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THE DAI Ii Y NEWS ?sT* LARGEST 01RCULA??ON.-THE DAILY NEWS LEIN? TUE NEWSPAPER 0EF1CIALL? P.KCOGNIZED AH ULAVINO THE LABGKST CHI* 0CLAT10N IN TJHE CITY OF CHABLISSTON, PUBLISHES I LIL LIST OF LETTERS REM MN INO IN THE POS3 OFFICE AT THU F ND OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDES O TO Til F PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY ISLVS will bo served to subscri? bers in tbc city at ?ix DOLLARS a year iii advance, or at PUTEEN CENTS a woek, payable to tho carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. LEITCH & liitUNS \vil? soll ?vt ll O'clock, at thc old Postoffloe, several valuable pieces of reaLostato; also, railroad aud oaanutactuiiiig stock. MILLIGAN & - UN will nell at ll o'clock, at Market wharf, sloop Market Hoy. J. A. FNSLOW & CO. will .sell at ll o'clock, on Palmetto wharf stand ag and running rigging; ami alter, ut Jordan's bali loft, a mainsail and two top sails. ALONZO J. Winn; & SON will soil at ll o'clock, at the old Pi .stofll e. a residence in Bull-street, and a plantation on Cooper river.. T. M. OATER will Boll at three-quarters pa^t 9 o'olook in hi i .-torc, Brown's wharf, butter, lard, and liquors. JOHN G. MILKOB & Co. will soil at 10 o'clock, lu their salesroom. Mooting-nirocot, or;, good?, cloth? ing, hats and caps. MEETINGS TMS DA Y. Union Kilwinning Lodge, at 7 P. Af. Howard Lodge, at 7 P. M. Phoenix Fire ( ompany. at half-past 7 P. M. Palmetto Pioneer Co opor.uive Association, at 8 P. M. Union League, at 7 P. M. THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM? MERCIAL CIRCULAR will be ready lor delivery at nino o'clock to-morrow morning. Business hou-es wish? ing to subscribo for a specified number of copies containing thc r cards, should leave thoir orders at our counting room to-day. All orders lor ten copies and over will bc supplied at the rate of two and a half ocnts per copy. PEBSONAL.-Mr. J. A. Desportos, one of tho editors of ihc Wii.n.-boro' News, is now ou a flying visit to Charleston. Any communications for him may be addressed to the care ol' the newspaper ad? vertising agency of Walker, Evans & Cogswell, ALABAMA CHICKEN FIGHTS.--Some of our neighbors in Alabama are sufficiently .'reconstruct? ed" to indu'ge in some of tho pastimes ol'former days,. "A malu" or cocks will be pitted in Mobile on tho 15th instant, and one in t-elma on the 15ih of April. Tbirty-ono chickens will be shown in ea> h main-$'2S0 each fight, ?nd S2 .00 the odd. Great bport is expected. THE "WHIIK FAWN1' is here. All day yes? terday the bulky paraphernalia ol (ho pie- e were in process ol' transportation to our theatre, and to-night tho gorgeous spectacle will burst in all its glory ui?on our view. It is impossible to gives dcsoiiption of the "White Fawn." We can only say it is prepared with great luxu-. y of scenic display, accompanied by singing from siren hps, dancing unsurpassed; in fact, theieiB everything tintait eva bring to delight the senses. 'lhere will bo a jam. Go early. SONS OE THIS COVENANT.-.Tim Independent Order of "B'nai frith" or ?ons ot thc (oven ant propose holding a bal viasquo on the Fea t of Purim, which will be eilebratea on the 25th cf Al arch, at the Mills Homo. We predict that this allai? wil bo a great success, a= it ia to be held !or the special purpose of realize g a lund for ihe I eneflt of the widowu and orphans who aro beneficiaries of this society, and we expect that thoro will be a large concourse of thc .vous of Judoa, and a multitude of dark-eyed "Les nelle. Julies" present. SERTOTTS ACCIDENT.-A lady, while crossing at tho corner of Middle aud Minority streets, day be? fore yesterday, was run over by one of a number of drays which were passing at the time at a rapid paco. Sho wr.s so much i-ijured that she had to bo carried into an adjoining house by rome colored per? sons, who rendered every possible assistance. As soon as she sufficiently recovered from her insensi? bility, abo was convoyo i in a carriage to her resi? dence elsewhere, whore she lies in a critical condi? tion. Tho drayman, it is Bta'cd, drove on and paid no attention to tho matter whatever. ? ROSSINI'S "STABAT MATER."-This .is tho most pathetic of all thoso medieval hymns, whose soft, ead cadence ha" been so successfully echoed by the distinguishedmoUro of .he Italian school of mu? sic. On account ot ita inherent difficulties ai;d the rare vocal talent required for its proper rendition it ha? ueldoai been performed in this city. After an in terval of m my years, however, it is announced tor the oratorio at st. Mary's Chu*ch to-night, and will, doubtless, attract an im menso audiouce. Persons who have had th:; pleasure of altond'ng the rehear? sals of the musical club by which it istobopro duced, and of which Mrs. Barbot is the dircctteBS, confidently predict that the performance this eve? ning will be a complete Buccess. THE LOYAL LEAGUE.-It is reported that a meeting of this political organization is to be held to-night, at the Military Hall, in pursuance of in si ructions from Washington, for the purpose of a better and moro elfec ive consolidation of the forces iu anticipation ot miu.ro necessity-that an earnest effort is to he made to vitaliza the membership and increase its ranks. Furth r, that it ia to l o mode a State organization, and that application will bc made to tba Legislature for a charter, ot ber matters of local bearing will ba sub mi ct d for consideration, all of which, i timor Biya. look to a fresh gathering of thc clans, in order th ;t tbs little soeck which is scon in the distant horizon may not overshadow them unawares. COLOMBIA- ITEMS.-Major Davis lias leased his now hotel to Messrs. Badcnhop & Gorman, of Ohatleston. William Shiver, Esq., has been appointed by the Postmaster-General pouimastor at Eiugvillo, in Bich? land County. Colonel William Shiver aud Reproscntalivo S. B. Thompson have been appointed magistrates for Richland County. Governor Bootthas pardoned Dallas Jiffarson and Scott Misha w, who were sentenced to twelvemonths' imprisonment ai tho May term, 1868, of Sumter Court. William B. Johnston, Esq., has resigned the of? fice of coroner of Rich 'ami County. Governor scott bas apoomted the following magis? trates: John C. Mioott, for i'hirledon County; B. G. Witherspoon, for Lancaster County; Daniel stin? ton, for Chester County. HOTEL ARRIVALS, February VJ-Pavilion Hotel.-J F Adden, Orangeburp; s C Resined, New York; J h femallwooil; W. H Burgess, B W Rogers, Rogers, MasKiebus. tte; P J Couturier, Berkeley; W Bradford, Cooper River; H Brown, J W Woolf, White Fawn; Robert Harvey and wife. J E Black, Coram*ia; F Fakenberg, New York; G A Maxwell. Savannah; J H Ha rv in, south Carolin . ; W L Lee and Lady, Miss A Polin, Leesville. 9 C; W J Lee, W N Ganse, Williamsburg; T O Russell, New York; HP Oliver, Clarendon; W B Worsham. Cooper Riven ; A Oahu, Memphis; J S shoo!bred, Gadsden. 8 C; A T Rivers. Holly Hill; J J Jackson, St Mathews; D Mc&ensle Fort Motte. Charleston Hotel -J W Kirkland. Columbia; JT MoOonnell, South Carolina; v Clarke, New York; O 8 Edwards, Beaufort; 8 W Whitehall, New York; 0 ' K Williams, S Leach. Rockford; T A Mim?, Colleton; L M Lawes. Augusta; L M Ayer and fand y. Barn? well; O liannen y, Columbia; J A Lawes, B C Pauld ing, A P Amoker, south Carolina; James Bridge, Jr. City; B M Bradford J A Hewlett, J M Hewlett, O H Morris. J K Mills, Miss J D Willard. O Willa d. New York; L F Fuller, Mrs J W White, Georgia; Mr and Mrs B F Corin*. O H Johnson? New York; s W John? son and wife, Cleveland* B T Benton, New. York; W A GU abiv, J G haw. Mn Shaw, Mik? Groves fa ;tok, O E Orovesbork, New York; H T McCall, B M Savin. Toni?!*?*; A Ayer am! wifo, Maine; 0 E Dorydalo, I o>al Artillery. Montreal; M A Dorleam, R W Graham, South < 'areliaa, J c Dutch, Savanna-' ; M A Wicket, New York; DI < arrucll, Philadelphia; B Hamilton; Flt aourgt J Timm ons, Memphis; S D Bogg*, Columbia. . i ? y THU UNITED STATES COUBT, February 17 HOD. GEO. P. BRYAN, PUKKIOINO.-Tho Judce cou firmed tho appointment of tlie following assigne s: John A. Mo Uno for R. C. Easterling nnd II. Ct. Crabb; P. V. Dibble for C. S. Stevens; James M. Brown lor Saml. W. Evuns; J. F. Matbowo tor N. Hey ward; Louis Mi-Lain tor 1. li. Hertz; D J. Winn tor lbos. J. Lathrop; C. B. Glover fur J. W. Keltt Thepeh tlouB of J. J. Dav!?, J. J. McFadden and W. C. Skinuor tor final discharge were rotorrod to Hegis trar Uawson; also, the petitions ol J. L. Young and II. L. Qos? to establish ileus in thu cuBe ot Wm. H. Sarbo-. The application of Andrew Jor-.ion tor final discbarge was referred to Registrar Carpenter, und until hearing Bet down for lGtli March. Tho peti ti >u ot \V. H. Heyward for dual discharge was re? ferred to Hume Registrar, and fluul honriug o dered for 11th March. The petitions ot J. I). Bia nd lng, H. Klutte & Co., SaniL A. Proston aud Hy. Daly to establish lieus wv re referred to Registrar Car? penter and Iiis report couflrmed. Tho petitions of R. M. Montgomery, Pau l. J. McFadden, Russell hliis, Foxworth, Richardson & Co., McFadden & Durant, W. C. Dulsea &sou, JolmB. Moore, J. tr. G. Richardson aud Edward Daly were referred to Re? gistrar Carpenter and bis report confirmed, aud ?ale of property ordered to be made by assignee, and lieu creditors to csta'olitih liens before the llegis trar. THE STATE COURT, FEBBUAEY 17.-TUE HON. R.B. CARPENTER PRESIDING.-'1 ho following cases were disposed of : Ibo State vs. Wm. Varner, mali? cious trespass). W. J. Whaley for tho defence. Guilty. Tho State vs. Isaac Jervcy, larceny. J. A. Morose. Esq., for tho defence. Guilty ot potty lar cony; Tho Mate vs. Robert Jones, larceny of notes. J. A. Moroso, Esq., for tho defence. Nol pros, and prisoner, on motion of his conuBel, discharged, 'tho State vs. Miko Washington, horse str?hn?. G H. Sass, Esq.. for tho defence. Verdie t, guilty. Tho State vs. James Jol uton ai d Bill Armstrong, lar? ceny. W. J. Whaley, Esq., for defence. Guilty as to James Johnson-not guiity as to Bill Arm? strong. The Stato vs. Solomon Happy, lar? ceny. W. J. Whaley, E-q., for the defence. Tho court wa s engaged in this case up to the hour of closiug our report. Iho Grand Jury returned true bills in tho following casos: Against Peter Bel? linger, for laiceny; John Robertson, larceny; A. Gibbes, assault und battery; Nelson Graut and P. Palmor, huiglary and larceny; Milton Grant, mali? cious trespass and larceny; L. Weathorhorn, assault and battery; Edward Pli ciney, assault and battery with intent to bill; B. Bingley, D. Bunch and Geo. Godlrey, highway robbery sud assault aud battory; B. Beyward, larceny; Dan Maclr. Jacob Balley, John Bull, D. Dray.on, H. Hailey and Jno. Bailoy, attempt to commit arson and larceny; Alex. Chisoloi, Roso Cliisolm aud Alice Partier, assault and battery; W. C. Geraty and J. W. Fowls, trespass; Mike Johnson and others, malicious trespass, obstructing a railway traiu and larceny; F. Broughton, murder. CLEBS AND STABS.-the following eases were disposed of yesterday at the Mayor's Court: Bonry Arden, white, druuk and interfering with ladies on tho streets. Fined S10. T. A. Whitney, reported for neglecting to repair collar door in Queen-Street, near East Bay, after be? ing notified to do so by tho Inspector. Case dismiss? ed ?'door repaired. A cellar door in Queeu-street was reported in dan? gerous condition. Attention is again call'd to tho dangerous condition cf cellar doors in that locality. Andrew Brown, Fortune Fishburne, John kvans, James Walker, colorod, larceny of rice troni the ecboonor Hammond, Adger's wharf. Brown and Fishburne were fined $10 each; Evans was dismiss? ed ; Walker fined $5. John Othcrbury. colored, arrested by officer Levy for larceny of dross .-s from Amelia Wilson in Church street; s.x y days in tho Iluu?e ol'Correction, aud no allowance tor drain work, and throe days in his coll on bread and water-all for impertinence lo the Mayor, who was rather lenient at first. Hmry Bailey, colored, involved m the iuceudiarism and burglary on John's Island; turned over to the Attorney-General's order. Two white mon, brothers, had a flaht at Ibo cor? ner of Church and Chalmers-street night bet?re last, when oi.e of them got badly beaten, KEPOBTEBS' CRUMBS.-A fashionably dressed young man appeared on K'ng-street, oa Tuesday, with a dishcloth pinned to his shoulder. Some malicious vandal, on tuesday night, be? daubed the residences of several gentlemou, in the western part of the city. With red paint. It is hoped that tho police will bc on the lookout for the perpe? trators of such wanton mischief in futuio. _ A private letter from Havana confirms the news of the arrival of General Gonzalez, ut that placo, but de? nier that he has been imprisoned m the Moro. Tbs letter intimates that the difficulty attondiug h e landing was of a temporary character merely. Johu R. Morant is thc colored mau who succeeds Mr. T'oulnot.as keeper ol'tho House of Correction. tt l*hili|.'s Church is to havo new gas fixtures. A druught door has beeu put in the mam e atranco of 8t. John's Chapel, Queen-streot. D. Jennings & Co. are moving to the Bank of Charleston building, which has undergone changes to suit their business. The morning train on the South Carolina Railroad does not connect with tl io Charlotte and South Caro? lina train. Tho evening train connects witta the Greenville and Columbia Railroad. The enlargement of the English Lutheran Church, In which Dr Hicks preaches, is being cons! ered. The assessors of the personal tax for wards two and four request the res'deuts to prepare their re? turns, so that when they call for them, there will be no delay. I , THE ORGAN AT ST. Paiijp's.-The organ at St. Philip's i uti ch, whicb has been undergoing re? building for the pa?t tour months, at the hands of Mr. John Baker, an experienced organ builder of this city, will bo completed by Friday night, wnen a public test of it wlil bi made by Profes.-or Uuddock, t?.o organist of the church, and other organists of the city. The organ was originally built by Gray, ot London, tweiity-nije years ago, and was in ute for mani years, and not undi 1853 were any repairs needed, when they wore trade ?y Mr. Appleby, of tho concern of Wairen & Appleby, of Boston, who built ibo Circular Church organ destroyed by thc last great uro Eight uew stops nave boen added by Mr. Baker, which increase tholr number to thirty f?ur. lhere are two ojtaws of pedals and four couplings, cr at and swell, choir and swell, groat and pedal, choir aud pedal. 1 he uroblteciure of the o/ an is Corinthian, and is in ko. ping with the church, and hus noon built iu acoordanoo with draw? ings by Lou!? Ca, bot, Esq. Its tone ia full of power, puiity aud softness. The rebuilding has been dono at an expense of about S3500. famished by the mu? nificent liberality of Jamoa f. Wolsman, Esq., one of tho voatrym n. The greatest credit ls due to Mt. Daher for thc careful and scientific manner in which ho has made tbo changes in the musical and moobamoal arning mont or this fine organ, and ita completion is an evidence ol the fact that there ia skill of various kinda in our city, that if p o eily appro dated would soon dev elope itself. At (ho trial on Friday night tho publie are at liberty to attend. BUW1JM ?i?&Ji-^JNt^'riOKlrt. ALL THE CUSTOMHOUSE BLANKS, including the Warehouse Enteles, lndelllble Pencils, Fine French Note Paper and Envelopes tn oases. Initials Stempel on paper, at COURTENAY'S Blank Rook Manufactory, February 18 2 No. 0 Broad-street. SPRING STXLB HATS. -The ''very latest," at " i ho lemple of Fashion," No. 360 King-street. February ll thara C. H. JOHNSON. THE SLOOP MARKET Box will be sold at auc? tion tc-dfty, at Market wharf, bv Mi: Hg an fc Son. B . . MJ . O O ft ? O K Ko. ll Broad-street, WILL Bor AND SELL OK COMMISSION BEAL EST AT 10, BONDS, STOCKS, COUPONS, G OLD, "SIL VEE AND BANK B?LL S . February 1_ Imo J ?Hi W D . A li BX A ? Dit *t , ACCOUNTANT. JV O TA HY PU li 1,10 AND QBUBUAL AQRNT, tlc. lo ttro&d-tUrefft, RBtK'BOT FULLY SOUS ITS BUNIN BKS 1ft AD J OUTING ACCOUNTS of Merottfenta ?ad j afters, aad ta vtrsrenra BP Ahn rowitta their BOOKS, either tn parto* ?tat* ao. ?.noary ft /ine JUt8. JL R T a A l? li tc R Y , Ko. I i'cmiKylvu.niu Vvcimc. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH 8TB ERIS, WASHINGTON, D. C. aintingei French, Gorman and American Chro? mos, Engravings, Photographs, stereoscopes, stereo? scopic View?, Parlor Brackets, &e. And a full assortment of best quality BLACK WAL?U f AND GILT, OVAL AND SQUARE PIC 1 UBI: FRA M Eb CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Frames of any size or quality made to order. A. V. s. SMITH, Proprietor. Refers to Hou. A. 0. MAOBAIH and Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL. February 17 ^ K K A T .1 T T H A t T I tl X QU INDY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND KINK. ART GALLERY. NOW ON EXHIBlltON IHK LARGEST AND finest Collection of CBROMO LITHOGRAPHS ever seen in Charleston. They ?ire perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works of Art, both ancient mid modern. Among the collection maybe found SALVATOR ROSA'S He AD Ox'' CB BIST, CorrcRKo's Magdalene, A. Delacroix's Title Goinsj Out, A. Delacroix'? Tide Coining In, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English Scenery, Rowbottom's English Scenery, Baxter's English and Irish Scenerv, Views on thc Rhino, The Jungfraud, Tho Wetterhorn, Marino Views, and many others. The public aro respect tully invited to call and see these beautiful Work!* <>i Art. Thej are offered for ealo at New York prices. PORCELAIN PICTURES. Groat reduction in the price . PORCH LAIN PIC? TURES. Recent improvements in producing these pictures enable us to now oller the at nearly one half the former pricey, and lat* supo,, or. Cull and examine specimens. OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER PLAIN PHONOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. Especial attention given to children. Also to copj - in? old Daguerreotypes and otlicr pictures. Satisfac? tion in all cases iruunuiu-cd, and at prices to corres? pond with thc times. STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES ANTI , OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At lt educed brices. A lue collection ot STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN? TAINS IN NOR : H CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. These are the first und only Photographs ever taken in that locality. H U I N n Y <* c o.. No. 2G1 EIKG-STREET. CHARLES ION, S. C. February 15 lfi financial. N E W Y 0 li K AND Liverpool Exchange. FOR SALEB? GEORGE W. WILLIAMS * CO. Januiry23 stuthl2 CERTIFICATES ! CERTIFI? CATES i OF BANK OF THE STATE BILLS, SIGNED BY NILES U. PARKER, -tite treasurer, wanted. ANDREW M. MORELAND, February 16 Broker, No 8 Broad-street. BANK BILLS! BANK BILLS! ALL KINDS BOUGHT BY ANDREW M. MORELAND, February 16 Broker, I?o. 8 Broad-street. NTATE>ST01K ! STATE STOCK ! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA STOCK WANTED. ANDREW M. MORELAND, February lfi Broker, No. 8 Broad-street. Shirts anu /unusfying (ftao?is. SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SHIRT ^^^^ li ^^ffi DEPOT. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLE VIEN S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN CHARLESTON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS DECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPIiY OF / THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELERRATED STAR STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, Which are < tiered for sale at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES. . E. SCOTT, Meoting-etreet, opposite the Market Hall. February 0 6mos (Cloting anb /urntsfyituj (tofts. CLOSING OUT SALE. s IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF TBE BALANCE OF OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to make room for our SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES Which we expect the latter part of this mon th, we have reduced the prices of our Goods REGARDLESS TO COST OF MANUFAC? TURING THE SAME. Thanking the public for their very liberal patron? age, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a, contin? uance of the same. We respectfully invite one and ali to call and see for themselves. , I. L. FALK & CO., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. .103 KING-ST., Next to Oowperthwait'e Furniture Store, W BOL RS AL C DEPARTMENT, No. T57 Meeting-street. February 1 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel. VirlLUS di CHISOLM. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS aim SB?PFINQ A OWN VS, WELL ATTHND TO THE PURO BABB, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign ?nd Domestic Ports) el COTTON, tiros, LUMBER ANO NAVAL STORE* ATLANTIC WBARF, Charleston^ 8. C. B.WILU8. .A. B, GHTSOLM. Octobes M Oiflars, Cobi?ffo, &c. TOBACCO, FINS: AND CHOICK BRAND?. QA HALF BOXES 'J. J- PATRICK'S "SPOTTED OU TIGE"" 10 quarter boxes T. J. Patrick'? "May Flower" 30 half boxes Crumpton's "Morning .-tai" lo'bub boxes Holland's "Golden Age." AX SO, 15 casos SMOKING TOBACCO- "Dill Alp"-in 1 lb and y, lb packages 15 bbl?, smoking Tobacco-"Rouyh ?xml Beady " Thc above in bonded warehouse, and will be sold low to close sale , and all stamped according to the requirements of tin* new tux 'aw. ALSO, IN STOPE, 20 boxes "Extra fine T?ri*t'' L'OBACOO 25 boxe? (25 lbs. each) euperior "Golden Dar" To? bacco. Manufactured t xprcssly to order. &c, \-c. G. PO LL IN. Tobacco Manufacturers' Agency, February 17 2 No. 151 East Buy. HAVANAS IGA118 J Imported under the Reduced Tai iff. A LARGE LOT OF THU ABOVE. OF MY OWN JLV. importation, juei received and for sale at my Store, Meeting-street opposite Mi 1? House. CAUTION-buy Uavanii Cigars where tho unopened boxes tear a stamp With tho word "IMPORTED" printed thereto. F. E. SCHRODER. f ebruary I tbamlO" /rctilijcrs. Fi SH G?AK0, I i ifl BARRELS PURK FISH GUANO. lUv For sale by ? KINSMAN & HOWELL, February 17 No. 153 East Bay. CHESAPEAKE GUANO, A N A M RIO N I A T K I) BUL ?J B Ii lil PHOSPHATE, COMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO. mills FERTILIZER T.-> WARRANTED TO GH _1 satislaotion. Planters and farmers are invited to send tor pamphlets, descriptivo of Its virtues and how to apply it. fl?- Price, *ii.> per ton of 2000 lbs. For sale by 1?. M. BUTLKK, February 17 Agent nt Charleston, S. C. voa SALE, AMINIAT?!) SUPKRPDO^PIIATKS, FROM THE Maryland Fertilizing and Manu? facturing Company. IIONS AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE, IN DAMS - 'I or.B Ammontated super Cotton Foo I. in bags, manufactured from the Boi.e Phosphates of Sou h Carolina, by the above Company, ra ' altimore of which "Lawrence . ancstou" is President. These Fci tllizers aro recommended as belog well adapted to our t-oil. <ind equal iii not superior; to any now on tho ni 'rket, ^containing all the proportion requisite tor a brat class in inure JAMES R. PRINGLE, Age^t, Factor and Commission Merchant, February 13 t? No. 6 Adgor's wharf. ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE. JT IS COMPOS LD OF'TOE GUANO FROM ALTA VELA, Combined with othe- fertilizing material scientifical? ly treated, making a COMPLETE MANURE. The Company importing the Guano direct from the rich deposit ? of biri.? at ALTA Vi LA, is enabled to furnish, at a low rrieo, n Fertilizer not excel Md. For sale by II KN KY i OBI A di CO., At Charleston, S. C., for SIXkY DOLLARS PER TON, or the \ ALTA VfiLA GUANO COMPANY. ??0, 57 Broadway, New York. January 23 Imo GUANO. Qi lA TONS GENUIN B PERUVIAN G?VNO, IN O Wv/ Store and to .cirri vc direct from tho agents, wa i ran ted pure. Doing among ?he ?; st who intro? ducen Guano into tho Mate, I eau confidently rcier to my plautine friends' that in the series of years that 1 have sold it 1 have alway:. giVi-n tucui u good article. l urrhasers will find it to their interest to civo me a call ueforo buying, as, from the f .ditties I have, I am enabled to put it at the lowest market price. I am also Ageist for tho .-tate tor the loUowing standard MANURES, which 1 offer as follows: holut lc Pacific Guano, 65 cash, or *7d first No? vember, 1800; appreved security, with 7 per cent, in? feres t. Uaugh's Raw Bone Phosphate. $C0 cash, or $65; time ns above. Phoou'x Guano, $5S cash, or $65: time as above. Wi cox & Gibbes' Manipulated Guano, $70 cash, or $85; time as above. Flour of Bone, $65 cash. Farmer's Plaster or Gypsum, warrantod, $3 CO per barrel of 320 pounds-cash. J. N. ROBSON, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. Jauuary 19 tuthslmo ute THE LODI H&NDFACTDBING CO. (ESTABLISHED 1840.) INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO PEND for a pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers. We offer our DOUBLE REFINE^ P UDRE1TE, equal to the best Superphosphate, at the low price of $25 per ton. 1 his Company also moke a supe? rior article of Nitrophosphate and pure Bone Dust. See testimonials : K. M. J ODD. Smithfield. Va., says where he med the Double Refined Poudrette on corn it doubled the yield WILLIAMS BROS., Dover, Del., nays it gave their rhubarb and tomaloe a vigorowi growth, ripening the lat'er two weeks earlier. P. W. UuTcmsoM, hr, near Cherokee, Ga., says it nearly doubled bis yield of cotton. Hon. ELI S. SHOBTEB, Eufaula, Ala., nays his cot? ton was fully equal to adjoining fields manured with the best Superphosphates. S. MOMIOOMKBY, El avilie, G-a., says it ..increased his crop ot cotton 100 lbs por aare. G. S. OOLXSBV. Mariet a, Ga , uso * it on corn and cotton aud saya lt nu ro than doubled the yie.d. he regard s it the cheapest and moat reds be Fertiliser within his knowledge. Ei-Governor MITH, Warrenton. V?.. tried it with three several crops th? In st and' present yo irs. nnd says: ' I prorounce it with confidence a most valua? ble manure." Ihe Superintendent of Cf peral W. R. Cox, Polk Island Plantation, N. C., says: "I illina, the Poudrette used for ora oa> not be surpassqd; used it also on cotton which produced a large yield. Dr.. E. M. TEND?,i TON, HI arta, Ga., says: "Tho" Nitrophosphate or Limo, used on cotton made 248 per cent, tho first year. Piofessor OBOBOB H. COOK, of the New Jersey State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick, bays: ?The Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphate of Limo paid us lull 100 per cent, above thole mar? ket valus in the livreuse of crops this y<ir." Address LODI MAN UF*C. URI NO co V PA NY, Box 3189, New York Postofilce. Office No. 60 Court landtrgtreet. J. A, ENSLOW & .CO.? CIUKLESTO.II, AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY. Jauuary IA ihatu3mos J?rtiuitttt, &c. _ HOES ! HO?STH?ES? HARDWARE OP DIRECT IMPOBTATIOW Bria; Agra ?nd Steavmahlp Golder* Hora, FROM T 1 VERPOOL. BRADES* CROWN HOES ELWELL'S HOES ELWELL'S SOCKET SPADES S i EEL CORN MILLS PADLOCKS IN HE L'S, WT TH MASTER KEYS CARRON WARE. &o. , With a ttenoral asso tnvntof Amjrioxn Hardware and Plough?, wbioh I ofter low for cash. C, P. rOPPIOtlHKIMT, No 417 KING-STREET, > Feenuarjr i imo* nao blgn on the Pavement. T M. (I b ll fi ti A T 4? ?J ?J . , SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTURERS m. ? moronARDSTRKBV. (0PP?8ITK TAXLOX'B ?AOBTNB BJXO?). SASHES, .GLASSED SUD UN (TL A BED, ALWAYS on band. Odd Mass made ai Ha? abortes* ?ort??, and it sh* h/waH temar L. E. ?ORORAS.".AX S?rnJOtttt ' fRMnsryf? tu?br^ao Ruction Baits. South Carolina Hailtoad. Graniteville, and Ratexville Manufacturing Stock. YV. Y. LEITCH & lt. S. Bli UNS, Auctioneer?. Will be sold. THIS DAY. at thc Old Posloifice, at ll o'clod;, 17 shares GR ANIT h V1LL li M. ANT F AO IL'RINQ STOCK 10 shares Itatcsville Manufaoturini; Stock r>0 ball shares South Caroiiua Jhulroad Mock. In sums to suit purchasers. Terms cuah. February 18 Assignee's Haie. XV. Y. LEITCH AL ll. H. BlttJNS? AXi'lioiUM'lN. 'Ibo undersigned will uell at public outcry THIS P \Y, the 18th February, at ll o'clock A. .M., at the Old CustomliouBO, All that LOT PI> CE OH PARCEL Of I AND with ibo buildings thereon, Ahuate, lyla? and berny on 'he wost side ol Kitig-sircot tu tho City of Charles tor. just south ol t.o bond in that Btreet; but inp and boundiug to tho north on lot formerly ot John S. bird nud now of JobiK sieghng, and nieasuriug thereon one huudrod indipx (10<>) toot mero or 1' ss, to tho casi on King-street nud measuring thereon lweniy-sovcn ('27) teet, to thc south on lot oi Wi li nn J, Jacobi ono hundred and two (l(Mi feet six (ti) in? ches, ai (i to tho west on lands ol' Jt-Vu H?gling au?) measuring twelve (12) loot, bc tho same measure? ments mi.rc or less; and haviuu: such shape and form as is delineated in a plat of Charles Parker, dated in March, 1851. and attached to ibo deed of conveyance from John s. Hird to William Laval, hearing date tue 18th Uay of February, A. D. 1851, subject, however, as to .hal portion thereof designat? ed in said plat as the passageway, and co ored yel? low, to a right ot way in ?nd over the same, that, is to say: and it 1" hereby HO declared reserved and gran to '. that thc said piece or parcel of land m said p at shall lorevor hereafter be und remain open aH such for tho coiuu ou uso of tho sind lot lisrcn con? voyed, and the lot bounding u to the north und all thc lawful owners aud occupants ol the said two lots. ALPO, All that FTliCE. PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND,' situate, lying aud bfingox. the north Blc'e of Qucou street, iu tho City ot Charleston; bounded ou tho south by Queen -street, on the east partly by lands of Ber J ami n Elfo, partly by lands of tho Protestant Entsoopal Church of St. Phil p's, ou tho north by lands ol' tlie Protestant Congregation Church, known as tho "Circular i huron," and on ibo west by lands of John Gordon; measuring and containing m front on Qneou-strcet twenty-seven (?7) feet, on thc back or north line tliirtv-two ['Mi feet MX (il) inches, and in depth two huudrod and twonty-dhree (223) leot. The above described Lot of 1 aud having been conveyed by John Dolaban, to freston West, aud bearing date '20th December, A. D. 1881, and recorder! in the office ol thc Hegistor-of Me.-no Conveyance, in Book O, No. 12, pp. 509 and 510. ALSO. AU that PIKCE, PARCEL OU LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and bciug ou tho north side ot Queen street, City of Charleston, aud adjoining the one ini mediately a' ovo described, and purchased by ?John Deighau of Jae 5b brock; measuring and con? tamina on thc north and smith lines, from east to west thirty-one (31) feet, aud east aud west lines, from north to sou.ti, seventy-eiuht (78i feet; butting und bounding north on lauds of the Protestant Con greudtio ul v burch, k. own as tho "Circular Church," south ou hinds of Jacob Brock, of which tho 1 >t ?as once u i art, oast by ttio lot immediately above described, and west, by lauds of-, ALSO, All that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings Un roon, situate, lying and being on the west side of Wall-street, City ot Charleston, and known as No. 19, measuring anil containing m front on Wall-street, from north to south, tbbty-th ce (33) fcot, and iu depth, lrom east to west, one hundred and three 103) feet, bc tho same measurement moro or loss; butting and bounding to tho north on lauds, now or onco ot Henry Sparnick; Bouth on lauds now or once of thc estate of Peter Laurens; to tho east ou Wall-street, aud west on lands of-. All of which will moro fud? appear upon record in Mesno Conveyance office, book T, 14, No. 4. page 13. Perms-One-third (H) ca?h; bnlunco in one and two years, secured by bond ot pur. baser and mort? gage of tho pri m ses; hui dings to he insured and policy assigned Pun baser to pay Assignee lor all necessary stamps and papers. W. E. MIKKEL. February 18 thni8wth2 Assignee Gabriel Davis. Valuable Real Estate. W. Y. LEITCH & If. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will bc sol I THIS DAY. 18th instant, at the Old Postoffloe, at 31 o'oU ok. Tho l'o'lor-mg valuable i EAL ESTATE: That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING, known as No. 107 Coming-street, 5 doors north of ihe .Spiing-street Method! t Church, wes tide, contain? ing 4 rooms. Lot measures 30 feet front by 111 feet in dopih. more or loss, that oesirablo two story WOODEN DWELLING, known as No 10 Bogard-street, third door from IAII rel-strect. . outlining 4 rooms. Lot measures 33feet front by 815 feet in depth, moro or less That desirable two stoiy WOODEN DWELLING, known as -\o. 'il Bogard-street, second doo lrom Laurel-street, c mailling 4rooms. Lot measures 38 fee- front by 85 in depth, moro or loss. That dos-ii able LOT on Laurel-street, third door lrom Bogard, west Bide, moasur ns 37 loet front by 126 lu depth, more or less. Said Lot opous on Hose Laue. That desirable LOT in Laurcl-strret openiug on Bose lane), five dcors from Bogard-street. west si.le, measuring 37 .eet trout by lvO leet tn depth. That lire LOT in Laurel-street, east i-ide, between Spring and Bogard-streets, ono door nor ho No 2, containing (5b leet tront by 100 feet in depth, more or loss. 'J h it Northern portion of LOT nt the cornerof Percy ana Spilng Btrects. containing 40 feet front by 100 feet in depth, more o less. That i esirat'le LOI, with small shanty, in Porcy stieot, west vide, between Bogard nnd Line, cont.til? ing 100 feet front bj 100 in depth, wore or les9. 'iermsoash. Purchaser to pay us tor p ipers and stamps. miuthS Februury 18 Mutter, Lard, Flour and Liquors. BY T. M. CATEK, Will be sold, on Brown's Wharf, at three-quarters past 9 o'clock, THU D?Y. 100 tubs a id kegs BUTTER, all grades SO tubs choice Lard 36 bbls Flour. AND, 110 oases LIQUORS, consistirg of French Brandy, Bourbon Whiskey, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, &c. Sale positive. Conditions cash. February 18 Bankrupt Sale of Stock Goods by Order of the Assignee BY A, H. ?BRAHAMS & SON. On MONDAY, the 22d, at half-past 10 o'clock, will sell by order of the Assignee, on account A. liam cb and Gustavus Hoff nano, An assorted s IOCK OF Dit Y GOODS. SHOES, kc. Conditions cash. 3 February 18 /ertilijcra. PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. CAPITAL..$1,000 OOO rpHIS GUANO DIFFIR* FROM PERUVIAN .L Guano Bimply in ?ho relative proportions oi the same oh m ?nts of fertility. Its uso during tho past four years for tho culture of cotton and -om hus niven to it a character tor standard excellence unsuipasscd by gejiuino Peru? vian-Guano, and where seasons of drought inter? vene, ? produces a large increase of crops. Tho p?ic.e at whico this Guano i3 placed is so much be'ow that of Poiuvian Guano, as to constitute it an object of ma,erial importance to Southern Agriculture. The large capital and resmrces of the Company enable it to furnish a Guano of tho higbe it value at the lowest possible cost to consumer- and thc highes- interest of tb* company is reoognfzod in this policy. .' ? 1 be Company looks to large sales, ?mal profits and a permanent trade for compensation on capital invested. Dr. fal'. JULIEN RAVE (TEL. of South Caro? lina, is scientific Director to the Company which affords a sure guarantee of thc continued ex? cellence of the Gut So. None genuino milo-s brand . ed with the naine of JOHN S. ItEHnK Si co., Gene? ral Agents oi the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY. For terms and mode of application, apply to J. v. ROBSOft, Agent for the State of sou tb Oarolina, ' Nos. 1 and 2 Atlan.io Wbarf. December 19 inc stutb3tno "GUANO !" No. 1 PERUVIAN. BADDY'S "SOLUBLE PH08PHCKPBRUVIAN." SARD Y'S "AMMONIA TED SOLUBLE PACIFIC," AI no, H i? mc ST ?it AI> tc? PU itu PHOSPHA 'A'lC GUANO? ANO GROUiVfJ I*AND IMJASTICUO THE ttsE OF THE ABOVE SOLUBLE JP90SPH?. PK lil) Vi AN and Am mon I ,to* tJoteWs ?.?eifie Guanos ls particularly recommended, boina com? pon ds of tue newest pjoiflo Pho-phath; Guano, rendered soluble; the former o ntatntng twenty per cent of Pe.-nvi.iu Guano, ?nd ihe latter highly am? monified wt)h animal m at i er-mari og tue most eunoentrtited and prodtab.? ferttLaar* in usw for cot? ton, corn, wheat snd i chaceo, tot ?Ma in bags and bu*?lu, in qaantles to salt. Testl mongala from .hose #h > have used tita aboye wulbu turu* od on application. ?KAK8BK, A.UK? B?tYR ?$ CO., ?saacbl Aceat? at Charlsston .Hfesm yow Laud ft wfl? *'?eJl Yew." December 2* DM thatafcno Ruction Sales. Fine Tenement Residence, No. 31 Dull-street. ??V ALONZO J. WHITE & SON, lii'oKev?, Auctioneers and vi eui i: st ute A Kents. THIS DAY. the 18th instant, Ut ll o'clock, at or near tho OW Custoiohouso, will be sold, That fine three story BRICK TENEMEN 1 BESI DENCE, No. 81 null-street, containing ll handsome? ly finished rooms, large entries, gas throughout building, double piazzas to south, tine cistern, A-e. All ueoessu ry outbuildings on lot. Lot measures 28 trot ll inches trout by 172 feet d eu, bo tho sa no more or less.. Carriage entram e and right of was/ on Lynch street to rear ot' building. Conditions-Half cash; balance payable i-i one year, Becured by bond and mortgage of property sold; Interest payable Homl-annualiv. Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay A. J. White fi Son for papers and ?tamps. February 13 rowth3 Goodlands Plantation o>>. Cooper River, about 1,723 Acres of Land-could be advantage' ously subdivided. HY ALONZO J. Wi UTE & SON., Will be Hold THIS D \Y, the 18th instant, at ll o'clock, WOODLANDS PLANT \TTON, situate on the cad Bideof cooper River, about 20 mi'ea from the eily, in tho Parish of id. 'I homas, containing as per plat, in which unid "Woodlends" is dedgnateu asA?iiu Field Plantation,1728 acres, consisting ot swanio aud marsh lat d, cleared at.d in au improved state, iu Ciliding aitches, hanks, &c. 407 a?r?s high and broken land, chared and iii woods, inc.uding ir> l.iluis, r?servoirs, ponds, &c , 1250 acres, 'ibis Plantation affords diversity of soil, capable of pro? ducing the besi quality rico, cotton, and provisions A large area bett1 g well wooded, affords pro ti table employment lor cutters ct hrcwood and lumber; bas a lauding on Cooper Uiver. Plat can be ex? am i u cd at our office. Conditions-Mue-half cash; balance in one and two years, with interest semi-annually, secured b.v bonds und ntoitgago of property sold. Purchaser to pay for requisite pai>e.rs and stamps. February 18 m\vlli3 B\ M?LLIUAN & SON. THIS DAY, tho 18;h b?tant, at Market wharf, at ll o'clock wo will sell. The Sloop MARKET BOY, with her Tackle, &e.. in complete order. Capacity six tons. february IS 1* IIIVUEU BECKIE IN Mtit I I Y . Gray vs. Mehrtens. On TUESDAY, the 9lh of March next, at ll o'clock A M., will be Bold at ihc Old Customhouse. AU that LOT OF LAND, situate on the cast side of King-street, known in the plat of thc saia street by thc number 170; measuring and containing in front o.i King-htreot twenty-nine feet (29i lect, and in d 'pth ninety-nine (99| feet. Butting aud bound? ing north on land of J.e. Levy; cast .on laud of Henry SiflVy; eon I li r.n land of the estate of Mignot, and west on King-street. Torms-One-third cash: and the balance on a credit ol' om- two and three years; to bo secured by a bond ol the purchaser and a mortgage ol the prem? ises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY, Sheriff Charleston County. February 18 th3 tul LA lt UK, ?ALIil UP ?IC XL, ESTATE IN ATLANTA, QA. Will be sold on thc first TUESDAY in March, by the Administrators of William Berring, deceased, THE FOLLOWING PROPER! Y: First. A magnificent FAMILY. MANSION, four? teen rooms with necessary c oeets and outhouses, situated ou Peacht ee-streot, in a first class neigh? borhood in every respect. Second. Seven CI IY LOTS within oro hundred leet of tho Matehouso aud Fir?t Baptist Church, four of which have improvements on them; one of these has a good eight-room brick house finished throughout willi closets. 'Ibird. A B'.ICK ?TOBEHf)U>E and Kitchen, in tho most desirable business part of the city, on Whitehall-st eet, frontiug 'il lect on Wlntehal'-siroet, and running back ono hundred and nineteen leet, with the right of an alloy. Fourth. ?nexc lieut FARM oflTOaenu on Peach? tree Read, tour miles lrom tho city; Atty acres pf cotton land, with a good peach orchard und gobd toneing. Fifth. An interest in WILD UNDS; aldo Notes and Accounts and Stocka in se\eral Manutacturiug Companies. Mr. Herring having been long a resi? dent ol Atlanta, he ?elected the most desirable prop? er ty, both as to present and prospective value; con? st qucntly every loot offered ie Ko. lin every le spect. Terms-One-third c ish; the balance, in four and eight months, with interest from day ot sale. J. W. HEUUINii.l W. F. BERRING, ! A,1r,,;,"--t-nfm.c N. L. AN O i ER. , \ Administrators. A. LEYDEN, j February 13 T>kc 18 Jinns, Chemicals, ?tc. Apothecary and Chemist. No. 1?8 Meeting-street, CHARLESTON, S. C . rpHE ADVERTISER BEGS TO CALL ATTEN? TION to his stock of the best Imported aud Domes? tic CHEMICALS, DRUGS, AND PATENT MEDICINES. UPON THE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT Of Lin business he best ows the utmost personal care and attention, and guarantees the PURITY of the MEDIC INE8 used in compounding. PRESCRIPTIONS Prepared carefully at aU hours of the day and night. e SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MANUFACTURED BY Mes&rs. GEO. TIEMANN & CO., 03P NEW HIS STOCK OF Hair, Tooth and Nail Brashes. PERFTTMERIES, &c, IS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED. Agency for the sale of the celebrated Rockbridge Alum Spring Water, A supply of which ts always on hand. MAN?FACT?BER OF ] PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have ewafolishcd for thomee!vea a reputation' surpassed by none. Through constant effort ?ad attention he hopes to marlt ? contin?an*? of the publia patronage which has hitherto been extended to hua. I February 1? tathslyr ? F . V'*"' ** * '.' ir: J .. H *t ..'..?. ?J i "frUA im Pi y "h ? ? .# 4'>>"u-:. <" ' ?tectton Baits. Sails and Fore and Main Standing and Run? ning Rigging, for Account Underwriters and /th Concerned, HY J. A. ENS LOW tc CO. 'J !IIS DAY. Ibo 18th incant, at ll o'clock A.. M., will be ?old. o'i Palmetto Whorl,alongside ihe schooner Narraga' sett, A lot FORE AND MAIN STANDING AND KU IN? NING RIGGING. ANO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, AT JOBDAN'S HAIL LOFT, Out- MAINSAIL One Gaff I opsail One Jib Tops, il Ouc Main Boom. Fo1 mary 18 Dry Good.', Clothing, Hats and Caps. WY JOHN G. Bil LIN OR & CO. TU1S DAY. 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, wc will Boll, at our Auction Salesroom, No. 136 Meoiing-slroot, GENT-' MLE SCARPS, Muslin Bead Haudker rhiefs, sprifg Balmoral skirts, Paper Collars, Hair Nets, cloth t apa. Assarted l oll l ata. Printed Sati? nets,'1 weeds, Kentucky Jeans, Fancy Plaids, Cot touado Coats und Pants, No. dies, 'thread, Pins, Hosiery, Conditions cash. February li; UNDE?K UKCHUU IN K?C1TV. Francia Sires vs. J'atrick O' Donnell. Bi A. C. Met; 13, LIV KAY, .\ uctionccr. On the ELEV; NTS DAY OE .?ARCH roxi, will bo sold in front of the Old custotnl'oueu iu Chnrlct ton, at ll o'clock, A. M., Aliihat LOT OE LAND, situate on the east side Stith-strcet, in the City of Charleaton; measuring au I containing iu front on Smith-street, 8C foote inelioM, and in deptli on south Hue 301 feet, and on the north line about US'.) feet 8 inches, and on tho back liue, which has an irn gular shape, about 96 feet. 6 inches; bethe said measurements mon or loss. Butting and bounding north on laude now or for? merly of Dr. Edwin steele, W. G. Wood, ar.d Mary Q. McHuub; to tho easton lauds now or foi morly of Mary G. Sirobel nod Peter G. Gerard, and to tho west on smlth-ftreet aforesaid Terms-One-third cash; balance on a credit, of one ano two ycaty, secured by a bond and morti/ugo; tho credit portion ot thc credit money to bear interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, payable nunually. E. W. M. MACK-Y, February 18 thl March ll H. C. C. Valuable Real E.<ia(c corner Broad and Church streets-to be sold at Risk of for? mer Purchaser, he having Jailed to comply with terms of Sale. W,M. McKAY, Auctioneer, Will sell on TUESDAY, tho 23d instant, at the Old PostoOJ.ee, Broad-street, at ll o'clock. That DESIRABLE COhNciR STORE, corner of Broad and Church streets. ALSO, The TWO ADJOINING STORES ou Br.?ad-strcet, rneatuiriug on Broad-street sixty-one (Ol) feet, more or less, ami on Chun h thirty-eight (38i teot more or Jess. The above property to be sold 'o 'Other. Teran-'ino third cash; balance in one and two years io equal annual insia meats, secured by bond anti mortgage, with interest from day or salo at ??pvrn per cent. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for papers and st-imps. February 16 House and Lot Vo. 18 Barns'1 Lane-to be soldat Risk of former Purchaser, he having failed to comply with terms of ?ale. WM. MCKAY, Will sell on TUESDAY. r<3d instant, al the Old Post office, at ll oMook, That DESTKABLE XWO-AND-A-BALF STORY DWELLING and two storv Kit hen. Lot inoaeurea twenty-five feet front by one hundred and niuo foet deep. Terms-One-half ea=h; balance in ono yoar, secur? ed hy hoad and mortgage. Purchaser to pay Auc? tioneer for papers and stumps. February 16 Positive Sale. OT R, & A. P. CALDWELL. On TUESDAY", the 23d instant, will bo sold before our store, at 10 o'clocK, 100 barrels BKUOE'S CONCENTRATED FERTIL? IZER., said lo bc superior to Peruvia Ouano, oue of toe most active and valuable Fertilizers ovor offorod to the Farmers, composed of Swan Island Guano, Dr' Ground Charcoal and Dried M? at. Con litiom ea>h. tuth-tut February 16 Jturtianccrs' innate Baits. Residence leith Large Lot, in Ashley street. HY LOUIS 1>. DeSAUSSUftE. At frlvote Sale Tho commodious RESIDENCE, No. 17 Ashley street, north of Boe'strset, and contiguous to Rut ledire-avenue, containing ton rooms and pantry, with water works; Lot measures 150 feet "trout, by 146 feet deep, and is capable of sub- dvision. A poly as above, at No. 23 BROAU-S i RE ET. february 18 tbsmttuiC JHailjtnmj, (Eastings, (tic. ?_ V ROM 4 TO 35? ty i^BBBXEBBMi horse power, including tho T^sTl ITS! ce ebrated Cordsa Cnt-off ?p*Yl OJJLKJ ll fl Eiigin-s, Slido Valve Sta HSgfiEomSSfB&? tionary En?inea, Portable f~vYyTYf V?jil Engines, &c. Oso, Ofrcu I J C I Pl 11 I IN lar- Mular and Gang Saw I ifl k I k I I k I Hfl J Mids, sugar Cane Mills, ?ggglf-Al gsVa shuting, BuUeys. &o., Ls th MT^O^^Z?SW^ J :md "lllnRl0 Mills, Wheat Bi?fBlTl ?I"?*3Sl auu Goru Miua Circular "?gAZi ll j Z?mS^ saw8. Belting, ho. Sond flS!r**^^i tor descriptivo Circular and Price List. WOOD & MA^N STEAM ENGIN ? CO., February 18 Omoa Utica. New York. PUOEiNIX IRON WORKS. JOHN P. TAYLOE&1CO, auccEMSona TO C A M K H? O W *t CO.. Engineers, Boilermakers, &c. Nos. 4,6 and 8 PBITCHARD-STREE1, (NP.AU THE DRY DOOK), Charleston, S. C. STE A SI ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RIOE THRESHERS AND MILLS OP EVEBY DE3CRIP1ION. S?IAPT1NG, PULLEYS AN? CTAB1NG, IRON PEON IS POR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OP EVERY KIND IN IBON OB BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINE * and BOILERS of as good quality a nd power, and at as low rates M can bc bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB Ashcrofts Low-water Detector? THE ONLY PBBFEOT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE PBOU LOW WAT EB IN THE BOILER. IMPAIR*} PROMI*TLT AT TEN DUD TO. February 1 ??o 3oaoe LEATHER AND RUBBER Steam Flicking Lace Le ?thor. Ri rete and Bars Belt Hooks? &e* ?OB SALE BY WM. M. BIRJD SS OO., ?&. ?oa BA ?JV BAT, CHARLESTON, S. 9. 9MSttP# tot.*