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Assignee's Sale.
BY HUTSGN LEE. Auctioneer.

BY vrtuo of an oder to me directed by the Hon.
George S. Bryan, Judge OF the United Stites Court
for the District of South Carolina will be sold at
public ouicry on TUESDAY, the l6th day Of Feb
ruary next, ut IL O'Clock a. NJ st the Old Custom
Iouse,
Il, that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. with
the two-stocy Wooden building and Uutbuildtngs
thereon. situate lying and being on the west side Of
Ashley River, between Bee aud Cannon streets and
known as No. 10; measuring and containing in front
on Ashleystreet sixti seven ut six inches 87 o. on
back west inc seventysi1 feet (76, on tho south
and north lines one hundred and sixty Ave 165l feet
be the same more or less; buthng and bounding to
the north on lands of q. Holland, to the east on
Ashley street, TO the south on lands of Mark z.
Cohen, and 10 the west on lands now or late of W. T.
Sanders.
All that TOWN LOT .IR PARCEL OF LAND.
situated on the north side Of ca houn-ssreet one
door west Of smith-street. immedla oily upon Ben.
Detts NJ Pond; measuring and containing In front
Ca houn-street (GQl sky feet, on back or north
hundr. and 6ftr.si1 feet and on west line (l60)
one hundred and sixty feet, be the same more or
less; butt n9 and bounding to the north and west
late OF James poyns, and to the south on Calhoun
street as per plat on record In Plat Book ga, No.
in Mesne Conveyance Office for Char cston District.
1elms-0ne half cash; balance In one year, soeur-
ed by ond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as
signel Purchaser to pay assignee for all necessary
papers and stamps j. D. BISSELL Assignee.
Janusry29 fmw8tu1
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TIE STATE CoU RT.-The Hon. R. B. Carpeu-
ter opened the court at 10 O'Clock The Judge stated
that the hour for opening the court hereait would
be half past O'Clock, and that one hour would b,
devoted to civil business. james Ferguson was dis
charged, the jury finding no bill in the indie ment
for la rceny against him. Maxwell Fields, co"red,
indicted for larceny, defended by Colonel r. W. sey-
mour, was found not guilty Elias Perry, colored,
arraigned for larceny. defended by John A. Ao:oso,
Esq, was found not guilty. but held on another in
dicment. Isaac Jelvy, colored, tried for larceny,
and defended by Vim. DeSaussure. Esq, was
fou nd guilty OF petty larceny. John Oliver, colorcd'
arraigned for larceny, defended by A. CT Magrath.
Jr., Esq., was found guilty but recommended TO mer-
cy. The grand jury returned mo bil on the second
indie. ment against James J. Reeves, white, for
murder, and, IN motion, tho prisoner was dischar-
ged. They returned "tru, BILL" Ii lumber OF
larceny cases.
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CLUBS AND srAns.--rhe following cases "

CLUBS AND STARs.--fhe following cases will
be brought up before the Mayor this morning:
James Kelly, white, creating q disturbance on
saturday, in the store of Jno. Cook & Co., King
street, and trying TO shoot policeman.
VIM. Richardson, co!ored, for selling fowls on the
street without license.
Patrick Donag IN white. for being under the in
duence Of liquor and acting disordery on tn. street.
John Brown, co.ored, for loteriug at the head Of
the marke. ard refusing to loave when ordered Of.
Rosetta Gcronon white, for using OF scene Ian
gulse at the corner o: state and Chalmers streets
Henry Jones, white lying down drunk on Broad
street.
Aaron Piolcau and Cyrus Fraser. colored, for
stealing pigeons.
John Smith, white. drunk and unable to take care
OF himself in Church street.
storekeeper on Kiag-st-cet for keeping open after
IL O'Clock S.turd W night
. A fruitere7 for putting out garbage at O'Clock
A. 81.
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
Assignees Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, Aueti0neer.

The undersigned will cell at public outcry on the
10th day ofFEBRUARY mex. at II O'Clock A NJ,
at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, PIRoE, OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate,
lying and being on the east side Of cominR-sreet,
City OF Charleston. being the next lot TO George
street. measuring and containing In 'front.' on Coming
street thirty.oDe ISL feet and In depth ninetyve
(95 feet nine (9 inches, be the same more or less;
butting and bounding the north on lands formerly
Of estate OF James Sheppard to the east on lands Of
=. to the south on lands Of. and to the west
on Coming street; said lot being part OF the real
estate Of James sheppard deceased, and sold by his
executors, under and by virtue of his last will and
testament
All that LOT OF LAND on the east side Of Com.
ing.street City OF Charleston. and known as No. 48
forty-eght). measuring and containing 10 front on
Coming street thirty t36) feet more or less, and In
less buttng and bounding to the north on lands Of
-; to the south on lands of -. formerly OF Mrs.
Windeor; to the east on land now or late Of John
Barr Eeq:. and to The west on Comms.street AL Of
which will moro fully appear upon record In the
Mesne osice, Book R, No II. page sos.
ALSO.
AL that LOT, PIECE OK PARCEL OF LAND,
being situate, lying and being on the east side of
Corning.sreet, in the city of Charleston. measuring
and containing in Trent on Coming street thirtytwo
1927 feet SIX 6 inches, be the game more or less, and
in depth ninetyfve s5 feet six 49, iuches be the
same more or less; buttnR and bounding north on
lands Of - to the south ON lands lRte Of estate Of
james Sheppard now Of Gabriel Davis, and 10 tho
west ComingstrPet; said lot being part Of the
real estate OF James Sheppard. deceased: and sold
under and by virtue Of his lost will and testament
by his executors.
ALSO,
All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story wooden building AMI the out
buildings thereon, being situate and lying ON tho
north ride OF BulLstree in the City Of Charleston,
and known as No. %, measuring and containing in
front on Bullstreet thirty one (3ll feet, more or
less and In depth from north to south. one hundred
and forty one (l41) feet, more or less; buttng and
bounding north lands OF Peter Aasei to the east
on iauds Of g. T. whitman, TO the south on Bull
street, and to the west on lands OF T. A. Wilbur.
Terms-One.third cash; balance In one aud two
years, secured by bond OF the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises; buildings to bs insured and
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for oil neces-
.ary papcts and stamps. ". E MIKELL,
Assignee of Gabrla Davis.
January 81 tbm8 tn1
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SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE FIRST BAPTIST
CItgRoH.-Jho regular quarterly exercises of the
First Baptist Church Sabbath School took place
yesterday afternoon in the church. They wero con-
dacted oy the Rev W. H. Williams, pastor, assisted
BY Superintendent Paltrey. There was good at
tendance on the pa,t of the scholars, who sang
char-ninsly- several carefully selected hymns The
pastor enchained the attention of the children With
many very interesting religious anecdotes. Tho
superintendent read his 1ep7rt, which was very
gratifying showing an ncreas, OF nineteen scholars
and one teacher. Tho school now contains one
hundred and twenty-five scholars. seventeen teach
ers and two officers. total If one hundred and
forty-one. Aftar-a distribution Of priz.s few re-
marks by tho superintendent and collation. the
ercises closed
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT. - Mr..
Morris Selgman, q coparner IN the house of George
A. aoplcy Co., of this city, died yesterday morn
ing at four O'CLOCK in the 61st year OF his nge Mr..
selisman was native of Hamburl. Germany, and
came to this country in 1850, to fill the position OF
chief cerk in the house with which he became co.,
nected in 1857. He was man of sterling business
qualities, and comprehensive intellect. In recogni-
tiop of his probiy and capacity the Belgian Govern
ment made him its representative in this city, aud
for long period he satisfactorily discharged the du
ties o. Consul
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Our FARMs.-With the steady enlargement
of our means of communication with the cites OF
the North where articles Of fo,d If not very hi,h,
meet good dem md, the lands in this vicinity
should become of great value. The caracity of OR
soil to produce variety, and ct which will
render them very desirable thete, must .acure them
u market at very une;aiives rates. Our i.1rus
or Charleston ncek arc greatly improving by tho
skilful application of labor, and many Of them are
being cultivated in the most superior manner. pro-
ducing growsh equal to any in the word We
have lately seen caouascs and turnips. the produce
of The fam of Mr. George Martin near the forks of
the road, which would 10 credit to any lard. This
gentleman is a. Old cou try farmer, and under
stands the management o lis lard.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS February and T.
Parilion Rofel-J j Netties, Williamsburg; c ia
cob, Forid. Gentry. Augusta; u Palmer.
N. D. Col umbia; NJ L Linn and wife, New jersey;
| Britain. North Carolina; NJ Buskirk. New
York; John Porter, Adams Run; ] Roberts,
New York; a alson, city; Julian seIby. Colum-
bia; Sw Dewitt, Clarendon; o Darean, 3 {;
" Blamnrd, II Bullock, NcDoanall New
York; Il sworLes. Now jersey; John Pow H.,
Maryland; John Nan,ey, Georgia; j G Babcock.
New Jersey; II Shumlkcr, b LsviEk. New iors;
Bernard, Ecw Jersc II Weldon. G Hodge. II
Rodgers, z Dickerson john Smith, New York;
C f willett New Jersey; Charley William s, New
York; M C.owcll, spal hawk. steamship Masnc-
lia.
Charleston Hotel.-R Douglass augusta, Ga; John
Wilson, wadmalaw; Eenry Hobart, Massarhu-
sets; George wlchett, North Carolina; DR. Miles
and lady, Columbia; james P Cumming, j Gar
vey Kmball. mes Kearns, James O Maley,
a Kelly, John Gallagher, James Lewis, NeT York:
James Srodsrass, Indiana; William Sampson.
North Carolina; Mrs S Har,wel, New Jersey; DR.
and Mrs Brtll and two friends, Connecticut; c
Comstock and wife, Michigan; Mcfarland. Rhode
Island; vosc and Fl Manning and wife, New
York; Kohn, Virginia; D Brown, H Cook, Levi
Howes, and Z Dennis, New York; Captain Horscy.
steam .Lip Falcon; W II Levy. h NJ Levy, and John
Jenkins, Augusta; " Nance anil W Wiskc-
man, South Carolina: Il E Reeves, Gorth Carolina; i;
C Ielacd, Miss Leland, DR. j S Krox. Mount
Pie asant; Geo Hughes ard wife. Miss hughes, Bos.
ton; Sales, Mis- Sales. Massachusetts;
Cormier. .Slw York; J Judik. Maryland; W H En-
gle, Penieylr ania John Leitchworth, Philadelphia;
Buchanan, New York; Wilson, Beaufort; H
ckinson, Misses Dickinson, F " Miller. New
Y ork; Geo. Everett, Poston John Rec and vile,
Camden E Wicks, New York; Campbell, G S
Douglass, Manning, S C; ] + wi,hers and wife.
New York; " Gl-nn and wife. Philadelphia; John
Wilson aud wife. Massachusetts,; Jno Hunter, New
York; E W Wills. Chcraw; " A Lippincott Atkin-
son, Philadelphia; A Hermann, Wheeler, F W
Williams. New York; D a Smith. Baltimore;
B " Jacob, Mount Pleasant; " L Humphreys,
Philadelphia; r Mofitt, New YORK; L Anson, It.
LOUIS; NJ Moses, G Richardson, 81 C Moses E W
NJ oscs, Sumter; Neal, Augusta; schuyler, G
Mott, llls New York; G Beltarsy, North Caro-
lima; G Jaeger, C NJ Muller. Laurcns; Smith,
U. S. Army; Jlmes Quinr. New York; Tm Quincy,
City; John Openheim. New York; Woodruff,
New Orleans; C 81 Rodgers, Trudalc, New York /;
s Langley, Warrington; John Waters. New
York; o N Snow, Maine; c C Colt, Boston; III
Suthan, ST. Andrews.
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How TO DsEss HANDSOMELY, But CHEAPLY.
This is tee Freat problem of many peoples lives and
it is seldom indeed that they able 10 fnl SO sim.
p,e yet so complete solution as was given by Miss
Sals Brown to an inquistive friend. 'salie." said
her friend, "Hoc DO you dress so we'll My pa makes
twice as much money as yours, and can't afford it.
'Afford ii Nonseussl" replied Miss sallie. "i buy
all my things from McLoy Rice, and make them
up myself" Miss Rothsch;ld could dress more tx
travaeantly, but not more elegantly than saline
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Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale, By
order Of The United States Court.
BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
AuctlonCer.

By virtue of an order Of sale 10 me directed by he
Hon. George s. Br,an, Judge of the United States
Court for the District Of South Carolipa will cell
at Public Auction on FRIDAY, February 10, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, ut tie Ola POST flee, loot or Broad
street.
All tina. valuable PLANTATION in st. Thomas
Parish. in the County OF Charleston. known as
"Woo lland," bounded by lands of - Poyas and
George Elfe, Danels Island Creek. Clouter's Creek
aid Cooks Creek aud containing two thousand
three hundred and nirety-Gve 1896 acres, moro or
less. These lands are said to be as good for Long
Cotton as any the islands, and are only six miles
from the city. The place is we'll settled and msy De
resided all the year. 1t is accessible 10y either
Cooper or Wando Rivers, being nearly entirely sur-
roun led by navigabe streams with eight or ten
landings Oh the pl NATION.
Ierms-Cne-third rash; balance In five equal aur-
cessive annual nsialmentS, secured BY bond Of pur
chaser bearing int rest OF tie rate OF per cent per
unnun,, payable annually. and q mortgage upon the
premises. Purchaser to pR7 Tor papers aud stamps.
LOUIS McLAlN,
Assignee o. B. J. and j. Nurry Muirhe,d.
January 30 stu,hsmwi7
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LYNEs, Estate SAMUEL

LYNEs, Estate SAMUEL
1850 acres OF Land-13 81.
Mitchell Estate W. B.. tive executions)
lot near Summervi1e-14 90.
MEAcHER, G. W.
Lot near sun1meryille-63S 81.
MURPHY, DENNIs.
LOO acres Of Land-7 08.
McFEELIN. MARY
Lot near Summerville-6 "a.
MAGRATH, Z.
$50 acres OF land-14 60.
PARKER. J. and T., (minors)
200 acres of Land-l4 80.
PAYNE, THOMAS
Lot near Summerville-SS 81.
PERRY, j. j.
Lot near Summerville--13 Al.
PEAaLER, Mrs. SARAH
IA acres ofLand--5 81.
PHINNEY. JAMES
Lot near Summerville-69 81.
RIcHBURGH, d. +.
$50 acres Of Land--9 48.
ROBERTSON, R.
Lot near Summervine-69 92.
SCHROEDER, Mira. NJ.
Lot near Summervlle-6 g.
WINTER, JOHN
Ill acres OF Land--7 81.
WILSON, estlie J. W. D.
252 acres of Laud-7 SO.
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM
rs acres of Land-672.
WAGNER, T. B.
$50 acres of Land-7 u.
FebruaryS
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SUDDEN DEATH. Phoenix announces the
sudden death Of young, tllented and universally
admired lady, formerly resident OF Charleston. and
more recently of Colum bia-Miss Fanny Taber. She
died on Thursday the 4.h instant at the residence
of her brother, in O:an ngeburg. On Wednesday, she
was apparently In the enjoyment Of her usualgood
health and attended the marriage ceremonies OF q
brother "a short time afterwards she complained OF
:. slight heada-he, and in few hours more she was
dead. Miss Taber had remarkable fine voice. and
during her residence in Columbia was connected
with the choir CT Trinit, Church.
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. - The weather was
cold enough on Saturday last to coat the water in
low lots in the western part OF the city with ice
The N. l. Granl Royal Arch Chapter Of this State
holds convention to-day at lcsonc Hall. at IL NJ.
The purchaser OF Law Range, Broad.street, de-
sign turning 1t into stock exchange, suggested
in The NEWS.
The main drains In the city arc caving in in vari-
Gus places, but are quickly repoired.
1t is rumored that the Rev. c. S. veddcr has re-
signed from the Ausuenot Church.
3Le church<s in which services were held last eye-
ming were generally crowded.
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Residence in Rutledgs Avenue.
BY lGUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

TOMORROW, the 9th day OF February, at II o'clock
\. NJ. will be sold ut the Old postoflcc,
All that LOT OF LAND. with tho desirable Wood.
ON Residence thereon situate on the Gust dc Of
Ru,leilgc avenue. being The ihi1d hou'o north of
Rad ife.sircet containing six upright and one
dressin. rot pantry private sairs double piazzas,
slate roof, cistcrn &C. On the premises Kitchen.
carriage house, suble, and ample accommodations
for Ivaps. Tho Lot measures about 42 feet front
by about las feet deep. moro or less.
Condihons-s2,00 90 cash $500 subject TO m can
ii bcllum" Lond and mortgage, on which credit OF
one year will lie oil owed the balance ofthe purchase
money to be by bond, luyabo in two years from day
of sale With seven per cent annual interest, to be
secu ed by mortgage rf the property; the buildings
to be kept in urcd and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
February 1stuthsmtu7
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GERMAN SETTLEMENT NEAR F. "RENcE.-The
Darlington Sou herrer has been reliably informed
that gentleman OF capita, late bureau officer in
rcighboring couny. has purchased two hundred
acres of land near florence tor the purpose of plant
ing vineyard, growing vegetables. and raising
poultry and stock OF all kinds market contract
has been let out for the erection OF some thirty build
ngs on the place and as soon as completed will be
occupied by as many families of Germans.
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A DELIBERATE MUgDER.-Irformation has
been rece,red OF tho murder. near Mount Tabor in
Union County, on the 2Sih ult OF Afre1 Gist COL
ored lad about fifteen years Old, by James NJ Askew,
notorious character, who has been for many years
o terror 10 the colored population. The Coroner
states that the murder without the least provo
cation. Immediately after the deed Askew mounted
his horse aud rode Off, and has not been heard Of
cince. Governor scott has issued proclamation
offering FIVE hundred dollars reward for his arrest
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ATTENTION, FENIANs.-In another column of
this mornings NEWS will be found call for meet
ing of Irshmen and the friends of Ireland, to take
place at Hlbcrnian Bali, This evening, at half-past
seven o'clock. Tho object of the meeting is to take
measures for lenIing helping hand in the move
ment for the deliverince Of Erin from British rule
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

anneau, ct al, Us. Bonncli, ct al.
On MONDAY the 18TH dav OF February instant at
IL O'Clock, will be sold ut the Old Gust mhouse.
AIT that MESSCA, u AND lOi OF LAND 'ituate,
lying and being on Goncord-street, in The City OF
Charlo ton. - c., measuring and containing In
fr,nt Oh Corcnrd-sIreet one hundred and ten tllLl
feet, more or less. and in depth one hundred anu
forty-fye 45 feet or less; buiting and hound
IN. 10 the west snd north on lands OF the eGw York
steam Packet Company. 10 Il e sou.h on lands now
or late of the estate OF John L. Knox, aud to he cas-
ON Concord 8 rect.
Ierms-Opc-iourlh cash; tho balar ce on o credit
of one tw,, three, four and five years, secure Dy
bond or bonds OF the purchaser, bearing inter st
from The day of sale, payab spmi-annulliy. and q
mortgage OF the property. The buildings 10 be ill.,
sured and the policy assigned
Z. W. ~ MAcKEY,
SheriE Charleston County.
February mIt7
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

New JOB OFF1cE.-Mr. c. G. Erckmaun, for
merly proprietor Of the Zeiiung and well-known as
an active and enterp'is n2 business man has oper-
ed 10 printing Office at No 10 Broad-street. That
experienced printer Mr.. A. ]. Burke. will assist Mr..
Erckmnnn, and it may safely be prophesici that they
Will have plenty Of work, and that it viii be we'll
done.
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To Our Customers Generally.

TIE FINEST FRrNCH AND lNGLIsH PERU.
MtI.Y. SOAPS, PuMADES, HAIR OILS. HAIR RI
S:ERATIvE-, COSMETIC &C., from the IN ost re-
spectacle houses in each cou-try.
On GEMAN COLUGNES are unsu'pasaable.
For. English ard French HAIR Tooth oud Nail
Bru She's, 1urtoi>hell, Butfdr aud other Dressing
Conbs we challenge rivalry.
parI ulIr aten ion IS paid 10 tue making OF Me-
mcuto Hair Work as BREAST FINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS. CHARMS, &C.
All n,dcrs by mail viii be so TILED that the reput1
not suffpr in II hands. Always on hand O. Q u.s.
sortmcnt of French Jcwelry. liberal discount to
merchants and tue trade.
nj. 4 A. ASHTON,
No. 240 KINGSTRFET.
January5 tu1m CHARLESTON, 5. o.
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INcEND1ARY ATTEMpr-On Friday morning
last an attemp; made to set fire TO the residence
of DR.. B. 8. D. Muckeafuss. opposite st. Pauls
Church. comins-street, by placing barrel under
the house and film, it with wood, which was dis
covered while in biaz,. The person who discover.
cd it saw some one escape from the yard.