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mont?u t*; turee moatts ?340, ?ervefl in tat el ty at EiSHTBHN qjHTsawesa, pay abasto rucear nen, or $3 a year,^paid in advance at tte office. TBK TSI-WKSXLY Siwa, nubhahed oa Tuesdays, Thursdays ?ad Sa tor day a, one year I?; alx_ "Months $2. """ ' . Tin WIIXLY Hairs, one year I?. Six coplea -lo?-Ten-eopies, to one adores?, Sis. -. BoneaiHioiro in all casea pay able In advance and no paper continued arter tte expiration ot '^H&icis ol Wants, Td Bent, tost and Pound Boarding, Ac., cot exceeding W words, ascents saab, insertion: over at'; an^nbt exceeding _eo -mords, 40 oentseacu insert^ qverw, and" not! exceeding 40 wordsy 60 cents "eaflh. rnsertlon. j ^Hiasentte8,.aie,. '*? paidl? advance. 7," , '"'7. 1 ""'^, ? ? ... a -, '--aaUirrrjLl?Qas should ?M 'Asiafnee sloney Order, or ty Express, .jf^ttls, cannot be! teiproteotion.ags4nat losses' by^attme^bd ired by forwarding*i draft on Cn.axlea>^'r;ay-i able to the order of tte proprietors oi'l^jCmni er by sending the money in a registered letter, j Address BIORDAN, DAWSON A GO.,, j No.. 143 Bast Bar. .UJiajlfistcnT/S.0. : rFBtr>AY,T FEBRUARY 2,: 1872. - j ? ' ' ==si ''?Tt^Pr^^'J^^? yj8jis^.ol?>e4?i 9fc .*9*MJ:H -:- ?'s&? .VT;: -y?y'o. tsi? a?'.:.: i . -The New. Tors: cotton market closed qplet; . and steady; upland 22i cents? sales 6644. bales,; chiefly last evening. . ;' W-z j -At Liverpool cotton closed Arm; uplands! lljal lid ; sales' 25,000 bales. tbe Cdngrtgaional ' D?*frIct?-A Speci? men of Radical Gerrymandering. . i ??i:-gi.L v.vt sin. t-gi. . : : , . ?:??.";. Tue new Apportionment Bill introdnced\ iruthe- House by Mr. -Yocum differs widely mentrj^.lnt^ricefl Inj t^eVSenate>\*we. thiaki s?m?'T/vr?'?ks y ago. Under the Yo com bili, the'white and colored populations of the five districts, according to the United '8tates census of 1870, are as' fojf?wa: ?rt vri.i2.f-:-<t'i etiSINtei*;:.Colored? ? Georgetown i ..T>.:'.<-.??j'2,773, - & 13,388 Wlttlamsborg......v.. ; ^i..- 5,346 . io, 143 HOrry:-A.... 7,486 ^285 Marlon..11,428 10,732 tjhestetfiefd.'..*...'..?.1 ijf?, " ?,?09 Clarendon. ... ........4,460 , 9,366 vStf?k;i.V..-...'.i.63,211 . :73,987i: l.-r. rt?SECOND DISTRICT: :. .. : *d? ?fra?? - WWie. ?i Colored, Carmon:. :. :. v :. :.';... .28,204 ?0,803 . ??ne%ni/.::::.;r.V..':..:8,909 - ie-&2L Ml kt praTEICT. 7,," - - -White. Colored. WaWt^- . 7,842 ' ?&n ?mmt???}-:.-.-.-.,;.;:5{TW* - lflOl -^wibeny.V. ^S..:. : 7,45f: ? ~:$?tas* . l?rchs .. .. ::. 9,904"- r?mf - ?r^erson..' :'.. :.. .14,458 . ?fas*. Briana..:. 7,730 2,'8S8*. Oebnee:l^v.'.'.:.........8,114 ?,422 AlJbevJne.......10,916. 2(L21S. ow V!fct.-;: d i?2o : I. - ? . ?*?' T?l?l;. .I...-..:.:..... .72?206 89,994' r_ ? FOTOTH D?tfrlt?Cr " . AC CU.. . White. Colored. Sumter........ 7,463 17,805 Kershaw.............. 3,809 7*9,45 LMCaster.-.. .--6^169- ^,824 ?e???>... .\ :. :-9&t? . 12,513 *5??! : : :.. Liri:':.. . *SB$m 13,167 . t?n?dn..L'?^tW2 lOi'SSO ?p^!ni^irg.... :.....*..?7,3f5. '; ;8,408 ; ; Greenville':...15,121 7,141 ' ? ?ATot?f...' :.....I.. .T7,049 82,433 ' MITO DISTRICT. ?Aj?&FCiAit - -white. Colored. Beau?brt.........6,309 ' 29,050 Barnwell.....................13(578... .... 2&Ufo Edgefleld.. .y.i, ?<..?;: .17^48*. 25,417 .sllken..;.?..'...4:. Tjoilngton..SU.-.^?.-.8y452 ? 4,536 Totally.................44,379 81,149 ?Tile county wag formed IQ 1871 out of por twas of Edgefleld,3arnwelULf.tlngtou. and Orangjeburg.> > . ... ,.?-, -77^* . BEc^rrTrtATi?k: "'' : : :.. .J iculju -...ci . .. / j /.i. ? u: uv White. Colored. . First District,........ ./63,211i: JS^BW:. ? Second District_.42j$22. . 88,251 ! Third District.:..72,206 89,994 ; Fourth District. 77,049 82,433 EUtli District,. 44,379 . 3^149 !. Uotal.......289,667 . 416.814: Tnt. comparatively modest Apportionment Bill-first introduced did propose to leave | the-waites in the majority - in one Congres? sional District-the fifth. 'Bot Mr. Yocum's bUIr by even more dexterous gerrymander- I ja?, leayea the blacks in the majority in e??ry dib Cd c t? al th o ugh the whites have the maJorl^'t?D .COW???, ano" form two-fifths Of ?re^?re pop^atlon. We 2**** to 0??I l3%l8ratare that it would be fore sinc?re1,, J ae?equally honest, to. declare at once that ] no-white mau shall have aDy voice i-, elect? ing1 taembera of Congress from tristate/7" ?ePr?poaei Amend menta to the School | ? I**w*; c ?{ff vTbe Board of Schoel-Cornmissloners for I the City of Charleston haw applied to the j Legislature for amendments to the School Lawiia?&orisib^ t^tlonlnilssfoners (1) to examine and appoint the teachers for the city .schools, and (2) to select /their own textbooks. As the lawa stand, the Qounty \ School' Commissioner appoints the Examin? ing Board, without whose certificate no teacher can be employed In-any public or common school in the county; and it is also required that the text-boo ks used through, oat the State shall be one and the sama * The QeneraF Assembly very wisely en? trusted the management of the public schools, in the City ol Charleston, to a Board of Commissioners elected by the people, and there is no good reason why their con trol'shoold not be made complete. Charles? ton has always devoted especial attention to educational matters, and the high char? acter of her educational institutions, sus? tained by the intelligence ot her people, and fostered and*lncouraged by the Legislature, is recognized throughout the North and South, The Charleston City School Com. missioners have thejwwer of taxation for1 school purposes, and have the general direc? tion of the schools. They represent the peo. pie of the city, and it seems only just that they, and not an officer elected by the coun? ty, should have the appointment of the teachers upon whom, after ali, the efficiency of the- schools mainly depends. - Nor eau we-see any objection to allowing the City School X^Mmm to select their own Mk^ooli^^^^enrse ol study hesp?s^' bresjt?r sM.fleeper'than io the country"dis- ; trie?; anditho booka suited to the one are not the 'brat titted'for the other. The powers asked for are not strenge or^ nnoaoaL There je no city of any consider? able size, to onr knowledge, in the United States in which the commissioners or tras? tees do-not possess similar authority, and; we hardly think that the application from [ Charleston will be refused when it is remem? bered l^^jg^^^^fj^^^^i the schools rs to be <lerive<i from, a, direct j ftax apon the '??tize)i&~.; ~ Bo ard 8 ho a i d, we. repeat, ha ve en ti re '.cob - f -troi over ?tho. public schools or the city, and we cannot understand that Uny member of the Legislature, who has-taken the pains to ponder the. subject, should object to the amendments proposed. We commend them, and advise their adoption, because we be .lh at. they ?tu tata : :o imprqv? and m*m city p?y^sr?oW^ which so many of our citizens depend for the edncationoM heir children. MB. NEHEMIAH evidently m ade op ' his legislative bill of $1000 a member upon the j basis of sessions of five months each, which is worse than anything, in the way of legis? lative prolixity, we have had yet. T%m& i7-.?:.']*."..?.;< The Carse of Cotton. The South, a Journal published in New York, l-and devoted-^ the-.material interests o? the I Southern -State?, -argues HBat^^toV 'his1 ' wrought the floanclal.ru!n of that section; not! the simple growth cf If, nor even the exalta-" Hon of it into their ohlef article of production, nor the Investment of millions of dollars and ' the expenditure of much mental effort and1 physical energy In Its culture. Not In all j these has lain the curse, but rather In exces? sive^ absorbing and, therefore, ruinous dcvo- J tlon to the growth or cotton, to the relative | ? exclusion of other important agricultural pro? ductions, which were necessary In order to render her Independent of foreign sources of supply, to the neglect of those mechanic arts wlthontwhlch'no Slate.caa -realisethe high? est- advantages of a -civilized condition, and to the utter disregard o? numberless .other j ! profitable modes of Investing capital and util . Ireland aa a Vice -Royalty. The En gt! 3 h. Government is- privately dis [ c ussTrfg a" propel)fTon tomake Ireland a vice royally of, Gr efl t .Britain. , The ? following are the leading features of the proposition: Tho hereditary ft??^ofW?les-tb be-Tl??roy,'with a permanent royal court to be held in Dublin. It ls understood i he recent agitations in Ire? land in. regard to "home rule" have shown the government the urgent n-.1 tesl i y of taking I Immediate- ?teps towart! the adoption of a moire, conciliatory polloy in dealing with the questions at issue. It 1B believed the project. W??J be .Ivoughtj' promlnenily before Parlia? ment when lt convenes on the 6th day of Feb? ruary, wBe^tjtte^iiropositlon. ?bx? vice-royalty will be B ubini t te d. for cons: dera ti on. The pr o - position ls.at ?'stand for the present. Com? ing from aa official .source, lt has. created a profound Impression throughout Ireland, and is one of the principal topi ja' of discussion among the;cfabs. ' .oat) ..? s cpu ... ti The Cac* ol tn* Spartan. Colonel John H. Evins has taken charge of the editorial columns of. the Spartan. We doubt not that he will work" vigorously and efficiently for the restoration of tho State to quiet and content. : ? -i-, ,? ?.wjJ M V'r-.-^"*;'T?'*.* ! . Commutation of Imprlionmtnt. The1 commutation law~by which prisoners earn a reduction of their terms by good con? duct, ls favorably considered in the report of the BM ode I;l and State Prison Inspectors, who ? also say:- "The Inspectors do not feel that ' "their duty ls wholly performed unless they "provide that the administration of the prison "shall be such as to improve the character of "the prisoners, and return them' td society "stronger In principle and better at heart:" Thc "No Fence" Law. [From t?o Abbeville Medium.] The abolition-of the,present Fence Law, and the adoption of the "No-Fence Law," would be a wise move. 5 ach a dhange would be beneficial to all, to the owner of ten as well as the owner ot a thousand acres. We hope that the bill, with regard to.fences, now before! thc l*g}&fcture.,;?iaympetrWith'Us ap| PTO val, and may" be made a law'. Let the cowa, horses, ?c., be.-fenced in, and the farms fenced out. itisaxanct. yiBJB AND MAJSTNE. INSURANCE^ 8, Y, TUPPER, AGENT, CONDITION OF TEE' PHENIX INSURANCE ?OF BRdOKLXIt, *?W TpaXWANTUaYi,'i'li 1872. CAPITAL,..r....,.jj. . -. .,*1,?O?,000 00 ???f?,:' .' . Cash On hand and in Bank..* 73,78? 44. Cash tn course o? Traa^mlsslot).,. 63,24; 71 Loans on Bonds-and-Mortgage at? percent. 343,445 oo Call Loans on U. S. Bonds, Ac, at 7 per cent....;.'f.v..:..rt";.'...-. 9i,s:i-s8 Blhsrecejpble.IorjMarlne snd Inland ^ ? premiums. 147,197 43 u. S. State and.County Bonds, market varoR?.'T.J.?'..5;.~.V.^i.."V..".. 760,782 53 Due for premiums, Fire arra Marine.. 85,441 89 Awrnedli?erest^/j^Vir.?^^^.*;;'.1. 16,725 i?7 Beal Estate owned by Company for.. offices. " no.ooo oo Wrecking Apparatus at Buffalo, N. Y 17,000 00 Claims due Company for Salvage and re-Icsurances....... 72,1(19 05 Other property, sundry items. 14,103 47 ' Gross Assets at market values. ..$1,868,561. 97 CONDITION OF THE ANDES INSURANCE COMPA?T, OF CINCINNATI. CASH CAPITAL....... -..,......81,000,000 po ASSKTS. Cash on hand, In. Bank and tn transit........1. ...*.C:Y.~.'.V.'.404.82258 Bonds, U. S., State, City and County, market value. 390,560 65 Loans, with Collaterals and accrued interest..'.............i..'... L?6.60000 iFlrst Mortgage Bonds....... 462,819 53 Bills Receivable.. 889,420 65 Boot accounts, Premiums and Agency Balances. 116,974 15 Railroad. Bonds and other Invest; menta. ..i;?.v?f .J;.'.;. 91,215 oo Total Assets, market values.$1,932,312 46 UTTEIWATIONALISSURANCE CO., OP MSW YOKE. CASH CAPITAL (total Assets)....S1,4G6,7;?0 io RISKS, Fire and Marine, taken in the above ?F?rst-Olass Companies,by ? ... S. Y. TCrPER, AUSNT, jan31-w/m3 E.ist Bay aireet. j toTflJCT OBSER&Qj? I?GE? V5 SF. M.-^The R?gniarlMoataiy Communica? tion oftnia Lodge wtB bevela at . Hounea's Ly ceam.THis ETKMNayftt T?;Wclock.' '.tfl?FvC. De? gree wlU ce conferred. Brethren and Candidates will take due and timely notice, and govern them? selves accordingly. The Arrear List will receive Its sec 2nd reading. " By ord?r oTO? Worthlpfol Master. ~ 1 febl_E. W. LEMAS. Secretary pro tem, j I-O. O F.-MARION LODGE, No. 2r . The Regular Weekly Meeting' of- this Lodge . will be held THIS EVENING, at .7 o'clock, at udd . : Stater Lodges are fraternally invited! 1 ... feb2-? . ,.t . .ROBT, p. STARR. Secretary. ? TlyfARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM. JJJL PANY-Attend the Hegula? Monihly Meet lng of y?uF Company, at'ydnr Hall,' Trna (Friday) EVANTN?, at 7 o'doofc By Order;1 ' - .. : . j . . OEO. A. CAL DEB, feb2 . . : ...... .Secretary. ?TXTASBINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE , Vf 'COMPANY.-Attend au Extra Meeting or 7dtir'CompBny at your Han, THIS EVENING; sd lost., su 7 o'clock precisely, A fm attendance ls earnestly deaired as business, or'importan ce. will ..: By order of Vice-Presiden t L. CAVANA un n. i . M. FITZGIBBON, aecretarj W. S. F. E. Co.. HOPE' STEAM FIBE . ENGINE COM PANT.-Attend aft Extra Meeting or your.' Company Tars (fr.'day) EYKNTNG. tue 2d mst., at your Hall, Ar ohaele street, at half-past aevei (TM) o'clock precisely, : . . By order bttSe President. "-! 0. A.-BTJEBO, . .. reba. . : Secretary Hope steam Fire Co. "IT?AGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM Jjj PASY.-Yon aro hereby Bummoned to at . tend a Begular Monthly Meeting or yourCompa -hy, at your hall, on THIS (Friday; STONING, 2d instanr, at 7 o'clocJc y Bj order.President MCINTOSH. * '* ARTHUR M. COHEN, feb2 ? ??_ Secretary-H.S. F. E. Go. OFFICE CHABLKSTON GASLIGHT ? COMPANY; -JANUARYS, 187Z-The Annual Ja te ting or the S coo tn ide? ol -thia Company will. beheldjon I?ONDAT, the6th .or February, 1872, at. tte Hal! cf tue' Pla titers' and Mechanics' Bank, East Bay, at 12 o'clock M., when a statement arl I the afTalrs of tbe,Cqmpany will be submitted, and an Election held for President and Eight Directors: to serve for theensulngyear. : j .. .. \Y. J. HERIOT, Secretary and Treasurer.. .JSD24-U- . IDonts. WANTED, TWO CIGAR-MAKEB& Apply at No. 17 Hay ne street. feb2^2? TTTANTED, A WHITE GIBL,.12 TO 16 VT years, old, to assist abont boase in the cowary. Apply at No. 13 Hayne street, gggg WANTED,. A COMPETENT WOMAN SERVANT to coot and wash for a family OM wc Recommendations required. Apply at Np. 45 Traded, Btreet. t . ?... febg-i* AXfANTEB TO PURCHASE FOB CASH, Vy .?SmallHOUSE, with atxor. eight rooms. Agare? A. Jg.' C., Charleston POatofflce. reb2-2? TTITANTED, FIVE HUNDB?D COEDS ' Vf, of SpUt Oak, Hickory and Pine .Wood, Ap pl* to GtOEGE W. KINO, No. 8 Gillon Btreet. . feb2-s - .: .... -?jj .;: d ...... ? .\T0. 70 BASEL STREET IS IN WANT J3I .or a good ind- honest BUTLER. Liberal wages will be paid,, ., . .. .}??, .. febg-i? . "1X7ANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND VY wash for a erna 1 family. Apply at Ho. 9 Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth. References required._febl-g* TXT ANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND .YT'1 make herself generally userai. Apply at Moi 223)Comtog street.: : . . . .febl -TtTAtf-fEl); A SITUATION IN A YY Wholesale or CouniiuR-house, by a native of tnls city. Bas conilderable acquaintance la the up-country, and woa d be willing to travel. Bas been in the grocery and cotton business. Ad dress R.T. G.. Ngws ornee. -. Janl7-wfm WANTED TWENTY. THOUSAND C?8 . TOM e.RS at the NOVELTY DOLLAR si uns, just opened at No. 13S Meeting Btreet, ?eaily opposite Charleston HoteL '.?''? Jan81-8 WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that the cheapest and beat warranted Sewing Machine in the market la t he H OM & SHUT? TLE, price $ib and $97. Can be seen at the Gene? ral Agency, No. ?l Hasel street, opposite Express Office. T. L. BtsBELL._Janl2-flmo . WANTED, EVERYONE TO KNOW tbat FLETCHER A GURNEY, at the Little Store around the Corner, No. 93 Market street, have Constantly, on hand a splendid assortment of- r-evfr York abd Uomestlo POULTRY, GAME AND EGGS. Also a line .lot of sugar-Cored Hams, Prime Go-hen and Family and Country Butter, Beerend Pork Sausages, Cheese,Should' era, Side?, Dips, Cellery, Eggs and. Lard. GAME a specialty. Their motto : The Best and Cheap? est. Remember-the Little Store round the Corner. Jan23 ; ; ? . ?? ?_? ^ rJjOJTK A "MONTH, EXPENSES PAID, Wt) 4 -Cl Mate or Female Agenta.-Horte and outfit lurnlshed to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT. Combination "Tunnel, Button' Hgle cutter and other articles; circulars 1 ree: 'Address Novelty Company, Saco, Men j ?.OU t\ iq ,vnovl4-78 . ? Cast ano -fonn?. STRAYED INTO MBS. MoSWENY'S farm, King street road, one black and one ted COW., ' : . tt?O-l* . FOB SAL? "'FINE COTTON SEED, - very pron flo co ton, and brought $116 per pound this season. Apply to FRASER A DILL. Adger's North Wharf._febz-fcul?? FOR SALE, A FINE BILLIARD TABLE, at R. Vt. TURNER'S,' No. 178 Meeting direct. rebi-2*_ MULES.^-TWO CAR LOADS OF KEN? TUCKY MULES, Just arrived, at Kentucky Unie Lot, King street, for cash or city acceptance. R. OAKMAN. Jan81-t? FOB SALE, A FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO, one Melodeon one Sewing Machine, tyr B. M. MARSHALL A BRO., Brokera, No. 83 Broad street._ Jan81-wfs3 FOR SALE, TWO HOUSES IN LIBERTY street, is and 7 roora a re spec lively, and outbuildings, inquire at office of DAILY SEWS. ian3l-wig? _' FOB 8ALE. AT MY STORE. No. 229 Klug street, a lot of beautiful Japanese LACQUER, WORK, Just received on consignment, fHr??i frorn ?;pan. Some or the anecimena are of cbe highest order of Japanef? ?it, and far su? perior to any goods of this description hereto? fore offered m this city. F. VON s ANTEN, next door to Academy of Music. Jan29-^ H0R8ES AND MULES, ALSO SOME flue Saddle Ponies, tor sale at low rates, at uouAN ? kORIS'S Stables, Northwest corner King and Spring streets. '?_Jsngj* JUST ABBI VED FROM KENTUCKY, A ' lot of Plantation and Timber MULES. For Bale at my Stable on Queen street. P. WEST. JaaST-fl* WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD NEWSPAPERS in-largebr small quanti tie?. Price 60 OENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the oince of THE MEWS.. mayls (Eo finn. TO RENT, A HOUSE IN A DESIRABLE miuatloa, near the^Clcy Railway. Apply on Filday at No^206 Meeting street. Jan30-3? TO B?NT? THAT THREE-STORY Brick House, No. 47 Wentworth street, be? tween Klug and Meeting streets, contilnlm; eight rooms, and newly painted,. Apply at No. 641 Klog street._ . Jan30-tuth4? TO RENT, HOUSE No. 22 BEAUFADi; street, a two and a half story Brick House, lust painted throughout. Apply tb THOMAS FROST, Treasurer, No. 64 Broad atreet J au 30,4?_;_ FO^ RENT OR SALE, THE DWELLING southeast corner or Cannon and Ashley streets, with six upright rooms, dressing-rooms, pantry, gas. waterworks and fine outbuildings, cistern, garden, Ac. A most desirable residen ce in all respects. Apply on the premises, or to JOHN D. ALEXANDER, No. 16 Broad street. Jan25-4hm4 B""(5ARDm^ be accommodated at No. 120 Wentworth street,.near Smith street._Ieb2Jf*fl2 AFEW BOARDERS MAY BE PLEAS ANTLY accommodated, on moderate terms, at toe corner or Society and Anson streets. feb2-ftu4? _._ 80010, Siiois, S?t._ SHrlOESDIR^C?lTROM^ PffilXADELPfllA MANUFACTURERS. 150 boxes or Ladles', Misses' and Childrens' CAI? TE S or ah kinds, and or the very best, nuke, now landing, and will be ready for sale at ll ['dock rms day. T. M. OATER, ;,,bi-2 No. 22 Vendue Range. NOTICE.-Tir* public ls reapectfnliy informed that in compliance with, numerous requests! THE THEODORE THOMAS [GRAND CONCERT ORGANIZATION ?:i ?>> ?.'/"''A* cir . % -; :?I" SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS, wjuicuye a , . . GRAND EXTRA MATINEE, . ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 3D, at 2 o'clock on which occasion a New. and. Brill* ... . Bant Programme will be presented. I Admission ONE BOLLAR. Children bair price. .. aar No extra charge for reserved seats. Seats can- nbw be secured at the Box Office of the -Academy. The Grand Pianos used aro from the Celebrated Manuractory of Steinway A. Sons. . - ?-?oora open at 1 o'clock.' To conrrnenc -atai-f.v:;-- o; - .-ni';.(.<?:: .!.. /ii .febai ^/G A. P.B MI' 0fF. .IM .U.jS I C.'. THEODORE ?H?iMAS'S UNEQUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION. OP SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS, Pro noon oed by the entire Press the largest and most perfect Conoert Troupe waloo., baa ever un ' der taken a tour cit uer in'th is country or in Europe, . Will give-i/psiT? vino il Ati TWO HORE GRAND CONCERTS 1 [ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY tO. The following celebrated Soloists will appear, Miss MARIE- KREBS, . ':' ' ' .. Tho young and brilliant Pian lste. Mr. BERNHARD LIST EM ANN. Violin.. - , Mr. LOUIS SCHREIBERS Oornet-a-PIston. c - signor LUIGI ROCCO, Harp. . Together with, tba UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA OF OVER FIFTY PERFORMERS. I Reserved Seats In Orchestra and Dress cir ? cle.......;.$160 Admission..v..i oe I .Family circle............ ;.? . ,76 Gallery. .60 Private Boxes..... $io and $16. a-SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-The Sreet Cars win bein wai'In ai ter the Concert as follows : The King street line at Meeting and Market, and the Rutledge avenue Hue corner of ?Wentworth and Ring. . ?.. . SATURDAY AFTERNOON, GRAND MATINEE Doora open at quarter past 7. To commence at S o'clock. - The Grand Pianos used are from the celebrated mannfactory ol Steinway A Bona? . JajjfM CADEM? OF M USIC. FOR SIX NIGHTS, AND ONE MATINEE. The Renowned and Popular WYNDHAM COMEDY COMPANY. In their Unrivalled Performances of ELEGANT MODERN COMEDY! Pronounced by all who have witnessed them THE PERFECTION OF ACTING. MONDA Y, FEBRUARY 5th, Robertson's Exquisite Domestio Comedy, '} C A' S T 'Ej I As Performed Entirely and Perfectly ?SLY BYTBIS COMPANY. . Box Sheet now op-n. Ieb2 8 LIND TOM CONCERTS HIBERNIAN HALL, .. WEDNESDAY, THUBSDAT. FRIDAY and SATUBDAT, EVENINGS, January 31, February 1,2 and 8. The Celebrated Negro Boy Pianist, ' ; 'Bli IN D ''TOM, The Great Masical Prodigy of the age, and most Marvellous Musical Genius living. . \ Before ho ls' withdrawn permanently from be? fore the public, tt ls a duty you owe to yourself to seo -nd near this great, incomprehension wonder of the nineteenth century.. ., , . - Admission 60c, ; Reserved Seats 75c. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence at 8. Reserv? ed seat Tickets for sale at HOLMES'S Book Store. ' Jan29-e ' rjpHE POUETH ANNUAL GRAND MASQUERADE OF TUE GERMANIA BUND, " .wiiu??-s^hrm ~~~ THE ACADEMY OF MU8IC, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1872. Tickets of Admission ONE DOLLAR. Tickets can be had or tbe zollowlng Committee: J. P. LILIENTHAL, Nos.. 12 and li Market street. J. H. OETJEN, F. W. .MEYER, corner Meeting and Calhoun streets. JACOB KNOBELOCH, Noa 143 and 146 East Bay. G. C. SCHMET2ER, JR., NO. 394 King Street. F. D. c. KRACKE, JR, corner Rutledge and Doughty streets, H. W. TIDEMANN, 0. H. OTT EN, corner Queen and East Bay. W. E. KLEIN. The Committee may unmask any one, it so dis? posed. No one a ll owed to leave the Rall masked. Tickets for sale at J?, VON SAN TEN'S, NO. a 29 King st rest, next door to the Academy of Muslo;: at W. KNOBELOCH'S, No. 487 King street, and at the Klug Wilhelm cigar Store, aud at D. FITZ. GIBBON'S, corner K ic g and cannon streets.. ' " No Ticket3 sold at the door. janll-thatu7tnw2febl,2,3,6 -financial. CITIZENS' SAVING> BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON BRANCH, NO. 8 BROAD STREET. All Moneys deposited lu this Bank, on or be? fore tbe FI FTE DAY of each calendar month, will drawinterest (six per cent) for that month 22 !f deposited on the nrst instant. Collections in au parts of the State promptly at? tended to, there belog Branches of this Bank kt the most prominent points, ' D. RAYENEL, JB., JanSLS_Assistant Cashier. mflE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND JL . TRUST COMPANY. CHARLESTON, January 20,1872. : The attention of Depositors In the Savings De? partment of this company ls particularly Invited to the great safety accompanying the Deposits of Savings made m this Institution. These Deposits are regarded by tbe Board of Directors as ? special Trust, and are Invested only in sound and valuable Securities. In addition to this careful investment, Deposi? tors have, as a further security, the capital of the Company, which ls liable for their Deposits and the interest thereon. interest at the rate o? six per cent per annum, either paid in cash QUARTERLY, or passed to credit and compounded. F. A MITCHELL, J10 22-2 mo _Cashier, drue?, ?tjemicai0, &z. ?j. J. L U H N, " * P H A R M A C E U T I 8 Ty IMPORTER OF FD?ECHEMICALS, PERFUMERY AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. No. 450 KING STREET, CORNER OF JOHN. Now m Stock of my own Importation, LOWSON AND HAYDEN'S SOAPS, Tooth Brushes, Carbolic Acid, Patten's Cold Cream, English Dalby'a Carminative, British Oil, Roche's Embrocation and chiorodyne. AGENT FOB TILDEN & CO.'S SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS. Pharmaceutical Preparation!, sugar-coated PIUS, Ac ' AGENT FOB FORD'S SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA FOB DB. JEROME KIDDER'S ELECTRO MEDICAL MACHINE AND, APPLIANCES, Surgical Instrumentsand Goods of foreign man. ufacture Imported to order., My Dispensing Department ls complete, em? bracing au New Bemedies. . I A full assortment of Trusses and Bandages al wavB on hand. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy day or night ' Janiowfrniy ; ' 3 50 kegs Ohglce GOSHEN BUTTER, landing and In Store, and for aale by JEFFORDS A CO.. febl=6"~ ~ 'FM. 17 aaa iB Vendne Range. , QXi.?liri db O Ai ti I^fb/OiA L 1 200 tons Superior R, A. Parlor and Stove GOAL. ^Landingand fbraaie W '?V ^.r3. , JULIUS A. BLAKE, Janso-tuwfa- 1 - "Boyce's Wharf. SEED P OTA TOES. . .. tuan ii - iKjitttWtt iodo bbls. FISK ETES 600 bbls. PeactrBlowH 250 bbis. Early Rose . ? . - ' 250'bbls; Early Goodrich,8 :: In prime condition, ?nd tor rale by v. .jana-mwoa.., . GEO, TC. WILLIAMS A op. S, AVIS'S DIAMOND H AMS,. AT lfic PER stfaSngar-Cured^IG^ at per pound.' ? ? 1 ~ ?' Good Sugar-Cared rig nama, warranted, at 123?c*per. pound. ... ,, ' . For Sal? ' 1 - Wv H. WELCH;- . ?ij j . Corner Meetlcr; and Market streets. Goods Delivered Free of charge. <? . ^jHOICE-SMOKED TONGUES, AT 56 . fO . ' ; ??OTS'-EAOH? ;"* :" . Soused PIGS FEET, at f-> ' WELCH'S GROCERY. JjBlED FIGS, IN;' DRUMS ?^tT B?S^ KETS, at Cost Price, at ii] > , WELCH'S GROCERY. J^ORTH CAROLINA CORN" WHISKEY. \ at ii per Gai:on, a Specialty. G aaranteed Pani, ' at .: I WELCH'S GROCERY. Goods delivered free of charge. , ; JT gagg Q . TJ N D U B A N GO ! The undersigned , hes Just received a supply of the Great South American Cancer Remedy, GUN ??RANGO. " ?:.< H. BABB, Jania V. - Mo. m Meeting street. SUGAR AND MOLASSES. .; ? ' 78 hbda, New Orleans, SUGAR . 48 li MdB. Demerara sn gar 145 bbls. New Orle in s Molasses. . :. In store and for sale by. 0. F. WEITERS, Jan24 r Ko. IBO East Bay. 11 i. i . * " . ^DAMANTINE CANDLES. " A; TOBIAS' SONS, Agents for Superior Brands ADAMANTINE CANDLES, offer for sale 19,14 and : 12 ounces, ta whole and half boxes. . , .' ' ' . A. TOBIAS'SONS. QHOICE WHITE MILLING..CORN AN-D j FLOUR, LANDING THIS DAY. MORDECAI A Co., No. 110 Eas- Bay, offer for sale invoices Choice White MILLING CORN and Extra1 FLOUR, landing this nay. ?hgtMsmo ' Iq-ABMO?Y'S BHERBY Wim' ? ;|L ; . A; TOBIAS1 SONS, No. no East Bay. oller Tor salean Invoice: of Choice IHARMONY'S 5 PALE SHERRY WINE. A. TOBIAS'SONS. 1 augs-smo ".' '_ " . ' _ . ? . - * QHOIC? HAVANA CIGARS. " MORDECAI A CO., No. no Bast Bay, offer for sale an invoice of. Choice, HAVANA CIGARS, direct from Factory in Havana?. , ~aug8-8mo 1 VINEGAR, PRUNES, WHITE WINE, :?<,?:. CLARET, Ac. A. TOBIAS' SONS- offer for sale VINEGAR. Prunes, ! Watte ! Wine; imported direct from France. .angs-timo. jgNGLJSH POBTER AND ALE. ... .,...u. A. TOBIAS' SONS, Agents Of Messrs. Edward A George H lb be rt, of London, offerier saie Hib? bertia PORTER and Bass's PALE ALE-pints and quarts. aog8-flmo I L S .0 -N S' 0 A S ED L I QU OB S . Having long seen the necessity ol placing a pure and unadulterated stimulant before the public, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES, we have de? termined to pack the following favorite brands of LIQUOR In cases, consisting of one bottle each f. .' : .:: ^':."''^.yf\ ' "' PINET, CASTILLON 4 CO.'S BRANDY, PRIVATE 8T0CK PORT, "PALE FAMILY" SHERRY, ? " OLD VBLVBT n BOURBON, JAMAICA RUM, "CABINET" GIN, . LOCH KATRINE (SOOT.) WHISKEY, rYhloh we will sell at ten ($10) dollars per case. To our friends we .wm say that we guarantee the purity of the above, la ey are endorsed by our eadlng PhyBiolans, and are, without any doubt, ?: . .?-'!>. -.yr:-'- so ?? <:- 1-J0 Sex FIRST-CLASS GOODS. SEND 0RSSB3 TO WILSONS* GROCERY, BOX No. 883, CHARLESTON, S. C. ?ar No Charge for Delivery, -5* T1HE GBBAT G BO GERY DEPOT, NO. 190 KINO STREET. LTNLET'S CHEAP STORE; No, ISO KING STREET. THE GREAT CROCKERY DEPOT, No. IBO KING STREET. THE GREAT GLASSWARE' 'DEPOT,, NO. 190 KING STREET. - THE GREAT FRENCH CHINA DEPOT, No. 190 KINO STREET. [?HE GBBAT TOY AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT, No_ 190 KING STREET. LINLEY'S CHEAP STORE, No. 190 KING STREET. rHE GREAT HOUSE-FUBNISHESaDEPOT, NO. 190 KING STREET. NOTICE.-The Business heretofore cond?eted at s*o. sss King street will be discontinued on the1 ISih of JANUARY, 1872, and the undersigned will ie pleased.to seems customers at the NEW ?TORE, No. 190 Bing street. : v JOHN W. LINLEY. MCKAY. , 1?"GGSa ;E?OSAWAT, COW lYW; BOTSBHOLD FURNITURE. .VW THIS DAT, Fri flay, tne 2d instant, wm be sold, at the s on tn east corner of Tradd and King streets, at ltTo'clock, _OneJ?PRINQ WAGON, one. Baggy,- oae-Kccka way, one Iron Safe, Copper Pana, Sugar Mili, a few articles or Household Furniture, and one Su perior Milch jaw,_._-.. feb2 Bj JOHN i}. MIL50E & CO. * TpiNE PHrL?DELPH^ ?TANli^iipB JD SHOES, on account Manufacturers. THIS MORN 1SG,2d Instant, at half past lo o'clock, we will sell at our atore, No. 135 Meeting street, on eecocntManufacturers; Ladies' Goat Lace Trim, French Kid Button, Bronse Kid Batten-, Congress Kid Lace and Lasting Lace Gaiters, and Lasting Congress, Miases' Lasting, and Pink Kid, Inf?me? Goat Lace, Children- and Infants' Suppers, Women's Im. Goat Men's L. and B. Brogans, im. Goat Balmorals, and, L. Boot, Ac, Conditions cash on delivery. . j . t- .'. \feba l Bj SAMUEL C.J3LACK, 1. " 'l Auctioneer. 1 , STOCKS ?^?: BONOS AT AUCTION. THIS DAY, 2d Instant, will be sold at n o'clock. A. M at the corner of Broad ana East Bay streets, * .-. .. ? . The following SECURITIES, say: : 1200C New Notes Bank of :the" State o rs out h Car o ilna" .'. '. - . ; ' - -. -g ; f?ooo Ch?raw and Darlington -B?utoad Second ; ^MortgageBanda : ?1 . 2'-r? ' 100 .Snares Charleston Gas Company* Stock aupo New Bonds State of South carolina $5000 Charlotte, Columbia and. Augusta Railroad FlxBt Mortgage honda. , ."" $20to'City Charleston six Per Cent Stock . $8000 Savannah and charleston Railroad Second] . . Mortgage Eight Per Cent.1 Bonds -..-.'.' ;' 100 >. hares Sooth Catalina Railroad Stock ;*V ? $2480 City Charleston Six Per Cebt. Stock ? i $11287 State of ?oath carolina past doe SLx Pt r ' Cent. Fire Loan.Stock 5 Shares ch leora Phosphate S tock. $looo Montgomery and West, Point Railroad ElghO . Percent, income Bond..', -VJ ' ? Terms cash. . V.febkl . BrLOUIS D. DeSAUSSUBE. M. A T PRIVATE S ALE, HOUSE ANDXOE A No: 13 sires street, one door south ol Bor? gst d street, con ta lnlog fonr nprlght rc oms, two piszzaa, dressing-room,1 pantry and gas, kitchen with three rooms. LOt 40 by 80.- ' . ALSO, i HOUSE and LOT No. 17 Sires street, sonth of above, four rooms, one piazza, kitchen.; Lot io by 80?, I.... Jan.a4.wima- ' REATES I CERATESI CRATES I ;.: '. l hereby give ' notice to au parties 1n we-ntoi .VEGETABLE ORATES that i am prepared to get, them OJt'ln large quantities, andailwoulddo wellio oih and examine for themselves before ? purchasing elsewhere. ?_, _._ Orders respectfully solicited and promptly ailed. Lumber or ail de*prlp,tiO?S ann Plastering Laths constantly on hana. JOHN C. MOLLONRE. . ; , . Office an a Yard, Horlbeck's Wharf, East side Washington-street; . iebl j. Ne ar No rt he aa tern Railroad. - - J. . . i1 - 1 " S " B ?.' ? jj aropaTtiurstjijiB an?i Slisflolntufni: THE'FIRM OP W.P. T)QV^&&rQ0\ ? having dissolved, I will stare^r the Infor1;. matlon of my-friends-and the public, that I nave continued, without loss of time, tho Factorage and Commission: Business! Shippers of cort?n in? ten ded for me win note the distinction. : ;iafc W. PRfisTON DO WLING, Factor and commission Merchant, y , . Established In Charleston 1865. Jani6-ntwfl6D*c: ,y .i: "'.. ?IHE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA; j 9 CH ARLESTONCOUNTY.-Oertlflca te or lim? ited Partnership between THEODORE G; BOAG, or the: City-of Charleston, In : the entity and Sta e aforesaid, and ANDREW M. JACKSON, of Augusta, ta the State of Georgia., To all whom these Presents shall come they are to certify that agreeably to the act of the Gene? ral Assembly, of the Slat e aforesaid; entitled 'An Act to authorize the formation or Limited Part? nerships, passed- oa the 20th day of December, 1837; and another, entitled AnAot to extend the duration or An Act authorising the formation of Limited Partnerships, passed on the I8th day! or December. 1846; and another AC extending the same until repealed, passed on the 20th day. of December, 18A8, THEODOF" G. BOAG, of the City 01 Charleston, lo the County and State afore? said, and ANDREW M. JACKSON, of Augusta, m the state of Georgia, have formed a Limited Part* nersalp, as fellows:-.- - .. 1 First, me Partnership ls to be conductedJinnsr the name or arm of THEODORE GI BOAG. V o l | second. The general nature of the,business in? tended to be transacted ls that of a General Fac? to! age and Commission Business, In the said city or charleston. ' ?. .: ?. Third. ANDREW M. JACKSON, residing In the City or Augusta, In the State of Georgia, ls the Special Partner, and THEODORE G. BOAG, re siding In the City Charleston and State aforesaid, la the General Partner, r fL?ii?. Fourth. The said ANDREW H.' JACKSON, the Special Partner, bas contributed in cash the full and Jost sam of Five x nous a nd Dollars to the common stock. . Fifth. The said Partnership to commence on the twenty-fourth day or January", 1872. .and"win terminate on the first day of January, 1873. ' 'v* ! in witness whereof the said: Partners have hereunto set their: bands and seals; at charleston, thia, the twenty -fourth day of January, A D. 1872.' THEO. G. BOAG. [L.S.j I 1 . ; A, M.. JACKSON. [LA] Signed, sealed an ?delivered in ihe presence ol B. S. DtmvxA, E. M. Werrrao, j an 26-3? (EontationaL *|TNiyEBSITY OF THE SOUTH. ' The undersigned will be prepared to accoino date all entering the above institutos, from'; Sonth Carolina, tne comlngterm. - ? . . J Those desiring information wot please address me lu Charleston, Key Box No. 15, until February 1, and then at Sewanee, Tennessee. The term opens March 14. J an 12-'A . W. P. D.DBOSE, Chaplain. ?a?xaa?s. S OUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. OBABLSSTON, S. C., December 28, 1871. On and after SUNDAY, D:cember24, the Passen? ger Trains on the South CaroUna Railroad will rna as follows: .. TOB AUSUBTA* - J L?avoCharleston.?AiTT"... ?.lo A.M. wrlye at Augusta^ 4.2* P. M. ' ., . ?mcoxukntA.. - Vc L??vc Charleston.;....;...~~... 8.10 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.wi......... 4.cs p. M. - /OB CHABLBSTON. Leave Augusta......frA?;??'.??? T.40AM. Arrive Bt Charleston..:.......9MMK\ Laavo Columbia.i.' 7.40 A* M. | Arrrive at Charleaton.,. 3.20 P. M. THaOUUn WILXWOTOK TitAIK. o r . Leave Augusta........'..fi.0C A.M, Arrive at Kfngvllie.. .... MO A. lt Leave KtagvUle.-.?.;.......12aop.M.il Arrive at Augusta.,. 0.80 P. M AUGUSTA Niorrr BXPBXSS, (Sundaya .excepted.), Leave Charleston....-.~~. 8.80 P. M. Arrivent Augusta...........7.39 A M L?irvo AugnBta.h-rn?.-- 8.00 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.-,-6.65.A. M. "' o?LukBU Kian^iiinass. , . (Sundays exceptad.) . ?' Leave Ohariestoii.,.t.|0PjM.t Arrivent Columbia..-...w... fl,?) A^M.' L-ave columbia........J..... T.OJ P. VLr Arrrre at Charleston..'????Ji.7.00 A, M;; BmrifSBVXLLB IBAIK.' [SM fi Leave Summerville ak.".?5 A. M. Arrive at Charleston at.&M A, Mi Leave Charleston at.,...vi.^....8.80 P. M. Arrive at Summerville at,....4.46 P. M. igt ' OAMBIH SEANCE. Leave Camden.s.16 A. M. Arrive at Columbia....."..10.4Q A. M. Leave Columbia...... L45.P; M^ Arrive it Camden-.6.26 P.M.1 Day and Night Trains make close connection! aiAunnata with Georgia Ballroad and Centrai Railroad., . :.; '?.< .> .. i nu Night Tram .connecta with Macon and Angust? Railroad. . , Columbia Night Train connects with Greenvuii. j and Columbia Railroad, and with Charlotte Road to points North. camden Train connects at Ringville dally (ex. cept Sundays) with Day-Paseen ger Train, and runs through to Columbia., . i A, L. TYLER, Ylcc-Presldent. s. R. PiOKENS.p. T. A .,., .: . laais. rvFFICE . OP rTHE SAVANNAH AND1 VJ :' ?" T OHAiLESTON RAILROAD CEARLBSTON, S. c.,November 22.1871.. On and after MOUDAT. December.the lUh, the Passen ce-Trains on this Road will run as. follows: EXPRESS TRAIN. . Leave Charleston dally,. Arrive st Savannah dally.9M'Ht Leave savannah dally.".IJ.1? f.M.; Arr.ye at C^MM^?fJ^.tu? A. M.:| Le?ve Charleston, Sundays excepted.. &?S A. M. Sri ve at sa van nah, Sun day s excepted. 4.15 P. M. Leave Savant!ah, SundayB excepted... 8.00 A.M. Arrive at charleston, Sundsys^exc'ted. 4.09-p.'M" Freight forwarded daily on through bills' of lad--. lng to points in Florida and by SavannahUne'df1 steams ni pa to Boston. Prompt dispatch gives to>\ rrqigbts for- Beaufort and points on Port Royal: Raiuoadand a . as low rates aa .by any^e&Unoi: Englneerand'SQwrlnteudent ' s. C. BOYLSTON, GenHFt. and Ticket Agent; OOV23 -?litar* dasi. |Bj If. Y- I^TC* & ^ S. BK?NS, ^r^AB%$KDING AND GARDEN i JBf . LOTS, highly Improved and planted with? r r n?MWe?, In the upper portion or the ci ty. jj On THURSDAY, Stn Febroaiy next, trill be gold " arputnc Aueii n, ut tte PdiirMoe, wner of -\ Bread sweet and .East. Bay, Charlea ton, 8. C., at . uvtfoVkVL*;/ ' -- 2 toa N^ckf lottie l^^^^alu^D^^^?.6?! on the sooth sracor TflaXSTtieet; measuring and ccutsimng tn. frwt ra Blfl?-Brreer??rinndred or south line one hundred feet, mere or leas; hut l?S?o^ on Lactf cr E. TX Euston, thekla grantor, arra to tte south: 3h-Lana ot now or nteof-th? estate or . .TJ1c1a.il. Qadsdeu^eeeaseqV:;rf5,.r i f. -i Ail thar LOT OF l^^tnAteVlyl^rand being north or the PobUo Man, tn tbat part or the City \ or Charleston, State aXcresaKi, known as Hamp? stead, mesiurmgfnf runt sixty (60) jeer, the same on the baot Ana. and in deptSi two hundred (200> . J eec, be, thea^dlm? n^loDa-npre offiets; ? bound- t lng Wine north oh Laad;oftt .?^IfcW^tJ*** ? on Landa orE? onf weet on Land of w.g. Gadsden, and sooth on the PuWlc ?EalLy- ? i : '. ttrnu^onathiid MSDj.bslanjoev^iwTP.eaw \ annoal instalmenti, with lntereit from dar or an?mor't^^pre?l^ .;:; ' ^?G^IYBA?, ; '., JL Pa- ?shea of Bt^Ttomsa and 8^;Tlwfflfc:.a> .1 ...Sim beman on T?ESDAY, tha?Wiaa^oTFg? as ..Wati.nwa," ot th? Hc?nt Pleasant Tract, co? taiauirsww?i^lBgb^iaMa?di^e^ bouoded oa the j^orthweat, north .aactjaortfcea? by Lan?a or Et?klel Pickens, and now ?r late t? Mrs. Jan ea ? ShodloWd } t o-1 he eas V and son th oh Landa or Thonis*?aj*byv and mowo* late or tn? on a: Publi? eaaaUj andmon'Lands now-or laie ol Itte?iite-Of.DK.Genrgtt^ rf -, -, v: Tenha-One-third cash ; balance la one, twp "fafftrute^eirraywiih^ ' cored a%uiuaL 'Purchaser to pay Auctioneei ft? ^^^SaWi^'?bi^B^. ??reefc; " Jaa3I-w?mtu . .Mftjd-^il .. : ; . . By A. ?; McGIlt?YBAT, TTALUABTiE" rKYT7B: S^ V . -AT AUCTION. Will positively be acld oa TUESDAY. Oh day of Febru&ry.'at 11 o'clbcc, at corner East Bay and Broad street, ttau^-n ' - AU that LOT OFvU?KD oa - tte wrath side of H ay ne street* toge the:* with the. Fonr-Story Brick - Store-on-Haytie street, known by the No: ?7, (be- . lug th efl rt h atote east, of- Meeting street,) now 00 copied by John 8. Fairly A ?.'04measuring in j front?n Hayne streets feet by 19a in deptti, run nlDg throogh to j.r.d TroiHlag on Market streets wita e TWITStor* ?rlor eure on .MM atmtrnow occuplei by Meaara. Hart Ado. TermB-One-rovjthcsWrthe balance in three 1 equal annnal lu (.tilmtrnte, wi th seven per cenr. neouary papers and stHnrpifr . ? ^* Jaa27-aimwf4tm r _.-^ W. Y. LETmr^R S. BK?KS, mWO ' AND A HALF 'STORY WOODEN JL. I :RE8?DEN0EJ cn?Bt?cfc^Baaement, Qneea .?Will "be .sold TUESDAY,?th or February, at ll o'clock, at the old Vontott^^.^^jj-^^ ? " Tnardeiiihtrtnir aiwaad RESIDENCE, south aide'of Qeeeuitreev opposite femltn, a fe?> door? ?jomB^lett^Bttee*.-ooBtali?.DB7iqaare,^a?^ and 2 basement rooms, besides Kitchen and ? neceaeary ouLbutldlnir?. 2 pttiosaa and flue cistern; 0?MP?r^u4tba>itt,em^i:1h^L %^?r<- 4 Lot measures w feet cn Queen street, by 115 feet ta"tteptn;v -lT Tl" ch aa'er t o pay . na for papers ; an d ? ?tamps, ' and Taxesrprju??^^ . i-'V ^ ;'3w&fiiM??a.-: ; - '?..^I?^1B???B?B(W.': SALE OF S?ING'S MOUNTAIN RALL . Theodore. D. Wagner aud Aabnry Coward, Trust?es,' va.the Xlra'a Moontain Rahroad Com pspy -Foreclosure oflioTtgage. - In parsnance o? toe -terms Of a mortgage oxeen ted by. the Rrtig?BLKountato Railroad Company on thftlAth rui nf .March, inga, ind hr sinne01 the po wera therein granted* we wlU.6eU.at Public Ano-; i tlon at Ct^rle>tbn,.S.. C, oorr^ Eaat,!^ and j Bfbad 'sfreets, aTn^ o'clock, t^'..WBIX^pp5. -, 'Tr?enW&fcBOAI> 'of the said' Company in.- I cludlng the bed and supe^ractUres or saidittad-: thematcrtaia?-ed l? consrmcnbn, the ?t?nems? etatlon-hoaae- depots, st?re.hoUBea, workshopv machiner? ?nd dxtarasihereoa, and au..the ea gvnea acd rolling atook, .-together, with all tho right?, privUegea and eaae?oent belonging or ap pertaining to said Ballrcad Company. .? Terms .cash. ? Purchasera to'pay for papers and SUmpsi-' ' ' - ': -.pi . .. THEODORE D. WAGNER, : jann-mwf:i ? '.." -. * >>? :\i ? a?-;Truste?.. .:.??'!'. 'v'?ihki?nf??l : ? '. wm be fold, at the east end or Bro: d street, on TBURSDAY, 22d Of F?brnai y. 1872, at ll 'o'clock Tte entire PROPERTY or the Farmers'fertili? zer Company ?? S?ath CaroUns, conni BI liffof r .'. A TRACT OF LAN 0, half m Ile from the mj Qt Charleston, containing thirty-five (85) aorei, upon vrrjlchj have. revihUy been erected la a mest thorouga and.workmanlike manner, ;. Ohe-FRAI?E MILL, aattfrlea' high, 45x80' feet. On ?' Bi lek Engine-B?ller flo.Q?e, 2fix<o feet, with; brick chimney. . " , ? Four Brick Kilns, lor 'drying PnbBphat?'Boerr, an riiwo-Wharves. ?. ? ? -Tfrn. The M A c n IN B RY, which hes been moat car o fullyironBtructed,xouilsi* of. :.: . ? ?..?: One so-horse power ENGINE, complete, FourpBlrerj?wnej, 1 g$u TweOruaners., ,3.. ?; 7?,r ? . . 1 One Toole A Hunt Paient Mixer. . Phosphate Decoelu are found.Tnimmediate prox, imlty to the City- of CharleaWn, with Bufllclent depth orwatsr at the wharf to accommodate the large?*.", casels.entering this harbor connected by the South Carolina aird Northeastern Railroads, which pass throogh 1 he pr em li es, with che en tire ttout? ana West, tonnt expresflry ror a Phosphat? Manufacturing work and never having been used, thia Property offers unsurpassed, inducement to any-party desiring te .embark in. this lucrative b naines B. Termabf sale-One-four th '(&) cash:, balance la (3) three eqnal payments, at 3, fi and, 9 months, secured by bond of the purchaser,'bearing inter? est at the-'rate of 7 per cent- per annum, and mortgage of 1 the: property. ' Buildings to be m tured and policies assigned.. Purchaser-to pay auctioneer for all necessary papers and stamps. The Property can be Inspected by parties,deslr. log to pur ci aao at any time prior, to the sale. Jaa8i-wrm9tuvfths lt *. ?'^?MOV?rl^. LaJFiTTB.* .CO. HAYS I V. ??. QUTLTiHMlN Would beg respectfully, to inform als patrons that he bas removed bis GAS FIXTURE ESTABA LiSHMENTfrom No. 140 church street (o tha KEW BUILDING, No. 21 CUMBELLAND STREET, . OPPOBITB MB6BS3. CAUSKOK, ,1AKX1ST A GO., ' Where he baa opened a choice and carefully se? lected STOCK OF CHANDELIERS, Ac, coe?, prising the ia tc at a ty las from the best M an nf ac- . eurea m the country, .ta which he invites atten? tion, o M . V nj ;< . . - - v GAS FirriNG, PLUMBING AlfD TIN BOOFTNO. janj-sniwria; ?j : No.aCoicixaLi^SrMjajO ? (CHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND RE \j . -, .,.:.:.;>.. .? (r. V ? TAIL MANUFACTURING X1IGAB AND TOBACCO NO. s io KIMS Stsntf Taran Doona SOUTH or 0 MEERSCHAUM PIPES a specialty, therefore can soil.at .prices1 to surprise y?u. Suitable Use. Christmas Presents. * 1 '.'."> 3 : U '-IMO,- { : An extensive anil complete assortment bf als anieles m his une or bu a?n?es is kept constan ag on hand, giving a facility or niling, .wltho.ru de? lay, aU order? extended' to him, accompanied with cash, or draft on-response houses ii the city. Purchasers are requestei tObxaiuae cniti perfect stock before trading elsewhere:! r i WILLIAM SCHRODER, Proprietor or Emperor William Cigar Store., novi