THE DAILY NEWS.
LARGEST CIRCULATION- IEEE .D A I LY
S K\?S BEING IHB N?W?P?PrB OFFICIALLY.
RECOGNIZED A3 HAVING TUE LARGEST CIR
OBLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
FOB LI SH ES THE LIST OE LE1TEUS REMAIN
IN G IN THE POSTOKiTCK AT TUE END Or
BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TU THE PROVIS
IONS OP THE NEW POafOEiTCE LAW.
"LOCAL MATTF?KS.
AUCTION SAL rs THIS DAI'.
G. MCBEIDESMITH wi-lie'latlOo'clocfc, atLis
wloaroom. Bread : ticet, hors'-?, mu.es, furoi
turo, k:
HOLMES i MACBETH wQf sell at ll o'c'ock, in
front o? their offi e, Broad-street, bread carts, '.wo
bor-es, harness, Icc.
A. C. McQn.T.TVBAY wi!! sell ot 10 o'cl'ck, before
bis store, Broad-str.et. mule.-, h-recs, carriages, kc.
R. M. MARSHALL S: BBOTHFB will sell a* 10 o'clock,
before their office. Dtoad streot, horses, mu e
watches, tc.
N. HUNT & Sos \\ill sell at 10 o'clock, io their
salesroom. Il03t<ng*streetv boot?, sboe3 and bro?
gans.
J. FBASEB MATIISWES will -ell at ll o'clock, at
his offi v, hroad-sireei, splendid iurnitivre, horse,
buggier, kc.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING,
Society for Relief of Familier of Indigent
Members of Modi al Profession, at 7 o'clock.
South Carolina Ledge, ut 7 o'clock precisely.
Franklin Lodge, at 7 o'clock.
German Fire Engi e Company, at 3 o'clcck.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK. - Thc following gentle?
men were elected directors ia ibis bank yesterday:
D. L. McKay, James S. Gibbo?, John S. Riggs, Wm.
Aike.Ti, Henry Cobia. Jamos M. Ca"dwell, C. 0.
Witte.
THE FIEST NATIONAL BANE_The following
gi ?Hiern en were elected directors ia this bank yester?
day: A. Simonds, Geo. W. Williams. E. W. Marshall,
D. Jennings, Wm. L. Trenholm, J. L. Tobias, F. J.
Pelzer.
THE COLLINS' Earmtcouo.-We are informed
by Dr. Collins that the statemtnt of the difficulty
between himself Bsd Mr. Wolle, published in TEE
KIWB, was not correct In fact. Dr. Colba - says that
be has instituted iejal proceedings which will bring
the truth to light. Until thai is done he asks for a
uuspennon of publie opm;on in regard to himself.
SALE OF THE TIPS AND IIATE.IAL OF THE
CiiAELs-tTON MEBCUBY.-lhe type and material of
the Charleston Mercu y was sold at public auction
yesterday, by Mr. G. McBride Smih. About twonty
persons were present, and the bidding was T?y dull.
The press eold fer $55. the cr gino for S210, the
type for S2C0 the imposing stones for $150, and tte
furniture ana uindrici for ?75.
ABTEB DASE.-\VO do not expect to rival New
York in the scenic effects at our Charleston Theatre,
and it is a matter for congratulation that the theat?
rical troupes aro ablo to put on the boards, with
good effect, BO* nsational and s'irring a drama as
"After Taik " lhe Hibernian Hall Theotro is cleanly,
comfortable and well ventilated, and has been during
the season a source of great amusement to stron
gore os weli aa Ciiariestonian?.
CONCOBD-STEEET-OB CANAL ? - This thor?
oughfare is in a horrible condition in -ainy weather,
and a plank roadsbouid be lt d at oreo from Basel
to Pinckuey-street. Wc ho roi this rale ula! ion made
by a stranger, who had business during the late
rainy spell with the Baltimore steamers and the
Wand) Fertilizing Company : 600 running feet
?lank road (twenty feet wi le, three inches thick)
36,000 feet at $13 per M. 516? would bo the cost of
the ptincipal material; and th's walking ready-reck?
oner wanted to kn jw if each an outlay could not be
afforded, at two and a hali per cent, tax on real
estate-or out ot the ?30,000 appropriated for street?.
LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.-The fol?
lowing are the reports of this association tor the
months of Novembj; an i December, 1868: Novem?
ber, 1668: To balance, $53 42; ta salesroom account,
$2:9 35; subscription, ?43 S7. Total, $327 14. By
cash paid, $223; bahnco ou hand November 30, $101.
Total, $327 ll. A mount of ordered work during the
month, $23.
December, 1863: To balance, $10414; to salesroom
account, $71 60. Total $175 74 Br cash paid, $140;
balance on hind December 31, $8074. Total, $175 74.
Amount of ordered work during thc month, ssl 60.
MELANCHOLY OCCUSRESCE.-On tho approach
of the steamship Champion, from Now York, to uer
wharf in ibis city, about tiara: last evenin?, some ex?
citement was caused by a request from the ship that
a pay sic i on be cent lor. It wa3 soon ascertained that
Mr. Robert Loton, a passenger, about eixty years of
age, had suddenly filien, prostrate on board, with
the most serious symptoms. Immediate efforts were
made by tho officers and passengers to reUcvehim,
and the services ot Dr. W. T. Wragg were Boen ob?
tained ; but tbe Doctor had hardly reached tho pa?
tient when Ufe waa found tobeextincl, supposed
from a disease of the heart. While on shipboard the
deceased appeared to be m good health, and the sad
event came with terrible quickness upon a daughter
who accompanied bim, and whoso grief 01. the occa?
sion appealed to the sympathy of all on 'ooard. It
feas mentioned that he re-idod in tho City of New
York orles vicinity.
BEAL ESTATE SALES.-The following sales of
real estate were made yesterday:
By Messrs. Leitch & Bruns
Two story woo J ea dwelling, Nc. 8 Marsh-strcot,
lot twenty by one hundred and sixteen feet, ?400;
one-third cash, balance iu ono and two years.
Lot of land, with buildings thereon, No. 18S Meet?
ing-street, fifty by ono hundred a::d seventy-seven
feet, $500; one-third ci-li, balance one, two and three
years
By Messrs Werd'aw & Carew
Houso and lot, No. 3 ! *.IzVr-cth street, lot thirty by
one hundred and thirteen feet, $925; one-third cash,
balance in one and two yes M.
By Mr. Louis D. D?tate ure
Tho following rc?ideno. s aud plantations belonpin
to the estate of the lata < o!?nel John S. Asuc:
Brick lesidonco. Koath B y, lot seventy-four feet
by two buudroJ an I sixty-nine deop, $15,1(10.
Woodoa mausi.>n, north bid*? of ,-outJi Bav, lot nf
ty-foor (cot by two baadrvd and forty-oao deop.
$10,10).
Bea island cot'.;a pian&itlon, kaowa as "Point
Place." St. Paul's Collcton, tour hundred acres,
$4 00.
Mantatma io an.l arouTl Adam,'Run, known as
"Moss Hill," on<? thou arid and ton a.res, $145'.',
All of thc above one-third 0 .;h, balanco iu ono and
two yeats.
Frj>p rs HASEL STREET.-Oa yesterday morn?
ing, at about four o'olooir, a fire was discovered in
the on dion and commi-sio.i houso of Campocli
Knox k Co , Hase - dre st. n-.xt south ol thu store of
Strauss SJ Vance, at tho corner of Mcoting, which
spread with great ?apility, coasuming the building
and entire conto its. Iii.' woodoo stables of Richard
McHunny, a thrifty colored man, next door, wero
also consumed; f->nunately hi saved bis Uve stock
and carriage*, although ho lost all his harness. Ho
owned the property, whim was uninsured. The fire
burnt through to the re ir of Meeting-street, damag?
ing very materially th s b ?ck of th-store lately occu?
pied by Holmes & Calder, in woich Mr. Wm. L. Webb,
just recovering from a Ode, wus temporarily storing
a portion ol his stock of crockery, which was dam?
aged. The boilai-ig occupied bj Cn raybell. Knox &
Co., and the one on Aleeting-i-trect burnt and dam
god by water, were tho propel ty of Messrs. Spofford
and Hatch, thc former of No w York, and.tho latter
Of this city; on them tbe o is an insurance of
$10,000 in the agency 1 f Cap ain S, Y. Tupper. Tho
stock of Campbell, Krox & Co. is injured bi the
samo agency for Sit 00 aud the office fixtures in fee
agency of Z. B. Oakes fir SSW?. 1 hey s .ved a por?
tion erf their b oks which wei 0 f mud io be charred
eu opening the s-fo.
'lhe fire is boiicved to have bcoa tho act ot incen?
diarism. Mr. F. lt- Haloed, w.io el^pt above tho
atore, soys that he was uwakeceJ by a stiflin-; een
SoUon, and Ibot on ft< iting out nf bod. bo found the
floor wis very w inn. Ho went to the window and
looked out a?? eaw a efio tion of the fire. He ga\e
the alarm fcrsnui i mj md had a narrow escipo,
lewin?,- even bis doilies.
The tiro began to burr>. as nrarly as could be ae
Y certoined. around tho book it oper*a rosirum, midway
In tb" 3tcre.
These sam? pieces of property have been do troy
od by fire no less thou, tb too times.
REGULAS UEESX?O or COUNCIL.-Council
met yesterday eveninr, in the Council Chamber. at j
seven o'clock. Present-1 he Major, Aldermen Pot?
ter, Whhdcn, Honour, Cuuningham, Lindstrom,
Derc?f. Wall, Catie, Moore, Marshall, Olney, Voigt
and Gedding;.
Ihe minutes of the last mt-cling were read and
confirmed.
The resignation of Mr. Hen-y Hortbeck, as a com?
missioner ot tho Alms House, was receive 1 a? infor?
mation.
A communication fron thc Baard of Firemasters,
reporting elections cf officer?, was reeeived as irdor
mation.
The petition of James Me"v:n, contractor, praying
payment for back contradi, was referred to tho Com?
mittee oa irr?els.
Tho communication rf J. R. Lukes, President of
Hie Wando Miling and Mauufacttiring Comfany,
and others, railing ottontioD to the condition of Con?
cord-street, vas referred to the Committee on
Streets.
Thc resignation of Mr. A. P. Tait, as a Commis?
sioner of tho Markets, was r reelved os information.
Tbe petition of J. Dawson, for transfer of liceuse,
was referred to Committee on Licenses.
Ibo return cf tte Acting Harbormaster, W. F.
Inrner, for December, 1868, showi-g receipts of
S307 93, wac received as information.
Ihe return of tho City Sheriff, for December,
showing $1761 turnod over to tbe City 'treasurer,
was received as information.
Ihe petition of F. H. Ploger, for compensation for
drainage to bis lot, was referred to the Committee
on Streets.
The bills of the Gas Light Company were referred
to the Committee ? n Accounts.
Sundry bonds of* c'ty offl<-ers recently elo.-ted
were rubmittcd asapprovod by the City Attorney,
and accepted.
The Committee on Steam EngiacB made a favor?
able report on tbe petition of Geo. P. Gibson, which
was adopted
The Committee on Brick and Wooden Buildings
made a fuvoi able report on the petition of Jot-n Don?
ohue. Adopted.
The Committee on Account made a favorable re?
port on sundry bills, to the amount of $1983 57,
which was adopted.
The tax bill was token up tor comidsration.
Alder man It onour moved to rednco the tax ou real
estate, proposed in the first section, Iroia *2 CO to S2.
Alderman Honour made a few remarks in suoport of
his motion, showing the evil effects of overtaxing
real estate. He raid, among other things, that with
such taxes not moie than four per cent, interest ou
ihe capital would bo realized from real estate, which
was so much lower than other investments that it
would provcat the burnt district from over being re?
built.
Alderman Geddings made an elaborate reply, urg?
ing the necessity of laying the interest on tho city
debt
Alderman fTonour was anxious also to pay the in?
terest of thc city debt, but thought it could be done
by keeping up thc lox on sales and by curtailing ex
penses.
The amendment was lost-ayes 5; noes 10.
Aldo: man Gluey offer-d the fo.lowing amendment
to paragraph ?9 of section 1, which was adopted:
Fitty cents on overy $100 of "ross receipts or collec?
tions made by any consignee oe consignees, shipping
agent or ogenis, or any other person or persons act?
ing at the Port ot Charleston as agent or agents for
any sailing vessel or vose?is, or s'.eamers, tba samo
payable moutMly by the said consignees or agents to
the city treasury il they are res ?cents of th? city, and
immediately on . ollcctions if they ore non-residents.
Alder i aa Lil;-1 strom moved to amend the section
in regard to thc street railroad by reducing the tax
on ears to 52 50 a month, including thc horses aud
mules in that tax. Adopted.
Alterlurther amendments of no special Impor?
tance, tho bill was passed, ita title changed to an or?
dinance, and oideredto be engiosacd for ratifica?
tion.
'1 ho bill for licensing public carri a gea was passed
and ordered to be engrossed for ratincatloa.
1 he Iii} u T lic?DHo bill was passed, flxiug the for?
mer pri.o or $100 for all licenses, an i ordered to be
engrossed for ratification.
The consideration of (he police bill was deft ired
lo thc next meeting.
The bill for rebuilding tho burnt district was also
postponed to the nest meeting.
On motion of Alderman Wh?don, th? report of the
Committee on Printing, recommondir . that the offer
if the Courier be accepted, wai adopted without op?
position.
On motion cf Alderman Whilden, tho Board of
Firemasters were requested to reconsider their ac?
tion in districting the city.
On motion of Alderman Geddings, it was resolved
lo purchase six coptes of the statutes of 1868, a?d
dwenty copies of the new constitution.
Alderman Olney offered a resolution ins'ructlng
the Committee of Ways and Means to inquire into the
expediency ot issuing coupon bonds, bearing Inter?
est-, in place of city stock. Adopted,
A potit-on from Dr. B. A. Rodrigue?, asking lor a
loan of $16,000 of Fire Lean bonds for building in
th ' burnt district was referred to the Committoe on
the Burnt District.
The Mayor, brought the subject of the mandamus
to the attention of Conned.
On motion of Alderman Whilden, the Mayor was
instructed to consult with the City Attorney in re?
gard to the mandamus, and to report to Council at
an extra meeting, to be called as soon as possible.
Connell then went into an eloction lor a Commis?
sioner of the Market to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the ro-ignction cf Mr. A. R. Tatt Mr. J. H.
Steicmeyer was elected on tho first ballot.
Council next wont into an election for a Commis
stoner ot tho Alms House, to fill tho vacancy occa?
sioned by thc resignation of Mr. Horlbcck. Mr. IL
I?. Baker was rloeted on tho first ballot.
Tte bul for liquidating interest, fcc, was ratified.
Council adjouined.
HOTEL ABCIVALS-Jauuiry 12.-Pa ci!?on
LTotii.-lt. R. M. haltes, Florence; Henry Griffin, W
Mo Wat- rs. Thomas Hurley and John Dwyer. Phila?
delphia; J Gaskins. 'I G Ga-kius aud Pcur Jonnins,
Lyuch's Dake; J P Gaylo, Florence; C J Cain, Goose
Creek; WP Geo, Darlington; L D Clarke and W ll
Heunoa, Lowi-ville; Rev A H Cornish, ('ondleton;
John D Parker, Cojpcr River; I M Wobster, Ben
nettsvilJe; 'h mia Murphy, s'outh Carolina: E B
Drools, Washington; J O Buckingham, Barnwell;
W H Townsend, Aiken; L tl D.>rchangle?, Claren?
don; J r. Carri :an. Wright's Bluff.
Charleston Hotel-AG Civedo, steamer Dictator;
(leo W Ma;on, Poaioffloo Department; s F Marshall,
Abbeville; J J Gregg, Graniteville; D J Moore and J
B Lopallc. Columbia; D Malloy. Ch raw; A Wo ff,
New York; J S Nevins and F S L Disbrough. New
Jersey; Miss B Ten Eyck and Cha3 TSD Eycu, New
York;C W Burne, WalOoboro', Me; W H Jackson,
sity; E C -tone, USA; Johu D Grar, * llanta; it Rol?
ly and wH>, Cleveland; J H E nols, Lexington; Jas
McNamara und con, Oiangeburg; WA Bonder and
lohn W Kerns, Memphis; E C Evans, Society Hdl;
Wm S Jackson, Latrobe
THE UKITED STATUS OO?BT, TUESDAY, JAKU
m 7.-Hos. GEO. S. BBXAH PUESIDINO.-Tho court
apened at ll o'clock, whou tho followlng causes wero
lis posed of:
In Bankrvplc-;.- Tx porte 3 hos. J. Wharton. Po?
rtion for Baal dli-obarge. Hcariog 23th.
Ex uare J. S. lt. Thompson and T. S Joflers,
n re Edwin R. Mills. Pelition for sale. Granted.
Ex parto J P. lt Thompson aud T. 9. Jeffers, in re
lehn Dye, in re *oml Black, in rc David E. Thomas,
idem. >imi ar order.
Ex r&rto P. B. Morgan, in re J. P. Bradlev. Poti
ion to establish lion. Referred to Registrar.
Tbe following assignees were approved of: L.
tfcLain for A. J. Gonzales, James Patter*on for W.
3. Easterling, ?-tephen ewens for Pohl k vyers. D.
r. Winn for lt. W. Durand, L. Mci als fur P P.
ra'mir. James Patterson for O. D. Prentiss, J. E.
Jrosland for John Stalling.
Fx parte Joe Fundetburk ard J. S. thrmpsou.
?etitiora for final discharge. Granted.
I x parte A. C. McKnight*, in re J. W. Gordon,
'ctitionto establish boa. Referred to J. 0 Cor
?enter.
The fallowing pert' ions for voluntary bankruptcy
?ore rrforrod to J. C. dawson, Registrar: Ex parte
'oleb M. Jo?os, W. P. Hndson, T. McD. Hudson, T.
IICD Law, F. H. Kennedy. A.White, T. D. Foxworth,
I. P. Melool. L. L. Fraser, John O. Heriot Joseph
i. Yates, John Franz.
Ex parto D. A. Amme. in re L. L Siddons. Pe?
aton for meeting of creditors. Meeting ordered for
Ith February.
i x pax to F. A. Domeiick, In re Wm. RuTmer. Op?
position to DoUtion of discharge. Appli rariou order
id to be postpone*.1.
FOB GEOBGBIOWN, CHEBA W, ?tc.-Tho steam?
er Planter U receiving freight, and will sail a3 nbovo
OD the l'Jth instant.
THE BANK BILL INJUXCTION.-Ia the injunc?
tion against Governor Scott lo prevent him issuing
bonds to thc billholden? of the Bnnk of tho State, the
points of which have term already Itally published in
THE NEWS, Messrs. Mc'tou k Melton havo been re?
tained ns couusel by ihe tax-payers ol"Colombia,and
Colonel B. H. Bullcdgo and Don. Henry Buist by
the tax-payers of Charleston.
KIDNAPPING SEAMEN.-Tho ship Owcgo, ly?
ing in the stream, and bound 1 or Liverpool, was
boarded, night before last, ly runners, and niuo of
thc seamen on board seduced away, jhocptain,
as soon as. he dis overed thc rascally that hod been
practiced on him ou the eve of going to sea, came
ashoro and lodged information at the Detective of?
fice. Yesterday Officer Chapman cipturcd lour of
the Oeserters oncl turned them over to thc ship.
BocmBBN STOCKS IN KEV/ YORK.- The fol?
lowing cheering paragraph is taken from tho New
York Hcra'd ol f uuday las': *-The Southern t-tito
bonds formed a feature iii Wall-street to day. Gen?
erally t: ere are wide gaps in thc quotations, but thc
whole list was visited, as will appear in the prices
give- b.'low. Tho expected advont of prosperous
times in thc South accounts for thc mdden inquiry
for t h s class t f securities, A s on the previous day,
i ouisianas wtre the favorite and were extensively
deaP, in. Pi ices at four o'clock were as follows:
lenncssces, excaupon. G8'.i'GS^;c"o.,new, 66a68J?;
Virginios, ex eoupon, ?4>?t?5}<, do., new, 56&a573*;
Georgia sises, i78^079; do. sevens, 90a00?? ; North
Carolino.s, c-s coupon, G4Ka64,'<; do., now, G2iG2>i;
Missouri ?-?sos. 87"ia88; Louisiana axes, ex coupon,
7Ca71; do., levee sixes, CG)iaG7; flo., ciehts, 75a7G;
Alabama e:ghts, K>a80: do , fives. 61a62; i-'outh Caro?
lina sixes c d, G9a71; d.i., TV. .".<3a66; City Munphis
eixe?. 50a5l Market rampant. '
BILL OF MORTALITY.-Return of deaths with?
in the City of Charleston, for the week enciiug Jau
uary 9,1SG9:
CAUSES OF DEA 1 H.
BLACKS OR
CQLOBED,
Apoplexe.i 1
Bronchitis Senile.!..
Cachixia Syphilide.
Consumption. ..
Convulsion?.
Deficient Vitality, from Pre-!
mature Birth.
Drops*.
Dropsy from Asthma....
Hydrothorax.
Lungs, Emph' sema of...
Pericordiuin, Effusion of.
Pneumonia.
Sarcoma Recurren <.
Teething.
Trismus Nnscentium....
Wont of Vitality.
Total.
1| 31 1| 1|| 6| 3| 6| 3
t
KECAl'ITULATION :
Whites, G ; Blacks aud Colored, 17-Total, 2H.
AG KS :
Under 1 year of age... 10
Between 1 and 5 yrs... 1
Between G and 10 yrs.. 0
f?ctwocn 10 and 20 yrs.. 1
Between 20 and 30 yrs.. 1
Between 30 and 40 j rs.. 0
Between 40 and 30 yrs.. 2
Between GO arid 60 yrs. 3
Between 00aud 70 yrs. 2
Between 70 and 80 yrs. 2
Bctwccu 80 and 90 yrs. 1
Between SOandlOOyts. 0
Over 100 years of agc... 0
CAUSES OF DEATH.
Totals reported for the week
ending January 2.1869....
Certifie / tes tor the lol lo wi np
since received :
Paralysis.
Want of Vitality.
Total.
.fifi
mi
BLACKS OB
COLOBED.
is a
Ililli3
1 4 3 6
Office of City Registrar, January 12,1869. ' ?'?
GEORGE 8. P?L> di. M. D., City Registrar.
BEPOBTEUS' CRUMBS.-Major L. Dubos in
this elly isthe agent and corroepandont of tho two
French papers, "Lc Monde Hlu?tre," published in
Paris, and "Le Nouveau Monde." published in New
York. 'I hey aro both very readable papers.
In consequence of tho continued ilness of Mr.
Baker, Mr. Mi ls, of Kew York, has boen sent for to
complete thc building of tue organ for St Philip's.
- A German drattsman and surveyor needs employ?
ment; ho served in the Au-trian Engineer Corps
See advertisement in THE NEWS.
Cour teaay's Monthly Calendar is very handy and
convenient; it abo wi the hours of mate up and de
1 Ivory, of .the mails, the arrival and departure of tho
rai road trains, and the time of high water.
The ferry boat got aground yesterday, and waa
somewhat delayed lu consequence.
There was considerable real estais put up at auc?
tion yesterday, but as the bidding was no! sufflc'cmV
ly spirited, a great por,ion of it was withdrawn.
Tbe new choir of St. Philip's Church Tiad their
first rehearsal last night.
Campbell, Knox & Co. have made overtures for tho
ttoro on Hau.:-street lately bought by General Gur?
ney tor Northern capitalists, lhoy expect to start
ogaln iu a short while.
Something is the matte.- with thc Tidal Drains.
Tho ongiucs drew mud last Light, although wc un?
derstand they were kept flaoded. Do they need
elcmlnj.'.
The per*inr'tory writ ol Mandamus was serve ! on
tho Actiug Board of Aldermen yca'orday, at 12 M.
It is relurnablo tu Columbia on the 'J-.'ih inst
There wa3 an atten.oon marriage, yo-ter?ay, at St.
Luke's. Wo understand that t v were t'.\e:.tj
ei?htbrUesmaids iu atta-daaeo.
lhere weio numerous auclou siloivestonby, and
all were well at cniitxl by buyers Auctioneering is
becoming a specially iu tho business of this city.
'lhii lidea uill bc very high to-.uor:ow.
Ibo weather yesterday was very airo-.ablo without
groat coats; yet tho almanacs predicted cool, b:au ng
weather.
Somo copios of Monde Bso'jn'a "St. Taui" is want
od. Any j orson boviug copies fo.- sile, or whioh can
bc lent, is roqncstcJ to apply at tba routhwo.-t cor?
ner of Mttilh and Mon gue streots.
Mr. F. R. Hagood nerrowiy escaped b.-lsg burned
to dcat ? in the tiro a Uas.-l-street yasto; dav morn?
ing, having just time to get ont of the room over
thi store in whii-h ho slept.
Tho School Committee ol the Orphan Uouae meet
at four o'oJ.'Ck t -day at tho iusUtuiion.
The commission on p antera' bo?,ds reached tho
ou? hundred and eightieth application yoslc.-Uiy.
Auotbcr masquerade bal1 ii on lb; carpet.
Mr. Thurla: Weed, edit r and propti 1er of the
Now York Com merci il Advertiser, accorujiaicd by
his daughter, arrived herc ia the stcausliip Cham?
pion lost evening.
Mr. Andrew M. ?lore!?nd reports the purchase of
$2180 worth of'city Stock yost-relay at fitly cen ta
Isnotleaviug a light burning in rt place of bvsi
acss at night a questiontbl? preeaulionar measure,
for thc reason that, as in tho kt.- oise, H ma that is
just breaking out and could bo subdue 1 may be
taken for thc reflection of tho night li,' it?
Tue St. Cecilia s'oe-ioty give a ball io-ai irrow
night at thc South Carolua Hall, MeeUng-siroot.
Subscriptions duo tho Dina Kidgo Railroad sra te
bo paid ovo." to Colono'. J B. li. Slom. Brown's
wharf, at once, to secure ihe n?o.-:k perol,.ved, ou
which instalments -ro callol for.
Thercoelpieof tho harboriniyter Io: Dccombor,
1888. we e 307 93.
The city sberilf, hst month, ca kelci fur tho city
$1751.
Tho Woudo Mining ar.d .Mauuicitzriaj Company
complain oft e oundi'ion if Couo rd street.
The prlc3 of a liqaor iic-jase lu i'harias'on lor ono
year was fixed by COULCU last ulg'at at $1011.
The muck talked of Po.ie-b.ll \r.u defeirad by
Council last night to tho nuxt regular trcotlng.
Mr. H. M. Haig has bu? n admitted a par uer in thc
fancy go.di house of Messrs. J. S. Fairly & Co.,
Hoyne-etreet.
The additional lax on reit estate of half per cent,
was j.aised with the Tax blt last ni .-ht.
The Past Master of Franklin Lodge, No 96, will
deliver a lecture to-night befoie tho fraternity, at
Masonic Hall.
THE THEATEE.-Tho sensational drama,
"After Dark," was rendered in most excellent style
hst night. The acting generally was better tban
the "Gilberts" have dono since thc advent of the
troupe. Mr. Sutton eclipsed himself. Several new
scenes added much to die play. -Of course. Mr. and
Mrs. Watkins were, as usual, thc bright stars amid
the firmament ot obscurer lights, and centred tho
attention of the audience upon themselves. To-night
that powerful drama, "Iho Pioneer Patiiot; or, the
Maid of the War Path." will bo givon. This drama
was played over oue thousand timos irr Europe by
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, and everywhere met with
extraordinary s-ucc BS.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.-The follow?
ing is thc reply sent bv Dr. Hicas, ya terday, to the
formal call Riven bim by the Vestry of Dr. {Jack?
man's Church : ,
CHARLESTON, F. C , January 12,18C9.
To Messrs. Jas. H. Murrell. B. G. chisolm, Henry
Cobla and J. F. Picken, committee ic behalf of the
Vestry of St. Jocn's English Luther m c hurch :
Brethren: Grace and pe. ce from God, our Father,
and from'the Lord -;esus Christ. Your lett- r of the
8th inst., expressing your kind feelings towards me,
aud tendering mo tho position uf associate minister
to the reverend end beloved John B.ichman, D.D.,
is before mo. I om profoundly movod by the proof
of confidence and affection upon tho part of so largo
and iufiusntial a portion of tels community, leia
in mv heatt lo accept your proposal, aud it shall bo
my endeavor to meet your Christian wishes. Heart?
ily reciprocating your good willatnd friendship, and
humbly uniting with you in imploring the blessing
of Almighty God upsn us and u? on all the Israel of |
God, and lookin'g to Him, tlirougti tho Lord Josue
Christ, for guidance and success, I beg to subsctibe
myself your servant for Chris's sake, in the bonds
of a peaceful gospel,
WILLIAM W. HIOKS.
CLUBS AND STARS.-The following caBos were
docketed yesterday at the Guardhouse:
Charles Kennedy, colored, lodged for having old
iron iu bi* possession, supposed to bo stolen, and
secreting himself in the doorway of the American
Hotel. Released.
Henry Lewis, colored, lodged subject to Chiof of |
Tolicc's order.
L. Alexander, while, reported for having money in
his possession heimging ta Johu illalone,colored,and
refusing to refund.
J-:cob Mooro, colored, lodged for stealing cotton
from drays ou fast BOT.
Wm. Hasel, colored, lo.'ged for being drunk aud
disorderly, and trespassing oa fie promisis of Mr.
F. Wchmm's slore, corner hast Bay and Laurens
street.
Two storekeepers were reported for soiling liquor
without a license.
Charles Broun, colored, lodccd for assault and bat?
tery on James Harrington, wuite, on Adgei's Wharf,
yesterday.
PEESENIAIOX OF A TESTIMONIAL ro Da. C.
DAVtoA.-lhere was a full attendance last night at
the Bebrew Hall in Broad-street of tho mc-mbors of
thc Hebrew Orphan and Hebrew Benevolent Socio
lies to witness a presentation uf a handsome- tcstimo"
nial to Dr. C. Daveta, as an expression of their ap?
preciation of bis past services and regret at bis de?
parture. Dr. Davega is very popular among the
Israelites, aud has earned tho regard of tho soeioties
mentioned by gratuitous professional services to
their beneficiaries during a period of sixteen years.
Tho testimonial consisted of a handsome gold-headed
can:, and a magnificent silvor pitcher and goblets
to mitch. Ihe articles boro tho following inscrip?
tion: "Presented to Dr. Columbus Davega by his
frionds in appreciation of his services to the poor of
the Hebrew Orphan and Hebrew Benevolent Booie
lies of this city." Tho testimonial, with tho accom?
panying complimentary resolutions, was presented
to Dr. 1 a vrga by Dr. 1'. Melvin Cohen in a nett and
appropriate adda's, which was responded to by Dr.
Davoga in a few graceful words of thanks.
Dr. Davega will leave for Now Kork on Sunday
next.
BUSINESS N'OTICES.
ALL PHYSICIANS (wherever it bas been tried)
recommends "Hood's .' orercign Balm" for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmi, Whooping Cough, kc. It can bo
found commie at Dowlc k Moise's Drug Store, cor*
ner of Meeting and Hasel street*.
January 13 wfmC
RICHARD HCHUNNY li avro? been burnt ont at
the fire yesterday morning, saved bis hones and car?
riages, and can be found for thc protcnt at the Milla
Honse atables.
CHOICE GBEEN AND BLACK TEAS, $1 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered froe.
LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys
tors in every style. Mince pies, frtah daily. Hot cof?
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
^mancini.
GOLD, SILVER,
BANK NpTEP, COUPONS, STOCKS AND
BONDS, bought and sold at current market
rates by J. H. WILSON,
January 1 fmwC No. 5 Broad .--reet
EXCHANGE FOR SALE.
CHECKS ON NEW YORK
BA LUM ORE.
DRAFISON ENGLAND
IRELAND
PAMS and
BERLIN.
Fur sale in sums lo suit, by
J. H. WILSON.
January 1 finwG No. 6 Broad street.
CHECKS UN KEW I01?K.
IN CURRENCY OR GOLD.
LESESNE & WELLS,
Ko. 19 Ult<?AU-SX??E3T.
Deccmbo ? M Imo
Stitts ann /tnistjiag ?aol's.
~~ SCOTT'S
SHIET EMPORIUM.
RECEI/SD
A fi M W Sb PPbY O F
THE
CELEBRATED
S T -A_ 3=1
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
Which oro ofLii'?J for 6alo at
THIC LOWKST CASH PHICKS I
E. SCOTT,
PI EtiTlSC-STREBT,
OPP03ITB TUB MARKET HALL.
Jiuuary 'J Ciuoii
JAMES KNOX.jons otu
K OX & Ut LL,
CUTT (I H P A O 1' O ll tl
AMS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 125 SMITHS WHAR?. BALTTMORS,
Co ns igumcn to of COTTON, RICK, tc, respect?
fully solicited, and liberal advance* ma dr thereon,
Orders for (IOR.N cad BACON promptly executed
with caro and attention.
April 27 limos'
Quirns (Ser?s.
A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES
J? this mrthod of informing his friends and pa?
iro:? that he is for the preseat located at the MfLLS
HOUSE STABLE-:, Chalmers-stteet, where ho will
bc glad to servo them.
January 13 3 RICHARD MoHUNNY.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY
latona Beak at No. ll BBOAD-STRKRT ior
Ihe purpose ot engadine in a GENKBAL BROKER.
AGE BUSINESS. Ge will Buy and sell on commis?
sion Real Eiitate, Stock", Bonds, Cou ?ns. Gold, Sil?
ver and Bank Bills. 1B prepared to mike liberal ad?
vances on securities entraped to bim for sale.
GEO. D. CONNOR.
Charleston, S. C., January 12.1809.
January 12 C
S
HAVING ANO HAIRCUTTING,
BY
W. E. MARSHALL,
AT THE
?ROAD-STREET DARDER SALOON,
No. 81 (UP STALES).
December 8
DENTIST.
ROOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COR?
NER Ol' MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS.
November 20 fmwSmos
(T
TTO SO ft N T AU,
DYER AND SCOURER,
141 Alaric L t-s tree t, between Kiny and
Archdalc-strcets.
GENTS' COATS, VES1S, PANTS AND HATS
Dyed. Cleaned and Pressed.
November 12 wfm3mos
M
EDICAL CA UH.
DR. T. RKENSTJERNA HAS HIS OFFICE AT
No. 74 BASEL-STREET, three doors from the Post
office.
N. B.-Special attention given to DISEASES OF
1HE GENITAL ORGANS, of both sescj.
December 12 sw imo
?jp JH. TREN H OLM.
No. 1 BROAD-STREET,
OH ABLE .-TON, S. 0.,
MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER
IN
south Carolina Native Bone Phosphate,
January ll Sinos
J T. HUMPHREYS,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS-\
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, SE?
CURITIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
NO. H UROAD-STRKliT,
CHARLESTON, b. 0.
BEFZUENOES.
Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq.,
Gene roi JAMES CONNER, T. B. WAKING, Esq.
OctoW 1_
JOHN D. AliEXANUER,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTAS y PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT.
Ko. IG ?road-street.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BUSINESS IN AD
JESTING ACCOUNTS of Merohnnta and others,
and in WETTING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS,
eltbrr ld part or whole, kc. January 0
gOUTHERN STE IV CIL MANUFACTORY
E. H. RODGERS,
MANUFAC1URER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN STENCIL STOCK AND DIES, Steel Letters and
Stomps. Chocks and Tags, Brass and German Silver
K*y Rings, Chains, ic.
Marking Inks by tho gallon or barrel.
Agent for Hill's Patent Hand StampB, Seal Presses,
Branding Irons, Atc.
No. 129 EAST BAY-3TBEET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Si- Call and examine specimens.
January 8 6mos
/a nc i) (toils.
REAS THIS !
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STO0K
Ol'
PER F.U M E R I E S
AND
TOILET ARTICLES
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, COMPRIS
LNG ARTICLES MADE BY
LUBIN, RI HENEL, COUDRAY, CLEAVER,
SOCIETE HYGIENIQUE, FARINA,
EDE, AND OTHERS.
Together with a fuU assortment of
Tooth, Hair .md Nail Brushes,
COMB?, *
ALL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, IM?
PORTED DIRECT, AND FOR SALE AT
PRICES TO SUn THE
TIMES.
Tho ladloi are rupootfuLy invited to oall oodox
amiac before purchaaing elsewhere
C. P. PANK KIN.
CHSULST A ND A I O TUECA R T,
Ko. IBB niccsiiig-atreM,
tovouibcr 13 fraw?moa Char'os'ou. 8. C.
GB HAT ATTiMC'UOiN
AT
FURCHGOTT & BROS.
WHO'-ES ALE AXD RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE!
CORN EU KINO AND CALHOUN STREETS.
WE BEG 10 INFOR M ''I HB L \DIES AND OUR
Customers ia gousrd. that we havojuatro
cu'.ved (lu ndJii on te our usu*! stock of DomIO
.iud FANCY GO ti S|, u new supply suiUiblo for the
present season.
ooNsurrrxa or:
CLOAKS OBY QOOiJa, POPLINS, Ac, at reduced
p ri cos
H a\y B?inor.tl Shiite ot?l 13
Very choice ur.ie.0 BU-lt -ilk $1 80, worth $1 50
Ludiea' super .Ueiiuo Vesta o- ly Si
A lot o? Bao limo to vu a wa oh will Lo sold less
ib m ci sL
l.r>0 dbscu ?UOP ^KlR IS, CO In Oda
:!u d.'Zea Gti.iEVltVE aoui' r-KI.tTS an olegant
article, 8Je. o .ly
Ottci li iiscr'a oeleorated Frcnob CORSET, fl 00
aud upward
A fu 1 aud B'Wiplrte assortment cf Go. min an 1 Eng
?i?? HO-T..i;?.fr..m 1 j$up i
A Une a irortincnt ol' La.iiOa' add . hlldroa'o Sil?c. Rer
liu Clo h aud Linio CuV-ia. e.cga..l deal ;us.
ALSO,
A gool BPlecOonot
BLANKETS, COMPORTS QUILT3
FLANNELS, CAS?DI?RES
TABLE DAMASKS, &c,
At tho lowost figures.
Wc would also notify nur patrons that w* have ar
ransed ??: separate department m our Store exclu?
sively for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. TRUNKS &c.
SGT ENTRANOS ON (Jiu 30UN-STBEET,
FUROHOOTT <V BROS.,
No. 137 KING-STREET,
December IA Sm?
_ ^ JUrii0it S?lts.
Boots, Shoes, Balmorals, Gaiters, B'roganst
ff?,
BY N. HUNT & SON,
THIS DAT. the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock, in our
Salo srcom, No. 142 Meebng-street, we wid pell for
cash;
100 cases BOOTS, 8BOES, Browns, Gsite rs, Bal.
mor als. ko., kc , our usual sr/erd d a?-o trr.-nt all
fresh and desirable goods, to which we invite ibo at
te nt ion of buyers. January 13
Mules, Houcs, Carts and Family Carriage at
Auction.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY.
At 10 o'clock, TO-DAS*, at No. 29 Broad-street, sign
of Red Post and Flag.
MD Li B-AND HORfcES leceivcd up te hour of
sale. * January 13
Cne Large Draft Horse, three Males, at Auc?
tion; also, a lot of Gold and Silver Watch?
es and Jewelry,
BY B> M. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAYr at half-post 10 o'clock, at No. 33 Broad
street. January 13
Work Horses, Bread Carts, Sets Cart Har?
ness, Bread Fans, ??c.
BY HOLM?tS & MACBETH,
Auctioneers, No. 30 Broad-street.
Will be sold IBIS DAY. January 13tb, in front \
ot our efflce, at ll o'clock,
5 BREAD CARTS
2 sets Cart Ear:.ess
1 McClellan Saddle
1 lot Bread Pans
_2 Wort Horses._January 13
W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Under and by virtue of a Decree of iho Court of
Equity for Charleston Countv, I will sell, at Public
Auotion, on WEDNESDAY, the 20lh day of Janu?
ary instant, at ll o'clock, on thc premises, No. 17
Broad-s ti cet,
ALL THE STOCK IN TRADE AND FIXTURES OF
A WELL APPOINTED DRUG STORE,
CONSISTO?! ni FAUT OP:
TRUGS, MEDICINES*. Perfumery. Fancy Articles.
Bottles, Jars, Cosmetics, Counters, Scales, surgical j
Instruments, and all tbe necessary Founts for manu?
facturing Sodawater. Also, the Good Wfli of the
establishment. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver ot Dawcon k Blackman.
Terms of sale cash. ws3 January 12
W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Court of
Equity for Charleston County, I will sell, at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of February
prox., at ll o'clock, at the Old Customhouse,
All Biot LOT OF LAND with tho thrco story Brick
Store and outbnilaings thereon, situate on the south
Fide of Broad-street, corner of Gadsden's Alley,
known as the No. 17, measuring and containing in
front on Broad-street twenty-seven feet six inohes
(27 tt C io.), and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety
three iect six inches (93 tt. G in.), be the said dimen?
sions more or less; tutting and bounding to tho
north on Broad-treet, cast ou lands now or late of
-, south on lands now ( r lato of -, and west on
Gadsden's Alley.
Terms-Cue-third cash; balance bi one and two
years, secured by bond-? of the purcbaaer, bearing
Interest at seven per cent per annum, payable semi
anne o ly, securod by mortgage of the premises;
buildings to be insured and the pobcy ass gned.
Purchaser to par for popers and tor Btami*.
JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver of DAWSON k BLACKMAN.
January 13 ws7
Irokers.
QlAMl'KL C. BLACK,
STOCK AND BEAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. J?8 Broad.street,
Charleston, S. C.
Transactions made at auction rr private sale.
January 1 _Imo
JJ H. Del, E O tV,
BROKER,
Charleston, H. C.
WILL BUT AMD SILL ON OOMJIiSSlOK,
REAL ESTATE, 8TO0ES, BONDS, COUPONS,
GOLD, SILVER, BANK BILLS AND
EXCHANGE.
Januury 1 _Imo
JJOLB1ES dc MACBETH,
No. 36 Broad-street,
Charleston, b. C.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE ,
AND
G IC IVE KAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will atttend to Renting and Collecting of Rents
and purchase and sa'e ol' b tocks, Bonds, Gold, ,
Silver and Beal Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase of Goods and Supplies for parties
in the country upon reasonable terms.
GKOBOZ L. HOLMES.ALBXANDZB MACBETH.
Jauu ry 1 . __ lyr
W.
Y. l.hlK H & H.. S. BRUNS,
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE
BHOKEHS, AUCTIONEERS
AND
COMMISSION ME?CHAN IS,
No. 35 Broad-street,
Charleston, S. C.
January 1 Imo
J DEATIUK FOKD,
BROKER, No. 49 BROAD-STEEET,
BUTS AND SELLS BEAL ESTATE AND PUB?
LIC AND PRIVATE BuNilS, fctoolta and Securi?
ties, of all kinds. Also, negotiate) Loans on Real
Estato snd Slock CoLa tends.
January 2 DAO Imo
J^O WI?DKS di GK! MB A LL,
Ko. ?'i JUroxd-atreat,
BUY AND Sr,LR OH COMMISSION,
EEALEsTA'iB,
BOND?,
STOCEH,
kc, ftc.,&o.
Bontfng of Houses attended to.
T-PlNCKNKX LOWXUBS.l'.?llKLEY G ttl MBA LL.
January 1 Ima
J ll . W I LS ON.
No. 5 Brood-street,
GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOIES, CO?TONS,
STOCKS ANO BOM OS,
Eought and Sold at MarUot Bat?s. Cheeks on
NosvYurkaaJ BJIimorc, and Drafts on England.
I roland, Pans and Bor.in.
January! Imo
/rrtilijrrs.
WANDO FKRTILIZER.
THE- WANDO MIKING Al'.D MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to tho Planters and Tanners of tho
South their rcrli'izer. known as the "WANDO FER?
TILIZER." which tho experience or the past season
has proved to be one of tho most valnablo in our
market. It has for its basa tho materials from the
Phosphate beds ot tho Company on Ashle> River,
and is prepared at their works at tho EAST END OF
EASE?--S TBEET in this city. In order to guaran IM
ils uniformity and maintain its high standard, tho
omi any has modo arrangements v i .b. the distin?
gu?- h cd Chemist, Dr. c. V. SHIPARD r" who
carefully analyzes all the ammoniacal an;1 other ma?
terial purchased by tho Company, and the prepared
Fertliiior, before bo n? rfletcd for salo. The Com?
pany is lesolved to muko aa article which wUI pravo
to be a "Completo Manure," and give entire siUa
faction.
For terms, circulars, and otbet information, apply
to WM. C. DUKBfl k OO., Agents,
No. 1 MOu h Atlantic Wharf.
January 4 mwi 3moa
jirtioi Stoics.
One fTorA; /Tor? and .two Buggies and ITar
" ness. ? *
BY J. FRASER MATHE WES.
Will be sold at my Office THIS DAY, at ll o'clock.
. Terms cash.._Januar j 13 >
Estate Sal? of Furniture, Mirror, Melodeon; ire.
BY J. 'FRASER MATHEW^!
Will be sold THIS DAY, at ll o/clock, at my Offipo,
Ho. 66 Broad-street, ;
A LOT OF PURMTUBF. eic,, belonging to an Estate,
COXSXBXZHO or;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT WABDBOBE3, Bu?
reaus, Card Jab?es, Marble Top Tablea. Bed.
steads, Settees, i bairs
1 Handsome Mitror
1 Large Extension Dming Tallo
1 Fine Melodeon, kc , ?cc > -
Terms casu._Jan nary 13
Peremptory Sale-Direct Importation by Rob'
?rt Mure $ Co. and D. G. Wilkins $ Co.,
of Sherry and Pori Wine, Gin and Ale.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auctioneer.
Will bo sold on TUESDAY, tho 10th instant, at my
Office. No. 56 Brosd-street, at ll o'clock, to tbs
?Jglhst bidder, tee tallowing, imported direct, aa
abdvo.
33 casks SHERRY WISE, imported 1867
27 casas Port Wine, imported 1897
10. casks Old Tom Gin, imp?t tod 1866
1 case sisorted and 1 case Dantzic Cordial
50 casku Bernard's Edinburgh Ale, in pints, glass
and stone bottles.
Terms-All sums under $500, cath; over $500,
thirty days, approved city acceptances.
a^-Aogusta Constitutionalist ?Ul Insert twice, and
sena bill to J. Fraser Math ewes. January 13
Horses, Mules, One Fine Buggy, Two Drays,
with Harness in good order, and other Ve?
hicle!; also, Furniture, consisting of Fine
Bedroom Set, several Carpets, French Plat*
Mirrors, Sideboards, Bedsteads, Bedding;
Tables, ??c., at Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
THIS DAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock, at
his salesroom, No. 31 Broad-street, .
January 13 . . .
Desirable Family Residence and Large Lot.
WM. McKAY, Auctioneer,
WiU sell on FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at II o'clock,
at the Ola VostolBoo, -
The three.and,a hall story DWELLING, Brick
Basement, Known as No. 7 Thomas^treet,'contain?
ing elx square rooms, two attic?, two drosaio? rooms
and pantry, two story Idtcben and necessary out?
buildings. Lot mens ares on Thomas-street 77 feet
6 inches, back Une 100 feet, and on -sooth -line" ITS
leet. ?
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one and twp
years, secured as usu il. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. _ . January 13 .
' Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad arid
Cfvurch streets.
WM. McKAY, Auctioneer,;
WUl sell on FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at Wold
Po'stoffloe, Kroad-street, at ll o'clock,
Tha- DBSIBABLE, CO ?NEB til ?B t?, corner
of Bro-d and Church etreobs.
ALSO, .......
7he TWO ADJOINING sT >RE3 on Broad .street,
meomripg on Broad-street sixty-one (61) feet,, more
or lesa, and on Church thirty-eight (38) tost, moro or
less. The abo ve property to be sold together, r
'lerms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
yeats in equal annual instalments, secured by b md
and mortgage, with interest from day of-sale at seven
per cent. Buildings to bs insured and policy as?
signed. Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for papera
andstao-ps. mwfSthfS Jahuaty*'.
fflnrttonte^8, fzinit goles.
Desirable Residence, No. 21 Legare-street, for
Rent.
BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON.
Will bo rented, that desirable HOUSE, No. QI Le?
gar e-at; cet, containing some eight rooms, commo?
dious outb?uidmcs, i c.
For particulars apply aa above, at our office,
January ll ] mws3 No 58 BAST BAY..
Residence on South Bay-street. ? .
BY L?U?S D. DeSAUSSUBE.
At Private Sale- <.;?,'..
The three-3toir WOODEN RESIDENCE, No. 35
South Bjy (Ofth west of Klng-atrost), containing six
upright aad one dressing room, double piazzas,on?
brick basement, and attaotiod a brick addition, with
kitchen, wach room and servants' apartments, ie,
Lo t measures 50 feet front by 16" feet deep. This is ?
very ecol situation, and commands a fine view of the
??tor..
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND on Lamboll-street, adjoining
the ab ive on tba north, with .two two-atory Wooden
Baildings thereon. Lot 50 feet front by 16? feet
deep. 1 - . ? '
Apply as above, at No. 23 BROAD-STltEFT.
January 8 _ . Inw3,,
BY J. FRASER MATHEWESi
Real Estarte Ape nt, Mo. tie Broad-atrce t.
For sale and Lease- ... ,
PHOSPHATE.LANDS ora superior quality,-on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
I TIGS and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS in
all parts'of the State. .'
CITY PROPERTY of every description, :i a/JJ
November3. '? ?.. . 3ooi.
j^jrisS H. A. 31CRTLAS?,
FALL A-'D fflNTKR MILLI NH iii'.
ALSO,
DRESS AND CLUAE BIAKJNG
ATTENDED TO.
October 21 wfm 3mos
plank poohs, printing, ptn&iirg.
M ? N U F A C T O RY.
FL.NNEBOOK? OF A:.L DiiSCBIPlIONS MADS
lo order, with any st' lo of Binding or pattern of Rui?
ng, ot best material und workmanship.
BOOK-BINDING.
MAQ'ZrNBS, PERIOtil'JALS, MBSI'J, NEW3
P?P2C8| DIblcs, Prayer Books, &o., Bound in any
style, nui neatly LclUreJ with name.
Lithographing andj ib PriatiDg.
JOB PRINTING-Cards, Letter, Note and Bill
Heads, Cuculars, Dray Eeoolpts, Pamphlets, Lc, in
first-rate style a?d at low prices.
STATIONERY.
Ali varieties of LAW, OFFICE AND FANCY STA?
TIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS.
A largo assortment of our own and of the best
North ri: minutaaturern, cou? tautly on ha o J. "
NOTICE-We aro offwln? our surplus stock of
Check Books, Bani. Books, Railroad and Vessel Be
ceipt Book?. O Hton Weight and Shipping Books, at
greatly redaeed prioes.
TIME BOOK-? for Fiante s, Mechanics and Busi?
ness Mon R6iicrully imonthly and weekly), a great
variety ot forms.
UAH Efts' li lin. AD BOOKS, Linding and Dockago
Books, Magistrates' Dockets, Hot"! Registers. Atc.
TO AYE ALE lt 8.
Davin : a large surplus of BLANK BOOS-', of all
styles of binding, the trade will be supplied for a
limited time at a great reduo?on on New York coat.
At COURTENAY'S!,
December ll fmwlmo No. 0 BROAD-SIRBET.
TT OU RD RAY & CO.,
3 A8H, BLIND AND DOOB MANUFACTURE BS
Nts i PBTTCHARD-STBSBT,
(0PFO3TTE TATLon's W?CTTTWII suer).
SASHES, GLAZED ANS UNGLtZED, ALWAYS
on hand. Odd Sixes made at the a bebtest notice,
and at the lowest tarais.
L. E. CORDBAY,.a TROBOH?.
January 5 tuUisimo