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* CITY AFFAIRS Meetings Thia Davy. Pythagorean Lodge, at 1 P. M. Young America" Fire Cora pony, at T P. M. -<. Auction Sade* Thia D?y. -< m\ William McKay will soil at ll o'clock, in Hasel street opposite Pt somce, doors. Bashes, Ac A. H. Abrahams A ?oas will sell at 10 o'clock, at their stor>\ ?tock of a retail business. i. Fraser Mathews* w LU sa J at ll o'clock, at Ute OM Postomce, real state. P. P. salas will sell at ll-o'olook, at tho bonded warehouse, Biliot street, sugar. R. M. Marshall A Brother will sen at half-past 10 o'clock, at No\\X Beaufaia street, furniture, Ao. F1B8T NATIONAL BANK.-The annual elec? tion for directors of this flourishing institution will be held oa Tuesday nest. - RANOS or THU THKRM OM ET aa at Joseph Blackman's drug atore. No. 3* Broad street, Jan? uary 4-8 o'clock, 40; 1?, 44; 12, 49; 2, 50; 4, 48; 6,48; 8, 42. _ ELECTION OT 'A DIX BOTOS-At a meeting of the board or directors, held yesterday, A. M. Jack- j son, Esq., of the Arm or Olaghorn, Herring A Co., I was. elected: a director or the People's Bank of South Carolina._ _ DISPENSARY PHYSICIANS.-At a meeting of I the Shirra Dispensary, held a short time since, Dre Josoph A. Tates and J. L. Ancrum were elec-1 ?ed as the Dispensary physicians for the cc ming year. _ _ j UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER-Joe Brad ham was brought berore Commissioner Porte?os ! yesterday- mornrne, charged with voting when under age, at Hardee ville, Beaufort County, dor- j lng the late election. The evidence adduced was not sufficient to sustain the oh argo, and although j his Juvenile countenance; spoke volumes against { him, he was released from durance vile j -?X . <<- J i WK ES: OF PLAYER,-^United services'will be held In the lecture (oom of the Circular ?Church I this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Subj set : "Prayer for the outpouring ot tte Holy Spirit ea all who pro- j fess and call .themselves - ChriatiansV for the in- I orease of chirilj''and Xor a'rrectioa??e communion j and co-operation among,' all Ja every * lana who J love the Lord Jesus Christ la sine ertty." ' ~ . j THE DEDTSCHB . ZErr?Na-Thrj Sudlicher Correspondent has been bought bf Messrs. F. j Mel otters A Son, and will bereafter be issued under I ?Ile nasse of the Deutsche Zeitung. Major Crans I Melchers is a veteran editor, and for many years j published a paper ander the name or the Dentsche I Zeitung In this city. When the war broke out, Maj Dr Matchers abandoned the editorial trfped j and went Into the Confederate army, where he j did gallant servios. Major Melchers has the I ability aad energy to make lils paper a Bhlning J Journalistic light, and we trait that his career will j be as prosperous as lt will certainly be honorable, j A BURGLAR HALTED AND CAPTIN ?.-I About on? o'c) o ok yesterday mor nmg Mr. Mela, I ww re?de^n^w'awe^ whl?e'Wn'g. lu ais?ed bearii a key turning ia the look-of the door open- j f m on the pUfe^fram the street; Arming him- j ?elf with hi*:.rei^w,,?4.:^?!?ldi8ly descended j tho t .airs, and'on opening his frontdoor dlscov-1 ejred A man u>v.ing' oao/loualy . along tue plasta. Presanttag ap cjokedr revolver, he q.uiclrry per-1 sua^teoT'the lu trader to" sttadH&uttBy, abd calling 1 a pofUoeman oa duty in the neigbb'ordiood, trans-1 ,_ie/red the prisoner to ifni. The inquisitive yoong I B?Ul?Ujrtt investigator or other pmpl?'s Rosses j jr&tmiobe oner Fran* Dorset"^ wbn was an at-1 .acb.6 of Robinson's clruiw,- 4n l left behind by I ?hat company at Uttfast visit to this city. Beef- I ,4seted mara tcasce Into the hot se In avery ar- I trist, c manner by the use of a skeleton key, a I large and varions bunch bf widen keys waa found upon his person. Frank has beca playing these pranks for some time pa-1, and has been arraign- j ed on several dllarcnt oompltinls. After a pre? liminary examination before the Mayor" ha.-was I tu raed over io toe st ata for, proscouituru ^ u '. HOBBING? TUB PLwrEJt^-JEarly yesterday morning.long before dayiigat..Lieu.ea*>ut Philip j py and Officer rf av ls succeeded" In arresting Wash- I tn g ton Bryant,'-Anguatua . <;arr "and Leonard SeH^.av, Uree worthies."ac.i:uA??i of stealing a bag of con*? from the "steamer Planter. Ur-mi examination vt uppear? thar thu prisoners were reg ular hauds QA board -the ateamer,.which was mating her customary trip from' George town to thts city. ' A' Wtara hag of fl ne ?offee I ?hipped oa board tba f.teamer seemed to have j hidden charms for these men, for, without saying I any thin? t?an?pne, the two Ant -named Tipped I open ttej^or^nlgat at eetenaeid Landing, emptied lUo'ooutents viotQ their -shirtn, carried t ltsShoV^a^d'SlBpSBed oTT? -The matter was re- j JbrteoVst the detective's o rac?; who. forthwith arraafcd. a(warmiiig_pan. p;ck Hazzy.ra.by name, I wild, In rerroV mr^s^oroCTon? jjeewcnTTos not yet brought tot gMPMtJsjjQ alt ?a kcewe-r the abstraction and disposal ol "the coffee. On his I 4s formation tlW th res - men shevo naco ed were r arrested. ona rd-.{session did not appear from J the cadence-as BO'Sn connected'with the'n Ca lr, -aar:: waa released. Bryant -anfl- oarrj'ow.qed the I theft, and Are held ipr, examination.. .. ^ . 1 OSTTKD kiATTS CooRT.-The District Court I was opened at io o'clock yesterdays mcxaing, his I Honor Judge BryaBv^r?sfding.' ? Tao grand and p?rls -juries wore .called and ' answered to their nam es. ' The grand jory Jtouad la the caso ol. the United States vs. Stephen Field, for voting under age, I true Dili ; the. Untied States vs. Dumoy Brown, for roting more than once, trueblll; the Untie i States I VS. GeorgfiJaofcaouvior votmg under age. no i 111; the United States VB. Fr?ncls Owens. N.d- Ai Wright aad Isaac Pta et ney, for negleot of. d a ty as managers Qt election, true bili; the United I .States se. So Urawa Scott,' for voling under age, STU 3 o.il; 'the United States vs. Joshua 'Scott, lor voting ana? iige>troo bill; the Uni ed States vs. 3dward,J?,st-oaey and Daniel; Minor, fur neglect -Of duty as man agers"ef. election, true blU. CR!liHiit, DOCKET. . J '. * I The following eases were disposed af: Dalt ed State? y ?. Dampy Brown, Xor voting more than oace." Uullty. ? -UnBexl Hatmmim? Solomon Scott, ror voting f under age. Notyullty-discharged. United States vs. Joshua Scott, fir voting under age. Guilty, but earnestly recommended to the JW emeu ey of I he court. I . The grand Jory found true bills against David Adams, John Williams. James Hon ur, Frank Ladson and Peter Cony en. for inter erlng with I the' rights or voters. Also against J. Massey Ter- J (Ul, for per.sonatlag. a revenue officer. . In tne case of.the United States.ex parte Timothy I D.'Ooroo.ran.etal. vs. W.-lc Clo tm.ui, collector ^ftnternafreveane.^ It was ordered that thesng- J gestiona for a prohibition be dismissed without ! costa. .? ? -rn*-. - ? ? ? 'nota Ax Armit-Jtnaaaiy 4. J rATTLiON oom. . C IL Doireay Ogden, H. W. Lilla, Mr. Loaden, ?. Lshramn, M:w Mora Etllj, Miia Maggie Bar rota, Mks Leila Elli-', Mrs, Jails, Tue Sappho, j. 0. cnimpier, Wdde Baker. ^V" CHAItr.aSTOSr ROTBU (leo. H/Lo-rLibary,' Wat E. Bliss, Aiken; C. H Ponten?iD, Thoait? Va*ton, 8 mi h Carolina; F. E. * uta. St. Thomas; L. P. Mayes, Mayesvlde; H. M- Drone, North Carolina; ilex. M. Kewie, Flo? rence; S L. nail, Beau tort; Win. Shi re r, Orange? barg; A. M. Cal?,' Florence; W. ?. Clark, James bland; H. a PailUpa, Misa Sdjth Fnllllps, New York; J. Stern, White Hall; Wm. L. Dawson, Sum merrilie; T. L. UuPoat, Savaunah; J. H. Buck halter, Winlaton. ?nus BOOTS. W. W. CharchhUI, F. A. Kirkland, New Yotk; J. L. Neagie, Masu-r Hancock, Thomas F. Harris,. -Oolambia; J. 0. Hinsdale, New York; C. C. Hntoh us, C. J. Stewart, a W. Warren, Syracuse; Pliny Freeman and .'ody, Raven w'o d; F- C. Meyoothi l*f, Qeosie H. BTooater and wife, Mtsa Luly Wooster, MesT'York;. Coloaei and Mrs. John B. I ?ldtnf C. S. Payne, New York. * I <&?e*m:-A new locomotive for the Green [ vin? and Colombia Railroad ls ominously named ..Governor B? E. Scott." it 'ls hop ed that lt win [ roo on ached ule and stay on the tractr. COMMISSIONERS or MARKETS.-At a meeting cf the commissioners nf markets, nell last eve? ning, the following persons were elected: Wil? liam Kirkwood, chief clerk; J. T. Muligan, assis? tant clerk; A. A. AsptnaU, assiftant to derk at npper market; T. A Baynard, clerk of weights and measures; R. B. Artsoa; pabilo weigher Market street scale; E. J. Cason, pabllc weigher Calhoun street scale. OVKH-ZKALous HoTBL DR?MKERH.-The Au? gusta Oonatitutionall t of yesterday says: "Last. Sunday afternoon, after the arrival of ;h3 Charles? ton train, a difficulty occurred at the Uhloa depot, i between Mr. J. E. Edwards, a drummer for tbe Planters' Hotel, and Mr. Charles titilo, acting in the same capacity for tho Globe Hotel, growing out of their sensitive conception or the merits of , the respective hotels. Tho representative or the | Planters'announced to passengers that his hotel wasche best In-tha city, a proposition at once, and with some degree or bluntness aad profanity, dented by tbe representative or the Globe. Words led to blows, when, as a policeman separated the combatants, Mr. Edwards drew his pistol and -fired at Mr. Little, th* ball taking effect In the right breast, near the Bhoulder. Mr. Edwards was arrested and commited to jail to await the re? sult of the wound indicted by him. The wounded man 1B now lying at the Globe Hotel, receiving every attention requisite for his comfort and treatmen*. and, as we learned at a late hour yesterday afternoon, hopes arc entertained or his recovery." _ ..THE TEACHEBS IN .THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Six months' pay was due the teachers in the J Charleston public schools on the 1st instant. Nearly all the teachers are ladies, many of whom are dependent for their support upon their pay as teachers. All the teachers are seriously Inconve? nienced by the delay in paying what they have so painfully earned, and their poalllon and services, as well as the natnre of their employment, give them a strong.clalm opon the General Assembly, with which body lt rests to provide for the liqui? dation or their claims, amounting in ail, we be? lieve, to about $17,000. Unless the General As? sembly provide a speedier means, tho teachers oannot be paid until alter April, when the state taxes win be collected. The teachers will then be nine months In arrears. We understand that a proposition ls bercre the General Assembly look? ing to the prompt payment of the Charleston teachers, and Its prompt adoption would be hailed with gladness by all ? charleston Conn ty. If the mellowing influences of Christmas linger In the memory of the members or the Legislature, they will not fall to be Just to the teachers of oar pub? lic schools. ? ?? a> A TEMPEST IX A TEAPOT.-Yesterday after? noon an animated suit was carried on la Trial Justice Mickey's court by an old colored woman, Edi-h Allen, against Wm. Young. The.question was the ownership of an old Iron pot, valued at $5. Edith had been working for Mr. Sam. Ben? nett for some time, and upon leaving carried off j the pot, which Yoong recognised in her posses? sion about three weeks ago.^ndt knowing lt to be Mr. Bennett's, took charge or tb. Edith demand? ed the pot ea Tuesday, and Tonng atontly refused to give it np. An appeal to law was the conse? quence, aud the case came up in due form. The pot was produced, and proved to have cost $8 60 ' when new. Witnesses were brought who testi? fied as to the identity of the pot and Its capacity, with all the acuteness and discernment of expe? rienced cooks. The pot alone retained its cool? ness In the boat or ned scassioa, and Edith went almost distracted as the Jnstioe adjudged the muehloved article or domestlo rurnltureto the wily Young. The latter quietly marched off with the prize, leaving the justice to be assailed with the voluble and piercing tongce cf the weeping plaintiff._ THE KIDNAPPING* CABS_After a long and thorough examination Into tbs facts of this case, Trial Justice John G. Mackey brought the matter to a close yesterday morning, and discharged tho two defendants-Hernandez and May. The cir? cumstance that the two latter acted under the warrant and commitment of Trial Justice Bunch clears them ol blame m the matter, the suspicion or fool play oa their part ari dag from the ract that the prisoner, when arrested, had never been brought before the trial justice by whom thc warrant was issued. The evidence a'-so showed ibat Stewart had signed shipping articles, which at once disposed ol the charge or kidnapping. The affidavit of May, upon which the warraut was ba-ed, was nio3t indefinite aad.uncert-.ila in its character, merely stating that "be bad.reason to believe the defendant wished to desert his can trt.ct," and we hardly supposed that oven a trial Justice of theBanch genus would have the hardi? hood to issue a warrant on so vague a state? ment. Besides Issuing a warrant, bowevcrkoa this pomtleea affidavit, Trial Justice Bunch grant? ed a commitment also, a proceeding whloh shows either the grossest Ignorance or the law or a mest aoveretgn coo tempt fur the liber; les of the people. W* have not ye: been able io ham of any pro? ceeding Instituted against Banca, but the grand Jury wUl have a chane? at .him at the cowing term of the Court of Oetff ral Sessions. ' CLUBS AND STABS.-A woman who had taken roo much liquor, and was fouud In a state of in? toxication in Maxy ck street, wa ^ brought before tbe. Mayer, aad, pleading "first offence," was dis? charged. ? A man, round in the same condition In Kins street, was arrested, and, npon bein; brought into court, pleaded several extenuating circum? stances so successfully that the Mayor relented and discharged him. Edward Grant and John Robins in were arrest? ed on Tuesday evening by the police, charged with stealing lumber rr.?rn a yard la thc upper part or the etty. Upon being brought before the Mayor, they claimed to bava bee i following the Innocent occupation or the man la the moon, and, the prosecutor not appearing, they were dis? charged. Henry Williams; arter spending the night In tho Guardhouse, was brought Into court and tried on a charge of stealing a ham from the grocery store at. the corner of Chapel and Alexander streets. Henry had entered the store, oa Tues? day evening, apparently to parchase something, when the sight of this ham, resting uunotlced on the counter, overcame his resolution tok'ep the sixth command-neut: He was caught in the act, and brought before the May or. After a short interview, with the latter, he left for the J ou -e or ! Ca-rvcUon, where beean b? round for the next tendaya.- . v* COLD CO?TORT.-A correspondent, in a let? ter printed In yesterday's Haws, apoke very i'eel ugly of the "pinched blue look*' or the pupila and teachers In the public schools, aad suggested that teaching was emphatically "very cold work. This statement is pocul arly tonching iu this arctic weather, ?ie more especially as the ''pinched bloc look," and cold coma rt generally, were said to be due to arme that the teachers and pupils m oat be out In the playground whether it rains or shines; and lo . second raie, that "no extra wraps" bu worn while in school; and to a third role, which prohibits te,ichera and pupils" from going near thc stoves. Tuis is very sad; but lt la slightly inexact. Only the teachers of the primary c asses are required to remain with their pupils daring recess; this ls necessary be? cause or the totider agc or many of the children. There is no restriction whatever npon "extra wraps/' of wama both teachers and pupils may wear as many as they please. Nor ls there j any rule prevtrclng the whole school from ob? taining the benefit or the ?tove. A public school ls not a Paradise by any means, but the Charles? ton pnbiio school! raak with the best institutions or the kind la the country, and ir thc pabilo desire to' be satisfied npon thc "pinched blue look" question, they need only look in tor themselves daring school hours. It will be found, we ven? tare to say, that every thing practicable ls done ror the comfort or both teachers and pupils; and' if the papila are ?'hardly ever withoat colds," they bat share the common ?ot of humanity, and may, at least, blow their little notes in th? Intervals of Engn-h grammar, vulgar fractions, or the use of ] the terrestrial globe. FATAL S HO on NO AWA? -TN EDOEFIELD. The Augusta Constitutionalist saya : "On Sunday evening last, a oom twelve miles from Hamborg, on stereos creek, Captain George Butler, brother of General M. O. Butler, waa ahot and laatantly killed by a youngman named Winslow Hamilton/. Prom the most authentic accounts we have heard o? the sad affair, lt Haems that Mr. T. J. Hamilton,' the rattier of the young man who fired the fatal shot, was on th* eve or 1 amoving to Columbia County, lu this state, and in preparation ttcrcfar had penned bis oat tie. rea-, ly to be driven. A moog theuurober seems to have been one steer or caff j to which Captain Butler laid claim, which he re quest ed Mr. Hamilton to liberate, and, aa we are ; informed, visited the house or the latter to secure lt. While there ia angry discussion sprung up between them, which eventuated In young Ham? ilton gathering hh> gan and firing npon Oaptalh Batter, the charge taking effect In hts breast and causing Immediate death, or further details of J the sad affair we are not sum oient ly advised to speak positively." ANOTHER CANDIDATS ron WOMAN'S BIO HTS. On Tuesday night Robert Simons and Eliza Ed? wards had a alight dispute in a yard on 4}ueen street, adjoining the house ia which they lived. Eliza, for some ca se or other, seems to have a decided grudge against the young man, which la said to have originated in his visits to another woman. The dispute, at first or no consequence, ander a woman's tongue grew rapidly Into im? p?rtanos, and some choloe selections from Web? ster's unabridged were a sufficient prelude to blows, with no other arms bnt those with which she was endowed by nature, Eliza pitched furi? ously into her male antagonist, and, accompany? ing her blows with au tho lashes of her tongue, soon had hlmHn a tight place. Robert soon round that he was getting tho worst of lt; but fortunate? ly the voluble tongue or Eliza brought the police to hjs rescue. They were both arrested and brought before the Mayor Tor trial. Robert yna sentenced to pay a flue or $5 or spend ten days in the House or Correction; while Eliza received her sentence or a fine of $10 or twenty days in the Douse or Correction with eyes flashing out (earful j; suggestions or the next encounter or the twain. TOE RAILROAD STATION INDICATOR.-We are informed by General W. 8. Walker that he hits perfected the organization or the agencies or this usueral and Ingenious Instrument In Charleston, and that he feels Justified In giving the assurance that, In the future, tho Instruments will be care? fully attended. Tho enterprise was initiated in the City or Charleston, and, being entirely novel j and untried, mistakes were made at the start, which were corrected by further experience. The superintendents of the Sooth Carolina Rail? road, of the Savannah and Charleston, and or the Northeastern and Wilmington and Manchester Railroad?, have cordially co-operated with General Walker, and have entered Into a written agreement to require their conductors to take proper charge ol the- instrument. The instru? ment has been successfully Introduced on the roads in Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia; bat the most thorough organization has Just been made on the South Carolina Railroad. Messrs. Walker, Evans A Cogswell have been secured as agents for the printing end change or j schedules, Mr. James Allan for repair or clock movements, and Messrs. Quinby A Co. as photo* graphers. Gentlemen or character and influence have been secured as agents.In New York, Balti? more, Lo dsvllle and Cincinnati, and we trust the cnterprtTO will be vigorously carried our, and will j provo remunerative to the proprietors, as well as [ usefol to tho public. TRIBUTE QF RESPECT. At a meeting ot the Carolina Rifle Club, held on Tuesday, Sd January, the following pre? amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Since our last meeting, and for thc first time since our organization, death has laid lils hand upon one of our number. We are called upon to mourn the loss of Eugene W. West, who has been suddenly stricken down in thc very vigor of man? hood and usefulness, and, now that he is gone, lt ls but meet that we should express the great es? teem and respect we have for his memory. Gen? erous lu disposition, amiable In manners, always ready to work and to do lor the help or his friends, ho endeared himself to all who knew him. A good and honorable man has passed from u*. wo believe and-hope, to everlasting peace and rest, where the trials and troubles of the world can never reach. Resolved. That we fondly cherish the memory or our lato companion, Eugene W. West, and mourn the loss to our club or an unostentatious though useful member. Resolved. That we deeply r-ympathlzc with his bereaved lamil v. and that a copy of tuese resolu? tions bc sent them by the necrerary. ' Resolved. That a blank page In our minute book bc dedicate') to hi? memory, and that these pro? ceedings he published-in the daily paDers of thc city. From thc minutes. THUS. FROST, Jr., Secretary. A CARI?' The undersigned were invited by the inven? tor and owners of the "Lebby Phosphate Wash? ing Machine," io wltneas 1(3 performance at Mr. J. B. Sardy"* work? ou the AshleysBlvcr. Mr. C. C. Coe, Superintendent of the Marine and River Phosphate Company, kindly' placed tue steamer Gazelle at their disposal It ls due to this gentleman to'say that the Inventor and owners of the machine acknowledged themselves deeply in? debted to him Tor his constant ap; reclotion or the Invention and generous assistance In bringing it forward. m, On arrival aTMr. Saniy 's works, the machine was put in op-ratloa and performed successfully. After witnessing a severe test of its powers, they believe First. That it washes cleaner than any other machine they have either seen or used. Second. That it discharges clean rock In less time than any machine they'have seen or used. Third. That no power beyond that necessary to work thc pump and supply material to the washer Is required, to produce and deliver olean phos? phate rock in-good order for shipping. CSlgntd) GEO. S. CAMERON, J. B. SARDT, N. A. I'll ATP, E. A. MARSHALL, Louts S. BlLDBH, S. J. 1'REU NA LL. Charleston, January 3,1871. MOUE INSURANCE COMPANY OF\ NB?F BAVEN. An error has occurred in parlous newspa? pers, in stating the capital at ten millions or dol? lars instead or one million. The latter amount was ?ll thc company ever claimed to have, und this was lately reduced io huir a million, and was so published. Tue history or the company, lu Its transactions at ita Charl-.a on agency, shows that they have always promptly met their obligations, ns soon us they were correctly ascertained. The amount of losses paid by the Home or Kew Haven since lt resumed business here alter the war, ht nearly $63,0'iO. From the fo'lowiug, which ls taken from the Atlanta Constitution or Isl lust-, lt would appear that ineaaniea are ia progresa In New Haven to revive the company: A OLD. 8 r. x., 31MT UK c-KM BK a, lb70. To- trig PaHey-Uotaers in the Borne insurance Company, of Neut itavsn.- ? In cousequeuce or telegraph In this morning's papers, I dispatched to the company ror the facts, and received la reply that the stockholders and directo rn were then lu session, and would tele? graph me the result, and I am just now In receipt of the rollo wing telegram: Nsw HAVKN, 31st December, 1870. To W. H. Hancock, Agent, Atlanta: Meeting adjourned till Tuesday. Stockholders and directors making up deficiency, aud new stock being taken rapidly. We are coming out right. E. B. Cowi.Es, secretary. From the above, it wli bc seen that the compa? ny does not Intend1 that ita patrons shall lose by them. lu the meantime, however, policy-holders need not be alarmed, ax I have already taken the precaution to place every policy In A No. 1 com? panies, and wld hold them good until I hear fur? ther from the company, sail then all theparticu lars will be laid before tho public. RespectfuUy, W. H. HANCOCK, Agent. 1 DISASTROUS FIRS AI SiygrePHisN's.-At 3 I o'c ock In t he afternoon of Morid ay, the 2d of Jan nary, the.gira-h 0 ase of fl. Panz belier A Oo" at pu Stephen's depot,1 oa the Northeast ern Rsllro?et | toole dre, and la the cour JO of an hoar. wan barn? ed to the ground. The ore caught TB one of the saw gins of the establishment, and getting among the lint cotton, spread so rapidly tn every direction as to defy any attempt to pat lt oat. rive horses and two line carriages were barned. Three hundred bushels or corn, ten bales of Ma? itland Button and two or nplandr belonging to R. Tuitlo and w. Canden, and two haudred bushels of cotton seed, which were la the banding, were aUconaamed. The dwelling house oT Messrs. H. Panaebelter A Co. was also considerably damaged. There was no Insurance on any of the property destroyed. TBS AOLDBMT'O* Mowo.-The Sappho Eng? lish C?ralo Opera troops drew a fair boase last night, but as the infant Sappho did not appear a* cast in the first pleoe, the andlence were forced to restrain their cariosity. Mr. Louden, who was cast for Pepito, was also missing, and the comlo opera went off poorly despite the efforts of thc remaining performers. Ia the select oas from The Tempest, the Infant Sappho bad a line opportuni? ty or displaying her powers, and her juvenile ap? pearance, contrasting strangely with her as? sured accent and graceful acting, excited the sympathy br the house. In Endymion the Sappho sang charmingly, and wa? warmly applauded. Miss Leila, as Cupid, was-'graceful and pretty, and sang welL Mr. Ellis was an ex? cellent Pan, and soon established aa entente , cordiale with the galleries. Endymion, taken altogether, tickled the audience hugely, gave them a hearty laugh, and sent them home in good humor. MIS3 Maggie Harold, who is personally very at? tractive, added largely to the success of the com pa ay. In Philadelphia, Miss Harold ls well known ast he soprano of St. Augustine's choir, and she has an excellent reputation at the Theatre Oomlque, In the (Ju alt er city. To-night, there ls an entire change or pro? gramme. . _ BUB I NE S 8 NOTICE?. TKSTXO BT . TTJBB.- For Throat Diseases, Colds aaa dongas, "Brown's Bronchial Troches1' have proved their efficacy by a test or many years. The good effects resulting from the sse af the Troches have brought oat many worthless imita? tions. Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches." For sale by Bowie, Moise A Davis, Charleston, S. c. _ GOATS AND CAPES.-The cold snap reminds one pain folly of the need of warm overcoats, or willoh Mr. William Matthlessen, at the corner or King and Wentworth streets, has a large assort? ment. The fashionable capo, as well as the latest style of coat, -caa be had In tweed, oh loch Illa, beaver and Melton, at all pi loes and to salt all ages. These gooda are just made up, and are Una in price. . _ FIRST-CLASS MANTOAMAEINO.-Madame La? zier, whose taste and skill as a maniaamaker have already made ber favorabiv known to the ladles or Charleston, ls now In business exclu? sively on her own account, and solicits a call from those desiring fine work in her line. Her establishment ls In King street, two doora abo ve Wentworth street, and over the Dollar Store. J?n5-8_ THERB ls but one verdict, and that ls tho Old Carolina Bitters are a safe, sure and reliable Tonic. _ PLATS! PLATS! PLATS I-Seventy-five kinds-IS cents each; by mau, post-paid, 20 cents each. Ne.' 161 King street, and Hasel Street Bazaar. CHAR. C. Rio ursa A Co. "octl2-wtu _. '. G .ut KS ! GAWKS ! OAKES I-A fine assort? ment at No. 101 King street. Also, at the Hasel Street Bazaar. ootl2-wth BILL HEADS-prlnted on fine paper al $3, U. $6, $6 60 and $8 60 per thousand, according to size, at THE NEWS Job Office. No MEDICINE, whether made north or south, will be found superior to that old established remedy to: Dyspepsia, the Old Carolina Bitters. RitSTic GOODS 1 RUSTIC GOODS!-Side and corner brackets, book racks, wau pockets, paper stands, match sares, and picture frames. Huael Street Bazaar and No. 161 King street. octis ATTENTION, TOURISTS.-Stereoscopic views or Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King street, or at thc Hasel street Bazaar. nov 12 ONE OB THE BEST remedies extant for Dy6-. pepsin, General Debility and Chills, ls the Old Carolina Bitters, BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-THE NEWS Job Office is now prepared to randan, good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at.$4 per thous? and. Send your orders. Every merchant and business mad should have his card printed on nts envelopes. IB Cumber, ind, &t. "J ?IL DEES' DEPOT, ? o 3 No. M CHURCH STR1ST. t* - ? i p". CHARL BS TON. SOOTH CAROLINA. * 2 o o tc (Bl fcj LIME, SLATES, f CEMENT, LATHS, ^ M PLASTER, HAIR, 2 g . . S w Ac, Ao., Jae., Aa ? S _ ? 3 K The attention of Builders and others tn- 00 2 terested ls Invited to a cargo of SLATES tr>' 3 just received. These Slates are superior > - to any American, and equal to thc best H ? Weleli Slate, while In price they are lower H g than any sold in mis market since the war. As a covering for houses. States are o 0$ universally admfltcd to be superior to o H any oth?r material used, and the price at g - which they arr: now offered reodera them _ 04 nearly as cheap, amt If durability be con- ?7 Bldered, cheaper than either Tia, Shingles ^ g or Felt. s? o . H ? BUILDING PAPER, 3 ?A H a subsritntc for Laths and Plaster, at about one-half thc cost. A full supply of * h LIME, CEMENT, AC, constantly on hand " ? and for sale. Jr ta Country orders carefully and promptly 0 -j Ohed. V. O. Box No. 374. ? g E. M. G RI MK F. ^ < jan2 : St??li?UexB.' pERUVlAN GUANO. For sale a lot or A No. 1 Chincha 1-lsnd GUANO, In store and to arrive. LOUI-% Mo LAIN, Jun* _No. al Broad street. ATLArTJIO PHOSPHATE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S.O. F. J. PORCHER, F. J. PELZER, President. Treasurer. DIRECTORS,-W. LBHBY. W. p. HALL, L. D. DE SAUSSURE, B. 0. PlNCKNEY. The ATLANTIC PHOSPHATES are now being manufactured at their wo-ks -n Ashley River, under nie dlreotiou of aa experienced and practi? cal chemist. 1 he Company Intend this to bc a drst-class fer? tilizer, and one winch caa be recommended to Planters. STANDARD GUARANTEED. The Company are also prepared to manufacture ACID PHOSPHATE for composting with cotton seed. This preparation ls highly recommended by chemists, as witu It Planters are enabled to make their owu fertilizers. The ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE ls sold at $55 per ton, cash, or $M> on time, with Interest at the rate of one per cent, per month. The ACID PHOSPUATE is sold at $35 per ton, cash, or -fio oa time, with interest at the rate of one percent, per mouth. PfiLZ?R, RODGERS A CO., General Agents, dec31-linos Brown's WDarf, Charleston, 3. c. SPECIAL, MOTION! ? < . ?. 'r THE s TX) UK Of THE LATE FIBS OP J. ?L BEAD A OO. WTLL BB CLOSED OB "WEDNESDAY ABD . * TH?B8DAT, Toe ila and 6th instant, raf lao' purpose of BC^RJKJCIVO XK>WJV STOCK Ana arranging the tamo. WILL BBOPEN OB FRIDAY, THU 6TH IBBll, When, on and after which date, the BNT?RH STOCK wu! be offered and sold at GREAT REDUCTION LN PEICES ! For cash, in order to close np the business or the concern. ?ff Parties Indebted wUI piesse mace early payments. Charleston, January 4,1811. jau4-3 Q.RAN E X H T BI T ION OF FOREIGN AND DOMBSTIO DRY ABD FANCY GOODS At Greatly Reduced Prices to Belt the Holidays, ' AT FURCHGOTT, BBBSDICT A CO., Nos 244 AMD U7 Kura STOUT. loo Sets of Fue FURS, from U to $10, worth ts to $10 100 dozen Vldette Kid Olores, only $1-quality guaranteed-our own importation SO dosen chi ley'a Celebrated Seamless Kid Gt or ea $1 76 and S3, each pair warranted, worth in New York i% 60 1,000.dozen other Kid Olovea, at satisfactory prices. octal PDROHGOTT. BFTNKDT(TT A 00. F LANNBL DEPARTMENT. 1 case Fine Opera FLANBEL, ?fl cents, worth 60 cents 1 case Fiue Red Flan ael % cents, worth 40 cents 1 case All-wool White Flannel, 25 cents, worth 40 cents Blankets and other Pi&anels at very reasona? ble price, 100 Boggy Blankets, at $5. worth $8. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT k 00., octal_No. 244 King street. J^INEN, DOMESTIC AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 500 dosen Linon TOWELS, at Si per dozen too dosen Doylies, at 76 cents per doaen 100 dozen Napkins, at $1 26 per dozen 1 case Pillow Case Sheeting, at 18 cents per yard 1 case 8 4 Sheetiug. at 37 % cents per yard 1 case 10 4 sheeting, at 45 cents per yard 6 oasea 3-4, 7-4 and 4-4 Shirting, from 8 cents to 20 cents, very low 500 pieces Dress Goods, best selections in tho city, from 20 cents to 60 cents, worth so to 76 cents ? 1 case New Irish Poplins, only $1 per yard, worth Si 60 Colored and Black Silks an reduced prloea All colora of Velveteena can he bought at a sacrifice 1 caae Boulevard Balmoral Skirta at $150 1 case Arabs, only 18. woi th $0. At FORCilGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., oct3l_No. 244 King stieet. QARPETS ! CARPETS 1 CARPETS ! MATTING I MATTING I MATTING I '.OILCLOTHS! OILCLOTHS ! OIL CLOTHS! R?QS I RUGS I RUGS 1 Wc are closing the above Goods, and would ad? vise buy era to give us an early call. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT A CU., octal_No. 244 King street. -m"HTTE GOODS, CLOTH, NOTIONS, II OS I ERV AND RIBBON DEPARTMENTS Are full and well assorted. Velvet RIBBONS, No. IX, 40 cents; No. 2,40 cents; No. 3, 60 cents; No.4, 06 cents; No. 5, 76 cents, Ac It will be for the beneflt of Ribbon buyers to give us a call, as our stock ls the beat in the city. We are the sole Importers or a great many or the above goods, and do sen them al New York jobbing prices. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT St CO., oetsi No. 244 Ring street. Drugs, Chemicals, &c. rp HE GREAT LUNG REMEDY 1 GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP Cares permanently Bronchitis, Asthma, Oonghs, Colds, Bleeding of the Lunga, Cronp, Whooping Cough and Consumption, whea taken lu time. Has never railed. OVKRTWENTV THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES to bear teatimony to th? great superiority of G i.oBK FLOWER COUGH Si RUP over all other lung remedies ia traduced. Globe Flower cough Syr jp ls warranted not to contain opium or other nauseous drugs In any qf their form?. Globe Flower Cough Syrup is legally warranted to cure 1 Globe Flower Cough Si rup ls protected by letters patent, both ou trade mark label and com? pound. It ls pleasant to the taste and harmless : to-the mest delicate infant. For suit- by Unig-'lsis. Price $1 per bottle. . PhM iKRTON, TAYLOR* tlt>.. Proprietors and Chemists, Atlanta, da. Roswai.L GA., April23,1870. Messrs, pemberton, mylor <e cw.* HEAII SIRS-I received the bottle of Globe Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the use or lt Immediately. My patient passed a more comfortable night than the has for three months, und now, at to o'clock A. M.. says she feels like another woman. I Intend to continue the use or the Glohe Flower Syrup, believing lt will make a cure. Never have 1 witnessed such great benefit IMUI u remediy, lei so >hort a time, in my Hie. I shall iu the : ii ure use your (?lobe Flower -lyrup lu all ca-.e.s ur colds, couirlis. and all affecHOM or thc lungs i hat may present them? selves. Kespectf.Uly, .. R. B. ANDERSON, M. D. For sale by all DruggiHts. GOODRICH, WI NEMAN & CO., Wholesale Druggists, dec7-tuths3moa Charleston. 8. C. E XGELSIO R HAIR T O N I 0 , No DTK! Insures Healthy and VlgoronR Growth. War? ranted not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any other Injurious Drug. The Excelsior Hair Toute will keep tho head clear of Dandruff, prevent the railing out of the Hair, and give lc a soit aid beautiful gloss. lt ls not injurious to the- health of the user, nor ls lt greasy and filthy il.-te many of the prepara? tions at present offered as Hair R?newers. Manufactured by DR. H. BAKE, Wholesale and I etail Druggist. No. 131 Meeti ng street, Charleston. Price per bottle 60 cents. N. B. - Ail the preparations manufac-.ured by DR. H. BAKR are in accordance with formulas given by distinguished Pu- si ci au-, and have been subjected to long and cariiiul trial. They ace no secret remedies, and he is at all times prepared to submit those formulas to members of thc profes? sion, or others desiring such information. BOTS:- AND YOUTHS' DYE KC O ATS:,. KW? . 1 ?.. v [giflai* POH AGES OP FROM TH REH TO S&WBNTflBN, S ' .- . . - .-? W;?* -Vtj*!?,.? i? ?'.'.'? ly :" M?1 '*?! - Off SEVERAL STYLiES; (WITH OAP RS AND ST,1BVI8.? - ? * - . . . AE89, MEN'S WATERPROOF TWBIIO OAPB OVER COATS MEN'? CHINCHILLA CAPE OVERCOATS MSN'S) BEAVER CAPE OVERCOATS . MEWS MELTON CAPE OVERCOATS MEN'S MELTON SLEEVE OVERCOATS. " All of the above GOODS axe jost made op and received per last steamers, at LOW PRICES.*'. WM. MATTHIESSEN, CLOTHING rronnn J CORNER OF KINO AND WENTWORTH STREETS. >an<>-<_ ? ? CHRISTMAS ISTOVEIIJT?BS OVERCOATS. DOUBLE-BREASTED SACHS} DEBBY SACKS t PRINCE OF WALES FROCKS ENGLISH. MORNING GOATS DRESS FROCKS SILK AND VELVET VESTS, and t LOW PRICED BUSINESS SUITS. SCARFS. OUR FRITZ MONARCH CHANCELLOR LORD STANLEY . WINDSORS. HOSIERY. CASHMERE, MERINO SHAKER, BRIT?SH, and GERMAN COTION. PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS SCARLET AND WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL COTION FLANNEL AND JEANS SHIRTS, DRAWERS CARTWRIGHT AND WARNER'S SUPER STOUT COTTON SCARLET AND WHITE ALL-WOOL COLORED AND WHITE MERINO TRUE FIT SHIRTS NEGLEGR SHIRTS CARDIGAN JACKETS. ? LINEN COLLARS. H RINSING TON. PLORBNCB. FRANKLIN, GUARDS - BISHOP AND PARAGONS THE TRUNK PAPER COLLAS? AND CUFFS. GLOVES. ENGLISH BUCK, CALF" DOG, KID, BEAVER SILK, CLOTH, and i FLE EC ED-LINED COTTON; SUSPENDERS. RUSSIAN CANTAB GUYOT BERLIN and ENGLISH. TOILET ARTICLES. VIENNA TRAVELLING BAG8 TRUNKS. LAP ROBK8 and TRAVELLING >HAWL9 ROBES DE CHAMBRE and SMOKING JACKETS. For elegance, ease and comfort to t lie wearer, these Goods ore recommended with confidence. J. H. LAWTON ft CO., ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUllDim iHen's ?nocrroear. - ' SIENS UNDERWEAR. Shaker Flannel, Patent Merino Undervests, Drawers, and Hosiery. A LABOR VARIETY OF NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, At Extremely Low Prices. E. SCOTT'S STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM, MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MAKE ET. ' Ce nb {Hpe. g HE ET LEAD, LEAD PIPES, Ac FOR SALE BY WM. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 24 HAINE STREET AND No. 35 PlNCKNEY STREET. ta Bj J. FRASERTttATHE WES. DESlRAEL^Bt?i??ING LOT, Ho. if - ?AVA<iS ??K?.'ET. - . - wm be ni?,- TH io.OAT, Alie ?h Instant, at th* Old P etnfflee, at ll o'clock, LOT No.ia, eas&-slde ut Baraje street, measnr in**; feet front. M tee?jan- north line, ?<4 feet on east line, ?nd 149 teat on so? ts Une. inore or leas. Terrog-^One-nalf ca#h;halauce In twelvemonths, secured hy bond and mong'ge of tue lot, wiro in? terest tmavdav of sale? Purchaser topar-J. P. M. fl rt papera end Hcoeasar.y .fianipa. , Jan6 Bj J. FlL4i^ft MArflfiVYit^ WILL ^BE, SOLD JS3JS DAY, THE 6th January, at the Old PoStofflce, at ll o'clock, _ That desirable PLANTATION on Edlsto Island known as the "Old-Hon*,? containing Me aeres, more or less, boa nd log?lo the northan Laads or Wm. seabrook, ?odth oh Laad of Hiss Phoebe ld ding?, east on Land of James Hopkinson and Berate of James ioark, and vest on Land ? of F. Lastey-rle and Wm. Seabrook. Tenns-One-third cash; h al a'iee la one, two and three years, secured 'JJ mortgage or premises. Purchaser tp pay J. P. Mathe wes for papers and stamps._larg Bfr R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. WELL-KEPT F?RNXTUR3' OF A .- FAMILY. We will sell at No. SIX Bec n'atn street, ?oath side, near Sulla, THIS DAY, h. uf-pas t IO U' clock, FURNITURE, COBSlStUg IO part of Carpeta, Sofas. Chairs, Marble-top Tables, Mirrors, Stoves, Oak Offlee Desk, Aa? Ac AUO, ATTSBTHB ABOVI, ? BUSBY, with Pale, and a* .Double Harness, a Marble top Counter, adapt?e, to soda water or cigar business, and a complete soda Water Appa, races, with Fountains, AC jans R, M. MARSHALL ABRO. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT Mp. 8i? . BEAUFAIN STREET, . _One PIANO. Jan*" Bj F. P. SALAS. Aujctlon?e r. ! SUGAR:! SH?AR ! , THIS DAY (Thara Ia-), tat) 6th Jannary, 1871, at IL o'clock A. M., will be sold -it the United States Bonded Warehoose, In Billot street, . ; . 200 boxes Qood GBO CE RT 3 UQ AK 260 box?a Prime Grocery a agar 200 boxes Choice (Tracery ??agar, imported per British Bark sailor prince, Mo Manns,' Master, from Havana, and expressly se? lected for this market . . ' Terms-AU sams under $W??, cash; above that amount,- thirty days, with ipproveaOfljy endorsed note- .; . .. , J>n6 ' BJ A. IL ABRAHAMS A SO>'S. B* AL ANCE-STOCK OF A RETAIL B?SI NS?S/ - THIS DAT, Mh,-at 10 o'clock, wrwl?l seU at OW Store, wo. -iv Meeting street.' The BALANCE OTA RETAIL STOCK-parties discontinuing bowness. Also, a variety cr actor goode.' _ H WILLIAM Ki&AT, ABcUon?<r, OM ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY " ' concern, to pay itorage. THIS DAY, Tiranda*, at ll: o'clock, la Basel ?tree i, opposite Pcateffioe, BOORS; SHUTTERS, Blind*. Sashes, Stores,-Cot? ton Ola?, and a large lot Sund rte?. . I ? ! ? A tao, ooeTwoAom WAGON. Terms cash. Jai* Slwuon 0nles-Jinn? Dans. By J. FRASER Mi?HEWES. . EX PARTE SALLIE LOWNDISINBE the Estate or V. Heywird, a Baak rup?.-In Bankruptcy. By virtue or an order of sale to me directed by the Hon. George S. Bryan, ?adte of the Baited state3 District Coen for the District of Sooth. Carolina, I will oder forsale at the Old Post?me*. Broad street. Charlea on, I tooth Carolina, on THURSDAY, 9Sth January, l.m, at ll o'clock; A. M., the follow!ne property: BUGBY RESERVE, slioated on the west side of Afthepoo River, in Coll eton Ot an ty, com sining 14? acres, more or less, Tide Swamp and Pro naloo. Laida ALSO, TRACT known as Black Creek Settlement, situ? ated on Orchard Swamp, Colleton County, con tsir.iag soo acres, more or leta, of Plae Laad. AUO, 0NE-31KTH IN TE REST IN FISH POND TRACT, on Ashepoo River, Colleton Coanty, that ls to say One-Sixth interest In 1209 acres of Cypress Land. AfcSO, ONE ACRE OF LAND in 3oclal Hall Plae Bar? ren, Colleton Coanty. . AL60, One ACRE OF LAND on thc upper end, east side ol Fraser's Backwater Canal, Colleton Coanty. ALSO, ._, All the right, title and interest In the DWELL? ING anti BUILDINGS on Bay street, in the Town of Beaufort, and fl ve Garden Lots near toe ?ame, sold by the United States Government for taxes in 1863, and now claimed hy General R. Saxton. ALSO, HALF SHARE In Foot Point Land Company, Beau ort, County. -.? ALSO, TRACT known as the Plnckney Tract, situated near the Bugby Reserve Tract, on the west side of A Hhcpoo River, Colleton County, containing about 350 aorea of Timber Land, more or lets. 4 ex JUS-One-half coala balance in 12 months, secured by bond and riortgage of the premises, with interest from day of sale. Purchaser to pay J. F, Mathewes for papers and necessary United Staten Internal Revenue stamps. 'J. I "RAS Wit MATH EWES, jaafr-thaftntha_Assignee. * By J. FRASER MATHEWES. FIFTEEN GOOD WORK MULES AND FOUR HORSES. .Will be sold WEDNESDAY next, 11th, at my 00106,"at half-past io o'clock, 1 The above lot of MI?LE? AND HORSES, from jhe country. Terms cash. jant-tbamwa Bj A. C. McSLLLlYRAY, ' A ad lo ne er. hbOBERT AUSTIN* VS. JOHN" W. BED [XX .- FOTI D, et at. f Ry virtue of an order of Coan to me directed la the above case, writ be'iioM on TUESDAY, the 10th day or January; instant, ta front of the Old Cus? tomhouse, at ll o'clock A. M., Ali til ut PLANTATION, or Tract of Land, alt? ease la the Parian of St. James Goo-e Creek, C"unty of-Charleston, ca the head waters or FOB tec Creen, containing tio acre-, more or less; tounded west by Lande of C?ntalo c Vose, north 'hy Lands of Colonel Keith, east by Lands of Dr. 'Charles DeseL and wo ; and' southwest' by Lands of rhc Estate of Capeara T. J. Smith. . Terms-One-half cash; balance payable In one year, with Interest, to te seo red by ooud of the purchaser and mortgage of Laad. Parchaser to pay for papers aad stamp*, jan?-thstua E. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. O. Bj H. E. DeLEOKj Auel (oncer. TN PURSUANCE OF THE JUDGMENT _L of i he Court of Common Pleas for che Coanty m Charleston, of December 22(1,1870, inthocaso of Wolfe vs. Wolfe, I will sell, for lue purpose of partition, by public outcry, at the Old Postodice, ut the Toot of Broad street, on FRIDAY, the 27th (lay or January, is: i. at ll o'clock in the fore? noon Alt that LOT OF" LAND, sit na tc on the east side of King street, tn Charleston; measuring and con wining 28 feet iront o n Kine street; aad 20 feet on tne east ltne. 117 feet fi. inches deep on the north line and 117 feet 10 inches on the south Hue, be the baid dimension-! more or lesa Butting and bounding to the nurifc on Lands now or Tate of Miller. Ripley A 0o" to the east on Lands now or late of Rotiert Boyce, to the Som h on L:inds now wlate ?.?r Phll-p Cohen, and to the weston King srret-t. together wl'h the flue Brick Store and .wildings thereon, as will appear by the plat of lt. K Payne, made 26th May, isis, ou the terms following : One third cash; and the balance by the bnnd or bo ils of tue purchaser, as may be required for distribution, pavable Itt? li ree equal annual inttal men.s, with Interest ant.nally from dare,- with mortgage of the premises, and policy of Insurance io br effected aud a-aigmvl, ano the lnsuiance to '<e Kept np during the currency of Hie credit,and until the debt be paid. Purchaser to ay Hie Ref? eree for. papera aud ali necessary stamps. ASHER D. COH"-N, )anc-thtn:f2mf2_spr?im Referee. R. M. MARSHALL A RRO. STEAM ENGINE, GRIST MILL, Ac \\ iii sell oa FRIDAY next, at ll o'clock, ia Queen street, opp "Rite Roper Hospital, A 4 Hnr-e Portable STE \M Kvru CR, with25 f> et Smoke Stack, tn Rood rnnalng order. Also a nn-t Milt with B -I ting. Pannen and e wy clung necessary for the so>lnnH. jau4 QlQCtioncers' {Inoote Sales, &z. Bj J. FRASER MATHE WES, Kcal Estate Uro kr r, No. SO il rond Street. AT PRIVATE SALE, PHOSPHATE LANDS of bess quality and ioe i tiona. Rice and Cotton Plantations m all parts of the State. City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and Farms. octl2-6mo JUST RECEIVED, CARBONATE OF AMMONIA Bicarbonate of Soda Cream of Tartar 'Fresh Hopa, ?j For sale, wholesat? and retail, by . > Dr. H. BAER, oct? No. i3i Meeting street. S ?