-; ia t-very stylos Mince pie?, trtah daily. Hot cof? fee and chocolate at ali boure. Ice cream every day. linnnriui. CERTIFICATES! CERTIFL CATJES? OF BANK OF THE STATE BILL?. SIGNED BY NILES G. PABEEB. -tito Treasurer, wanted. ANDREW ll. MORELAND, February IC Broker. No. 8 Broad-street. BASK HIL!.8! BANK BILLS! ALL KINDS BOUGHT BY ANDREW M. MORELAND, February IC Broker, i o. 8 Broad-street. STATESTOCK ! STATE STOCK ! STATE OF SOU! H CAROLINA S TOOK WANTED. ANDREW If. MORELAND, Ffbruary ?C Broker. No. 8 Broad-sirect, NE W YOBK AND Liverpool Exchange FOB Si LE BY. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS * CO. Janui ry 23 stpthl2 STOCKS AM) BON5>*. ?TORTHEXSTERN RAILROAD FTESI MORT S GAGE BONDS, City Charleston Stock. . Grauiti ville Maculjcturieg Company Stock. For s ile by J. il. WILSON, February lo 0 No. 5 Droad-strct. pro ?wis, tu. SPRING MISS GOODS, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. A FULL ASSORTMENT FOE THE EARLY SPRING TRADE of 1363 just opening, nnd offered very choap, at UFFEnHARDT, CAMPSEf? & GO., N. E. CORNI-R KING AND MARKET STS., February 1G tulh?:i GREAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT & BROS. WnOT.ES.lLE AND RETAIL DRY GOOJDS STORE CORNER KINO AND CALHOUN STREETS WZ BEU 10 INFORM THE LADIES ANI1 OUR | Customers iii gcucr-d. that wc bave just re? ceived (in add il'on to our usual stock of XKU?KSXIO and FANCY GOSJL??, a new huppiy suitable for the ?.resent season. CONSISTING or: CLOAKS, DRY GOOOS, POPLINS, fcc., st reduced prices Hi avy Bulmoml Skirts atSl 12 Very choice arricio Black ?-ilk il 60, worth $2 50 Ladies' super Merino Vents only Si A lot ot ?nc Piano Covers wo ich will be poid leen than cost. 150 dozen BOOP SKIRTS, CO to Coe. A lot ol Photograph Albums. 75 cents Otteuh>-imerV cilc orated Fronch CORSET, il 00 and upward A fud and erimploto assortment of German and Eng? lish HOSItR?.frora l2Jj up Afine a-sortmcut ot Lndioa' and children's Silk. Ber? lin Clo.h uud Lisle GLOVES, elegant des-ijns. ALSO, A good Bijection ol BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMERES TABLE DAMASKS, &c.,? At tho lowest fi?rur.cs. We would also notify our patrons that w* have ar? ranged a separate department in our Store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c. $?- ENTRANCE ON CALBOUN-STREET. FUltOHGOTT ??ii BUDS., No. 437 EING-sTREET. Beccrober 14_3mo MILLS & GIBB, IMPORTERS, No. 412 Broadway, New York. INVITE THE ATTENTION OP SOUTHERN MER CHANTS to tucic splendid stock ot LACES AND LACE GOODS EMBROIDERIES WHITE GOODS L?NENS L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS DAMASKS t NAPKINS, &c, &c. All imported direct from tho Manufacturers, and offered to thc trado at tho LOWES C PitlCES and most FAVORABLE TERMS. Jjriuury l? lue Imo CLOSING OUT SALE, IN OPTER IO DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OP " OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to mako room for our SPRING AND EUMNIE? SUPPLIES Which wo expect the latter part of this month, w have reduced the prices of our Goods REtr.YIlDL ?>s TO COST OP MAAUFAC TUKIKG THE SAME. Thaukins the public for their very Uberal patr?n ase, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a contin? uance of tho eame. We rcspcc'-fally invite one and all to call and see for themselves. I. L. FALK & CO., RETAILDBCABTMSNT No. SW KING-ST., Next to Cowper th wau'fl Prtrnllure Store, WHOLES AL ii D BP ARIM HIT p. No. 157 Meethig-Btreet February 2 Imo Opposite PHMW^ Hotel, Pings, Chemicals, Ctr. C. P. PAN KN IN:, Apothecary and Chemist. No. 1S3 Meeting-street, C ? A B L K S T O N , S? . C . rjlHE ADVERTISER 3E&S TO CALL ATTEN? TION to his stock of tho bec Imported and Domes? tic CHEMICALS, DRUGS, AND PATB?TT MEDICINES. UPON" TUE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT Of Iiis business he bestows the utmost personal core and attention, and guarantees tire PURITY of tbs MEDICINES used in compounding. PRESCRIPTIONS Prepared carefullv at all hour? of the day and night. SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THE r>ALE OF SURGICAL SKSTRUM?WTS, MANUFACTURED BY Messrs. GEO. TIE'.TANN & CO., OF 2STE W YOKK. HIS STOCK OF Mair, Tooth and Nail brashes. PERFUMERIES. fcc, IS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED. Agency for tho yale of" the celebrated Koekbridge Alum Springwater, A supply of which ie always on hand. MANUFACTURER OF PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have establirhod for themselves a reputation surpassed by none. Through constant effort ami attention be hopes to merit a continuance of. tho public patronage which has hitherto been extended to him. February 16 tuthslyr ?Hillmen) ?pois, (?tr. gPHING IMPORTATION 1 S 6 9. RIBBONS. MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS. ARMSTRONG, OAT??? & CO., Nos. 237 AND 239 BALTIMORE-STREET, BALTIHUliE, nrroriTr.ua AND JOBBER? OF BONN FT AND TRIMMING RIBBONS VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS BONNET CRAPES. SILKS AND 8ATINS . ILLUSIONS, BLONDS. LACES, RUCHES, NETS AND VELVETS ? FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS trimmed imo" untrimmed 8UND0WNS AND SHAKER MOODS. Tho largo3t stock of Millinery Goods in this coun? try, OLd unequalled in choice variety, which we of? fer at prices that will defy competition. OBDERS SOLICITED. Fei uary 15 5* $l)trt5 ano /Brntsdiaj (?oo?s. SHIRT ?NHim DEPOT. 6HIST BS?/* MICK SS m DEPOT. . SHIRT ?^^^Bg^B DEPOT. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY IfXCLOBIVe TOE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLE WEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STOPE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN CHARLESTON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C.. IN CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED S T A E STAR 3 T A E SHHVTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, Which are i (Tired for sale tit tho LOWEST CASH PF.IOiiS. E. SCOTT, . Meeting-street, opposite the Markst flnlL February 9 Cmos ^ BO. ki . C O ft Bi O lt No. ll Broad-street, WIM, Bor AND SOLL ON COMMISSION REAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER AND BANK BILLS. February X Imo JlndiOE Salis. Mirror* and Contenir of a Photograph Gallery, Furniture, $c. Bf MILKS DBASE. THI* MORNING, at half-past 9 o'c'ock, I will soil -t my store, corner of King and T ?lierty street?, AU INVOICE OF MIRROR?. 'U.iT RECEIVED. CONSISXCN'O-OT: 2 dozen 22 by IX MIRRORS "3 dozen IT bv 10 Mirrors 5 dozen 14 by 10 Mirrors 8 doz?n 12 by 9 Mirrors 14 dozon 5 by 8 Mirrors. Immediately alter th* sale of the above. I will 3ell thc CONTEN I'S OF THE PHOTOGRAPH GAL? LERY, up stairs. CONSI3TC?O or: PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, Slauds. Pictures, Frames, Soc?cis, Views, first quality sbo* Cases, Rook Case. Carpels, Oilcloth, Matting. Drawers, Solas, Ward rc be*. Marble 'lop and Mahogany Tables. Hair Seat and Plain Chairs, Bedsteaas, Mat? tresses, Books, Carpenter and other Tools, kc. ALSO, 2 WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, in go (I order 1 Mclodoon, 4 Violins, 1 Violencello. February 16 Dru Goods, ??e., ,j-c. UT JOHN G. IBIIiNOR & Ci>. TaiS DAY. lGfh instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Salesroom, No. 1J5 Meeting-street, A general ns-wtme.it of desirable GOODS, COSSI TIXG IS PART OF : Ott account cf all concerned, one caso RIPKA CoTTONADE-v trimed ?atuic's. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Fancy Ginghams, Bino Plaid s, % and 4-4 Blenched end .Drown SI irtinc. Shirts, Head Hand? kerchiefs, History, Spool i:?tton, Pms, ?jclssors, kc, tee. ( ondirions cash. February 16 Hams, Hay and Potatoes. BY L.1.URKY & ALEXANDER* "Ii is DAY, tho li'ttl instant, will So sold in front of our Store, at 10 o'cl ck, 200 New Pugar-t'ured HA.viS, uncanvased 30 bales Norfi River Hay 100 barrels Potatoes-Pink Eyos, W. Reds and Jackson's. Conditions cash. February 16 Assignee's Sale. BY H?TS0N LEE, Auctioneer. Tho undersisned will :-<-i! at public outcry, TTH3 DAY, Rio Irjih in>tan'. at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Customhouse. All that LO P, PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND, wilii the two etorv Wooden Building thereon, situate, lyin- and being on the cast ?'de of <('omlo(r-strcet, City ol Charleston, being tho next lot io Gcorge Btraet measuring and containingnitiLnton Coming strcct thirty-otic (311 teat, und iu depth ninety-five (0.V fret niue (Pi inches, be tho ?uno moro or lesr; butting and botinums i>u the north on lnnds formerly of csUfe o? J?ines Sheppard, to the cast on lands of -, to thc south ou ianda of-. aud to thc west on Comlng-strot; i>aid lot being a part of thc real estate of-lame* i-acppard, derea.-cd. and sold oy bis executors, under and by virtue ot nis Lat will and testament ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on thc cast side of Com ing-strenr. City of CharKst n. and known as So. 48 (forty-eight), lnonsnriog and containing iu front on Coming-street, thirty (30) icetmorc or les?, and in depth ninet: -hve I9J) leot three ?8) inches, moro or less; butin g and bounding ti tho north on lanas of -; to the south on lauds Of-. formerly of Mrs. WinufOr: to tbs ea .t on land now or late of -fohn l.'air, Etq., and to th--weston Coming-street. AU of which whl miro tully appear upon record in thc Mesne Office, Bcok R, No 14, page 303. ALSO, All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL rF LAND, being situate, lying and bein? on thc east side of Comlng-s'rcct. in thc CUy of Charleston, measuring and Containing in front on Coming street thirty-two (32) feet six (Ci loche-, bc tho same moro or less, and in dopth ninety-five (S5? feet six (6) luches, be the name more r>r Uss; butting and bounding north on land6 of ot-tatx - f Ja i es sheppatd, to the east on lands of-, to th? south on lands late of cstato ot James Sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and lo the west ou Coming-street: said lot being a part of tho real estate ot James sheppard, deceased, and sold uuder aud by virtue of his las; wilt and testament by bia oxecutors. ALSO. All that LOT. PI?0E OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the two story woo.icu building and (he out buildings thereon, being situate and lying rm Ufe north bide of Ruli-street, in tho City of'Charleston and known as No. 2?, measuring and coutaluii g iu front on Bul.'.-strc-t, thir'yotio |31i feet, moro or less, and in dcplh from nonh to south, ono hundred and forty ono (141) feet, moro or lees; butl'ng and bounding north on lands ot Peter Basel, to the east ou jauds of G. I', Whitman, to tho south on Bull street, and to tho wtat on lands of T. A. Wilbur, Terms-Onc-tliir? cash; balance in one and two years, BIH tired by bond of the porcbasi r and mort gage of tho premisos; buildirg' to be in.-urel andi "pol ides HR-<jrT??J.-iNrrehntrcr- Cn pay for- arrTTCCOi?| sary papors and stamps. W. F. MIKBLL-. Assignee of oabriol Davis. February Ki thm8 tnl Assignee's Sale. BY BUTS09 LEE, Auctioneer. By virltio of on o.dcr to medir.cted by tko Hon. Oro go S. Bryan. Judge ot tho Ei.i'cd stiles ? ourt for thc District oj South furo ina, will bo sold at public omcry 'tills DAY, thc 16th day of Feb? ruary next, ut ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Cusloni Lour,e, / li that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with tho twc-*rte y Wooden building and i utbuildtugs thereon, i Itnote, lying and bemg on the i ast side of J / sli icy Uiver, between Bea and itaiinon streets nnrl known us No. 19; meusutiug (inri containing n fro: t on Ai;hley-6>rci t sixl\-seven ie t six inches (07 6), ou back or west "ine seventy-six feet (76i, on thc south and north lines nae huudicd aud sixty-five(105) feet, be tho same moro or less; butUng and bound ng to the north on lan-.ls ot E (J Holland, to ibo cast on Avhi?.v-street, to Ibo south ou lands ofMarkE. Cobou, aud to thc Wist on lands now ?rlale of IV. T. sanders. ALSO, All that. TOWN LOT ult PARCEL OF LAN'', situated on thc uortb side of Ca houn-Etroct, one door west of smith-street, immediately upon Ben? ni tt's M ll Pond; measuring and containing in front on Ca houn-strcoi (60) six>y fcot, on back or north linc (80) elg' ty foot Fix inchon, on cast lino (156) m>e bundr-dond nfty-six leet. and on west line (160) one hundred and sixty* feet, be tho same mere or less; butt ny and bounding to the north and west on Bennett's 31 ill Pond, to thc cast on lands now or late ot James i'< yas, ond to tho south on calhoun stri ct as per plat ou record in Plat Book "A," No. 1, In Mesne Conveyance Office for Ubar eston District lotata-kinu half cash; balance in ono ycrfr, recur? ed by ond of tho purchaser and mortgngu of tho premises, build ngs to be insured aud policies as? signed, lui chaser to pay assignee for all necessary tapers and stamps. J. B. BfsSELL. Assignee. Fcbi uiry 16 fm w8tu I Two (2) Eligible Building Lots on* Rutledge A venue. BY HUTSON LEE. Auctioneer. WUl bo sold al ins Old CustomhouiC, THIS D .Y, lOtli instant, ut ll o'clock <-.. M., AH that desirable ? Ol' OE L ND. situated on the west sido ol "uric ?gc avenue, nearly ooposite Rad? cliffe strict, bi undia. to the north (18.".) one huit dri il aod el?ht-.-live a-et on lot below described; east (40i for;y-flve to -t on Rutledge avenue; south (WK) one bandied and eighty-five foot ou tot da nf Wm. Luca*; ami wc t (IS) fcrty-five feet on land-1 ut Fabian IL V,i.ki-ubcrg. ALSO. AU that desirable LOT t'F LAND next north ol thc above, bjuudino to thc north (385) ono hundred and cightv-tivo icet on latida ot Mrs. A melin .troue]; e ist (00) fifty feet oa Rutledge avenue; s-uth (ISA) one. hu.lilied omi eighty-live tcct on above*doscribfd lot; ned wesi (SOI ? ty t. ct on lands of Fabwu it. Wickenbc:g, ba ti ose ni i carions moic nr bes. 'iluso a? without exception two of the most de? sirable Lots m ilie city, lo.-ited us they are in a tlc llftotful DClcbborbbOJ ou the most larblouabtu s.rcet, and hnmcdtotcly on De Imo el the Cit} Rail way. 1? rms canil. Pm chaser to pay Aiiciionecr for papcr-i and stamps. wfmtnl Februiryl? BAILIFF'S SALK. Bv virtue of an execution to mo iiirocted and de. Hvcrc.1. will De sold, on Wr.DNRSl) ?Y, th?. 2iih i'l.staut.ut ll O'clock p'0 isely, at tue wharf ut weat cud of l-.eeuiain-?tr?-or. Ail Tue right. Mle and interest of Hie defendant in I FLAT, I YfcWL BO.\ f audi oil ot BOPi. Levied cn turi tu be sold as the property ol Quash Heuling at the snit of Eme t B cs.'eu. February 10 tnsw3 P. FLYNN. Bailiff. AL'C'MON IN CHKUAW. Planters Hold and Furniture. I wi;l sell on 9th March next, tho PLANTER'S HOTEL AND FUHNllUitE, sal- to be on tte pr. mises at 10 o'clock A. lt. The Fu--uiture tobe BuM lor cash; ttio lintel one-qua-- or cash, thc balance in on? anJ t*to year-, with interest from date.- W. GODFRY, Executer. t'Leraw, S. c., February 9,1869. February 10 tu2 L. E V O lt D li A Y & CO., - ASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTURERS No. <i PRITCHA IiD-STR RUT, (OPPOSITK TAYLOB'S MACHIME SHOP). SASHES, GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, ALWAYS on hand. Odd Sizes made at the shortest noti-c, and at tho lowe-t terca, L. E CORDRA?.C. TROUCBT. January C tu tb s hn o yarlLLJS .s; Clll?ULAl. ffACTOB?, COMMISSION MERCHANTS aaa SHIPPiNG AGENTS, WILL ATT'EN D TO THE PURO HASH, SALE AHI itilPMENT {to Foreign and Oomosttc Portsi ol HOLTON. RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL ?IOREb ATI.AMI'.; WHARF, Churleaton, H. 0. S.WILLIS.A. lu CHISOLM. October 55 ' BuU'r, Lard, Brandy. Flour, ire. BY T. IS. CATER. TLTS DAY, will bp sold, on Brown's wharf, at three quarter? past 9 o'clock. 120 tubs and Kegs BUTTER, Orang", Counl^and Western 00 rub? Lard 25 cases Cognac Brandv 25 casos pure French Brandy 30 caws Bourbon copper distilled Old Whiskey 10 cases Old Tamiles Bum 2 eighth casks O d French Brandy 50 bbls. Western Flour Lot open Crockery. Conditions, cash. February 10 Strips, Hams, Shoulders, ?fe. BY (T. W. STEFFENS & CO. In front of their store. No. 30 Vendue Bange, at half-pist 9 o'clock, 1HTS DAY, 2000 pounds STRIP* 5000 pounds Unca.uv.-sed Hams 5000 pounds Shoulders 50 tubs Choice Butter 20 b;xes Cheese Coffce.'sugar, Flour, &c. A large assortment of a Retail Grocery. Februarv 16 Residence No. 2 Drake-street al Auction. BY R. M. MARSHALL &BR0. THIS DAT, 16th iustant. at ll o'clock, will bo sold at thc old Postoffice. The abovo WOODEN DWELLING, condining four square rooms, kitchen, Ac. The Lot is high and measures 40}? by 1S4 feet Conditions-Ralf cash : balance in one and two years, secure.i ab usual. Building? to be insured and poliry assigned. Purchaser to pay ns tor pepor and stamps. thstu3 February IC Nos. 115 and 111 Queen-street at Auction. BY ll* M. MARSHALL & BRO. TRIS DAY, 16ih in?tant, at ll o'clock, will he sold, at the Old Pottofll o. Br-.<ad-stri'ct, The TENEMENTS Nos. 116 and 111 Quecn-strest, opposite Medical College, each slate roc fed and con? taining four square rooms, dressing room and unfin? ished attic, together with brick kitchen (slate roofed), cistern, kc. hots measuring each 29 by 100 feet. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage; interest 7 per cent., parable semi-annually; buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps, Februarv 16 tutbsi UNDER IMCCKJfifeS II? EQUITY. Barker vs. Barrote et al. BY R, M. MARSHALL & BRO. Auctioneers. Will be sold, nt public auction, THI-< DAY, tho IGth td February, at ll o'clock A. M., at the old Postofilce. All that LOT OF LAND, with the two ond a hob* story Brick Dwelling thereon, containing tour squirt.., two attic?, basemeat rooms, pantries, piazzas, kc, aud extensive back buildings, a Uh several well flc i-hed rooms, gos, extern, Ac , situate on Anson street ia the City of Charleston, next north ol tho German Church, known at present as No. 22; mei earing in front on Ansoc-street 40 feet in depth ; on south line 150 feot, aud on north line 147 tcct, and numbered 45 in plan of lands of Ancrum. Terms-one-third cash; balance m one and two years, secured fy bond and mortgage; the buddings to be iusurcti and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay far papers and stamps. S\MUEL LORD. JB., February 10 th3tul ryecial Bcferce. City Stock, in sums to suit purchasers. W. Y. LEITIH& R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold THIS DAY, at ll o'clock, at the Old Postofilce, $11,479 CITY SIOCK, in suais to suit ptuchisors. Terms cash. Februiry 16 Remaining Assets of thc Charleston Savings Institution. W. Y. LEITCH & R. & BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold THIS DAY, lCih February, at the Old Postoffice, at ll o'c ork. Thc followiug AS?E'lS of the Charleston Savings Institution: 103*> fharei STATE BANK STOCK 1347 shan s Farmers aud exchange Bank Stock C85 shales Bark of Som h Carolina .?tock 15 sba i es Bank of Charleston Stock (new issue) lr.O shares Commercial Hank columbia bteck 1359 !. hares l eonie's bank M ck 11?0 shires Union Bank Mock 1 Nco of iho Bank of the slate of South Carolina and of the Mute of -cu: u Carolina tor s 100,0 0 1 Note or thc Bank of tho state of sou'h Carolina "tain lutinnUiXarolina .uar.Sil50.ooo. aruary 1 " Valuable Real Bs tate. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will te sol 1 on THUUSDAY. 13th instant, at the Old Postoflic, at ll o'cLck. Tho following va uable i EAL E>TATE: That dcsirablo two story WOODEN DWELLING, known us No. 197 Comicg-stroct, C doors north of ibo Spiiog-strect Method i t Church, wes tide, contain? ing 4 rooms. Lot measures CO feet frout by 111 foet m depth, more or less, Ibat ne.-irar-le two slory WOODEN DWELLING, kuown as No 19 Bogard-street, third door from Lau? rel-street. . ontaintng 4 rooms. Lot measures 33 feet frout by 85 feet in depth, moro or less That desirable two stoiy WOODEN DWELLING, known as i.o. 21 Bogard-street, second door irom Laurel-street, c ntalning 4rooms. Lo m?aaures 33 fee' front by 85 in depth, more cr less. 1 hat dob able LOT on Laurel-street, third door from Boga rd, west sid?, moasur ng 37 feet front by 12C in doptb, more or les-, said Lot opeas on Bose Laue. That desirable LOT fn Laurel-stn et opening on Rose tone), five dcors from Bogard-street, west side, measurieg 37 .eet iroutby I'M teet in depth. 'J hat fit c LOT in Laurel-street, cast t-lde, between Spring and Bojzard-slrecte, ono door nor ho No 2, containing 60 teet front by IOU feet in depth, more or lesi?. 1 hit Northern portion of LOT at the corner of Percy and Spring streets, containing 40 feet front by 100 feot in deptb, more o- less. ihat oesirablo LOI, with small shnnly, io Percy str eet, west .'ide, between Bogard and lane, contain? ing 100 feet fi ont by 100 in depth, moro or less. 'J erins cash. Burches .-r to pay us for papers and stamps._m ruth 3_February 15 IN Hil LIT V-KEBSHAW, Ttcenly four Valuable Farmsfjr sale. J. D. Kirkpatrick, administrator, vs. Jae. Chesnut et al. Bef?te the Oourthnneo in Camden, on the first MON? DAY in March next, whl be sold, SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED ACTtES OF LANP belonging to Ibo Estate of John Cbesnut. de cwisei; '1 he salo of this largo tract, situated in the imme? diate vicinity co raihiien, and to be disposed o< iu small and convenient parcels, offers a fine opporlu uity to ail persons who desire to purchase cotton and turpentine farms ?ms-N> much cash as will pay costs of pro-I feedings and expenses ot 3alo; balance cn a credit of O:JO, two and three years, witta' interest payabla au uuully, secured by baud, good securities and a.ort t/age of pr mi?cs sold. T'urcbascis to pay for pa? pers, n-cordme and revenue s'araps. colo:.el W. M SHANNON will furnish all in(orma tiou coucerning said linds to any person applying. J. D. DUNLAP, special Receiver. f'amd. n, c. C , February 13,1869. February 10 w?4 ?iflrirulturnl. GiS.NUlMS SEED POTATOES Tli AK ti IV f.. FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS. ?>/ \ A HBLS. WESTERN RED POTATOES :00 bois. Chi? Red Potatoes 100 bbls. Gamete lied Potatoes . 109 bbls. Pink Evo Potatoes. -w On boar.) the schooners A. E. Glover and Jonas > mitb. For sale by JOHN F.ay'NEHL k SON, Decembor 29 No. 167 East Pay. BLAIR AND WHIT c. SEED OATS. ITAA BUSHELS BLACK ?EbD OATS Q\J\f OOO buchels White H?ring Oats. Just received and lor sale by February 15 3 Jogg 0AMPSEN k 00. I OAA W*HkL3 OF SEED RICE. GROWN* L? VU on North Sallee, weighiug 47 pounds per bu h-1. Fors.dc by W. C. COURTNE? k CO.. January 20 tulbslmo No. 9 Boyce's Whorl DDTTE Li ER'S Improved Rice-sowiug Machine. PATE.VT?SD AUGUST ll, 1868. TRTS IMPORTANT LA.BOR-SAVINGMAOBINE, specially adapted to the Klee Plandag m.crest, isnowotfere to the-u alter haring been th il y test? ed bv muny experienced plant?is, and gtvin.; entire satisiaolion wherever tliey hare buen .airly tried. ( iee cert.flca:es a my offi.ee.) Planten should not fail to Becuro tbs advai tages of this Machino, as it saves labor na-) seei, anti does both trenching and sobing rn tbo most perfect man? ner, iusuriiig a Ano stand in ali cases. Apply to William S. Henerev3 ?.MACHINIST AND FOUNDER, No. 314 MlSEflNQ-STBEET, CHARLES? TON, S. C. February 2 tutholmo jfertion Soles. Positive Sale. - BYR. & A.P. CALDWELL. On TUESDAY, the 23d instant, will be sold before onr Store, at 10 o'clook, 100 barrels BRUCE'S CONCENTRATED FEBTLL IZER, said to be superior to Peru via o Onaacy one of toe most neave and valuable Fertilizers ever offered to (be Farmers, composed of -Swan Island Guano, Dr* Ground Charcoal and Dried Meat Conditions cash. tntastn* February 16 Ex parte Wm. Shepherd, in re Joseph Purcell. Assignee's Sale of the "Purcell Farm," on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston-at Auction, BY G. McBBlDE SMITH. Auctioneer. By virtue of a Decree lh Bankruptcy in the above ea^e, will be sold THIS DAT. 16ih Instant, at ll o'clock, ac the Cid ttostoince, All tbat a P.ACT OF LAND, lying en tho north sido of the public road leading from Chariest JO to Ashley Uiver Ferry, containing r cventy-five and a hulf (75>?) acres, more or less, and also -a email Tract of Land, on the northern boundary of the above tract and in? corporated with it as one tract; bounded north and east on lands now or late of-Howard, routh on the Dorchester Bead, west on lands now or late of - Beckman, and northwest on lanas now or late of Rev. P. O'Neil]; the place said to contain phos? phates, and to be well eetttcd. Terms-One-third cash; tho balance in one and two years, secured by a mortgage on. the property; purchaser to pay lor papers and stamps. E. W. 31 AR f. HALL. Assignee of Jos' PtiroelL Februarv 16 mwsmsmtn7 A Small Dwelling; also, two Corner-Lou, fine stands for Corner Shops, at Auction;: BY G. McB HIDE SM?Tfl. ij THIS DAY, the "16th instant, at ll o'clock, at the old Posto?fl e, No. 68 Line-strcot, a sm ll HOUSE, south side, se? cond iromooutheast corner IJue and Liurolstreets. Lot 40 feet front, oy 90 feet deep, more ?rlese, ano, A fine BUILDING LOT on the southwest corner of Bogard and Laurel streets: 86 feet fronton Bo? gard street, by 87 feet on Lnurel-s heet, more or less. r ALSO, A rino BUILDING LOT, on the southeast corner of Bogan!-street and Rose Lane; 30 feet front on Bo gard-street, by 97 feet on Boee Lane, more or lees. T erma-. ne-half cash; the balance in one and two years, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay G. McB. S. for papers and stamps. 1' February 16_Feb 8. 9, IL 13, IS, 16 Positive Sale of a Small Farm, about ,112 Acrts, on the Northeastern Railroad, near the City, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. THIS DAY, the IC th instant, at 10 o'clock, at tho Old i ostoflice, Tbe abovo FARM, together with small Dwelling and outbuildings, near the State Hoad and" Cooper i. iver. A splendid stund f JT a store, beingadjaothc lo the Phosphate Works; about 2J aaren cleared. Situated on the southern boundary of the "?anders Farm." Terms-One-half casb; the balance in one year, secured as uanaL Purchaser to pay G. McB. S.for papers and stamps- A liberal discount tor ail cash. February 16 _Feb. 8,13, IS, 16? Horses, Mules, Plantation Carts, #c. Alto, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Tablet, Bu. reaus, Washstands, Wardrobe?, Extention Table, Carpets, Mirrors, Deiks, Pianot, ?&, One Still and Sundries, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock, al'bis. Salesroom, No. 31 Broad-.-tre't._February 16 Fine Residence in the Village of Mount Pleasant. . - BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers. Will bo sold HHS DAY, the iflth February, at ll o'clock, in front ol the Old Poetoffice, That desirably located DWELLING UO?-E,.two and ahalf stories, on brick basement, containing six (6) upright, tour (4) garret, dressing rooms, double. piazzas to the south, large cistern and wo 1 of water, crrnago house and atablo; sal j lot measuring and containing to the northeast, on Pitt-street; 46 feet 4 luches, to tho north and northwest, on land? late of Dr. Farrell and of William Pei?, Esq.. 2.8 feet, to the sou hwest, on land of John Honbeck, 70 feet 8 inches, and to the southeast, on lands of tbe said John Horlbtck. 226 feet 3 inches, be ai of the said dimensions, more or less, and having such shape and domen ions as ara included in a plan made oj John A. Michel, surveyor, in June, 1850. . . Tarma-One-half cash ; balance in ono year, se? cured bv bond of the purchaser aud mongaga of tbo j)ropo ty; buildings to bo insui od and policy as? signed. Purchaser to pay HOLMES lt M AC BE t H for papers and stamps._February 16 Peremptory Sale of Stationery, Household Fur? niture, S?e. WH, McKAY. No. 136 Meeting-street, Will sell 1H IS DAY ( Thursday), 16ib instant, at 10 o'clock. A superior assortment of WRITING PAPER, Ar? nold's and Dovill's superior WriUn; Ink, and Bant and Memorandum Hook*. Pencil and Steel Pens. ALSO, FURNITURE, Earmlug Utensils, together with Notions, kc. asuffual. Febiuery 16 Valuable Real Estale corner Broad and Church streets-to be said at Ritk of for* mer Purchaser, he having failed to comply with term? of Sale.. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, Will sell on TUESDAY, the 23d instant, at the Old Postofllce, Broad-street, at ll o'clock. That DKblRABLE COKNCSB STORE, comer of Broad and Church streets AXSO, The TWO AP JOINING STORES on Broad-street, measuring on Broad-atreet sixty-one (61) feet, more or less, and on Chun h thirty-eight <38j leetmoreor less. The above property to be sold 'oeether. Tenn J-"ne third cash; balance in one and.two years in equal annual insta menta, secured by bond and mortgage, with interest from day of sale at tpven per cent Pu chiser to pay Auctioneer for papers and 6t-imos. February 16 House and Lot ^o. 18 Burns' Lane-lo be sold at Risk of former Purchaser, he having failed to comply with terms of Sale. WM. McKAY, Will sell on TUESDAY. r'3d instant, at the Old Poet office, at ll o'i lock. That DM-TBA ULE TWO-AND-A-HALF STORY DWKLl.Ir-Gaud two storv Kitchen. Lot measures twenty-five feet front by one hundred and nine feet deep. Terms-One ha'f ea*h; balance In one year, secur? ed hy bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay Auo . Bear for papers and sumps._February 16 LA lt G li ?ALE OP IC li ? L ESTATE Iff ATLANTA, GA. Will bc sold onthc Rest TIFEJODAY in March, by the Administrators of william Berring, deceased, TUE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: First. A micui? c.t FAMILY MANSION, four? teen rooms witu meres.rr nonets and outhouses, situated on Pcccbt oo-s.rcol, ia.ifirst cloea neigh? borhood in every re*veer. Secoad. .-cvon tit IY LOT- within oro hundred feet of tho M ateno usn and Fir-1 Baptist Church, four of which hive improvements on them; one of tho-e baa a good oU'm-room block house finished througojnt with closets. Third. A H ICE . !0"EH'1U-E and Kitchen, in thc most dcsiratilQ butturu part of the dry, on Whitcball-st ??fcfitmiiuff 47 te=tou Whitebal'-street, and running bac; one hundred und nineteen feet, wltn the right ol an al oy Fourth, anexo beut l'AHU cf lTOacr^s. on Peach? tree Drau, four miles irom the cit? ; filly acres of cotton laud, wllh a go id peach orchard ind good fencing. Fifih. An interest In WILD LANDS; also Notes and accounts and i- tock s in re? eral Maxuiacturing ? Companies. Mr. Herring having bee i long a resi? dent ot Atlanta, ho selected the moat desiraole prop? erty, both as to present an 1 pr ?peeuve value; con? sequently every foot o floro I u No. 1 in every re? spect. T erms-One-third cash; tho balam? in four and eight months, with in erost from day of sale. J. W. HLBKIN' ' W. F. HkRUING, N. L. ANG'EB, I A. LEYDEN, February 13 bio * 18 Administrators. Jlactiancerfl- jjrtoiik Salts. Eight Thousand Fm Hundred Dollar?^. BY LOUIS D. DeS A UNSURE. TO LOAN ON REAL ES TAH IN THE CITY, $8,600. Apply as above at February 16 1 No. 23 BROAD-STREET. Residence on Broad slreH. BY IO WADES & G lil MB ILL, So, 36 H roa d-st re et. A-t Private Sale That three storr B3T 'X HOUSE, known as No. 96 Broad-street, co aral log 6 ro na ', pantry aa 1 dress? ing rooms, with kl.oh. n of 4 rooms. Gas through? out toe House. Lot 31 b.' 134 les.deop. LO rs on Rutledge avenue an 1 Nu nan-street. Fe bratty 10_tug BY J. FRASER MATH B WES. At Private Sale Tb it vahLibie property, known as the OSSA'S HA iL PLANlAlIuN, of D'. James B Whitey, apon Ed i s to island, containing f or hundred ?.res, of which three hundrei are floe cotton land. For terras, ko., apply aa above. d February IQ