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THE DAILY NEWS. 93- LARGEST CI HCULAT?O.N'.-TUE DAILY ?EWS REIN Ci THE NEW-PAPER OPFlClAl.Li RECOGNIZED AS SATINS THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN TUB CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN INS IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THC END Ol" SACH WFrli. ACCORDING TO IHt: PROVID? IONS OF THE Ni W PCSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bc 8orvcd to subscri? bers in tbe ?ty at srx DOLL AUS a year in advance, er at FISTEL:: cr...73 a v,o;k, payable to tbe cattier?. LOCAL MATTERS. AUCTION SALES IBIS DAT. LEITCH & Envy?; -ci-j11 poll at ll o'clock, ai tho old Postoiucc, son.ii Carolina Railroad stock and bonds. G. McD-trr-F SMITH ".iii sell at 10 o'clock, at Iiis offleo, Broed-Slreet, bir'e?. rnu'es. vehicles. Ac; also, at ll oVIjuk, a: tho old Postoffi-e, tho Purcell Farm. Knox. DALY k Co. will sell a', ll o'clock, at South Atlantic wharf, sloop Louisa. J. A. FSSLOW & Co. vi 1 roll at ll o'clock, on Palmetto whan, aeirgo of snsar and molasses. MILKS DKAXK v i i ; V. at 10 o'clock, st his store, corner King and Liberty stteets, fancy goods, aiio.s, &c. AIEETIXGS TP IS DAT. Marion Lodere, nt 7 P. M. Workingmen, at naif-past 7 P. M. THE DAILY ISBWS PBICE CURRENT AND COM j?EnciAL CmcuLAr. will be ready for dotivery at our cou^bng rocm at nine o'clock this morning. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten copios and over will bo filed at the rate of two and a half cents rer copy._ THE Pearn BALL hst nisrht waa a splendid affiir. Tho OOStrrmeawere costl,' and unique, and inolaCed every variety, from the beautiful to the grotesque. As wc go to press the merry makers are whiling away tee night in the mazes of the dance. COTTON BY STEAM_Messrs. B. Mure & Co. cleared ye=terdav, ter Liverpool, tho fino steamship Golden Horn, willi three hundred and forty-five bags of sea island cotton, two thousand four hundred and sixty-three bales anisad cotton, oi thousand sacks cotton seed and fourteen barrels roi .. DBDGS, MEDICINES &c-Our readors will observe ia our advertising columns to-day, that tho late copartnership of Messrs. E. H. Kellers k Co., wholesale and retail druggists, has bcoa dissolved. Dr. H. Baer, one of the copartners of the late firm, wdl continue tho busiuess at the old stand, and we hope will continuo to enjoy tho same good run of Custom which tbe bouse has had during thc past throe years. SALE OF BEAL ESTATE.-A. C. Mcgillivray, auctioneer, sold yesterday, uoder decree in equity, for Sheriff Mackey, tho following property, t rms one-third casb, bahaco ia one, two, three and four years: Lot in Coming, near Morris-street, forty feet by three hundred, with wooden buildings thereon, known as No. 105, tor $1100. Lot in Coming-street, forty-three foet by one hun? dred and for:y, with iroodsn buddings thereon, L-t^wn as Kos, ICO cad 163, for $900. THEATRE.-TIC second perfdrmanco of the Midsummer Night's Droam pas<ed off smoothly and success ully last night. Thc ascension of Puck, ?he panorama cf Athens, and tho other scenic effects cf thepieco were admirably rendered, and tho exqaisite dancing of Mlle. Di .ni elicited, as usu >1, a storm of applause. We have beard tin desire very generally expressed that at thc farewell ap. earanccof the compauyon Saturday ovenins thc White lawn should be again presented._ CLUBS AND STABS.-Tho following cases were disposed ot in tu-j Mayor's Court yesterday morn? ing: Benjamin Henry, colored, arrested for stealing a pioce of lead pipe off the gas metre in tho Bouse of Correctien. sent to hi Douse of Corrocr'oa. Mrs. M. Costello, refried tor having a stolen stove in her junksh. p la Biaufdn-streei, and ref Is? ing to allow private -niith to oxamlnc har books, bo having an order to do so from the Captain of the Police. Fined ?10. The Chief of thc Tiro Deparlmont was instructed to investigate tho Exohange street fire and report result. Prince Turner, colored, arrested for stabbing Hen? ry Lewis, coloren, in the back, on a raft at the .' >ot of Broad-street Discharged. IuPBOvfiD COTTON.-The persevering: activity with which Southam planters and farmers are apply? ing their ability to the development of the resources around them, the applioatien of the best ferUlizers, ajpd the use of the moat improved instrumentalities in the cultivation of the sou. are indications that prosperity and wenlth will, ere long, reward their efforts. The great staple, cotton, ol coarse attracts a large share of attention, and the exertions to im? prove lt, both in quanti y and qaality, exceed Im? measurably all provions attempts>> The numerously Improved qualities of cotton are quite extraordinary, and some of them are most superior specimens of the article. Among otb rs wh-ch bare attra-ted at? tention is the Peeler codon, grown in the southwest by Mr. B. Pee'er. Messrs. Fraser k Dill, f.ctora of oar city, have just received from M?.ssrs. Manlove k Hobart, ol Vicksb urg, a bale ot the genuine Peeler ootton, a sample of which is on exhibition at their office. The specimon will b; t J und worthy the a' teutlon of cotton m?r:hints HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 23.-Charleston, Hotel.-V C Kirk, R D Ki t, South Carolina; A G Mandel, New York; L Lyon, Daltiwor*; C Richard? son and lady, J P Richardson, south Carolin i; Re v Wm Martin. Columbia; J H Kinslon-, New Orleans; J C Gillett, Augu-ta; Thomas F .?ymraes, Co'umbia; N G Calen, Sumter; J Gannon. New York; WHebn, Philomel i tua; Iheod ro Gil.-nau. J W Carpenter, J 3 Ward and wife, M ss Ward. New York; G H Mart?D. . Bald core; S Blackman anC. wife, Massachusetts; Mrs J D Eldridge, New York; W H Wih-on and wife, Philadelphia ; H C shelton, Connecticut; H I i tm av. wife, child ai d servant, Miss 8 Ditmay, Miss Kryt ton, C A Clarkson > ew York; L Briggs, Connect? ent; W C Langley sid son. New York; J W Rears, Gcoigia; D Zimmermann, J C courtney, South Caro? lina; J J Atwater. co m -e tient. Pavilion Hotel.-L E Sooner, Bamberg; M H Mahers, Georgetown; EW Blame,Floreuco; Captain Fvane, Washington; J D Weekley, Orauseburg; Cha?. B Bates, S C; M Mareo. L??rs. S C ; J W Pickering, John's Isl md; F K S meon, G Pocket, Pans; MisC H Petting H, chilJ and servant. Kingtree; B Un tor? wood, N Y; J F Garner, Timmousvillr ; J B Patter? son, Barnwell. BEPORTEBS' CRUMBS.-B. F. Travelleck, the Michigan mechanic, wlU a'dress the workingmen agair to-mght. Thi readme roam o? the Pa vi ion Hotel is now abudantly snpp led with uJl the latest paper?. Holmes t Macboth have off cted the sale of the lot thirty by one hundred fest Queen-street, north of Archdale-street. for >C01 cash. In the case of the . Ute a carnet Bingley and Godfrey, indietod for highw.-.y ronbery and assault and bat? tery, and tried on Wednesday last, they were only found ffuilty of _ssau.ll and feafer.-. acd not of high? way robbery, s Stated yesterday The stan li ult devoir pments ia referenee to the Mayoralty did n 11 ke placo yesterday accordine to rumored progr mme. There was some id lo tait yesterday about a colli? sion between a prominent city official and a po'ice man, all of which i yriooi larg ly ot' moonshine. ? The Union . Lea"uo had a meeting last LLjht and elected officers. It is cu.rcutly nmored that !be6:h Infantry will leave tho i iry nc-1 . U-J-U y for ihe Wcsiern pra ric?. Manager Gran, of ihn Germ iu opera, is in ibo city matin: airanfcenica-toto briu.iont tb j opera mcredi 'tiblo style. The sacred concert elven at St. Mary's Church last evening under too direction of Mrs. Barbot was another saecess, bo h as to the music and the at? tendance. THE UNITED STATES COURT. FEBRU\RY 25. Hos. GEO. S. RUTAN PRESIDING.-Tho po'.ilioa of Ar hur Hammond, to sol up lieu againr-r Theodore Stoney, was amended FO as to make William Hocka dav a parly, and that he report amount ol tent paid bankrupt, ard rhow cause why rent toaceruc should not bo paid *e purchaser. Final hearing m tho cases of John W. Falk an.1 Ai thur \V. F. to'minons, was ordered f>r the loth April. George K. Ti.an was approved as assignee in tte cis.-s of John McMillan George A. Rushing and i-nmuel W. Trotti. 1 he petition of M. C. Uodge, bankrupt, for bu il discharge, was referred to Registrar Carpeu tir, and hnal bearing ordered on tho 9th ol' April. The petitiou of Wiiliam Jervey, truste-, ta e^tabl sh hen agaiust Rh-ha.d Boper, was referred to Registrar Carpenter, 'ike p ti.ion of lbco. D. Stoney, for KUM'purpose, was referred to Registrar Jaeger. On ?hi p litton . f Wm. C. Ucc, creditor io ?he matter of B. C. I vans, bankrupt, thc Registrar recomaiPDilcd. in his report, rale and fonds tj rc mail bauds ol a-sigut-e lo abiJo lu: th- r or? ders. Sale was granted, to t ike plac? first Monday in April, ?nd li n creditors be notified. Order was granted Louis AlcLain. assignee of J. It. Mi ler, to transmit certificate ot' bankruptcy of said Mille, to Rastrar m Bal k.uplcy at Danville, Virginia, and to Bon.-J. C. Underwood, at Alexandria; also copy of tho order. _ THE STATE COURT.-THURSDAY, FEBE?ABT23, HON. R. B. CARPEXTEB PRES.DING.- Ike jury re? turned a verdict of guilty of larceuv tig.iiust John Williams. Jim Brown, ind.cttd lor attempt to com? mit rape and assault and battery, w.sconvicted thereof. Tho court was occupied in thc trial of Ja? cob Bailey and five others, for coi spiracy, io set fire, to break n'.o a barn with intent to st ul. and at? tempt to cot fin, Sun'1 Lord 1- >q., appear _d for fhe prosecution, and i olonol R. W. Seymour for thc detence. lkegranijury made tho fol owing prc sentmtnt, and were discharged from further atten? dance upon the court : The grand jury for th ; February term of the Court of <emmon Pleas and Gene.al Se-eions for tho Couu tv of charles OD, beg leave to pay that they ba\e en? deavored to discbarge the duu* s assigned lucni, and would respectfully report as follows: Tb.it he j ail t-uilding audprc.-ui6Cs were touncf dean ano in good order, and wou'd make the lollowinc recommenda? tions: That a boiler tm attached to the cookiug au? par., tus and connected with pipes li ading to the oath room, in order that the ul nkete and clothing m y ba kept in a more cleanly condition, and that t .o prisoners be required to > alho ?noio frequently; ta: mote auitable nourishment be luruished tiiosick prisoners, under the direction o>' thc pbvsician of the jail; that water iloset? bc arrange I mr the use ol' the prisoners in each ; toi y of tuc ouilding; that be water closet in the yaru be cleaned aud lepaired; that tho hospital In belier ventilated und the num? ber of inmates be reduoed, ti.ere beitg too u uuy lor thc size of tho roo i ; also, Unit there be rtome im? provement in the vuntiltilioa ot thc tower, tho air of the hospital and tower beiug very impur.1. For thc Mcsne Convey mee we recommend n> w (.helving to receive the record books, and thc rebinding of such books as aro falling to pieces; also, that thc . nice be repaired and furnish, d with suitable furuiture. Wo recommend that the following bc done in thc courthouse: i ho clerk's offico ropturei; new book? for cniO'Ung, if judguieuta be provided; tho old books re-bound and suitible furniture obtained; .or thc jury room suitable lurnituro, htaltng apparatus and water clos. ts. lt having been brought lo thc nor rc of tho gr nd jury that parties appeared at thu polls at 'he Mucici ] al election iu November last with ba-.ig.-s, and rep? resented themselves as depu y shu ia's, and in er? ie ed with tto v iteri in oxerc sin > tceir lights, this jury rei ort the same as injurious to good o' der ano the peae? of thc cumuiuuuy. and recommend that Inquiry bo made into the authority b< which they were appointed and acte J. WILLIAM G. WHILKES. For- man. BTJSISCJBSSS ?NOXICKS?. BTHE ATTENTION of dealers ia invited lo Ito auction salo of now crop sugar and molasse, i, canto of schooner Frank k Emily, by t essrs. J. A. Enslow k Co., on Palmetto wharf, at ll o'clock this day. Luscious FituiTS.-At tho fruit 6toro of M. N. Uluin, No. 3 JO Eini,'-fetreat, th< io can always be had a choice selo.-tioa of the best tropical fruits, nuts ic. His establishment is one ol the best kept in the city, and always abounds in delicacies that can tempt the palate of th? mott fastidious. THE rrtopraETOBS OF "Whann'a Raw Bono Supeiphosphate ol Limo cordially i .vito farmers, dealers aad o'hers interested in procuring.-! first C1.-W-S manure, to call and examine their worts, ?>ee process of manufactuie, and insp ct the m ileriuls used. They havo no tecrets, give fal! value, and guarantee their Phosphate toc?me up to tho Un - d ud aea'ysis. Claiborn, Herring k Co. arc thc agents for the sale of it in A us us ia aud Charleston. February 23 Imo To THE PLANTEES OP SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.-Believing "WHA?TS'S" UAW BOKE *? PSnPHOSFHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to tho best Fertilizers in niaiket, and uupcriO' to many, and being deairous of having it thovjughly to- 'ad, wo have c include j to offer the following Pruniium?; 1st. for tho largest yield of Co ton Hom au acre cf land, a Silver Pitcher worth $100. 2d. For the sec? ond largest yield of Cotton from aa nore of laud, a silver Pitcher worth $59. Sd. For the larg- st yield ot Corn from an acre of land, a bUvci Goblet worth $25. The abovo premiums will bo awarded where "WHAKMB"' RAW BOKE SUPERPHOSPHATE alone is used on the aero product'ng Ike yield. Those applying for tho premiums will be required to furnish t-atinfacto y evidenoo of the amount p o duced on the acre, and a statement of the mann -r lat which Uuy applied the manure. A limited amount only of mis 1 hosphate will be distributed during thu soason. Prices, delivered on the cars at Charleston. $C5 per ton, rash; Hr $70 for approved city accept anees, payable 1st Novpmoer. CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO., Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C., And Ne. 7 Warren Block, Aug sta. Ga. Februarv 23 Imo Business Curds. gUANNON dc BROWN, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, . Lancaster Coan house. South Carolina. WM M. SHANNON. I JOHN BROWN. Camden, bo. Ca. | Lancaster C. H.. So. Ca. February 2J_ 10* JUHS 1> . A LK X A ti 1) 1?. iv , ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUR/JC AND GENERAL AGENT. No. IG liroail-sticct. ? RESPECTFULLY SOLICI1S RdS.'NKfS IN AD. JC?STING ACCOUNTS of Merchants aud ol nea*, and in WRITING UP AND P03TING their BOtt JS, chin r in part_jf. who'c. ka. Jami ry 9 G EO. ?. CUtlSOlt . No. ll Uroml-sticet, WILL Bur AND h'ELL ON COOIMI.ITON REAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, ceUPDNS, GOLD. SiLVER AND RANK BILLS. February 1 lm? Yt)KTU,STl!.ELIi ? W A..I) WHOLESALE DEAL-DOS IN FANCY COO?1, STA T10NERY, PERFUMER Y C ?TL ER I HOSIERY, FURNISHING G00D3. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERY, fco., kc. No. 1?7 Meeting-street, CHARLESTON. S. C. J. B. STEELE. C. 0. NOR fl, A? W. WARDELL, Ju. New York. Januar; S3 imo H. T R E N H O li At ; No. 1 BROAD-STREET, OU ARLU-TON, S C., MINER. SHIPPER AND DEALER m South Carolina Natara Bono Phosphate. Ja unrj ll t'n * rpo BU SIN is s s ai ta y . THE SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED AT 'CUTER, S. C., I<s O iE OF THB .BK- P ?i 'l-:u-. IN TH?! TTP COUSTKY; baa a larne clrou II iou. und affords s i. perot- a I vantages as an a-Irr- -t ai .g m . limn lern? low Addres DARR k 0-1* I N, Fohruary 22 Proprieors. /tnot?oL _ BANK 5JILLS! BANK BILLS! ALL KINDS BOUGHT RY ANDREW M. MORELAND, February IC Uroker, > o. 8 Broad-Btreet. Jflarljincri), (Eastings, (Cte. PHONIX JROi? AV0RK& JOHN F. TAVLOIMCO., SUCCESSORS TO U A M Kit O 5. ji CO.. Eugi:iferss l??ilermakets, &c. 3fos. 4. (! <7?cf S PRIl'i'HARD-STREEl, UV EAR IIIS DRV. DOCK), Charleston, S. C\ STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ' SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING, IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BBAS?. Wo guarantee lo furnish ENGINES and BOILERS of u? good quality and power, and atas low rates o caa bc bad in Now York. BaUimorcor Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB Ashcroft^ Low-water Detect*:-]-. THE ONLY PERFECT SECUP.IIY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. February 1 PAC ttmos i^raKFiiND RUBBER BELTHNTG-. Steam Packin % Laco Lo Uh or Rivets and 15ars Beit Hooks, &c. FOR ?ALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 K AST BAY, CD AR LESION. S. 0. Jannary 6 .Imo F K O AI 4 TO 350 horsn power, including tho co ebrat-.d i "oniss Cut-ofl bugin* 3, slide Y.IITC Kta liouary Famines, Portablo Murines, A-c. *Jso, Circu? lar M ul.iv aud Gang Saw Mi'ls, Sogar Cune dillis, ?hilting. Hulli>vs. fte., L-ih ind shingle Milla, Wheat and Corn Mills. Circular -aws. Bolting, kc. Send io-- descriptive Circular and Trioa Li*t. WOOD lc MAIN STEAM ENGIN? 0O., FcbruirvlS Cmos TJiica. New York. iiIi5.ctl?nco?5. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ME:KRs\ PKI-LO^SE k CO.. ROU ' I??LTU 1USTS. from POI-?B. hive tho honor to inform the imbi o. that t-hoyhavo arrived in this city with a beautiful assortment of FLOWERS, PLANTS A NU FANCY SHICUB? Por Gardens a-d Hoosos, as Co 'ows : 100 difforoiit kind' ol very fine crafted ROSES. 400 va> ieties ot FRUIT T uh.ES of the Quest quail ties, arnon.' w km aro ibu Cherry lr*-e (Empross Eugenie) eigb< oi thc Cherries weighing one pound. Tho Mutter Pear, ineouioar.iblo. w. igh? from one tn two ponnd- each: aud a large assortment ot Flowers and Veentablo seed Also very flue Bulbs of every sort, wbioli remain in bloom from five to rx uiontbs. Carnation Finks (i ew var otios) recently intro? duced in Franc?. Amatottr- aro solicited to t di and examino the obnve assortments at toe stor.? No. 193 King-street. All of the uhovo Plants will be warranted, as the importers arc well lmown among H-rrhmlturists in this couti tr - as rcspouslblo in fbi ir oncragoments. February 17 12 PtLLORSK 4 CO. JJ FICKL1KG HAVING TAKEN HOCK A DAY'S STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-STREET, ls row proparod io keep CATTLE, HORSES and S10CK of cv ry cl esc ri pt on. 'lhere is a go: d pump a id larne s- eds on the lot. I will soil Stock on small comm SfiOB. Imo February 9 li KKttsUfl k Ii A TBS, CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWERY, HARLEM, A'. Y. This celebrated A's is brewed fresh all through tho y. ur r.nd is gvara-iteed lo keep sound through thp no:te-t wea tb sr and Ou that ucoi nt is of a 1 Ales tho best a laptcd to tho -ouihcru climate. The proprietors uro dus rous nt i>sttb:i-itiing a trade tor their Alu io lids cction, aud wi^h lo IT ?ko a - rangements wi h sim' ?-n rgotie, ro.-ponsiWe i arly to take Mio g*uoy lor tho salo of it in '"hB'l sun and viciuity. BYE KRON k RAT>s, Harlem station, NCW York City. Fehru iry 15 3mo M. L. FINLEY'S lelolnuted Cookinsr stoves, "PHlLANTUUai'lsr" AND " CIVILIAN," Manufactured at Troy, N. Y , and for salo by D. L. F?LLE R TON, AUGUSTA, GA. fTTHE^H STAVES 81 AND PNRIV-LLE? FOK .1 ca:>aony. dar'b ht?, convo .i.-nco and thc ftou oral pui-p"eo' to whfoh i'ooknau Sioves arc used. I he PHU ANniROPI-i ls o<trahrav> pl ted, and has Ai?h Drawer; eun IM? mid- into a six boiler hole stove: hus cast iro? Wier raak galvanised, ot enamel lined, A sirtctly Orst-cbM KO??.'. The CIVILIAN fa of . neat dosuro, ao l bas a Que Ure? Oven. This NTOVC ?a i be had ?lill the extension o rk SIT. bolo*, und ro-- rv.iir whou desired For furtlior itt .rrc-tioo apply r? D. L. EU LLD' TON. January 30 6m'w August '. On. ILLIS ? cuisoLfli. FAOTOidS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS un SHIPPING A G EX rs. WILT. ATTEND TO TOE PURCHASE, SADE AND .NHIPMENT (to Foreign iud Domestic Pori?) ol COTTON. RISE, LOM BER' AND NAVAL STORKS ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 9. 0. B.WILLIE.o.A. K. CHISOLM. October 20 /ttt?iijCW. mi?K "CAROLINA FR'?TILIZF.R" IS MADE FROM HIE PHOSPHATES OF J South carolina, awl ia pronounced hy various chcrai.-its one ol the bent Manures known, only infer'or to Peruvian Guano in it- FERTILIZING PBOPERTIES. These PHOSPHATES arc the remains of extinct land and sea animals, and poises' qn ? Hties of the Greatest value to ihc agricnltnnst. Wc ancex the analysis of Professor SHEPHERD : 'IABOBATOBT OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE or Socra CABOUKA. Analysis of a sample of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally selected: Moi-lure expelled :.t 212 dei. F.IG.07 Or?:auio Matter with some water cf combination expelled at a low red heat. .16.16 Fixed Ingredients.G6.08 Aminouia.2.0? Phosphoric Acid-Soluble. COG.Equivalent to 11.27 Solublo ihosphsteoi Lime. Insoluble.6.17.Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (bone). 13.13 24.75 Phosphate ot L<me. Sulphuric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23. G5 snip tate ol' Lime. Sulphate or Potash.08 Sulphate of Soda.3.05 t-and .11.06 On tho. strength ot these results, I am glad to cortlfy to thc superiority of Iho CAROLINA FERTI? LIZER, examined. C. TJ. SHEPHERD, Ja." MST We will furnieh this excellent FERTILIZER to Phntors and otbors at $65 per ton of 2000 lbs. GEO. "W. WILLIAMS & CO., FACTORS. Fe' mary 20 th8 prn (Bute, (Pc GREAT ATTBACTION AT FUECHGOTT & BROS. H'170'S.S?LE AXD RUTA IL DRY GOOJ)S STORE COKISER KINO AND CALHOUN STREETS WE BEG TG ISTORM TUE HPIES AND OUH Customers ill coner .ii. Mut we have just re ectved tin a&lit'on to our usual stael: ol' DOM linl'lc jud FANCY (iOoAt?j, a iicw supply suitable ar the present season. CONPISTOO OF: CLOAKS, I) Lt Y ??ODo, i*o I* LINS, 4c, at reduced prices II evy Bulmoral Skirts at di 12 Very choice article Blark .-ilk SI 6?, worth $2 SO Ladies' super Merina VesU only $1 A lot ot linc l'ianu Covets which will lie sold less than cost. 150 dozen UOOF SE IR I'S, 50 to 60c. A lot ol Photograph Albums. 75 cents oitutih- liner's celotiratud French CORSET, H CH and upward A lui and complota assortment of Ge: man and Ens- ! tub BOMttt?,from laJ? up Afine assortment ot Ladlee' and children's Silk, lier hu Clo.h and Lisle GLOVES, elegant designs ALSO, A good selection cl BLAIN KETd, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CA83IHEBES TABLE DAMASKS, SK., Ai tho lowest figures. Wc would also notify our patrons that w- have ar? rancad a soparato department in our Store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c. ?3T ENTRANCE ON 0ALUO?N-STB2ET. FUKCIl<?<IT"r ? RROS., NO. 437 KING-STREET, December 14 8ma Agricultural. IMPORTANT ?0 COTTON PL \ NTH US. THK RE?T PUNTFR NOW IS USE 18 B. F. WHITNER'S "SEED FLAN I ER." It is ospo eiaily adapted lor planting "Long and Short . ot ton." 1'will al-o plant all k nds Ol'seeds small and large, spacing or drilling lu an*, quart:ty. By it perl" et ?ltenme t or the scod, cultivation in facilitated ?nd labor sav d It saves thc lah. i of at least Iwo hands aud ono mule. I- isa ?otrherii invention, thoroughly tested and is o -?ly managed Printed i linet ions elven with each machme. spodm ns to bo Feec aud for sale atxou. ;87and2S9 Kiug-aiaeet, Fcbinary U 8 MOLL. WEBB 4 CO. PRIME NORTHERN SEED RICE FOR bi* LE. APTLS TO JAMES lt. PH INGLE. Decembers 2aww2B*0-tUf IMPORTAN r TO RIOS PLANTERS. WAGONbR Si MAlTHEWES' IMPROVED RICE DRILLS Just roccived by iba ar. >sc Users, who are aeen's for this state ol'thean practical a id successful Laivir-s viuv Machin?e. THEY Ann ALSO AOKSTS r03 THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER LOMBARDS HAND RL E HULLER BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S G RAIN DRILL-with (junio uttachmt.-nt THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN FOLSOM'S HAND-SO .VINO MACHINES ALLEN'S HAND PuWBiL Which they oflV a '-'nnuf icmrr-v's prices, Ingo'hflr with a lar,;o au -orrtnoiit of Plough . ot aU Mckors. COLLINS' STEEL PLOUGHS-ono and two h orso BRIN LY'S STEEL PLOCGnS-ono and two horse . AMES" PLOUGHS OE ALL KINDS, And Agriculture! Iiaplcmcfl's. Hardware, Bark-on Caller, a.d duna J. 35. ADGrJ'ili & CO., No. 130 MBETlXt?-STRKET AND No. C3 EA.<T?AT-?''I<EEl\ e it A ti. i. K S T ?J re, c. F- bruary 3 wfbilmo Qt KO. ti . U ? f 1' O C tm, FACTOR AND 0OM1I?8SION MERCHANT, ACCOMMODATION WRABF, Charleston, S. 8. P. GADSB&N HASBUU fonos Sept emt cr 21 flcpatif Sitters. THY PAM'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, ANS ALL DULAS? OF TOE STOMACH AND LIVER. TDET ARE REC021 lt ENDED BT THE ME ID X C A. XJ FACULTY. HEGEMAN &, CO., AGENTS, NEW TOKE? Manufactured by C. F. PAMNW, 0SE?S? A?S APOTHECARY, OHAELKSTO jST, S. C. JtifFor Sala by Druggists Etor?/tvherc.m&i Eebiua-y 15 mwflyr Sbjrts an?i /urntsljinn, (fiteo&s. GrET YOUR SHIRTS AT E. SCOTT'S, SHIRT EMPORIUM, Meeting-street. Under the Star Shirt Sign. STAR c3 I ra fl? GC ? CO ts O o w ?*{ ?1 S IURIS AND C?LliAKS. Also, every Variety of GEN'T?. F??SIaiTING GOODS, AT PRICKS THAT DF-EY COHPlimiON. Januiry 1 Gmo (rllotljinfj ?\? /urnisljiiiij $o?s. ILlhSl.Nti OUT SALE. IN OK DER TO DISPOSE OF IDE BALANCE OF OUB FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to toalio room (or uar AKJ -U.VIMH^ SUPPLIES Which wo expect tho laitorp ir.'ol'this month, we hive reduced tho prioos nf our doods RkXUARDJj ?S Til COST i?P fllAVUP.VC TU"liVG THK SAAIK. 1h:n kita tho pub;to f >r their rory liberal patron ace, wo ho e by our lair deal ia;; to merit a ceutiu uaurr of thc simo Wo wp< 6 fully i.ivl:e ono and uti lo aail and ,-?J lor thcuiselvi's. L L. FALK & CO., DETAIL 1 BfARTUCNT No 303 KISQ-ST., Next to Cow perth wai l's Furnllure Store, WHOLSSALiv DBP.MIL ?KITT, Ko. 167 lk:a g-etreet. February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston HoteL Unction Salts. South Carolina Railroad Stock and Bonds. W. Y. LE J TC H & K. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneers. THIS DAY, at ll o'cloclt, in front of thc OW Foslef wlll be sold at anction, 60 HALFfcHAEfcSS?UlH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK ll halt ?bares sV.ith Carolina Railroad stork 5000 friz per Cent, Routh Carolina ?ailroad Conds, in untos to suit purchaser!. Terms cash. Fibruary 26. Desirable Investment-Nus. 39 and 41 Wall Street. W. T. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold on 1UESDAY, ad March, ai the Old Postofflce, at ll o'clock, That TWO SI Oh Y WOODlN TENEMENT, Iraown as Nc?. 39 and 41 Wall street, two doors south of Calhoun. Haid tenemeni contains eight rooms. Lot meafures 35 feet front by 98 teet deep, more or less. 3 arms-Ooo-tbhd cash ; bal ace in on-, two, ihreo and four years, with interest property to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for piners und stamps. ' February ?fi Imtu3 Desirable Small Dwellings at Auction. W. Y. LEITCH & If. S. BltUNS, Auctioneers. Will bc sjld at the OUlPoatofhVt, at ll o'clock, on UDI SDAY 2d .March, That unall and do*ira.lo DWELLING- HOOBF, situate at tho northwest corner of America and Moko nt* ce s, contaiu.ng 4 rooms, at H outbuildings. Lol measure-; HO feet iront by 45 feet in depth, mora or les \ ALSO, 7hat two story WOODEN RESIDENCE adjoining the ab ive, aud known as Ko. ii Wake-street. House contain? 1 rooms and necessary outbuildings. Lot meaeu'es30 by 45 ie-1, more or less. letras--Ono half c-isb; balance payable in twolve months with iuterest. s cured by bond and mort? gage, witb po ley oi insurance assignai. Purchaser to pay us : ->r papers and = tampa. February 26_fmth3 Elegant Private Residence at corner of Orange and Iradi streets. W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. By rirtno cf on order of sale to mo directed by the Hon. Ceo. R. B yan, Judge of tho United States Court for the District of booth Carolina, I will sell at public auciionon lUEsDAY, 9th March, at ll o'clock A. M., at the Old Posteffice. That vory desirable and spacious RESIDENCE at northwest comer ot Orange and fradd streets, now occupied by the Hon. P. C. Gaillard, 'i ho House contains-rooms, and upon the premises are all necossary outbuilding, with a spa. ious garden spot undi-r cultivation. Ubis is one ol the most desirable Residences in Charleston, and ia well situated w th reference to the business part ot Charleston, and iu c'o.-e proximity to tho Ba.tery. Let measuics 110 feet on Tradd by 160 feet on Oran ito -street. '1 erm s- One- our I h cash; balan e in one, two and th reo years, secured uy bond a'-d mortgage of the property, wiih interest; property to b- insured and poiicy a.-pi.ned. Purchaser to pay Auctioneers for papers and stamps. XAWRBVCE W. O'HEAR, As igneo of Theo lore Stoney. February IS mst t hm tue Contents oj a Fancy Store, Boots, Shoes, hats, ?rc. BY MILIS BRAKE. THIS MORN I' G, at 10 o'c'ock, I will sell at my Store, corner of King and " iborty streets, THE aToCK Ol' A F ?NUT a'lOUE, COVEI?TI.N-G OF: Ch-nn, fiilt and Ivory HUl'iON-i. Steel Coff? .cla -1 Pms, Murker.', Buckle?, Lace and Tissue Voil?, Leal her and 81k Holts. Cotton Ba ls, Crochet Braid. Linen Colara ard Cuffs, Out l.uPJ.ng, sus? pende-s, Ke.lculcs. Bu hu uloves, Buck Gaunt eta, Curl Nels, Bead Nets, Heid-dressc?, luck Combs, skirt supporters kc. Immediately nf. er th* salo of the above, I will sell 50 cases BOOTS'. SHO'-.M and HATS, CONSISTINO or: Cases Men's Kip and B ff HOOT*, Brotfans, Balmo? rals. MalakoBh, Cougrcta, A-c. Cases Women's Goat aud Buff Bootees, 3 to 7 i nd 6 lo9 Ladies. Missos' and Children's Congress Polish hoots, Morocco and Goat Bootee?, ko. AIM. 76 dozon Men's and Boys' Alpine, Italian, Young Amcilcu and Eemvcky white, Black and Brown H ?is. iebruary2? Store No. 13, South side IJagne-street. BY Z. B. OAKES. Wdl bo sold on TUESDAY. 2d March, at the Cid Postoffice at ll o'elook, That throe-story UKli'K Vi'ORE, No. 13, south" (.ids Uayue-strcrt now occupied by Messrs. Brahe & Co , Leather Dealers Lot meat-urea il foot front and 117 feet ,u depth; store OJ I net dLcp, aud in com? plote oidor. ''oudi?ons catii. Purchaser to pay for papes and slam ii. February 21 ( Hg Engine nouses and Lois. F.r z. B. OAKJ:S. Will bo sold, on TUESDAY. 2d March, at thc Old ['rj'tofDco, al ll o'clock, Two EN Ol NE HOUsEs AND LOTS, belonging to the eily, viz: The BTiILDING AND LOI', cart side Anson street, near Laurens, recently occupied by tba '.Youug America." 'the Bidding nnd Lot lately ocenpibd by one ol tho City Eu|i>ncs, situated ot the northwest cor? ner of Washington and Insprodon streets. Conditions-Ma'f i ash; balance in ono year, with interest Purchaser to pay City Attorney for papers and stamp.. February i5 Gent'el Residence, No. 106, Fast side of St. Philip, one door South of Morris street. BY Z. B. 0\KE< WUl be sold, on TUESDAY, 2d March, at tho Old Postoffl.o, at ll o'elock. That well flt ?sheri and (?en eel i WO--iND-A-H*LT STOuY'-WELLING, No 106, east ?de st. Puibp street, containing lour upright uno two utileioim?. Largo pantry -und dresrfiug room, wide et.try and handsome stairs. Ino Hooso measures 18 by 40 feet Double piazzas south and east. Privato stair*. On i he premises is a weil ?nl-h.d two story ki'cbon, herlies laigo ciste-naad well. Tho dwodlag is mr Dished with gas fixture* and bells throughout Lot measures 36 feet iro..t und llb feet is depth. Immo dia'c posscs.-iou can be givon '?erins cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamp* February 26 J puiiiiibu (toils. U II A C. 31 I J O ? T , ATTOBNEY AT LAW, Nb. 1 OO URTU OUSE S QU* A BE.. February 15 mw! Imo tl ? F I C E N O. ? 7 G KING, ( Pi'OSJTE UASLL-STIOET. Jaimnw 2-;_3nio SOUTHERN STEiNClO^UFACTORI E. H. RODG-ERS M AN UF AC TUBER AND WHOLESALE DEAL Kit Ii STENCIL STOCK AN3 MES, STEEL LETTERS AND STAMPS CHI tKS AND TAUS GK ASS AND G RR RIAN SILVER KEY KINGS, CHAINS, ?to. ^EA.R-K:iISrGr IXvTKZS BY THE GALLON OB BiEREL. AGENT FOB HILL'S PAT8ST HAIKU STAMPS SEAL PRESSES BK A N Ul VG IRU-VS, ?ic. No. 129 FAST BAY-STKKUT, CHARLESTON, S. 0. ffS* Call nnd examine specimens. J u.uary 16 Brnos DENTIST. ROOMS AT HIS WsMDENOK, NORTHWEST OOR NEB O? MEETING AND SOCIETY STRBETS. November 20 fmwOmoa J?i?ftion Soifs. Horses, Mules and Vehicles; also. Chairs,' Ta bles, Sureava, Extension Table, Stoves, Bookcase, Secretary. Carpets, Mirrors, Desks, Piano and Jewelry, at Auction. . BY G. McBBSDE SMITH. IBIS DAT. the 26th instant, at 10 o'clock, at hi Salesroom. No. 31 Bro.id-street, will bc sold. ALSO. FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, Slate for roofing, and other Sundries. January 25 [SALE rOSIPOXEB TO THE 26TH INSTANT, Fr.rDAT, Ex parte Wm. Shepherd, in re Joseph Pur? cells-Assignee's Sale of the "Purcell Farm,'* on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston, at Auction. BY G. McBPIDE SMITH, Auctioneer. By virtuo of a Decree in Bankruptcy in the above ca.-c, will bc ?eld THIS DAY, .he. 26th instant, at ll o'clock, at the Old t'o-tollles, All that J RtCT OF LAND, lyin? on the north aide of tho public road leading from charleston to Ashley River Ferry, containing .?eventy-flve sud a IMI?(75)f) acres, more or lees, and also a . malj Tract of Land on tho northern boundary of the aoove tract and in? corporated with it as ene tract; bounded north and east ou lands now or late of-Ho-vard, t-outhoa the Dorchester Road, wost on lands now or. late ef - Beckman, and north ?'est on lands now or late of Hav. P. O'Neill; the place said to oonuin phos? phates, and'to be well sett od. Terms-One-third cash; tho balance in one and two years, secured by a mortgage on theptoperty; purchaser to pay for papers and btamps. E. W. MAR-HALL. ' Assignee of Jos. Pu-colL February 26_wrthfi aVo. 22 Calhoun-slreet, with Buildings thereon South side, near Anson-street, at Auctiofi., BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. Auctioneer. On TUESDAY, thc 2d of March, at ll o' deck, at the Old Po h to fncc, will be sold, The above, containing 43 feet front by 164 feet deep on the east line, by 1S3 feet on the west line, more or less. Terras-One-third oash; the balance in one and two years, secured as usual A liberal discount for ah cash. Iuthmtu4 February 23 Sloop "Louisa," Atlantic Wharf. KNOX, DALY & CO. Will sell THU DAY. at ll o'clook. A. M. I he above SLOOP, fully equipped and furnished and ready for immediate use. Dimen-iona 25 tcet long, 8 feet beam, and only eight months old._February 26 Choice Grocery Sugar aad Clayed Molasses, Cargo of Schooner Frank and Emily, from Cardenas, just arrived. BY J. A. ENSLOW & CO. THIS D KY. the 26th instant, will be sold, on Palmet? to Wharf, alongside Sohooner F.ank ani Emily, at II o'clock, Kin box -s CENI BITOGAli SUGAR 174hhds. 1 Biight and Heavy ) - 21) tes. | Clayed Molasses f ?ew urop* Conditions at sale. _Fobraary26 LYU GK ?ALB OF HB-VL ESTATE IN ATLAN l'A. GA. Will be sold on the first TtTESDAY lu March, by the Admim-trators of William aerring, deceased, THE FOLLuWIVO PROPEK1Y: First. A mtiguifltto.it FA M ILK MANSION, four? teen rooms wftu necees -rv c oseta and ou .houses, situated on Peacht ce-strcet, in a first class neigh borhood in every reipccL Second. Seven CH Y LOT* within ore hundred feet of the staten ouse and Fu>t Baptist Church, four of which hive improvements on .them; one of those bas a good eight-room brick house finished throughout with closets. laird. A li1 ICK oTOREHOU-E and Kitchen, in the most desirable business part of tho city, on WhitchalW'eet. fron?ug 27 fest ou Whitebau-sixeet, and tunning boca one hundred and nineteen feet, with the right ot an alley. Fourth. An cse lieut PA RM of 170 acres on Peach? tree Read, four miles from the citv ; filly acres of cotton land, with a go jd peach orchard und good ion ring. Fifth. An interest in WILD LAND-; ?laoNotes and accounts and Stocks in several Marmfastnrlng Companies. Mr. Herring having bceu loi.g a resi? dent oi A thu ta, he selected tho mont desirable prop? erty, both as to present and prospective value; con? sequently every foot offers J is iso. 1 in o very re? spect Terms-One-third ci6h; the balance in four and eight months, with interest from day of sale. J. W. BERBIN?.l W. F. Hi- RUING, N. L. ANOIER. j A. LEYDEN, February 13 Die ' 18 IV 1" (I LT TY-KEBSHAWt Twenty foHT Valuable Farms f >r sale. 'J. Z?, Kirkpatrick, administrator, vs. Jas. Chemut et al. Before the Courthouse in Camden, on the first MON? DAY tn March next, whl be sold, SIX-THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, belonging io tho Eslata of John Ci csu ut, de? ceased Tho salo of tola largo traci, situated in the Imme? diate vicinity of Camdon, and to le dis jo ed ot in small and convenient pu eels, ofljr.-i a fino opportu? nity to all persons who desire to purchase cotton and turp?n ti ne farm'. tums-So' muob cash aa will pay oo.'ts of pro? ceedings and expenses ot aale; bal?noe on a credit of one, two and tb roo years, wita interest payable an? nually, secured by bond, good securities and mort? gage of premises sold. Purchasers to pay for pa? pers, rcoording and revenue stamps.. Colonel W. M. SHANNON will rurnish all informa? tion concerning said lands to any parson applying. J. D. DUNLAP, special Beoeirer. Camdi n, fl. C., February 16,1869. February 17 Wi* Administrators'. JUrtionccra' J?rioatc Sales. Elegant and Spacious Residence on Rutledge Avenue. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BB?NS. For Salo That very olegant and spacious RE - IDEN ^E situ? ated at tho corner ol itu feign Avenue and Vander horst-street, with extensive flower garcon, and in perfect and complete order, having bc -a . ho.-onghly overhauled by tho best mechanics aud pointera in the city , '1 lie residence contains in all tit een rooms. spacious nails and water and gas Un-?-'?????> t?e bulla i og. Tho outbuildings ar? .^aci0" a'Dd convcnient, and tho ganiencon^a ^""o^ collection of flow? er* au.i^ver3>,'on,)- <rDe roper ?0170 mmands a ?ne vi? j 0( IhB Abhley hiver and adj icout islands. abc premises can be inspected at any nay Lime by apphouiMaat No. 35 ?iROAD-sTREi?T. i-'ebruary 26 fmsS -^--5- ' Residence u-ith Large Lot. in Ashley street. BY LOUIS. 1>. BeSAU&SU&E. At Private Sale Tn? commodious Rl'SID?ST'E No 17 Ashley street, nach of Uec-slrs-t, and ..ou.i-^noiu to Rut ledgc-avcnue containing lou n> m.; and pantry, with w .ter works; Lot ineasu'O-i Lio 1 o' front by 140 feet deep, and ia capabloof MU- iv, ?.-U. Apory ?.a nb iv-, .il No. 23 li ilOA . - '. . BK,KT. PeUiua .v 18 . iii ni tutO Real Ext n tc BY G. MCB?IID:: H3?irH, l?o 31 Uroutl-sti ttt. oii;h side, near State-street. At Private : alo nuar RL?8d SEA ISLAND OOTCON PLANTA? TIONS Va'uiblij nice Plantations Yaluihln Upland Plantations and Fares' txtensiv. aul V 'vabio Man u corie*, Mill Sites and D iighttui -ummer Ui's'deuoc* iu vifiour parts of the South. ALSO, HOUSES AND nCILDINO L?TS of all -iz ?.?, prie and description* iu every p ,rt of thc city January 25 biWJSmo SAACSKn'S SURE ?? li 1.'I FOR D"-TROYTNa Ruti Mi.o, Ac, tia., ?aliho i liuMinplcasant effec'a ?-.ri mg from thor .ivinir m their holes A PHOSPHORIC PA VIE, hermetically E* alco, an 11 w rranted "".'PlillliTlTJBgg '." ? io ku 11 fresh for aU times. 1 he greatest discovo y of itajfiii iu the uga w ? live in. No persoti need he tao TIWI, wit 1 Kata Mice, r-cil Hugs or ltoaoh s, lor *Ir. is c en's dea tmcttvn rtraody is wit in the eacuoi ah, prepared oulv by himsc f from ra u and va.uah c. com mun tn it-i ch apnei-s is s wonderful as ns 0 .icutv-hun? dreds ot testimonials havo bo n ediva fr. m aU parts oj the Uiijccd -taies a-rt > t s v duo a id Biitisfac .ory op-ntive power, from which, ior *. n of spice, wo dimply t?o!cct the lol owing WlLLAllD'S llO.EL -ASnlSGTOS- D. ?'., I Oo.o't t ls . 1??3. I MB. ISAACSES-Dcar <lr: Ic ? J mo g. eat Meas? ure io lestity to ut gratifying resu t OJ aiiiod a tils dod ihio.igu using your i'ho-,-0 ?.. I s e; tt ls now i wo years 0 nee I Ors U< ario' yo.ir rcm-dy.and cloie mined og.vo *ta ia?r rial; thu. tiLv roved so au ce ?. ml that n it a i race o lt us < r lt ich.-s h ivo fi c.- "'ecu dlscorarcd, ahhough privions ti that time we w. rc compl?>t??l ov. rrun. Wisuiuu voaevsiy success in t.ic UJCIUI ci r -T you have cio.-i.-n, Iiomaiu, yours nssredftaly. JOHN WOLFE, Ln-jineet For rale by DoWlE k JMIS. Wholesale Drug isis, No. 169 Meoting-streeei. cor.-ir a s 1, Char esio -, >. C., January 13 wfm?8 Agents lor ?outho>n states.