The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 18, 1871, Image 3

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CITY AFFAIRS. Meteorological Observations. The iollowingfathe War Department weath er report-divisions or teIogram9 and reports for the benetu ol comae: i. Observations . taken yesterday,'at 4:51 P^il., Charleston time. Angosta.. .Bai ti more.. . Charleston, s. C. K>y West, Fla..w New York Philadelphia.... Savanuan....... Washington, rKC.I Wilmlngton,N.OJ Norfolk;';..:'. ' 29.96 70} R Plea=ant. 30.l3ft3B' Cann. M.oo;&4|SF Zephyr. 30.97179 SE Brisk. 80.7?'42.SE Zephyr. 30.18,61 S Zephyr. 29.96 63 S Brisk: 30.ll 42 S Calm. 30.13 AS E . Pleasant. ...... 149 E iBriski Fair. Cloudy. Clear. Fair. Cloudy. Cl udy. Clear. Cloudy. Cloudy. Cloudy. Barometer corrected lor elevation and tempe? rature. ' _2^_ Meetings This D?y Phoenix Fire Company, at hatf-paat 7 P. M. Vigilant, Fire Company, at 7 P. M. Tyre Txv*ge, at 7 P. M. i Auction Sales This Day. William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store, farming utensils and farnlteire?. RESERVED SKATS at the Academy for the McKean Buchanwi engagement next week may be secured to-day ak -the box ofllce, between the hours oflO A> M. and 5 P. M. > / -. RANCE !OF 'THERMOMETER at Joseph Black? man's drug store, No. 39 Broad street, February 17th: 8 o'clock, 59; 10, or: 12, 64; 2. 66; 4, 64; C 62; 8, 62. * _ SOCTHWEOTEBN RAILROAD BANK.-At a mer* ing of the board of directors of .the Southwestern Railroad Bank, beld^yeeterday, John c. Cochran, Esq., was unanimously re-elected president of the bank. _ "-v ' THE ELECTION.-Not a single ??ase of "drunk or disorderly" appeared ou the Mayor's book yesterday-morning, which ls the b?st. indication of the total absence of all excitement on this sub? ject. The vate in the country ls very 'light, and fourteen precincts which have been beard from give but 1500 votes. EXPORTS'FOR EUROPE.-There jjras cleared yesterday by Messrs. Patterson k Stock, the ship R. C. winthrop, for Liverpool, with 2rs bag? .sea island cotton, 2C51 bales upland cotton, and 157 barrels rosin. Also by Mr~W. P. Hall, the Span? ish brig Talia, foe Barcelona, with 242 bales up? land cotton. _ LIKENESS OE G KN ERAL LKS.-Ur. John Marco is now canvassing the city for subscribers to a new and excellent steel engraving of th? late beloved leader of the Confederate armies. Those who desire a f jlthfuico^ of the noble Lineaments ol the illustrions Virginian, cannot do better than obtain this admirable niceness. WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND?-We have receiv? ed-from McCarthy A Ellyson, of Richmond, Va., a neatly printed little volume wvt> this firle. It stares a? a guide to Richmond, and has an index, showing the exact location of the points of its terest mentioned in its pages. There are several Illustrations, and among them ls a life like photo? graph of general Lee. CLUBS AND STARS.-Annie Heyward and Grace Rose, two denizens of Elliott street, werie arrested ror quarrelling, lighting and raising an unearthly disturbance In the upper story of a house In that locality yesterday morning. After a hearing before the Mayor, they were each sent to the House or Correction for twenty days. L. Jones, arrested for soliciting orders for the firm of Lichstensteln Brothers k co., of New York, failed to appear before the Mayor, and his deposit of $25 was declared to be forfeited. ROBBING .A FLATBOAT.-Jack Gaillard (col? ored,) was arrested at 9 o'clock yesterday morn? ing, by Officer Daly, on the charge of stealing wearing apparel and bedclothes from a flatboat at the foot of Hasel street. The prisoner had been employed on the boat, and was discharged abont two weeks ago.. A few days later Le entered the boat and stole the articles referred to, and among them several shirt?. Be was tried before Trial Justice Schroder, and in court the laundress Iden ttSed the shirt upon GaHlard ns ono of the stolen arricies. He was sentenced forthwith to twenty live dava' imprisonment in the county Jail. Gall lard denies the theft, and says the articles were his own. _ _. THE SISTERS OP MERCY.-In the United States Senate, on Tuesday, Mr. Sawyer, from the committee on appropriations, to whom was re? ferred the bill for the relief of the Sisters of Oar L&fy of Mercy, of Charleston, South Carolina, re? ported lt without an amendment, and asked for its present consideration. Mr. Edmunds. I think that had better go over. The Vloe-President. The bill will be placed on the calendar. ' Ur. Edmunds. My excuse for asking that lt go "j over is that I did not snow it had been considered in committee; but that ls probably not the com? mittee's fault, as 1 am not always abie to be there. A FREE FIG HT AND A B?CHEN HEAD.-On Thureday evening, Trial Justice Magrath, with the aid of a policeman, arrested a man who had Just assaulted a well-known citizen. The- arrest was made at the rennest of the -latter, and the prisoner was* taken to the Guardhouse.. He was released from arrest upon the representations of a mate of the City Point, who promised to see him aboard, . The trial justice accompanied, and as he goren board of the steamer, toe prisoner seized him and made several desperate attempts to throw him ?ato.O? dock".;/Too justice effected his escape, and c?sjiung Vgaa th? dejectives for as slstance, relurn^^tBr^je^r&f ojf.fl^efflcers and captured the pojgnacionsJndrrldu&r Hr resisted with desperat ?<???nd made 'such violent strng glee to escape, that several taya with a club were administered on the head.'whlch bled profusely. After a night in the lockup, he was taken before the Mayor In his private office, along with the handler of the club, who was to be tried for as sault and battery without sufficient provocation TheoMoer was discharged, and the prisoner's case being beyond the jurisdiction of the Mayor, he was dismissed also. Subsequently he was ar rested by Ttlal Justice McKinlay, on a charge of afjanlt with Intent to kui upon Trial Justice Ma? grath, and on a charge of assault and battery upon Lieutenant Philippi, of the detective force. The trials come off to-day. A ? Hotel Arrival?, february 17. CHARLESTON HOTEL. George E. Taylor, H. C. Dickinson, New York; M. G. Green, New Jersey; Fred. Meyer, New York; R. LewlsyPlorence; s. B. Jones, Bos? ton; W. S. Talbott, Kentucky ; F. E. Stuart, Bos? ton; W. R. Withers, hamden; James Johnson, Baltimore;'/.- M- J-^Watson/?ew ?ttovJf? O. M. Sadler, Son* Carol ina j T. E^Tumer/North Caro? lina; Henry Little, Maine; E. ?. Marshall,"Henry DeForrestf.ConneCtlcut; D. B. Hamlin, P. 3. Grow eu, W. ?T.Plsk'e>2iew T?prk; -charlea O. BoutelTe, Beaufort.^. '. ?a TAVJtUdw HorsL. Alfred' Aver/Basowellv W. 9i Baiter, Geoceia; S. Marco, Dain^tt^.R^bert G?wdj4Jew'Tork; S. M. King, Pennsylvania; Vnr^ Call, Maine; Man? fred Call, Richmond. " STILLS HOUSE. Daniel E. Emerson, Baltimore; Benj., P. Jack, son, Columbia; F. Hunlke, St. Jago; M. De Silva Gibara, s. T. Souder, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, Miss Stewart, Mr. and -Mrs. W. E. Dodge, N. W. Dodge, Mrs. J. J. Phelps, w. Walter Phelps, New York; Mr. and Mrs; H. James, Balti? more; Daniel James Liverpool ; G. S. Howard, Jas. H.Clarke, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. E^JLitchfield, Henry Morgan, R. R. Delafleid and wife, Miss C f O. DelaflaW, Mm. R. Detafiekl, P. F. Lehlboth, o. Lehl'boch, New York; James Conor, E. De G o ty et, ' fgasom Ward, Beaufort; T.' H. Carter, New York; E. C. Je wt?, Keir Orieansv /.'J j HAD ENOUGH OP IT.-Yesterday afternoon the tin ballot-box, which had been sent to Straw? berry Ferry for the. election on Thursday last, was returned to theOomthoufe impty.*Two tf-tbt managers who" had beeb notified,*- and who?? names were on the bos, refused to have any? thing to do with the election, giving as a reason that they had been managers at the previous elec? tion, and had been arrested, taken to Charleston and tried in the United States Court, although they had done their duty in the strictest manner they could. The remaining manager did not open the polia, and so little- interest was mani? fested by the county 70ters, white and colored, that they did not press the matter. A DETERMINED THIEF.-About 9 o'clock on Thirsday night, John Critchbow, a youth or cok r, entered the grocery of Mr. O. Schroder, at the corner of Elliott and Church streets, and. seizing a tempting ham while the storekeeper was attending to other customers, walked off with lt. The shopman saw him lu the act, and, lay? ing hold of him, attempted to detain him and re? cover the ham. The ham stealer coolly whipped out a bowie knife and drew lt across the hands of his detainer, Inflicting severe' cuts. With'the aid of the police the depredator was afterward.! se? cured and locked up. After a sharp investigation benwe. lte lfeyor yester&y^ornfig, -Ile ^as vcr?d-over to Trial Juatlce MeKloday for prose? cution. THE YOUNG AMERICA.-This splendid steam flreUnglne, which returned from the North last week, where she had been thoroughly overhauled? was tried yesterday afternoon in Market street," near Meeting. A large concourse had assembled ? to see the playing off, and the splendid sti earn now thrown horizontally to tra immense distance, down the street, and now mounting upward?to! an extraordioaryj-helghr.^nd reflecting numer? ous rainbows In Che ;BU?Qght, ere ate i great ex? citement, and elicit?? louj?jthd prolonged cheer? ing. The engine got up steam* fad was worked und? the superintendence of Mr. Jos. Rosi?, und gave general satisfaction to all the parties Inter? ested. Through 50 feet of hose and ix inch nozzle she squirted a solid stream of water to a distance of 245 feet 9 inches. "How is tha- for high ?" '. PERSONAL.-Mr. George J. W. McCall,' -a prominent citizen of Darlingtdn County, died at ; his residence, five miles rrom the village, on Wed? nesday last. Th? cause of hts death was apo plexy. Among the arrivals at thc Mills House yester? day were VTlliam K. Dodge and Mr. Dauiel James. The first named gentleman ls one of the chiefs of the great house or Phelps, Dodge A Co., the wide? ly-known iron merchants and capitalists of New York. The last named gentleman is the Liver? pool partner of the same house. They are accom? panied by their families. Mr. Henry Morgan, owner of the New York Hotel, ia also at thc Mills House. Messrs. E. A. and S. T. Souder, the well known owners of Philadelphia steamships, are also at the same hotel. THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER AT WORK.-Jane Taylor was arrested and brought before Trial Jus? tice Magrath, yesterday morning, charged with an assault and battery upon one darlotte- Grant. The defendant and prosecutor we. e colored girls, staying-itta Uduseia E.llottstreet, and had got cn quite amicably until a gay deceiver, orsabie hue, '. came between them. A more flagrant Instance than usual of bis fickleness aroused the smoth? ered Jealousy of Jane, and with a short prelate of & quarrel she pitched into her rival. Ch??ente retaliated, aad the rumpus ln--that -htytse was something unusual ia niuo? steeet. At th? end of j the fight she repaired to Trial Justice Magrath, and, displaying her bruised and bleeding person, asked for the law against her antagonist. The latter was duly arrested, and after a trial? having been fonnd guilty, was sentenced to pay a Ans of $2 and costs, or go to Jail Tor ten days. THE LADIES1 MEMORIAL FAIR.-lil bern'.an Hall was well filled last evening with visitors, ?ind among them were several substantial merchants, whose weakness for chances contributed not a little to make the firth evening highly successful. A Joyous aud light hearted circle revolved slowly around the raffle stand, and the animated con? versation and gay laugh told how well ail were enjoying the meeting. To the numerous attract? ive article? already enumerated by os wet e added, last evening, a fine specimen of a palmetto tree, and a beautiful Swiss scene. The former came from Binii'ton, sent by Dr. Pope, and stands near the centre of the hall, an ornament,! consonant and appropriate with tuc obfect of tbe fair and the feelings of the visitors. The Swiss scene is a wonderful piece of work. It repre? sents a farm-house on Ute bants or a lake. In whose mtrror-llke surface Is reflected the grace? ful forms and immaculate color of sheep, deer and dogs, wandering about Aty muieunlum. On the mcumtalnj t4 thc. rear, of .the lApi, ls ay neat Bhootta|-box, suggestive or chamois Steals and brandy.'arid a'neat bridge extending out from the bank of the lake seems built for the purpose of enabling a visitor who does not mind a cold bath to approach within examining distance or a flock or whlieTducks disporting themselves on the island in the centre. The pieces composing the scene mostly came "rom Switzerland, and are well worthy cf examination, j With these novelties to be seen, and the recita? ron of the "Maniac," as rendered in his peculiar banner by Mr. Daniel Ottolengui, the hall can? not fall to be ero wded this evening. Come early ind come all. It ls- a noble object in view. MEMORIAL MATINEE. The fair will be open this morning from 10 to ll o'clock. MEMORIAL CON CE HT. On Monday night a grand concert will be given at the new Gerniau hall, lu aid of the fair. The best amateur and professional talent in the city has been secured, and t he affair will be one of the best bf its kind. The programme, and places where tickets can be procured, are published in another column. PRIZES WOK L VST EVENING, Photograph of General Lee, W. W. Thayer; ice cake, Miss F. Buist; Eng. mottled doll, Urs. ?. Q. Pinckney; box Freuch sugarplums, S. E. Town Send; Jelly cake, Mis? E. D. Johnson; box confec? tioneries; F. L. McHugh? jar Jap?nica, Miss C. M. Joye; one watch caiso* Miss A Tupper; toilet sec, seven pieces, J. n. Wtnder;-palmetto pincushion,. Mrs. W. A.-Kelly; pair vases. Miss Kerr; muff aad cape, Miss E. Farrell; box French sugarplums, Hiss R.'Kerr; doll's bed, W. A. Kelly; jar green gage', Mrs. Wlneman; Jar crab apples, Jerusalem; Jar Ogeechee limes, J. H. willi man; jar oranges, T. S. Browning; Jar plums, Dr. J. S. Buist; jar I pickles, E. L. Halsey; French doU, S. E. Town-fi| send; Ice cake, D. E. Ingram; cornucopia, E. A. P. Roberton ; box French sugarplums. Miss L. Ger ornoo; iced fruit cake, Miss F. Brown; fruit cake, Miss C. M. Joye; pair toilet bottles, E. Halsey; iced cake, Mr. Carlos; pincushion, Miss L. Shep? pard. TUX TAOLBA?X. In addition to other attractions this- evening^ we understand tltava tabteaux exhibition wm take place at haff-oaat 8 P. M. '. CO-NTBIBITIONS from the following ladies and gentlemen are ac? knowledged: Miss L. Mowry, Mr. L. B. Love green, Mrs. Tomllnson, Mr. Warren Kinsman, Mr*. Brocks, Br. Eckel Mr. E.W. Marshall, Mrs. W. X. Ryan, Mr. Witherspoon Phillips, Mrs. La rengue, Baltimore; Mrs. J. M. Green, Mrs. J.R. ChrtoHberg;from a lady,$3; three dozen jelly,from Mrs. G. Bomar; iced frnit cake, from a lady; fancy pincushions, from Mrs. R. Cathcart; iced fruit cake, rrom Mrs. J. T. solomons, of Sumter; fruit cake, from Mrs. Iseman; a donation of fancy articles, from a friend; preserves and fancy arti? cles, from friends in the city; the musical photo? graph album, raffled Thursday night, from Mrs. Soowden's table, won by Mr. John Russell; a handsome fruit cake and Jap?nicas, from Mother Theresa; a fine palmetto, from Dr. Pope, of Bluff ton; preserves, pickles and fancy articles, from Mrs. Baynard, Mrs. Stony, Miss A. Cole, of Bluff ton; tidy and mouchoir case, from Ladles' Asso? ciation at Society QUI; H. H. Stillman, $10; Mrs. Valentine, $2; Mrs. M. Goldsmith, J?; Misses Marleston, violets; Miss Bruns and Hiss Glover, violets; Mrs. J. T. Solomons, fruir cake; Mr. ise man,-fruit cake; La Valentina Cigar Factory, one box cigars; $2 from h lady. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.-Alfred Wil? liams and R. H. Qleaves, two or the Beaufort ! commissioners of elections, gave bond in the sum Nbf $1030 tor their appe?ra?ca-oa tie first or April rijefore tBrOtrtoft Oom*. ' 0. R. Levy and J. H. Jenis are the sureties on Wiiliams's bond, and Mc? Kinlay and Sasportas on that or Cleaves. TRAIN OFK TBS TRACK.-Yesterday alter noon, near 2 o'clock, thc morning train from this city to Savannah, ran off the track abont seventy miles from this place. Thc train was moving slowly, and only the engine -and baggage cars ran off, passenger coaches remaining all right. No one was Injured, and no damsge done beyond the delay. -_ REV. GEORGE C. NEEDHAM.-As announced ia the ad vcr ti se m en; in our columns, this attrac? tive divine will again preach to-morrow night, at half-past 7 o'clock, In the Citadel Square Baptist Church. We learn that this will pe the last sermon or the series which he has been delivering during the past week, and a cordial luvitation being ex? tended to ad, doubtless a large audience will be present to hear the popular Evangelist on this, probably, the last opportunity. GAS LIGHT.-The burners ?.of the,, street lamps, In several part3 or the city, seem to has? been In a sulky humor of late, and sheri theirllgn't with as much stinginess ns a miser spends his money. To thc nocturnal pedestrian they ap? pear "like hidden lamps in old sepulchral urns," and are' in -proper trim for wicked spirits that make their appearance when the light burns dim. TO? matter bas been called to-the attention of ?theioayor by the chief or police, and will proba? bly hie attended to at tho next connell. The con? sumption of gas seems to be the same whether Relight be good or bad. -?.'"'- -? '..JDMnD STATES Co?RT<^Th?' District Court was opened nt 10 o'olockyesterday morning, his Honor Judge Bryafi presldlng. Ex parte -Thomas J. McMillan. Petition for a habeas corvus lox the release of W. W. McMillan, an infant. Thc hearing of the case having been postponed that additional evidence might be ob? tained, ordered that Lieutenant-Colonel H. M. Black, or theofflcer in command of thc United States troops quartered at the Citadel, be restrain? ed from removing from this city the inrant now held to service In the Eighteenth Regiment Infan? try, United Stat es. army; until a Anal decision shall be rendered. In re Parker A Pond. Involuntary bankruptcy. Thc election of Joseph K. Heath, of Charleston, as assignee was approve ! of by the court. ? ADMIRALTT COURT. G. B. KeUdm et al, and Alb?rger A Co., ct ah vs. the bark Kedar, et al. The testimony in the case was taken during the f ty^and the further hearing continued. The court adjourned at S o'clock until 12 M. to-day. _ _ BUSINESS NO TI CES. .NOT A CREATORS IS STIRBTNO, not even a -mouse, as tue happy housekeeper said as he lay quietly in his bed, after cleaning the premises of rats, mice, bedbugs and roaches with Isaacaen's "Sure Pop." Sold by all druggists. ; Rustic GOODS ! RUSTIC GOODS !-A reduction bf twenty per cent on Side and Corner Brackets, nook Racks, Ac, at our stores. CHAS. C. RIGHTER A Co., Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 161 King street. FK.VMK? ! FBAA?EB L -FRAMES !-AT REDUCED ftucBsl- AT-RE ore SD PRICES I-For Photo? graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety ever seen in this city-the Ladles are especially invited to call at No. lei Ktng street, or at the Hasel street Bazaar. ectl4-rs MARK YOUR CLOTHING !-Order your Stencil Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octu-fa "TRUTH LIES DJ A WELL;" but the mis? fortune is some will not use the means to draw her up. If "'..were done, 'twero weU done 'twere done quickly." So say we who know thc beneficial effects experienced by the used of the Old Carolina Bitters. | j PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER ! in Velvet and Leather bindings, 76 cents; old I j price so cents. Ia Velvet and Leather bladlngs, | ? itt eents; old price $1. In Velvet and Leather bindings, $i; old price $l 25. In Velvet and Lea- I j ther bindings, $i 20; old price $150. llASKL ar. BAZAAR, AND NO. 161 KINO ST. PAPER DOLLS ! PAPER DOLLS ?-Sold at 3, 6, 9 and 12 cents each ; former prices, 6, io, 15 and to cents. No. iel KING ST., AND HASEL ST. BAZAAR. IHK ^LD CAROLINA BITTERS, a pleasant and effective cai? for very many of,tue ula that ' le?n ls heir to. fi il SMALL CHROMOS ! SMALL CHROMOS !-Chro? mos in Walnut Frames at 75 cents each; formerly sold at $1 50. No. 101 KINO STREET. ATTENTION, TOURISTS-Stereoscopic vle-v, or Charleston. ana violetty, at No. ia.King street, >r at-tha_ Hasel street ?azanc. ..^ novU W^fySE forelgtt olxtur?whei j??^amr? a reliable remedy at home, such as the Great southern Tonic, O d Carolina Bitten.; AT CO?T ! AT Cour ?-Large size Chromos. i1 . _3J : ? S .; fi ASE & . STREET BAXAAR. Insurance. fjl H E S O ITT H S rt ? LIFE; INSURANCE .COM.? ANT. :? ' BOARD OF DI RECTORS, ATLANTA, QA. General John B. Gordon, President. Atlanta, Ga, General A. H. Oolqultt, Planter, Barker County, Ga. j . * " A. Austell Banker, Atlanta, Ga. E. W. Holland, Atlanta, Ga. J. H. Cadi way, Atlanta, GA linn, B. C. Yancey, Athena, Ga. B. J.- Smith, Planter, Coloiteu, Ga. I H. V?M,-Ml!ler, Atlanta, Ga. S GeorjoWade Hampton, colombia, S. C. w Juaor Jo?nstou, President G AS. CR. R" Charlotte, NVa ' C. H. Phlmzy, -commisaioa Merchant, Augusta, j Robert Thomas, Athens. Ga. D. E. Butler. Commission Merchant, Augusta, Ga. B. L. willingham, Planter, Allendale, B. G. W. A. Caldwell. GreeQsboro'. Jr. G. R. H. Gowan, Wilmington, N. C. D. R. Murchison, Wilmington, N. C. F. J. Pe zer, Charleston, s. C. . D. G. Fowle, Raleigh, N. C. General W. R. Cox, Raleigh, N. 0. BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MEMPHIS, TENN. R. C. Brinkley, President Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Memphis, Tenn. ?F. M. White. President Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, Memphis, Tenn. Amos Woodruff, President Memphis and Ohio Railroad, Memplus. Tenn. F. i. Davis, President First National Bank, Mem plus, Tenn. D. H. Townsend, Memphis, Tenn. H. A. Partee, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn. T. A. Nelson. Cotum Factor, Memphis, Tenn. Hugh Torrence, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn. J. Weller, Contractor, Memphis, Tenn. J. W. McCown. Merchant, Memohia, Tenn. Charles Kortrecht, Attorne? at Law, Memphis, Tenn. 1 0. W. Fraser, Attorney at L*w, Memphis, Tenn. General John B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Ireland, Louisville. Ry. W. H. Cherry, Banker, Memphis, Tenn. OFFICERS. T. A. NELSON, President. AMOS WOODRUBF, First Vice-president. F. M. WHITE, Second Vice-president. BEN. MAY, Secretary. CHAB. T. PATTERSON, Assistant Secretary. ' F. S. DAVIS, Treasurer. AUGUSTA BRANCH. DR?B!WL?TON, ) Q?neral Agents. PAID UP CAPITAL. $240,ooo Income, per annum.1,000,000 Assets, January 1st, nearly.I,MO,ooo SAMUEL. Y. TUPPPER, febio-lmo RESIDENT AGENT. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Po3tofflr,? at Charleston, for the week ending February 17, 1871, and printed omclally in THE DAILY NEWS, as the newspaper having the largest circulation In the City of Charleston, .,. >.. i SS" Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should state that they are "Advertised." ' tar Office hours from 8 A. IL to iyt p. M. On Sundays, from h)i to s% P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmsster. WOMEN'S LIST. Antonio, Mrs L OHL Miss Rosa Peyton, Rose D Millard, Diddle anna R Aiken, Saratr, nibba, taita F. Phillipa, Mrs Jane ' F Cieos, Sosas Prince, Mrs J? Arteon, Susan E Gantt Rebecca Ramsay, Miss Arion, Susie Grauer, Cathe-, Georgie Averv, Mrs rin Reed, Rose Baker, Miss Giifflth, Laura Read, Nellie Geneveivc Hambelton, itoLt, Rebecca Buscombe, Mary Amanda Rtek, Molle/ Barnwell, Aun Happoldt, Mrs J Riley, Mrs F G Barnett, Rina H Ritchie, Frances Bealey, Mrs Ml- Happoldt, Sal- Rivers, Florence ohaei He . Rivera. Sarah Beckman, Miss Harmon, Annie Rodger, Marr E R * Haybank, Het- j^e ^ . Blanchard, Kate tte Robinson, Bitza Blake, Patsey Rarrls, Mrs O M beth Bowman. Honor Hayward, Re- Roth, Eva Bond, Olive Vf becca Rouland, K. T Bronson, Hager Hazel. Lavinia Salters, Mary Brunson, Susan Heyward, Mary Scanland, Marg Brawley, Mary Harvey, Mrs D ret Brenan, Marg- F Schmidt, Helene ret Henry, Eliza Sch wacke, Mrs Brown, Cathe- Heneeey.MaryA AH l ine Haramelrelch, Scott, Mrs Ann Brown, Jane Maria Shuthour, Mrs A Brown Elenor Hutson, Mrs L A S:mons, Nancy Brown, Eara Hunt, Mrs Mar- Simmons, Mary Burner, Mrs Dr giet Si upson, Laura u R Isaacs, Mrs Simpson, Caro* Carsons, Miss L Irone, Sallie Hoe M ? Jefferson, Cath- Serine, Mrs E L Chapman, Miss erin Smith, Mrs C P Jenkens, Ann George Cnisolm, Miss johnson, Marla Smith, Daisey Mollie E Sin ith, Lavenia Clayton, Miss P Jones, Sarah smalls, Miss ME A Jordan. Mrs J F .-moke. Mary Codee, Julia Keen, Lacy Stelle, Mellie B Crowley, Mary King, Molley Stelling, Mrs H Aim Kiddell, Miss A Stevens. Mrs J L Davis, Mary 8 Stewart, Mary ii.m:el-, Molly LaCombe, Su- Joseph Damon, Agnes san Stoll. Matilda L "Lane, Julia Streckung, Mar David, H L Lawton, Miss tha DalglL-Ist. Mary Flo le Styles, Miss Aun . . Lacuacottc, Mrs Sullivan, Miss Denny, Miss M M Keltse E Lee, Miss R Tule-'e, Marla De veaux. Eliza Lee, Etta Thompson, Miss Ueveaux, Mrs illaisUall, Mrs Thomas, Mary Jehu P Mickey, Mrs Ed- Tobhill. Julia Desasurc.MaryA ward Trual. Mrs J Drayton, Mary MUuor. Mrs L M Washington,' Drows, Lizzie Mitchell, Har- Hester Dubose, Maila C nett Washington, Duhme, Miss M Mlicheil. Mrs Hannah ISlls, Maul .a Joseph Walker, Therese Eldred, E.iza H Moulur?e, Miss M FaulliLg, Dau- Lavinia Warns. Mrs Ann eus c My kel, Margret Wetherhorn.Mrs Ferrett, Martha McCnlly, Elia White, Martha D McClain, Han- White, Jane Fischer, Dora . nah Whlley, Mrs Dl Flinn, Olive McFall, Sallie R do Ford, Ann Mcfersend, Mrs Williams, Violet Fowler, Mrs J P Phillp! Williams, Lave Fogartte, Julia McGuire, Ellen ula Frazier, Malvt- McHugh.MrsFJ Williams, Char? ita. Nelson, Maria lotte Fraser, Tena Nell, Marla Ann Williams, Marg Gaimard, Mm- Noyes, Mrs ret ute James A Winton, Heney Gaimard, Mary O'Hanlan, Eliza L Gaiduer, Annie Orr, Mrs David Wood. Lottie Gibbes, Rosanna) Parcel!, Mary A Young, Biddy MEN'S LIST. Agnewv-JM! f., iFr?t*r, BM iNoras, Edward Ames.lftB r? terayor^WUllam Nowell, Joha: Alston, RatlMMwniK July '-Boals * ot:%> , ?iFrVe "Captain n'Brlen.Mlchael AiSeHiimpii fcjBraam??s O'Ca?sshan, A)exsn?ej; t> LjGcs. lon," John ... De nam '.? ? . Aiken* Paul X\- W [ 1 . OnlcRersl.RH' (com. r3 1 Goat, Mckey O'Neill, John A nc nom, Mr Gardiner, John O^Vein, Albert. Arnsp&eV, j s S Gaston,Hanmon O'Neill A Bowes AU^CIO, A?exan-:datzen, John Parsons, Chas der -i* . Oannoo. Bj M " ' Ayer, J. M A Co, Gerati', O ( t Parmley, Ed uauot,-Henry Gallagher, Wm ward Bater, Solomon amma, J M Patterson, Jo Barnes, Ed H . Glpspn.Timothy seph barnwell, Dr.J Glliert, 9 B Parker, John S S i U.aasoar Jno Pal ker, Thomas Barry, R P; Green, J J Parker. Humph B. n <es, Thomas Grant, James ' rey W. I Baldwin, Jun- Grainger, H ? Pauls, Hermann rn? {i H, J A, Parr. Henry - Barnard,Oharles Hazel, Peter Pendleton, J P" Beaty, Her M H uaas, Joan' Pettlnglli, OUI Black, BenJ Harrigan, John ' ford A Ulakelr E P Hammeion, Jo- Perry, F E ? Babies, Henry L se ph Peron neau,Jas Bowens, Autuny Hammlll,George Beleker . Holes, /. M Harper, Peter Perino, James P (col'd) a Hammond, ua- Pierbe, Phineas Beggs, Robert vi i L Plnkus, Hyman Brown, Richard Huntly, James Plnckney, John Brown, HG or Edward Play ter, Henry J Brown, WV Hey ward, R 0. . Ponton, William Bria, Edward HlU,Jesper ' Prince, M Broofcs, A L Htmelrlech, Preston, Thoa J Brewer, Moses Fredrick Preston, W Bremer, H H Hilson, J 0 Provost, Abram Bryant, La*. Honners, H ' P %\ fayette Howland, Oland Prescott. Chas Bray, Walter F H. Bunch, J E Hogan, Michael Pritchell, GEL Bnhere, J H Uocka;ay, WU- Prognall, Henry Burridge, WU- .lam Purse, James S ' liam , Holle, Fred Pareen, Dennis B?ggeln, Jo- Uotsonbake, D Randall, Coas - bann Harvard, Alex W I Borke, John F ' Hopkins, Jno T Reives, William Bunch, Dennis Hacker, George o Ralph Hudson, Patrick Reed, Jbesfe . Borrows, B V Hughes, Dwight Rcdmond.DavldJ Bomuns, BU izzard, ES Richardson, I Barns, Capt Jackson, w H Benjamin I Bynnm> William James, li W. ' Riddell, J S I camal, R B Jacobs, Wltllam Rivers, Edward ] Campbell, Al- Jautzen, Aug R , .1 bert Jennings, Mas- KlverB, Hector j Campbell, DM ter George Rivers, JJ J Carroll, H Jones, J u Robluson, N J lammer, Joseph Joues, W Rudolph, James Callahan, Thom Jones, Richard J Roll, Charles | as Johnson, A Rossler, Carl Cash A Waring, Johnson, Come- Knglero, Raf- I Messrs. Hus faelo Carney, John Johnson, James Russell, Aaron cblsoim, Hobin (col'd) Hussen, Richard Ches om, Ben Keuuedy, Thos H Chaney, Thomas F Sazve, W C?ristufa, Hen- Kenney, Joseph Sabbath, Mr ry Je Scrivener, J S Chichester, WU- Keboe, John Scot t, James liam Kelley, Frank W Screven, Thorn OhurchlU, M F Kreet, FW as E Cline, Cbs Labatut, PT Schroeder, Carl Chaffy. James Lawrence, Ed- Scully Andrew Clarkson, T ward Semke, John .simmons datson, Jack Snfrthc, A CUfford.FraiikX Lagre, Thomas saith. J A Go, Clark, J H Levine, Pompey Smith, William Connelly, WU- Leddy, Patrick Smith, Paul Hum Lee, Peter Sparrow, R W Caiman, Simon Little, deo N Sparks, 0 s Little, Wm T Steadman, Sam- I Onie, W C Little A Co, uel Cox, L Messrs Stroan, Geo W Craig, Joseph W Loyd. James A Ott, Cranford, Thom- Lobselcker, R Sram, Jaco as Lyons, Michael Stetson A Co Cross, R C Lyman, J B Suceberg, C Crowley, John & Lvon, Jos S SuUlvan, F P Co, Maher. William Sumter, John Cunningham, Mahncke, J Symonus,Thom Andrew Henry as Curtis. George Manniou, P Taylor, H P Curen, E R Manning, John Thodc, EH Dav IB, D W i Manly, Thomas Thomas, Henry Davis, Charles Marc, Gabriel Thomas, JobuT W I Martin, Col W E Thompson, Hen Davis, I) Morton Mathees, OB ry A Days, E Willie Mathews, WU- Thompson, Dr S j Daisey, John liam B Day, W H Mapey, Geo U Thompson, John Deseraore, Thos Massey, R H Thompson, Al DeVore, EBP Markee, John len Devoe, 3 Martin, W G Theus, Thomas Deik'8ellne, Jno Mitchell, Frank Thowrou, N J T Meyer, John U rift. Cn aries H Dickson, Mr Meyer, Henry Toukes, Edward Dingle, Moses Merry, Joseph Towl, John W Jr Dobos, Frede- Muchan, John 1'oomer, Fred L rick L Upson, John Donaldson, Rob- Merchant, John Vaudrons, Heu? ert L ry J Douherty.Thom- Middleton, J J A Vanoerhorst, as co, Ellas U Drakeford, Ed- MUleton, John Vam, Churchill ward Miller, Frank Volght, R . Duffy, Hugh Miller, W C WaTen.John J Devan, M (col'o) Washington, B I Dui nhaiu, Linzy Monsoes, Hen- Walker, W H ' Edden, Evans rich Walker, A D Ely, C R Morrison. Hon Walden, Jno W Elliott, ?stephen Capt W 0 Wehner, J U Ellis, George W Hordlcal, T W Whaley, 0 W J Epping, Carl A M Oney,William White, Stephen I to, Moon, Angus- White, Charles 1 Evans, Evan tine Wickers, Robt Fa ming, Dr Moon, John W Wilhams, Law Thomas A Mohone, Henry renee W Forbearo, E B Morah, P 0 Williams, Alex I Fevers, Henry Murray, Mosei - (col'd) Fields, John D Mustapha, Rob- Winsley, J B Hi Fisher, John W crt wilkerson, W W Fisher, Fred Sr McCarreL. P Wilkerson, Jas Fishbume, Rob- McCord, Ralph Wilton. James S ert Jr, McDonald, Dr J Winthrop, John I Floyd, Daniel OW j? Wllliston.Thom Fletcher, Rob- McDowell, W H as M ert S ?Mclnrto, Geo- Wolf, H L Flynn, Thomas McGuffy, Saby v\0ir,wni F M : flfoesrect.Joseph Wnlbern A f Finedean, if S Natzler, John D 8teUlng, Fowler A Co, M Nisbet, R Wrede, J E F .Zu mn er, Pall -I sar Persons depositing letters in the Postofflce will please place the stamp near the upper right hand corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a let? ter cannot be mailed, but win be sent to the Dead Letter Office. ?im ?rarenc0, &t. - BEDFORD'S ( LATE COS WIN'S) GROCERY -*:o:-- \\ } HEADQUARTER FOR SELECTED DAIRY RUTTER . ?? ;' .1 ry.- - V - - '. PURE LEA P LARD ? . ."? . .? - -. J'R PRIME FACTORY AND ENGLISH CHEESES { ENGLISH AND'AMERICA'S CRACKER'S, M/i .. . ? i il /* .,- .?2.'"'* .. ? * -: BfSUUiTS, 40.r AO. - , . ":. ' I'V' N. B.-I CLAIM TO KHEP THE LARGEST STOCK. AND MOST BXTENSIYB 'ASSORTMENT Ol r ? , i . ..... FAMILY GROCERIES IN THIS CITY.' .. . -.1 ?.sun* i - 1 . i* - i. .?..*?. XL XL BEDFORD, YB RY ,.;>.? - '? -PURE S?00SSSOR TO ' 0HOI0E i. BRANDIES, WINE fe WILLIAM S. CORWIN A 00., FAMILY ' AND VERY OLD No:?78 KING STREET, ""?T FLOUR. '. WHISKIES. OPPOSITE HASEL. J . ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ? . . . . ?1N ; . . V^' J ' Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars Provisions, '.Spices, :&<?' HERMKTICALLY SEALED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, SOUPS, 4?. Ail articles sold from thia establishment are o? the VERY BEST QUALITY and WARRANTED acoda le'drered to all parti of toe city, Railroad Depots, Steamboats, free ol expense. EYER/ E. BEDFORD. 1 -< ' SK ND FOR A IJAS. S.,MARTLV. SEO. H. GR?BER. J ?v CATALOGUE. | WM. G. MOOD, JR. financial. ?gY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA. 100,000 DOLLARS IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET HOLDERS OF THE tuBiMi mwmm mmma GIFT tmmi FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, 1871. 1 Gift Of.$25,000 1 Girt or.10,000 2 Gifts of $5000 are. . 10,000 5 Gifts of $2000 are..lo,ooo io Gifts of liooo are.10,000 20 Gifts of $500 are.$10,000 loo Girts or $100 are.10,000 1600 atria of flo are.15,000 1639 Gifts, amounting to.....$100,000 COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF THE DRAWING. General JONES M. WITHERS, late Major-General la 0. S. A., ex-Mayor of Mobile, and editor Dally Mobile Tribune. Colonel JOHN A. ELMORE, of Montgomery, Attorney-at-Law. General WILLIAM W. ALLEN, of Montgomery, Plauter and late Brlgadler-Qeneral la C. S. A. REFERENCES. OPPICB SECRETARY OP Sr ATS, MJNTQOMBRT, ALA., 1 November 20, 18T0. J I Hereby certify that the "ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION" ls regularly Incorporated un- ' der the laws or tuts State, with a capital or $50,QOO, and that the tncorporttors are gentleman of - means, integrity and high standing. OHAS. A. MILLER, Secretary of State. [GREAT SKAL OP STATE.] We, the undersigned, cheerfully state that we are personally well acquainted with Messrs. STORES A GREENE, Managers of the "Alabama Immigrant Association," and we Know them tobe gentlemen of high standing, Integrity and reliability tn this oily .who will see tliat the drawings of their "Association," widen ia solvent and responsible, are hoaoatly and fairly made. Messrs'. EL? MORE, WITHERS and ALLES, the Oommlssloners or the "Association," are gentlemen well known over trie country as of the highest Integrity and honor, who.would not lend th9 use of their names to aDy scheme or project that was not atricUy honorable and above anaplclon. FARLEY SMITH A CO., Bankers. I HENRY E. FABER. Mayor of Montgomery. HOLMES A GOLDTHWAITE, Bankers. JOSEPH W. DIMMICK, Postmaster of the City of E. S. MITCHELL, Agent Southern Express Com-. Montgomery. pany. FRANOIS WIDMER, Collector of U. 8. Internal J. ll. PHINIZY, Agent Tailabassc Manufacturing Revenue. Company. WM. B. HUGHES, Clark City Council or Mont? gomery. PRICE OF STNGLE TICKETS has been put at ONLY TWO DOLLARS. A discount or ten per cent, will be made topurohasers of $50, and a discount of twenty per cent, to purchasers of $100 worth of Tickets. Agents wanted In every part of the country, to whom liberal inducements will be offered. Send for Circulars and read the Testimonials. Parties at a distance desiring to purchase tickets must remit their money aa per address below. STOKES & GREENE, MANAGERS, Jan2S180*W . MONTGOMERY, ALA. fioilrggog. _ NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM- ? PANT. I CHARLESTON, 8.0., February ll, 1871. Trains leave Charleston Dally at U M and 0:30 P. M Arrive at Charleston 7:30 A. M (Mondays ex? cepted) and 3:30 P. M. Train does not leave Charleston 6:30 P. M., Sro DATS. Train leaving at 12 M. makes through connec? tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquta Creek onlyt going through in 42 hours, WITHOUT DETENTION ON SUNDAYS. ? Passengers leaving by 6:30 P. M. Train have choice ol route, via Ki ch mond and Washington, or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving I- KI DAY hy this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal? timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain 6UN? CA, Y In Wilmington, N. 0. This ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other polnrs West and Northwest, both Trains mating close connections at Washington with Western trains or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS, Engineer and Superintendent, P. L. CLIAPOR, General Ticket Agent. febll-l2moa_? SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL? ROAD. _?_ PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road ron dally &? | follows: Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M. Arrive at SavaDuah.3.00 P. M. Leave Savannah.-.11.15 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.6.20 P. M. Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic A Gull Railroad for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and ab points In Florida. wita Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, Mo? bile, New Orleans and the West. With Steamboats for points on the Savannah River. At Charleston with the Northeastern and Sooth Carolina Railroad?, and steamships for all points North and West. Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels in Charleston; Sc re ven Honse, Savannah; and ah principal Ticket offices North and South. Freights forwarded dally to and from Savan? nah and all points beyond. Through Bills of Lading issued to Jacksonville. Palatka, Ac Tariff as low as by any other Une. 0. S. GADSDEN, oet?_Engineer and Saperia tendent. OL'TH CAROLINA RAILROAD. S VICE-PRESIDENT'S OPPIOE, 1 CHARLESTON, S. C., January 18,1871. ) On and after SUNDAY, January 22, the Passen? ger Trains on tao Soutn cu ronna Railroad wlU ruc as follows: FOB A?0?8TA. Leave Charleston.12.60 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.8.15 P. M. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Cnarleston. 9.80 A.M. Arrive at columbia.3.40 P. M. TOB CHARLESTON. lieave Angosta. 7.40 A. M. '.rnve at Charleston..'. 3.20 P. M. Leave Columbia.12.15 P. M. Arrrive at Charleston.7.50 P. M. AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston.8.80 P. M. Arrive at Angosta. 7.05 A. M. Leave Augusta. 5.50 P. M. Arrive at Oharlestoc.6.40 A. M. COLUMBIA HIGHT KXPB888. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston.7.10 P.M. Arrive at Columbia.0.00 A. M. Leave Columbia.-?..?'.. 7.50 P. M. Arrive at Charleston. 6.45 A. M. SUMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave cnarleston...*-..4.30 P.M. Arrive at Summerville,, .i... 6.00 P.M. Leave Summerville....;.7.00 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.15 A. M. CAMDEN BRANCH. lieave Camden. 9.60 A. M. Arrive at KlngvUle...."-*.1.20 P. M. Leave Ringville. 2.30 P.M. Arrive at Camden.& ..........6.00 P. M. Janis A. L. TYLER, vice-President. auctioneers' flirte?te Sales, Sft. By J. FRASER MAIHEW?S, Real Kala te Druktr, No. 5? Broad Street AT PRIVATE SALE, PHOSPHATE LANDS of best quality and locutions. " ^?jm..Ji Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts df the State. city Residences, Stores, Building Lou and Farms. -, octia-Cmo ByjpHN E. BOWERS, A act touter. ESTATE SALE, POSITIVE, BY ORDER of the Executors. Will be sold OD THURSDAY next, 23 d instant, at ll o'clock. In front of the Old Postoffioe, corner Broad and East Bay streets, All that well cultivated FARM, on the nt theast corner of King street Road and Rumney street, measuring and containing 672 feet lu front on King street, by 628 feet on Rumney street, cast Hue on railroad track 672 feet, cn the north line 421 feet, be the same more or less, about mme and a half acres, all enclosed by fenelag. On the the place ls a Two Story House, at the corner, ? formerly kept as a store. Th" place is now under lease, but the party has not complied with the terms, aud possession c n beglved If required. I * ALSO, 1 All that LOT OP LAND, with fine Residence, iq Wragg's square, being the last house, but one, on north side. House c m talus 4 square rooms, pan? try aud double piazza; on a brick foundation, a good 4 roora kitchen, stables, bries cistern and well or water. Lot measures 33 feet on front and back line, by lol feet deep, more or less. ALSO, AU that HOUSE AND LOT. In Mary street, next adjoining the store corner King and Mary streets, No. 40. House contains 9 rooms, and a kitchen at'a Ci eil, stable, wood and fowl house. Lot measures 46 feet front on Mary street, 46 feet on back or north line, by 73 feet deep, be the same more or less. ALSO, All that H ou SR ANO LOT, next east of the above, No. 38. House contains 4 square rooms, with Kitchen attached, room un aud down, piazza to the east. Lot measures on Mary street 87 feet, ou back or north line 3S feet, by 76 feet on ease line, and 74 feet on west Hue, be the same more or less. Buildings and fencing of the two mases te re mam as they uow stand. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND, with the one and a half story House, in Washington street, east side, next south of Vernon street. House contains 4 rooms. Lot measures 35 feet front on Washing? ton street, back or east line 34 feet to the kitchen of corner house, and lu depth 49 feet, more or less. Terms for the Farm-One-quarter cash; balance lo nine equal annual insta'mcnts, with interest at 7 per cent., payable semi annually, secured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay J. E. B. for papers and .stamp?. Terms for balance of property-Ons third cash; balance In 1,2 and 3 years, secured by bond and mortgage, interest at 7 per cent., payable semi? annually. Buildings to be Insured, and policy as? signed. Purchasers to pay J. E. B. for papers and stamps. febl6-thsto4 13ngincss (Euros._ JAMES MCCONKEY, PAINTER AND DECORATOR. Orders received at A. 0. BARBOT'S Drug Store, No. 48 Broad street._Jan24-lmo JJALL, BLACK <? GO., Nos. 565 and 507 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, WATCHES and SILVERWARE, Of tte best quality sad at LOWEST PRICES.' Goods sent per ; ixpress, C O. D. Jnnl8-lyr_ J?ING WILLIAM. Just received at KING WILLIAM'S 010AR FAC? TORY", No. ?;to King street, near Society street, a tante and complete assortment of Leaf, Gnewing and Smoking TOBACCO, Cigarettes, Snuff, Pipes. Ac. Havana aud Dimestlc Olgars Imported and manufactured by WM. SCHRODER, who respect? fully Invites theattentloa orchewers and smokers, and trailers, wholesale andTetalL to a stock fully cotupri?ingevery variety,quant? and prices, from Hie cheapest to the highes* grade, whian Is offered at.the lowest cash Tates, AU orders from the country will receive prompt-attention and shipped 0; 0. D., or at thirty-days' etty accept ance. ' deel3-6mos PROFESSOR BERGER'S ?ED-BDO DESTROYER. COstar's INSECT POWDER . Qleatworth's Roach Exterminator Costar's Rat Poison Isaacsen's Sure Pop-Death to Mosquitoes. For sale by rm, H. BAER, alys No. 131 Meeting street, Me KA Y. FABMTNG UTENSILS AND FUBNI TURE ?"lu be sold at Na 140 Meeting street.. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock', " One Patent COTTON CULTIVATOR, one Bu?? I eye Mowing Machine, Patent Bake and Reaper. ? An assortment of-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE^ Stoves, Ac. fehl? Hy ALONZO J. WHITE & SON, DESIRABLE FARM, WARD 8, CORNEE um,1 AND S ANSOUCI STREETS. ? fl 9 _ "i-l ?e sold, at Private Sale, that desirable FARM, on Charleston Neck, containing liante? i ES?Ei?85- ln5?r(1 ?. ?l'u?te'?n wesfmWSm gtreet?Koad,at the corner or Ein* and Ransom* ! etrea^j laie Jibe property ot Charles h. DeaaL TUM Farm'has been cultivated for the put year br George C. Martin, Esq. > T ?JOK * Th? abovedara can be purchased at? reason? able figure , mr casa. For particulars apply aa above, No. 68 East Bay. .. S5?jj Bj AiiC. McOnLIYRAY, RoVl Estate A-actlan?er. T>06IT?Y5 S A LE-GE NTE?! L AND GOM JT MQDIODS, WOODEN R.??SIOSNCE, with e*. tensive tot, on northeast corner, of Trad* ant Friend-?treets, at ancrlcm. - '-. <~ Will be sold, on THURSDAY nert, ?Sdrinstaat? at ll o'clock, at the Old Post?nica. The LOT ls 00 feet front by 265 deep, CB Friend street. House has ten or twelve roor-s,-- wit*, kl tehee, and usual outfcufldlnxa. - This .yalaabrr property can be made one of the mest desl?? anle In the city by a comparatively small out I riv In Improvements on tho boase, and tb? exten? sive garden and grounds connected there with. J Termj.-One-half cash; balance In one and tw* years, seen red os usual, and with Insurance an* assignment of folley: P.<rchuer to pay auc iloaeerfbr paper* and stamp?. fcoWSwtay-. Bj STREET BROTHERS & GO., "* Auctioneers. VTEW CROP NEW ORLEANS "SUGAB II - AND MOLASSES. T On TUESDAY, the 31st Instant, at ll o'clocr?A. M., will be sold In our warehouse, No. 74 Baft Bay, 200 ends, of Pair, Good sud Prime Grocery NEW ORLEANS SiGAR. 140 barrels of Choice New Orleans Molasses. Terms-Air sums under $10&0, cash: $1000 01* oxer; thirty days; with approved caty endorscd notea. t 3? Colombia Phoenix. Augusta Ghronlpla aa* Sentinel, Atlanta Intelligencer and Hacon Tele? graph wtu insert once and send btu to us fortis? inept. ?_;_ai feOK-iV By I. S. K. BENNETT. THE EX?CUTOR8 OF THOMAS BEN? NETT vs. Jane M. Bennett et aK-Under De cree-of-the ?onrt orOomtnoa Pleas-in' Eq-rtty. On THURSDAY, the etliof Karon, wULoesolOL at Public Outcry, .near the Old Postoffice at li o'clock, ' Three LOTS or low water laud, buk ?attable for building, fronting ou Smith street, between Bull and Calhoun streets., -, No. 83. Containing^ feet front on Smith street, by 103 feet deeo. more or lees. No. 81. Containing 61 feet In front on Smltkr s tree t, hy 367 feet deep, mort or lesa. No. 80. Con taning 61 rest In front on Smith street, by 267 feet deep, more or less. ALSO. NINE LOTS OF LAND, fronting on Line, As he and Shepherd streets, as follows: . .; .? f. f * No. 1. At the northeast comer of Lino and Ash? streets, measuring 46 feet on Line, by 146 feet OM Ashe street. - . No. 2. Next east pf the above on Line street, measuring 46 feet front, by 145 feet deafen-i Na 3. Next east of Na 3 on Line street, neaf nrlng 45 feet front, by 146 feet deep.-. ?- !? No. 4. Next east of No. ? on Line street, meei? urlng 45 feet front, by 145 reet deep, No. 5. On Ashe street, measuring 48 feet t Inches tn front, bylOf feet deep. * . ' . . No.-e. On Ashe street next north of No. 5, measuring 48 feet 4 Inches In front, by loo feet deep; ' ..!<..?? No.- 7. Next north of Na frat the corser-of Ashe and Shepherd , streets, measuring 48 feet 4 Inches on Ashe street, by loo feet in depth on, Sheptierdstreet. "i. ?. No. 8. On Shepherd street, measuring 40 feet front; hy 146 feet deep, y 3 No. 9. Oh Shepherd street, east of th? above, measnrldg 40 feet frottt, by 146 feet deep, .l' ? All of which can be felly seen by rerennree co ?. plat at Mr. Bennett's office, No. 40 Broad street. ' Conditions of tale-One-third- cash;' balam?*in two equal annual Instalments, Kith Interest from d8te payable annually, at 7 per cent,, admired by bond, with mortgage of the property. PurchaaerJ to pay for all necessary papers and staeape. ' W. 1. BENNETT, (r.r?.nr/lpl C. O: MEMMINOfett?H^ jan27-feb3.e,14,18,22,a6,ineM,4<T,B.e , By T. 8. K. BENNETT. . rPHE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN X NETT va Jane M. Bennett, et aL-Under de? cree of Oourt or Common Pleas.-In Equity. . . Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th March, at t he old Poatofflce in Charleston, at ll o'clock. AM. The following Real Estate, belonging to the estate ol the late Thomas Bennett, as set forth ta plats to be seen at UM office or I. S. K. Bennett, Broad street: .. ; 1. All that portion Of the CANNONS BOROUGH TIDE MILL PuND TRAGT, situate east of Bot* ledge avenue, south or Calhoun srreeV TWa portion may he laid off inlots fronting ose tte above named streets, which are the prtaeJeaf thoroughfares of the city. It also embraces tte lots through which the City Tidal Drains draw water from the poad, and should attract the attention or the elby authorities as purchasers. ?. 2. All that portion of the MILL POND TRACT, lying west or Rutledge avenue, souther taihoea street, and extending west to a line commencing on Gadsden street,- Bout h of the Lot of Mr. Croce*, and diverging around the square established to th? east of the residence of the late Governor Ben? net t, thence along Lucas street to the centre er Cummlng'B Creek, thence along-the centre of Bald Creek to the wharf head at the east end of raid Creek, thence alroag the boundary Une of the Tract back to RuUedge avenue. This pontos Includes Ute three story Tide-.Mill, with tb? Wharf adjacent, the upper Flood Gate, the Brice: Stack, Counting-house, and sundry small House* on the high land, near the Residence; and muo& of it may oe laid od in bits on Rutiadg?avenae and Calhoun street; and the whole portion is otoo worthy the-attention of the city authorities aa aa essential means of flooding their Tidal Drains. 3. All that portion or the ssl? TRAGT lying west of Lacas street, and extending en the sonta to the centre cf Cummlng's Creek, to the sortis, extending to the centre of the creek or eena! be? tween this property and that lately belonging to , Jonathan Lucas, and to the west extending to j the property or the West Point Mina Company (between which and this property a street Dis been laid off and dedicated as West Bay street,) and to the channel of Ashley River, on .wolca . there ls a frontage of soo feet. On this portion * there ls a large three-story Building, formerly used as a steam saw mill, and a wharf and cause? way leading to the Weat Point Mule; also, a das*, or bank to the north and a floodgateto the vanda, to admit the tide. The Lot immediately opposite the residence of Mr. Jennings, on Carhonn irtee^ is the boundary on that aide, and the whole Tract ls more exactly described in a plat to be seen at the office or Mr. Bennett 4. Two very fine LOTS on Lucas street, adjoin? ing the open square, opposite the Mansion Hosea and extending in depth from Lucas to Gadsden street, as seen on plat, and marked A and B: Lot A measuring 34 feet ll inches front on Lucas street, by 106 feet lu depth. Lot B, next non h or the above, on Locas street, adjoining the residence lot of J. B. Btssell, Esq., and measuring 84 reet ll Inches in front, by le? feet In depth on Gadsden street. 5. Two LOTS on Calhoun street, opposite the residence of Mr. D. Jennings, on one of which Ls a beautiful grove of oak trees, au.d each lot meas? ures 60 feet fronton Calhoun street, by 181 feet deep. 6. All that valuable WHARF PROPERTY at the east end of Hasel street, on Cooper River, a few blocks above the Customhouse, and a short dis? tance from tho New York Packet Wharf, meaaflr lng about 120 feet In width, and running front. Concord street 360 feet or more to thechanael cf Cooper River, Including therein ample DooteSr both on the north and south sides, and oar tea channel of the river. Conditions of Sale>-One fifth cash? balance it fonr equal annual Instalments, with Interest front date, payable annually, at 7 per cent., secured by bond, with mortgage of the property, with policy or insurance on the building's assigned. Pur? chasers to pay for all necessary papers-ard stamps. . W. J. BENNETT. O. G. MEMM1NG ER, Executors. Jan20-20,24.28feb3,8,14,18,32,25mchl.4,o.7.9 By J. PHASER MATHEWB&. WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 21BP, af the Old Pos to itt ce, Broad street? At U o'clock, FOUR PLANTATIONS, adjoining each other, belonging to the Ea>&e of Logan, known as "Dungannon.? "Berry Hill," "?hisoim'B'? and "Meyers," situated on Savannah and Obarlestoa Railroad, tn the forks of wi:town and Savannah Roads, thirteen miles from Charleston, ta' St. Paul's Parish, containing about 2600 acres, well adapted to the culture of cotton, rice and provis? ions, and well-timbered; good drainage on Log Bridge and Wallace's Cr?era, and good landing; for schooners on the latter place. Onthe.ptaceis a large dwelling and outbuildings. The Savannah, and Char eaton Railroad divides the Tract tat? two equal parts. ALSO, The PINE LAND SUMMER SETTLEMENT, near the above, known as "Mill Brook" or "Logan? ville," containing about 600 acree. Terms-Oae-tbird cash; balance In one and two years, securer by bond of the purchnaar and mortgage of the property, with Interest tfeto dar of sale. Pu-chaser to J. F. Matheweafor p ipers and necessary United States Internal revenue stamps. . febj^^wstu.4 ?QR. BING'S PILE REMEDY. For sale by DVBL. ?AMB, July?