The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 11, 1867, Image 3

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faj jaili| pros, SATURDAY MOBNINO. MAY ll, M LOCAL MATTEBS. .1 m WORE_Wo linvo now completed our ofllco Bo as to execute, in tho shortest possible timo ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, ml wo moat ro spr eMaily auk tho patronage ot our friends. -o - Fost Oilier Notice, I'OHT I >n li i:. I CHARLESTON, H. C., Muy (I, 18C7. ( . Koreaner, until furthei notice, (ho Northeastern Maila will oloso nt 1.15 I'. M., and arriving nt tho Do|K>t nt 0.45 A. M. will ho readv for delivery nt ll o'clock. On Sundays thu Tuai Oflloo will open ol J2.">0 P. M. for ono hour. Tho Mnilo for South Carolina Railroad will con tinuo to cloaa daily at G o'clock A. M., nud for llio Savannah mid Charloulon Railroad nt I! A. M. ou Mondays, Wednesdays and 1'ridnvn. STANLEY O." TROTT, P. M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.-Our timuka aro duo Mr. DELAOEY, of tho Milla Houso booka stand, for copies of lato Now York papor*. Muaio ON ran BATTERY.-Tho band of tho Gth Infantry, under tim leadership of THOMA-, WIADON, will perform un tho Battery ibis afternoon. Tho following io tho programme musicale: 1. Overture from Le Cs it]. 2. Polka, lieberen. J). Cavatina from Ernaiii. 4. LflBt Greeting, Serenado by Schubert. fi. Duett and Finnie from Les Mont n grine. 0. Waltz, ouge of tho Timmen. 7. Qulokatop, Medley. Tut: ATTENTION of onr road o rs is called to tho tdveitiaemoute, in another column, of Mesera. licrto R, BorrrjTTB& Co., Chemist , Troy, N. Y, They oro lr.anufc.c Uirern of, and agents for, soma of tho most valuable toilet preparations in uso. By their oso all may posBoaa a cloar, smooth akin, or a hoalthy and luxuriant growth of hair upon tho head or face. Thoao of our readers having uso for anything of tho kind would do well lo pa tronize them. PERSONAL.- Wo unintentionally omitted yobte day to ohroniolc tho ovont of tho season; tho arri val in our sanctum of our gonlaffriond JULIAN A. HEI.IIv, of tho Columbia Fhcenir. His shadow docs ot trow lesa, and a glanoo at bin six feet propor tions rominda us ;that they wore' giants in thoao days. Mr. SELBY is tho proprietor of tho most flou rishing Journal lu tho intoriorjof this State and ita largo circulation and influence commends it to our rncrchants ns an advertising medium. ROUND TUX CORNER.-Under this tillo OEOBOE W. POND & Co. havo, at tho south cornor of East Bay and Adgor's Wharf, ono of tho coziest restau rants that can bo foaud in onr city, whora tho liest winos nnd liqnors, an wall ns n most ngrcoablo lunch, can al ayn bo found, an I where tho prices oro considerably lowor than lu other oot&blish rneuts. Bituatoiaaheis, in tho business port of tho town, wo fcol satisfied that this Blight hint Will bo sufficient to insnro thom custom from those who aro homo down by tho heat of tho sun, or who aro too much employed to take their dinner at Lomo. ROBBERIES_Ontho30Lh ult. tho store of Messrs. OEOBOE LITTLE A CO., in King street, was broken into by going through Princess street uud prying off tho bar nt tho back window. Thu thieve lit tho gas, and holped thcmeclvcj, carrying off be tween f 00 nud $G00 worth of clothing. LicntOll Sllt HENDRICKS put IllC CttSO ill tito band Of OdiCOr MEATH, who soon truced tho partios, mid bad tl i ni tu-rosted. A grouter portion of tho goods were re covered, although they nero nail tm ed in different Looses. Lieutenant HENDRICKS nlsu succeeded in recovering a imo gold watch that lind been slolon from Mr. HENRY BuRnouoas by a negro, who sub Bonuontly enid it to a whito man named J AMES MAURICE for throe dollars. Both parties havo been arrested. ISON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE s noe.-The sound of tho hammer nnd tho anvil has always been con sidered tho most cheering aign of prosperity, and few cities aro destituto of this melody. Tuero is perhaps no placo whoro business und music nro combined to rt greater extent than in a machine Rh n, and ibo ring of metal nt oiico tell a lalo of lifo and activity. Charleston can boast of ninny of th ceo establishments, but wo wiBh to refer par ticularly to tho Foundry of Messrs. Joan I'. TAY LOR A Co., in Pritchard stroot. Theso gentlemen havo mude extensivo preparations to conduct tho business on a Inrgo eenie, and can turu out any machinery that may bo required. They havo now in course of orootion an additional maohino ehop, With all tho latest improvements, which will cn anio thom to tarn out any work demanded. Tho euopa being near tho water, any kind ot marine wei* can bo porformod with great facility. Wc commend Messrs. TAYLOR A Co. to tho good graces of tho public, hoing assured that thoy will uovor Want patronage. TBS 11TBERNICON.-Tho crowds that attended the Hibernian Hall last night testiticd that their npprociation of tho performance waa not weaken ol, and tho difiere nt scones, and the jokes of BARNEY were received with repealed oncores. It is imposBiblo to do justico to thia performance, as . tho variations aro so pleasing that thoy at onco at tract tho -attention which ia kept enchained throughout. Tho acting ia cxtromely good, and the lifo-liko appearance of tho different characters can hardly be aurpassod. To-day, it will be remembered, is tho last, but Ly no means tho least, sa th oro will bo a grand ruallnco in tho afternoon, which hae boen arranged for tho especial accommodation of families and schools, at reduced prices. In tho evening there will bo a farewell benefit of tho popular (luido, BARNEY, in which all of tho wondors of tho enter tainment will bo exhibited. BARNEY bas so endear id himself to bio audloncos by his rich jokes that we predict an astonishingly fol] houso, and advise. I IOHO to stay away who can make tho trip. Tax LADIES' MEMQBTAT. ASSOCIATION.-Tho an nual ceremony"f dn<iiarajjfl^th iri-^oa of tfrpjon, foderoto dead wa^^Daervoo^ sToraajT not only at: Magnolia Cemetery but at tho private grave yards in the city. Whon the Association was first formed tho 16th of Jane, tho anniversary of tho bat tie of Becossionville, waa choson ss 'hoir anniversary, bnt it was thought bast to ohango this to tho 10th of May, tho anniversary of Qen. HTOMEWAT.T. JACKSON'S death, as thia day was observed by tho associations in sister cities. After due deliberation smong tho members, it waa deoldod to m ak o no ostentatious display of sorrow, but simply to dross tho tomba of the fallon heroes with their floral offerings. In consequence ot this roUconcoon their part few out siders wore swore that tho day liad been changed ' or that any preparations had' booh' mado to cele brate the oocaaion. Tho indies of tho Association bad boon busily on gaged for several days in/ collecting tb o ir tributo nf flowers, and forming thom into tho different ornaments to bo employed in docking tho soldiery Rravea. Every gardon in tba city was taxed, but the largor portion were furnished from the garden of Mr. H morn, tho keeper of tho Cemetery. Tho day was bright, oloar, arid. beaut i ful; lt Boomed os if nature bad smiled upon tho scene and had aided tho holy causo, by tho diann of a balmy air laden with tho breath of tl o ivers, By oix o'clock in tho morning many wero on tho ground arranging tho wreaths of flowers and im mortelles on tho sororal graves, but it was not until 4 P. M. that the crowd bogan to ooacmblo, , and in a short time tho cemetery was covered with fair maidens bonding over tho last resting places of the gallant dead, and tenderly arranging tho immortel]os upon tho monnds. Nearly four hun dred puroona woro prcaoot, and, with very fow ex ception , theso wore all ladles- mombora of the Association and othors, who bad Bomo friend or relativo buried in this Sacred spot. No ceremonies of any description were observed, nd beyond placing tho floral tribute upon tl io graves, no demonstration was mado; no hymn s wore sung, or prayom offered, except those that carno from tho heart of hoarts, and which woro board only by tho Great Being to whom they wero addressed. Tho doooraUotxs of tho graves wero very similar to those of last year, and aoino care was observed that nono should esospo attention. Tho soldier's burying ground shows at onco the oslo that has boen bestowed upon it. Tim hoad atones liavo been placed at fifty graves, and others will bo eup . pliod soon. Tito grounds havo bcon luid out nnd are surrounded by & wild orango fcouge^aod the whole appearance a great Improi'ouicnt on tho li arron and des ol a to loolt it presented . lout year. Each grave waa tastefully o ni tim tinted with gar lands and wreaths; and1 though tri]isom instances t bo mourus covered unknown dead, y ot all received ,i ' the iameldnd attention. In other parte of the oomotory tho gallant soldier yr o not forgotten; and the numerous wreaths1 that . were to bo seen In every direction proved that their memory was still groen. Among others tho grave of Captain Jos Mirerai, (the gallant son pf th* duitlngnUhod Irish vtilo) was very Uoud .. :. ' ,."'V.V;j:.' -V'?-li ...*:..'' <*t'i\t* ' '?''???'?'r ?? J i\y. uomcly decorated. Capt. M., v. bu it M 111 bc ionian bored, foll vfhlle in command at Fort Sumter, lies buriod in a triangular ot near tho Uecolvlng Tomb, 'f bo lot lias been recently shaped to ropro ?enl tito honiton of a fm dom, neatly oncloned with brickw&rk, and planted with aiionmouo.i. Tho narnu affection and friendship that has superin tended tbeso arrangements, wo learn, contem plate* adding furthor Improvements to thia grave. In tho nbeenco of tho Prasidontof tho Associa Hon, Mrs. SNOWDEN, ino arduous dutios of arrang ing tho programme U'id of seeing Hist it wan car ried ott!, devolved upon tho Vice-Prosidont, Miss M*nr C. UcBBOUons, and tho thorough innnnor in which tho Humorous graves wcro decorated was principally duo to her untiring exertions. Tho hulks of tho Association desired to mako no dis play that would attract attention and causo them t bo tho objects of ill natured remarks, and feel ing that their motiven wero puro and holy, tin? v know that no ono who had anyrcHpcot for tho brnvo dead would interfere willi thom. Ynt it was thought tobo tho best plan to perform their sad du tton without any ostentation. Tho cemetery has bcou placed in thorough order, and a gatc-koopor ap pointed who refuses outrauoo to all persons with out tickets. This coure o has booti adoptod to pro vent tho mutilation and destruction of tho shrub bery sud ornamenta in tho grounds. Thu different church-yards in tho city wore also visited during tho day, and tho graves of tho dead soldiers received tho same kind attoution as that CODEX OF COMMON PLEAS-lion. II. M ON no presiding.-Tho Civil Enquiry Dockot was called and a number of rasos referred to tho Hurl:, and a nnmb:r of judgments ronderod, but j of no public in teros t. Tho oaso of tho Executor of VAUKH OS. tho South j Carolina Railroad Company was taken up. 8AM DEL LOUD, Esq., appearing for tho plaintiff, and General JAB. CONNOB OS Solicitor for tho Company. Tho points in tho case wero, that somo timo in ! November, 1800, sovoral bolos of cotton woro eont j from Georges' Station to Charleston, consigned to Mr. VAOI.II. Tho conslgnoo was notified by tho company tho day after tho arrival; on tho day fol lowing tho drayman of tho plaintiQ called for Ibo cotton and was informed that a balo had boon sto lon tho night previous. Tho action wns brought to recover tho valuo of tho lost cotton, as tho com pany refused to indomify tho consignee, alloglug Hint thoy wore not rosponsiblo aftor tho notifica tion. This occasioned a considerable discussion, j mid tho caso was argued ably on both Bidos, but Iho Judgo rot tu hod a verdict of $400 for tho plain tiff. UNITED STATE DIBTEICT COUBT-Hon. O BO. S. SnvAN, presiding. -Attachments wcro issued in tho following cases, and monitions returnable in two wooka from this date. Tho United States vs. nineteen barrels of dis tilled spirits, and sixty-nino < mpty barrels, found al tho storo of AS'. H. KIDD, in Charleston. For forfeiture for violation of tho Internal Rovonuo Lows of the United States. Tho United .Staion va. nine toon barrels'of dis tilled spirits, found at tho storo of MAN io ur. & Co. j Tho United Statos VB. twenty-four barrels nf dis tilled-spirits, fonud ot tho store of - J. W,'<BAaoETT 4 Co. . ... - " Tho Unitfd Slaieji.TBA'Uiroe barrela^of, distilled' I spf rita,'found atltbo Biorc oro'. W.POHD & Oo. Tho Un i bod Stales rs. two stills and ' all tho.ap- . pu rt cn au CUM' l lu: rc titi to' belonging, round ou tho' I promises of Vi. E. PBOTUBO, in Barnwell District. Tho District Attorney boa wi th drown all of the cases for violation of tho Internal Iloveiiuo laws from tho docket, doob'ning to prosecute under the present circumstances, and has roportod to higher authorities the inability to secure conviction bo foro tho juries. If tho test oath ls ovor applied there aro but few who could conscientiously take it, and lt is moro than probabto that all of their sympathies and prejudices should bo in favor of tho government, and a correct verdict bo equally hard to obtain. In all cases an intelligent jury gives tho prisoners tho henoflt of any doubt. Tho cosos for violation of tho Internal Rovonuo woro based on tho testimony of detectives and States evidence, which was, in many cases, weak and ap parently given in malice. Under theso circum I stances, tho verdict hos generally been in favor of tho accused, but it is a hard matter to charge theso juries with antagonism lo the United Statos, os thoy havo boon usually composed of uar bost citizens, and tho eamo verdict would probably have boon ronderod in a Northern Court. Co TOT OP APPEALS_In the Court of Appeals, on I Thursday, opinions woro announced in tho fallow I iug causes: Samuel D. Hodgo ada. tho H tate. Prisoner sen tenced, by Wardlaw, J., to bo hanged on Frill iv, 7th Juno next, G. B. Lamar el ux et ni. va. executor of Peoy. Opinion by Wardlaw, J. Dooroo reformed and special orders modo. Abigail Dority va. Elford and [Sherman, oxocu tors; Thomas Dunham or. the some. Opinion by Inglis, J. Dooroo reversed. Tho State ex rdattone James Bruoo er. 8. A. Hodges, tax oolleclor. Wardlaw, J. Motion dis-, mused. Opinion to be filed. Margarot 8. Kirkland, Powell Kirkland and Mo Rio Kirkland ads. tho State. Dunkin, 0. J. Now trial gran tod. Nnjaon (person of color) ada, tho State. Opinion by.Inglls, J. --Now triol granted. W. G. McKnight vt. Jahn A Gordon. Postponed for consideration. : . k Jr a ? > EU Thomas aij*. ihn State. Wardlaw, J., deliv ered opinion. Motion in arrcet of judgmont granted, j ' ' Sjjji1 (fi*. --aloses Levy os. O. A. Hugglna, administrator. Opinion by Dunkin, O. J. Motion tlismlssed. IL 8. Izard ada. tho State.'. Opinion by Ward law, J.- -Now trial ordered.. ". ' j* " All business of tho term hoing disposed of, the Court, at half-past 2 P. M., adjourned aino die. MABSDEN'S PECTORAL BALK cures Whooping Cough. j . , DOWDS A MOISE, Agonts. GOODRICH, WISEMAN k CO., Agents. ICLYHHIB. A new and important remedy for marr od ladies. I Circulars con bo obtained and tho art telo supplied I upon application to tho wholoealo agents. ? . DOWD3 * MOISE, (iouth rn Drag House, No. 151 Mooting street. April ll thstuSmos ta. H. r faT yon want cheap Blank Books; If you wont oheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa per, fa.; or, MII.I.BBS'Almanac; If youWant Printing oxoented neatl/;. .1.. If yon want Books bound in any stylo,' or Account Books modo to order, with any desired pattern of ruling, go to HlBAlf HABEIS, No. 69 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL KIND80F JOD WORK DOME AT TUB DAILY HEWS OFFICE. . Try..Them. Many persona hove within this summer experienced I tho beuefiu to bo derived from the use of PAHEMIM'S UETATIO Bursas. We would recommend them to all who stand lu need of a tonie. For sals' by all Druggists. October C Evtry .Motlier Who regards ibo lifo and health of her eh d, should possess MUR. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STB UP. It ta sn old anti well-tried remedy. It rc ll ov ts tba child from polo, oofUns the gums, rcjur.es nflaroruttlon, cures wind colic, regulates tb stomach and bowels, and, by giving rest and hool th to the child, comforts the mother. Olfico. No. JIB Pulton eire*!, ,New York, and No. 306 High llolbe.ro, London, Eoglond.- . .- . ,. Be sure and coll for "MBS. WINSLOW'S BO OTHINU HY HDP,' i: I Having toe foe eimile of "CUBTIS A l'tuorsa"' on tho I outside wrapper. All others are base ImltoUons. For Mle by DO WIK at MOISE, No, 181 Meeting street, opposite the Charleston Hotel. May? tnthoS The Tim* tO Ad vert Isa la th Conn try. TOE FnoivxE bis a larga clrcuUUon throughout the mlddU and upper Districts of ilia Btol*.'. Advertising rates as reasonable as tho stringency of Ibo money mar ket win warrant. Merchants and o thc ro withing lo use j tbs eolun.ua Of lbs paper will SOdreSI V . JULIAN A. HELDY, Proprietor, February 9S Col amblo, 8. a OFFICIAL. Uciidqiuirtc-r* sunni Military Uulrlot, j t'iiA itXKTOK, IS. C., Way , 1S07. f [GENX-IAI. OnuKim No. iB-1 I. Ou tho third Monday of July uoxt, lu obedience to tm requirements of tho Act of C'oii)|rciM, tossed March 33d, 1807, thc Commanding Ocncnit will proceed and canoe to bo in-.,lo a Registration of tho malo cltUciw ot the United Htatee. twenty-ono year. of ago ami tipwonu-, residents of North ami South Carolina, uot dlsu-aitcliiacd fer participation In tho rcbclllou, ur for felony at com mon lan. IL One or moro Hoardi of lteglstratlou, conslellug of Ibrcoillgcreot and quallOcd persona, to be appointed by tho Commanding flonrral, will bo organized lu oach County or City, lo make and completo tho Registration, superintend Uio election to bc held Iborcnlter for Dele gate* to a CouvcnUon to frame a CoustltuUon, and mako rel m o i to him of Ibo fates hal "r voti-ri>, aud of thc porsoiiH elected a Delegates by n plurality of Ibo votes em t at such election. III. Thc Counties lu North Carolina, and lue Gcograph b-nl Districts In South Carolina, will, for tho purposes of registration, bo lUvldod luto convenient Registration Precincts. In each HcglelraUou Precinct a Board of Registers will, If practicable, bo orgaulzcd. Several p'-xes will bc designated in csoti Registration Precinct, where tho lloanl will meet, and rlllzona eligible to lteg lstratlou may go and ba registered. Tho Heard of Rcg mi tullun will remain In ten-Ion two days, from sunrlsoto sunset, at each placo of meeting. On the adjournment of tho Hoard a copy ol tho list of perseus registered will bo drposltcel In a suitable place within tho precinct seven day. for public Information. And thcrcancr Ibo Hoard will again visit every precinct, ami reviso Ibo Hst of votera, hear obJccUous from citizen*, as lo any adjudica tion made, and register any porson who may have boon unable, by reason of Illness or other gol and sufficient cause to attend the first eosslon of tho Board. ? IV. AU ucrsons appointed to mnko Ibo said. Ito is tra llon of voters and lo conduct said election wi 1. be requir ed, beforo onlortug upon tholr doti en, lo talland sub scribe thc oaUi prescribed by tbo Act appro/cd July 2d, IBM, entitled "An Art lo prescribo on oath of office." And If any porsou sholl Matty toko and subscribe such oath or affirmation, such parson co offending and bo bag duly convicted tboroo r, sbaU be subject to the pains, pen alties and dlsabllitca which, by law, aro provided for tho punishment of tho crime nf wilful and corrnpt perju ry. The form nf Hie oath 1H horowltll published, OS fol 1 s : --I, A. li., do solemnly swear (or ailinn) that I lu.ro nc or voluntarily homo arms against tho United Staten silica I hsro been a clltr.on th rcof; thal I havo volunta rily given no aid, countenance, counsel or encourage ment to persons cngsgod In armed hostility thereto; that I have neither sought, nor accepted, nor attempted to oxorclso Ibo functions of any omeo whatever under any authority, or pretended authority. In hosb'Uy to the Onlted Slates; that I boro not yielded a vol-itt'ory any part to any pretended government, authority, power or constitution within tho United Platen, hostile or lnlmlosl ! thereto. And I do further swear (or affirm) that, to tho I best of tn v knowledge and ability, I will support and de fend tho ConstttnUon of tho United staion, against all oncmlos, fore Urn or domcsUo; that I will bear truo faith and allegiance lo thc samo; that I tako thia obligation freely, without any montai reservation or purposo of evasion; and that I will well and foi thirdly discharge tho duties of tho oOlco on which I sm about to enter. So help mo God. V. Mombcrs of tho Boards of BeglstraUonwiU bo al lowed as compensation four dollars a day for each day actually and necesita lily employed In tho performance of their duties, and ton conta a mUo fur each rails travel led on duty. 0 Dace rs of tho army detailed for such duty, will bo paid Ibo per diem and mlloago allowed for at tendance ou Courts Martial. vi. Any citizen desiring to servo as a member of. a Board of Registration may forward bia appllcaUrn to Ihcso Headquarter", addressed lo Captiln AixxAKncn Meonc, A. E. C. No application will bo considered un-, less accompanied by ft written recommendation signad by either by tho Provisional Governor of Uio fltato, a Judgo of tho Circuit or District Court of tho United States, a Collect ir or other principal officer of Customs or of Internal ltovonuo, tho Assistant Commissioner of tho Freedmen's Bureau, or tho Commanding Ofllcor of tho Military Pott within which the applicant resides, certifying tho applicant to bo a flt and proper person lo receive tho nppolatmcnl. VII. lt bi essential that every Board of Registration should bo composed nf persona of recognized conslJore Uon and worth, fairly representing tho population, and In whoso lmparUsllty and capacity tho body of voters In tho vicinage may havo Just reliance. VIII. Tho bonndrlcs of precincts for Registration, tho i-e vc ral places within each precinct whore tho Board of ReglstraUon will meet, tho day or days on which tho Board wlU meet In each precinct, and, also, such regula tions as may be necessary* for tho government of Begist ors and of Inspectors of Election in tho dlachargcof their dalles and to ansiire Ibo accuracy and completeness ot tho Registration, will lie duly published for general In formation. IX. Post Commandera will report without delay upon tho most expedient division of tho territory 'Ukin their commanda Into Registration Proclnal , having reference, tt'j li i atiu*U*, tu eakiUiig um- ...iel emmu 1:1 CKXaDI i nil ing tho usual voting places, and keeping in view tho im portance of affording ampio facilities for registration with tho least Interruption of ibo ordinary avocations of tho people. By command of Major General D. E. Si COLE . J. W. OLOU8, Captain luth Infantry; A. 1). C. and Act, AaalsL AdJ'b Gen. OmcioL : A Lcxisniui Moo HE, Ald-do-Carap. April IQ_S_ VU io is Rosjionsiblo. Victim of debility, who Isrespoelblo for your fe obie* ness? Not yourself, ton will say, for you've done all you could to euro IL That's a mistake on your psi t. You haven't trio 1 IIOSTETTKIl'S BI1TKBB. Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach and a world-weary taco, of course you don't think yourself re sponsible for your own tormente. But you are. It ls eaay lo see from your condition (hst . You haven't tried HOSTETTEB'B II ITT F. Its. billions sufferer, It ls not your fault, you think, that your symptoms grow worso day by day. Blue pill doesn't do you any good. Very likely. But you can bo brought round for all that Why havon't jou triad UOSTETTEB'8 BITTERS ? Friend, on whom Fever and Ague alternately blows hot and cold, and whoso brain scorns to bo bursting with tho effects of somo powerful drug, do y on assume tho roi po uni ti! ll ty ? O, no I You'vo tak on piles of qui it li.i, and all the regulation midlclr.es. What could you do moro? Ono tiling moro-tho very tiling that would have exempted you from all the pongs that now rack you. You have cover tried HOSTETTF.B'8 BI TKB8. Nervous invalid, what have you to say? . You plead that you have token aU tho nervines of the pharm aco pa) lo. If they have done you no good, lt is sot your fault You are not roapontJblo. Wrong, all wrong. Yon have, tn reality, nobody to biomo bnt yourself. Why haven't you tried HOST KITER'S DOTERS? ' For all tho above-named complain ta, the Bluers are absolnto -rocciflea._May 8 Know thy Destiny. Manana E. F. TUOBWXOH, tho groat English Astrolo gist, Clairvoyant and Psychomotrlclon, who hos aston lah od tho seien tina cluses of Ibo Old World, bas now lo cated herself at Hudson, M. Y. Madtmo TUOIUITOH poo sesses such wonderful powers of second eight aa to ana bio her to import knowledge of the greatest Importance lo tho aingto pr married of cithor sex. While tn a slatn of trance, sha delineates tho very features of the pertoii yon aro to morry, and by tho aid of an Instrument of in tense power, known as tho I'sychomotrope, guororttc a tc produce a Uro-Uko plorare of tho future husbaxtd or wife of the applicant, together with dole of marriage, position In lifo, leading teal ts of character, o. This la no hum bug, aa thousand of testimonials can assert. She will .end, when desired, a certified ocrtiflcote, or w ri Uer guarantee, that the picture ls what lt purports to bo. By enclonlng a small lock of bair, and stating place of birth, ago, disposition and complexion, and enclosing nifty cea ti and stamped envelope oddrosood to yourself, you will re coh o the picture and desired Inform tico by return moll All communications sacredly confidential. Address, li confidence, Msdarne E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 233 Hudson, N. Y._ly_March 80 Furo Brandy. THE INFAMOUS PBAOTIOE OF ADUr.TEHATINC BRANDIES Having bocomo so common, that agenuini article ls the exception, lt ls of vita! importance to thaw requiring lt for Family Use and Invalids, that lt ah cult bo of undoubted purity omi efficacy. j We are pleased to notice that the old and popular Win. Importers, D1NIN0EK k CO., No. 18 Beaver street, No York, are very opportune In calling the attention of find Des to their . ; "GOLD MEDAL COONAO," of which tboy say, thal, "With a vim to trawling thi popular denian d for a reliable Brandy In IU natural state free from alcoholic flavor and impurities, and fully apprt dating tb faut that lt ii often recommended by thu Med I col Faculty a a s tu lathing stimulant, when all other re m edi ea fall, we or now bottling and selling at reasons bte rete a Brandy of our own Importation from ono e the most responsible nouses in France, 'and known al ! "BINIKOEIl'S QOLD MEDAL COONAO." ' : Thia Standard Artlclo is told by all of the prom In en Druggist*._somo_?_Focrnsry 3 Froo to Everybody. A Large 0 pp. Circular, giving information of thi greatest Importance to the young of both sexes. t It loaches how the homely may besom o beautiful, thi despised roe-petxcd, and tho forsaken loved. Ko young lady or gentleman should nul to send Dael address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mall. A dd rena P. o. Drawer, 21, March 80. lyr , Tro/, N. Y. CK R^W ADVERTISER DEVOTED MO IJT'EJiATTiBIV HC IF'.. OF, AM AU 1'ICU LT URE, ind MlBOIMXAJNEOCo VEWH Chcraw, H. C. Published weekly, by W. L. T. t'BJA'Ol st CO. -r-outt cur ruosxn-tmiov i Ono copy one year...M,0 Ono copy six months.......30 Ono copy three months. ..10 Five copi ot ont year...iso niTis or iDvin-nertci : Ono Square, tin linea QT leta, flrtt inw rtlon,,... . .51 fi For each subsequent insertion.. ..10 AU Advert teni esta to be distinctly -narked, or tb Trdl bo published onUl ordered out, and oborged oocoTtl , Morobonu-' and' others'odvertlalng by til year, s li h ntl fl eviction on th abort tates lt! bt mode. -' ! November 16 ESTABLISHED 1 TUS E Q,T LIFE ASSURAT NO. 92 BROADW, Assois,. Income,. Dividend February J, AU tlio most desirable md "opiilni Policies issued, and every advantage to Policy-holders. PURELY THECUlllTEROi'TlWinVlllillOlltESl Dividends Declared Aiumullj AND APPLIED AH CASH TO TUE REDUCTION OK FUI year's premium mir bo applies! to roMetal tbo second yea Jual sud liberal dealing with Ibu assured, pruinptncxM I fcrcd to tbo assured by this Society, havo secured to lt a mi timo In this or soy other courcy. In tho short erice ol nov on year il has accumulated a I secured sn annual Incomo of tiver Two Million . D Ivi 1 l tili ty millions ot I>nllars, Increased lt luci than Fourteen Ilnmlrril Tlionsnnit Dollars. ll is thoroughly established on a solid baals, conducts 1 penditure" to "Total Gath Income" Ci len Min thal nf a v et ira POLIOIEfl AVEnAOE LAROER THAN THOSE Ol for lnvostiuonts persons sulcct this Hocloty In preference to Tho Assured hava the option annually of npplylntj thel tlio mles of tho Hcclcly: FrasT-To tho pormanont lncrcoso ot the sum sssured. SECOND-To Iho increase af tho sum assured for ano yi Tninn-To tbs parmaennt reduction or tho premiums. Founrru-To tho reduction of tho prciuiu na for ono or FIFTH-To the rcducUou of tho"number nf years tu wi r V7M. 0. HAVEN EL, M. D., MEDICAL LIA 11 is nu. HAVE JUST RECEIVED direct from England, a full Asaortmont of WAITERS, TBA A KU BREAD TRAYS, % AIRO, a general aoBortmout of HARDWARE. May U SOTJT] MUTUAL INSURJ OP ATHENS. -:< rxiHis Fiiiar-orSas SOOTUEIIN COMPANY, IMTARL 1 HURANOi: against lon by Oro of too. J nf M irchiinll THIS UEINO A MUTUAL COMPANV. YEARLY POLIO! como Stockholders, WITHOUT ANY LIABILITY WHATEV A di vi lend of forty por cont, out of tlio pronta of the l thoreby reducing tho premium to Insurers noarly onc*half. Dlrldo'.id Scrip of tho Company taken In payment or pre Losses promptly adjusted nd paid hero. May 7 lull MISCELLANEOUS. OFFICIS OHOS BT OV DETECTIVES,! MAY, 10, IN.-.. I T> ECOVEUED AND AT THIS OFFICE, A DOUllLl-.. .LL CABE GOLD WATCH. Fatcnt burr, and Chain, Any party malting complaint of tho aame, conic lorward, prove property, psy expenses and talia ll away. . U. yt. HKKDIUOKM. First Lieutenant and Chief of Dcctcctivcs. April 12_0 WniRGEH SOLDIERS ! 33D, St rn. SSrn, 'HST, mu. 102D, 103n. lOlrn. 105TH, U. S. 0. T., sud 61 tb and Sith Mass. Yoi , can bear of something to their advantage by application to T. UURLKY, Ho. 180Meeting street, Charleston, S. C. Advance mosto gt claims. tn thal . May 7 UR^IT AT PIIIVATE RESIDENCES Altondod to with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE CUA1UJES, BY SMITH it Mo ej I I.I.I VU At , April ll _Angjgggi, Ho. 27 Broad streeL HOTELS IMEW YORK. DE LANEAU HOUSE. DETWBGR Oth and Otb AVENUES, NEW YORK. rnoiniMn ntsenvota nen. LABOE AND ELKO ANT SUITS OF ROOMS FOR farolillos desiring accommodaUons In Now York, transiently or permanently. This ls ona of the most airy and delightful locations In the city. Table d'hote or pnvstai. . A M. DELEYALITTK. MayS . . . Ima REUNION HOTEL. 4M AND tilt AVICMIIE. PARTIES YisrrrNo NEW vor.K, WILL FIND AT thia new and doslrablo Bouse, tho most airy and 00 miar tabla accommodations for families locating per manently or traauur-nUy, at liberal rates. Meals served a la European or ta'ilo d'hote. ' J. A. ROBINSON. . MayS- > -- .*.... Imo_Proprietor. CLOSING UP AT A GREAT SAC-| nilTIOB. BOHN'S LIBRARY AT FIFTY OENT8 . VOLOME. Engineering and Architectural Warks. '. Agricultural sud Gardening Works. Cooking and Sporting Work a. All the above works at half price, at May 6 H. HART'8, Book Store. MEDICAL BOOKS AND Anatomical Charts French and EngUsli, ABB OOTHa OFF AT HALF PBIOE AT Il ART R Book Blore. April 22 GOING OFF AT HALF PRICE t KfsA MORAL AND RELIOIO 8 BOOKS, 10cents OUU - Methodist Urina Booka, 20 couts fi Baptist Hymn Books, 35 to 78 canta ... 1. COU Moral and Religious Hook , 28 cont . . ?. -100 Southern Harmony; 75 cents ... e. . . - - ? . Catholic French and spanish Prayers, 80 canis Episcopal Prayers, 60 couta to SL60 ... i. : 100 Tba Charleston Book, BO cento . . TeatamrmU, hi French or Kngllab, 5 cent to tl . . . ?'. Pocket Bibles, 60 cents to 1 . ... Webster's Spelling Books, 10 conto. -. Calla* J HART'S ..BOOH STORE."-. April 18 ? ;_.._ LAW BOOKS. The Bopotif of South Carolina THE STATUTES At LARGE, AT HALF TRICK. AT-" V-MAWP'a - April 22 ,i . . , Bookstore. , INTELLHIH.VCI' DTl'K E. P. RON PORT, S HODSON, near KIKO STREBT, roared CITADEL, FARM HANDS, COOKS, WASHERS, HOUSE SER VANTS, io., wonted lnimodiotely. i i March 90 tntbsiro ,. <, I -VOTK IC. . OFFICE .OVtSali OP. COUNCIL.-THE FOLLO WIHO clause of Seollon I of an "Onllntnco to Bolso Sap plles for thoyoir 1M7," ls published for tho Information of persona selling Goods by samplo br otherwise, who are not rcaldonta ol this city. AU such persons aro hereby notlfiod to reportai thia office. - "Thrro dollars 0-j every hundred dollars or sll goods sold in this city by ons not residents, by sample or otherwise." W. IL SMITH, ' Mardi R .... Clerk or Connell TA Vim N;~KJ3 IC I' KIIS'/V Ol TH' . | ..... 0FFI0ECJLEBK OF COUNCIL,1 . i i - . Marah 1,1807. A LL TAVEBH.KEEPETiB, AHD PEB80NS RETA xl. INO spirituous linuonx, within the city limito, v_ hava.not executed their bonds and token ont the proper cards to show, that thsy boro Ucenso to sell, will be re ported as not complying with tho law, n-'lor Monday, 5th Those who have cards sire hereby notified to have the same placed in a eor.spl ruous placo in the window. All foiling lo observe this notloe will also ho reported, after the ibove-menUenert time, W. H. H M ITU, Marcha ? , - '. . Clerk of Gotu-efl. ALL PEBHO.fR DESI ROUS OF BFTiUILI'ino) iii 1 LIB . Dumt Dlialets and Waste Place or Ibo City, un der "An Actof tbs Dineral Assembly, girtna authority lc the Olly OOS-JIOU. of CoarUston to proceed In tho nut tor o." Fi rr Loon, with n view to aid tn building up th9 City onsw." aro brreby collncd thal the form of april cation n.r loans can ne obtained. at the offlce et the Clerk of Council, between tua boura nf 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. il AU applications must be filed In the above jnenUonei MIBBJ aa The Conunlltca will meet every Mandi* to eon sider the same.-1 '/?..-.- ;. \ ."?"" V . ^iBi'eWrfry tfcs Msyot t. s > | .-W B48M1YIL Nave-^berlO ' (Tfsrk of CounrlL fi A vt '.FA NM MD' VVA , - UPP&S WARDD OOABD HOUSE,! ' tziitixttaw, Uar Wi 1881. ' / STOPPED raou Tro .COLORED MEN A COW, : who slr.led having found berWq miles np Main Boad. ,..-.,' , . i .?. ' I Mayi . ' latLltut.17. W,0.iL ? .. ;',^; -r-'.1'- .:' ' VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* MACHINE SHOPS. IOIIN T. TAYLOR. MMES BARKLEY IRON 1K0> Charles !^. 0. JOHN V. TAYLOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., A RE PREPARED TC EXECUTE ALL ORDER!) i ou IW RR1H ouil LOW PRESSURE, PORTABLE ami iTATION Ell Y HTEAM ENGINES and HOI LEUS, BICK I HHASIIEHS (from new patterns, with nil Hie modem uiprovcnirutHj, STEAM KAW MILLS, fcc, fcc. WrfGS IN IRON ANO lill I Promptly aid ml.'.I tn willi iicatiica-i ami iltarpa tell. [.epnirs to Marino Rmi other Work, Shall receive .pedal nltcutlon. FOR SALE-Ono M-horse power STEAM ENGINE, learly new; Hoveral nowoiul nt-cotiiMisud IIUILEIU, li n lOboruo power. ALBO, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONSTIIUCTION, IO, 12 ami 20 Horse Power Stouin Eugine's. UtT All Order for REPAIRS or NEW WOHK aliallrc :ctvo oar prompt and careful attention. JOHN P. TAYLOR & CO. May lt Imo WILLIAM S. HENEREY, MACHINIST AND rill MIHI!. No. 814 Meeting street, (NE A it LINE,) CHARLESTON, S. O MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS, and MACHINERY, Saw Mill.. Com MUK llorac Powern, Ycrtlcal and Horizontal Sugar Milla, Colton Rood Cruflbeni, .McCarthy Cotton ainu, and all kind, of J Iron and llr.ua Castings, to order. April SS UiHtuGinn December 15 _ Hiullilyr TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. "VOUR ATTENTION LS CALLED TO OUR REDUCED J. RATES for TONGUED AND GROOVED LUMBER, vir..: 1-4 FLOORING, at $25 per M. 6-4 FLOORING, at OS per M. 3-1 LINING, at fis per M. 7-8 LIN1NJ. at $25 per M. We also liavo various other sizes of dre*oed end rough LUM IS Ult. All of which will bo disposed of ut lowest ran ti prices, EBAUGH Sc M ALLON EE, PLANING MILL AND LUMUKU YARD, HORLDKCK'S WHARF, NEAR N. E. RAILROAD. May 1__lino_ BRIDGES & LANK, MANUF ACT UDERS AND DEALERS IN RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS, a SD Machiner)'Of Every Derri |itloii. ALSO, TAFTS PATENT ROLLING! LEVER 8HEARS AND PUNCHES. No. 50 Court la ml-at.. corner of Grcenirleli, N JR "W YORK. RAILROAD AXLES, WHEELS. CHAIRS, SPIKES. Bolts, Nats, Wash rx . Car, Ship and Bridge Dolts, Iron Forgings of various kinds, fco., fcc. STEEL AND RUDDER 8PR1NGS, LOCOMOTIVE AND HAND LANTERNS, Portable. Forges tod Jack Screws, Cotton Duck for Car Cover , Braaa and Silver Trimmings, Bolting of all kind , Daggugo Chock*, ta, fcc Also, Agents for Uio manufacturera of CAR HEAD LININGS. - ALBE Ul BRIDGES.. ......ICELC. UNE. Novcnuar I -' mtnarniO'i NEW VORK STEAM ENGINE IO., MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINE LATHES, PLANERS, IMPROVED OAR WHEEL BOXES. BOLT CUTTERS, ' UPRIOHT DRILLS, ijis . ?? . AND MACUIMSTS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Works at Worcester, Mass. OFFICE AND WABER0 M, No. 222 PEARL ST., NEW YORK. December lt1 eaio AGRICULTURAL. MAPES' MTROQEMZED SUPER PHOSPHATE ILi I Is/L IEL! fTTHE BUBSCRITJER8 ARF ' JW PREPARED TO FUR J_ ' NISH a limited cj nan tit, ol Ulis popular STANDARD FERTILIZER for top dressing'. It may be need before or after tho planting of Uro crop, for oren when applied as a tcp drc.nng, it cannot be lost by evaporation, aa nono of Ita constituents are volatile It may be apnliod at each hoeing of Coll n, and in the hula daring tho culllraliou of Corn, Potatoes and other crops. When crops bare been previously manured In tbs usual way, and found to bo of aluggiah growth, lt may be'auguiinlcd by tho usn of this manure, To the Horticulturist it U invalnablo, os lt may be applied to fruit trees at any season of tho year. Sold by I ' KINSMAN & HOWELL, BOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, 'Miy4-.o i.,, atnthlmo No. 1S3 East Bay. Tiffi- BEST TONIC NOW IN USE ! GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL. TuTfB SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BB USED TO X . pro ri its s perb quality.' Uso lt as yon would trey common Soap. Try li. and you will be convinced Jut iti. superior to ant- other article tn nuirait.' For uUf> by Groote, generally. Min oriel cr ed by TAYLOR A YOUNG, No. 180 Frost >lr t. Hew Teri. Foi salo by fi ? GRUB KR A MARTIN, ... No. S3Xing street IL BISCHOFF A 00., i _NO. 187 East Bay. GEO. W. WILLIAMS * CO., ? , Oornor Church aal liayno Ptroc . IX)WIE * UOIKE. Drogglrts, No, 151 Meeting trist, i* .. .'. ' V ????? ? .".'<- OppositeCharlcstoa H fel, I jr atury23 wfmcmo I . ...'.. : ' . . , . .'. ..'.>. Jv.. - 'i.vJ/i AUCTION SALES. t'lnliTirrilcrit Sate -I'ltn-ktri, ami f'htMIMIY. HY ll. ,fc A. Pa . AI.DW I ll.I.. On MONDAY. Mi.- lath, will ba auld In Iii More, No. - Kimi trrat, nrxt tai tlo> comer of Wentworth alrtet. un n.-ciuit ol i l rniip.Tm-1. ut Ul o'dook, Tba Imlan.if lin- stock PtCROCKERY GLASSWARE. STONEWARE. CHINA, Ac, ko., nav 1 from the lalo fire. Comilitona wah. Mar ll Contrats nn'l 1'irturrs tif n liar Room. UV Wt V. LEITCH ,11 ll. H. DUOS, Auctioneers. Will ba HOM on MONDAY, Rilli inat-, nt No. 5 llcrrcaford elrert. THE CONTENTS ANIl FIXTURES OF THE FIAR ROOM known UM tho Oem. Terumcaah _9_HayU Frtalf Stitt; tn/ order oj Executors -Houses anti Lots. liv AVA ni, Vf ti U ARK Wt Will varutdal ll o'clock A. M., on TUESDAY, tho Hill Ma* next, lu front of Exchange, A HOUSE A NU LOT al thornrr.orof Springand Coming air ete Theil HO coiilalnn four nmms with firo placen, ami double pin/ran lil Um rear. Tho front roora holow, dlr. elly mi Hie rumor. In well ailnplnl fur a Store with' nil Hie necessary Oxton c. ami ta an excellent aland for bunin' *". There IH nltneheil In Hil lot a unod kitchen, willi mrvaat'M room above, lie,, ho. Tim lait IH to feel 9 lachea'ront on Contint] trect by 45 feet lu deplli, moro or ices, AIJMl, A DOUBLE FIIAMF.I) TKNKMKNT HOUSE, adjoining Hie iii...- on Oonttna Hired, with four mimi In each tenement. The lot in tn feet lniuelii'H front on Coming sired, by in feet ii (nolie*, moro OT IPHS. ami ban on lt a ?.?ll of wahT. 'Hie Imllilliig. nu bolh DICHO loin aro sear!* new nnd of oircllcnl materials. lida proporty was in IIOH-J'HHIOU or Um Testator tetan tho var. IBM hail never luco chnngril banda. TerniH-One-lhlnl caa hi balatice In one, two and thrco year , with liomin Hcciiml by mnrtgago of property. In riitrariee ami pulirle* rv lalgiicd. Pun'hnHctH to pay W. k C. for papers. April 19 n",y<,70_1,l:Lli_ Auctions for Horses, Vehicles ami Furniture, EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at a quarter past in o'clesk, aa originally ratabltnhtxl by tho tibscrlbers. I'm mi m -? nales at Pr vale Residences promptly attend ed to at luw charges. SMITH k MCGILLIVRAY, Vuctloncers, No. 97 Urned street, April ll 3m >_South Sido near Bute. I1AX.VICTT SCI1UH. ?\ ii i-i I a m-IT nml Commission Miirthant, flt No. 80 li I ii M street, below Droad tn ci. OITcmblH'ervlreH for tho Salo of MERCHANDISE ll day and ni.-lit at bin store, al-o for Ibo sale of Block. BomK Real Estate. Vessels, Homos and Produce. Heal elly reforeiircH will bu given. Conilgnraouts solidi. <j. Tennn nm I rat.- and guarantees satisfaction. April '19_ Imo MISCELLANT ST" ROUND HIE IR! GEO. W. POND ft CO., No. 26 East Bay. SOMETHING NEW I SOMETHING NEW! BILLIARDS, SRUFFLK DO Alli) FREE HILLIARD ROOM, FREE nil,LIMIT) ROOM ALES at New Ynrk Prices-A cents por glass RUM. BRANDIES. GINS, kc, IS conte, FREE MINO!! from ll o'clock to 9 o'clock A. M., and from 0 o'clock lu 19 P. M. Open Day anil Night. A Uno niworlincnt of LIQUOR--*, WINES, and 8EOAR3, at Wholesale nt No. 26 EAST BAY, Cor, Soul h Adgev-s Wharf. May 11 stutb A. J. BURKE'S lil 111 ll. Ul ill JU 8 MEETING STREET, V ! VT TU MILLS HOUSE, UP STAIRS. ?jPjVKRT DESCRIPTION OF JOD PniNTINO, 8TJ0II PAUVHLKTH. DILL HEADS, CIRCULAR8, LADELS, CARDS, Ac. An., Aa. Erect!ted with dispatch and on rcai-onablo lunn . May ll_9 NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE AT TILE "DILL FARM," F.llulo Uland, on Wednesday and Ilium day, IGUi and ICtb May, 1807, aud ot Rockville 18lh. 20tb and 9!nt May, 1807. to rocclvo Returns of sll Lands In tho Parish of St. .lulu I'M o diet. m. and of all olhor proporty In tho Pariah anacsRibln under Act of December, 185C.: To mil-- . KiippUiui tor tho year, commencing October 1st 18IU1. Land holders sro oxpectcd lo band in au ncr urn lu account of tim different dencripUons ot Land, end tho number of acree of each kind upon tholr respectivo pinn talloiiH, as tho Limb arc required tn bo assessed accord ing to i in-ir actual vnliiiitinu on Kt January, 1887. No Rellim received by mall unless sworn to accord lug to law. JABEZ J lt. WESCOAT. Assessor for Si. John's Colli ton. Slay ll _1 _. THE AMATEUR REGATTA CLUB TTTTLL SAIL A RACE O X TUESDAY. THE 14TH IN8T., V loavio Hon tlic m Wharf at 3:30 P. M. All persona desirous of participating Ju tho nco, must enter their boats nn or before Mooday, 15th lnat Har M_ ALPERT 0. STONE. TO TAX PAYERS! THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED for tho information of all persons concerned: L Bo lt onlainod by thc Mayor and Aldermen In City Connell osso-rblcd, That all taxes payabto J nder tho Or dinance to raise supplies for the year 1867, and for other pu rpo ea, bo pal 1 on or before t io 99th day of Juno next: and that persons who ahall mako default of nasment of tholr taxes on that day, shall pay. In additioW to tho amount of their tax os, ons and a half per cent, per month unUl tho Slat day of July, when, if not paid, an amount of two perl cent, per month upon tho amount nf taxes shalt bo paid ; and alter tho Slit day of August three per rent per month on the amount of taxes dne ?hall be pal d until payment of Ibo whole amount la made. II. That all persona who neglect or fall io pay tholr monthly taxes on or before the fifteenth day of each month, shall reapoctlvoly pay on tho amounts thereof, two per cont nor month from such fifteenth day, until payment ia made. Ratified in City Ooundl this seventh day of Hay, tn tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and aixty-sovon. (I. 6.| P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. Strrrn, Clerk of Connell. Brno. May ll OIUNANCE). .~ fTUIE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED 1 for tho Information of all cor. otra ed : ax onniNAXOE TO monuens THE CLXAXSIHH or rrtrvrxa am> van.T IN rax conponi-rr. .rurra or TBS cm. I. Be lt Ordained by tho Mayor and AW erm cn. That from and alter the ratification of this Ordinance, it shall bot bo lawful for any person to cloanao or remoro tho contents of Vaults or Privies within the limits of the city, vrltbout having previously obtain od a license for Urn eamo; all andi ll cen BOS to orplro on tho Slat December of every year, and bo subject lo all requirements impos ed by Ordinance* regulating tbs granting of I .leer, nc* for Dray and Cirta. ., . , n. That tho uso of B rrela in open Carts and Wagons la prohibited, and parties applying for License will be re quired to provide closed Carts tuitsblo for Um purpose. IH. All persons having snoh Liocnso nhill repa t at one of Ibo Guard Houses, during the day, his or their In tention to do snch work during tho ensuing night j in the Lower Wards such report to be m ado to the Main Guard Ilona.-, ni tho Upper Warda' to Upper Guard House, IV. Tba place or places for tho deposit of such offal shall bo doslguatod from time to time by tba Mayor. V. Every owner ox driver of such Licensed Cart or any other person who shall violate any of the provisions . of this Ordinance, or shall neglect or refuse to observe tho same, or any of them, ahall forfeit and pay for each offener a fins not to exceed twenty-five dollars, to be en forced by tho Mayor in bis Court, or recovered in any other Court of competent jurisdiction. ; Ratified in City Council thia aevonth dav of May, In tho voir of our Lord ono thousand eight bunflrcd and six ty-seven. [I- a.] P. C. GAILLARD, W. IL SMITH, Mayor. _Clerk of Connell tao_May 10 limn HOTEL, SUMMERVILLE, S.O. P. V. BRANDT, Proprietor. SUMMERVILLE IS RECOMMENDED TO INVALIDS, and others seeking a salubrious and delightful climate. Distance'from Charleston 99 miles on tho South Carolina Railroad. Trains leave Charleston at B A. H. and 4:15 P. M., and returning loavo Summerville 7:10 A. M. and 9:30 P. M. May 4 luth fTUIK UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS X' PENbEUila agreeable and healthful boverags, al their well-known utanda. No. 88 H A3 KL STREET, be twoon King and MooUng ?Irrels, No. 4 8K KINO STREET (Old Piquet Denni Rouse), and at tho head of O EN TER MARKET, northwest corner. Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with Fountain or Syinps, and dealora desiring Fountains charged, will bc accommodated upon reasonable terms.. Steamers, Rotels, Restauran ts and private families, furnished with a superior crud o of bottled Soda, in quan tities to suit purchaser*. Wo aro agents for tho sals of A. J. M orso A Bon's justly celebrated Soda Water Apparatus, consisting of Genera tora, Fountains, Marble Draught Stands, Silver Plated Refrigerating Draught Stands, Tumbler Holders, and all apparatus necessary for the manufacture of Soda Water, at lbs manufacturers' prices, with freight added. Dealers - tn Soda Water throughout the State, desiring an apparatus, will do well lo examine tho merits of Morse a Arm ratun,.bc.'oro purchasing oloaowhere. Description catalogue and price li t sent to any address upon appllcaUon to JOHN BII0K & CO., Charles toa. While appreciating tho very liberal patronage extended to tu during the past season, we ahall drive to merit Its continuanee. JOHN BUCK. E. H. GARDNER,' . Anni it_arno IO B C B A M 1 S DA WATERII , CONFECTIONERY AND CAKES l l! lS/E HAVE THE PLKASIRE OE AIV VV NOUNOiNQ td tie Ladle ' and Oeiitlemcn of Charleston, chat wc. tho Undersigned, have fi*tod tm I FIRST' CLASS E8TADLI8MENT, at the corn Of Meet. IOJT and Ha , 1 streets, where wo will guarantee that you till fl nd a superior quality, of ICI CREAM, SODA WA TER, CONFEOIIONEUY and CAKES. Hoping to re oelve a Alcaro of the patronage of tbs community, wo ar .'Respectfully, ! JOHN OG RAH. . 'Vii ? W. A. WTTHINaTtN. April 18. . , . ,rl o CITY TATES-JIONTIILY , 0FFICB 0 TEX Om HaUJ... - "XrOTICE 13 HEREBY OIVT J T r LEWW KNED 1*1 that lbs Monthly Retorna tar the cwntb of April past. In compliance with tba Tax Ordinance ratified ora thu Mtb dar of December, 1*5 , mutt be made on or Wi tara the lttth inst. . D. a Jil 380??, . Kay; 13. afy Aj*e wor, 'ii'.-Vr*. ! >ki:.'.v>^i...an':-c; :. . v.". .i-v - .