The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 15, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. Largest Circulation-THE DAILY NEWS BEING HUE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT TUE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bo served to subscri? bers in tho city at six DOLLABS a year in advance, or at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers. LOCAL MATTERS. A UCTION SALES J HIS DAY. WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, on the I promises. Meeting-street, Fordham's Barroom and fixtures. J. A. ENSLOW k Co. will sell at ll o'clock, OB Pal? metto wharf, a cargo ol new crop sogar and mo lass ?a. KNOX, DALT ic Go. will sell at lo o'clock, at their salesroom, corner Meeting and Wentworth streots, hats, shoes, kc. MEETINGS THIS DAY. Relief Loan Association, at half past 7 P. M. .Etna Fire Company, at half-past 8 P. M. St. Andrew's Lodge, at half-past 7 P. M. Palmetto Encampment, at 7 P. M. THE LADIES' MEMOP.TAL ASSOCIATION.-The attention of the members of this association is call? ed to the quarterly meeting, which will take place to-morrow at 1 P. M., at the Widows' Borne, in Broad-street. _ THE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 13 HON. GEO. 8. BRYAN, PRESIDING.-Tho only matter before the court on Saturday was the case ia admi? ralty of Jfike Smith against Joseph Foss, master of the ship Pacific, for assault and battery. George D. Bryan, Esq., was heard for the libellant, and Ihomas Y. Simons, Esq., for the respondent. COLORED PASSENGERS ON STEAMSHIP LINES. In New York, on 1 hursday, in the case of Louisa -Jacobi again-t tte Atlantic Navigation Company, in which the plaintiff (colored ) claimed damages for be? ing refused first-class passage on a steamer to Savan? nah after purchasing a first-class ticket, the jury were unable to agree, two standing out for the de? fendants, and were discharged. "HE TELEGRAPH O F F I C E.-Tho inconve? nience of not having any telegraph offico in thc principal business portion of tho city is dally felt and hourly complained of. 7 .ere are many reasons, it is true, why there nh -nid be a telegraph office just ?where there is one at present, but there are many more, as all business men will acknowledge, why there should be at least a branch office down town. THE LATEST CUBE FOB LOVE.-The female principal of a young lady's seminary in London cures the innumerable cases of "falling in love" that occur among her pupils, with clcse confinement and doses of senna tea. She says the toa never rads. Sometimes the girl gives in after a fow doses, but usually it takes two or three days, and m ono case ehe was a whole week effectirg a cure. For a school girl's "cab love," she declares lhere is nothing like senna tea. MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.-The fino spring wea? ther is causing crowd$ of visitors to repair to Mag? nolia, to view the quiet and picturesque scenery of that beaut ?ful abode of the dead, or to care for the earthly resting place of so mo departed loved one. The haK-hourly line of omnibuses, just established, connecting the city with the cemetery, is a great convenience, and will, os soon as its advantages be? come generally known, saoet with liberal support. Tho proprietor, Mr. Graham, has eur thanks for kind attention?. AocroENT TO A GEORGETOWN TUG.-Tho steam tug J. B. staples, while towing up the Wac camaw Hirer, near Buck's Mills, OB the 10th instant, was discovered to be on fire below decks. The tow was Immediately cut adrift, and iho boat run ashore, when every exertion was made to buppress the fi?mes. The upper works, houses, decks, kc, were consumed, and machinery badly damaged. Great credit is due Captain Springs and his crew, who, with the assistance sent them from Buck's Mills, saved his boat from entire deitrnctien. The J. R. Staples was formerly owaed at Norfolk, Virginia, but fer the last eighteen months has been ?wnei and used at Georgetown, South Carolina, and is partially insured. Tho damage will be speedily repaired, and the tug soon at work again. "Nobody hurt" THE SPECTACULAR DRAMA seems almost as popular at the South a9 in the North. M.maser Whitman's company closed avery successful engage? ment of two weeks ia Savannah on Saturday last. A complimentary benefit given to Mr. Whitman by the leading citizens on Friday night drew an over? whelming audience, and the style in which the fairy pieces, CindertUa and Undine, wete brought out a la Opera Bouffe is highly praised by the papers of our Bister city. It was hoped that these a 11 rac nv? plays would have bad a run of a fortnight in Charleston; but the pre-engagement of Hibernian Hall renders lt impossible, and the company will tppeir h-ro on two evenings only-to-night and to-mortow night. Cin? derella will be given this even im. It is described as a light and sparkling medley of song, wit. acting ind admirable scenic effects. The piece is interspersed with ballet interIndes in which the graceful star. Mlle. Dlani, will appear, supported by tho Parisian corps de ballet, and closes with the beautiful trans? formation scene. Undine is on tho bills for to-mor? row night. Seats can be engaged lor either night at Holmes' book store. On Wednesday morning th ? company departa for ihe North. THE KRAKEN REDIVTVTJS.-Cap' "n Perry, of the buoy tender Maggie, which arri\ . at this port on Saturday morning, repor s that about len days ago, while off St. Simon's Bay, on thc coast of Geor? gia, he fell in with a dead monster of the deep float? ing on tho surface. The carcass stood fifteen tect out of water, and was about thirty feet long by twenty wide, with an alligator shaped head attached to the body by a n < ck about fifteen feet in length. As weU as could be judged, tho creature was shaped like a tortoise, and had beeu dead for some time, as the atmosph?re was tainted with tin* smoU. Captain Porry sail<xl within five ieet of tho carcass, and would have taken it in tow but a galo was rising and ho was anxious to mak- an offing. The captain, who is an old vhaler, says that he hus never seen such a sight, and judges that the unknown creature most have been one of the oldest inhabitants of the briny deep, as the corrugations on ils back shooed that it hid attained an advance! age. ho "strange fish" was subsequently seen by several cf the pilots and the lighthouse koepor of SI. Simon's, who all corrobo? rate Captain Perry's statement When last s eu the body was drifting toward laud, wh*-re it will proba? bly r?foain and luraish phosphates for future gene? rations. INSPECTOR OF GUANO.-Tho communication of Professor C. 0. shepard to Governor Scott, on the subjec: of appniutiug au inspector ol fertilizers, has naturally directed tho attention cf thc public to this important matter. It is self-evident that the planters and farmers of thc country are liable to great imposition in having worthless mixtures or adulterated guin^ pa-scJ off on them as valuable manures, and that it is thc duty of the Stats, as far as practicaje, to prefect them from such swindles. If, then, it wore possible to cet a good man as in? spector of yuan i or fertilizer*, and every ton sod could be mide to pass under his inspection, a great public good would be accomplished, which would more than compensate tor the high salaiy which such I such a man would undoubtedly demand. Thc ucr tiflcato of such an officer wou'd bc the only guar? antee that the purchaser u^ed have that he was get? ting a good article. Dut If the officq should bo filled, as most of the State offices aro, with a man who would look only to plunder, tho thing had bettor be left alone, and planters sud farmers left as now to find their only security iu dealiug with respoi albie houses. Charleston manufacturers of fertilizers, and Charleston merchants nf sta:.ding, who are agents for manures, havo too much at st ike to sell a bad article, and their bill of sale is as good as any inspec? tor's certificate. The chief uso of m inspector would bc to protect the regular business men a* well as the planters from sharpers, and that would not bo ef fecC& if the inspector was himself a sharper. Cuan MAKERS val! notice something to their advantage under bead of "wants." MASONIC TESTIMONIALS.-At a recent meet? ing cf LaOandtur Lottie. No. 36, A. F. M., tho brethren, in high appreciation of the efficient ser? vices of Worship ral Master Joseph Eock, presented him with testimoni?is in behalf of tho fraternity, consi-ting of a silver sugar dish and cream pot, on which was inscribed ; "Presented to Past Master Joseph Bock, by I.aCandeur Lo'ge, No. 3G, A. F. M., March 12th, 5869, Chariest-n, S. C." The en? graving is by Fischer in his best stylo, reflecting c-edit on his testo an 1 skill- Tho articles aro from Messrs. Wm. G. Wbilden & Co., King-street, and are elaborately chased and ornamented. Tho follow? ing are tho remarks of Junior Warden D. Muller on presenting the tokens: Worshipful Muster Bock-I have thc honor and pleasure f presenting you this evenir g, in tho name and behalt . f the brethren el? Lodge Lat.'andeur, with this nu obie token of'.heiraffection and esteem. Although you are yet young in years, you have al? ready well deserved of Masonry in general, and especially of our Lodge, and as it is an honor to you to have well merited our ?ift, it will bo a gratelut recollection to H ose coming after us, that our brethren could appreciate your noble and benevo? lent efforts. Please accept of our offering with the samo spirit with watch it is tendered, no: for its intrinsic viluc, but as a pevnetual memorial of your own worth and of the appreciation and gratitude of Lodge LaCan deur. Brother Bock responded as follows: Brother Muller--I sincerely thank yon lor the kind manner in whicli you have conveyed to me the sen? timents of our be o ved Lodce, and the very valuable present, of which I am the fortunate recipient Brethren of La Candeur Lodge, If I hs >*e ever de? served the approval of the fraternity, and have faith? fully borne my part in Ute holy Masonic work, I ac? knowledge with pride and pleasure that your encour? agement and active assistance are entitled to tho greater portion of the merit You have, however, given my poor exertions more than they deserve, and ii I may accept this beautiful testimonial of your regard, it is with the determination of earning it hy enlarged charity and more perfect Masonic senti? ments in fnture. I am deeply grateful, and may the Supreme Architect bless you all forever more. CLUBS AND STARS.-The following: docket disposed of on Saturday at the Mayor's Court shows a considerable increase in local misdemeanor: John Carrington, white, who stole a pistol from Mr. F. C. Millor's residonco, corner Meeting-street and Lightwood Altey, was turned ovor to a magis? trate. Wm. Johnson, white, under tho influence of liquor and disorderly in Meetfng-streot, wis fined $10; couldn't pay and went up for ten days. Thomas Chaney, white, tipsy and disorderly in a house in Henrietta-street Fmod $5. Susan Bannon, white, drunk In o lebe-- tret-1 aud bad to bo carried to the guardhouse on a cart. Fined SS; couldn't poy and went up for five days. Wm. Brown, whito, drunk and disorderly in Queen-street, rcsisisting police. Finod $20; couldn't pay and weat up tor twenty days. Tnomas Grant, colored, for stealing a hogshead of bacon entrusted to his caro to bo carried to thc rail? road and Felling it on route, delivered to a magis? trate's warrant Flora Davis, colored, for disorderly conduct in a ball room in Georgc-Btreet Finod $3. Another Newfoundland dog of value awaits his fate at the calaboose. Mary Grant colored, sleeping in the market, fined $5, couldn't pay and went up for five days. 1 here was a fisticuff battle between e. white and a colored woman in Tndd-sireet on Saturday last, which assumed the cuaracter of a riot before il ended. ' ** The name of the white man who was stabbed on Friday night, at a ball in George-street was Paul Doetzarphf. Ho was cut twice. In tho back by a wo? man, for showing too much attention to another. He received medical attendance and is doing well. live white boys named Pat Riley, Pat Keogh, An? gus Smith, Bobert Jones and Thomas Wbtte, wero discovered stowed away on board of the Dictator on ber arrH al yesterday. They aro runaways from Sa? vannah, Ga., and claim to be bdl posters. They were taken iii charge by Officer Levy, of the Detective force, and will no doubt be shipped back. They are not over fifteen years of age. THE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY'S HOME AND SCHOOL -The superintendent, Bev. A. Toomer Por? ter, submits to tho Pioneer Southern Educations' Aid Socioty, of Baltimore, the following report for tho home and school of the society for tho month of February, 1869: HOHE. We have admitted into the Home eight boys; last reported, fifty-seven; two havn left; making tho present number of inmates sixty-three. One of the two whe have lett has gone into business, for which ne was prepared at the school, and would not have ?ieen able to have entered a counting bouse but or the opportunity afforded bim by this institution. The other boy has returned to the country in failing health. BAX SCHOOL. The mimi \' of scholars by last report was three hundred and eight; tte present number is three handred and twenty-rive; two hundred and twenty males and one hundred and. fivo fomales; average attendance two handred and eighty. EXPENSES. The expenses of the Home have been as follows: To paid oxponses, as per do tailed account_?859 80 By amount paid for tho boys.$348 09 By ?mount pledged. 218 00 Southern donations. 108 25 -$674 25 Balance to be provided for.$185 65 The expenses of the school have been: For threa malo toicbor*. fivo female teachers, music teacher and jani? tor.$420 50 Received for the scholars. 136 44 -$284 06 Total to be provided for Home and School. ...$4C9 Cl BUILD INOS. The buildings purchased ba the fall have been thoroughly repairei, aad important alteranons have been made. We have raised a building titty feet long, and put a brick basement to it ; repaired an? other buddins- eighty-two feet long, and adapted it for four class rooms, and a larg- pantry; besides pro? viding a servant's house, tliTty-six te ot long, and other necessary appurtenauccs and convenience-*. For these purpo-es tuero has becu ex? pended in i obruary. $91161 Which has been met by donations from Charleston aud elsewhere.... 603 17 Borrowed. 308 44 - .Ul ?1 REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-Colonel Jacob Fore? man and Mr. David Foreman were on their way from Silverton, S. C., to Au.usta, Ga., on Friday, when their horse took flight and ran off, thtowiog both gentlemen from thc buggy and wouudiug them se? verely. Brignoli's Italian Oporatic Concert Company con? template a tour through the Southern cities next May. The original "Peak Family"--Swiss bell ringers and the celebrated "Berger Family"-vocalists, harp? ists and violinists-assisted by Sol 5mitu Busselt, thc "talented fa:ial dtrliueaior," arc anuounc?d to perform in Columbia. Tho Savannah Republican reports tho arrest in that city of a woman named Mary Ccetantine, charaed with st- a'in? vestments from the Catholic Cathe iraL The woiaau appen a lo hive t mauii for robbing Catholic Churches. Sho robbed the Cathe? dral ia Charleston repeatedly. Sho went to Savan? nah three years ago, and since her arrival there haB spent most ol' hor time iu pt ison. A pair ol ho: ses ran away with a carriage iu Moot? int ?treeton saturday; for.uualely they injured no ono, and 'he vehicle was on y slightly dam ged. J. A. Miishington, colored, has been appointed by Governor Scott a notaty public. There are a number ol small boys who ga'her arounJ the church doors ou Sundays much lo thc annoyance of tho preachers and congregations. Can? not the police disperso them ? The Equity Docket will bc called to-day; moaibcru of the bar ?ill govern themselves accordingly. The Italian op?ra troiipe with au unsurpassed corps of artists will bo in our city on tho second week iu April. This troupo contains a first-class soprano of Charleston origin. W. W. Fowler, the agent of the Peak Family Bell Ringers, is at the Pavilion Hotel He comes to make arrangement! for the appearance of the trou e. TOTO was a fonval inspection of tho police force Saturday, when they presented au uuu-ually tine ap? pearance. The hotels presented quite a HveU" appearance last evening with strangers; a large uumbor of them aro toming tho South now. The person who it guilty of breaking the window panes of Grace Church, and spitting tobacco juice through the appertnrc, is warned to desist or he wil I be severely dealt with. The velocipede mania has resulted in the forma? tion of a o'ub, whicii will soon get out machines of tho most approved pattern. lhere will be a bah to-night ot Oppenheim's Hall, where a couple will be admitted for one dollar. HOTEL ABBIVALS, March 13 and H.-Pavi<ion Hole!.-3 Hov?8, 3antce; W W Fowles, Peak Family Bell Ringers; Leorge S Ring, Huntingdon, Mass; G Weber, Augusta; Frank L?verait, Eatonlon, Gi; R M Young, Calhoun, Ga; A C Brown, Williamsburg; H P Brifcoo, Goorgia; A H Dewitt, Baltimore; J O Bur ket, A 8 Tryon and wife, New Tork; Mrs charles Benn, E H Cranen. Savannah; H PMorhem, wife and child, New Orleans; W N Wall, TJ F Wak, Flor? ida; J Eursey, Virginia; W J Instri, Boston; A C Sage. New York; R S Stroughton, Florida; B F Whit? man and lady, Mr and Mrs G W Harrison, E H Cra min, Mrs Charles Hume, Mr and Mrs W H Tailor, Mr and Mrs T E H?rtel, J Jeffries, Mr and Hrs Bar vey, B Bergan, Miss Laura Bell, Miss Louisa La rompt, Mlle Diani, .Mons Diam'. Miss Miunie DeVere, Miss Isabel Vane, R C Clark, F H ?andtord, J Haight, C Webster, Miss Lisette Bernard, Mrs Cole-White Fawn Company, Charleston HoUl.-John E Pese, wifo and two children, New Yoik; J T Hand, Philadelphia; S K Johnson, Augusta; Mrs R B Carpenter and family. Covington. Ky; J W Norcross, C H Denton, New York; C J McDonald, J W Gordon, Eng'and; T P Hall, ???vana; George H Berser, Florida; F AEus tis, Beaufort; H W Weiss. C E Deane, Boston;D Malloy, T J Malloy. Cheraw; R H Mccormack. Jno M Olark, J C Breoks. ? R Hold, Chicano; Colonel ZH Benton, New York; E Morris, Pennsylvania; Henry Elsworth, Edward Gerard, Jr, r^cw York; R M Young, Calhoun, Ga ; T> A M Ewan, New York ; H E Vincent, ? Bansctt, steamer Pilot Boy; H P Mutte, City; C C Poryear, Georgia; J M Brown, Boston; H P Adams, Columbia; J H Goodlett, Greenville; Mr and Mrs Spencer, child and servant. Dr and Mrs Bartlett, Pennsylvania; G G Blair, L Blair, minois; B H May. Virginia; A Sim? mons, Baltimore; A E Burton, Philadelphia; H D Hatch, Mr Cleveland and family, New York; P L Robinson abd wife, H G Root, Vermont; S W Maurice, lady and children. South Carolina; Major and Mrs Neide, Columbia;'H K Elkins and wife, Chicago; J H Brown, B M Gillett, C B Walker, Richland; W B Hartley, Philadelphia; J S Hawley and wife, baltimore; B Ayougg.New Jersey;J R Rns sel, Florida ; C Segrune and wife, New York ; G E Stanton and wife, Chicago; J Friend, Florida; John T Harrison, Savannah; W L S Townshard, New Orleans; H Yeatman, Baltimore; W H Waldly and wife, Michigan ; W H Abrahams, Baltimore ; 8 Solo? mons, WP Ord, Miss Ord, San Francisco; Mr and Mrs eiark, New York; A M Lathom, St Andrew's. BUSINESS NOTICES. STATE BONDS.-Mr. A. C. Kaufman, No. 25 Broad-street, offers Stato bonds for sale. -o FASHIONABLE TAILORING.-Mr. Pl entre, tho fashionable Broad-street tailor, advertises to-day his spring stock, and bis announcement in another column will bo found interesting by all gcntlomen who takepridoin their personal appearance. Only actual and close examination cm show bow fine his goods arc, and the elegance of style and tho accuracy of his fit are too well known to require comment. DBUOS AND CHEMICALS.-Dr. H. Baer, suc? cessor to E. H. Kellers k Co., presents to tho public on extensive and varied list of articles in his lino, of which he always keeps a frc -h stock on hand. Dr. Baer offers all tho inducements to the city custom that can bc afforded by a first-class apothecary, and he can also supply planters and country merchants with small stocks on accommodating terms. THE ATTENTION of dealers is invited to the cargo sale of sugar and motases offered this day, at eleven o'clock, on Palmetto Wharf, by Messrs. JA. En slow k Co. Ibo cargo was selected for this mar? ket, and was imported ex schooner Willie Martin, from Cardenas. March 15 -O ALL WHO ABE IN WANT of prime substantial Boots and Shoes, will hod thom at John Commins, No. 131 Meeting-street, near thc Market. They are offered at retail. m* February 22 -O To THE PLANTEES OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.-Believing "WHANN'S" RAW BOXE SU? PERPHOSPHATE OF LEUE to bc fully equal to the best Fertilizers in market, and superior to many, and being d?sirons of having lt thoroughly tested, we havo concluded to offer the following Premiums: 1st. For tho largest yield of Colton irom an acre of land, a Silver Pitcbor worth $100. 2d. For the sec? ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land, a Silver Pitcher worth $50. 3d. For the largest yield ot Corn from an acre of land, a Silver Goblet worth $25. Thc above premiums will be awarded where "WHANKS"' RAW BOSE SUPEBPHOSPHATK alone is used on the acre producing the yield. Those applying for the premiums will be required to furnish satisfactory evidence of the amount pro? duced on tho acre, and a statement of the manner In which they applied thc manure A limited amount only of this I lospbate will bc distributed during the season. Prices, delivered on the cars at Charleston, $C5 per ton, cash; or $70 for approved eily accept anees, pa'yablo 1st November. CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO., Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C., And No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga. February 23 Imo -0 THE PROPRIETORS OF "Whann's Raw Bone Snpeiphosphate of Lime cordially invite farmers, dealers and others interested in procuring a first class manure, to caU and examine their works, soe process of manufacture, and inspect the materials used. They have no secrets, give full value, and guarantee their Phosphate toc?me up to tho ?tan-j dard analysis. Cleghorn, Herring ? Co. are tho agents for the sale of it in Augusta .cd Charleston. February 23 Imo /inannol. STATE BONDS ! STATE BONDS! FOR SALE BY A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker and Commis-ion Aeent, March 15 2 No. 25 Broad-stroet. C. Cnilnring, (tlc. P L IC N OK, No. 87 BROAD-STREET, HAS NOW A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, SUCH AS FRENCH. ENGLISH, BLACK AND COLORED BROADCLOTHS, CoaUnes, Black Doeskins. Fancy C'aisimeres, and an assortment of Domestic Goods for bu-iuei-g wear. All th w goods will be mado up to order at tho nioet reasonable prices. A ouiplete stock of tho so lavornblv known ST All SBIlt S and L?LLAUS constantly on hand. Ma. ch 15_mwfO mAILURIKG, THE SUBSCRIBER JUST RETURNED from Kow York, ?i-h a hindson c selection of CLOTHS, CASSIUERES VESTING-, Ac. ami is now prepared to execute till orders, with dispatch. QiTinii had ruauy yea-H experience in Ute bu>i: es*, he leds satisfied that the mat rial and workmanship will give every satisfaction, t all aud exumiue my Stock. ALSO A FINE LOT OF FUKNI<HL<G GOOD*:. JOHN RUGHEMKH, Ne. ill Kiug-sticet, March 10 C wfm" Third door uotth o: Queen. SOUTHERN STENCILMA???F?CTOR? E. H. RODG-ERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCIL STOCK AN J DIES, STEEL LETTERS A.\l) STAMPS CHECKS A ?VD TAUS BRASS AND ??CR.HAN SILVER KEY? KINGS, CHAIN'S, &c. BY THE GALLON OR BARREL. AGENT FOR HILL'S PATENT II WU STAMPS SEAL PRESSES BRANDING IKONS, <6c. No. 129 EAST BAY-STJRERT, CHARLESTON, S. C. tif?- Call and examine specimens, January IC Saaos Jlnriwit Solis. SHERIFF'S SALK. By virtue of the following Tax Executions, to mo directed and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, and TUESDAY, the 6th and 6th days oi April next, at the northeast corner ot the Courthouse, between the hours of ll o clock A. M. and 3 o'clock JP. M. All tho RIGHI", TITLE AND INTEREST of the defendants below staled in Leases not exceeding seven y cars, in the following described property, levied on and to be sold for Taxes due the stase and Costs. Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKE?", Sheriff Charleston County, St. Ihilip and St. Michael. AUREN s, G. House and Lot No. 112 Mceling-slreot-$9 CC ANCRUM, Trust Estate House and Lot Nu 218 Meeting-street-17 20. ALLERS, CARSTKN. Bou-e and Lot south side Calhoun-street-22 59. BULLWINKLE. H. House and Lot east side Bedon's Alley-22 69. BAKEN, THOS. IL Lot weet side Rutledge, between Springand Line streets-7 27. BAKER. EDMUND Lot west side Rutledge-strcet-7 90. BROWN. JANE Lot cast side America, between Reid and Am horst-9 81. BROWN, Mrs. M. and JAMES JOHNSON, HOU?O ?nd Lot south side Bogard-sfrect-22 59. BOON. BEN J. Farm, Sacres. Main Road, between Forks and Four Mile House-10 5C. BOON, Trust Estate M. C. Hou-e and Lot. toutb side Beo-street-20 89. BUCK, MABY douse ano Lot, east side America-street, between Reid and Amherst streets-15 77. House and Lot east side America-street, between Amherst and the Mali-ll 07. BERKY, WILLIAM House and Lot south sido Bogard-streot-13 22. BERRY, Estate M. Vacant Lot c mer King and Queen streets-14 07. BUDDS, J. D. (two executions ) House and Lot, No. 8 6hort-street-20 25. CAMPBELL. M. F. House and Lot, No. 53 Charlotte-street-22 75. CLEARY, P. M. House and Lot. No. ll Charlotte-stroet-17 87. CLEABY, P. HOURS and Lot, corner Mount and Ratledgo-strcets -20 45. CHAPEAH, Estate MARY E. HOUSH and Lot, No. 43 spring-street, and other property-52 65. CAMMER, JOHN House and Lot, north side Bull-? tree t-22 59. COLLINS, J. P. House north side Beaufain-strect, between Lynch and Gadsden-10 ll. DELETTRE, A. House and Lot. west side Nas au-strcet-7 71. DUPBE, JULIA Lot in Klug-Btreet-18 33. DALY, HENRIETTA House aud Lot, No. 41 Tradd-street-63 45. DARCY, M. 0 Acre Farm near Powder Magazine and House and Lot No. 634 King-street-30 77. DAVIS, JOHN nc usc and Lot, No. C89, west side of King-street, and House and Lot, No. 216, east ?ide of Moeting street-27 70. ENGLAND, W. J., Trustee. House and Lot, Moeling-streel-06 19. " ELLIOTT. Dr. T, O. Lot, east side savago street-9 75. FULLER, E. N., Trustee House and L->t No. 147 southside Calhoun-street balauce due 4 63. Foo ARTIE. EDWABD House on city land north side Calhoun-street 20 89. FULLER. Estate W. House and Lot west side Church-street, between St Michael's Alley and Broad-street-20 85. GIBBS, JULIA E. Pariu of JJ acres on Pans Souci Lane ou Ashley River-31 ll. GLOVER, CATHARINE House aud Lo: east fido Nassau-street, between Soutb ?nd Reid stre -ts-8 54. GRATTON, Mien ALL House and Lot west Fide Anson-street, between George and Calhoun streets-15 77. GORMAN. JOSI rn Hou.-e and Lot No. 5 Nunan-street-7 34. GERARD, J. P. Hous- aud Lot south side Bogard-strcet-9 81. GAILLARD. Estate H. G. House and Lot cast side America street-15 77. GREER, Estate W. House and Lot No. 118 Wontwortb-street-bal ance ?ue G5 89 HOLLOWAY. S. D. Stable west ;ide Friend-street. House aud Lot cast side South-street, and other property-1719 HENNESSY Estato M. House and Lot No. 59 ?ln;-stroet-18 45. HICKS, H. H. House aud Lot Marsh street House and Lot Duncan-itrcct and other property, balau : e due 19 63. HENNESSY. X Bouse and Lot, No. 27 Tradd-street-14 16. H/VIOLTON, PAUL and Wife Two houses and Lot, south silo Bo?ard-street -22 69. HERIOT, Mes. M. E kv usc and Lot north side Cannon-street-ll 95. PER ION JAMES. Four Tenements, cast side Aiken-3treet-14 07. HUDSON, Estate JOHN House and Lc Rut ledge-street-1687. JACKSON, wife and children WI LL IAN House and Lot east sido Aiki n-street, between Homi stcao Mad and Blake-street-8 ll. KINLOCH. Estato RICHARD Houie and Lot south side Bull-street-18 33. LOPEZ. Estate M. Lot in Friend-sireet-14 07. LiMEH?USE, H. J House jed Lot Elliott-street. House and Lot Llmebouse-street-94 50. LES?SNE, ? HOMA8 House and Tor east side Smith-street, between Cal? houn and Vuuderhorst streets-7 66. LORD Trust Estate CATHARINE A.,and Children. House and Lot, Vernon-street-17 05. HINNI8, itOBERT. Two Lot-?, corner Grove and King-8 87. MATTULEBSEN, E. House and Lot, No. 19 Spring-street-40 95. ?IATTHIE?SEN. WM"., agent. Lot u Rutledse-street-12 71. MIDDLETON, JOHN, Trustee. Mudding northeast oornor East Bay and Vender horst wharf-75 35. MOORE, MARIA C. Building on illy lund north sido Calhoun-street 26 ?6. ilohlLBOY, WM. House and Lot, cast sids America-street, between Reid and .Ambo:st-18 33. MAE .LEV. Mri?. H. Lot in Line-street-in 3?. MATTHLWS, Eslato. J. B. Hous.- aud Lot. east tide Meeting-street, between Line and Co urubu?-10. Minus. D. W. Lo> south side Bogard-streot-9 81. MORTIMER, ABRAM House aud Lot, south st Jo Charlo tic-street-13 77. MILLER. Mrs. V. L. Hou.'Cand Lol, No. G Hudson-street-13 08. MOULTRIE nu.I Children HUBERT House and Lot, south side Ca.houn-stre< t, between Smith and I'm-7 71. MOREY. F. MONTANA Y. HI>usc and Lot, No. 49 Spring-strrrt-10 66. Mci 'ALL and wile ll. (i wo executions) House and Lot. No. 48 Churth-sircet-118 23. MARSHALL, L. F. Lot, Smith-street-14 15. MAR -HALL Loci ?A F House aud 1 ot. Fci'ikiiu-streel-20 8'J. MAUSUALL. J.lMlii C. Hov ac a.id Lot. o. CO Tradd-itrccf ; Lot, south side tradd-stiee-25 3.1. MAR-HALL. Estate JOHN T. Real E-tate. TradJ-s.re t-119 93. MARSHALL Estai 11 LUAN"1I Hou* aud Lot, Nos. 2 aud4, oast side wall-street , -8 7n. MCDOWELL. J. JIN T. (tinco i .v?cu!I ms) House und Lot. n r.h ?-Ide Wentworth .-treet, be? tween King aud Meeting-3tf 57. NORMAN, Estate H. Uoi.se aud Lot in Ouureh--treet-31 35. O'UKAK. Dr. J. 8. Moese and Lol, south suie Hase!, between Anson st-cot nd Maiden 1 mi -l ? 39. OVALLAHAN. I HAS. O. House anil Lot wet *ide Ansou-stroct, between George au i Calhoun-'JJ BU. Ol roLENOUl [SKA : L A> D DANIEL. Store X .. J8 Vcudu ? l?a..^e. House and Lot No?. ?i and 22 Kroad s re.-: _8J 50. BALKER. Tinste o F. U use und LotPiti-S.rc cl-49 55. PARKER and Children. E. H. House and Lot No. 6 i i cargo-street-9 S3. PATTERSON P. J. C. House and Lol south ?ide Diake-strret-14 07. PRIER, SJ. .!>. Hi>u*e and Lot north side Burns Lfine-22 59. Pities:. Eat a to PHILIP sj. I. ouse aud Lot No*. 72 and 71 Spring-street 14 15. PLNCKNET, Estate Mrs E. House aud Lot Bovtlh Fide Erosa", between King and F.ieud streets-VJ 73. l'ATY, Ketit'o JAMES (two executing) House and Lol No. 1 t;reenhill->tr. ot-37 82. PRICHARD abd Lb.lil eu in Irust, L. C. Lot Uorl?ei k's Alley-13 65. PHILLIP*, L J. a;:d J. H -me mid Lot corner Green and Collegc-streots 75 33. QCACKENBUSH T. L. St no and Lot corucr Church and Cumborland stieets, aiid other properly-24 54. RICHTER. I'. .^alei nu Me chandisc-13 33. RICHARDS, GEORGE R. Two Houses ( e .ted land) cast side East Bay-7 71. RICH. GEO::UB C. V .eaoi Loi west side Percy-street-7 49. RICH. Mrs. MARY House and Lot south side Bo^ard-street, and other property-d 67. ?ETD, ANDBEW House and Lot Mo. 47 west side aide. Church-Btr -10 14. tOLANDO, F. G. House nod Lot Nos. 9 sod ll Magazine-street, a I her property-25 99. livens. MARTHA ANN House and Lot north 6ide Queen-street-7 07. IILET, W. W. Houso and Let No. 03 south side Spring-str -ll 10. loEssLEB, Estato F. House and Lot No. 22 St. Philip-street, and otl roperty-35 37. IA KB, Estate JACOB House and Lot No. 28 Pinckney-street-39 63. IYAN, WM. B., (two executions) House and Lot No. 35Pitt-street, between Bulla ?alhoun-18 51. LEABROOK.M. W. Lot sour h side Broad-street-4815. SMITH, Mrs. R., (two executions) Farra, two acres-8 96. IMITH. Pi OS ENA House and Lot south side Cannon-street-12 87. )HIRER, H. House and Lot Rutledge Avenue-19 45. SCHWARTZ. H. Lot No. 101 Lilly Court-9 99. SULLIVAN', Estate M. T. Lot in Anson-atreot-ll 57. SOLOMON, G. House and Lot King-street-14 07. JHECUT, Estato L. A. House and Lot west side Pitt-street-31 ll. :CHEPER JOHN 8. Houso and Lot north sido Calhoun-street-22 b*?. STROCB, Estate CATHARINE Ii. House and Lot north side Morris-stroet-14 07. >cmiYDT, Mrs. ELIZABETH (three executions' House and Lot south side of Montague, betwe 'omirig and Pitt scree s-17 45. TURNBULL, Estato A. B. Lot westside Logan-street-ll 49. TODD, MIS. EVELEEN House and Lot wost side Nassau-street, near ( umbus-7 71. fl!ARIN, M. C. House and Lot wrst side America-street-7 65. [HORN, Estate REBECCA (three executions) House and Lot south side No. 22 Calhoun-streel 13 77. roRRE, Estate Mill and Lot, corner Washington and Cha] itreots-9516. ?VTLSON, MABY E. House and Lot. south side Bogard-street-14 07, ?VILLIAMS. DIANA Lot. north side Begard-street-7 25. ?TALTOLE, SN. E. House aud Lot, north side Norman-street-37 3' WAKING, JOSEPH H., Trustee. House and Lot, No. 95 St. Philip-street-14 55. VTHITTEY. Estate E. Two Houses and Lots, No. 122 St. Philip-streel 15 65. WHITE, Estate Mrs. ELLEN House and Lot, No. 13 Tradd-streot-10 66. St. Andrew's. BYRNES, Estate J. P. 200 acres Land-$10 35. P?STELE. P. 8. -acres Land-14 25. SIMMONS, Estate T. G. -acres Land-22 05. Christ Choren. ALBUM, CHAS. 75 acres Marsh Land-$10 IL 3BOWN, - 49 actes Land-10 98. CAPERS, Estate J. 8?(two executions) 365 acres Land-22 70. FREEMAN, Estate HENBY 219 acres Land-13 67. LEO ARE. Estate DAN. 4 0 acres Land-14 76. LEGARE, N. 460 acres Land-14 76. PIEMAN. A. Lot in Mount Pleasant-10 65. PEUitiFOY. Estate A. Loti- Mount flcasaut-995. ROSE. HENRY (two executions) 290 aeres Land-29 21. RICHWOOD. B. F. (three executions) 50 acres Laud-37 53. STEWART, D. 225 sci es L md on Palmetto Point-ll 60. WHILDEN. W. H. 1500 seres Land-24 65. St. Thomas and St, Dennis. TENKIXS) Estate JOHN (two executions) 312 acres Land-$25 87. LUCAS, Estate T. B. (two executions) 300 acres Land-23 07. LACHICOTTE, J. (two executions) 4724 acres Lind-284 12. ROBERTSON, AI EXANDER 500 acres Land-20 4?. St. John's follet?n. LFGARE, J. C. W. (two executions) 322 acres Land on John's Island-$37 75. MIKELL, Estato E. S. (two executions) 85 acres Land on Kdisto Island-20 76. St. John's Berkeley? ?ALLENTINE, Estate ISAAC J. 260 acres Land-9 41. DAVIS, Estato JOHN N. 600 aeres Land-10 53. WINTER, Estate lt. 8. P. 600 acres Land-9 55. St. Stephen's. BRINPEN, ISAAC (two executions) 3640 acres of I and-$28 64. BRYAN, JOHN M. (two executions) 800 acre? of Land-16 20. CANNON W. H. 1743 acres of Land-22 05. CANNON, W. H.. Sr. - acres of Lii.d-9 76. EDWARDS, JOHN 1400 acres of Land-10 66. HICKS. H. H. - acres of Land-ll 87. LOFTON. J. J. - acres of Land-13 24. MONEY, JOHN (three executions) 1000 acres of Laud - 25 85. PORCHER, Estate H. F. {two executions) 180 acres of Land-ll 90. PHILLIPS. Estate lt. T. 18 i0 acres ol Land-ll 02. PORCHER, Estato T. C. 210U acres ot Land-12 25. PLATT. Mrs. A. E. (two executione) 1500 acres of Land-31 30. PIPKIN, E (two executions) 6080 acres Land-38 58. RODGERS. Estate Wu. 750 acres Land-10 65. SNOWDEN, La ta to WM. (two executions) '.53 acres of Land-24 41. WARING. Dr. ?. 8. - acres of Land-16 05. St. Jam.s' Goose Creek. BELL, WM. 448 J acres of Land-$43 76. BUKBAOE, Estato JOSHUA 25 acres of Laud-9 20. CARROLL B. Lot-13 08. CLARK ALEX. 143 acres ol Land-9 67. CONLY. FORCE & Co. tfO acres ot Laud near Ladson's Road-22 13, EASTER LINO, E. Al. IOU acres of I aud-ll 12. LtAILLARD E. M. 23u acres ol' Laud-10 52. L'IBSON. W. Lot near .summerville-10 36. HART. H. 8. (! 0 ocios ol Land-16 42. JOINER, LEMUEL 143 acres of Land-9 85. KEITH M. J. uuu urra-17 70. KENNEDY Mrs ANN, (two executions) Lot uotr Summerville-16 li. LYNES Estate 8AMUEL lujo aerea ot LouJ-17 KL MEACUKII. G. W LOI iioar ".uinmerville-10 34. MUKPH?, DENNIS" MU :ieies ol Laud-10 0-. L'ATNK, THOMAS. LOI nea . unim TVIHC-10 34. PERKY J.J.. (tw<?nxcuutions) Lu near -uiatuervilie-30 82. Si. r.,:itsi).\. Ji.. l.o. :i ir -uiiiinervllle-9 92. SHUDDER. Mr*. MARY Loi ni nummcrvnio-993. I'UUNDULL, A. 211 A- r i of LhU-J-12 9!. ?V I NI Kit J JIN Ul aero* oi Und-1067. ,\ IX, LIA MS, WM. 75 acres of Lai.d-10 72. . sit. Jumes, Santee. SATES, O. Z. -acres of Laud-12 53. IKINHEN, ISAAC 2.U0 aero ot Land -ll 35. JEINSEN J. R. - acres of Land-19 76. 3 ALL. WM J. 1062 s>-M of Land-28 ?8. jrJEKBX. W. 8. ( oi.r r.xjcutiona) SOO acres of Laud-44 20. S.OFr.?N. Estate J. IL ;".IIUU acres of Laud-19 16. S'U'KIN. E. 12?7 acres of Land-ll 27. _March 15 ISNIUXEE'S SA I. EAT-WALT ii ll KOKO', SOn i H CAROLINA. Jy vii-tuQ of an o.dcr to mo ein clod by tho Hon. tteo tisb Biyan, J idjra of Hutted States Dis viet Court lor oiii.h Ca o.ina, will be e Td at pub ic i.utcry ut Wa t-rboro', S. C., on sa ea-day next, being MOMMY. Ibu 5th day of April. 18C9. All Ui.il i ?l'Y i?.; TRACT OF LA 'D, situated in lt, H;irih'.iorue\v'a Pari-h, foll ton Countv. S. C., in th- sou.'h sido rd KdUtO River, and on thc head raters ot Wand Creek and itcd Bink Creek Uuiu'ug .ul bou il tug io the noithon lands now or latp ol olin li. Meister u Co., Peter \V. Heinz and Melrod ?vcll; o thu south on lands ot I M. R iys.ir, Jumes f Jenni -gs and Jo'iu -. Meister & Co ; easton lands if iii? ' haw M'U Company," now or late ol Jobn ?. .(cs er k Co., and west ou Lauds of Lewis E. Linder, ou'atniMg- acres. li rms-Oui -half cash; balanoe in one year, secur id by oond of the purchaser and mortgage of the "remise J. Purchaser to pay asBigoe- lor necessary lapors and stamps. J. B. Bis -ELL, March 12 fin 9 t Assignee of Hutson Lee. __<?u???0a Stitt New Crop Sugar and Molasses, Cargo of Schooner Willie Martin from Cardenas. BY J. A. ENSLOW & CO. THIS DAT, the 15th instant, at ll o'clock, will bo sold, on Palmetto Wharf, alongside the vessel, 75 brie's 1 Good to Cnoice WOOERS" SUGAR ' 90 tibds. ) 6 tierces \ Superior Clayed Molasses 26 bbls. ) 10 hhds. Superior Cuba Molasses. Conditions of sale-*um.B under $500 cash; $500 to $1000, 15 dava; $1000 and upwards, 30 days, for approved endorsed notes. March 15 SHERIFF'S SALK. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, to me directed and delivered, will be solJ on MONDAY, the 5th day of April next, at the northeast corner of the Courthouse, between the hours of ll A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M. All the right, title and tn'erest of the defendant in a TRACI OF LAND, situate in Sb Stephen's Parish, and known as the "Motosee" Plantation, measuring and containing 400 acres, more or less. Bounded on northeast by lands of A. Hood, and southwest by binds of Clemens. Levied on and to be sold as the property of John A. Shirer, at the snit of A. T. Darby, Administrator of J. M. CrosweU, ALSO, At the same time and place. All the right, title and interest of the defendant in all that LOT OF LAND on north side of Amer'ca street, and bounded north bv lands now or late of D. B. Comstock; west by lands of Charles Dagnet; south by lands of Dennis Hiflermann; eaBt by Amer? ica-street. Measuring on north line 72 feet; same on south line, and on east and west lines 60 feet, more or less. Levied on and to he sold as the property of Dudley B. Comstock, under an execution in the case of Wil? liam Armstrong vs. Dudley B. Comstock, ct al. ALSO, At the same time and place, All the right, title and interest of J. H. Baggutt in a LOT OF LAND, situate in Rose Lane, next to the corner of Bogard-atreet, west side, measuring 28 feet front on Rose Lane, by 46 feet ha depth, more or less. Levied on and to bc sold as the property of J. H. Baggett, under an execution in the case of Michael J. Tobin V3. J. H. Baggett k Co. Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, March 16_m4_8. C. C. Desirable Store, King-street, No. 348, Fifth Door from Liberty. . W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold, TO-MOKROW, March 16th, at the Old Post?nica, at ll ?'clock, That desirable two storr WOODEN BUILDING, known as No. 343 King-Btreet, with large store capa? ble of being extended ona hundred feet rn length. House contains six good rooms, besides kitchen. Store at present measures 60 feet in length. Lat measures 26 feet front, by 168 in depth, more or less. Terms-One-quarter cash ; balance in ooe, two and three years, with Interest, secured by bond ami mort, gage; property to bc insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. The property is a good investment, and can bs treated for at private sale at any time before the 16th of March. fmth3mchl3.15.16_March 15 Desirable Residence, No. 10 Beaufain-streel, between King and St. Philip streets. W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will he sold at auction, on 18th inst., at ll o'clock, at tho Old Postoffice, That desirable lhreo Story BRICK RESIDENCE, with Cistern, Kitchen and necessary outbuildings, known as No. 10 Beaufain-street; premises contains 9 rooms and kitchen6 rooms. Lot measures' 36 feet front by 102 feet in depth. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one, two and' three years, -vil h Interest payable semi-annually, se? cured by bond and mortgage of thc premises; prop? erty to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to payens for papers and stamps. March 13 sm tb 3 Estate Sale-Beaufain-street Property. W. Y, LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will bo sold, at Auction, THURSDAY, 18th instant, at ll o'clock, at the old Postofflce, All that LOT OF LANI), with Buildings thereon, situated on the south side of Beaufain-aireet, one door west of Archdale, with two story Dwelling and Shop attached, and the other building used as a Paint Shop. Lot measures 72 feet on Beuufaln stroet, and in depth 24 feet, more or lees. Terms cash. Purchaser io pay us for papers and stamps. emth3_March 13 ASSIGVUK'S SALK. By virtue of an order of sale to mo directed, by the Hon. George H. Brvan, Judge of the United States Court for the Distr.ct of South Carolina, I will oder for sale at public auction, on the first MON? DAY in April next, at 12 o'clock M., at Barnwell Court Houso, The following REAL ESTATE: All that L')T OF LAND, with improvements thereon, tn tho town of Willisson, Barnwell County, known as tho Bogacble Lot, bounded North by lands of tho estate of. E. Willis, East by a lot known as the Beasly lot, hereinafter described, South by the South Carolina Railroad, and West by lands of W. Graham, containing In trent 145 feet and in depth 110 feet All that LOT. OF LAND, in the said Town of Wil llston, in raid County, known ss the Beauly lot, bounded North by lands of J. H. Willis, East by landa ot Gilie-py, South by lands of South Carolina Railroad, and w et by the bogacble lot aforemen. Uoned. containing 60 feet by 140. Also, all that LO V OF LAND in said Town and County, known aa Lot No. 4, bounded North by a street thirty feet wide, East by lands of Gillespy, South by lands ot GUlespy and J. H. WlUls, and a lot known as the confiscated lot of the estate of E. Willis, and West by a street twenty feet wide. AU that LOT OF LAND, in tho Town of Bamberg, in the said County, known as Lot No. 10, Range 1, bounded North by Railroad Avenue, East by W. s. Bamberg'? lot. South by Broad-street, and West by Washington-street. All that LOT OF LAND in the said Town of Bam? berg, County aforesaid, known as Lot No. 13, Range 1, bounded North by Railroad Avenue, East by lands of W. H. Bamberg, South by Broad-street, and West by lands of O. R. Fau?t All that LOT OF LAND in said Town and County, known as Lot No. 0, Raugc 1, bounded North by Broad-streot, East by Boundary-street South by land of W. S. Bamberg and G. W. Bamberg, West by Calhoun-street All that LOT Ot* LAND in said Town and County known as No. 3, Runge 3, bouoded North by Black? bird Alley, Ea*t by Washington-street, South by lands of G. W. Bamberg, and West by Calhoun etreet. Also, half of LOT NO. -, in said Town and County, bounded Notth by lands of South Carolina Railroad, Hast by lands of r. C. Allen, South by Brood-street, and West by lands of G. W.?Blitch lngton. Terms-One-half cash; thc balance in ono year from thc day of sale, secured by bond or bonds of tho purchasers, bearing interest from the day of sale, and mortgage or morfgagos pf ihe premises; - buildings to bc insured and p?bele* assigoed. Pur? chasers to pay for papers auu stamps. FREDERICK J. SMITH, Assignee Esta e Geo. Hoffmann. ?5* Notico is hereby niven, by order of the Court to uti persons who may kavo or claim any special or general lien ou the above property to come forward aud prove their said liens before J. C. Carpenter, Esq , lieg strur in Bankruptcy, ou or before the 21st inst., or bo forever debarred ot any special hen on the funds arising rroni tho salo of said property, whereof notice shall bc given lo the Assignee afore? said on or before the day ol' sale. FREDERICK J. SMITH. Assigneo ot Geo. Hoffmann, Bankrupt March 8 m4 pu ii ki ?i j], l?tt. SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRU*T COMPANY, Aurnoni7.Ei> CAPITAL..FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. PBENESX LlitlT.5CO,000. TUE OFHCE OF THIS COMPANY IS NOW opened at No. 19 BROAD-STREET, (Southwi stern Railroad flank), for thc RECEIPT OF DEPOSITS, DIsCOUNT OF PAPER. PURCHASE AND SALE OF tX'.'HANGl', and ibe transaction of a General Eank ing Business. IutercsT allowed on deposits upon the term, es? tablished by the Bourd oi Dircclors. Ihe Company is al?o a legal depository for monica paid into Court. Will I ceci ve Registry and Transfer Books, act us Agent to pay . oupous and Dividends, and as Trustee in Kaili o d Mortgages. Directors. WM. C. BEE (of Wm. O Ree is Co.) A. S. JOHNSTON (ol' Johnston, Crews k Co.) ROBERT MUR li (of Hobert Mure k Co.) W. B. WILLIAMS (of W. B. Williams k Sons.) E. H. FROST (ot Frost k Adger.) E. ADGER (of J. E. Adger 4: Co.) HENRY GOURDIN (of Gourdin, Matthiessen k Co.) GEORGE T. BUIS 1' (of Buist k Buist.) C. G. MEMMINGER (of Memminger, Jervey k Piuckuey ) J. KERR (of T. J. Kerr k Co.) D. AIKEN (of J. D. Aiken k Co.) JOHN CAMPSI.N (of John Campeen 4 Co.) p. CALDWELL (of R. k A. P. caidwou.) WILLIAM K. RYAN. T. T. WELSMAN. B. O'NEILL J. GREGG, of Granitevilie, S. C. For further parbcnlara apply at the Banking House, Charleston, S. C. GMO. S. CAMERON, President. TIIOJJIAS ti. WARING, Cashier. Charleston, S. C., March 12, 1869. March 13 a tutasS Onction Snits. Matt, Boots and Shoes, ic. - - KNOX. DALY & CO., No. 150 Sleeting, corner of We nt worth street, Will sell THIS DAT, commencing atlO o'clook A.M., -ca;es A en's, Women's and Children's BOOTS, Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals, ac. -cases Men's and Boys' Felt and Wool Hats. Conditions cash. __"_March IS Fordham's Bar Fixeres, Restaurant, ?c, on account o f former purchaser. WM. McKAY Will sell on thc premises, No. - Meeting-street, op? posite Burns' Lane, Til IS SAT, 16th instant, at 19 o'clock. Terms cash. March IS Beef, ?cc. BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL. T0-M0BB0W, the 16th, will be sold before our store, at half past 9 o'clock. 25 WI*. New York City MESS BEEF, just receiv? ed and In fine order. Conditions cash._, March IS Fertilizer. BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL. TO-MOBBOW, the 16tb, wdlbe sold before our store? at half-past 9 o'clock, 60 bbl?. BBUOE'S FL KT LL I ZEB. Conditions cash._March IS Sale of Stores on Market-street, by Order of the Executor. BY LOWNDES & G RI MB ALL, ~ No. ?6 Broad-street. Will be sold TCMOBEOW. 16th March, at the Old. Postofflco, Broad-street at ll o'clock A. M., * AU that LOT OF LAUTO, with the Buildings there* on, situate on the sooth aide of Market-street, (be? tween Meeting and Church) known aa Nos. SS, St and 59. ii Lot measures on Market-street 59 feet 5 Inches; 03 the east line 71 feet 3 inches; on the west 79 feet 3 inches; on the north line 61 feet, be the same moro or less. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two) years, interest payable semi-annually, to be secured by a bond of the purchaser and mortgage of fha premises sold. Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. March 16 stuthmtuS Valuable City Property, at Auction, HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by th? the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge of the United States District Conrt for th? District of South Car? olina, I will offer for sale, at Public Auction, at tba Old PostofiS.ee, foot of Bread-street, Charleston, 8? 0., on TUESDAY, April 6th. 1869, at ll o'clock: A. M.. All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there? on, situate on the north side of Market-street, and known as No. 120, in the City of Charleston, measur? ing in front on Market-street thirty feet, and in depth Airy -seven feet, be the sams more or less: bounded on the north by lands now or late of Wm. Wardsworth, east by bands of Jaoob Rosenfleld, south by Market-street, and westby lands now oi* late of Mary Gregorio. Terms-One-third cash; balance in two equal suc? cessive annual Instalments, secured br bond of pur? chaser bearing Interest from dav of. s de, and a mort? gage upon the premises. The building to be Insur? ed for not less than the amount of the bond and the) policy assigned. LOUIS McLAlN, . Assignee of E. Daly. MarchlS 1617 19 22 25 27 29 31 Ap25 6 INDERA DECKE E IN EQUITY. Elizabeth R. Venning, et al, vs. Harriet M. Venning, et al. BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. On THURSDAY, the Isl day of Anril next, in front or the Old Customhouse, at ll o'clock A. M., wfll be sold, All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Parish or St. Thomas, originally con? sisting ot several distinct tracts adjoining each other, and now consolidated and known ns "The Brick; Yard," containing, as per deeds ot conveyance, 363$ acres, be the same more or less. All of which will more fully appear from several deeds of convey? ance to one Jonah M. Venning and by him, fha said Jonah M. Yenning, to Henry M. Venning and David B. Venning, in the plea ?lng in said cause set forth. ALSO, The following personal property, viz: Thc SCHOONER LARK (solid live oak frame), CAC* ry lng capacity about 30 cords of wood. ALSO, Two FINE MULES. ALDO, All that valuable real estate In the City of Charles? ton known aa YEN NINO'S WHARP, measuring and containing on Wharf-street 170 fest, and the aamsj on the channel of Cooper River to the eut. Bound? ed to the north by Wharf No. 6, south by Wharf No. 3, east by the channel of Cooper River, and weat bj Wharf-Btrtot aforesaid. ' Terms for RealEsule-On?-third c^?-M**0?^ one and two years, to be secured by bond an* ?Mr? gage of the premises respectively, interest to be palo! annually until the whole debt be paid. Terms for Personal Property-Cash on delivery. K. W. M MACKEY, March 15 m2 Apl 8. a 0. Real Estate. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. No 31 Broad-street, South, aide, near State-street. At Private Salo FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? T10N8 Valuable Rice Plantations - .. Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms ' ' Extensive and Valuable Manufactories, MIR Sites and Delightful .-u armer Residences in vari our parts of the South. ALSO, HOUSES AND BUILDING- LOTS of all sizes, pria and descriptions in every put of the city. , January 25 mwt3mo) g T . CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COMMOLIOUS H?USE, LOCAT? ED comer or Broadway and Forty-second-sfreefc possesses advantages over all other houses for the ac? commodation ot Its guests. It waa built expressly for a fir?t-chss family boarding house-the rooms being large and on suite, heated by ste MS-with hot and cold wjter. and furnished second to none; wolla the culinary department is in the most experienced, bands, affording guests an unequalled table. One of Atwood's Patent Klevatora ia also amoru? the "modern improvements" and at tho service of guests at all hours. The Broadway and University Place Cars pass toa doer every four minutes, running from the City Hall to Central Pa k. while the Sixth and t-evonth Aveniio lines are but a short block on either sid?, affording ample facilities for communicating with all the depots, steam! oat landings, ulaces of amuse? ment and business of the great metropolis. MO KU & HOLLEY, Proprietor?. March 12 6m os rp WIGHTMAN. ARTIST. Rooms Southwest corner of KING and LIBERT? STREETS, over Osborno's Gallery. PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIFE OB P H OTOGI?APH. Old Pain I lugs eic i ned aud restored on most REASONABLE TERM * lmwlmo February 39 OFFICE No. 27G KINO, OPPOSITE BASEL-STREET. January 27 8mO ^ H. TKENH?LSI, No. 1 BROAD-STREET, OHABLESTOK, 8. 0., MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN South Carolina Native Bone Phosphate* January ll _3mos CHARLESTON DENTAL DEPOT No. ?75 KIAG-STRKKT, GOLD AND TIN FOIL, AMALGAMS, MI NE BAL TEETH, Steel Goods', aud every article used by tho Dentist 2m?_ Jannary 27 E O . H. HOPPOOK, FACTOR ABD COMMISSION MERCHANT. ACCOMMODATION WHARF, Charleston, b. C. p. GAB SDi~5 Haaaafc emoa Sep Umber at