The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 06, 1867, Image 2

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THE mwm DAILY NEWS, O: R. CATHCART. Kurron OAT il OA HT. MoMlLLAN & MORTON, pnopniEToi 3. N<. 18 H AYN 15 STREET. (J IT Y PRINTERS. TERMjTjBASH. HUBSOMPTlOl-t. DAILY- TWFXVBMOr U8.S O.00 DAILY-,UX MONTilt . &.0O DAILY-1 OnKK MONTU3. .00 ?"I MU IE C ipi 8* ***_. .Scouts TO NEWfl li HA" ".3 cent NE",VS SUMMARY. ' The gol J oustora reeoipts at Now Orleans (or January truro 1007,551.30. In England 143,543 widowers yuariy marry apina tero, wboreae only GG25 widows marry baohelore. They have "vosper serviocB" with bell, book and candios in Episcopal churches in Augusta Maine. The Memphis "AppeaT nowapoper has been purebasod by JOHN HOUAN, of tit. Louis, and others. It will be edited by Oon. Ai.nanT PIKE. The cost of cloaniog tho etroots in BoBton of snow by tho laet great storms was t50,000. Oror | 1000 mon were employed. Tho Vicksburg Times saya four hundred and fif teen paupers havo boen buriod in that oity sinco tho surrendor. Tho Wost Virginia Log'slaturo has Tory uriari* moualy deoliuod to eonsidor tho proposition of tbs Virginia Logielature relative to ronnion. A Cincinnati ozohacgo says that some admit -ors of Riatori in that city recently got so frantlo in . . their approciatiou of her fino acting, "that thoy preBontod hor with six largo bogs as an oridonco of their affoctionato regard. The Petersburg Index says Mrs. HOBBATT waa hung boeauyo some of tho LINGO ut couapirators visited at liar house; tho Rev. JOEL, Litro&Ei ia convicted of manslaughter, and sentoncod to a short imprisonment for whipping a tender infant, bis own child, to death. An out-door roliof committee lu Now York laat week found a girl shout oightcon years old, who exista by making trimming at five cents per yard, and is ablo to moko only thrco yards per day of twelve hours. Tho trimming ie sold by dc alor.! at Bovonty-fivo conta per yard. Tho Alabama Honso of lloprosontativcs passed a Bill to establish a syBtcm of public schools for thc blacks and whites alike, except that tho schools for each shall bo Boparato iu oar h school diatriot. It ts understood that tho Lo iclnturo will not re conaidor their action on tho Constitutional Amend ment. Homo reporters bavo a moat happy style of doing np items. Tho local of a Mobilo paper de scribee a very important transaction in that city in three lines : "Night boforo last Mr. IUanwe TOM bot at Mr. WOODSON, and killed Mr. FABJIA f HIT. Hu ch accldonta au this aro not unoommon." Tho Record states that the BiBhop of Nova Sco tia han dismiBBod from an important post in the oity of Halifax Ibo Rov. J. C. C-rxmRAXE, who baB boon forty-two years in orders, and tho oldest o(A oiating olergymaH in tho diocese excopt, ona, for refusing to preach in his uurplico. Thero oro now four hundred students in Ken tucky University. One hundred and twenty of those aro In tho agricultural school. The Louis villa Journal learn that th* counties aro fast be ginning to And out thu privileges iu regard to thia school, and are hastening on tho pupils. The cano of tho State of Georgia against Joni E. HAYES, editor and proprietor of the Savannah Republican, indicted for libelling SOLOMON COLLEN, Congressman elect, by charging that ho was a de faulter, aa Postmaster, to tho United States Gov ernment, has boen docidad by a verdict of guilty ; but Mr. HATES' counsel gove notico of appeal. From NashviHn tho Indications aro that no eloe tlons for reproaontativoa will bo bold in limo for the Fortieth Congress. Governor BnowNLow will wait until August beforo be ordors an eleotion, hieing, if necessary, all representation in tba first aesaion, BO that ho may take advantage of tho col ored vote, which, it acorns certain, will bo legalized In Tennessee. A farmer living near Mount Vornon recently killed a beef, io lbs maw of which waa discovered a huge number of ahinglo and otbor nails, to the extent of more than a pound. Thoy wero brightly polished, and woro all taken from aaa l . l ty. The animal waB in apparent good health, and dooa not appear to have suffered any inconvenience from indigestion. Tho EngUsh papers announce the death of Mr. G io noa 11AXTT.II, the inventor and patentee of oil color painting. He roccivod tho gold modal of Austria for his "First Parliament of Quean Victo ria" and tho "Coronation." His best original pro duction ia tho miniarTlro drawing of the Baptism of tho Trineo of Walos, wbiob was in tho miniature department of tho London World's Fair. The lata Ring of Prussia was in treaty for the purchase of it at the timo of his death. The total hog crop of tho West for tho win tar of I860 is stated at 1,400,239, aa comparod with 1,391, S18 during Hie winier of 1805. Cliicago packod 881,000 tho present BOA?on, Cincinnati 580,000, St. Louis 130,000, Louiavillo 102,000. Mllwaukoo 80,000, and Indianapolis 50,139, In 1605 Chicago pasked 501,403, Cincinnati 351,079, St. Louis 110,7(10, Louiavillo 01,000, Milwaukee 92,000, and Indianap olis 80,000. A private lotter from a Baltimore gentleman ia Galveston says : "On tbs first day of January we bad a enow storm whioh lasted from 8 P. M. -until daylight on tho morning of tho 2d. On the morn ing of the 2d tho ground waa frozen bard, nnd tho ro waa quarter bf an inch of ice. This ia the first snow Btorm sinco 1859, and tho second thus the Oalvostonions bavo soon tho novelty in soven toon years. Tho young folks did not know what to make of it" A Paris lotter thus describes Itornscrrrr-D's abode in that city : "It is an immonso building, aoven stories high, and would cover about one bio ok. You aro somewhat astonished to soo that the first, or ground floor, is used for numberless little shops, sogars, pictures, moat stalls, vegeta bles, tin shops, toys, and a livery atablo. On tho aeoond floor aro numerous o filma, engravers, print ers, workers in artificial flowers, Ac. Then all above this you would find was a porfoot palaeo, large balls, parlors, galleries of art, and libraries, and all .tho private splondor and luxury of this money king." . The velocity of a ship is from 8 to 12 miles an hour; of a raoo-horse, from 29 to 30 miles; of a bird, from 50 to CO milos; of tho clouds, in a vio lent hurricane, 80 to 100 miles; or sound, 823 miles; of a cannon boll, as found by ozporimont, from 600 to 1000 milos; of tho earth round tho sun, 08,000 milos, or more thin a hundred timon quicker than a cannon ball; bf light,' about 800,000,000 milos, passing from the sun to tho oarth, 95,000,000 miles in about eight minutos, or a million times swifter than a cannon ball; whilo tho exceeding velocity of tho thoughts of tho human mind is boyond all possible estimate. In the Now York Postoffioo thom aro flfty-soTta clerks engaged in tho >ox. dopartmont, assorting boxes and delivering' loiters- tbirty-ono in tho day-time, the balance at night, their salarias aver aging lass than llSuO por annum. Thero arvivo , i i luring tba night foUr'largo mails, viz: Tho groat Eric, Mouth, North and .-East mails, toge th or with various smaller ihails. Iii tlio oarly morning lhere arrive tho great Western, great Sonthorn, great - Erie, great Eaatorn, and two largo Northern mails. The letters brought by tho maila, together with i.i the collection from GBO lamp-post boxes, number every morning ovor 200,000, all of which pass through tho box Jopar tine it, and are almost Inva riably roady for delivery boforo 9 A.M. . Tho San Francisco Alta advises that young men - - thora ahorid giro attontipu to acquiring tho Asia tio language. "Our port," says tho Alla, "is des tined to bo tho emporium for tho product of the .astern hemisphere. China, Japan, and British India, ultimately, will sod their productions to v ns, lo bo by na iu turn sent across tho' continont hy tho Paoiflo railway to the Atlantic ports. A Une of sloamors ia at tho prosont moment being laid down',' Und soon a perin anon t and constant oom xuunieatioa will bo oponed up. Forsous skilled In Chinese, otc., will bo in demand, interpretors and auporcargooa proficient in their knot/lodge of the Asiatic languages will bo asked for." AU onr readors aro aware of tho steady tirol of .peela and - bullion from' the Wost to tho Eat torn countries, among whose unnumbered millions lt .usappears forovor iu private bands, or for tho pur poso of ornamout. An artiole in tho New York Mercantile Journal compiles from Bri tish sources a e tatum eut of, tho amount of gold and silver money and bullio winch bas been exported to the Xast from Europe and America, for sixteen y airs, ending With 1W, It reachos tho vast sum of Ono billion two hundred and fifty million dollars, '- of -which not- more than two hundred and fifty- millions bave been returned. In a word, '. lt is doubtful who th or England or Amortas eau bose ban Wrgo sCmotjnt of spcoio in pre soi: t po-wee I ' sion a thoy bate paid over to Eastern countries within tho psst sixteen yean. ..i e. ? <:???? '. . :. - ;, ' - ' ' '.. ? r0:.r.-i . ' ? v : . " ' . .. . Hi,'.'. Tifi.a! ;-. fir, ".->..'.>" _?_I_gsa L KQS8T Clliour.ATloN.- The DA1I T EWS pubiithes the Official List of Int ers remaining in thc Posto ice at the- end / each ucek, ayreeably to the following action of thc Ncic Posto ce Law, tie the teiospapor having th* lorytst oireulmtion in he City of Charleston : ' HrnoK >. Andu lt further enacted. That lists of let en rcinaloln-i nuoallcd for In any Poetufflre tu any city, omi or Tillage, where a newspaper ahab be printed, ball hoc-carter be published ouco only lu tho newspaper (Uah. being published weekly or oftener, shall bato Ibo atusa. dreulaUon within rango of delivery of the said >fDce. _ __ tar AH commnntvatMM isUenotdfor pobticoHon In Ulis Journal must be ad'lrcKscd to Vie Kdttor qf thc Dalli Aries, A'o. 18 Haune-strcet, Cfiarteston, S. V. Business Communications to PuWtlker of Daily A'etw. ... We cannot undertake to return reseted eommuniea MrorlieemeHt outride o/ffte oily mutt be accompa nied leiUi the casft._ CHARLESTON. WJIDNOSDAY MOPNINO, F1SBBUABY 6, M07. VIIB NEW COMPROMISB, In our lelegrapliio colmnm yosterday, wt pub ishod & dispatch from our special Washington .orroapondont,--and this morning wo ciro further particulars on thia samo subjoct, riz :-tho pinn sf reconstruction oold to havo hoon adopted a tho arturo policy of tho Administration. Hovorrtl [iromiDont politicians of tho South havo, for >omo frocks past, boon at Washington, lu conference wita, conservatives of tho North and members of tho Administration, engaged in concocting a now plan of reconstruction, that abell bo aecoptablo to all sections. Sorno resolutions aro said to ba tho offspring of thia couforenco, tho principal points of which havo bcon given in our telegraphic liapalchca yesterday and this morning. Tho roaolutiona, wo learn, pr vido for aufTrage without diaUncttbu nf color, with a qualification of reading, writing! find property amounting to MM. Upon thia linn it is understood tho new policy of tho Adminialration is baaed, coupled with amnes ty, but "prohibiting the loaders in tho rebellion from holding Federal offlco." Some thcro will bo who cannot seo tho advan tages of this now plan of reconstruction over that propoaod on tho basia of tho Constitutional Amend ment, but Ibero is, novartholena, a very great dif feronco botween tho two. Tho latter, it is true, was nib 'nt on tho aubjcot of negro sutTrago, but nasmneh na it propoaod to regulate Congressional representation upon tho haw's of actual voter , negro sulfimgo would bo virtually forced upon us. In regard to the disqualification to hold oflico, tho HewAiira Autondment excluded a very much largor number of Southern citizens than docs thia now plan. Tho latter only "prohibits the leaders in tba rebellion from holding Federal office," while tho former applied both to Federal and to State offices ; and embracen all who ever took an oath in support of tbs Constitution of tho United Stat *, and oftorwarda loot; part in th rebellion. Tiie io are tho leading diiTitrencoa of tho two measures. Thcro aro othoni willoh it is sot neces sary now to speak of. But tho question of chief importance, after all, is: will thia com promise suit tho doniiuant party in Congress ? Tho Constitutional Amendment ia cortain to pass in thrco-fourths of tho Ht at cs now admitted to Congronaional representation, and CongTosa has already passed a resolution, in both houses, wo boliovo, that tho said amendment shall receive tho forco of law aa soon aa this . requisite numbor of Stales shall have given it their sanc tion; and that it sholl be binding upon all tho St&toa and Territorios in tho Union. If thia then shall be tho law, where is tho practicability of the compromise ? With thu victory in their hand, is il probable Congress will recodo from their posi tion, simply to accommodate tho Administration ? Are not all tho signa of a contrary character ? Beforo taking any positivo action upon thia now plan wo should Uko to know what aro tho probabil ities of its hoing favorably recoivod by Congress; nod what guarantees aro ottered by theso gentlo mcn that tho acceptance of theso terms will a attie th matter. _ norn noun IIORALI. In oar yesterday's issn wo complained of tho I New York Evening J*ost tor publishing a para I BTanh beaded "Anothur Murder ii T nn . w." Our attention having thus boon dirocted to this subject, we immediately found a fortilo Hold. We cannot toko up a papor from any city in the North without observing a roost doplorihlo laxity of pub lin (nnd, of course, niuo of private) in rala. Thun, for inatanco, wo aro told that within the paat year ihren olcrka employod In tho Boston rostofneo havo been dotscted in purloining money from lot tern passing through their hands; that two of thom wera tried, convictod-and pardoned,* and that the third, who "had boon operating for some months, and waa caught In th act," ia now held for trial; but that "it is conaidored almost useless to attempt to convict, nine , at tho in h tan eu of pre mlnont citizens, the pardoning power Is so frosty eraroiaod." So also with tho much-vaunted Bos ton police. "Ono pf. the latter waa iudiotod for robbory a short timo eines, bat gave bail." Of eoureo be waa not lo bo found when tho caso cama up for trial. Daring the past wook two men of tba Boaton polioe wore in the act bf robbing a grocery store. "They had made a most Judicious sol oe ti on of tho groceries therein, and, for the lack of a bas ket, had paoked their plunder in large handker chiefs. The casa waa reported, and th grocer testified that the groceriOB wore bia, bnt that tho handkerchiefs were not. It ia said the officers in question are still on duty." From these little episodes in Boston lifo, says tba Baltimore Oatette, it will bo noted with satls faction that tho excellent ezamplu sot to their fel low-citizens during tho lato war by Messrs. Brrr LJin and HANKS, and'by many other Massachusetts officers el lesser degree, ia bearing Ita appropri t* fruit. It waa equivalent to a liberal oducation to discover that atora and shoulder-straps impreg nated the wearers with se much virtue that it leavened all imaginable vices into no grand mass ,of moral conglomerate, and that what - would have b on highly criminal th ctvOahs'fe loyal, and, therefore., more sarupulotis in observing tho prs ropta of the Decalogue, was in mon holding mili tary commissions not'only ali icily honest, but eminently praiseworthy.- ! We can very wall Imagine the ineffable satisfac tion with which BtrrLzn aurveya th* pictures on his walls; BAHKS B, cotton bale of unusual dimen sions; thia MaseaohuBctts Colonel a aarvice of plate; that Massachusetts Captain a piano whose muais waa once beard in drawing-rooms thou sand miler) away; and wo cain readily depict to our-' e M van tho aanolimonioua face with which a certain Presbyterian clergyman r.t tho North adminiatora the Sacrament from stolon vessel* of silver that wore first sanctified to hely uses in South Caro lina. Those jewels diamonds of tho flrat water; tha rings that load the Angers of Massachusetts women ; the cloak on tbe mantel-piece; the mirror that roflocts it; tho carpot on the floor; tho books that lino yonder uhelveu ; tho group ! of statuary in yonder nicho; tho innumerable articles of Bfrfu that are to he seen In various Northern house holds-what aro theso but precious things of which officers of Massachusetts rogimonts despoiled the Egyptians of the South, after being taaght, by pra-opt and example, that it waa their pious duty to d eek their wives and garnish thoir dwollinga with whatever waa worth taking, whon they could taks It with Imrjunity from those who were weak sad defoncoleas ? .- Girls ara whipped at achoolTu that esme pious extra civilized city; not moroly ll til girls, but grown up young ladles not unfroquently. But thon they are white, T>olon^ to the i'la es worthy'' or, ami therefore oannok find any of tho pbllan- ? tbrepos U take their part. Nigger whipping is tho only subject that can rouso them from their natural phlegmatic equanimity. IlaB any ono ovor hoard of a master, mis tress, or ovorsoor whipping a four-year old negro cahlld lo death ? Wo have lived In this alavo country a great many years without having hoard of auoh a caa . Tot, her ls on Josi, LiirosLBr, wo bog his pardon, the Ile v. JOBL IjwbsxjiT, of Shelby, Or leans ounty, Now York, who, a few days ago, wan sentenced to the ponltonllary at Auburn for tho spaoo of four rears and thr*o months,'for the .rime of manslaughter in tho aooond degroo. Tho papers contain the foil part ulars, ghastly and soul-harrowing, of tho murdor of a little boy about four years old, whs wa UteraUy whipped ta death by his own father, and tba said fathor a clergy man- t least ho has tba Bovorend, prtAx to his name. . '. . ...':... Wo will no sully our columns with description of tho rovoliihg nee no presented by tho handiwork 6f this unnatural father. This almost inoredible piece of cruelly was perpetrated upon the child becauao ho would not say his prayers, or would hot say thom as tho pious father had wished and di* rcctod. W Are not of tb ou a who aro disposed to Uko up a libel and publish it. Just booause its enh |ect ia a minister of tho gospel ; but in consider ing a subject like th* present, tba fact of the cul* prit feeing a clergyman o-rtcialy nhaneoa has Hilt, and T O aro Justified in oiclaimiug: Tm'.atn ktukti OOStuttbUI ira I Tot Ibero ia nu tinunual dogroo of |iublie lndig ation nauiTeatud in tho Northern Journal- ; and bat to ua nooma a talo or unapoaknblo horror ! lirra pasted by au ono of tbo common incident f life. Dut ne ncod not confino onmolvca to thia lolated instance. I/mk at tho universal mania IOW so provalout nil over tho North Tor gambling n over? shan* and form. Prizo fighting, dog and ock fighting, cirriud on to rt conaidorabla oxtonl n all tho'.r groat oities, havo not indeed yoi boen ironouused roipeotnhlo, and atill hido thomaclves a ron ola and obscuro purlious ot tho city or Ti nnily. But tlity oioroiuo, novortheleas, a most laneful inf DOMO on tho morals of tho young, in onaeanenc of their faithful pictorial reproduc ion io "liam rx's WeokJy Journal of Cirillzatioii," ind "FRAME LESLIE'S Uluatratod Newapapor." Diese, In oar opinion, aro tho two most immoral tapora publisbel in the country, and os their Kiputarity may bo fairly supposed a proof of their ai th fully refltcling tho sentimorjta and morola of hoir raadors, wo havo hero abundant ovidonco of ho wide provaionco of thin depraved publia te eta Hi topic ia i no xh au i. ti Win, and not a favorite rn of ours, and we wish to br distinctly un icratood that wo havo not written the abova, iblivious of tho divino admonition, to toko out Ibo icam out of our own eye, tc. WANTS. WANTED, A RESPECTABLE COLORED \\ Duian to attend Childreai and How. Apply te No. 1IA8LL STREET, t h roo doora oaat of Anson street, Fobruary 0_1 WANTED, DT A OBNThEltlAN AND WrFE, ono large FURNISHED BOOM, wllk liOAllD, la i private family, whare thore aro no other hoardsrs. tpply at this efflotj_Fcbru ry_a WANTED, A SITUATION, UV A WHITE Br.ltVANT (American), aa Cook and Washer. Ap ply at this oolco._J February 6 MUSIC TE ACI1EU WASTBP-WANTED, in a Female CoBogo at Charlotte N. C., a PKO lrI-SSOIt IN nimm. Oas who is protldent also in Paint ing ad Hrawlng prsfamid. Apply irnmmlLalcly to Hu v. U. vt. MOO , Principal of State Normal Behool, Charleston. February S_3 WANTED, A Mir DLR AGED COLOBKD W OMAN, to tal charuo of a baby Ova month* Did. None but a comp.tonl Nurse, who oan come woB re ois Blooded, head apply. Apply at thia olH e February 3 _ _ WANTED, A CAPAIIhW WOMAN, TO COOK AND WAWI I ; klso a Irl, to mind a child. Apply at No. li ANSON STREET, nsxt to the annan Church, contar II aa ch February 1 TO RENT. TU EE NT, A DESIRABLE TWO AND A HALF Kl OK. HOUSE, lnAUantlo street, having a', rioter.:, sud gi*d kilohen. lient foSO lo an approv ed tenant. Possess on given ItnmcdUtuly. Apply st I No. 35 TBADD SIBEET, near Ckuroh street. February _ IT\ORREXT,TUKTHREE-3TORY MOUSE . . c. 10 John street, containing; nins upright rooms, with pantry and s toro room; largo lot, with *tub!o sat carriage hotiso, and double piazza to tba south. For torus, apply at O. P. POrPENUElM'S BARD WARE 81 ORK, Bing street, just below Calhoun. February 4_mwf3* FOE DENT, A EAI131 IN ST. ANDREW'S Parish, on Ashley Ilivor, about two mlle from ChArUiton, routalning about ICO lena, moat of which la cleared. Apply to LOUIS DaSAUSSURE. January SO ? ? wftnS_No. 23 Broad elroot. TO BUST, THAT BBSIUAOLE II 13 S I - DENCE Ne. ll KINO H ri IF. KT, with all the uocos aary oatbulldlug*. dstena, &o. Inquire at No. 9, outh of the sbsv*._wfm_January 33 TO REIT .-THAT DESIR AXILS HEHL. PUNCE at Ul* southwoat corner of Rutledge and Wentworth streets, containing S minaro rooms,3 attic rooms, 4 baaetneut room*, with water closet, bath room aad Bnon closet*. ** tlx vale and oh doth, and healing furnnco throughout thu entire house. Poaseuaiou given Immediately. Apply at No. 305 King street, to WILLI AU Q. WIULDEN k CO. January lt_fniw TO RENT, A TIIREE-STOHY BUICK HOUSE In Wontwarth street, between Smith and BuUvdge streets; contains ten rooms, with caa and water flxturos complote. Apply at theefnee of w ILKIN BON k ulLclIllleT, Attorneys at Law, No. 8 Broad atroo t. fmw January 13 TO RENT, A THREE-STORY lillie K ROUSE, nowly pain tod. No. 38 PINCKNLY STREET. Apply to ll. FOI.uv, February S_3* No. 144 East Bay. fTH> RENT, THAT DESIR AELE BRICK X RESIDENCE, containing tea looms, situated lu Elisabeth street, immediately opposite Henrietta. On the premhies ar all necessary outbuildings, cistern, wefi ot waler, Ac To an approved tenant tenn wUl be moderate. Possession gitan Immediately. Apply at No. 0 BAFT BATTERY. Full ru ar;-f, 0 TO RENT, THE STORE AND RESIDENCE of tho lato John Dniaimood, No. St Broad street, from sfth February. Apply to NINIAN DRUM il OM), I Nos. 10 and 30 Boyeo ii Co.'a Wharf; lu tho evening at No. I St. Michael' Alley._ February 4 16 TO RENT, THAT BTORE ON THE NORTH EAST CORNER of Coming and Spring atreeU. known aa No. US. Apply to RICHARD TORIN. Mn ll A "ii,ti i .i... i. January :n FOR SALE. -riOR SALE, A SUPERIOR SADDLE AND X BUOOY UORSE. Apply at this ollie . F bruary 4 fr* FOHOALK.-A BEfllBAULE PLANTATION on Port Royal Island, ol 330 acres; 300 acre* mady for t.ilmail ni. the balance wood land. Thia place ia beautifully situated on Broad River, OB* hour'* drive from the Tevrn of Beaufort. It ha* ampio accommoda tions for laborers, and la well auppBed with hones, carts, wagons, and un ploman to. The place wUl be sold ala bar K 4n. and a part cf the purchase money can remain aa mortgage If usired. For further pextloulars inquire of C. W. DENNIS, January lt Ima* Planters' Hold. TJtOn SALE, TWENTY LARGE, PAT, JP tando-yaar old broke MULES; and THIBTY S and 4 year old. For cale al Mill* Hous* Stable. Apply loB. W. CARTON._January 14 FOR ALE, A SCUOIaARaillP ZN A I'HILA DELPH1A University or Uedldno and Burg ry. 'luis Scholarship enUtlos students to full Instruction no til graduation in tho MEDIC AL DEPARTMENT, embrac ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Ma Url a Medica, Chemistry, Obstetric , and Diseases of Woman and Chil dren, PrlndpUs and Practico of Medicine and Patholo gy. Aa thia ts one of the first Medical Universities of the country, a favorable opportunity i* o florid th ruo atudybag re sdi cine tor a scholarship. Apply at thia O gio ._._'. '. _Doce in bor 16 T PRIVATE SALE-A EINE B AUM, IN GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 83 acre* of Land, 34 of which are cleared and Binder fence; the bal an oe well wooded. This lilac* la situa tod 10 mus* from Charleston, os tho S tato hoad, and ul thin a quarter of a mlle of tho M or th ou ie rn Railroad. Thar* I* a fin or ohard on the placo. FOT Information apply to . Dr. H. n AL lt. Pac em SOT ll_No. 131 Meeting stroot. BOARDING. A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE Al - J\_ corn rc oda ted with Board in a private family, OB iroderato terms, by furnishing their own norn. Apply at this Offlee._1 ?_Fob mary s PRIVATE BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD. Kitti eon be OOPS mm dated at Ns. Q KINO STREET, east alda, near Broad. ;_January 31 (1 OOH HOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, INA X pleasant part of thc city, with pleasant rooms. To rms ts per week. Apply at No. 38 MEETING STREET. January lt_Imo " O T) RITATE BOARD. WITH OB WITHOUT ROOMS, AT X Ho. W3 KIN ti STHKBT, n*ar Otorg*. January 14 _ . _.. BOARDING.-MRS. U. It AML A H IB PRH PAIlZDto recd vo Boarders,'et No. 148 M oe Un auroot, up stair*. Uer many rlenla and acquaintances will please bear this in mind. Decombsr 16 COPARTNERSHIPS. NOTICE. MR J. O. CRANE HA VINO BECOME A PARTNER, IO dato from 1st January ultimo, the firm lately knows aa j. it. BOYLtTON A CO. will bo now ** for merly, Cit ANS, BOYLSTON k CO. Februarys_wfmo NOTICE. IRAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH MB TN THE MARBLE BUSINESS A. F. OUEVREITX. Tho busi ness will hereafter be conducted in the nama of D. A. WALKER k OO. . A WALKER. February 1, MOT._w 0 _February 8 NOTICE. WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH US MR. J. A EN BLOW, Ja., as a partner tn our firm. February 1 0 J. A. EN8LOW k CO. EDUCATIONAL. STATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL, EUTADLIKHED DY THE LEO ISL ATURE FOR THE IN if il tut.'IT ON OF YOUNO LADIES IN TUE HIOH EB BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-ST. PHILIP STREET, OUAnLaTSTON, S. a, WBJi BB OPEN JANUABY 3D, 1M7. REV. HENRY M. MOOD. A M., Principal. Professors, Toadmrs. and Lotturers of ability luvra bean o m ployed, and thorough uurtrmeUoa wUl bs afforded In very department Tbs nurse of a tidy ls of the highett grad* pursued bj yonag Lvdlea, and 1* equal ta thara**! advanced ta lt rd of Ftmalo Colloges. Tbs year li divided into twa toasien* *f fly* month, each. Tuition, la al dins tb* usual branch**, with FRENCH, VOCAL UL'H IO ni DBA WINO, fl] 60-1 CO par half se*, sion. Pn ll* may oblaba Board under tc* direction ot the Prin ri cal, at 55 par four Wieks, which Include* Ulkst, wa kin g and fut ; ail pay m ants strictly in advino*. O. O. UKMUINOER, Chairman of th Board. E. MowTioc. SiUtuat, S*cr*tary. 03- O. Jumb! P*J>*r* please copy six Um , osos ach wssk, sud send bill to tho Secretary, at Charleston. January 7_ ? mwi3 NIOHT ur HOOL. ON AND AFTER MON DAY THE EXERCISES (T7 THE subscrlbsra' School will bo conducted at No. Soi KINO STREET, cost ddn, ono door eoulh of Oeoryo, al whlnh will ba taught Book-keeping, Writing and tho higher branches of MaUuuialica sad English, including AriUimaUo, Algsbra, Qeotaotry, Ac, FoUtloal Fooaomy, Rhetoric, Lojio, *o., Ac. Tena* mo orato. Apply as abOT*. . - . ' OTT k SUBEFESRE, January I_._mwrimo NIGHT BCUOOLI NIGHT SCHOOL I NIGHT ut HOOL i AT COMMERCIAL SO HOOL, BcoRXk'nmiuAD AND cnuncii ST.HUBTS. COKKEEPINO. WKITINO. MKBCANTILB CALI LATI0N8 TAUOUT, Janaary ll ' - . ~._ tm TTAVTNO rlETU^JVKDT^TFTVCTTY, OTTXRS HER JLX rrlcas as Twicker of ilia Plano and Vsoai Mraato. UCCTI uno . .IMO I ll U I] I t'O.M.MIHSIOVK.KS OP MAKICrCT. A REGULAR MOM IJI.v MEBTtHU OF Til8 COM lV MISSIONERS or Mnrkrt will bo lio'd Thii /My, at t8!0* WILLIAM KIRKWOOD. robwaaiya_1_chief ghwh. I WI >H A It Iv ..ODOR, No. 70, A...li"...N.>. rlBB RKOULAR MONTHLY COM ! UNICATION OP . HUH Lodge wal bo trill Taft Ettning, at Masonic Ul), nt 7 o'clock P. M. TM Orana lecturer will bo pref ont to doQno tho work. Dy order of tbo W. M. TIM)DORK E. NEWTON, Becretsry. 1- ebra try 8 1 LOST. riTrtAYKI>, piton' No. io coiu.io HTRELT, C5 on the SJ Instant, a liver-colored POINTER, eight neolli. old, with a whlto spot on hie broait, tho end of lia tall cut off, und with tho owner' nanto on the collar. [ t liberal reward will bo paid for bl recovery. february 4_ TOUT ON Y I " VM*.lt I > A Y, IIBTTVISKN JU Wentworth and Market slroets, a roc li UT HOOK, I xmlalulug an Express receipt and a um of money. Dr | oavlug Iho mo at thlr OPice, tho Auder will meet witu i odiable reward. January 31 FOUND. FOUND, A SOUTH CAROLINA S i'ATB HON I), with Coupons attached, for One Thousand I lollara, which the osmer eau hare by preying proporty ind paying tor adverllatunent. Apply to J. N. HURBON, S'o. 03 East Bay. fwmlS February 1 AMUTEME^^ HIBERNIAN HALL. TWO FAREWELL PERFORMANCE Ok" THE CM.F UKATKD HANLON COMBINATION AFTERNOON-Doora open at - o'clook; commence ot 3 e'cloek. Admission lo Mst loco-Adults, tl; Children, SO cents. EVEN IMO-Doers open at 7 e'slock; cr mme ur a at 8 o'clock. The wonderful and world dinoun HANLON UKO TM renn, BORDIE, WILLIAM, AND ALFRED, Tb Champion Athletes and Oymnasts of tbs world, will appear In conjaaeUoa with thur salabratod "EUHOl'EAN COMBINATION," Ia a BOW and Diversified Prtvramms. PRICKS OF A HM 1 S.I ION : rteserrsd Beats.tl BO Unreserved Beats.tl 00 Hesta caa bo eccared three dsya in odvauoe at J. M. GREER'S BOOK H to ll ll Th City Railway CSH will walt In froi t of the Ball nulli Ul conclusion cf tba EutcrtaUuneat for the conve nience of persons rsaldliur up town. C. AMORY BRUCE, Advance Agent. February 8 1 MORRIa SIMMONDS, Menacer. INSURANCE. QUEEN FIRE I SDEMH COMPANY, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. CAPITAL.910,000,000 IN GOLD. APPLY TO GIBBES & CO., Agents, MO. lu ADDER'S SOUTH WHAI'.r. Doocmber 7 . mwilyr WORLD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMEAN Y, OF ir.1V VURK. SPECIAL FEATURES: MUTUAL PREMIUMS LOWER THAN THOSE OF A msjorlty ot* tho Lifo InsUrnnco Companies In tho UnUod Stales. NON-PARTICIPATING PREMIUMS lower thou Uioso ebMnjad by any Corapsny in the world. DIVIDENDS mercase annually aller two ytars, with tho agc of tho policy. LOSSES PAID In thirty days after due uoUcoond proof of death. THIRTY DAYS' ORACE allowed In tba payment of pre miums. Tho undersigned having bean appointed OENERAL AGENT of the above creditable Company for Uio State of South Carolina, ti prepared to receive proposais for In surance. J. ALFRED CAT, OENERAL AGENT, OOM la rear ol Elmoro Insu raneo Company, February 1_Law Dango, Broad street. ITNA LIFE Jp B C Capital, . . $4,500,000 THE UNDERSIGNED HAYING DREN APPOINTED AGENT of tilla old, popular and moat prospero us LITE INSURANCE COMPANY, for Ibo City of Charleston, ls prepared to receive proposals for Insurance, and to re now Polic as slrei j In foros. JOHN IL HERIOT, Jr., Afft., AT THE OFFICE OF WM. D. HERIOT lt CO., January SO ' Imo No. 0 DBOAD STOUT. MISCELLANEOUS. DIRECT IMPORTATION OF" ENOI.IBU _ SADDLERY. JUST RECEIVED FINE STEEL CU. UN EY DITS Fins Nteol UUrruss and Spurs Fins Stained Bridle Mountings Fins Karee y Hom Sheeting, ie., Ac, Atc. I. C. NOLAND. Survivor of A. Mc Kennie A Ca., No. 119 Meeting street, near Market Means reu ne ra Ver I am V'OT at tho old stand. January IB_ Imo THE LADIES* MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAVING ON HAND A LA HOE SUPPLY OF READY MADE Ol.OTS tNO, suitable for.OcnUomen, La dles and Children, and being desirous of diminishing oar Stock before the season advances loo far, wo would urpe dally draw the attention of Ute public toward tho mlno Uon which will be made In our arlee, for tho next two or three weak, from date. Apply at tho DEPOSITORY, Jan nary 39_Wo. 17 Chalmers attest. JOHN K. STIMSON & CO., FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AXD Dealers in Gnaiio and Fertilizers, 73 WALL STREET, NEW youri. ORDERS TOR ANY OT THE FOLLOWING NAMED GUANOS or FERTILIZERS will be promptly Ched for CASH or a aa U fae to ry airy acceptance, vis : No, 1 Peruvian Guano, per ton, In currency..ttl 60 No. 1 Bolivian (1 nano, par ton,'ia currency........ il 00 Ne. 1 Swan Island Guano, per ton. tn currency.... Si 00 No. 1 Soluble Pasillo Guano, per ton, in currency. Al 09 Ko. 1 Bangh's Superphosphate, par ton la cur* roney.....,.8100 Bruce's Concentrated Fartillrer, per ton. 60 00 ."to-.r of Bane, per ton.60 M Bone Meal, per ton.10 tO Crushed Bones, per ton. ID 00 II cs sud Flesh, per ton.;. 81 00 Animal Fertilizer, per ton.18 00 riah Qnano, per ton..;.j.... St 08 Gypsum or Piaster of Paris, per bbl. 1 TB rou J rt ita, par bbl.'.,. 900 A. A. RICE, Agent Cherie.,ton, H. C-, ? At the omeo of tho Southern Express CO. January 35_. . . ? : . faint WHITE & PAINE, FACTORS, ? Mwi & Commission Merchants NO i B0CTH ATTaAHTTC WHARF, t/lsA U-aSgXOn, fr C> j. J. WHITE. vi..dUOitiiid, PA .NE otorA,nr* - WILLIS & CHIS0LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION1 M KU CHANTS, AND' J SHIP PI N G AGENTS. Wi ILL ATTEND TO' THE PURCHASE, BALE AND VT SHIPMENT (lo ForeUra and Domestic PorUl w COTTON, BICE, LUM DEB AND NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. c. . H. WILLIS.,.A. E. OH1SOLX. October 2 . . . . . ? E. J. WHITE.JNO. K. GOURDIN, WHITE & GOURDIN, Civil Engineers and Surveyors. OWNING ONE-HALT OP THU PARKER PAPERS, and having access to tho whole collection at all times, wo are propared to ex cuta all work entrusted to our care with accuracy and dispatch. .... Omeo : LAW RANGE, CTwIoston; 8. a , " January T ? . _ Imo* LAW NOTICE. itv, ,,.. r>. G. MCINTOSH, ATT OH VE Y AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN ti.>/j EO.UITV, -. . i WILL PRACTICE' IN THE OTmTB FOR THE KABTEI1N CIRCUIT, emt racing Uio District of (ItioaUrUelJ, Marlborough, 1) arlington, Mu lou and Viii, llonumnrg.. ., I W '" Prompt attention given to collection of claims.- I ! t OMce at Darlington Court House, luaraaJctoEa: . i Mesar*. ADAMS, FROST k CO., Charleston, & 0. Matara. O. W. WILLIAMS A co., Ch HM tea, B. a Mantra. J. At J. D. KIRKPATRICK, Charleston, E. a Gen. JAMES CONNER, Charleston, H. 0. Mal. KD. N. THURSTON. Ooarieaton, 9. 0. 1 J. BLI GREGG, Esq., Mars RluK, . .. .Januaryll ?? i _ imo ' LAW NOTICE. W. W. HARLLEE, HARD BLUFF, 8, a, ?OR Aim OES IN THE COURTS O? LAW AND EQUI X TY for Darlington, Marton, Harry and Wllllama IIAIlLLnE ii BOYD, DnUo ton. ? Of t ai Eartlrurton ' ltl.I.EE & nABLLBK, Marion ona norry. ' O asst lt Marlon. HA RILES li WILLSON, WlUiarashurg-.' Offlos si KlaiMKta. tnt* janutry 18 CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. 3WICK Ol* CHIRIT Oh" UKTRCTIVKN, li FKDltUARV 0.-Recovered lui ow at till. Ollie . V WO COPPER PU M I'S. widen Um owner* ure rciiucetod S > como toward oud Moiillfy. J. C. CAM1MIF.I.1., V February 6 Uuul. In eltartpj. KOTI H. V. OFFICE OF TUE CA ITA IM OF POLICE, J U CliAiiLKHrox, S. C., february fi. IB.;". | [N OllUEIl in ul vi: ALI. INTK1IKNTED AN ul run. TUN1TV tooroot plntfurniH Ut protect Ibo Idowt ka : a front of tlmlr lot , SH icpiln d by Ordlnanco now pub Ishetl, eeld Onltuauro wlU not be enforced until lim ililli 'cbrusry toat. C. ll. SIUWAI.O. February 0 ll Captain of Police. NOTICE!. OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, I CUAJOJurroH. 8. C., January 26, 1X07. j rUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 1H HEilKIJY PUII LlSUED for tbe benefit of all whom ll may con lern. C. U. SIOWALD. Captain of Police. B it Ordained, That from and after Ure Aral day of ra mu ry neal, evory person keeping a ebop or etore, or I aagag d In mercantile business lu Ute City ef Charleston, ." ?ball poet up, and keep postad un, la eouio cuiraplcuoiiH dace, at hta ur ber buali cae laud aud stands, a i-ousplcn JU si,-n Hoard or Plate, containing lon ur ber given jamo and surname, aud. In caso of a partnership, ibo liven narai- and nutuaaiu uf oaub member of tho linn; ind every person eo uQ'audlug, ur makin;: default herein, | iholl ferrell and pay lu tho City a penalty or Utty dollar lor ca-h and every orteuco or doleidt, and lu addition j lhere to n, further um of any dollarn for each and evo. y ? month during which tho provisions of Uits Urdlunuco ?ball ru ulalu uot coinnUod with : rocided, hoverer. That ' nothing herein coutelucd shall apply to tbs special part ners of a limitad partnership. Ea UH ed December 2, lest. liztract from Ordinante Halifinl November Q01A, 1&0G. 8 30. G. No cloth awning hall bo put up In such s ni i li ner ss to obstruct tool passenger ; sud no hlgu-lioaiM shall bo erected otiiorwlse th JU thirteen teat Ironi Uro sur faso of the .round or foot pavement . . nuder a penalty of Twenty Dollars for cac'' and ovary day, \Tl.lle any such a > ulug or sign.board, un it or form ed otherwise than aa herein directed, shall eu romain. ..se* ** BBC. 0. No person or persona whosoever shall, for Ibo purpose of exposing sny goods, commodities, or other articles for salo, puen, or causo ta bo plai ed, any such goods, commodities, or other nrUelcs whatsoever, or say table, bench, stall.board, box. or other appendage, In any street, laue, alloy, or public thoroughlsro, or auy foot pavomout within tho Lily, under a poiially uf Twenty Dollars lur each aud every such offence, aud for each and every Utghl or day, as tho caso may ba, on which any stich offenen ls committed: /Vuriifcd, Aoirer r, Tliut Vuu due Miniers ahull bo permitted to expose befora their eloros such goads soil comiiioditica an they sell st public auction, but not to tako np moro room Uiau the Inuit ol their reapocUvu vcndiio stans, and ta tbe distance of six feet bayoud tba a.nie Hue. 7. Nu po roon or persons whosoever, shall sutler say rowood, coal , good , ware , merchandise, carriages of auy descrlpUoii, or any other maller or thing, to bim, bor, or them belonging ur consigned, to lay or stand for a longer space Uiau four boura, lu our street, lane, alloy, or publie thnmnglifaro within Ibo City, under a pemJty of Two Dollars, with coats, for eve i y hour that any such article or thing shaU BO lay or land beyond thc abovc uicutlouod limo: excepting, niatcrlsls for building. In ro gard to which Uio following rcgulatious shall be observ ed, namely: When any person or persons sholl erect or repair any hausa or uthcr building, upon any street, lano, alley, or open court, within tho city, ho, alic, or they shall maka application for thc uso of HO much of tim elrert or public way as ahull not oxeced tho front of tho lot ou which such huit.lin ls to bo erected, nor extend more than aha foci lulu tho H in et; which space such per son or persons shall forthwith endoso willi a sufUclctil fonce, nt least six feet high, lu order tu deposit within the samo thu roijuiullc materials tor building mid repairing; aud such lome, together with tho remaining material, bu, shu, ol tboy shnU remove RM soon an ilia work ba Un bill ed, or whenever tb Mayor shall rcqtilro lt, on palu of forfel Ung Two liol Urn for every hour that such lenee or auch matar ais shalt afterward reinalu liiircmovad; mid on pain, aldo, of bating tho arno remeved at his, h r, ur their o i pointe, by thu city an thori U UH. * . . January 28 Imo AN ORDINANCE TO csTAniJsii TUX orrior. or CIIIII-SF.T C-ONTUAUTOR. OFFICE CLERK Ol' COUNCIL, 1 J atm irv Ul. I8G7. ( THE CITY COUNCIL HAVINQ KLECTED UR. J. K. RcUMILLAT Chimney Contractor for tho Upper Warda, sud Mr. M. NIXON for tho Lower Want , tboy wUl enter upon tbs, duties ol Dhelr ellice on thu 1st of Feb run ry hist, and for tho general information of Ibo pubbo tho following Ordl atice ls published : W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. aa oanraAifoa- TO xsTABiJsrr TOB omen or cuinNxr ooNTTiAorons. fie ft ordained ly the Mayor and Aldermen in City Coun cil catenated. That from and after tho posssgo of this Or diuanco there shall bo annually elected twa Contractors for sweeping chlmnoys; tba Ont for all that part of tba city, taking in Words Nos. 1, 2, 3 and i; and the second for aU that part of Um city, taking in Nos. S and 7, (1 aud 8. Each of said contractors sholl glvo bond lu thc City Council lu Uiu penni stun nf two thousand dollars, with two good .ure liri., cine 1 i lio nod for tho faithful p.ir.'o nu ance of their duty. BEC. 2. All sud ovary person occupying a building with a chimnoy orcbimnoye thereto, In widen a fire ls umtali v made, sbsU allow and permit Uie said Contractor or Con tractors to visit, lr. s per t, and causo lo bo swept, Ibo said chimney or chimneys unco in every month, and lie, she, or thor pay for such sweeping, aa hereinafter prcscrlbod. Uro foes; end in case any tent n shell oppose or prevent tho swooping of any chimney as before directed, be, he, or they, niokiug snell opposition, on convie Hun thoreaf befora tho Mayor, shall lu Unod In a mi m not oxcecuing fifty dollars. hun. tl. If tho Contractor for sweeping shall neglect this duty In uot causing tba sold chimney to bo swept perfectly neat and clean, or leaving auy chimney wblcb ought to bo swept unawopt for ono tnuuUi, a hore luhc foro turreted, said Contractor, au Information befora the Mayor of such neglect, sholl, an conviction thereof, bo Unod a sum uot exceeding fifty dollars, provided said Contractor waa not op po/ed or prevented from swecplug said chimney; then tho line muy be Inflicted on tho oc cupant or owner of the hnnae. Bea . Said Con tractor sholl glvo notice in public print Of tho time and hour tho chimney Or chimneys la ur aro to bo swept, which noUea shall bo iron st least two day-B before, and such sweeping shall lair lilac. at a rn.,, mm i . - -i.r. i ...... .u J such Contractors shall keep coota au miloo cnUUed a "Sweep Offlco," centrally locat ed, whore any person Bending for o sweep sholl bu im me diately accommodated with ono, or as soon thereafter na possible. 8xe S. In sdi cases of neglect of tho said Contractors not herein provided for, on convicUon thereof before Ibo Mnyor, such Contractor shall bo fined In auy sum not exceeding fifty dollars; and that any weep boy weeping or o Curing ta swoop cblransys in tills city, uuloos lies used by the Contractor, abaU be fined In a sum uot exceeding fire dollai s, to be recovered In the Mayor's Court. SKOL fi. Tba fouowing foes sholl bs allowed for sweep ing chimney., vir. : ten cont for ooah lory. UKO. 7. Houses which have chimneys wherein anthra cite cool is burnt exclusively, will not bo required to bo swept only at the option of the owner or occupant.t HT. H. That ll Ordinances and paris of Ordinances repugnant hereto bo and the same ara hereby repealed. Itali Bud In City Council, this 10th dav af Jam: s ry, in tho , , year sf our Lord one thousand right hundred and 1 1 sixty-six. P. C. O Al LL A It 1), Mayor. Dy the Mayor: February 1 . Imo W. H. SMITH, Cloikof Council. PUBLIC NOTICIS. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, 1 January 3, 1867.1 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HBREDY GIVEN THAT UNDER Ula foUowing Ordinance licenses havo been prepared for delivery from this Offlco. 8. THOMAS. City Treasurer. Ero. 1. He it Ordiintrl by the Mayor and Aldermen in dry Oouneil aneribled. That from rand after tho first day of January, licensee sholl bo taken out for all carts, drays and wagons, used for pr vala and domestic purposes, In tho aa me manner, and according to tho samo provisions now of fores In relation to carts, drays and wagons, letor driven for biro, except giving bonds, And each such cart, dray or wagon, sholl bs provided with a badge con taining tho number thereof, and marked Private, to ba placed an toe outside of tbe abaft. SEO. 2. Nb person "hall bo taken by tho Treasurer as surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning li censes for carla, drays, wagons and other carriages, un less ho or oho bs a freeholder. Bro. 3. Tho fallowing eh all hereafter be the ratos for licenses for public and private carla, drays, wagolis, Ac, including tho horses or mules used thereof, which shall bo free from other tnxatiun: FOULJC CAST*, ll KATH, KTO., OH THOSE XtrTLOTrjl m AKT SClKKESS WHATKVKH, FOU UrttB DISK OT OB XHOIBXCT. For overy cart, dray or wagon, drown by on horse ar . mule, 120. For overy art, dray or wagon, drawn by two horses or mules, 30. ' ?ti . Bor ovary hack and carriage with two wheels, 120. For every hark and carriage with four wheols, MO, For evory stags), or omnibus (except Uno omnibus), with two horses, 030. for overy stage, or omnibus (except Uno omnibus), drawn by four horaos, f CO. For overy truck drawn Dy two or moro horses or mules, tflO. For ovary express wagon drawn by two or moro horses araianlca. Wo. (H.JUIBAD OABTB AMS rSTVATS CART , DOA TB, KTO. . .FcT.OTerj bread cart or wagon, ML For every cart, dray or wagon, used for pr valo or do moaUu puntosos, aud not to bo employed In tho trans porting of goods, wares, merchandlso, lumber, or any other commodity, for compensation, either tUructly or IndirocUy tor tho same, shall pay for a Uconso the sum of ll, exclusive of the horst or mule. RaUflod In City Council, U s 10lh day of January, In. .] ha tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun dred and sixty-six. . . P. 0. GAILLARD, Mayor. By the Mayor, January fi ?_W. IL SMITH, Clerk of Cou idl. CITY TAXES.-MONTHLY RETURNS. 0FF10K OF THE 01TV ASSESSOR, 1 Cm HALT,, February 1st, 1887. J XT OTT CE 13 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN ED _li> that tho MONTHLY RETURNS for the monto of January past. In compliance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified on tho 18th day of December, 1860, must ba made on or Imf oro the lsth last. D. O. GlliSON, February 1__12_City Assessor. NOTICE;. -TT OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE.) CUABUarow, 8. 0., January 23.18C7. J THE FOLLOWINO OUDLNANOE ia H Ell EDY PUB LISHED for ceaeral ' InformsUon. The Polico havo orders to report ali casu of viola lion on ard after tho lit of February next . |J .. O. B. SIG WALD. ' ' . , . Captain of Police.'. AS* ctiu>oU8c B io paoTxcrr rna tiTa tara AKD STDK WALXS or TH crrr. ' 1. Mt it rdained by Vu layar and Aldermen of Charlu ton, in Oily Council enewttiltd, andi! ii hereby ordained by IA authority of the taine. That from sud after tho fl mt day of September next th li re shall bo laid down by tho owner or occupant of each lot in tho city having an entronco for carriages, wagon , carte and drays, a platform of WLOd or stone, extonillng not mora thtn four feet from tho curb stone towards the centro of tho street; and tho owner or occupant of sl y such lot not having a platform aa herein roquirod, to.'protect Ihs rjaremontagalDsl Uie en I raneo of carriages or other vohlcles, shall forfeit and pay the sum of Ovo dallara! vd tn tho event that Uie said ravemont bocomea broken, ho ahaU pty, In addition to the afore said penalty, the costs and chargos of mending tho same, and also tho nm of Ave dollars for each day tho aamo shall romain so broken. Ratified in City Council August 13, IBM. January 28 _ . 1 Imo NOTICE. . OFOTCB OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE. ' CriABLISTON, B. C., January 23, 1847. I ON AMT AFTiiB THE FIR!>T DAY OF l'EUHUARY nazt tho Police will report oil HAOEh, CARTS, DRAYii, ass., tte., forvhd plying for biro without Reen so. All persons Int roiled are hereby specially notified to govern thestaalvai acoordlngly. C. B. SIGWALD, . , January M . ? Imo_Captain of Polico. . CITY TAX BILL. OFFICE OLERE OF COUNCIL, 1 January IS, 1807. I /COPIES OP THE CITY TAX DILL FOR THE YEA ii Vy 18AT pan be obtained al this offlco or at the tero of AltUr.lian OOURTXNA7, Broad street .W. H. B Ml'iii, Jasrnsryia lino Clark of Otiunr.il ri IUD LOAN. ? MAYORALTY OF CHABXEOTON, 1 ' ' Orr Xtiix, November 9, lB fl. .1: ALL PK 0N3 DESIROUS F REBUILDING IN T SB I Dornt rXsrriots and Waite ria so of the City, un ter "An Aa of tho Ocjierai Aianmbly, glvleg autherity .to w>a Otty, Connell of Charleston to procrea In the mat ter of a nra Loan, with a view lo old In Landina up tin City afirjtr," oro Ltroby notified that Uie form o. aptuT eaUou for loins can te obtained at tho oSco f the dork of Council, bolwDflti toe boors of 9 A. M. onj a P. M. AU appliesUoai raust ba filed tn th abovo ( aavMasissl e* efl, a the Ooir.mltt o willmot every Monday lo ooo sldar tho sarna. - '. !" .t ? By order of th Uaycr . 'V. B. sTMITH. H V0 b rU i Baak af ft Matt, ?""'!" t.. ;;.!'.V:~) . ."j, ? ?, i f FINANCIAL. OIJPONS AM) BONDS IVANTE1>. MITT OP MEMPHIS Ml > MrDjfbU ul Uhsria-tl Itondi i,.... 1....1 ,.."i iiaiifQui i:,. lm>lM>t|i il nuil IVnamma i:, i, [.infbu nuil ohio ll illnu.l Teil l'or < Yul. Doini Apply I" ll. ll. I'd.pus. limber, February il 1 ,\". . nr.,.,,1 ,|ri' L WA NTH I) $1000, rjilLLS HANK Ol* THE SI Al % (U.I) IsSCK. I> li. M. MAltsilM.I. Jc URO., February C_L^. >-u. 33 llruail H tn-L-L OLD! OLD ! I OLD ! 11 WANT Kl), nj OLD, SILVER, HANK HILLS Ol UNITED STATES COMI'Ol'NI) INTEREST NOTUS INITF.I) STATES 7-30 HON PH TOCKS, nom ei. lt ., of all kind , purchased al highest ratc-i, by ANDIUAV lt, MOItFJ.ANI). Broker, Nu. 8 llroud Incl. December f> haw "")S JHKOKH ON NEW YORK SOLD CtTERUKU, PUAHCa ANO DOMESTIC EXOHANOB Cy IKIIIHIII, by O.T. LOWNDES Ai CO., January -JG 12 Ni . HI llroail Hlrtirl. MISCELLANEOUS. Now York I'rizo Assorintion, Ko. OW lt HO Alt WA V, Ar. Yi UOSKWOOl) PIANOS, MKLODKONS, SKWISO MAUJIINES, MUSIC HOKES, SILVER WARE, KI NU (IOU) AND SILVER WATCHES, AND BLEGANT JKWELKY, VALUED AT $500 ,000. WILL HE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS : THE uaiim anti valu of each artlplo if our uoods sro marked on tickets, placed lu scaled rim 1 i - , anil well nil ml. Ou receipt ol 26 cent , an cnvclnjto containing auch li. V t will ne drawn wltluiut choice, anti delivered at uur olllce, .>r seul by mail lo any atldrcxH. Tbo pur cha .a- aller r . In,; what arllt-lu lt dim Wi and Ila vuluo which may Ito Iroiii ouu to live hundred dollar -ri* thru, ou payment ol one dollar, receive the arti -I. uainrd, ur may l'MkaUtt lt tor any other urti.lu IM. I- iii ou our circular ut Um rame value livery tick, I dran* all rticlo wurth omi dollar or mure. Nu HIJINKS. Our latrena ran di-pcml on fair, honorable dealing. Tile artlclu ilrawu wlU be dollvcreil nt our olflcc, r.tgard lean of Ila valuo, or promptly wot na directed, by return mall, or express. Letten troui many pcraous acknowledging Ule receipt of valuable. i;lfla leen na, may bn KCCU ou lifo at our ul lice, among wlioei we aro permitted tu refer lo: John 5. Holcomb, Lambert ville, N.J., gold walch, valuo $2CU; Mra. H. lleimctl. No. 'JS'Cnniticrlaud alrcct, brook lyn, sewing machine, -o, Edwin Hoyt.Stamtoid, t'cuii. geld luvur Wktcli, value J'JOO; lion. ll. II. Itrlgc,*, Wash lngton, H. C., dluuoud pin, 117-1 ; J. C. Sutherland, Nu. 100 Lexinuiuu avenue, piano, 350; abra. tl. J:. on. No. .Jiu Nineteenth utrvol, N. Y., i ? ?un.: uiaeitltie, . '." Jo*. Camp, Lhnli.i, N. Y.. uiclodeon, t-l.TO; Mei L. Can.:- , Atlanta, Oa., diamond cluster roi,:. $333 Hr. Henry Small. Wori-rtitcr, Min-?., sowing liiaelilnc. II. Shan-, No. HUIlillbstreet, N. Y.. gold watch. 150; Edw. H..vil lon, Na- .ville. Tenn.. IUCI'KICOII, ! lue, .lam- Le- Ul. Montgomery, Ala., i hunt lng wa Icu, i :'?<>; H. 1. Sinlth, rroviitoiicc, lt. L, all vee twee watch, .agu; Oscar Hiiniy. Mudlsoij, N. J., music box, 45; Hon. ll. S. New ell, Ht. Pant'*, Mimi., gold walch, ltej; j, H. Sperry. Litchfield, Conn., Bilvur wateb, 55; Wm. li. Peek, llar buo. His., inn ,lc !,.. . :'.'">; Wm. Lavinia..!, Dayton, Ohio, silver tea sot, 12E; Miss K. M. Scheuck, lKU i.it, Mich., diamond ear rim;-, lr.'.'.; Pierro llcaudlii, si. Charles Hotel, Now Urh-aim, diumnnd ring, 170; Mra. Marilla Harm--, SI. Louis, Mo., mclodrnu, value S125. LIST OF AUTICLKS TO UF. S0t.lt iOH OA'A' HOLLAH KAVll, And not lo be poid for until you know what you I ave drawn. EACH. 25 Rosewood Piano.-, wort!.-.$200 00 to not) OX) 00 Mcl deun , Rosewood Coses. Wu im to 225.OU 200 Music Duxes, 3 lo U3 tunes. 15 00 lo IOU UO HUI Suwrnn Msrhlnaa. 50 th) to 125 OU 1,000 silver Tea Sela. 25 00 to 150 00 MU Silver Revolving Patent Castors.. 15 M to HI Oil IOU Silver Fruit Caku Haskel*. 15 VU lo 35 00 1,000 Bets HIIVLT Tea and Tablespoons.. ttl nu lo 45 00 100 Oold Hunting Caa Watches. IOU HU to 250 0U ion Diamond Hi oe,-, chi ter, tee. co nu to 'iou 00 200 Dot J Watches..'. GD DO lo IOU 00 SOU Lie.Ur - Oold Watches. 00 DU to Bi UU 1.UO0 Silver Watches. 25 on to 60 00 3,00)1 Vest Chains. C 00 to 99 00 2,000 pairs Ear iUngs (new utv,ra|. 1 Isl to 7 00 2,000 Necklaces. anoto 7 00 2,500 u..1.1 Pencils. a HU to R 00 .1,000 Onyx and Amethyst brooches.... G ea lo 10 00 3,000 Lara and Florentino brooches_ 4 UU to 0 00 1,500 Masonic Pms. 4 00 to 9 00 1,600 Gold Watch Key (now pattern)... 4 60 lo 7 60 2,600 Scot of Ilmoni simla .t. 1 6U to G UU 2,500 Eusnielled Bloovo Hutton-. 9 8U to 10 00 G.000 Plain (Jeld and Cluuod l'.lugs. 4 CU to 10 00 G.UOO Slouo Set aud Seal Kui,..-. 2 60 lo 1U OD C.U0O Miniature I-ocVetii, all tizes. 2 EU to 7 0U 10.000 Kc ta of Ladieil' Jewelry. 8 WI lo 20 00 4,000 Watch Charms (each). ll Oil lo A AO 6.000 Hold Pens. Sit. rx. Osaca At Pencils. 4 I to 7 00 5,000 limit's Breast anil Scarf Pins. tl Oil to 30 00 2.0UU Lillies' now style Heit buckles.... 4 OU to H 00 3.U0U Ch telains and Uuard (Hiatus. 7 SH U) 20 00 1,0m) Hold Thimbles. H On to 15 00 6,000 Sets Ladies' Druccb and Har Drupa li OU lo 13 00 3,000 Oold Crosses. 1 50 to G 00 6,000 Ovul I io ..I lir. . b-l .. 0 UH to 20 UU 2.000 Heavy Oold Chain Bracelets. 3. OU to 40 00 3,000 Ball lair Drops, all colors. ii ix) to 7 00 2,000 nowslylo Jet BJid (loldF.r Hr,,,, :>ori J >" si uaia ii..,., u m MI u r.Uiuy Holli. 4 io to 7 00 Lady's Sets, new styles. Cut Crystal,ill Jul, Hard Ilub ber, Aa, Atc. Oe" A chance to obtain any of tho alxivc arllclos for Ono Dollar by pureliaslux a n culed envelope fur 25 ccnta. Kui ir. sauafscbon guaranteed to tl I. 93- 0 tickctd for Ono Hollar, 13 Kir Two DcUaru, 33 for Five Dollars. Great tuduoemoiits to Agenta. Loiters should bo uddreated J. Hi RAY Ss CO., , No. 689 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. December 28 cu 3mos OLD RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, GOLD MXDAL SHERRY, TOUT AND MADEIRA, . HARVEST SOU EBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. IN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OE SELLING WINES, etc., In original packages, and In order to i las uro to consumera Pure Liquors la a compact and con venient form, wa commenced tho enterprise of bottllog and packing in easta our well known Wines, Brandlos, Whiskies, Ac, and have sent thom out in a stylo that would preclude tho pnasibllity of their being bumpered with before roaching tho purchaser. Tho gonornl appro elation and gratifying success that bas rewarded our efforts has encouraged UM to main lain Uio H tan d ord as re gard* quality, also to make Increased efforts to retain the conndeuco and patronage which bas been BO liberally beatowod upon us. : ; BIN INGER & CO.. (Estsbllahed 1778.1 Importers of Winos, sic. No. 16 Beaver street. New York. The above popular goods aro pnt np In cases contain ing ono doten bottles each, and aro sold by all prominent Druggist*, Grocers, Ac. e . Oplnlonii of tlie Press. Tho name of Binlngor li Co., No. 16 Beaver street, la a guarantee of tho exact and litoral truth of whatever they represent.-A'. Y. Com. A ttrtittr. Tho Importing houso of Pillinger Ic Co., No. 16 Beaver street, ls conducted upon principles of Integrity, fairness mid tbs hiebest honor.-N. V. Kvrning Krjireu. GOODRICH, WINES1AN & CO., No. 163 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel, and D0WIE & BI0ISE, SUCCESSORS TO K1NU tte OASSIDBV. No. 161 UEETTNO STREET, > 'Wholesale Agents, Charleoton, S. O. January 80 WfrnQmoa GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL. THIS 80AP - REQUIRES ONLY TO DB USED TO .prov Ita superior quality. Use Kan you would I ony common Soap, i Try lt and you wlU bo convinced that ills superior to any other article In market. For salo byOrocors crucially. Manufactured by TAYLOR A: YOUNO, No. 180 Front street, N.w York, Fer r ale by ... . i . ORUBER h MARTIN, No. SSS King street. H. BISCHOFF il CO., No. 107 East Bay. ? . i . : GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO.,,: 1 Comer Church and If arno atreeta. J csu ry 23 _;i_. ..- wfmgmQ MANHOOD AND THIS V Id OU OF Vdt Til restored tn four vt co k s br Dr. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. DT. Itlcord (or Parts), ofter years of carest Btw UdtaUen, has at lougth acceded to tho earnest rcqnests of tb American public, an t appointed an Agent in New York for Uie salo of his wined and hlghly-prlzod Essence of Life. Thia wonderful agent wlU rcs loro manhood to LL mest shattered conatitntlona, whether ?rising frora oxcossos, tho e(Toe lo of climate or natural camaas. The limo required to eure Iba moat inveterate case la four weeks; arid tr used according to printed Instriicll ns, wblsh aro very simple, failure la Impossible, ' Thia ltfa restoring re-uuly ahonld bo Ukcu by all about to marry, as ita etreola&ro peiToancnt. rt ls acknowledged by tba meilical preso to bo tho greatest discovery, ever made, its developing powers aro miraculous. Bu cees a in every case hi aa curtain aa that science overthrows Ignoranc*. Dr. Ricord's Uisence of Lifn ts sold In caace, wilb full in structions for uso, at |:), or four qnanUUea in ono for to, and will be aent to any part, carefully pocked, on rttouinl of rernilumw lo hU accredited agent. . PHILIP ROLAND, March 33 ly No. 34 Liberty .treat. Now York. TUE AIKEN PRESS ris rnoroREn TO PUB Linn IN TUE TOWN OP Aiken, H. C., a Weekly paper under tho sboro title, to bo dsvoted to O encrai Intelligence-PolitfcaJ. Com mercial, Social, Literary, and llelluloue- with a Depart ment ofAgrlooltare,' luclndlng the Field, tb Orchard, the Vloej-Ud, and tho Gorden. A Nowa nummary, to contain a digest of the Important events of tho wear, will occupy a portion of the paper, nd particular attea-e lion will ba niven to tba un el il cl nutation of Lobor, a* bast adapted to our hew condition, and Ibo drrolopmon! of tho reaOurcea' Of Urn country In Mancfac lures, A ( ri. culture, rrult-raialng, and Vlno-growtnj. Term J-%i a year, in advance. . i TTTT.' V. W, RATENEL, Editor. ,. W. D. Ku aXASi>, IniMUbor. January ai ;;v.r.. :.. . v,.. : iROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS. FliOUK Ii ANDINO. ON CON'KKINMKKT. ty MltKKliM I'KR STEAM EH KOUDKD. ~i M7 burr. M lier Icnwor Saraiit-mu. Tor cult- tow. WILLIAM ROACH. I'olmnry 0 1 NORTH UIVER HAY. rt A HALES (HOICK QUA Ult, PB* Billi'HOB OU BUT o. WINTHROP. ORO. A. LOCKK A CO., February B_ _3_ No. 84 Kail Ray. 1I01CE NEW CROI* CARDENA S MOLASSIES. I rv iinna CHOICE HEW CROP CARDENAS W) l l Mi! i. I MOLASSES 10 Lhil . i liiili . Sugar. Lin.lim: and Tor ealo by II KN HY CORIA lc CO. February a I FLOUR. r\/\ URLS. EXTRA AND SUPERFINE FLOUR, A / V" landing amt for sala by February a 9 HENRY CORIA A- 00. ORN! CORN ! AM) BLACnSRED OATS, LA IV DI Nfl i'll ! S DAV KHOBI TISAMSSItS CARROLL JINDE. II. HOl'UKIL ItX \{\ BUSHELS OF .? . Y. FLINT PROVIblON Sf MM J COHN. fiCil bimlielu ...II.TR Corn. 100 btiOieU Kool Oat*. I* STOBK. BARLEY, RYE, W II BAT sud COW PEAS, all carefully elected fur pUnUng. AUK), HAY. ORAN, BHORTB. HUIST, MEAL and RICE LOUR. At JOHN BINNS' a rain and Food Store, No. IS Cart Day, oppoaSt New Custom Hone*. February 0 FlltSl-CLASS GROCERIES. WM. S. CORWIN & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AND IMPORTERS OF FINE WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS, ETC., No. 259 KING-ST., OPPOSITBI ll AH Kt.. CARD. MK. EVERT E. BEDFORD, THE MANAGER OF THE ABOVE ESTA DLIS H MEN T, return! many lliankn to tlin customer and patron* for heir liberal patronage and aiiprarlaUnn of Ibo quality of gooda pur chased hy them during tbe paat yrar. lt baa been, and alway will bo our alni, to PLEAN : OUR CUSTOMERS, ami aa we nffir for aalu Ute Brat quality al aU kinda of GROCERIES, WINES, TEAR, eic., wo Caller our , iv - that, wlib our facilities, oan civ* gauoral HsfacUou to all. WM. SIMONS, Esq* having boen engaged to atalit lo lim management, 'vould bn pleased to sue nil Maadi at Nn. '.'" i, assuring thom that all goode purahaaad aro WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. TEAS THAT WE SELLARE IMPOSTED DIRECT DY W. 8. CORWIN li CO., and pa* Uiraugta no other bandi, cn nilling in not only lo WARRANT TH KU AS PURE AND UNADULTERATED, but lo aall at th fulton MI prlooa : FINEST YOUNO HYSON. 3 00 FINE YOUNO HYSON.1 SO lo 1 7t> FINEST GUNPOWDER,.3 2 FINEST IMPERIAL.. CHOICEST KNOL 8H BREAKFABT.3 15 F.NUL1HH BREAKFAST. 1 0 CHOICEST OOLONG.3 00 CHOICE DULONG. 1 Wa keep, a bul, a supply of cheaper gradi -a good qnallty of ORREN AND BLACK TEA. MIXED, ai tl 60 per pound. Jost recalTSd, a new suppl j of OLD JAVA COFFER, iee.; l'A I.eil iii. fiOc.; GROUND, 63o. OLD niO, 36c. The PARCHED COFFEE w I pr sent to bo or tko FIBHT QUALITY, parched by ua with great caro. A trial of tb caa Cofleca, Oreen, parched and Uround, wlU con vince th* consumer on that polnL GENUINE MOCHA AND LAOUAYRA. The FILLING OF URDER8 peraonally attended to by ono of tho Manager . Gooda ddlTtrvd to all parts of Or city FREE OF CHARO E. A supply of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTEB will arrive . Tuosday. . Imo_Fabmary * PER STEAMER MONERA. OK FIBRINS DUTTER, EXTRA FAMILY. ll) WM. QURNEY, January aa_Nu. ll Emt Day. SALT! SALT! OAAA SACKS, TS GOOD ORDER. FOB SALE rjUUU at*1.7Sper aack. by January I- JOHN Ai ARMBTBONO U CO. URE AT IIB VOLUTION UT um Wino Tnulo of the United States Para California Champagne, MADE AND PREPARED A8 IF DONE IN FRANCE, from pure California, Wine and MM "- - \,r iui|.M-a ....-..[^LIO. Tho uiidoralgned would call tho attention of Win Deal nrn and Hotel Keepera to the follow!og letter, which may glvu a cornet Idea of tho qnallty of their Wine: **COHTIHBUTAT. II inn.. I "PmL_iDa\epnii, October 33, lBOi. J "MESSRS. Donorran. ii Co. "Grjrruiiui: Having elven your Calnkrrnla Champagne a thorough teat, we tako pleaauro In Baying that we think lt tho beat American Wino we hara ovor ns sd. Wa hall at once placo lt on our bill of fara. ..Your truly, J. E. KINGSLEY A- CO." CALL and TRY oui California ChanipAgoo. none ii icu & co., November 14 wfxcSmo No. 38 DEY STREET. N. Y. LE A & PEItBrnS' CELEBRATED WORClWltSIiffiE SAUCE. PUOXOUA CBD KITHACT BT Kf of a latter from a CONNOISSEUR jj TV) BE THE o l.ir ^eS\ Rrotker nt / 111 WOBOEBTEK, May. Good Sauce SHE! l9B1: "TeU LEA A PEB AND AITIJOAHLZ "fvfjjr BINS thot Ihulr HAU U Ll* ttiv 11 I" highly eaUctned In In 10 'jgjrtjgr dla, and la, in my opinion. ' '. " :_i_sBWf?? the most palatable, a* EVERY VARIETY MtfjpTTf veil <"> tho most whole MjL jg' tom SAUCE that Ls OF Dian. *&g&*Bu& ." Tho success of Uns moat delicious and unrivalled eon. dimont having caused many tmtuanciplod dealer* ta apply tho name to Spurunu COnpemndt, tba Punna ls i f ij.i-.-t/ti i y and ttmuUy requcstod to iee that tho nam of LXA tc Paartet are apon tho WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by l. Ii I ol PBRRIN8, woretittr. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK; AQ KNTB. October 10 ' fmwlyr ~ PAINTS, OILS, ETcl"^ THE MINE OIL COM., UAKt-riCTOUlLLS OV THU SOLINE BURNING OIL, TUB CHEAPEST AND BEST UT USE. SIO SMOKE, HO NB0C .L,N W-BJCPLOHIVE. ornea xo. ca BBOADWAY, mtw TOSS. . JOHN 8. BANKS, : QENEBAL AGENT. rruns SUPERIOR OIL OITEO A DEAUTFUL LIGHT, X equal lo Gsa in brUliancy; lamnoh d iaper; la par fee Uy safe, as lt ls nen- 3mo aM; and is hu sn parlor to any other oil OT Burning Finid orar ofTerad to th public Tho Company will Uso faro Uh th trade, at manufac turers ' prices, al) kind! of Patent. Kai evy Larc ps. Lan terns, Chandelier*;'stn., admirably adapted*for Hotels, Churches. Pnrato Rheldcnooj,. Store*. Warehouses, Offices. Steamboats, Railroads, and for Plantation UH. In not, they (re better for any parp se whatever, for which a light lt used, than any o th ar lamp intatated, and aro old at . prloo that cornea within th resob of vary ono. '':'.* " ".*"_.. Contracts taken for Ugh Ung Towns' and V lages. For farther pcjtiatiUrs, Urms, U, address tho COM PANY, ar . .JOHN 8. BANKS. .'.H. ? tfsjsslal' Agent, Wo. SS Rroadwaj, Nu York. Opinion of tb Rey. Mr. Repitan In r*e*rA to th* quality of tho Hollno Dil: H-> '. " ? . . VYiuai: oren, N. 0., Slit Deeiratqr, 1 36. Afr. Ztanli: ' t, ? L ? Sra: I havo been using your "ilolioo oil"'for somo limo Lu a night'lamp,'and And lt toe salefl and moat economical burning flnld I haye ever nsed. Jil gire* a steady and boautlful soft light, and I oan say from xps rif noe that tho article obtained from you ts not explosive, bat ls perfoctly safa In th hands of any eua. HoipeoifoJlr, WW ? , "> - ' . _ SST. AL PAUL RKFlTON. Orden for th above OU and Lamp* rill ba ncelved at McKAY & CAMPBELL'S, ' . .' . ias l su-oct, crppostU th/) now r>o t OOo*. January 13 . t '' .:,. .. . tao LOTTERIES.r.;-; | Havana Plan Keutucky Stato Lottery B^O niAT, EDDY & CO., MANApER^. TO DB DRAWN AT COVINGTON, HY, 15TI[ \KO OOth ofeaeh month. Schema, 34,000, UbkeU-627 price*. Whole tickita, tl3| balvos, 13; qorirUrs, M; eighths, si io. malu lPliroOf.II 0.0MJ a Prim of..i..ts,000 1 PrUoof..... 30,000 PrliM 0 . 1.ooo 1 PrUoof.....18,000 S3 Priie*of,..,M,....tiOO 1 PrUoof...,... 7,000 i Frises of...........woo opruooof ! . . ,',". St A nprc^lmatlon PrUo* amoanliiig to .CCO.1 Combi nailon Lottery draw* every day. ' Tfck U from tl lo .to. . ... nu ? ?! CircQl ri(onthree. Dnwintrt mailed aa tortl a* tho LoUory la drs o. ., , . Ai'drr*! H. T..FK KRB. Cnltod Htiloe Llcen.v>d Agent. No- A. wwi lue*-, ch-rt *too,8. fluctfjuf Boii r.O. NovetoberW . ' ., , ." . . |mo P 01STERY, ETC; WINDOW SHADES. TTAnnre0i' D4RNET, alArTOFAL-TTJIiKB AND IM J L PORTER of WINDOW tLtDEB. 0QKHI0X8, Bandi, Pto*, TatioU.- Gimp*, Loop . Cordi, & c. ; White and ll um rolland! - No, 130 WlI.T.iiM feT KET, betweao Fullen and John etroot*yH*w York. . '.' htore anti omeo fihMa* mada to crdor. . Deoember 3* : r.|, nir too '. ?".J.TH.M*4V B.-; ri"* i<M-.\ :