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THE DAILY NEW H. jay LABOES! CIKOOLATION.-THE DAILY MEWS BEING THK NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGES! CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PT/BL??UES ?HE LIST OF LETTERS REM MN INO IN THE POSTOKFICE AT THh. END OJ* BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TUE PROVIS? IONS OF TUE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bo Eorved to subscri? bers in the city at six DOLLARS a year in advance or at jrirrEKN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. R. Bl. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at half-past 10 o'clock, m iront of their office, Broad stroot, Durham cow. horses, .vc. HOLMES ftc MACBETH will soil at ll o'clock, corner East Boy and hoy. o's South whait, horse-', louies, &c. ; also ai their o??oe, moad-street, at hall-past 10 o'clock, a d'oft norse. G. MCBRIDE .-MIHI will sell at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom. Broad-*ireoc. horses, o ule?, vehicles. &c. P. FLTNN, Bailiff, willson ut ll o'clock, at wharf west end ot Beaufain-strcot, a ? it, yawl boat. Seo. N. HUNT St SON will coll at lu o'clook, at their salesroom, Meeting-s.reot, boots, shoes, brogans, Ac MIUIB DRULB ?lil sell ut 10 o'clock, nt his store, corner Kine; and Li bei ty sticots, contents of a coun? try store, furniture, &o. MEETINGS THIS DAT. South Carolina Lodgo, at 7 P. M. Mechanics of Charleston, at ball-past 7 P. M. MORTALITY REPORT.-The bill of mortality prepared by tho City Registrar for the week end it g on tho 20th inst., shows a total of fifteen death?, of which five were whites and ten colored. SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COM? PANY.-At a m?oling of tho stockholders of this company, held yo ; .onlay, G. S. Cameron, Esq , was elected President, and Henry Buist, Esq., Solicitor. THE CIRCUS.-Robinson's groat Champion Circus delighted a very numerous audience last night by their wonderful horsemanship and unri? valled porformance lathering. 1 his comp|ny cer? tainly surpasses many in tho won!ors that aro pro? duce! under the pavilion. It la worth more than the admission to seo Roi inson and Lowande ride. HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 23.-Charleston Httc.l.-Mrs Cooper, New York; H Tienken, South Carolina; H Notdo, TJ 8 A; L A Carmcr. New York; W C Harris, John RodgO'S, H J J. hempson, J E Col? ton, Unionville; J M Blaliely, Columbia; F O Mill? wood, Jas Murray, Wm Snecknor, H D Green, C H Wells, wile and dauguor, New York; T M Clements, South Carolina; F G Drow and sisters, D D Dana, Boston; E G Kramor, Orangeburg; Dan Castello's Circus; J B. Hubbard, Oolam ia. Pavilion Hotel-? Honsel, Penn; Miss M D'llon and servant, N Y; P II Doorzaoa, City; J F Donald, J F Smith, J Fraser Smith, J H Cooper, M C David, B O; A Mollinpton, N Y; Wm Knox, Miss L Seaxan, Cifyj. Jas G Foster, J 8 Craig, John D Parker, B J Singleton, 8 C; A V Eivee, Bamber^. THE YACHT HENRIETTA.-On yesterday after? noon the famous yacht Ueurietta, so well known amor g admirers of sea craft, arrived in this port. She ls frcm Havana aud Key West, and lett the lat? ter port on saturday last about midday, and had very moderate weather for the first two days, but the wind afterwards b.ew in stiong gales from southeast to southwest, and tho last two hundred and fifty miles of the ruu was tnnde in twenty-four hours. The Henrietta has repeatedly proved her speed on the water and in tb i oe an race across the Atlantic m mid-winfe\ 1800; bet performance ex? cited general ai p auso. Sha is about two hundred an l liv t 'UH, carpenter's measurement, an I wus built at Greenpoint Long Island, about eight years back. After stopping sufficiently long to procure some supplies, she will leave for New York, where < she will be put lu splendid order by her owner, ] James Gordon Bonnet , Jt., Esq., who will piobably uso ber on the occasion of tho great race to como off this sum ?er. . _ 1 REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-Tho sala of tickets for the opera will beelu tc-day, at 10 o'clock, at Holmes' Book Hon JO. corner of King and Wentworth streets t The price of tickets lor the Sacred Concert on Thurs Jay evening has been reauoed from one dollar to seventy-five cents. The stock market was quiet yestorJay, and unaf? fected by recent municipal changes. The weather underwent a very sudden change yes? terday, and after noon was disagreeably cold, cloudy { and rainy. Saturday will be Commencement Day of tho Medi? cal Co lege. The exercises will be of sn interesting character. The Managers of Elections are requested to meet at the Hope Engine House this evening, at half-past aoven o'clock, to hear news from Columbia. The Board of Firemasters have been photographed in uniform, by Quinbv St Co. Fire companies from augusta are expected here ? on the 27th of April, to participate in tho Mayor's Parade. There was a slight tall of sleet yesterday. The grand jury will make their pr- Kentmont on Thursday. The Ashley Flro Enains Company disputes with the Comet the di s tino ion of being the first colored fire company incorporated in Charleston. THE STATE CIRCUIT COURT-HON. B. B. CAB PBNTEB PSESII INO-TUESDAY, Febiuary 28-In tho case of the St t" vs J .mee Carpenter, indict mont tor larceny, a not. prut, svas entered by the At? torney-General. Samuel Bate-, ikdictod for bur lar ir and larceny, and d?tendu J by R. W. Seymour, Esq . was found gui iy ot petty larceny. Ellen Fericell and Samuel Jackson were c m vic ted of assault and battery, and solomon Happy of trespass. The case of the State v. Buddy I in/lay, Dennis ?uuob and ?eorgo Godfrey, indicted tor highway robbery and assault and batter ., w..H akou up, and R. W. sey? mour-, Ksq., appe ired for the defence, and occupied tho time of the court Uli the hour of adjournment. THE UNITED STATES COURT February 28 HON. GEORGE rt. BBVAN, PRESIDING -The petition of D. J. Winn, as igu? e, for sale and to rall in hen of creditors, was refu r, d to Kepbtrar Carpenter, and ordered that Mosos & spain nhow canse why judg? ment held by them against thomas Et. Kennedy, bmkiupt, should not be d- clare i satisfied, and that assignee sell real and oe nouai estate, and lien cred? itors be called on by Reglst ar. The petition o John F. Friorson to establish lien against F. II. Kennedy, bankrupt, waa referred tp Registrar Cir ponter. Louis M Lain was confirmen as assignee for J. & W. Knox, John H-trvo', John H. Bolle*. S P. Bonnott, George P. elliott, E. Barnwell Rbet, Jr., and falters &s Rocho. John W Barbidge for Charles Witsell; Henry ,-oabrook for J. W. Seabrook; James Bitiersoufor N. G. W. Walker; D. J. Winn lor James N. Corbett. Ordor or salo of personal property of H. R. Easterllug was granted John A. Mci-ac, as? signee. Ibe report of Registrar Carpenter, recom? mending tbe sale of property of Asa fo.o, bankrupt, was confirmed andinjuncti n ordered against judsr ment creditors, aloo sale to eatlsf, Uens. The report of Registrar Carpenter, recommending the sale of property of Travia Quick, bankrupt, ?as confirmed, and injunction ordered against judgment, creditors, also salo to satfsiy lien. Tho reports of Louis Mc Lain, assignee of S, Warren Nelson, and of Regis? trar Carpenter, were read and confirmed; it was or? dered and decreed aa follows: That so mach of the ordor made in the oise of Bischoff ft "o" in the m ti? ter ot H. Warren Nelson, as directs tbe Assignes ont of proceeds of the Goschen plantation to pav costs of p?tition and apply remainder to satisfaction of ts 71 duo H. Blschofi- & Co.. with interest, be res hided* that the claim of Mrs. Nelson is a lien thoron supe? rior to other?; that the plantation known as Goschen and "Acton." having been imrrfi laod fra lesa ram than reported to bn due her, ?he be a,lowed lo dis? count against the pu? chano vnonov tho amount so reported to bo due tc ber, and th it npou her naying to L Mol ?in assignee, $414 83, t.. pay costs, * ., t e aasig ree execute to Am <rintha O. Nof-on, or to eu li person or persons as *ho may desi nate, a eonv< y ance ef right, title, ko., in the Gosohen and Acton p?aciaticria, &?'>OU*'UM >u i. warren Ne son, bat k rapt. Tho petitions of W. T. Lesesna arad W. J. Mc? Call tot final discharge, were referred to Registra? Carpenter, ead fi.?ai hearing ordered for lat April. REAL ESTATE SALES_Tho following sales of real estate were made yostcrday : By Wm. McKay-klho two-story woodon house, a lot twenty-five by one hundred and nine feet. No. 18 Burns' I.'me, tor $1050; half cash, bilance in ono year. Two stores, on lot sixty-oue feet on Broad-street and thirty-eight on Church, sold st risk ot former purchaser, for 96000; one-third cash, balance in one and two years. By A. O. MoGillivray, for Sheriff Mackey, under decree in equity-TWJ and a half story briek dwell? ing sud outbuildings, on lot iorly-oue by ono hun drod and eighty foot, south si lo Wentworth street, near KUkland lane, for $5200; ono-third cash, bal? ance iu one and two years. THE MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DBEAM, with ?til its lairy scenery and dazzling effects, will be put upon tho boards of the thoatro this evening in a style to match that in whioh tlio White 1 awn was presented. Manngor Whitman hts brought with him all the rich ard complicated paraphernalia re? quired for tho mite en tcene, including the beautiful panorama of Athens. Puck will perform his torio! flights in fud view of tho audience; thc corps de bal? let, lcd by tho charming dani, wi 1 execute some of its most boau'ilul dances, and tho piece closes with a transformation scene that will, if possible, eclipse in splendor t hat which has won so much applauso in tho White Fawn. The fifth performance of (ho latter play drew another crowded houso last night, an it would probably do tor Ute rtmaindcr of tho woek, but that lt must give way to *tid more attractive novelties. CLUBS AND STABS.-Tho following cases wero heur 1 beforo tho Mayer yesterday morning: Edward Or am plain, white, reported for measuring lumber on board tho sjhooner .shiloh without a li senee. DiBchaigod. James Gallaher, white, under tho influence of liquor and unable to take care of himself. Big charged. Isr..ol Ancrum, colored, arrested for disorderly conduct at the Charleston Hotel on Thursday last Discharged. Tho Ano diamond ring recovered yesterday by Be? ted ive Coates, from a young man at one of the ho? tels, wa? turned over to tho ow ter. Bob Whaley, colored, was detected yesterday after? noon, in the act of tapping the till of Mr. J. C. B ohme, in King, near Qecrgo-etroet He w?3 dis? covered behind tho counter, when ho made an at? tempt to escape, but was overtaken by Private Ho? gan, of the police, and safely cooped. CITY COUNCIL.-Tho regular meeting of Council was held last evening, in the chamber, at half-past seven o'clock. Present-The Mayor, Aldermen Geddings, Petter, Cunningham, Lindstrom, Deret f, Cade, Olney, Whil den. Voigt, Moore, Howard and Marshall. The following communications wero road and re fur, ed: Communication from Louis Darbet, Ksq , City C ivil Engineer, submitting a statement in reference to the measurement of streets, and Fhowii/ causos of diecrepanciej between his certificates of measure? ment and tho.;e furnished by Hr. J. M. Curtis, ap? pointed to go over the work by Council. Received as intormation, and ordered to be published in tho official proceedings. Petitions were received from C. W. Crouch, and others, protesting against offal being thrown in the pond at the Westend of Vanderhoret-street. Alderman Geddings offered the following resolu? tions, which were adopted : Resolved, That a committee of thro 3 physicians, to o appointed by the petllion?rs and two by his Honor the Mayor, be requested to ox-imino into grounds of the petitioners, and report to Council the result of thoir investigation Ii solved, i hat mitti permission be granted by this Council, the depositing of offal south of Line-street be discontinu d. Sundry applications for licenses were referred to ihe committee on -the same. The return of the Harbormaster for January, Bhuwi g the receipt of $469 47, which amount was poid over to the city treasurer, was received as in? formation. Ibo petition of J. H. Plato, for permission to erect a wooden shed on his lot, in Queen-street, WOB roi erred to the Committee on Brick aud Wooden Buildings. The bonds of Captain H. W. Hendricks and Lieu? tenant thomas li.. Chapman, officers of the polioe, wera approved. Ihe petition of sundry citizens in the vicinity of liberty-street, asking that a drain bo placed in said street, was referred to the Committee cn Streets, Alderman Potter, from the Committee on t-treets, reported that the discrepancies between the mea tnrercont of the streets by W. B. Guerard and Louis J. Barhot, City G.vh Engine r, and Mr. J. M. Curtis api otuted by tho city to go over tho work, amount? ed to 3512 square yards on the cobble stones and 378 squaie yards on the aspholtum pa enoenr, making a diffsrsncJ against the oitv of $7,392 37. and that im? mediate steps be taken to effect a settlement wlih tbe contractors, and further, that no difficulty in the same part'oular happen again. Adopted. Th? Mayor stated that in place of Lieutenant John C. M m ott, of the police force, who had resigned on th > Ilia February, be bad appointed Lieutenant John 0. Campbell, and that the appointment should be considered. 'J he appointment was unanimously confirmed. ? Alderman Lindstrom, from the Committee on Li? censes, reported favorably on sundry applications for ,i"e?ses. Adopted. Alderman Olney, from the Committee on Ac? counts, reported favorably on sundry hills against tho elty amounting to$5358 15. Adopted. Alderman Whilden, from the Committee on Light? ing the City, reported lavorably on the Gas Compa? ny's bilk adopted. l he o mei unlcation of Captain H. W. Hendricks, Chief of Police, o diing attention to the leaky condi t ion of tho roof over the cells in the Gu irdhouae. and stating that a new roof or repairs would not cost over two hundred dollars, was referred to the <'o r,. mittee on Public Buildings with power to act. A 'opted. The bill to regulate the inspection and measure? ment of lumber and tlirrt>*r, passsd its first treading. The bill to amend au ordtnan-e entitled "An or? dinance to reo gar foe the Board of Health," ratified by City Council December 28. 1858, was laid over until the next meeting of connell'. The b ll to authorize the conversion cf city six per o mt. stock into coupon bonds upon oar. tain c inditions, parsed ts third reading and its title was ohs ged to n i ordinance, to be engrossed for rat.fioation at the next meeting. < Aldormaa GedJings offered the following re?olu t oi, wbloh was laid over until the n it meeting : Resolved That tho spedal Comm! tee OB Hospitale be amhorized to put in order such portion of the Workhouse lb M zyck-.- treet as m ty be necessary tn renner it eligi?le for hospital purposes, at a coat of not o vor $1000. Alderman Whildsn offered the following resolu tinn "hielt oaused some discussion, af er te're? seconded by Alderman Olney, Alderman Voigt tak? ing decided grounds against it, and Alderman Olney adv ea lng lt: Res (?ed. That tho sureties on the bond of - tba Oitv i ivil J eginrer. L. J. Darbet be no till d of their llaollity to the extent of the excess of payment for paving st cet M nuder the 'Tty Civil -nuiucer, the same being found erroneous and that he be sus? pended from hts office and pty until further orders vt Couuci:. Adopted. Alderman Whi 'den also offered th? following reso? lution, whioh waa adopted : Mwlved. That the Committee ot Hospitals ba re? quested to toke lntoco 'Sideration the tranaierof the um ?tea of the Old Folks Home to the City Alms House._ HTTS?TV EHH rVOTIOWB. Fm Cia ABS, Havana and Domestic, by those good judges, kayos Ai Marinas. CABIN JW. ALPINE A>D V LOOTPEB* HAT?. Ihe ab ve styles of hat?, introduced for Spring wear, catt be lound at ftteelo't "Hat Hall." Mo. 818 Klug, street, kign of the Big Hat. Febiuary 17 w9 KN"*, DALT ? Co.-Mosts rs. John Knox Edward Daly and Wm. Knox have formed a buid o aa o naeeuoa for the parpo n of cooduotlog a general unction and comm! sion business at No. lftOMeoilng.?treet tho spacious premise- lately occu? pied by Metate Cameron * Barkley. Moporo. John and Wm. Knox will reside In the city, and Mr. Bd waid Daly la Mew York, where ha will bava flo* f cilities for soliciting busino iB for tho firm. AU Cf the members of this concero on well known, md wi lfriv . eatbsfartion to ?ny ona who may on trust thal consignments to their Judio on? cata. HANDSOME BLANK BOOKS_Th? record books traoufaotured byMoe-T?. Walkor, ! -vans k Cogswell for one of tim Masonic Lodges of this city, and the pot of blank books from the samo manufacturers for M>-st:.. North, steele & Wardell, are as hind? son: o specimens ot blank boobs as can bo found in this country. Both sets of books ?re bound 1" calf Russia, and roado or tho best paper, and aro put up in the ctronges' manner. Everybody who s< es them and need? blank b oks. at once gives au order for a similar set. IM POBTAN r SOUTHERN INVENTIOV.-The best planto;'now In USO is Paid to bo B. F. Wbitner's '.Keod Planter." It ia especially adapto,i to plant? ing long and short Btuplo cotton, but will also plant any othea seed, large or small, spacing aud dr 1 lng as desired. It ls a Southern invention and has bren thoroughly tested, and found to answer alt tba objects of its invention. Specimens are for sale at 8I0II, Webb k Co 'a, Noa. '?87 aud 289 King-street. Fee advertisement. -O THE PROPRIETORS OF "Whrnn's Baw Bone Superphosphate ol Limo cordially invito fanners, dealers aad others interested in procuring a ?r?t clos8 manure, to call and examine their works, soe process of manufaotuio, and inspect tbe m ?ter fall used. They have rio tecrets, ?ivo full valuo, and guarantee their Phospbato to come up to the stan? dard aua'yaia. Claiborn, Honing & Co. are tho agents for the salo of lt in Augusta and Charleston. February 23 Imo -o MESSRS. PELLORSE. & Co., Horticulturists, lisui Tr ines, who have recently arrived in this city, invito attention to their lnr,;e and varied collections from tho floral Kingdom. Ibis i* a raro chanco, and all who hive an appreciation for tho beauties of na? ture Fhould visit their store, No. 192 Ktng-street. February 23 3 To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CABOI,INA AND OEOBQIA.-Believing "WHANN'B" RAW BONE ?U PERPHOSPHATE OF I IMF. to bo fullv equal to the best Fertilizers in market, and superior to many, and being desirous of having it thoroughly te.-tted, wo have omeludo 1 to offer tho following Premiums: 1st. For the largest yield of Cotton hom an acre of land, a Silver Pitcher worth $100. 2d. For the soc ond largest yield of Cotton from an nero of land, a Silver Pitcher worth $59. 33. For tho largest yield ot Corn from an aero of land, a Silvei Goblet worth $25. Tho "above premiums will bo awarded whore "WHANNB"' RAW BONK SUPKBPHOSPHATK a"ono is used on thc aero producing thc j leid. Those applying for tho pre.ii mn s will be required to furnish satisfactory evidence of tho amount p o riuced ou tho acre, and a statement of the ni a un r tn which they applied the manure. A limited amount only of this Phosphate will bo distribu'ed during the Reason. Prices, delivered ou the ear? at Charleston, $65 per ton, cash; or $70 for approved city accept? ances, payable 1st Novomner. CLAGHORN, HEB RING k CO., Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, B. C., And No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga. February 23 Imo QiMittuaiij. ARNATJ -Died in Christ Church Parish on tho 14tb of February M A HY II, second daughter of W. 1). P. and M. J. ABNATJ, ?ged 3 years aud 21 clays. Dearest Mary, thou hast left ns, H' ro thy loss wo deep y fool ; But to God, who has bereft us. He ran all our sorrows hool. * M. Special llottccs. SST UNION BANK, SOUTH CAROLINA, CHABLES-'-ON, February 23, 186?.-The annual elec? tion for jr.RtiCTORS of this Bank Will bo held on WEDNESDAY, 10th March proximo, at the office of tho Hank, on East Bay-strcot. H. D. ALEXANDER, Cashier. February 21 wf'2tutbs4 *yCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, from New York, arc hereby notitied that ebola discharging cargo at Alger's Wharf THIS DAT. Goods remaining on the wharf at ?unset will be stored at expenso and risk of owners. JAMES ADGEB k CO., February 24 1 Agents. "??DAMEL RAVENEL, PRESIDENT, JAMES E. RObTNsON, XT AI., DIU EOT OK? OF TUE PLANTERV AND JdECHANI S* BANK OF fcO?TH CAROLIN V vs. THE PLANTERS' AND MECHAN I b' BANK OF SOOTH CAROLINA. Order: lt h >vlng b ?en ordered by his Honor R. B. CARPESiER, JUIJ?O of tho First Circuit of the State of Benth Carolina, "that tho Complainants do give notice of tho publication In one or moro of the leading newspapers of charleston, Cincinnati, Nash? ville, New Orleans, Mobile, August i and New York, that no creditor of tho HLANIKRV AND MECHAN? IC?' BANK Bhall be allowed the benefit of the pro? ceeding? or decree in this causo unless a statement of his or her claims, ao -ordi ng to the previous order in this causa, be presented before the first day of May next," Creditors will talc notice of the above order, and hand in their claims to the Cashier at the Banking Houee in Charleston, before the first day of May, 1869. W. E. HASKELL, February 18 sw4_Cashier. *3~aT. MICHAEL'S CHURCH.-AN ELEC? TION will bc held next week for a Contralto Voice ia the Choir of this Church. Applicants will leave their Utters at once with February lt _JAMES lt. PRINGLE. ?9TTHE SEEDS OF SICKNESS.-BARON Munchausen tolls a story of a post-boy 'a horn, wu ich had a number of wicked tunes blown into it onefrosty night, but mode no responso. Neverthe? less, whan it was hung before a hot fire, the tunes, which had been frozen in, th iwed out, to the amazement of all pres -nt. Juit so the human sys? tem, subjected to injuriona influences -daring the winter, sometimos give no tokeu of tho effeot they have produced upon lt, until tho moist atmosph?re of spring develop:) their fruit Many spring diseases are tu? result of winter iaoprudenees, and great and esp ctal ono should be taken of the system in the cold season, so that it may be in a sound and vigor ons condition when the malarious fogs of March and April make their appearance. To tin-, end, siren ath? en the it omach and the general organization at tnis eeiaon with HOSIE!'nat's BITTEKS. Take this pleasant vegetable antidote in adv moe of the upris? ing of the mephitlo mists and rapors, which pro. duce chills and fever, and other miasmatic diseases. Remember that it is a preventive medicino-aa pow? erful to protest a? to restore., Tho atom ion is apt to be overtaxed at this timo of the year. It is a period devoted to dinner and supper parties, and luxurious li vin; generally. Feasting and late hom s weaken the d<ge . ti vo organs and disorder the liver. '1 be ef? feot of the Hitler J ia to invigorate the one and regu? late the other. There ls no month ia the .twelve when a tonie and alte atl ve is more gene ally noed than In this, end there is no preparation >t that na? ture PO thoroughly salubrious, eb bracing, and so entirely free from undue exciting properties a? this celebrated vegetable cordial. February 20_DAO_ -6 gGjrTHE EXTENT TO WHICH IHE ADUL TEB ATI ON of Liquors is earned on ia this coun? try makes it the duty of the purchaser te investi? gate the merits of the article offered for sale. It ls a well known foot that many of the Brandies, Wines, fte., are manufactured from * renou Extracts, Essen? tial Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby causing many injurious effects. Ihe publie is Justly suipioirma of nearly every thing put up for sale under the name of Liqnora, ead the trade has been brought into disrepute, and in order to inaur ? to those who desire a Pure Article, lt is only necessary for us to say that we Import Direct all Brandies, Wines and dins, and warrant them per? fectly pure as originally Imported. All Bottled Liquors bearing tbe labels of W, 9. CORWIN & CO., can bo rahed upon as being pam. U?srParcuasers should no los that the Paper Oap over the cork is not broken. We p ty for Bottles that have eur labels ox. One Dollar per dozen, when re? tuned._ *?- ERRORS OF IOUTB. -A GENTLE? MAN who suffered for years from Ne trous Debility, Pr?matur? Decay, and all the effeots ot you hf al in? discretion, will, for the sake ot aufferina humanity, send free to all who need it, tho reoeipt and infec? tions tor making tbe simple remedy by whisk ks was eared.. Bufferers wishing to profit ky the ad vortiti? er's exferienee, caa de so by add resalan, in por feet confidence. * JOH M B.OGDRM. He. ?9 Cedar-street, Kew York. Februarys Brno* Special notices. *sT NOTICE.-OWNEtt WANTED FOR EIGHT BAGS COFFEE, landed from eel wner My rover, consigned to Order. Partlos claiming tbe samo must produce Bills Lading and properly *?n dorsed, or the cam. will be sold at public suction to pay freight and expenses. February 84 I WILLIAM ROiVCB & CO. ?STTO CONS?MFTIVES.---THE ADVER? TI 8EB, haring been resiorod to health lu a tow wrote by a Tory simple remedy, after havinc sufforcd several years with a severe lung affection, tnd that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, ho will sond a copy ol the pro? scription u-ed (froo ot charge), with the directions for preparing and using tho same, which they will find a B?ro cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehi tas, Ac. Thc object of tho advert? er in sending tho prescription is to benefit the affl-cted, and spread in? formation which he conceives to t>o invaluable; and hs hopes every sufferor will try bis remedy, as it will cost thcui nothing und may prove u blessing. Parit?s wish'ug the prescription will ptoate ad dross Kev. ltDWABO A. WILSON, V llliamsburg, Kings County, New York. February 3 3mos *?. WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING froin the Moyuue Districts of Obi nr. the choicest chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new : easons. which are unrivallod for their strength and delicacy Of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure sud un? adulterated, and to give general satisfaction. As wo ara constantly tn receipt of large cargoes of Teas, we are enabled to oiler to toe public the finest chops at ft prloe that ma uy dealers offer inferior Tea at. trial and comparison wiU at once prove th s asser? tion, and it only remains for the publio to intime for themselves. WM. ?. CORWIN St CO., _No. 275 Kin^-8'reet ?ar BATCHELORS Ii Alli DYE_'IBIS splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, n?tautancous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects or bad dyos; invigo? rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Pi'-rfutrera; and properly applied at Batchelors Wig Factory, No Bond-street. Ne-.v York. lyr Januarv 3 THE CELEBRATED W. S. C. CLUB HOUSE GIN, pu-e, soft, and unequalled-W. S. COR? WIN t? CO., Sole Agents. Medical mon of tho high? est standing acknowledge that (lin, in i's pure stale, has great medical preperltes. We tbereforo place tho CLUB HOUSE GIN botoro tho public with the greatest confidence, and moro particularly to those who use it medicinally, as an article ttj-.it only re? quires to be known t? be jroporly appreciated. jQ'?~~ $1 60 per bottle. $15 per ease. ?1-J. S. MARLIN (LATE GRUBER & AI \ RIM N), will be pleaded to see bis friends and cus? tomers at WM. S. CORWIN it CO, No. 275* King street between Wentworth and Beanfain. 49"ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE establishment of WM. S. CORWIN A CO , No. 275 K ng-3treet, betwoen Wentworth and Bcaufam, arc ol the FIRST QU ALI CY. They sell no goods bul wbat can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This is a established faot. 43-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-ON TBE Errors and abuses incldout to Youth and Early Man? hood, with tho humane view of tresta int and cure, sent by mall free ot ohargo. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, FoxP, Philadelphia, Pa. January 20 3naos (irs, Cob?ff0, &r. FINE < I (JARS. JUST RECMVED A FINE LOT OF HAVANA < IGA lt-, and have on hand a good quality of I ) OMI S t u' CIGAR , wi ich wc c m sell ?o,v. Please give us a call an i jua Re for vom selves. aSTAll orders fiom the country promptly attend? ed to. SAYA- A MARINAS, No. 80 M ar kel-811 cot. February 24 West from Meeting strf et. SEO AR EMPORIUM. KSALAS. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON . Branch ot the Havana segar Factory,, "La Valentina," would rospec.fullv invite the attention of doalers and smokers to bis vory large stock o ? HAVANA AND DOMESTIC BEGAU*, ot . ll irtd?? and fizee. excelled by few in this country, and war? ranted to be as represented. sample boxes Bent to the country snd orders ex? ecuted by Express, O O. D., or 80 days' city accep? tance. NO. 118 RAST B* Y-ST UK ET, CHARLESTON, S. O. August 24 mwfBmo ATTENTION, YK >HUKEKN! IF YOU fj ESI lt lil TO SMOKE A GENUINE IM? PORTED HAVANA PIGAB, ?all?t No. 80MAH KET-s I BEET, where you will find now open for inspection -he lirgost and most so oct stock o? tl- ara ever imported to this market, and walch we offer at ! price that will satisfy all dcm mds. Who.esale and Retail, oy S A 1 AS d( CARINAS, January 1 wo No. 80 Market-street &ui f??itoj (Cte. GREAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT & BROS. WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DRY GOODS STORE CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR Customers in general, that we have just re? ceived (in addlt'on to our usual stock of DOM Kol IC and FANCY UOJIB), a new suppiy suitable for the present season. CONSIST? NO or : CLOAKS. DRY GOOUd, POPLINS, Ac, at reduced pri?es H. av y Balmoral Skirts at $112 Very cholee artiole Black Mik $1 80, worth $2 5? Ladies' super Merino Vesta ouly $1 A lot ot fine Piano Covers which will be sold less than cost. 160 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 50 to SOO. A lot ot Photograph .Obursa, 7ft cents ottouhi imer'ri celebrated French CORSET, SI 00 and upward A full and complote assortment of Gorman and Eng? lish HOM .-.Ry. fr .ni 1?>? up Afine assortment of Ladies' and Children's Silk. Ber? lin clo.h and Lisle G LO vus, elegant demons. ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMERE9 TABLE DAMASKS, Sec., At the lowest Usures. We would also notify our patrons that w? hav* ar -canoed a separate department in our Store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, ?co. B3T BBTBANOH ON OALHOUN-STBEBT. FCmOHGOTT dC BKO*., v No. 487 KING*ttl BEET. December 14 _ 8me III ! .Ill I ? Ulli ? SOUTHE BN STEW C ! L M ANTJFA0T0R? E. H. RODGERS MANUEACIURKR AND WHOi.l'SALE DEALER 1* STENCIL STOCK AN3 HIES, STEEL LETTERS ANO STAMPS CHKCKI AMD TAOS BRASS A (VD O IC RM AN SILVER ICKY Minas, CHAIRS, ?ice. IMIA^KXlSrGr XINTERS , BY THE a ALLON OB BA BREI* AGENT FOB HILL'S PATBNT II INO STAMPS ?BAL PKBSSKS BRANDING lllONg, deo. No. 129 KANT B * Y-ST REUT, CH ABLESTON, 8. 0. BW Call and examine special eas. January IC 0w?? CHARLESTON DENTAL DEPOT NO. ?7? KIMI-WUIUKT, GOLD ABO TIN VOIL, AM 4L? AMA, M IN VB AL TBM3TU, Steel Goode, ?ad every arttoU uaed Ly the Detstlst. tao- January ?7 <3?rirulturi?. IMPORTANT TO COTTON THK. BE'T PLANTFR NOW IN USE IS B. F. WHITNER'S "SEED PLAN I Eil." It ls espe? cially adapted ior plantiug 'Tong and Sbort I o' ton." It will al o plant all kinds of seeds, small and largo, spacing cr drilling in am quantity. By it pern ct aliiinrao t of tho seed, cultivation is facilitated and labor sav d It saves tho labor of at least two bands and ono mule. If is a Sou'hero Invention, thoroughly tested and is otMly msnagod Printed directions given wilh oacb ma-huio. sprclm ns to bo seen and for salo at Nos. 287 and 289 King-street. February 34 3 STOLE, WEHR fe CO. IMPORTANT TO RICE PLANTERS. WAGONER & MAT THE W ES' IMPROVED RICE DRILLS Just received by the Buhscribcrs, whe aro aconta for thia State of theso practical and successful Labor-saving Machines. TtTET ABE ALSO AOENTS FOR THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER LOMBARD'S HAND RUE HULLER BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S GRAIN DRILL-with Gu mo attachment THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN FOLSOM'8 HAND-SOWING MACHINES ALLEN'S HAND POWER, Which thoy offer at Manufacturer's prices, together with a large assortment of Plough J of all Makers COLLINS' STEEL PLOUGHS-one and two horse BRINLY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-one and two horse AMES'PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS, And Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Bar Iron Cutlery and Quns. J. E. ADGEK & CO., No. 139 MEETING-STREET AND No. 62 EAST DA Y-STIiEET, C H A lt 1< K S T O N , S. C. February'3 wfmlmo Cloting anH /nrnisljtng ($00)5. CLOSING OUT SALE. IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OF OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to make room for our SPRIN3 AND SUMMER SUPPLIES Which we expect the latter part of this month, wo have reduced the prices of our Uoods IIEUMIDLKSS TO COST OP MA^iUPAC TUKIfcO THE SAME:. Thanking the public for their very liberal patron? age, we nope o y our nur aoonn? tu ment a con tin nance of the same. We respectfully invite one and all to call and soo for themselves. I. L. FALK & CO., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 KING-ST., Next to Cowperthwart's Furniture Store, WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, No. 157 Meetiug-street. February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel. Shirts an) Jfatnisfying Qpoo&s. SCOTi'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SHIRT DEPOT. DEPOT. DEPOT. TBE ONLY EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY 1'XCLOSIVE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLE HEN'S FURNISHING STORE GEN ILEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN CHARL STON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C.. IN CHARLESTON, S. C., nAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF ' HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRA i ED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED STAR STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND t OL LARS, Which axe PRICES. i ffored for sale at the LOWE9T 0A8B E SCOTT, Meeting-street, opposite the Market Hall. February 9 ' Cmos gepattc JjHttrr?. PANKNIN'SHEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AX? ALL DISEASES OW TEX STOMACH ARD LIVER. *nrr Aas asoevafawasn ar nra MBDIOAL, PAOULTY. Sc C?O., A.GRNT?, NJRW YORK. Hai\itfacti?^;6y Cf F. P?NKI?IN; 0E3?DST ?OB) iMtW?Uttt, CHARLESTON, S.O. Feteruaiy 16 tawf lyr Ruction Salea. Horses, Mules, Office Desks. Tables, Chairs, Inkstands, Pen Racks, Letter Press, Wool? len Overcoats and Blouses. BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers. mu bo poid THIS DAY. 24th February, at ll o'clock, at southeast corner last Bay aud South Boyce's Wharf, A lot m OFFICE DESK.-*. Chairs, Tables, Ink stands, Overcoats, mouses, kc. And at hall' pugi 10 o'clock, in Iront of our office. No. 'JG llroad-strect, A lot of MUL?S. HO' BE*, kc. T< rms cash. Articles to be removed immediately iftor tho sal ? * ebruai y Sta Large Draft Horse. BY HOLMES & MACBETH, A net I o ii e er K. SYill bo sold THIS DAY (Wednesday), 24th Febru? ary, at half-past 10 o'clock, lu trent ol our office, No. 30 Rroad-strcot, Ono flue heavy DBA FT HORSE. Sold to p.iy ad ran ces. Terms cash, February 24 Lor ses, Mules and Vehicles; also, < hairs, Ta? bles, Bureaus, Extension Table, Stoves, Bookcase, Secretary, Carpets, Mirrors, Desks, Piano and Jewelry, al Auction. BY o. MCBRIDE SMITH. mis DAY, tho 24th instant, at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom, No. 31 Broad-stroot, will be sold. ALSO, FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES, Slates forrroflug ind other suuuries. 2* February 24 Store No. 13, South side Hayne-slreet. BY Z. B. OAKES. ?Viii be sold on TUESDAY. 2d March, at the Old Post?nico at ll o'clock. That three-story BUICK STORE, No. 13, south dde Hay ne-street, now occupied by Messrs. brahe k Co , Loather Dealers. Lot measures 22 feet front ind 117 feet in dopth; store Od teet deep, and in com? plete order. | conditions cash. Purchaser te pay tor papes and 3tami.B. February 24 TUR STATIC OF SOCTH CAROLINA, GREENVILLE COVNlY-IN CHANCERY. Wyman. Byrd $ Co , vs. Grady Sr Hawthorn. Bill to Foreclose Mortgage, ftc. By virtue of tho Deere'al Order of his Honor, Judge James L. OIT, made in the above case, I will sell to tho highest Nidder, at Greenville Courthouse, ou BA LEK-D * Y in lt arch next, tne PREMISES t c scribe I in tho pleadings, viz : Ad that piece, parcel and TKACT OF LAND, situ? ated in theC unty of Greenville, seven miles from the Courthouse, and six from the Greenville Rail? road Depot, lying on both sides of Reedy Rivor, con? taining four hundred and ninety-nine acres, more or loss, in ii hilt h H at? ot cultivation. Upon the place IB locatt-d the well known Cotton and Wool Factory of the d?tendants. The Cotton Factory is in full operation, with some thirteen hundred spindles and twenty-four lonuw ; tho Wool Factory with one hundred and twenty mule spindle*, ls also in good order and succcs.-Tul op?ration. On tho premises are a good Flouring, Grist and haw Mills, with blacksmith shop-two comfortable dwelling houses, and several en."'.: framed houses, for the operatives, with a :<ico brie,; ' huich. Tbe water power at all seasons ? sufficient to drive throe times the amount cf machinery now in operaron. The c unti y is re? mark illly hoalthv, with a climate unsurpassed in the Unit, d B ates with a sober, industrious and energe? tic population. Wooded lands adjacent, well tim? bered, can be purchased at reasonable piicei This is the best opt ortunity for an investment to capital? ists that has boon o tiered in the up-country since Hie war. Terms cash. Purchnser to pay for popers and stamps. w. A. MCDANIEL, C. C. C. derk's Office, February 2 18C9. February 13 fw JMutljinm), (Eastings, (Eic. |TEETING*STREET FOUADRY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizos on haud IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SUGAR M?I.L3, SUGAR BOILER?, AND PANS, ot all sizes HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 to 10 feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRE?8ttS for Hand power. Haw ?nd BKM Milln MACHINERY AND CASTINGS or all description? made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONT8 AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD? INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS. SASK WEIGHTS, etc., ?c, WILLIAM S. HE NE REY, MACH INI&l AND FOUNDER No. 314 MEETING-STREET, CHAKLESTON, 8. C. August 3 mwa FROM 4 TO 350 horse power, including the ceebrated corliss cut-off Engines, Mido Valve bta ilonary Engines, Portable Engines, Ac. Also, Circu? lar Mulay and Gang saw Mills, Sugar Cime Mills, shifting. Pulleys. &o , L ib md shingle Mills, Wheat and Corn Mills Circular aws. Behang, Ac bond ?or descriptive Circular and Price list. WOOD & MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., February 18 Cmos_U'loa. New York. PHOiNIX IRON WORKS. JOHN F. TAVLOE&1CO., BUCCES80B.8 TO V A M H ll tl N dC CO.. Engineers, Boilermakers. &c. Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PRITCRA RD-STREE2, (PEAK TUE DBI DOCK), C li ar leaton , S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RICE THBESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DE3CRIP1 ION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING. IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BRAS?. We guarantee tofhridsh ENGINE-> and BOILERS of as good quality and power, and at as lo ir rates a? eau be bad In New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB Ashcrofts Low?water Detect r. THE ONLY PEBFEOT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN TUE BOILER. REPAIR? PROMPH T ATTENDED TO. p.-?>>rnnrv 1 rao tiro? LEATRfcK Ai?D^IJBBfcK BBLTIN Gk steam Packin* Lace Letfker Bivi ts and Burs Belt Hooks, &c FOB KALB BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., R?>. a os KAir BAT, CHARLESTON, 8. C. 0 ' ama ?Sttrt?iii Sales. Contents of a Country Store, Furniture, Sen? try Machines, Hats, <yc. BY MILLS DRAKE. THIS HORNING, at IO o'c'ock, I will sell at my Store, corner of King and I lborty streets, CONTENTS Of K COUNTttY ?TOBE, ooNsisTina OF: MADDER PRINTS, Denims, hed Flannel, ffowo Hpiin, Oinghnm. s'atiuot. Damask, I Inen Plaid, irish Eft en, I adios' und Clients' Hos ery, I, (J. Handker? chiefs, Balmoral r-kirts. suspenders, i nun T hread, Bracelets. Duckies, Pocket-books. Braid, Dressing Combs, Children's nose, Veil , Crochet Collars. Kid Glow H. Riobonn, Children's Balmnr.il skins. Braid, Gauntlet* Ruffles, Vests, Panis, Ku ives and Forks, Files, M (?n's Brogans, Women's balmorale, &c. ALSO. 16 cases, 90 dozen, Men's and Boys' Alpine, Younc America and Ita ian HATS. ALSO. 1 Whoper A Wilson SEWING MACHINE, in order 1 CI080 ProsB. (lane-sf-a' Chairs, children's Chairs 'Tables,Washstand, and a lol of Pictures and Frames, Sec. Fehiuary 24 Boots, Shoes, Jiroijans, Gaiters, Balmorals, lr links c. BY IN. HUNT & S^N. THIS DAY, the 21th instant, ut 10 o'clock, in our Salesroom, No. 142 Meeting-street, we will sell, fer casi, 60 casos Assorted BOOTS?, HIOES, BHOGANS, Gaiters, Balmorals, 1 ruuks, &c, to which wo invite thc attention of buyers. February '24 A fine Durham Cow, Horses, Mules, Plouyhs, 0])ice Furniture and Sundries, at Auction. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, at hall-past 10 o'clock, at No. 33 Broad street. February 24, BAIUEF'S SAI.i;. By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered, wdl be sold THIi D ?Y, tho 24th instant, at ll o'clock pi o iaoly, at tho wharf at west end of Reaufain-strpot, AU tho right, title and interest of the defendant is 1 FLAT, 1 YAWL BOAT and 1 . oil ol BOPS. Levied on and to be sold as the property oi cjuash HenUng at the suit of Ernest Bi essen. Conditions cash. Februury24 tusw3 P. FLYNN, Bailiff. IN KtVUlTY-KBHSHAW. Twenty four Valuable Farms for sale. J. D. Kirkpatrick, administrator, vs. Jas. Chesnut et al. Before the Courthouse lu Camden, on tho first MON? DAY in March next, wid bo Hold, SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, belonging to tho Estate of John CLesnut, de? ceased Tho sale of this largo tract, situated in the imme? diate vicinity of Camden, and to he disposed ot in small and convenieut puce's, offers a flus opportu? nity to all persons who desire, to purchase cotton and turpentine farms. 'ioma-So much cash as will pay costs of pro? ceedings aud expenses ol s de; balance ou a credit of ODO, two aud three years, wita interest payable an? nually, secured by bond, good securities and mort? gage of pr mises sold. Purchasers to pay for pa? pers, recording and revenue mumps. Colouol W. M. SHANNON wid furnish all informa? tion concerning said lands to any person applying. M J. D. DUNLAP, s.pecial Reooiver. Camdin, S. C., February 16,18?9. Feb ruary 17_wii ASSIGNEE'S SALK AT W A LT E lt BO HO'. I will soil at the Courthouse, Oa MONDW, theist day of M ireh next, at 12 o'clock M., Ono GRAY HO KSK aud four MULE-?, tho proper? ty of Edward F. Dav a, assigned to rn,- in Bank? ruptcy. ALSO, Two MULES, tho propjrty of E. F. Davis and Lawrence N. Fisuburne, assigned in Bankruptcy. AL<O. One FuUR HORSE WAGON, the property ol James W. Hill, assigned to me in Bajkruptjy. Conditions cash. JOHN W. BUuBluGE, Ai sidnee. Walterboro', February 10, 1869. February 22 D*O mw2 LA lt (?li. SALE Ole lt li i 1J ESTATE IN ATLAN IA. GA. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in March, by the Administrators of William Herring, deoeased, THE FOLLOWING PROPEB? Y: First. A miguifioeat FAMIL? MANSiOV, four? teen rooms wita necessirv c oieta and ou.houses, situated on Peacht oe-street, iii a firs; class neigh? borhood in every respect. Second, seven Oil Y LOTS within ore hundred feet of the statehouse and Fir.t Baptist Church, four of which have improvements on them; one of these has a good eight-room brick house finished, throughout witb closets. Third. AB'-TOK oTOREHOU>E aud Kitohen, in the most desirable business part of the etty, on WhitehauVst oct, fronting 27 feat on Whitehall-street* and running back one hmm red and nineteen feet, wita the right ot an alley. Fourth. Anexo lient FARM of UOacres on Peach? tree Rear!, four miles from the cit.? ; fitly acres of cotton land, with a good peach orchard and good fencing. Fifih. An interest in WILD LANDS; else Notes and accounts and stocks tn Federal Manntacturing Companies. Mr. Herring having been long a resi? dent oi Atlanta, he selected the ino-1 desirable prop? erty, both as to present and prospective.valuo; con? st quent ly every foot offoreJ is sso. lin every re? spect. Terms-One-third cish; the bal anon in four and eight months, with interest frunt day of sale. J. W. BKRKlNii.l W. F. H1 RUING, i _ N. L ANG.ER. , \ Administrator.. A. LEYDEN, J february 13 Mia_18 ^uf?toneers' JpntmU Siiles. Beal Estate. BY o. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Broad-street, ?oath side, mear State-street. At Private Salq FIRSt CL*SS SBA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Rice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive a id V doable Manuf lotoriee, Mill Sites and D light tm -mumer R?sidences in various paris of the South ALSO, BOUSES AND BUILDING LoTS cf all sizes, price? and descriptions in every part of the etty. January 26 mwi8mo gorbui?tc, &r. HOES! HOES! HUES! nABDWABE OP DIRECT IMPORTATION BY Brig Agra and Steanuhlp Ooldea Horn, FROM LIVERPOOL. BRADES* GROWN HOES ELWELL'S HOES > EL WELL'S SOCKET SPADES S. EEL LORN MILLS PADLOCKS IN SB I S, WI TU MASTER KEYS, CARRON WARE. &o. Witb a general assn tm ?ut ot Mn^ iom Hardware and Ploughs, widen i offer low ic. cash. Ca P. POPP K NH KIM, No ?17 KING-STREET, Fobmary 1 Imo* D*O stan on the Pavement. IKC.AJR.'r Sc 00-, CORNER KINO AND MAHKET ST?.? CHARLESTON, S. C., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Home&tic Hardware* CUTLERY, GUNS, ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IRON PLOUGH AND NAYLOR'*} CST STEEL. METALA. ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE, Consisting of POTS, OVENS, KPIDiBS and EXT BA LIPS CIRCULARS, CROSS CUT AND HILL SAWS MILL ROOKS AND BOLTING CLOTH PLOUGHS. un a YAsrm ev AORICUB.TURA.L.' I At P LE in O NTS. PLAIN, STAMPED AMD JAPANNED TINWARE. WOODEN WARE GLUE * AK? ? A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. * P. 8.~Descriptlvo Catalogues em be Bad an pBeattoB. fm wanto* BM Noveanfea* Sf