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HE DAILY NEWS. LABOKST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY HEWS BEIN O TUE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY BKCOGNIZED AS HAVING TBE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THK CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISH KS THE LIST OF LETTERS RPMAIN -IMG IN THE P03?0FFI0B AT THB END OF BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS-' IONS OF TUE NEW PCSTOFFTCE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bo served to subscri bors in tbo city at six noi.f.Aas ft year in advance, or at VISTEEN CENTS a week, payab'o to the carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. AVCTION S ALKS WIS DAY. LEITCH k BR?NS will sell at ll o'clock, at tho old PostoiBce, South Carolina Railroad Btock and bonds. G. MOBBIOE SMITH will sell at 10 o'c'ock, at his office, Broad-street, horben, mu'os. vehicles. Ac; also, at ll o'clock, at the old Postoffice, the Purcell a ?tm. KNOX, DALT & Co. will sell at ll o'clook, at South Atlantic wharf, sloop LOUIBJ. J. A. KNSI.OW k Co. will sell at ll o'clook, on Palmetto wharf, a cargo of sugar and molasses. MILES DIIAKE viii sdi Mt 10 o'clock, nt bis store, corner KlDg and Liheity slieets, fancy geode, shors, Ac. MEET I NO S THIS DAT. Marion Lodge, al 7 P. M. Workingmen, at half-p isl 7 P. M. THE DAILY NEWS PRIOB CWBBENT AND COM VBBOIAL CutouxAB will be ready for delivery at eur counting room at nine o'oleek this morning. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten copies and aver will bo filed al the rate ef two and a half cents per copy._ THE PURIM BALL list nisrtit was a splendid affair. The costumes were costly and unique, and included every variety, from the beautiful to the grotesque. As wo go to prose the morry makers are whiling away the night in the mazes of the dance. COTTON BT STEAM_Messrs. R. Mure <& Co. cleared yesterday, for Liverpool, the fine steamship Golden Horn, with three hundred and forty-five bags of sea island cotton, two thousand four hundred and sixty-three balee upland cotton, one thousand sacks cotton seed and fourteen barrols rosin. DRUGS, MEDICINES, &O_Our readers will observo io our advertising columns to-day, that the late copartnership of Messrs. E. H. Kellers k Co., wholesale and rciail druggists, has been dissolved. Dr. H. Baer, ons of thc coparlncrs of the late firm, will continue the business at the old stand, and wo hope will continue to enjoy the same good run of custom which thc house has had during tho past three years. SALE, OF REAL ESTATE.-A. C. McQillivray, auctioneer, sold yesterday, under deoreo In equity, for Sheriff Mackey, tho following property, terms one-third cash, balance iu one, two, three and four years: Lot in Coming, near Morris-street, forty feet by three hundred, with wooden buildings thereon, known as No. 155, for $1110. Lot in Comlng-streol, forty-three foet by one hun? dred and forty, with wooden buildings thereon, known as Nos. 160 and 162, for $900. J ?EA ta.-Tho second performance of the Midsummer Night's Dream passed off smoothly and am oesi iii t last night. Tho ascension of Puck, the panorama f Athena, and the ether scenic effects of the piece ire admirably rendered, and the exquisite canclnii Mlle. Dum elicited, as usual, a storm of applause. I leard th? desire very generally expressed tb pt farewell appearance of tho company on igaturdny i felting the White Fawn should be again pro? nie.i. CLUBS AND STABS.-The following cases were disposed of in the Mayor's Court yesterday morn iB!?: . '.' ! ' I M i ron Henry, colored, arrested .for stealing a ?io? ' lea 1 pipa off the gas metre in tho House of Coi act n. Sent to the HOU?Q of Correction. Mi M.. Costello, reported for haviug a stolen Btavc lu lu*-junkshep in Beaufaln-slreet, and refis [ngto allow privat3 - m?h to examine her books, he . "J - au order todo BO from the Captain of the Police. * Li ad *10. I ho Chi i of the Fire Department was instructed ko bivi ?d?gate the Exchange street fire and report "OSillt. Prince i. mer, colored, arrested for stabbing Hen? ey Lt wi;. i - lored, in the back, on a raft at the foot of Brovd-. I u et.. Discharged. IMPROVED COTTON.-The persevering activity with whloh Southern planters and farmers are apply? ing their ability to the development of the resources around them, the applloalion of the best ferUllzors, and the use of the most improved instrumentalities in the cultivation of the -Ml, are indications that prosperity and wealth wu., ere long, reward their efforts. The great staple, cotton; ot course attracts a huge share of attention, and the exertions to im? prove it, both in quantity and quality, exceed im? measurably all previous attempts The numerously improved qualities of cotton are quite extraordinary, and some of thom are most superior specimens af the article. Among otu rs which have attracted at? tention ls tbe Peeler cotton, grown in the Southwest by Mr. B. Peeler- Messrs. Fraser k Dill, Lctors of our elly, have just received frem Messrs. Maolove & Hobart, of Vicksburg, a bale ol the genuine Peeler cotton, a sample of which is on exhibition at their office. The specimen will be found worthy the a' tention of cot ton merchants. HOTEL ABBIYALS, February 25_Charleston Hotel.-P C Kirk, Il B Kirk, South Carolina; A G Mandel, New York; L Lyon, Baltimore; O Richard? son and lady, J P i; ich? rd son, i-outh Carolina; Btv Wm Martin. Columbia; J H Kinslow, New Orleans; JO Gillett, Au?n ta; Thomas F bymraes, Colombia; N G t'sten, Sumter; J Gannon, New York; W Helm, Philadelphia; i heed re Gilman, J W Carpenter, J S Ward and wife, M ss Ward. New York; G U Martin. Bahia oro ; K Blacking ton and wife, Massachusetts; Mrs S B Eldridge New York; W H Wilson and wife, Philadelphia; H C -helton, Connecticut; H Ditmay, wife, child a. d ne/vant, Mica 8 Ditmay, Miss'Kryt ten, O A Clarkson New York; L Briggs, Connecti? cut; W C Laim ley and son, New York; S W Freers, Georgia; D Zimmermann, J O Courtney, South Caro? lina; J J Atwator, Oounocticut. Pavilion I fut i-l.-L E ?ooncr, Bamberg; M H Lahors, Georgetown; E W Blame, Florence; Captain Ev&ns.Wa?hinKion; J D Cleokley, Orangeburg; Ohas. K Bates, S 0; M Mareo. Lvdra, B C; J W Pickering, John's Island ; FUS moon, G Focket, Pans; Mas 0 H Potting lt, ohil 1 and servant, Kingatree; B Un tor? wood, N Y; J V Gurner, TJsamonsville; J B Patter? son, Barnwell. _ BHPORTERS* CRUMBS.-R, F. Trave?leok, the Mfahlgan mechanic,, will a 'dress tba working men again to-mght. The reading room of the Pavilion Hotel is now afeudantly supp led with all the latest paper*. Holmes & Macbeth bave effected the sala of the loi thirty by ene hundred feet Queen-street, north of Archdale-streot. for 160 > cash. In the case of the Ute against Bingley and Godfrey, indicted far highway robbery and assault and bat? tery, and tried on Wednesday last, they were only found guilty of assault and battery, and nat of high? way robbery, ? eta ted yesterday. Tho startling developments in referenee to the Mayoralty did not t ..ka place yesterday according te Tumored programme. There wa? some Idle talk yesterday abouts eolli sion between a prominent city oficial and a police? man, all of which i artook largaly of moonshine The Union Leanne had a meeting last night and elected officers. It ls currently i tumored that the Btu Infantry will leave the city next I uosday for the Western prairies. Manager Gran, of the German opera, ia in fha ol ty -makin.' arrangements to bring ont tba apara in eredl , to bio style. The sacred concert given at Si Mary's Church last .vening under the direction af Mrs. Barbot waa .aether success, bo h aa to the muelo arid the at? tendance. -,-^ THE UNITED 8TATE8 COUBT, FEBBUABV 25. How. GEO. S. BUTAN PRESI niuo.-Tho politl?n of Ar'hur Hammond, to aot up lieu a gain rt Theodore stonily, vras amended so as to make William H<iika day a parly, and that he report amount of 7 ont paid banktupt. and show aause why rent to accrue should not be paid ta purchaser. Final hearing in tho cases of John W, Falk and Ai thur W. F. Mmmons, was Ordorf d f ?r the 16th April. George K. Rum was approved as assignee In tho cases of John McMillan. George A. Rushing and Mi mu el W. Trottl. Tho petition of M. 0. Uo.lgo, bankrupt, for final discharge, was rcforrod to heglstrar Carpou tcr, and Anal hearing ordoied on tho Oth ol' April. The petition of William Jorvey, truste \ to estahl'sh hen against Ki Miaul Boper, was referred to Registrur Carpenter, The p titlou of lheo. D. Stoney, for sain? purpose, was referred to Registrar Jaeger. On thc p titian 1 f Wm. 0. Beo, creditor in Ibo matter of K. 0. livaus, bankrupt, tho Registrar recommended, in his report, salo and funds ta. romain in hands o?a stgnco to abide further or? ders, fialo was grauted, to tike place first Monday in April, and ;ii n creditors bo notified. Order was granted Louis MoLain, assignee of J. lt. Miller, to transmit osrUfloalo of baakruplcy of said Millet to Registrar in Baukiuptcy at Danville, Virginia, and to Hon. J. C. Underwood, at Alexandria; also eopy of the order._ THE STATE COTJBT.-THUBSDAY, FEBBUABT 25, HON. B. B. OABwcNTjcn PRESIDING.-Thc jury re? turned a verdict of guilty of larceny i gainst John ?Williams. Jim Brown, ind e ted for attempt to com? mit rapo and assault and battery, was convicted thereof. The coart was occupied tn the trial of Ja? cob Balley and five other?, for coi spiracy, to set fire, to break into a barn with Intent to st'-al, and at? tempt ta set firs, hani'l Lord. *sq-, appeared for tho prosecution, and ( olonol B. W. Seymour for the defence. Tbegran-i juiy made tho fol'owing pre? sentment, and were discharged from further atten? dance upon the oturt : The grand Jury for th 1 Fobruary term of tho Court Of ( 'ernai on Fleas and Gene, al Pensions for the Conn tv ol' charles'oo, beg leave to fay that they have en? deavored to discharge tho durit s assigned them, and would respectfully report as folio WP: Tin t ibo jill building and premises woro tsund clean and in good order, and wou'd ranko the lollowlng recommenda? tions: That a boiler ho attached to tho cooking ap? paratus and cor.nee.ecl with pipes leadim; to the oath room, in order that the blankets and clothing miy bo kept in a more cleanly condition, and that t .0 prisoners be required to lathe more frequently; that more suitable nourishment be lurnished the sick prisoners, under the direction ot' tho physician of the jail ; that water doset? be arranged for the use of the prisoners in each s toi y of the building; that ihe water closet in the yard bc cleaned and raptured; that the hospital l e better ventilated, and tba num? ber of inmates be roduoed, tn ore baie g toa 11 any lor the size of tho roo 1 ; also, that there be some im? provement in the ventilation 01 the tower, the air of the hospital and tower being very impurs. For tho Mesne Conveyance we recommend new shelving to receive tho record books, and the robiudiug of such books as are falling to pieces; also, that the i mee be repaired and furnish d with suitable furniture. We recommend (bat the following be done in the courthouse: j he clerk's office repaire ) ; new booki for enrolling, if judgments bo provided; the old books re-bound and euitible furniture obtained; lor the jury room suitable lutniture, htaliag apparatus and water closets1. It having been brought to the notice of the gr. nd jury that parties appeared at thu polls at Ihe Munici? pal election in November last with badges; and rep? resented themselves as depu y she-irfs, and iu'er feied with the v vters in exero;sin<s their rights, this jury rev ort the sume as injin ions to good o"der and the peac? of the community, and recommend that Inquiry be made Into tho authority by which thoy were appointed and acted. WILLIAM G. WHILDEN, Foreman. ?THE ATTENTION of dealers is invited to tte auction sale of .new crop sugar and molasses, cargo of schooner Frank & Kmtly, by Messrs. J. A. Enslow & Co., on Palmetto wharf, at ll o'clock this day. Luscious FBUITS.--At tho fruit store of M. N. Klein, No. 839 Kmg-Etroet, theie can always bo had a choice selection of the best tropical fruits, nuts. ito. His establishment is ono of tho best kept in the city, ami always abounds in delicacies that can tempt the palate of thc moBt fastidious. THE PBOPBTETOBS OF "Whann's Raw Bono ?upei phosphate of Limo cordially iuvito farmer?, dealers a jd others interested in procuring a first class manure, to call and examine their works, seo precess of manufacture, ana inspect tn o materials used. They have no tecreU, give full value, and guarantee their Phosphate ts carno up to the 1 tan dard analysis. Clambers, Herring k Ca. are the agents for the sale of it in Augusta and Charleston. February 9.3 imo -H> To THE PLANTEES OE SOUTH OABOLINA AND j GnonotA.-Believing "WHANN'S" BAW BOMB feu FEnraosrKATE er LIME to be fully equal to the beat Fertilizers in maiket, and superior to many, and being desirous of having it thoroughly teated, we buve soncluded to offer the following Premiums; 1st. For the largest yield of Co: ton from anasre of land, a Silver Pitcher worth $100. 2d. For the sec? ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land, n Silver Pitcher worth $59. 3d. For the largest yield ot Corn from an acre of land, a Silver Goblet worth $25. The above premiums will be awarded where "WHurni"' KAW BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE alone is used on the acre producing the yield. These applying for the pre ns i urn 8 will be required to furnish sa tiefao to.y evidence ef the amount pro? duced on the acre, and a statement of the manner In which they applied the manure. A limited amount only of this Phosphate will be distribu : ed during the season. Prices, delivered on the car? at Charleston. $45 per ton, rash; or $70 for approved city accept anees, payable 1st Novemner. CLAGHORN, HE ?t RING k CO., Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C., And No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga. February 93 Imo pastness (?ar?s. gHARRON dc BROWS, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, Ln ne aster Courthouse, South Carolin?. WM M. SHANNON. I JOHN BROWN. Camden. So. Ca. | Lancaster C. H., So. Ca. February 26 10* J UH ? JU. A IJ 15 X A S U K ft , ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT, No. IO atroatl-street. RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BUSINESS IN AD. J narnia ACCOUNT il of Mouchants and other?, and In WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOR?, either In part se whole, ko. January 9 G BO. 1). O O Ul II U R So. ll Broavst-street, WILL Buy ANB KELL ON COMMISSION REAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER AND BANE BILLS. February l Imo jJTORTH, ttV?O?Um dc WAHDo.hh, WHOLESALE DEALERS Cg SF A m m Y GOL???, ? STA TIO N EMT, PERFUMER T, Ol/TL ZR I HOSIERY, FURN M HIM (S GOO OS, WHITS GOGDS, RMBROIDRRT, no., Ate., Wo. 1#7 MceUngs-street, CUA?U.ESTON, E. C. J. B. STEELE. 0. ?. NORTH, ' A. W. W ARDE4LT., Jw. Now Tosh. January Sj_' imo H. f BBHH0IH, Mo. 1 BROAD-STB II BT, aOASLESTOX, S. c., MINER, SHIPPER AN? DEALER Rr Routh CaroUnvs N na?ve Boah Phosphat?. J ?' ussy ll 3ro-? F. T" BVIIIRIS MK* TEE SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED AT bUMTRR, 8. 9., I* OIR OR TRR RRST PAPER? IM TSR UP? COUNTRY; has n teca airen1 alisa, an? affords *n perlor ad ?ba tage? ss en advert?s! ag mod lum. Taras law. Addrss DARR * 0?TKRN. February 22 Pre prto* srs. BANK BILLS I BANK BILLS! 4LL KINDS BOUGHT IVY ANBURY? M. MORELAND, ebruarylC rtroker, Ne. 8 Bread-street ^acljinern, (totin??, (Etc. PHON1X IRON WORKS! JOHN TP. TAYLOR* CO., BUOOESSOBB TO C A Itt KR O IV & CO.. Eugineers, Boilermakers. &c Nos. 4, G and 8 PR IT( 'HA RDS TR EE1, (NEAB THE DEY DOOK), Charleston, S. C1. STEA il ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARIN li, STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DE3?RIPIION. .SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING, IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINES OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BRASS. We guarantoo tofurDish ENGINE* and BOILERS of aB Rood quality n nd power, and at aa low rates a* oau be had in New York, Baltimore!or Philadelphia. AOENT8 FOB Ashcroft'? Low-water Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIR'S PROMPT LT ATTENDED TO. February 1 D*C 3oo? LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTIITG. Steam Packin* Lace Leather Rivets and Bars Belt Kooks, &e. FOR SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 303 BAST BAY, OHARLE8TON. S. G. .Tan nary G 3mo FROM 4- TO 3&0 boran power, including the co'obra ted Corliss Cut-on* lingiufs, Flido Valve Sta? tionary Engines, Portable Engines, Ac. Alse, Circu? lar Mulav and Gang Saw Milla, Sugar Cane Mills, shitting, i5a Ho vf. Ac, L?th ind shingle Milla, Wheat and Corn Mills. Circular f*?ws,' Belting, Ao. Send .tor descriptivo Circular and Prioo List WOOD ft M A. WU ?M?? U li'NQ IN If, AO.. Fe brm ry 18 duos Utica, New York. ^i?ittt?neous. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ME?t3RS. PFLLOBSE A 00.. HOR'IOULTU KTSTf. from Parla, have the honor to inform (ho publ c that they h%ve arrived in this city with a beautiful assortment of FLOWERS, PLANTS ANO FANCY SHRUBS., ....... 9 Fer Gardens ard Bouses, as follows : 100 different kinda of very fine grafted ROSES. 400 vai lottos of FRUIT THEES of the finest quali? ties, arnon or w lou are the Cherry Tr*e (Empress Eugenie) eight ai tile Cherries weighing onCpound. u he Butter Pear, incomparable, weighs from one to two pound? each: and a large assortment of Flowers and Vegetable Heed also, very fine Bulba of every sort, which remain In bloom from five to B X months. Cm-nation Pinks (i ow var ede?) reosatljr intro* duced In France. Amateur-; are solicited te call and examine the above assortment? at the s tori No. 192 King-street. All of the above Plante will be warranted, aa the Importera are well known among Horticulturists rn this country as responsible in their engagements. February 17_12_P8LLOBSB et OP. O. F I C K L 1 N G HAVING TAKEN HOCK ??DAY*? STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-STREET, Is now prnparei to keep OATTLB, HORSES and SIOCK of every d esc ri pt ou. 'i here ia a gord pump and largo suede on the lot I wal sell Stock on small oomm aston. Imo February0. D. E VEHsON li BATES, CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWEBY, HARLEM, N. T. This celebrated Ale is brewed fresh all through th? year, and is guaranteed to keep sound through the hotter I weather, and on that ?ceo "kt ts of a J Ales the best adapted to the Southern elimata. The proprietors are desirous of establUbing a trade for their Ale la this ? ectioa, and wish te aube ar? rangement* with nome ea* rgotlo, responsible party to take ?he genoy for the aale of it m ?'hail ?ton and vicinity. BYERSON A BATES. Harlem Station, New York Ci tr. February 15 _ 3mo_ M. L. FILLEY'S Celebrated Cooking stoves, ? PHlLANTHBOmX" AND " 01YLLXAN," ManuAkctnrad ai TNT. H. Y, and for sal* by L. F U L L EST O N, AUGUSTA^ GA. mBKftl BTOVW aWAXD UHBIV^LLED FOR X cape etty, dur? bi Mtv, oemventemee < Md tit? gen. aral purpose" te which . ooklna Stoves are used. The FHU ANTHROPIC I te oit-m heavj pLted, and has Ash Drawer; can hq mad? into a ?Ix boiler hole ?tove; baa east hw?? W?ter Tank galvanised,or enamel Unod. A strictly ?r?tala*? Mto>?. Tko CIVILIAN ia o? ft neat design, and has a fine lame Ovea. Thia tf-tove mn ba bad with the extension Djek. sis bol?n, and rex- rvolr whoa deal-red For further information apply ?. D. L. FULLERTON, January *X> Orno* Augusts. Ga. Y^ibuis ?i cn iso Lu. FACTORS. OOJMU8RION MHacHANTS AW? SHIPPING AGENTS, VmX ATPSK? TO ?BB P0MKA8B. flALw AMD SHIPMENT (to Foreign ?md Domestic- Porto? wi OOtStON. B??B, LUM BBB A WV NAVAL STOKES ATLAMSI? WHARF, Tl l il if, f, ?, : Xi THE "CAROLINA PEHTILIZKU" IS MADE FROM IHK PHOSPHATIDS OF South Carolina,, and ls pronounced by various chemists ono ot tbo beet Manures known, on'y infer'or to Peruvian Guano in it- FERTILIZING PROPERTIES. Thcso PH<>SP11A1 ES aro tho remains of extinct laud and sea animals, and rosses? qualities of the greatest valuo to tho agriculturist. Woaurex the analysis of Professor SHEPBERO : . I AnonATOKT? OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Analysis of a sample of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally selected: Moisture expelled bt 21-2 dog. F.10.07 Organic Matter, with some water < f comb!nation expelled at a low rod heat. .16.15 Fixed. Ingredients.66.08 Ammonia. .2.06 Phosphoric Acid-Soluble.0.96.Equivalent to 11.27 Soluble 1 hosnhate ot Lime. Insoluble.0.17.Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (bouc). 13.13 24.75 Phosphate ol Lime. Sulphuric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 Sulphate ol Lime. Sulphate of Potash.08 Sulphate of Soda....3.05 Sand .!..11.06 On tho strongth ot these rosults, I am glad to certify to tho superiority of 1 ho CAROLINA FERTI? LIZER, examined. C. ?. SHEPHERD, Ja." K&- "Wo will famish this excellent FERTILIZER to Planters and others at $65 per ton of 2000 lbs. GKEO. "W. "W"ILXJIJ!^1^I:S <SC OO, FACTORS. Fol-mary 26 th8 fi? J??!: GR?A.T ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT & BROS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUU Customers in pou oral, ?hat wo have just re? ceived (in add I ?'sn to our usual a tock of DO.M Ki J IO and FANCY uo ji 8), a new supply suitable for tue present season. eonsnmNO or: 0LOAK9, DBY GOODS, POPLINS, ko, at reduced prices H< avy Balmoral Murta at SI 12 Very choice article mack Mik $1 80, worth $2 00 Ludios' super Merino Vests only SI A lot ot fine Piano Covers which will bc sold les* <U.v,. O. Ob. 1150 dosen BOOP SKIRTS, 60 to G0c. A lat ot Photograph Albums, 75 couts Ottenheimer's oelebratod French CORSET, $1 00 and upward A full aad completo assortment of Gorman and Eng? lish HOSI nui', from 12% up Afine assortment of Ladies' and children's SUk, Ber? lin ?Jlo.U and Lisle GLOVES, elegant doM.;us. ALbO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMERES TABLE DAMASKS, Ase., At tho lowost figure.4. We would also notify our patrons that w have ar? ran oed a separate d?partaient in our Store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, EATS, TRUNKS, &o. ENTRANCE ON 0ALBOUN-STR28T. FURCIIOUTT ?fe BtkOS., No. ?37 KING-feTBEBT. December IA * 8me ??gncnltutal. IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTKKS. THE BR<?T PLANT KR NOW IM USE 18 B. F. WHITNER'S "SEED PLAN i EH." It is espe? cially adapted for planting "Long and Kb ort ? or? ton." It will al-o plant all k nds of seeds small and huge, spaoing or drilling in any quantity. By it perf' StaUgnmoiitof the seed, cultivation is facilitated ind laborsav d It saves tho labet of at1 least two hands and one male. It is a Sou'hera invention, thoroughly tested and 1 ls eillly managed.- Printed rfireotions given with each miohiae. Spestm ns to bo seen and for sole at Nos. 287 and 289 Eing-sttoet. February gi 3 feTOIX, WEBB & CO. PRIME NORTHERN HERD RICE FOR SALE. APPLY TO JAMBS R. PRINGLE. Decora ber 8_2eowtmo-tuf IMPOBTANT TO RIOS PLANTERS. If* i WAGONER A MATTHEWES* IMPROVED RICE DRILLS Just received by the subscribers, whs ore agents for thia State of these practical aud successful Lnbsr-suvim; Machines, mer ABS Also AOBMTS von THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER LOMBARD'S HAND RUE HULLER BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S QUAIN DRILL-with Guano attachment THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN FOLSOM'S HAND-SOWING MACHINES ALLEN'S HAND POWER, Which they offer at Manufacturer's prims, together with a larg? assortment of Plough < of alt Makers. COLLINS'STEEL PLOUGHS-ono ami two hors? BRIM LY'S S TE Ki/ PLOUGHS-one nod two horse AMBS'PLOUOHS OF ALL KINDS, And Agricultural implements. Hardware, Bar Iron i Gallery and Clans. J. fig AX)Gri3 H & OO,, No. 139 MRKTINd-tiTUKFsT AND No. 62 SAHT ?AY~STX?ET, OH A R lb BB 8 TO Pf* ?. C. . Ft brtsary 8 wfmlmo f2< tao. it? RU f f o o K, FA OTOH * ABO . .MMI8BI?? MRROFIAN?, AflOOMUBDAUMi WHARP, - amarlas tau. & 9. 1 P. G AC sn KM HASWX, law BoptesnM? M gjcputtr pitters. PANKK HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DIS CASES OF THE STOMACH AND LIVER. marx tn s RECOMMftNDED BT TIIE MEDICAL PACU1TY. HEGEMAN Sc CO., AGENTS, NEW TOMK. Manufactured by C. F. P?MNIN, CHEMIST AND APCTH20A?Y, O H A. RLESTO W, S. C. &g~For Sal? by Druggists Ev?rywhere.~H& Ftbiuaiy 16 mwt'lyr Sljirti an) /orntfltying WtwU. AT E. SCOTT'S, SHIRT EMPORIUM, Meeting- street. Under ike Star Shirt Pl gu. STAR 9> ? ? '93 <?> QR 4? NI #-?? e o a P - . M 3 S II I UV S AND COLLAHS. Also, every Variety of OENTLEMEN'? FURM?>IIING GOODS, PRIORS THAT DEFY COMPEITTION. January 1 fimo Clotfyinr) aub /arnisfting (Boobs. CLOSING OUT SALE. IN OKDI?ft IO DISPOSE 07 TBK BALANCE OB ?DB FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So as to mate room for our SPRIN3 ANO SUMMER SUPPLIES Which ?ra expect the latter part of this month, we have reduced the prices of our o oort s an?*AKDijri?? raw COST ttp MA\UFAC TU?? IMO Vttlfi SANK, 1 hulking the public for their very liberal patron? age* we ho, ie hy our Hair dealing to ment a coat I n uanro of the same, tfe respectfully luvite ene and ell to sell and see far themselves. I. L. FALK & CO., BETA IL I Et'ARTMEXT No. Ml K?NG-MT , Mest to cowperU&wwfs Furniture Store, WBOLV&tL" DKP.VRi.MBHr. Ne, 1ST Meeting-street, Mnuryt bao apposite CharleatooHotel. faction Sates. South Carolina Railroad Slock and Bondt. W. Y. LEITCH & lt. S. Blt?NH, Auctioneers. THU DAY, at ll o'clock, in front of tho Old i'ostof w111 bc Hold at auction, COHALFSHARhH SOU I ll CA KUI,I NA I; AI I.KO \n STOCK ll bali slimes South Carolina Railroad h took 6000 Slr pt r Cent. South Carolina Railroad Uoudn, in suma to suit purchasers. Terms cash. February 26. Desirable investment-Nos. 39 and 41 Wall Street. W. Y. LEITCH & R. H. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will bo sold on 1 USS DAY, ?d March, at tho OM Postofl9.ee, at ll o'alock, That TWO 81 OK Y WOOD I-N TENEMENT, known us Noe. SO and 41 Wall street, two doors south of Calhoun. Haid tenement contains eight rooms. Lot measures 36 feet iront by 98 ieet deep, more or loss. 'terms-One-thhd cash j balance in on-, two, three and four years, with interest, property to bo insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for piners and stumps. February V6 fmtu3 Desirable Small Dwellings at Auetion. W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will bo sold at the Old Poitomce, at ll o'cloek, on 'J UKSDAY. 2d March. That i-mall and desirable DWELLING HO?SF, situate at tho northwest cornor of America and tilako streets, containing 4 rooms, nu J outbuildings. Lot measures 30 feet iront by 43 feet in depth, moro or les '. ALSO, 1 hat two ?tory WOODEN RESIDENCE ad.ioiDing th* ab >ve, and known UH NO. 12 Bloke-street.' Houso contains 4 rooms aud necessary outbuildings. Lot measu' ca 30 by 45 fo>-t, moro or less. lei ms-One-half cash; balance payable in twelve months with interest, s'-curod by bond und mort? gage, with po.icy ol insurance a*signtd. Purchaser to pay us for popers and .tamps. February 20 fmth3 Elegant Private Residence at corner of Orange and Tradd streets. W. Y. LEITCH & R. g. BRUNS, A uctionecrs. By virtue of aa order of sale to mo directed by the Hon. Ooo. H. B yan, Judge of tho United States Court for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, 9th March, at ll o'cloek A. M., at thc Old Post?nico, That very desirable and spacious RESIDENCE at northwest corner of Orange and fradd streets, now occupied by the Hon. P. C. Gaillard. The House contains- rooms, aud upon thc premises aro nil necessary outbuilding?, with a spa< ious garden spot und PI- cu Li i vat ion. This is ouo of the most desirable Residences in Charleston, and is well situated w th reference to tho business part ol Charleston, and in close proximity to the Battery. Lot measutes 110 feet on Tradd by 150 feet on Orange-street. 1 ra ms-One- ourth oash; balan o in one, two and three years, secured by bond and mortgago of the property, with interest; property lo be insured and policy assigned. Purcba-or to pay Auctioneers for papers and stamps. ' LAWRENCE W. O'HEAR, As- Igneo of Theodore Stoney. February 15 msfthmtuO Contents of a Fancy Store, Boots, Shoes, Ila'ts, $e. BY MILI S BRAKE. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'c'ock, 1 will sell at my Store, corner of King and I iberiy street.., THE STOCK OU A FANCY bl O RB, OONHl S TING OF : Ch'na, Oilt and Ivory BUTTONS, Steel Cuffs SIIUAI Pins, Markers, Bucklos, Lace and Tissue Veils, Loather ivud Silk Belts, Cotton Bal?n, Crochet Braid, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Cut Ku filing, sus? pendo* s, Itciiculos. Kcrlin Oloves, Buck daunt els, Curl Kelp, bead Nets, Head-drcsso?, 'luck Combs, hkirt Supporters, Ac. Immediately after the salo of the above, I will sell 60 cases BOOTH. ?HOL? and HATS, CONSISTING or: Cases Men's Kip and B ff BOOTS, Brogans, Balmo? rals. Malakoff*, Congres?, Ac. Casrs Women's Goat and Buff Bootees, 3 to 7 'nd 5 to 9 Lndiea, Misses' and Children's Congress Polish Biots, Morocco and Goat Bootees, Ac. ALSO. 75 dozen Men's and Boys' Alpine, Italian, Young Amoiica and Kentucky White, Black and Brown H* IX_J cbrnary 2b Store No. 18, South side Haynt-ttreet. BY Z. B. OAKES. Will be sold on TUESDAY. 2d March, at the Old Postofhce at ll o'clock. That three-story BUICK STORE, No. 13, south Am u.j... .ir"?t now ocpunied bv Me.ssr? ?*"?V? k Co , Leather Dealers. Lot measures rs feet front and 117 feet in depth; store 90 tcet deep, and in com? plete order. conditions cann. Purchaser to pay tor papers and stem s. February 24 City Engine Houses and Lots. BY Z. B. OAKES. Will bo sold, on TUESDAY, 2d March, at tho Old I os to IB ce, at ll o'alock, Two ENGINE HOUsES AND LOTS, belonging to the city, viz: The BUILDING AND LO r, eart side Anson street, near Laurens, recently occupied by the .Young America." ibo Bui dmg and Lot lately occupied by one of the City Eup<nes, situated at the northwest cor? ner af Washington and Inspection streets. Conditions-Half ?ash; balance in one year, with inter* st. Purohaser to pay City Attorney for papers and stamp?. February '?6 Qentiel Residence, No. 106, Fast side of St. Fhilip, one door South of Morris street. BY Z. B. OAKES. Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 2d March, at the Old Postofftce, at ll o'uleek. That well flt ished and genteel iWO-AND-A-H*LF S TO BY i-WELLING, No. 10?, east aldo st. Philip street, containing lour upright and two attic rooms. Large pantry and dressing room, wide entry and handsome stairs. The House measures 18 by40 feet. Double piazzas south and east. Private stairs. On the premises is a-well finished two story ki'chen, besides large cistei naad weih' ' Tbe dwelling is fur? nished with gas fixtures and bells throughout. Lot measures 36 feet Iront and 110 feet in depth. Imme dia'e possession o an be given. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers aid stamps. February 25 Justness ?orbs. OHN C. M 1 N O T T , J ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ho. 1 COUR THO USE SQUARE. February 15 mwflmo (IPPICE No. 375 KINO, OPPOSITE HASEL-STREET. January 27 8mo SOUTHERN STEIN CILMAN?FACT0R1 E. H. RODGKERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DBA LVR I? STENCIL STOCK AND AIES, ?l'EEli I.ETTEH8 ARO STAMPS Ci IK CK? AMD TAGB BRASS AND O KR MAN SlbVMR EBV RINGS, CHAINS, ate. M-?.?KI3STGP I2ST?S BY THE GALLON OR BARKEL. AGKNT~FOR HULL'S PATENT RANI? STAMPS ?KA?; PRBSSRN BRANDIS? IRONS, aft?. 12? EAST 0.4?-STKERT, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. jt?r- Call aa? examine specimens. January IB _?nioe ? ? . ' DENTIST. ROOMS AT HIS KKSIDKNOB. MORIESJSSB OOH? BBS OF MS??!? AMD SOCJSBCX STBSflBT*, I aovambarW ffawrimoa Jlnrtian Salis. Horses, Mules and Vehicles; also. Chairs, Ta? bles, Bureaus, Extension Tallie, Stoves, Bookcase, Secretary, (."?rpela, Mirrors, Desks, Piano and Jewelry, al Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. THIS DAY. thc 23th instant, ut 1? o'olooil, at ht Salesroom, No. ?ll Br? id-stieul, will In: fold. AUK). FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, Plato or roofing, and other Sundries. Januwy 25 [SALE P081PO?IE1) TO TUE 20TII INSTANT, i'.tlD.VT. Ex pa? te Wm, Shepherd, in re Jos?ph Pur? cell-Assignee's Sale of the "Purcell /'arm," on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston, ul A uclion BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH, Auctioneer. By virtue of a Decree in Baakrupto) in tho abovo caso, will be sold THIS DAY, ho 20th instant, at ll o'clock, at tho Old Post?nico, All that 1 BAOT OF LAND, tymn on tho north fido of the public road leadme from Charleston to Ashley Uiver Ferry, containing seventy-five and a half (75>?) sores, more or les-s, and ul^o a'mab Tract of Lund, on tho northern bouudury of thu abovo tract und in? corporate d with it as one tract; bounded north and east ou lands now ur ?at? of-Howard, southon tho Dorchester Road, west on landa now ?ir late of - Beckman, and northwest on landa now or lato of Bev. P. O'Neill; tho pince said to coutnin phos? phate?, and to be well sott od. Terms-One-third each; tho balance iu ono and two years, secured by ti mortgage oil the pioporty; purohasor to pay for papers ?nd stamps, E. W. MARSHALL. Assignee of Jos. 1'u'coll. Februar v 20 w?lhf? No. '22 Calhoun street, ivith Buildings thereon South siife. near Anson-street, at Auction. BY G. McBKIDE SMITH? Auctioneer. On TUESDAY, tho 2d of March, at ll o'cloek, at tho Old POhtofnoo, will bo sold, Tho abovo, containing iH feet front by 104 foot deep on tho east linc, by 153 fsut on tho west line, moro or lens. Terras-Ono-thlrd cash; tho balanco in ono and two years, secured as usual. A liboral disci unt for j all cash. tut h mt ul Fei>raaiy28 Sloop "Louisa," Atlantic Wharf. KNOX, DALY & CO. Will poll 'J His DAY. at ll o'clock. A. M. Hie abovo SLOOP, fully equipped sud furnia hed and reudy for immediate U9e. Dirnen-ions 25 foet 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. ENS LOW & CO. THIS DAY. tho 26th instant, will be sold, ou Palmet? to Wharf, alongside Sohooner Frank anl Emily, at ll o'clock, 100 box-s CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR 174hhds.) B.i-ht and Heavy I " fl 20 tes. ? Clayed Molasses J urop* Conditions at sale. February 26 LAHGK SALE OP ll K \ L. ESTATE IN ATLAN I A. GA. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in March, by tho Administrators of William Herring, deceased, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: First. A magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four? teen rooms with necesstry comets and outhouses, situated ou l'eu ht, oo-streot, in a first class neigh? borhood in every respect. Second, Soven CI IY LOTH within ore hundred feet of tho statehouse aud Firet Baptist Church, four of which have improvements ou them; one of these has a good eight-room brick house finished throughout with closets. Third. A BUICK .-TOT?EH ?U-E und Kitchen, in tho most desirable business part of tho city, on Whitehall-=t' eet. fronting 27 feat on Whito?all-stroot, and runulug back ono hundred uud nineteen feet, wita the right ot an alloy. Fourth. Anexo lient FARM of 170acres ou Peach? tree Read, four miles from the city; filly acros of cotton land, with a good peach orchard und good fencing. Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes and Accounts and stock-? in HU eral Manufacturing Companies. Ur. Herring having beau lotg a resi? dent ol Atlas ta, he selected the most desirable prop? erty, both as to present aud prospeotivo value; con? sequently every foot offered ls ino. 1 iu every ro spect Terms-One-third cash ; the balance tu four and eight months, with interest from day of sale. J. W. HERRING,' W. F. HLRRING, N. L. ANO ILK. i A. LEYDEN, February 13 n&o 18 Administrators. IN Kl^UlTY-KERSHAW. Twenty four Valuable funns for sale. t/. u. Kirkpatrick, administrator, vs. Jas. Chesnut et al. Before thc Courthouse in Csmden, OH the first MON? DAY in March next, will bo sold, SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUADRED ACRES OF LAND, belonging to the Estate of John Chesnut, de? ceased The sale of this Urge traci, situated in the Imme? diate vicinity of Camden, and to bo disposed ot in small and convenient p?rcela, offers a Ano opportu? nity to all porsonarwho desire to purchase cotton and turpentine farm a. 'Jtims-So much cash as will pay costs of pro? ceedings and expenses ot sale; balance on a credit of one, two and three years, wita interest payadlo an? nually, secured by bond, good securities and mort? gage of premises sold. Purehssers to pay for pa? pers, recording and revenue stamps. Colonel W. M. SHANNON will furnish aU informa? tion concerning said lands to any person applying. J. D. DUNLAP, special Receiver. Camdtn, 9. C., February 15,1S69. February 17 wi* Elegant and Spacious Residence on Rutledge Avenue. W. Y. LEITCH is R. S. BRUNS. For Bale That very elegant and spacious RESIDENCE situ? ated at the corner ot Rutledge Avenue and Vander horst street, with extensive flower garten, and in perfect and complete order, having been thoroughly overhauled by the best mechanics and painters lu the eily I ? The resider-oe contains in all fifteen rooms, with spaoious halls aad water and gas throughout tho build mg. The outbuildings are spacious and convenient, aad the garden contains a choice colleetion of flow? ers end evergreens. The upper story summands a fine view of the Ashley River and adjacent islands. The premisos can be inspected at any any Urne by application at No. 35 BBOAD-STRBBT. 4 February 26 fms3 Residence with Large Lot, in Ashley-street. BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. At Private Sale Tb? commodious RYS1DBY3B. No. 17 Ashley street, north of Beo-strn t. and contiguous to Rut Iodire-uvenuo. containing ten ro ms and pantry, with water works; Lot measaioslSh feet front; by 140 feet deep, aud is capable of sub- I vision. Apply BB above, at No. 23 tl no Ai -S I RB BT. February 18_thym t tut6 Real Estate. BY 6. McBRIDR SMITH, No 31 Broa?U?treet, *outh side, near State-street. At Private falo FIRS I' CL* HS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Bice Plantations Valuable Upland PluututJons and Farms Extennlv. a id V-mable Manuf coteries. Mill Bite? and Delightful -urntner Residences in variour parts of the South AUSO, HOUSEH AND BUILDING LOTS Of al! fizft, pria and description? in every part of the city Jan nary 25 mwiSrao lAACBKA'B SURE POPI FOR DESTROYING Rats. Mice, ka., ko., wltbon- the unpleasant effects ari-ung from thar dying in their hole? A PHOSPHORIC PASTE, barmettoslly set lea, and w ?rranted i? keep fresh for all (imf s. i he greatest dlaoove y of ila km. i in the ago we live tn. No person need bo tjoubt d wit > Kata Mice, Bed Buga or noach B, for* Hr. la nefen's des? tructive remedy ls wit lu the .each of all, prepared only by lnmso t from rate and valuab.e com ??mn. ia its cheapness is ni wonderful as its eilloacv-hun? dreds of testimoniale have be n t eccl vo . from all paru oj the United -tatesaa fr> ns value and satisfac? tory operative power, from which, tor *..nt of space, wa i-imply select the following. WZUkABD'a UOIKU ASHINOTOW D. <\, 1 Ocao-> r U>, 1868. f MR. IsAAOmm-Dear Kir: It ul es me gi Mt pleas? ure to testify to th gratifying resu t ou.ahiod at Cite Botel througn nain? your Phospno ic P sie; lt Ia now two years a nee I nra* heard or your rem?-dy,ana deto mined lOglve it?fair ?rial; that triai .rovedso au> catalan that not a trace ot Rats or R oohes have stneo baan discovered, although previous to that Mm? we w?ra compl?tai v overrun, wishing voueratf saceos* in toe userai career you have chosen, Itamrnn, yan? ^??^^ ^ ?aa sala b* DO WIK is Mo Wn ^ * WbolesfiU Drucirlata, No, 16? MaatliifHitraaai^ruer HaaeL Charleston, tv 0>, Tanncty ** wteif Agent*, foe Southam stotts.