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CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL. VI A. Thursday Morniim, Mu> 3. Notice. The Committee appointed at tho meeting of Ibe 2l»t nil. will be ready to report on Saturday next, at 13 o’clock, at which time the citizens are requested to mod at tho City Hall. SAMUEL HALE, Chairman. May Gen. Winfield Scott and suite arrived in j ttue city, by the Carolina Kail Hoad Inst evening, j and took, lodgings at the Planter’s Hotel. Gon. 8. la on bin way to assume the command of the forcca in the Cherokco Nation, An inquest w.'is held over *.lio body of Mr Hob- I by'a little eon, yesterday, whose death by drown ing wo noticed a day or two aince. Tho follow ing la the verdict of the jury. “Wo the Jury find that tho deceaeed crime to bn death by accidental drowning.” We take this occasion to impress upon parents the utter impropriety ol sufTciing their liltlo chil dren to frequent the wharves and river banks. | We hevo been often nalnnished Hint there were not more melancholy accidents ol Ibis nature than have occurred. Go to tbc river when yon may, mid you may always find a troop ol little , boya playing or fishing ohnut the wharves and j boats, mid often when there is no person near In . give assistance In ease any should fall into the ■ stream. A little attention on tho part of parent*’, j to this important matter, may save many a pang j to their own bosoms, and tlm lives ol many in- | nocenl little children wire ur« unconscious of the I danger to which they are liable. An inquest waa also held yesterday- ovei the | bady of a negro man the properly «» Mr. Wm. j Wright. Tho following is the verdict of the Ju- j ry l b« deceased came to his death by the visits tom of C/oil, at William U. Dillon’* butcher pen in the auhuiba ot the city of Augusta The citizens of Wilmington, North Carolina, on the receipt of the intelligence of tliu great lire in Charleston, immediately raised the sum ol ELEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS, and for warded by tho return steam packet. Thu citizens of Columbia, S (. ■ at the largu»l ~«blic meeting ever held in thinplacc. h-vo au thorized the town Council to raise I MR EL THOUSAND DOLLARS for tho relict ol the aulfeteia by the lire in Charleston Committees w*ro also appointed to solicit individual eodtri billions in all the diilerent wards. Highly important front Mexico. TheN.O.Bcnof tlio 38th uli.mys; "The a, hr. Sarah Anti, 3 days from Tampico, retur ned to thia port last evening, •'> consequence ot the Mexican Ports being '''' ' HlM '* squadron. The French brig of war J.a * l 3 r °' M ’ was off Tampico nn the 23d inst., tho blocks., commenced at V’cra Cruz on the Hull Lt. Hen ry who boarded the .Sarah Ann informed them that the Mexicans refused to pay tho Indemnity, ond the French were determined to compel them. The United Slates ship Natchez sailed for Pen sacola in order to muko known the blockade, From Texas. Ily tho arrival of tho Steamship Columbia, in 30 hours, from Galveston, wo have been informed that tho Toxian Cong ret a mot, and requested the President to have tho petition to tho U. Slates for annexation immediuialy withdrawn —it was on receipt of a letter from the minister to EN- < GLAND. x 1 SuitVKV or Ttiikk.— Wo loam, says the Satan- 1 nah Georgian, that iho U S brig Porpoise lias been ordered to Norfolk, her officers having comple t'd , the survey ofTyhco Bar, a part of Savannah River, Callibogue Sound -and May River, to the Hunting Islands, for the purppsoof ascertaining the practicability of establishing a navy yard on tho waters in thia vicinity Wo look tor a report from (’apt Wilkes with much anxiety arid hope tho chart may he published by order ot Congress, for tho information of all concerned, as a correct chart of Tybee liar alone, will he of great service to navigators. We would cull iho attention of our delegation in Congress to this subject, and more cepec ally dial of out more immediate rep rsseni alive [rOn to a cHHo-virt-i. ,wn bkntim.i. ] The next Public Mowing. Mn- Editor —I have ihrno suggestions to make to the Committee of thirteen. Tho first is, that their Resolutions should be published, either in the newspapers, of on a slip of paper, and distributed some hours before Iho meeting. I This would prepare tho citizens for hclioh on 1 them, and tend thus to facilitate Iho transaction of business. Tho importance too, of die.-.o reso lutions requires reflection and commlera'ion on , (he part of the people, before their final adoption. | Another suggestion, is that the meeting bo held at three o'clock m the afternoon, and not in the j morning. Many of our citizens are, so engaged j in the early pint of die day, (bank men, Ac.) that it is impossible for them to he present except j thu meeting b« called m iho afternoon-, thia j besides, is tho most convenient lime for all to attend, Tho third suggestion nl, that the meet ing take place at the Masonic Hat), and that the | citizens be informed, it will be organized at the j hour appointed, ami not delayed an half hour 1 after. AUGUST A.. We copy the following list of sufferers by the Into tiro in Chat lesion from the Courier of Tussday : West side of King-street, Ueresford. A two and a half story wooden house, occu pied by C. Fairchild, as a shoe store, and Mrs. Jackson as a millinery store. A two ami a half story wooden house, owned by Ur. Schmidt, and occupied by J.U. Sniiens, as a paint and oil store. A .wo story wooden house, owned and occupi ed by Mrs. liakiion, store occupied by Mrs. Spen cer. A skevl room unoccupied, owned by Mrs. Bah sou, in ibe tear of which die lire occurred. A one a half story wooden house, owned bv the estate of Darren, and occupied by colored persons a« a fruit store. A two and a hull story vvuxlcu hou.e, ecru. I pied by Mrs. Gnecli. as a dry good stoic, oi-«< ; I owned by the estate ot Barren. A two and .t bail story brick house, owned i and occupied by Mr Black, ■» a Baktiy. I A two and a bail story wooden house, occupied | an a retail dry good* stun , aim) owned by Mr. j (Hack. A three story w ooden rough cast bouse, owned j and occupied by Mr. Suli blTu, a* a bakery and confectionary. A two story Wooden liuuae, owned by A. Black, J occupied by- . | A two glory wooden house, owned and occupi- j jed by Mr. H. Gouldsmith, as a cabinet making I ; efclablialiineni. j A tliree story wooden house, with fionl stores, I ' owned by A. Black, ibid occupied by Wight A | Wcstcolt, as a fancy military store, the other by Deming and Btllkiy as a cabinet ware establish- I mont. A two and a half story wooden house, occupied by Mr. Leprinceas a fancy dry goods store. A two and a half story wooden house, owned I by Mr. li. Gouldsmith, and occupied by Mr. Bart -1 let', as a shoo store—insurance on stock $B,OOO. A two and a half story brick (muse, owned Iw i Mr. Levy, and occupied by C. &, K. 1,. Kcrrison j us a dry goods store. A two story brick lions# owned by Mr. Levy, j and occupied as a residence by Mr. Kubcn Mimes, the store occupied by Mrs, Moriaily. A two story brick bouse, also owned by Mr. j Levy,-and occupied by him as a residence, and by | Mr Hobson as a shoe store. A two story wooden house, occupied by Mrs. 1 Abraham#. A two story wooden house, occupied by Mr. | Burck as a dry goods stole. ! A two spry wooden bouse, occupied by Mr. I Ewan as a jewelluiy store. A throe story wooden house, owfled and occu | pied by Dr. Witch as a drug store. 1 A two story wooden house, occupied by Salvo ’-V Co. as a cabinet ware store. A small two story house, occupied by M. lies | tier ns a tailor’s shop. I A two story wooden house, occupied by 1. j Odciia na u saddlery. A oiiesud a hall story house, occupied by an I Italian as u fruit shop. | A three tlory brick house, occupied by Mr. Bird ns a fancy military store. A ihrce story brick house, owned and occupied by Mr. Sieging as n music store. A two and a hall story wooden house, owned by Mr. Nathan Hart, and occupied by Mrs. Ni. chulas as n milinery store. A two story wooden house, occupied us a dry goods store. A two story wooden house, occupied by colo red persons as a cake shop. A three story biiek house, owned by Mr. Ban. drrlh, and occupied by liini as a residence, the store occupied by J. KtUbofu A: (,’o. as a dry goods store. A two story Wooden house, owned by Morde cni Cohen and occupied by Bessvnt A Miller, as a iby goods store. A two story wooden house, owned by the same, and occupcd by 0. B. Hussey as a book store. A two story wooden house, owned by Mr. I Hunter, ami occupied by Mrs. McKenzie os a dry goods store. A small two story wooden house, owned by the same ami occupied by Mr. Taylor as a shoe store. A two and a ball story brick store, owned by Mrs. Kelly, ami occupied by Mr*. Kichanl as a confectionary, A two and a half story brick house, also owned by Mrs. Kelly, and occupied by Mr. Byinmos as a diy goods store. A small two story wooden bouse, occupied by Lari.lroilh u ' i 11 88 *d B|ori ‘- V. ~ ■■■-> woMcil house, occupied by Mrs. A IM 0 810i j Schroder, ns a rnillltwby store. , A small two story wot'.' l '" 1 ,0 U!C > u occupied by Mr;, bullion OS 0 Wocoei. '.'Z* Bl °' v 1 A lw ‘.r strtry wtoden house, occupied as a res- | idenco by Mi. Jafkson, portrait painter, the store ) occupied as a rettil dry goods store. A three story brick house occupied as a resi dence and dry goods store by VV. Harwood & Co. A ono stmy building, occupied by .Mr, H. Mun ro as a seed storn. i A three story brick house, occupied by Mr. Jonathan Bryan as a dry goods store. A two ami a halt story brick house, owned and i dccnpied by Wiley, Parish & Co. as a wholesale dry goods store. ( A three story brick house, owned by Mr. Mor- i ilecni Cohen, ami occupied by Hayden, Gregg & Co. as a jewellery and military store. A two story wooden house and shed room, i owned by Mr. Gidicro, and occupied by Mr. Cro* vat, as a paint, oil, and hardware stoic. A three stoiy buck house, owned by Nathan Hart, and occupied by S. U. T. Wilmot a# a jew ellery and military store. A throe story brick house, owned hy Mi. M. i Cohen, and occupied hy Mr. Jackson as a music store. A three story haick house, owned by the same, ami occcpied by C, ,V (i. H. Kelsy & Hahtead as a wholesale dry goods store. A three story wooden house, owned hy W. A. I Caldwell, ami occupied by Dellinger & Co. ns a 1 wholesale grocery store. A three story double tenement house, owned 1 bv Mr. Jones, ami occti| ied by H, WiUhuan A , Co. as a bat store, and 1.. ). Croval ns a grocery I store. A two and a half story brick house, owned and j occupied by Mr, Jackson, as a tin ware eslab j lishment. A three story wooden homo, owned bv Mr. M Cohen, and occupied hy W. S. Boag as a drug | sluie. A two and a half story wooden house, owned j hy the same, and occupied by Hull A Knevalla I ns n Tailor's shop. [ A two story woden house, owned by the same ! and occupied hy Star A Williams, a* a whole. | sale hat store, together with the hack stoics on the \ smith side ot Liberty street. Kincstreet, Kasl st ir, commencing rice- /Jonfi-rf Alley. A three story brick house, owned hy the llmi. i II L. Pinckney, ami occupied by Mr. David A [ King, much injured ami the greater pan of the | I out buildings destroyed. A two story ami a half brick house, the lower j part occupied by Mr. James Judge as a dry good 1 store, the upper story by Dr. E S Hull, Surgeon Dentist—partially destroyed. A two story brick house, owned, and the low- i or part occupied hy Mr. Kobb as a grocery; the i Upper pait occupied by Mr 1! B Munti, as a ! dwelling. | A wooden building, owned by Mr. Robb, and 1 occupied by S A Mottu as a dry good store A one amt a half story wooden building, occu pied by N Id Israel as a dry good store, j A ono story wooden building, occupied by Is i j racl Moses as a dry goods store, i I A ono story wooden building, occupied by an j Italian as a fruit shop. A two story wooden house, occupied by a Ger- j man as a grocery. A two story wooden house, occupied by Mr. M’lntyro as a tavern. 1 A tbrac story brick house, owned by Mr Na than Hart, and occupied bv W W Harper as a I druggist. A three story brick house, owned by Mr. O. - R umen, ami occupied hy Mr Nathan Hart as a hard ware store. A three story brick house, owned by Mr. Silly and occupied as a Uwclliug and dry goods store i by Mr Wm Howland. I A two story wooden house, owned by M (' Levy, and occupied as a dwelling and grocery . store by Mrs. Mary Wood. A three story buck house,owned by Mrs Mug grnlge. The upper pari occupied hy her a* a hoarding home, and the lower story hy Mr. oi as u druggist. A two and a half alory brick, house, owned by Mr. M Cohen, and occupied a» a dwelling and p shoe store, by Mr 7, Jesup. A two ami a halt story brick house, owned hy rt Mrs. M Davis, and occupied as a dwelling and ft tavern by Mr Antonio. A two story wooden house, owned and occu* rt pied by Mrs Wurdetnan as a dwelling, dry goods and fancy store. h A three story wooden Itonae by Mr. .'scylc, the upper part occupied by him as a dwel- ai ling—the lower story by Mr Fean, as a dry o goods store; also two public halls in the rear, ow» tied by Mr Seylc. p A three story wooden house, owned by Mr. P Mordecai Cohen, and occupied hy Mr. J Ilers inaii as a dry goods store. S A two story brick house, occupied by Mr. Jas. tl Moorhead as a grocery. A three story brick house (Farmers Hotel) e undergoing repaiis, owned by Mr John Hunter, g and unoccupied. A two story brick bouse, occupied by Mr Du- b hoc us a clothing store, b A three story wooden bouse, occupied by Mr Jobmiloii as a shoe store. p A three story wooden house, owned by Mrs Jane Lellch, the upper part occupied hy her as a dwelling, and the lower story hy Duties in. a Taylor, as a dry goods store. d A three story wooden house, occupied hy 11 P Colburn as a dry goods store. c A two story wooden house, owned and occu. a pied by .1 Wilson, ns a dwelling and seed Flore. I A tplondid tbreo story brick house, owned and occupied by Messrs Moffett &, ( 'aider as a Diy Goods and Cafpet store. t A two story wooden boutc, owned by M C Levy, and occupied by Depras and Carter, as it I Shoo store. A two story brick house, owned by the Estate of I. Levy, and occupied aa a Ilardwrprv store by 1 A F Wdamns At Co. A small wooden house, owned by M C Lavy, i ami accepted by U Johnson, Finbn lla-makef. A sin ill wooden house, owned by M (J Levy, and occupied by E Atwell, us a Jewellery and r dwelling. i A two story wooden house, owned by Moses i Jacobs, and occupied by Mr Johnston ns n dwell ing and Hat store, A two story wooden house, owned hy N. A. Cohen, and occupied by him as a Clothing store. A three tenement, three story wooden house, the first by a Tobacconist, the second hy Mr. Car roll and the third brs Mrs. Weatherboard Ac Hopkins, as Uiy (roods stores. A two story wooden house, owned hy Stephen Watson, and occupied by H. H. Gleason, as a Crockery and Glass Ware store. A two story woden house, owed hy Mr. Potter, 1 and occupied by Mr. McKenzie, as a Saddlery. A two story wooden house, owned by Mr. i Potter, and occupied as a Fancy store. A two story brick house, owned by Mr. Potter, and occupied hy Grannies, While & Co. as a Wholesale Shoo store. A two add a half story brick house, owned by Mordecai Cohen, mid occupied by Stoddard, Millet & Co. as a Wholesale Shoe store. A two and a half story brick house, owned by Mr. Poller, and occupied by 11. Fairchild as a tavern. A two story wooden house, owned by R. Moses and occupied by Mr. S. Sampson, Scar, as a clothing store. A two stoiy wooden house, owned by R. Moses, mid occupied as a dwelling and millinery by Mcsdatncs D’Oyloy and Knowles. A splendid four story brick tenement house, owned by Miller, Ripley At Co. a part, occupied by them ns a wholesale dry goods store, and the other by llooraorn & Co. ns a dry goods store. Meeting Street, West Side, commencing near iVetc Theatre. I ‘•-oisc. occupied and own- Two sfory wooden uu«- , ■ gutter cd hyJno. White dwelling and sm.„ yard. t Two story wooden house, owned by Estate of Musbctl, occupied by Mr, Morphy, as a private 1 dwelling, Three story hriek house, owned by Doct. T. c Prioloatt,occupied by Duct. Barron, as a dwelling b and office. Two story wooden house, owned by M King, t occupied by Doct. Mathews, dwelling and J apothecary shop. Two story wooden house, owned by M. King, i upper part dewelling by Mr. Wales, lower part as a shoe stoic by Mr. Hollis Johnson, Three story brick house, owned hy Mr. C. Douglass, occupied as a dwelling and grocery store, ► Three story brick house, owned and occupied by Mrs. J. C. Millar, dwelling and bakery. Two story brick house, and sho'- in front, owned and occupied by Thus. Walker, dwelling and stone culler. Snylcs' buildings, viz; Wooden office, occupied as a doctor's office, by Doctor Bennett. The Etna Fiic Engine House. Wooden turner's shop and dwelling in tear, occupied by Mr. Evans. Two story brick dwelling house, occupied hy W. U. Purvis above, lower part cabinet ware room: One story wooden house, owned by Rante, | occupied by Hughes, dwelling and second hand 1 ware room. Thiee story brick building, owned snd oc copied byßame; dwellingand confectionary shop; attached in the rear a large two story banijueltng I hall and public baths. Tbreo wooden shop*, owned and occupied by Mr. Lloyd as a Venetian lilino and jjSash-Ma kor, by Mr. Cowatt Cabinet Maker, and James Lille, Machinist. Two story wooden house, lower part occup cd as a hard ware store—upper part ss a dwelling ' hy Mr Hntry Blrobecker,owned by John Star j hei;!;.;r in the rear a wooden blacksmith's shop. Two story wooden house, owned and occu pied hy X W Henry, as a furniture ware huuso Tw i story wooden house, owned by Mrs ; Fault, occupied by Iter r.s a dwelling and a gro- I eery stoic, I 'Three story brick house, owned and occupied j by Dr Rodtigues, dentist. Three story brick house, owned and occupied by E L Korrisou, private dwelling. Three story brick house owned by estate of Mazyck, occupied as n private boarding bouse. Three story brick dwelling owned and oc a j eupied by Mrs Mazyck. A Turner shop, and 1 A two story wooden house, owned and f.ccu pied hy Mr Whiting; lower part by Mr Riggs i as a saddler’s shop. A two story wooden house, owned hy Mr J j Neville as a dwelling and cabinet maker's ware house. A two story brick house, occupied by Mr | Morehead as a dwelling and a grocery store. Mr Charles Graves’ house saved. Two story brick house back from the street, | owned by John Magrath, saved. Three story hriek house owned and occupied J by John Magrath, private dwelling. A small Iramo shop, and a two story wooden j house, occupied by Peterson as a grocery and j dwelling. j .Meeting St. East side, near .Mir. he I street. Two story wooden house owned hv William Dunn, lower floor occupied as barber shop, up per part dwelling by John Dunn. iwo stoty wooden house owned by same, occupied by him as ha’ and dry goods store. Masonic Hall, ef.bt end Market at. Three a'ory brick house owned by W Ualy > 1 iccapied hy him as a grocery stare ami dwelling. .New Charleston Motel. A small wooden building, owned and occu- i pied by It Ling, as a carriage maker. Two story wooden house, owned by Mr Bat ■ett, occupied by Mr Jewell, as dwelling and urniture vVare bouse. Two story wooden house, owned by Mr liar ■ett, occupied as barber shop and dwelling. A small Wooden house, owned and occupied >y Martinique as a segar maker shop. A small new story brick tenement, owned [ md occupied by a widow as a baker shop. The Abcr by a German as a tailor shop. Two story wooden house owned and occu pied as a dwelling and confectioner shop by Mr. Petit. Three story wooden building, owned by Jao. Stroheelcer, occupied by S Meeker, carrying on the carriage manufactory. Two story wooden house, owned by Mr Ocy er, and occupied by Mrs , as a dwelling and grocery store. Two story wooden house and shop, owned by Major A Black, occupied by a German as a bedstead maker. A wood“n building owned by A Black, occu pied by A Batch A Co. A two story dwelling in the lear. Two and a half story wooden house owned and occupied by Mr David llaig ua a private dwelling. A two story wooden bouse owned by , occupied by Mr Witpenn, grocery and dwelling, also a largo flower and shrubbery attached to the same, kept by Mr Wilpen. Bcresfo-rct St. south side. A two and a half story wooden house, With a shed attached, occupied as a tavern. A two and a halt story double tenement brick bouse, occupied by Mrs Leader, and Mrs Ann Whelden. Several one and a half story houses, occupied by colored persons. A two and a half story house, owned by the estate of ficigne, occupied by B Tennbroek. Jieresford st—North side, A two story treble tenement bouse. The first occupied by colored persons, the second tene rnent occupied by Miss l’ciiotta;J the third oc cupied by Miss Albright. A two story wooden house, owned and occu pied by a colored person. A two story wooden house, own by R VV Soy" mour, and occupied by Ann Camoult. A two story wooden house, owned by Major Black, and occupied by Mary Lewis. Two story wooden bouse, occupied by Caro line Perkins. Two and a half story wooden house, owned by Mr Lord, and occupied by Elizabeth Shelley. Two story wooden house, owned by the French Church and occupied by colored persons. Two story wooden house, owned by the es late of Barrett, and occupied by the same. A small wooden bouse, occupied by colored persons. Two small tenements, owned by Mr R Gould smith, and occupied by colored persons. A small white bouse, owned by Mr. Ottolen gui, and occupied by Mrs. Bowman. A two and a half story wooden house, former ly owned hy Mr Wrench, occupied by Mr Hard. A two story wooden bouse, occupied by Mr. Taylor. A two story wooden house, owned and occu pied by Mrs. Shelton. A three story wooden house, owned by the estate of Schulte, and occupied by Dr. Thomas Logan. A two and a half story wooden bouse, owned and occupied by Miss Hyams. A small two story house, owned by Dr Frost, and occupied by colored persons. South side of Market-street. Two story wooden house, owned by Win. Dunn, and occupied by Mrs Jones, as a dry good store and dwelling. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied M ' Hatlicr, as fruit store and dwelling, by m. - 4 —• hou-o, owned and occupied Two story woouc. ... by Mr Kennedy. ’’Cv, Two story wooden house and nine pin a,,., owned and occupied by Fink, as a tavern and boarding house. Two story house, with store in front, attached to it, owned by George Kinloch, occupied by Joseph Shcgog, as a dwelling. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied as a fruit shop, by Jacob Gianini. A small grocery store, occupied by Upman. Two story wooded house, owned and occupied by 1* Selin, fruiterer. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by A Ballund, as n grocery store and dwelling. Two story wooden houne, owned by A Ltd lund, unoccupied. One story wooden building, owned and occu pied by C.mncr & Bcckm m, ta a corn, grain and bay store. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by Jacob Schroder, as a dwelling and grocery store. Three story brick house, owned by Win Ai ken, and occupied by J 13 White, grocery store and dwelling, One story Wooden house, attached to Mr Sif ly’s premises, corner of Market and King street, occupied by Humphries, colored tailor. A small wooden building, occupied as a fruit store. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by Ncddcrmatt, dwelling and paint and oil store. Two story wooden house, owned by Mr Mo, ses Jacobs, occupied by Mr Trillau, dwelling and grocery. Two story brick house, owned by Mr Silly, upper part occupied as a dwelling, lower part as a tinner-shop. 'Two story wooden house, owned by Mrs. Ivobt Ling, and occupied ns a dwelling and se cond hand furniture ware house by Siddons. A wooden shop, owned and occupied by Phil ip Ling, carriage and chair builder. Two story wooden house, owned hy Mrs Cay. and occupied as a dwelling and watchma ker shop by Mr Gay. North side of .Market street. A small oflice, owned by Mrs Logan, and oc cupied hy Dr Thomas Logan. A two and a half wooden house, occupied by Underwood, as a tailor’s shop. A two aod a half story house, occupied by Mrs Harper. Two and a half story house, occupied by Mrs Thomas, as a fruit and grocery store. Two and a half story house, occupied by Mrs Camanarde. Two and a hall story house, owned and occu pied by Mr Thus Fell, as a tin shop. Two story house, occupied by colored per sons. Two story bouse, occupied by Mr S Veiony, as an old iron shop. Three story house, owned and occupied by Mrs Brown, basement story occupied by Mrs Gravier, as a dry goods store and residence. Small wooden house, owned by Mr Levy, and occupied by colored persons. Two story wooden house, owned by Mr Levy and occupied by Mrs Brown. Alar heist —commencing near King—South side. Two story brick house, owned hy A Ottolcn gui, occupied by Clark and McCullough, as Ta verns Three story brick house, owned by Capt Mtss roon, occupied hy Bottohier as a dwelling and grocery. 1 hre-e st*’rv brick houjr. owned In- Simon 1 Morrison, (Occupied by Thomas Morrison, as », i dwelling add Cabinet Ware House. One wooden tenement house, owned by M. King, occupied as a dwelling and dry goods i store, by Mr* Morrison. One wooden house, owned by M King, occu» pied as a dwelling and tailor shop. 'l'wo story bricit house, owned by M King, unoccupied. Two story brick house, owned by M King, j occupied by—, as a dwelling, rnatlrass and bed ding store. '/ Wo story brick building, owned by M King, occupied by Miller, as a grocery and dwelling. Beaufain Wi ser— Saul/i side. A two story bn"k house, owned and occupied by M St rebel. A two story Wocden hoOsc, occupied by Mra. Nathans, and owned by Mr Jones. A small wooden house, occupied by colored persons, and owned .by the same/ A small two story wooden house, occupied by colored persons, and rwneiAby tire same. Two story wooded rouse,kctupled by colored persons, owued by the saineyS One and a half story liouHe, occupied by Mr Jones as a cabinet makers s %>p, owned by the same. £ ] Beau fain street, Al rth tide. Two and a hull story wooden house, owned by Mr MoUzon, and occupied by Mr John Brady ] as a grocery store. \ 1 Two and a hall story brick house, owned by ' Mr Williams, and occupied by W H Baldwin. Two and a half story wooderi house, owned by Mr Jas Calder, and occupied Mr FeHn. Two and a half story w o'o’dcnljiouse, owned and occupied by Mr Cross. Two and a half story vfcoden faioose. owned by Ml Cunningham, and octupiedjby Mr Hart. Three story wooden house, owned by Mr Cunningham, and occupied by Mr Fell as a boarding house. i ’J’wo ahd a half story Wooden houge, owned by | Mr Hunter, and occupied by colored persons. iVentiuortti street, sou\tf side. A two and a half story woodtVn horse, owned and occupied by Mr Solomon Mioses a* a dwel ling. \ I A two story wooden house, rXwncd by Mr Scbuierlic, and occupied by Mr Sskgcrs. A two and a half story wooden\houseowned by Mr Sciinicrlie, and occnpicd by I Mra laaon. A two story house, owned by Yedon, y. and occ pied by Mr Harris. \ A three story brick house, owned l\iy MiMor ! Jccai Cohen, and occupied by Mr Collien. Two two story wooden houses, oaxupiel by Z Day, coachmaker. I Two story wooden house, occupied by F B Folger. \ A work shop, owned by W M Parcc'J. A wooden house, occupied by Mrs Hatch, Mil liner. A wooden house, and shop occupied by Henry Neville, cabinet maker. Two story wooden house, occupied h) Mrs Harrison. . Two story wooden house, occupied by Mr Broughton. Two story wooden house, occupied by Mr Riggs. A wooden house, occupied by S Meeker, as a repository lot carriages. Two story wooden tenement house, occupied by Gibson and Enslow. A small wooden building, occupied as a wheel right shop, I Two and a half story Wooden house, owned | and occupied by F McCully. I The Mcthedisl Protestant Church, a wooden I building. Two story wooden tenement house, owned by Mr Goldsmiih and occupied by— Two story wooden house, owned ami occupied by Two story wooden house, owned and occu pied by a colored man. 1 A small wooden house, owned and occupied by 1 Two and a half story wooded house, occupied by Mr Doiterer, One and a half story house, owned and occu pied by Two story wooden house, owned by , -- 1 occupied by a colored person. aim . . "•'oden house, owuod by , and Two story wo,. ~a_ occupicd by coloied perso*.- .„(] an j ( 'or.u- Two story wooden house, own,, pied by Mrs Stewart. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by Mrs Muller. One and a half story wooden house, owned by , and occupied by Mrs C Relang. A small wooden tenement, owned and occu pied by H'euiworth street , J\’orth side. One and a half story wooden house, owned by M Cohen. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied , by E Day. Two story wooden house, owned by Mr Mar- I tin, for a blacksmith’s shop. Two story wooden house, occupied by Mrs. Gaillard, and owned by Mr Job Palmer. Two story brick house, occupied by Mrs Bee. , Two story brick house, occupied by W J Gayer. A large three s’ory wooden house,occupied by Miss Baikfdale. Three story wooden house, owned by tho Baptist Church, west side occupied by , east tide by Mr Bingletary. I Two small wooden buildings, occupied by i colored people. Two story wooden house, owned by George Moore, and occupied by Mr Valentine. , Two story wooden house, owned and occu pied by George Moore. One story wooden house, owned and occupied ’ by a colored woman. Two story wooden house, owned and pied by Isaac Lewis. A small wooden house, owned and occupied by A two story wooden house, occupied by Mr Miller as a school room. , A two story wooden tenement, the west side occupied by Mr Poincignon, tho east by A two and a half story wooden house, owned by Mrs S Russell, unoccupied. A ono and a half story house, owned by Mrs S Russell, and occupied by Mrs Johnson. f A one and a half story wooden house, owned and occupied by Mr VV Parsons. 9 A one and a half story wooden house, occu pied by Tickler. , A ouo and a half story woodon home, occu pied by Mr Schroder. . Several small wooden houses, owned by M r Paul Romley; and occupied by colored persons A two story wooden house, occupied by Cap tain Williams. A two and a half story wooden housu, owned and occupied by Mr J.Addison. A two and a half story wooden house, owns y by Mr Joye, and occupied hr Mr Cheney. f r A three story wooden house, owned ar -9 copied by C. G. Morris. Society street—South side. Robert j St. Amaud’s livery stables, owned Boyce. ned by Ro- Four two story wooden houses, bert Boyce, and all occupied. cupied by E. 1, Three story wooden house, Abrahams, -.house, occupied , Two and a half story wr ' . by Mrs ,Simpson. occupied by Jacobs, Two story woodon by Mr Muckenfuss, . and colored man, own ou-e, own'd and occupi- j j Three story wood ed by Mrs LesesnfVv brick betl-e. owned hv t, n Two and a hi| * the Estate of Turpin, nnd occupied by Jane Turpin, a colored woman. Two story wooden house, owned by R. Moses and H. W. Conner. A small wooden house, occupied by a colored man, as a paint store. Second Presbyterian Lecture Room. Two story wooden house, owned and occupi. ed by Mrs Bell. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied Mr. Gucrry. Two and a half story wooden heuse, owned by Mr J. Venning, and occupied by John King, man. " Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by Mrs Dowling. Two story wooden house, tenement, occupied i by Mr Sudcrand Mrs Armstrong. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by Mr. Edward Roach. Two story wooden house, owned by Edward Roach, and occupied by a colored woman. Three story brick house, owned by R M I Vennings, and occupied by Mr LeCaron. 1 Two and a half story brick house, owned bv R. M. Venning, and occupied by H. T. Street Two and a half story brick house, owned by i \V. Bell, and occupied by Mr Price, Two and a half story brick house, occupied by by C. Brenan, and owned hy W. Bell. Two story wooden bouse, owned by Mr. Rem l ley. and occupied by . Mr Nathaniel Heyward had his house slight ly injured, and one or two of his trick out house* consumed. A'orth side of Society street. Two story wooden house, owned by Dr. Schmidt, and occupied by Mr. Purdy. Two story wooden house, owned and occupied by David Oliphant. Two and a half story brick tenement house West side occupied hy W. A. Martin, cast owned t?nd occupied hy Mrs. Carsten, I Two story wooden house, owned hy Mrs. Car. sCen and occupied by Mrs. Spencer. Two story wooden house, owned bv the South Carolina Socioiy, nnd occupied by Mrs. Baron. Throe story brick tenement house, the west side owned and occupied by J. C. B'ttrckmyer, the east aide owned by Dr, J. Johnson, ond occupied hy C. Simonton, Two Story wooden house, occupied by F. Lan ncau, and owned by J. H. Sehreiner. New throe story wooden house, owned by J. C. Keir, not occupied. Three story brick tenement house, the wostt side owned and occupied by S. Barker, the east side owned by John Robinson, and occupied bv Mr. Caldwell. Two and a half story brick house, owned by K. M. Venning, and occupied by Mis. Brouglu ton. Two anti a half story wooden home, occupied by E. Delano. Two story wooden hoiwe, owned 1 and occupied by Mrs. Shackelford. Two and a half story brick house, owned by W. Bell, and occupied by Edward Morris. Two and a half story brick house, owned by Mr. Reynolds, and occupied by Mr. Stocker. Two and a half story wooden house, owned by Elisha Carson, and occupied hy James Wil ton. Two and a half story brick house, owned by the estate of George Gibbcs, and occupied by Two and a half story wooden house, owned and occupied by Mrs. Michel. Two story brick house, owned by M. C. Levy, and occupied by . Church street—West tide East. \ Two story double tenement house, owned by Mr. one occupied by himself, asadwc ling fcnd dry goods store, the other as a picture store) Two story double tenement brick house, owned by W. B. Swift, occupied by coloured persona. Up Carey's lot, about twelve tenements, ownrd by M. B. Swifi, and occupied all by colored pei» sons. Two story wooden house, owned by Mrs. Schnell, lower part occupied by Doct. Oberlmus ser, druggest shop, the upper part hy Mrs. La motto, as *i private boarding house. Two st.hry wooden house, owned by the Estate ’ | of Wyallioccupied by Mr*. Wagnei; as a pri. vato dwelling. Up Broughtons lot, about twelve Tenements, occupied by colored persons,^''TTWlitu Vy Estate u1 Broughton. Maiden I,une. 1 ‘'"‘•k house, owned nnd occupied I Three stor, ... . .-dwelling. ]by Sami. Lord ns a priviu. ~a r of Trinil i Two story brick house, in the .. —occusicdf j Church, and owned by the corporation- __ • by Mr. Vinro. Hated street—South side. 1 St. Mary's Church, (Catholic.) Two story wooden house, owned by U- W. ! Conner, and occupied by Mr. Spring. 1 j Two story wooden house, owned and occupied hy Mrs. Andrews. Two story wuodon house, owned and occupied by Mr. John E. Smith. Two story wooden bouse, owned by Mr. Win gos. A two story wooden house, owned and occupi* ' ed by Mr. Manioc. A two story wooden house, owned by R. M. Venning, and occupied by Mrs. Bingley. A two story wooden house, owned by Mr. Ven -1 ning and occupied by colored persons. 1 A two story wooden house, owned by Mr. Gai» timer, and occupied by Mr. Ross. ’ ■ Two story wooden house, owned and occupied i by Mr. E. M’Crady, as a private dwelling. 5 Small two story house, owned by Capt. R. Wilson, and occupied by Mr*. Cooler, a* a dwel ling and grocery store. A two story wooden house, owned by the earn* i and occupied by Mr. Dickson. A two story wooden house, occupied by Mr. > Alderling as a grocery. A two story wooden house, owned by Mr. Att -1 drews, and occupied by Mr. Clark *s a grocery. A two story wooden house, occupied by Mrs. r Gardener. Two small two story houses, occupied by co. 1 lored persons. A new two and a half story wgoden house. I owned by Mr. J. F. Stcinmyer i,ld occu P* c d by Mr. Burns. f A two story wooden boi>' e> occ, ipieu by Mr. Richland. / 1 A two story wooden' ,ou,ip > owned and occupi ed by H. Geris as a/ t,ccr D • : A small one star' l ou * e ; owned hy Capt. W.J .on and occupied'-* Ur ' ' v 'lson,,-u aphysician's •, office _ llStreet-South side. Trinir*' nurcll - woudt ‘ 1 ' house, owned and occupied i,, rr'^ unt private dwelling. /o story brick house, owned and occupied 1 i ./'“P* - Koht. Wilson—private dwelling, i Iwo story brick dwelling house, owned by ,- ■ymoccupied.' ' wo stor y wooden house, owned by . oc. cupW as a dwelling and grocery store, by Bate ! jcinan. An office, owned by Capt. Robt. Wilson, oc copied by Dr. Wilson. Two story wooden dwelling, owned bv Capt. , Occupied by Mrs. Dawson—privata dwelling. Iwo story brick building, owned hy Latham, formerly used as a distillery. Two story wooden house, owned hy Mr. La tham, and occupied by Mr. John Hamilton. Two story brick house, owned by Mr. H. To vey, occupied by Mr. Fields. Ha sell street—.\‘orth side. A small house, attached to Dr. Rodrigues' rrsi | denre, and occupied as a jewellefy, bv P. J a »*i n