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LOCAL MATTERS.
A UOTION 8ALBS THIS DA Y.
LEITCH & r.niTNs will sell at ll o'clock, at
the old Pos office, two ION ot land with hulldiage.
a. MaltiuDu hann will Boll at ll o'clock, at tho
old_Post<)fiico, a small dweldag house.
rt. B. Ki AH wiii soil at il oVu>?k ai i?? oi? Po.-t
effice, akonao and lot In church-street, and two va?
cant lota lu Pin. kooy-*treet.
T. M. CATER will ?ell at tkree-quartera east 9
o'clock, al his store, Brown's wharf; butter, lard and
flour.
LIAUCIXY lc Auntixnan will sell at 1? o'clock.
bet?re ihvir store, last Bay, twenty-five barrels mo
Jon'u G Mn.non k 0*. wiU aall at 10 o'elock. at
the'r aalesrooia, Meetinu-street, dry goods, pocket
wallets, &c. '
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Union Kilwinning Lodge, at 7 P. M.
Howard Lodge, at 7 P. kt
Pheonix Fire Kn ino Company, at half-past 7 P. M
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LECTURE.-Rev. Bishop Persioo will lecture
to-night at Kt Joseph's Church, commencing at 8
P. H. Admission twenty-five cents.
NEWSPAPER CHANCE.-The proprietor of the
B?rry Sentinel kas sold out that paper to Moears.
Thomas W. Beaty ?ad c. P. Holton, of Coawayboro'.
It will be issued aerea ter as tho "Horry News."
THE STATE COURT-HOB. B. B. CARPENTER
PRKSIDINO.-WEDNESDAY, March 17.-Tho only
matter before the court wai tho cause of Johnsen
against Clarkson on demurrer, which waa argued by
Messrs. McCrady. kTemminger aid' Jervey.
AOENOWLBDOMKNT. - The Sifters of our
Lady of Mercy return thoir thankB to tbe St. Patrick's
Benevolent mo iety for the colleeti n taken up at
St. Joseph's Church, amounting to forty-raven dol?
lar*, to be appropriated pro rata to the Catholic
boys and girls._
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS-W. St. Julian
Jorvey has been appointed notary publio for tho
County of Cha leeton; Henry min ton. magistrate
for tho Count; of Barnwell; L. b. Uurdough, Jr.,
magistrate for Co'.lolon County; E. F. Davis and J
H. Montgomery,Magistrates for Spartanburg County.
Misa MOCULLOOH. THE CAROLINA PRIMA
BONNA.-A few days a o wepublishe > a literal trans
lation of au article of the X:ourrlor des Etats Vms,
in which was lound a most honorable montlon of
thS'Sitiging of Miss Mcculloch iii the opera of "13c
lisario." Tho critic particularly praised tho preci?
sion and fluency of ber vocalization, the true tono
Of her dram ittc passages, and the crispness of her
staccato singing, and we are pleased to notice that
tho pr'-BB speak in a similar strain of the manner
in which the same indy pang the role of "Berths" in
"Lo Proph?te," which bas just been successful'y
produoed in New To k with a strong caste and groat
richness Ot appointment.
These notioes of hoyo ng Carolina prima donna
ar? particularly gratifying to those who have watch
cd her career ; who have observed the a toad ia ess with
Which she has pursued ber startles, the persever?
ance which bas enabled ker te ovorcom - many s- ri?
ons obstacles, and the gradual unfolding of the
rich, ripe voise wat h ie scarcely ye in ila prime.
Miss Mcculloch has improved her position each
year, gradually approaching the leadership of her
profession, and lt is pleasant for us to feel that the
graces of ker voice and her artistic skill have but
koot pace with her noble qualities sf heart and
mind. Miss MoCalloob is as highly respeoted as a
gentlewoman as she ls admired aa a .gifted can a*
trios, and we canaot deere tor bor a gloater good
fortune than that which the dot erv os.
REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-The personB who tried
to break jail the other night made use of a file,
passed lu to them, it is thought, in a loaf of bread.
Parson Cain's paper, since tts issue with the arti?
cle reflecting on a cortiin colored magistrate, has
fallen in the esteem of the Republicans.
A horse attached to a cart boc imo frightened in
Broad-street yesterday, and ran off through Meet?
ing-street, carrying away tree boxea and creating
general consternation. The animal was finally
checked.
The prisoners sentenced at the last term of court
are being transferral to tbe penitentiary. The move
is not relished.
A child of Robt Savage (colored) was badly burn?
ed on Saturday night last. Luring the few moments'
absence of its mather, its clothes took fire on the
hearth, and but for timely assis ance it would have
been burned to death. Dr. Buist ls in attendance,
and the li tie sufferer is said to be improving.
A lady'? shawl la at the detective office for identi?
fication sad del ivory.
The eon?meucomeut of the Charleston College has
been fixed for the 30th inst.
Thirty-nine persons were reported yesterday for
nothaving platforms down before their gat-s.
There waa a slight fall ef snow in the suburbs yes?
terday (corang, at eight o'clock.
Notwit standing the threat of prosecution pub?
lished in TH< NEWS, persons continue to rob the
cemeteries of ib ruo bery. Tho nantes cf some ot
the females who have been guilty of this unseemly
conduct aie known.
We s<? that Ur. Jao. M. Morris, besides taking
caro of tho imprests of Rep?blica* Journalism in
South Carolina, is wi Hin;; ?loo to servo his country in
Washington. Ho han Just been no oinated, by the
Rep ubi. eau mucus of the 'I ni ted sta os Senate, for
tho position of r aoing clerk to that boc'y; the nomi?
nation, cf course, bein? equivalent to bis election. :
HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 17-Pavilion Hotel.
V H ?antt, Lexington; E Ganter, Orangebnrg; J
Sauls. Jr, fax ike's Cross Roads; R J A Phillips,
Cooper River; Louis Jacobs, Kingtree; Wm Bunt?
er, t-outh Otiollua; C MoManer, Milwaukee; ALor
yea, Braachviile; B JF Bm nett. Sumter; J H Parler,
Orangeburg; I J Melony, Jr, S L Demerett, Beau
fort; J W la?renoe aud two children, New York; J
W Cre'.iu, Kdgefiold; J B Cariigan, Wrlght'e Bluff;
Mr and Mrs J M Usu sen, luffal >, N Y; J B Paul,
Va; Mrs M LtyeU, Mr a d M s Hunt, H Stokes, wile
and daughter, Now York; E J Jo os, Baltimore; J
Culliban, tic rpm; thomas Potter, H C Killog?, Wm
H.Bet?Dgton. lt ?> Bowes Phil del; bia; C W Green,
St Albans, Vt; Mrs J li Rodgers, Camden. 8 O; M ?
Hall, South Caiolina; V Griffin. Abbeville; Lou Gay
leid. Professor r chaffer, Samuel Cad uer, John
Styles, Louis Phelps, John Armstrong, Jame? stairs,
?rank Donaldson, Andy McKee, willie Gaylord,
John Purcell, ?eor.e H aili, R Buokhols, p Master
son, Jotao Masterson, L P Remes, bkiff Ai Gaylord'a
Troupe.
Charletton Hotel.-Mrs Dyer and daughter, Prori
danoo, R I? BD 11 it-el, J li > erhard t and son, J B
Jones, Miss Ida R Jones, Georgia; J Kyle, Lau-ena;
H Motes, (7 A Taller, Grass Bli); J G Heoksder, D T
K soberly, Miss Kimberly, New York; H S Mo Lean,
wife and child, Cblotgo; AM Browntncrand'wife,
Philadelphia; W Swald, Havannah; w Diffendor, Bal?
timore; J O Do vail, Florida] B P BakewelLPlttaburg;
J 0 Mayo, Beaufort; Ur and Mrs C C Little a d ser?
vant, Ml? Wheaton. Massachusetts; J B Brlckwell,
Obie ; O G Thoma?, M'nnesota; J O Soot*. Philadel?
phia; G 0 Gourauci. O Meyers, O B Keeler. New
YSrV; a 1. fcnlHtt. WMrWk! T* Ti McCall, ?/ L
Leggett, 0 P Townsend, J A MoOook, Bennett oville;
8 Crewell and daughter, Brooklyn ; E T Farington, J
A Thayer, L 8 Ashby, family and servant, J B
.prague aad.wlfb, Boston; Mr and Mrs J M Genien,
Beffalo, N Ys W wt BUM, Savannah; Dr MeDonsBI, B
Farnsworth, Boston.
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H ? RKKNIA y SOCIETY.
: I Ifcay lW the ^Vening. j ?j
At tie ahhWersarynieenhgW^ So?
ciety, held yoaterday. a largo number of nsw mesa
bers wera admitted, and the following offloois elected
to serre fur tbs ensuing year:
JOHN F. O'Kiu, President
aojieral JAMES > ONNF-H VIC?-President.
THOMAS O'BUEN. Treasurer.
W. A. Kat.uv. secretary.
JotUf I.UUN8, ilnlikeopor.
Commutes on Fina c-B. O'Neill, A. P. Cskiwell,
James mcconkey, X. s. O'Brien, tl. P. Baker.
Committee on Rsli'f- M. P.O'Oosmer, VT. H. Hous?
ton. G. A. Bowman, J. M. Muivanev, O. C. Trumbo.
Committee o? Letters-Jamos Cantwell, i H. Mur?
rell, John Kenny, VV. B. Howland, W. Knox. ;
In the evening the society, ?oms one kundred and
fifty strong, with their Invited guests, sat down to a
sumptuous entertainment, servo-I by Tully, in the
Hibernian Hall.
Ihe table being oleared and silence obtained, th?
president of the society. Mr. John V. O'Neill, au?
no nico l the trot regular toast as follows:
Tho Day we Cole tu ute -May tbs tons of Bria ever
honor it with true seal, and may every return create
a tie-ib bond of union between the friends ol'Irish
mi n ?U? thia suviely.
The band played "St. Petriek's Day in the Morn?
ing," which elicited ninny demonstrations of enthu?
siasm, aud Waa. E. MlkelL Esq., being loudly called
on, ro o to .respond. With bis accustomed eloquence
be ppoke of tbe proud record of Ireland, the nobie
objeets ot the Hibernian aouiety, and the universal
ealhuBtasaa with which the great Irish national holi?
day was celebrated all over the world. His speech
elicited loud applause.
The sscead r.gular toast was read by General
James connor, the first vice-president of thc society :
Ireland-Each returning year ser ves to strengthen
tbe love we bear her. Her sons ask no thin? but
wh at is right, and they will submit to nothing that
ls wrong.
Ihe band played '-Wearing of the Green," aad as
soon as the applause whloh lt created had ceased and
quiet was rosto -cd, Mr. Jmei Armstrong, Jr., ?ne of
the you DR members of the society, rose to reapend.
Hi? voioe had the wring of the true met?), and he told
the ?raises of Ireland with that earnest eloquence
whick is born onry of a true heart and a devoted love.
On his lips the words, "It la sweet to die for eno's
country," were no idle vaunt, and. the genuine itel
lng with which, in doeinhis ipSeek, he pronoune
ed the well known quotation from Moore: .
?*Bsbel:ion, foul, diahononoring word,
Wbese witharing blicht > o oft hath stained
The holiest cause that tongue er sword
Of caeital ever lost or gamed I"
aroused the deepest sympathies of ths audience,
and they found vent in long, load-and vocifero iB
applause.
Mr. W. H. Houston, second vice-president, mu? '
the third regular toast:
The state of t-ou h Carolina- The land of our
adoption-th home of our affection ; may peace con?
tinue i's leign within her borders, and success at?
tend all ber pattiotto sons.
The nana played Dixie, whish was loudly cheered,
and Mr. lt. S. Bruns, being called on, respond, d
briefly. He avoided political topics, spoke of the na?
tional interests and prosperity of the State, and in
conclu?ion gave tho following sentiment, which was
received with applause: ' / , ;
Oar Fi.turc- eeo only through a gloss dirklv,
hm with a perfeet faith never to be thought oi with
fear, and never to be meutiouod with a doubt.
Tbe fourth regular toast was then read by Mr. A.
B. Tait, the third v eo-presideut:
the City of Charleston- Let ber welfare eveline
the cause of tim -tato and tbs eire of ber Bons; ber
iuturos s are too vital t? >. be the subject of political
ambition or partisan legislation.
Tbe band playo l "Home, Sweet Hom?," and aa
its strains died away M ivor dark rose to respond.
He said that he wai reminded by the air which had
just be ou p ay ed that his home was far away, and
that be hid a Calna on the distant island beyond the
sea,fcrh<> hadoftnn heard bis poor grandmother say,
"God bles* tbe ship that brought you over, for she
came from th a Emerald Isle." This sentiment .was
rece-.vod with applause, and Mayor Clark then went
on to say that his home now was in Charleston, and
the interests ot the city and Stats, whether pee pie
behaved it or not, were his interest*. He waa
willing to leave his actions to speak for kins. He
was Aalag all in bia power te protect U>o clllaoua lu
their rights, and to keep the 8tate within the oon
trol of law. He waa doing it not for the Democratic
party but tor the good of his own ?arty, because he
behaved that lt injured his party for lt t o go outOe
of ths law to gam its ends. He conoluded with the
following toast:
? May the feelings with which the Hibernian So?
ciety greets every consistent stranger be as green
as the island from which it derives lu name.
The fourth vice president, Mr. A. P. Caldwell,
read tba fifth regular toast:
Thr. jud i: iary-May they ever continue to be our
constitutional interpreters, and our faithful minis?
ter? at ibo^altar of our liberties.
The band played a lively air, and Hon. Georgs S.
Bryan, Judge of the United States Hist riot Courtier
South Carolina, responded "briefly, but in bis usual
finished and graceful style. Be spoke with pride of
ths devotiea of the people of his State to law and lib?
erty, and of the world-wide reputation they bad
gatnsd, despite tbs smallness of their numbers and
their phj-leal weakness, by their mtelleot and intre?
pidity; He spoke modestly of bia own bumble ef?
forts ta the difficult position to which' he bad been
called by the good opinion of bia fellow-citizens, and
after a cursory reference to Irish affairs, conoluded
with the following toast:
John Bright-Sis presence ia the British Cabinet,
a cheering augury and earaest of conting jnstloe
and equality to Ireland.
Who i the applause wbioh greeted Jadge Bryan's
sentiment had subsided, the president read the
Bhtih regular toast:
The Press-lt is. always bas been, and ever should
be, the vigilant guardian of the ehtsen'a righted? v'?'3
After music by the baud, Colonel Tbos. T. Simons;
of tho Courier, responded briefly; speaking of the
justice of the Irish claim of liberty, tbe meritorious
struggles cf Ihe Irish people, and the influence of
the press in wringing even from a England a grad?
ually Increasing measure of justice to that long op?
pressed island.
Colonel simons sat down amid loud applause, and
tba seventh regular toast was then read by the presi?
dent:
Our Sister Butties-Go-laborers io the Bime holy
cause; m iv they be as pi lars, supporting the one
inuiviaible fabric of charity and good fellowship.
The band played "Mine Home," and the toast was
responded to very briefly by Diehard Yeadon, Esq..
President of the Fellowship Society, and Robert
Mure Esq., President of the Chamber, of Com DJ arco.
The president then read the eighth and last regu?
lar toast: , j Jt.
. Woman- . ^ J
..-She is wise, if I can judas of her?,
And ?fair she is, it mine eyes be true;
And true ah? is. as thc bas proved herself;
And therefore like herself, wise, fair and true, "
Btu.ll abe bo pluocd m my constant soul."
The bead played "Thon, thou ' Host on my
bo ;om," an ! Hon. Willi un Gilmore Blina responded
lea lengthy and humorous speecb, ?which excited
roars of laughter and was louc ly applauded.
After, tba regular sea.in.?uta. Mr. F. G. DeFon* J
taine offered the following; >
Tue clergy-The stomping stones to'the 'eternal
gates, i h nie God that tb ey are planted and mor?
ticed together lu a common. CnrietUn a.id Cathode
faith.
Bishop P?rsico responded
At tho cose of O lionel T. Y. Simmons' speech, he
offered the following sentiment:
Hourn Carolina,-F?uuded by adopted citizens, she
has a w .rm welcome tor &1I honest industry and tor
every true mart
'peech, song and; sentiment now followod each
other in quick succession. General James Conner,
James M. Mulvaney, Mr. T. J, Lockwood. Eather
O'plain, of sa varnish, al) spok* *o ??nti<!!*?t* Wh'-sh
cabed them to their feet, wbito Messrs. John Eng?
land. T. P. O'Weale and Mu t ray Bpb'haon, Esq.. (oue.
of tho time-hono ed m, moore Iron) the interior)
sandwiched Several hands une songs in the proceed?
ings, wbleh lent pleaaaht variety to tb? occasion ,
bator m the cv .ming, Hkiff & Gaylord's Minstrel*
casae into the hall and on tor tai ned the company
wl?h several of their chorus sela*.Wons..
The hospitality waa prolongad until a lat?how
and like all the festivales of the HloeraiauaJ, termi*
hated in a manner which permit? ed every person
present to moko the "most reasonable excuses to ki?
numerous wile aud otiid for ?ny shortcomings.
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Sxrjn- ? GAYXOBD'S MI?ST*EL? appeared
last ni ht for the nre. time, and Were greeted witta a
full an? knn.<;iaitu KtMBSSCtfe Th? TT*5e? 55li \~~
strum mal musiu and dancing and burlesques were
?sry amusing.. Tho show with the unoonaoionakly
tong name, akdeh oonoludcs tl .0 evenki 1'? entertain?
ment, baa tome fina pa nora a 10 representation a o'
memorable events in history, beth sacred and pro?
fane. The troups parfonna again to-mgkt.
ST. PAT JU CK'a BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.--This
charitable organization celebrated its tl i ty-1 hi ni an?
niversary- yesterday, by waembllng at the Masonic
Ball, at S A. M , and proceeded thence In procession,
headed by a bram baud to st. Joseph's Church, *.n
son-street, where mas* was celebrated. Ino Uev. O.
Crogban delivered an oration on th?? lifo and charac?
ter of the patron Saint of Trio. Tho servies and
exercise? ?tar. tho society marched th rou g a ?om? of
the principal at roeta, decked with gr.-ou regalia. The 1
mom born assembled at 4 o'clock, and elected the tol?
lo wing oflluers to servo for the ensuing year:
Kev. C. OROQHAM, president.
JAMB* Coaouova, First Vico-Pro?! d?nt.
JOHN BABBY. fccond Vtce-froeident
J. ?. is LATHERY, Treasurer.
W. BAKXB, sooiet ry.
Committee on Finance -Garret Byra a, Joseph Do
thage. Ternas tf aber. J B. Konsody, D 0'N"DL
Committee on Bely.-M. Fechan, fi. D. Mulvaney,
Jana? Mu ?doo*: John Edmonds, John Morriss?.
Committee on Li er? -P. Harvey, M. Duane, John
Laval).
In tho evouiag the socl ty aat d wn to anpner, and !
speeches and sentimeat and song, in keeping with
I the occasion, enlivened the festal board until a late
hour. j
The fellowing are the regular toasts whian were
drunk at ?he meeting of this society.
1. Rt. Patiick's Day-The bil's and dales of Erin
cerne to our memory, and we fold tho shamrock
close to our heart.
3. The City ot charleston-Th* great cosmopolitan
metropolis of Ara. rica
8 Ireland-ihe genius of her soni is radiant in
every clime, and she binds thain to her by a love
which no prosperity can conquer, uo adver-ity j
change.
4 Civil and Bellgious Liborty- Ibo bott guarantee
ol human happiness.
5 Our In vit. d .nests-We tender them all knight?
ly hospita:i y.
6 Our Sister Societies-Designe! for noble ob
jeors; we greet the representatives with prida
7. AD Honest Press-Tbs bo.-t guardian of free?
dom
8. The memory of Gould, Larkin and Allen.
t. Weinna-Thou art a gold on sentence writ by
thy Maker. _
THE BILL, OF MORTALITY for th? patt week
shows a total of twenty-lares deaths-eight wai ea
and Alteon bleak and coloi ed. Seven were under
one year;. fear nader twenty ysara; Ave wader ?ev
en y ; ene between seventy and eighty, and two ba>
tween eighty and ninety years. Ose c lored child
died from nexleot. The report, on the whole, ls a
good showing for the general health of the eily.
Tra UNITED STATES COU&T, MABOH 17-HON.
GK?. 8. liB?AK, PB28IDINO.-G. W. Shell wa? ap?
proved of as assign?e tor AO. G arlin (tam. The pe?
tition ot Jos. Haitiwaugcr, aaafguce, to sell real and
personal OB ta te waa referred to ltegistrar jaeger;
creditors of J, Loll r. quired to establish Usn before
lGth Anni. The case ot tho United !.tates against
Honry G locke loi ona ouahouai dues, waa contin?
ued until July. Ihe registrar reported on tho peti?
tion of C H. huber to require Judgment creditors to
eaUbllsh liena, and it wa? ordered tnat ihe Judg
meut lien of the petitioner be established, Ac Louis
McLaln, D. J. Winn aud Sam'1 B. Stephenson, were
approved of as assigne s.
CLUBS! Awn STABS.-The following oases were
disposed ot at tho Mayor's Court yesterday:
Adam Bay and John Edward*, colored, stealing
cotton from Atlantic Wharf. Five days iu House of
Correction.
O Bright, colored, peddling fowls without a li?
cense. Fowls fo> felted.
T. Kuhlen, white, disorderly, pon luot in ?ho mar?
ket Fined $10.
lSinotc.cn persons reported for not having a put
form in front ot their resident a were ined AS.
Chas, B. adams, company H, 8lh United States
Infantry, lying down drunk in St. Pbilip-ttreet.
Fined ?5. j
Wm. Johnson, one cf the boya ?bo tried to cut the
harnea-1 of Dr. Dawaon's horse tho oth?r night and
rob the buggy, was captured yesterday by the de?
tectives
Wm. Green co ored, who stole nom i linen o Miara
f om E. Scott's star shirt emporium. Moating near
Market-street, was arrestad yesterday by the de?
tectives.
Tn? It emilia of Charleston.
TO TU ci EDITOR (>p TBE NEWS.
It is no w .nearly eleven-years since this city has
been visited by a severe epidemic yellow lever; and
nearly five years since tbe disease bas prevailed in
oar midst-except a few sporadic esses almost ever?
season which have ?Ken denominated malarial yel?
low fever by the suppoiiers of skin's subdivision, of
latter years, ? of sp?cifie and malarial yellow fever,
lbs >ou'"hern practitioners, who have, teen accus?
tomed for a long lifetime to combat this terrible ene?
my of mankut t, know of but one type of thia dis?
ease-H peci Ac yellow fever. And al th ouch of latter
years there his been some di-eussion and cavers
oploion relative to Its importation, or orlgineon r in
our midst from local c.iuaea, it, is generally conceded
that ye low fever is a epeoiflo disease, and not at all
dependent upon malarial poison or miasmata.
lt is proposed to show tn the coarse of this article,
that it is tho duty of the guardians of the public
health to prevent all nuisances UUt from former ex?
perience, bas had a tendency to generate and propa?
gate this scourge here totore to tl.o ci tv. Let toe
elty ordinances heretofore pass d based opon the
experience of scientific observers, romain in full
force until that experience hus been (olly tested by
tune. From the ?ear 1807 to the present time? the
learned observers ot the medic il profesaioo ester?
fained the o, luton that the filling of the low. bands
around the city with the scavengers' offal, sawduafc
acd ries ?jhjlft detrissgta! ts thc health s! tbs
city, and ono of the meat prolific causes iei the
origin and propagation of yellow and the other ty?
ph?s ndtyplioiJ levert^ 1 he subject wa* frequent?
ly brought before the C. fy Council by medical
member a of that body, year af "or year, without
effect. A Tor the fatal epidemic of 1858, the Com?
mittee on Streets and Quarmtine again urged the
passage of au ordinance pi eve ting this deleterious
deposit of tho sc .veug*rb' offal within any portion
Ot the city ; a&A ea th 18 h January, 1839, a restrict?
ing ordinance wai ratified prohibiting it nader penal?
ties. Previous to the passage of this ordinance,
the residents ol west end of th am ain and Broad
streets, after repeated eu*rta with council topra
vent it without uv il, ?.applied to Chancellor Ward
law, of the Equity Oourt. for relief by injunction, on
24th June, 1863, to restrain the City Council,
their officers, agents, servants and workmen, from
depositing or placing tho contents ot' privy vaults,
scavongera' dirt, city offal aud garbage, -the dead
carcases of animals, decayed and decaying vegetable
matter, Ste, ho., upon soy of the streets of the city
weat or ButiedgS-street, inclu?ive, until tbs lei day
ot' i;coomber uoxt or tbe fartiior order of the court."
Oh the 10th March, 185J, Chancellor Dargan or?
dered thai the injunction agalust the defendants
(Oliy Council) o j 15th-July, 1868 granting said de?
cree, be'T,eirtende<i and ta ide perpetual.''
These proceedings in equity finally stopped ?he
nao of Bitjt offal west of KutLdgo-s root. The result!
has been manifest, and the wisdom of Ute chancellor,
in protecting tho inhabitants of that eeotion of th?
.try has Saved mAuV* lif J. lt is very mach to be
regretted) that tho injunction had not included tho
whole city weat of King-street; if it had. the ie*l
dents or i-miih-.it ree t woutd not now be ?xpoeed, the
approaching season, to. the deleterious od jr and
eff'Ota ol' i ho pfial deposits. , I pr o po.s o to show.
?um tho experience of the clo?e observera in the
Jnedh al profession, tnat thia mode ol' filling ap lots
for private individuals or public tqusres ls perni?
cious to the general w* fare end health ot the
city; a? d sections of the city previous.y perfectly
healthy.at all seasons sad exempt from yellow f-vcr,
were subsequently no more exempt than the other
sections... . - ....,.'.
The late r>r ^Joseph Johnson, who, during a long
and use fal hfo devoted te acion ce, humum ty, and
ever good depo) that bonefltted his oped??, saya, in
an addi ess d'eu veted before the Medical i-octery of
South uarodna, in 1807, ot yellow ICVJI-: .?Obiei
vai iou points to the drains and other receptada* and
deposit ot .filth ax the SOON? ot its bein j. Besson
convinces mo that if' these reeepucle* of Sith
wore cloiMiecfl of their putrefying contents, BO aa to
prevent exhalations, this hvdra (yellow fever) or ul?
net exist." To I ?lu? .rate our ol jeclton to tho one of
Bte elly H? feeing used fer filling low lots,, with the
view as elated, "of bringing iaxoa into the tereaury,"
I will quote from a very able rspcrt lc. the Oliy coun?
cil on February 6. 1856, On car iain memorial*, ko..
refer? od ta a Hprcial Committee on the Hoaiih a;.d
Drafeiase of the city: ?'The atacases which Infest
v vin tn u ul iiT? nra rap*<iir of divinion into ISO grail O
classes, Well defined and distinct when vie ur. d in
their types or ideal, representatives butforgiag or
blending Imo ?ach. andar MU tain ciruumaauoce, to
tusk a degrao as to rends* the lina of demnrkatton
for serUta of them very wavering and Sudt.Une?. *
. . . * The most efficient of AB looal
causes of disease muet of inevitable i.< o??ity be
tbe telurtr Influences of the spot. 'Hi* conti lt kr*
ot soil which ts requisite to givo orit^, existence
and* t.'iHs.oni iniit i >n to those pa o ? whioh some from
chem cal dec moositloh, tbosoTiving belva which
are evo.red in inconceivable aud inrisale num?
bers in the midst of so much corruption,Lud those*
vegetable (jertas whioh, though ult riv ^apprecia?
ble to our souses in their gerinloutinx tagea, are
evioeut OJ ou, ,lt after they have beeu evofttd by the
process l iitow limul develo, mont-that condition
of soil it ia -vhie ti ushers luto i xi -U nco asuumero is
almost as tho various che xical and ?rgano objects
w i JO have beeu alluded to." \Vireh< e. Uno, cornea
the emi'n of th.it hygienic determination,which en?
tails upou a peuple au liicre.iso of tl neats* bsyond
what may fairly bs looked up >n at? InevUhU ? Tn
other ttOids, wheno. ia it tint commtnltipsfro-1
quently ?uffer a to rful amount of illneas ind "oath
which may jua tl y bo culled uruiece.'sarj ?ince it
mav be prevented ?
Tbe answi r to ibis question bringB the (tmmittee
at once to tho objeo's of their Investigeos.
A TAZFATSR.
Tho decent K ?publican? Meeting.
TO THE EDITORS OE ?THE N E VT).
In your iusuo of yesterday, you pijtliah An
aocoun'. of a meeting of ItopubUoans, ?ft which
speeohea were male, and a preamble and resolutions
adopted, rcfleotog ou the political ooncstency of
several well known and stau nch supporters of th?
Union and Republicen sentiment Is ow these gan
? tlemes. who have boen BO unwarrantably assailed
through jealousy and fear of their mantel promo?
ci?n, ll their record be scn?niiz d will be found to
have iron far moro ooi s stout th .in their selfceA
a itu led judges. A PBPUILIOAM.
BUSINESS N O T TC JB I.
SILOOX'S FUBNITUBE D KP o T.-Ore of the
largest and most c J m plo te furniture catablshmeats
ia the rou h is that of Mr. Daniel H. bilooc, at the
corner of King aud clifford streets. Wi h alargo
doubla front three stories high, lt makes an mpoal g
appearance, which it? contents do not behr. Every
VJiiety cf furniture, from the hudsomeet
tablee and sofaa for drawing abd ile mos
elegantly carved bedsteads for bridal chara
bers, to tbe simplest cottage furniture which any
poor mm can buy, can ko found in theae ware
rooms. Ihe stock, too, is not only varied but
vary laTge. 1 he three stenos of the sn lin building
on K BR-street are filled wi;h ihe finer stjles of fur?
niture, wlnle several other buildings tn rear of the
mum s ore ero filled with the commoner -took.. A j
walk throuuh tho establishment ?ell reptys a visit.
Every thine that you can think of, and much that
you do not think of, ib to be seen there, at least lu
the lino of furniture. Tbe office, the clumber, the
dining ro m and drawing room, can ell be hand?
somely furnished to suit the tastes of tbs pocket of
tho purchaser.
LimoH.-r-Okra soup, stuffed roast pig and
omelet, will be served up to-day at Palmetto Shades
for lunch.
To THE PLANTERS 07 SOUTH CAROUMA ARD
G KO ROTA_Believing "WoufN'a" RAW EONK 8C
?XBPHO?rHATE OF 11MB to bo ful iv equal to the
best Fertilizers in maikot. and superior to many,
and being desirous of having it thoroughly teated,
we have oonciudeJ to offer the following Premiums;
lat. Por the larccst yield j of Oo ton Roan an acre of
land, a Kilver Pitcher worth $100. 2d. For the KOC
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land, a
silver Pitcher worth $50. 3?. For tho,lurg, styield
o'. Corn irom an acre of land, a bilvet Goblet w*rth
$25.
The above p?emiura3 will be awarded whore
"WHANNB"' RAW BC KR SVPEHPHOSPHATE alone ie
used on the atre producing the >leid.
1 hose applying for the premiums will bcreeulred
to furn eb eatlafacto y ovid? 1 ce ot the amount p-o
duccd on tbe acre, an t a statement of the manner la
which tiny applied tho manure. A Hmltod a ta ou nt
only of this Phosphate will be dtstribu'ed during the
season. Ptices. delivered oa the cant at fkarleoton,
$05 per ton, ra?1' . - 'ts for ?Tmroved etty accept,
saces, payavio lst November
CLA?HORN, HERRING k CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, 8. C.,
And Mo. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, aa.
February 73 Imo
THE PnopniKTOEH or "W li ann's Raw Bone
Super phosphate ot Lime cordially invite numen,
dealers a jd others interested tn procuring a first
olsss manure, to ceil and examine their works, see
procesa of manufacture, and insp ct the sq ater?ale
used. They have no teeret?, give foll value, and
guarantee their Phosphate to ooma up to tue 1 tan?
da rd hu alysia. Cia >r h on?. Herring A Co. are tbs
agunta for the sals of lt in Atvmstn and Charleston.
Fe br mirv 23 J Imo
Batata, ?ils, Ctr.
CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES w
G BIST" MILLS
CIBCULAB BAW MILLS, Bad
MACHINERY,
?u?ryl. arno
OILS I OILS! OILS!
1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LAUD OIL .
700 GALLONS PUBE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
600 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE Bl ASO N't) SPERM OIL
COO GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
808 GALLONS REFINED NE ATS FOOT OIL
808 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL.
CA2KSSSUMV, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting abd Cumberland greets.
January 1_'_tme
BKLTINGJ_BEbTI>fG !
6000 FEET O?E-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING , .
6000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and 8
PLY .
250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LAOS
LEA til ER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED -BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
Bl DDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
760 Y?BDB GW PACKING, 1-1? INCH TO
4 INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, 4 INCH TO 1J INCH Dl
. AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKlko, 4 INCH TO If
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AMD BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN H I' MP PACKING
RUBRER AND LEATHER HOSE .
[MANHOLE AND ll AN DHOLE GASKETS OF
AXL SIZES.
OAMKHON, B?HKLRY & CO,,
Northeast Comer Meeting and Cumberland street?.
January 1 Cmo
BAR IRON*.
SHEET IRON AND STEEL,
WAU)l OHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLEABLE OAST IRON
I FITTINGS, tor steam and water.
CAMHHON? BARKLEY ? CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and c ?m borlan rt streets
Januarys (mo
WHITE LEAD,
25 X SST O, HE? - A- X 3STX 3,
COLORS, YAXINI3HI2S, BR?SHB8, ?Vs., Sm
BAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS,
OAMMJUOV. BASAf?k.KY e* CO.,
, North ?tat comer Meeting and Ga m&?*i*u? st reata,
finnis, ??)fmirais, Ctr.
Apothecary and Chemist.
No. 133 Meeting-street,
? ?I A R L E 8 T O N . 8. O .
rjTIlE ADVEBTMHR BEOS TO CALL ATTEN?
TION tn bis stonie of tbo best Imported and Bomen
.'Uo'.'-'.'.- . ..
CHEMICALS, DRUGS
AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
OPON TBE
DISPENSING DEPARTMENT
Of bia business kt bestows tko utmost personal cue
and attention, aad guarantees the PURITY of the
MEDICINES used ia compounding.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Prepared carefully at all hour? of the day and
night.
SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MANUFACTURED BY
Messrs. GEO. TIEMANN Sc CO.,
OF NE W YORE.
HIS STOCK OF
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
PERFUMERIES, &c,
?8 LARGE AND WELL SELECTED.
Agency for the salo of the celebrated
Bockbridge Alum Spring Water,
A supply of which is alwaya en hand.
MANUFACTURER OF
TANKNIN'B
HEPATIC BITTERS,
Which hare established for themselves a reputation
surpassed By BOBO.
Through constant effort and attention he hopes to
merit axontinuanoe of the public patronage which
has hitherto been extended to him.
February H_ - tuthalyr
ID IR, TT O S
CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES
PERFUMERY
FANOY GOODS
PAINTS
OILS
SPICES, Ac.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DR. H. BAEB,
(Bj A. T K E. H. K B li li E R s A CO.,)
JV: 131 MEETING STREET, NEAR MARKET,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND. AND WILL SELL AT
THE LOWES! MARK BT BATHS :
HOSTBTTER'd BITTERS
PLANTATION BITTERS .
HUFRLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
STOUGHTON BITTERS
WINE BITTERS
IODIDE POTASSIUM %
BROMIDE POTASSIUM
CHLOROFORM
ETHER
QUININE
MORPHINE, Ac.
AY ER'S PREPARATIONS
JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, EXPECTORANT,
PILLS, Ac
BAD WAY'S MEDICINES
il EL M BOL D'S BUCHU
WRIGHT'S LLIXIR
PAINKILLER
VERMIFUGE
DEAD f HOT, Ac.
HALL'S 8ICILIAN HAIR RENE WER
. ; CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
L?OVSKATHAIKON
BARRY'S TRtCOPHEROUS
C HALFAN T'S COCOA CREAM, Ab.
NO CURE! NO TAY I
PUIIRBBT'B jri/NIPlflR TAR.
H. B A E R,
No. 131 MEETING-STREET.
Marchia .
TO BAKERS.
JUST RKOEIVED AND FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND REI A IL :
CARBON AXE OF AMMONIA.
PRIM! HOPS
CREAM OF TART Alt.
H. BAER, Druggist,
No. 181 MEETING - STBE1
March 4
Bluies m wm
? 1 ?'"
THE TjMDRRSiaNED CALLI THE ATTENTION
of both etty and ?ountry parokaaara to bis large
8tockotDA. ua*. PATENT MBDI01N48, PKBJTUM
BUY, FA si CY ??UM> ->, mo., mo., alf o? which ne . Of?
fers at the lo weat market rates.
H. B A E K,
No. Itt MEETING STREET, NEAR MAR.
KET-STR?ET.
Mawh*
Desirable Residente, No. 10 lieaufain-street,
between King and St. Philip streets.
W. Y. LEITCH & tt. Bl BRUNS,
Auctioneer*.
Win bo fold ?>t ano' io?. TU m D *Y, lHth in nt., at ll
i o'clock, at tko Old Post?nico.
That desirablo i hree P.tory ?RT?IK RESIDENCE,
with Cistern, Kitchen and neceesarv outbuiidinRs.
known aa No 10 Beaufain-street; premises conWnn
0 rooma and kitohen G rooms. ' Lot measures 80 teet
froht bV 102 feet in depth.
Torniis-One-? hird cash; balance in One. two and
throe years, Wi'h interest payable somi-snnually. se?
cured iSy bond and mortaag* of th? premises} prop?
erty to ne insured and po icy a signed. Purchaser
to pay us for papera and stamps.
March 18 Btntb3
Estate Sale-Bf aufain street Property.
W. Y LEITCH & R. S, BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Will be sold, at. Auction, THIS WAT, 18th instant,
' - at ll o'clock, at the old Postoffleo,
All that LOT OK LAN i>, with Building? thereon,
situated on tho south side of Beaufiin s reel, one
door west of Archdale, with two story Dwellm? and
??hop a? t ich ed, and the other buddins; used aaa
Paint bhop. Lot measures 7i feet on Beauiain
Btroet, and in depth 24 fret, more or le?sj.
Term* C?S?. Ptrrchaser to pay us fov j?)*?0''* and
stamps. " suitb3 * Mat<bl8
Dry Goods, Pocket Wallets, ?fe.
BY JIMIN G. MILNOR & C'\
TUTS D ?Y 18th instant, at lo o'clock, we will sell at
our Auction salesroom. No. 136 Meoting-streot,
A desirable assortment of sKA-ONABLfci ?>RY
?OOD?, just reoolved,
ooNsiarncs IN PAST or :
FANCY AND MOUWMSO JfltIN Cotto^adee,
Shepherd's Checks, Ped i !*fc. Shirting, stripes. ?-*
Black and Oold Mixed Repellents, Black Satinets,
Casfimeres, Nankeen, Gauze Merino Veets, "oun
'e. nanon, Linen Twine, Balmoral tkitts. Muslin
Head Hann he reid els Madras aiid L. C. Ban" ker?
chief?. Imitation Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs. Linen
bpool 1 bread. Bilk Nick lien, Lapput skirting, Cot?
ton Gloves Boys' aud Mens' Caps, Buming, k?:
Conditions cash. March 18
I" WI. McKAY,
iso. ISO Rleettufxitreet,
Will sell TO-MO It BOW (Frluay), 19th instant, at 10
o'clock,
FUBNITUBE ufa family.
ALSO,
CROCKERY. Glass wi re, and a variety of miscel?
laneous articles,
iermscasb. March 18
Butter, Lard, Flour, ?;c.
BY T. H. CATER.
Will be sold THIS D.\Y, on Brown's Wharf, at three
quarters past 9 o'clock,
CO tubs BU r IBU-ail grades
20 tubs Lard
60 barrels Flour
SO .-?des aud casks Brandy.
Conditions cash. March 18
JJ IV l)Blt I) KC KICK IN KUM TY.
James Tupper, Master in Equity, vs. John M.
Bryan.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
On 1HURRPAY. the lpt day of April next, in front
of the Old Customhouse, at ll o'clock A. M , will
be sold,
All that FARM OR TRACT OF LANI), situated in
Chiist i hrroh Palish, County of Chirles'on, H. C.,
about six miles from tho lown of Mount Pleasant,
on the sea-shore, mid Tract containing 380 sorea,
moro or less; bouuded to the ea t by lands of Ham?
lin; southwe-t by tandi of I aniel Whtteeides, and
north and west on landa now or Jate of the estate ot
William Matthews.
'Jenni-Oi'C-thlrd cash, and tho bairne nil a
credit oi one and two years, in bond? hearing inter?
est nu the whole amount, paya le semi-annually,
secured by a mortgage ot tho p antation.
E. W. M. MACKEY,
Mare ll th* Shei iff charleston < ounty.
VNDElt O let lt KIO IN KQ,L1'1 Y.
David B. Yenning vs. William Hollins.
BY A. C. McUIM IVRAY,
Auctioneer.
Will be sold on THU usu \Y, ihn v6th day of March,
ins-ant, at ll o'clock A. M., in iront of the Old
Customhouse,
AU that LO! OF LAND, situate on the north side
of Honrietta-stree , in the City of Ch neston. H. C.,
m Rfuruip and containing 40 leet in <ront, more or
ler-s, by 116 n depth; buding aud bounding south
on Henri etta-etrtet, w st en lanna of Fckh rt, north
on landa of-, and on the east pu lands of Jonah
M. Yen.inc.
Terms-One-tnira 'ash; balance payable m one
and two ye ire, with interest, payable semi-annually
from day of sale, se ured ? y 1 onda and mortgage ol
premises by purchaser Purohas r to pay tor pa?
pers and stumps. F. W. M. MACKEY, fr. O. C.
March 4 ti 4
FLOUR AND CORN MILLS
AND
MILL MACHINERY,
ALL COMPLETE, FURNISHED AT f?HORTEcT
NOTICE, and of the ii oat Improved style and
plaua.
Four of the said Mills are in operation in this city
now, And have all proved satisfactory and superior
to all ethers.
Bolting Cloth, Screen Wire, &e., constantly op
hai.d. HAR! k MUN>ON.
Uti. New York.
For particulars apply to Uae underalRned, where
the Hills can'be seen in full operation daily.
JOHN OA M Psis N st CO ,
Agents tor bouth Carolina,
March il 1?UM 8mos Charleston, g. O.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.,
8U00E88OB8 TO
C A M K U ti IV di co..
Engineers, Boilermakers, &c.
No?. 4, 6 find 8 PRITCHARB-STREE1,
(NB.AB THE DRY DOCK),
Charleston, S. C.
STE ALL ENGINES ?ND BOILERS-MA KINE,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE,
BICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
D?30RIPIION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND" GEARING,
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERT KIND IN IRON OR
BRASS.
Woguarantoo to furnish ENGINE 4 and BOILER-1
of as good quality and power, and atas low ratea sa
can be bad in New York, Baltimore or Pbiledeipbia.
AGENTS BOB
Ashcroft'* Low*water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FRO tl LOW WATER IN
TUT, BOTLER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDE? TO.
February 1_natr'_?mos
FIliUI 4 To 850
horse power, inn uding the
eelehrsteJ Cori i aa t.ut-ofl
Knglnca, -li.i.- Yalve Sta
tioiiarv En ginee. Portable
Kugi' es. kc A lao, ci mi?
ar Mutav and Gang baw
Mills, f>n?ar Oma Mila,
-ha ting Pulleys, kt.. Lath
and shing'o Mills. Wheat
and Corn Milla. Ctros'ar
"awe Bon nw, bo. Band
tor descriptive Circular and
Price List.
WOOD k MANN 8TB \U KN Ol MB CO..
Febrmry. lg teca Utica New York.
CHARLESTON
BB3STTAI. DEPOT
Usa. ?V* ?lnat-ftviuaKT,
GOLD AUB ?IM FOIL, AMALGAMS, MINERAL
iasKTM, Steel Goods, and every article use* hy ?he
Dentist. 9s?o January W
Positive Saig of a Desirable Residente and Va^
cant Lots in the business portion of the City
* BY WM. B. KY A IS.
Will be ?old 1 HIS DAV. tho 18tli instant, at tho Old
Postoffloe, Broad-street, at ll o'clock.
That two story WOODEN HOUsK with larga
bri k addition und T,ot, situated on tho west uide of
Church-street, t'iree (8) door? no th ot Hroid-street,
mu) imo on nu No 8?. Hie loi mes su ea 29 feet 7
in h?s Tout en Cburch-struet, 90 loot in depth, and
50 feet on the bick lu e; tho bou e contains sight (8)
square ?nd iwo attic rooms, and *:a e root. On tbs
premises aie largo accommodation for ur van ts sud
a large cistern.
ALSO,
That vacant LOT Of LANI), situated on the
north side of PiucUuey-ntrert, o; pos te Churoh
street; measuring tn front on 1 iuokuoy-fctroet 27 feet
3 inches, by 110 lei t lu depth.
AND,
That other vacant Lo i OF LAND, adjoining the
above to the eist, measuring lu t ont ou l'inokney
strc t tc foci, bj 72 leetm depth.
<"ond ti um a cash. Purchasers to pay W. B. It. for
papers .cd stamps. Varch lg
Molasses ! Molasses !
BY Ii AU KEY & ALIX ANDER.
THIS DAV. 18th Instant, will >'0 sold before our
Store No 137 has Ety at 10 o'eloc^
' " as ?bis. MOLASaBS.
Conditions each. March 18
A Small and neat Dwelling, No. 97 Smith
street, west side, (wo doors south of Can?
non-street.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
THIS DAY, the lath instant, ai ll o'olock, at
the old Post?me.
Terms-Half cash; the balance in one and twa
years, secured an usual. Purchaser to pay Cl. MoB.
8. for papers and stamps. stawtlr4 March 18
Horses, Vehiclta, a/ac Bedsteads, Mattresses,
and othsr furniture, Cooking and O?ia
Stoves, at Auction.
BY 0. McB"IBE SMITH.
TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock, athis salesroom, No. 31
Broad sr oe t.
ALSO.
7 dozen O ARDEN HO K'S 7 dozen Coffae and Splee
Mills, 9 dozen boxes Blackleg, 1 Flax Wheel, Jelly
and Cake Mou'ds, sud 1 lot Tinware, 2 Counters,
Castors and ?Jake ?ianda Marou 18
A Handsome Three Story Brick Dwel/iug, No.
26 George sir set, mxl Northeast Corner oj
King-street, at Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
On THUB8DAY, tho 25th instant, at ll o'clock, at
the Old PO-toffloe, whl be fold,
j The above, containing 7 equale rooiuS, dressing
j room, bath room. and pantry ; gas throughout ; brick
kit-hen with 5 rooms, brisk oarnsge hou*e, 3 rooms,
stahl s, good cistern. Lot 47 X feet trout, by 17*
feet deep, more or less.
'J erins-Had rash; the balanoe in one, two and
three years, seenred as usual. Purchaser to pay Gt.
MoB. 8. for pupers and stamps.
Mar. h 18 thswthA
' Valuable Real Estate at Auntion.
BY LOWNDES & ti RIM BA LL.
By. virtue of an order of sale, to mo directed by the
Hon. George h. Bryan. Judge ol th ? United Mates
District Court, for the District of -o uh Carolina.
I will offer for sale ut Public Auction, at the O d
Pos office, Charleston, s. c., on lUhfcDAY, April
8.1B69 t ll o'clock, A. M.
All that LO T OF L VN l>, with Buildings th ^reoD, in
the City of Charleston, state .d'or- VJ ?i i; ? tu ned and
being ou -pring street, south side uuown as No 37,
measuring fifty-five 55) feet iron, by oao hundred
and weventy-nvo il75) toot deop, be the same more
or less.
" Term-Oue-ho'f cash in gold, and the remaining
on>-half ou a credit of one vear; pur hase . to ?ive
bone for such credit portion, be ri g interest from
day of sale, and payable in gold, secu e:l by a raort
ga.'e of tho premia s, with a cov nant fir insurance
and assignment of policy, md for ?easlo i i case of
breach el condition of bond, and to pay for papers
and stamps. G. HiaiBKtt . -A-.s,
Assignee of Ivans fe Cogswell.
Mareb 18 . h 18 2,),2.i 25 27.30 Ap1,3,?
^ucttonccrfl' {Inflate $?ts.
Billiard TabUs.
BY A.C. MCGILLIVRAY,
No. 39 Broad-street, Sign of tbio Ked Pos*
?lad Kleist.
At Private Sale
?'--?**- i;7~"*!?? "spaari ?oar pocket A No,
1 TABLES, tuace neds, m good Order. Apply a
once aa above 3 March 16
Residence in Lamboll-sirest.
BY LOWNDES & G RIM BALL,
No. ao Brond-atr?et.
At Private Kale
That large RESIDENCE, No. ll LamboU-street,
containing nine rooms and di essmg roonn; water,
works in tbs house.. Lot measure? 65 by 180 ieeL
February 23 _ tnthg
Jtos?cUanco?*.
JAMBS A. DVFFU?,
No. 9 STATE-ST lt E B T ,
OFF KlW HU SB RV COES TO TBE PUBLIQ At
a G h. NE Ii AL AGENT for the OOLLEOHON Ol
BtNTh, ACCOUNTS. BUYING AND' SELLING Ol
BEAL AND PBKHONAL PBOPER I Y, an i anv otha
Commission Business that may be entrust, d to bi
care. He will be prompt in the disohargo of duties
an I will endeavor to the bo t of hus ability to givi
Batist ac lon. _ March 12
LONDON ?SB PARIS EXP0S1TIUNS
PRIZE 2SACBID?.LS
THE
GEORGE A. CLARK'S
o. 3sr. x.
six couti, ami FINISH
SPOOL CQTTON.
This favorite Thread boin? Six Cord to No,
80, purely Soft Finish, ia roeommcadod for its
great superiority for Hand ?nd Machine Sew?
ing.
FOR SALE BY THE
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Dry Goods and Notion Dealers.
February 27 _.,',,(?- g ? 8mo "
r M. L. FIIaLfeY'S
Celebrated Cooltinsr Moves,
"PHUiANTHltui'lSr" AND **CrVTLIAN,'j
Manufactured at Troy, N, Y" and for sale by
I>, L. F U li L E ft T O N j
Auom??, OA.
mHB48 STOVHr? 81 AND US RIV ? LL?3) FOfll
X oapaatty. dar bthtv, eoava ifenoe and tho gnn|
eral purpose* to which ? ook.-ng H tove* are used. Tbsl
PH fi AN FHBOPls i in ettie kee* j pl ted, and bail
Ask Drawer; can no mad? into a six boiler hols]
btove ; has oast uro* Wi er rook galvanised, ai
enamel lined. A Strictly acoteiass a tove. The]
CIVILIAN ia of a neat design, an i bas* a B?a lasfli
Oven. This Stove eau bo had with the extension]
nafk. et? holes, and re?ervoir wbbu desired
Var further informatiott apply ?ff
J ?.t. FULLERTON,
January M ?rao? Augura?.