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FUID?Y MOHNINO, AUGUST '.?, Ioo7. LOOAIi MATTKUS. .TOD Wo??.-Wo havo now completed ?ur ?nico bo aa tu execute, in tho shortest p.a en nie timo ALL KINDS Ol' JOB WONK, ami HO moat re? spectfully oak tho patronado of our Mond*. ?'oat Ulliro Noller. TOST Orrie ?:, j CHARLESTON, 8. (V, July tl, 1W?7. | After to-day tho mail? mr Northeastern Hail.nail will closo nt B o'clock A.M., and to-dny and after? wards they oro expected li? rc?sll Ito Hailroad "Station" al2:30 o'clock P.M., and to lie ready for dolivory al thia oflico al 3:30 o'eloi li P.M., except on Sunday, when the hour will bc from (j P.M. to 7 P.M., until further notice. STANLEY li. TllOTT, 1', M. -o roBTorrirt: NOTICE.- An evening liinil for Augus ia and Savannah, and for distribution beyond lliuso ofliceo, will clone daily at Ibo l'ostoflico al half-past C o'clock. ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.-We learn Ilial a freed? man named-William? wa? drowned while llsh ing oil' Hort Sniulcr. Tho body han nul boen re? covered, and the information wns received in this eily in a nolo from the fort. SUICIDE.- I?. 0. JOUNBON, of Home, (la., com? mitted Mtiieido at tint placo on Friday ovening loat, by Bbooling biinsoir in Ibo hoad with u revol? ver. Tho decooticd waB a HUH of Ibo former Gov? ernor of South Carolina, and ?B said, by Ihoso well acquainted with bim, to hnvo bad many noblo trail H of character. MAYOR'S COURT.-Tho only incident lhat rnfllcd ibo Biuootb Burra CO of tili? Court waa a Minali mill that occurred between two colored drnvmcn on Atlantic Wharf. Kacb of tho comb?tanla plied their flalu willi auch vigor as lo attract tho atten? tion of tho rum .hmm of tho public morai?, nod they Unding that moral suasion wns wasted, tar? ried thom to tho lock-up, whoro Ibo Declaration of Indopenilnnco and the MoXHOE doctrine ?rai ex? plained lo them, nud thoy were ?bonn Ibo de? preciation of p:i|>er monoy by deducting a "live*' from their stock on hand. THE CITADEL GnEEN_Thia public square bas noon considerably improved by thu erection of a neat and substantial picket' fen co. Tho workmen woro engaged in nailing on tho niais yesterday, bul lind nearly completed thostdca fronting Meeting nnd Calhoun ?Ireels. Il in thc intention of Ibo nu -1 hunt ion to havo tho ground* further improved by abell walks, curbs, .Ve. Tho Citadel Oreen was al? ways a favorito pleasure ground for tho young pco plo, and ?tn renovation will bo gratclully appro? ved not only by them, but by Ibo base ball clubs and others, who spend their leisure moments on that spot. THE PROHIBITION TO THE NORTH CAROLINA LE? GISLATURE.-WO clip from tho llaloigh I'rogrete tho following m.1er from General SICKLES, which prohibits tho assembling of tho Nm l li Carolina Legislatura : CHARLESTON, August 1,18(17. Special Order Ao. 114. IV. Tho session of tho Gnnoral Assembly of North Carolina, appointed to bo bold nt Haleigh on tho third Monday ui August next. is. hereby post? poned until further ordors. Thc commanding ofllcor ot tho Post of Haleigh will transmit to tho Governor of North Carolina a copy of thia ordor. with tho request that tho samo bo communicated to tho presiding officer and moiubcru of tho Senate and Utilise Of Communs. By command of Major General D. E. Si "klee. J. W. CLOUS, A. 1). C. INTENDED I>XPROVEMENT8 ON EAST BAW-Thu atoro lately occupied by Messrs. II. Kum: .t Co., on tho northeast corner of East Bay and Accom? modation wharf, ia now undergoing repairs Hint, when comploted, will render it ono of thu orna? ments of that locality. Tho building is tho prop? erly of Mosers. JOHN FcnoimoN ,t Co., and it is their intention to havo tho atoro ontiroly remodel? ed, extending it through to thd warehouse, and finishing it with an ornamental iron front. AB it now elands, tho building ia an irregular collodion of rooms, conncctod by crooked nt ai rennes, whioh rendel ? it munee hat immutable for a largo Arm. ll is propoBod to throw down tho partitions and to modernize tho whole structure, and tho workmen havo already commenced operations,whicbwill soon chango tho outiro appearance of tho voiicrable pilo. ? Tim improvements now visible on Accommodation wharf ore a proof that tho work will not bo dono lialf way, bntwill result in tito .production af an edifico that will comparo favorably with others on the samo thoroughfare. HUNOARIAN G H A rn SEED Fon DiHTninunoN.-Mr. Wu. TTJATEB, of thia city, baa rccoivod a bag of the abovo seod for gonoral distribution. This seed bas excited conBidorablo interest in Louisiana and Texas, and tho reports from tboao sections all commend itu gcnoral ndnption fur a forage crop. .Mr. THAYER can bo found nt Ibo Bank of Charles? ton, whoro bo will distribute tho Bord lo appli? cants. Aa a proof of tho valao of this seed, and of the light in which it ia rogarded by thone who havo plantod it, wo givo bolow an extract from tho Monthly Report of tho Department of Agricul? ture: "Tho Department of Agriculture having rccoiil ly sent to tho Southam and Southwestern States a quantity of tho Hungarian groas seeds, and in? quirios, having boon made aa to ita nature and manunr of cull ure, .'c., it bas boon deemed propur to givo tho information sought. "Many farmers havo kopt both horses and horn? ed stock through tho winter with no other food than Hungarino grass-tho animals coming out of winter quarters in auporior condition. This gross ie now generally rujod, and highly esteemed for forage ; ia usod groen or dry ; is very productivo, of qidck growth, and flourishes well in dry soil. FLINT, in bis valuable work on grasses, says of tho Hungarian millet: It is an annual furago plant, germinates readily, withstands tho drought remarkably, remaining green oven whoo other vegetation is parched up, and, if nrrcstod in dry weather, the least rain will i caloro it ; furuishos an abunda) ico of if r.e n fodder relished by all kinds ganf nf stock ; it flourishes in aomowhnt light and dry coils, nttainn groat luxuriance in soils of medium cons is tuncy and well ni a nu rod. It in ny bo sown bmideaat, or in drills, nnd cultivated precisely Uko otbor variotios of millet." CHARLESTON AND HEB PnosPECTs.-Thc near approach of autumn, and tho continuod good re? ports from tho crops, bas already infused nomo lifo in tho baldness circles. Pr?par?t i nus ai o be? in,; made for tho approaching fall trado, and our merchants confidently oxpoct a good and prospor : OUB business Boason, when tho cry of "Hard Timos" will bo board again no moro. Thorn aro no clouds in tho horizon, for every agent lina worked together for tho good of Charleston, ami unless nemo unforeBOon misfortnno should occur, abo will this winter outer upon o carear of pros? perity that will continuo catii tho past is not only regained but further progroBB attained. Tito dif? ferent railroads connecting with tho city havo buried past dissensions, and aro Using rivery effort io pi on mle Ibo w olfm o of Ibis port. Flour bas already boon brought iroin TonnoBsoo, and If tho propor course is pursued, Charleston will Boon f ullin har min if. st des ti ny by becoming Ibo outlet for a largo portion of tho Southern and Western counlry. Tho knowlodgo of hor facilities for trammeling liuaincBB induced tho building of thc Momphisand Charleston Hailroad, and was tho meium or start? ing many similar enterprises, which am now par? tially comploted. It ia a known fact that trude will Beek tho shortcut channels, and tho pnblic spirited mon of tho illy saw that tho near, st ronlo from TonnoBBOO, Kentucky, omi Hon thom Ohio, to tho aoa, was by way of Charleston. Flour ia now taken from Nashville to Now York for an amount somowhat lowor than that freight charged to Charleston, bnt efforts aro being niado to havo this Inlier tariff rodncud, and it can then bo ship? ped to this point and reshipped to Now York nt a comparatively low figure. Those viows aro not chi m 1.1 i cal, but aro advocated by enterprising mon in both sections, and thoy look forward to tho timo whon Charleston will attain tho commercial position which ber many advantages destino bor toflU. - PoBsosBod of a magnificent harbor, affording am "plo accommodation for vossols, and with a depth ot water on hor bar thal is gre ater than that of moat Southom oltica, thorn in nothing to provont Charleston from boooming Ibo market for tho pro dnots of tho groat Wost, besides retaining her businoBs relations with tho neighboring States. Tho prestige established by Charleston during tho lato war will nover dopar' from her, and though ahohas suffered from tho fire and tho sword, thia has only rotardod hor advancement; her former trado ia fast returning to hor, now en? terprises havo boon started, and if aufliclont en? couragement la only givon to mechanics oud la? boring mon to oauso thom to mako this thnir homo, tho march of progross will bo rapid ahd pertain, I Uv isr. SERVICE_Tim HOT. Dr. MYEIUJ will do Urera HOI mon in tho HIIHCI M root Synagogue, to? morrow morning, at lialf-imat IO o'clock, on H?r-, mona. Dr. MIERS' nbUUrCa M ait orator nutl scholar aro ?<> well knowla, Hint tho moro an iinuncomciit bf lila intonlioii will bo uulllcicul lo ensure n good antlionco. NKW HIKIKH. -WO kavn received front Slr. M. M. QUINN, coptes of Orvillo CV Hu c. e. by Mw. HKNIIV WOOD, iinlhnr of KaBt l.vnio, anti Tho Ho ucl Chief, by IHiarrAVB AIMAHD, nutlior nf tlir Prait'o Flower, ?nul oilier nurka. Tho Itobol Chlof is n talo of Koorilla life, nuil will provo interesting to thone Who havo BOino experience in this modo of warfare. Doth til these Dooks aro well Rotten up, and from n cursory glauco nt tbuir contunta, will nell repay the time spent itt Unir perusal. Mr. QUINN ha? a largo mu? full supply uf modern literature al hin King Street Stand, ami eau neeouiinodale bia cus? tomers with tho latest novels ami periodicals. DECREE HP TUE OounT or EguiTV ANNULLED. HEAIX/HS. SECOND MII.ITAIIV Disniurr, I CUAltLEHTON, H. C., August 7, lb'1.7. | [SPECIAL OIU1KIIH, NO. ll!).] (EXTnAtfr.l ? * * . ? . ? . 1. H'/Virus, upon a bill of complaint Hied in F..|iiity in Uio Court of Chancery of South Caro? lina, hy thu Batik of Cbnrlcston rs. .Tames Tupper nuil tho President anti Directors of thu Dank of tho Slate of South Carolina, tn which hill tho Mur itlimits' Hank of Smith Carolina at Chcraw and .lohn T. Kimmo wero iiftcrnnrds, upon their respectivo petitions, admitted to nuBwer Its defendanta; a decree was nindi) and entered hy ll. D. LuBOHlio, a Chancellor of HU iii State, on Ibo Olli day of March, A. D. 18(17 ordering and directing James \V. li ray, .Mimi or in Chancery, to pay to tho Dank or Charleston thu sum of'live tiioubtind two hundred and twontv thruo dollars ($.5223) in specie, and to tho Dunk bf Charleston mid tho Hank of Choraw, jointly, tho Mimi of flvo hundred and seventy-four dollars ($574) in spoeio, mid to Hiiyno lt Hon, solicitors, representing John T. Sloan, and certain claimants un account of horses sold for tho uso of tho Con fi'dorato anny, tho sum of thrco thousand dollaT and thirty cents ((3,000 30), nftcr deducting costa of Hitit, and giving certain directions in respect thereof; mid it npponring hy tho staUmiouts mid minni miBWors of tho partios abovo named, that tho monies sn ordered to bo distribu? ted coiibt ituted tho balance of a fund created by a loan ur ndvauco ntado by curtinu bnnkH of tho Stato of South Carolina, in tho carly port of tho year 18l>5, to aid tho Ho-callcd Confedorato government^ tn remount a corlain portion of tho cavalry forco' with which it was endeavoring to resist tin' tn ili? on v forces of tho United Slates, which balanco, amounting to tho sum of oi?ht thouuand aoven hundred mid iiinoty-sovon dollars and thirty couts (?3,7!I7 30) in gold at tho limo of tho military occu? p?t io ti nf tho Stato ufo renn id, and at tho limo of tho surrender of tho Cunfodorntu annies, remained un? expended in tho banda of tho Dank of tho Stato of >iuith <'andina, deposited lo tho credit of James Tupper. Auditor of tho said Stato ; and it nppoar iiier that said decrco was procured to bj ruado hy consent and comiivnnco uf James Tupper, Auditor ur tho Stato mid tho Hank of thc State uf South Carolina, thc general llacnl agent of said Stato : nod it further appearing that neither thu United Stnlo government nor tho Stato of South Carolina .aplican- i in said proceedings in Equity, or submit? ted their respectivo right to tho determination of tho court-that tho United Slates authorities had not m?tico of tba proceedings aforesaid-that irregular and unusual means wero employed to iirevout knowledge of tho said suit, and of tho cxislcnco of said fond from coming to tho United States au? thorities, of which it is alleged tho said Chancellor aud thc parties before tho court and their COUIIBOI wore cogui'/.mt; and it further appearing that Ibo said Minn of eight thousand seven hundred and iiinctv-sevcn dollars and thirty cents ($3797 30), wits tim property uf tho United States nt tue timu of tho proeocdiiitts aforesaid, and that tho Chan? cellor lind no jurisdiction ur authority to warrant his disposing or or interfering in any way with said nun lies, thc santo being n part uf tho funda of tho I 'ulled States: Thorcforo it is ordered, that tho said decrco in Equity bo reversed and annulled ns without jurisdiction, orroncous, irregular, and a fraud upon tho rights uf tho United States. 1. It is further ordered, that tho Bank of Charleston and James Tupper, I'm 1er ,1 Connor, tho Bank of Cbornw, Simunton cfc Harker, J. L. (Inuit, Bogisler, Hayna cfc Sou, and Jamos W, Orny, and John T, Sloane, and such other person ur persons, or clniuianta as havo recuived any por? tion of tho said sum of eight thousand sovon hun? dred and iiinctv-si'von dollars nnd thirty cents (?3,797.30), do forthwith pay over and refund tho sums hy thom respectively, "au rccoivod itt apecio, into tho' hands of A. J. Willard, at tho ofllco of tho Bureau of Civil Afluir?, for .tho Second Military District, at tho Citadel, Charleston; and Ihc said A. J. Willard, is hereby des itt, uni ed mid appointed receiver i beroi d' for the United Suites. 2. It is rm: lier nr.lei ed, thal tho said re?oit er havo authority to take proofs, and uncertain and ?h termine nil persons lo whom any portion of said funds han been paid, whether claiming through tho Haul John T. Sloane or otherw ise; nnd for that purpose to summon witnesaos, administer oaths, and tako deposit ions; and that ho roport without iinnccossary delav any porson or porsons, or cor? porate body in default for non-compliance with Ibo terms of this order. -.* 3. lt is further ordered, that any de ticioncv that shall remain of tho said sum uf eight thousand Bevon hundred and tum ti? ce ven dollars and thirty cents ($8.797 3b) lu gold, in consequence of tho respectivo distrib? utees thoi eui failing lo pay ovor and refund, as ordered, ?hallJim mailn couil ?"'1 t>nid hy thp Hank ul 1 no Hiato or Mouth Carolina nutt Jamos Tupper, upon their being uotillod of said doQcloncy by said receiver. 4. And it is further ordered, that tho said re? ceiver tako proofs ns to tho means employed hy any person or porsons to conceal from tho proper civil and military officers of tho United States, knowledge of tho oxistenco of said fund, or of tho said suit, or of tho decrco therein pronounced, or of tho proceedings umlcr said decrco, and whet lier the United States havo bcon prejudiced thereby, and what person or porsonB have render? ed thctnsolvcs arncnnblo to tho United States by i ranon thereof, and the nut ure and extent of such responsibility ; and that said receiver roport there? on with all convenient disputeh. . .**** By command of Major-?cncral D. E. SICKLES ; J. W. CLOUS, Capt. 33th U. S. Infantry, A. D. C. and A. A. A. G. (lll'u ial : J. W. (i.ot's, Capt. 38th InTantry, A. D. C. and A. A. A. G. . -o TUE FAIRIES OUTPONE.-Tho Princess, in tho Fairy Talc, dropt pearls from her mouth whensbo openod it, but whoever uses that talisman of scicuco, RozonoNT, will bavo a mouthful of pearls that will novor drop out, darken or decay. wr? II. ll. If yon want ohoap Blank Booka; If you want ohoap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa? per, fcc; or, MILLEU.**' Almanac; If you want Printing executed neatly; If you want Books bound in any stylo, or Account Books mado tu order, with any desired pattern ol niling, go to Ht UM! Hannis, No. 69 Broad streol. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL KINDS OF JOD WORK DONE AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Auction Hairs Thin Day, CAXII-OELL, KNOX At Co. will seU Ulla day, at 10 o'clock, it Uiolr rash nucUon bonso, No. 06 Hanni slroot, bar ?els, kegs, domijohns, and cases whlskoya, Ac., Atc. L viinitY St ALEXANnsn will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, icier.' their alora. No. 137 East Bay, 137 tibiae flour. JOHN O. M i r.Non k Co. will soil this dsy, at 10 o'clock, il their suction ealusroom. No. 133 Mealing stree t, ro uaiodororstock ola statloaory and book store. A Fact Worth Knowing. 'lim best Investment for an Invalid, who suffers from lei 111 u y or loss of appcUte, la a bottle of PAMKMIN'S Be? lalie Hitlers, ss it will bu euro to give relief. For ealo by ill Druggists, f A i 'm I YVortla Knovvlug. Laker- wishing good FLOUR for Dread, should call at il KNIIOUSE At CO., No. 110 East Day. Families wishing choleo FLOUR for Risalits. Rolls, tic, should call at STENHOUSE A' CO., No. Hu East Hay. Augnst 0 Mic Time to Advertise In tho Country. Tut: FUCSNIX has a largo circulation throughout thc. nlddlo and upper Districts of Uio State. Advertising ?ales ns roaaonabto aa tho alringoncy of tho money mar? iel will warrant Merchants and others wishing to nie lin columna of Ibo paper will sddresa JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor, February 2.1 Columbia, H. C. DOG DAYS. The miasma wblcb genoratce epidemic rovers ls now labig lu clouds nuder tho blazing beuna of tho dog-day nu. Every living body, aa woll as refuse animal sud -egelabto maller, omita unwholesome vapors, and in Towdoil cities and tho danae assemblages which buai lesa ami pleasure call together, tho elements of dtaeaao ire evolved. Tho pressure upon every vital organ la lever so groat aa in tho second and third months of sum nor, aud commun sonso teaches us Uist thoso organe rc pilro to bo reinforced to moot lt. Wo hold our lives, BO tn speak, on a repairing hate, and hi? lu tho season whon the process of dilapida ton ls moat apiti, and repairs srn moat required. Therefore), build ip, prop up and sustain Ibo powers of Balure with that ntghty vrgctablo r?cup?rant, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. ?Io who takes lt may bo said te cloUio himself in sanitary nail, against which ?pid?mie dUcaae will hurl Us poison ma shafts In vain. This ls no gratuitous aasorUon.bat i greet medical fart, attested by twolvo years' experience n ovary climate of tho habitable globo. Extreme* of empornture always disturb the functions of Uno stomach, be bowels. Ins liver and tho akin, lt ls through these hat tho moat daugoroua maladies asaall na. Tone them n advance with HOSTETTER'S RITTERS, and defy beat md malaria. fi August B Freo lo Everybody. A -Largo 0 pp. Circular, giving mfOTmatloD, of tba rroateat importance to tho young of both acnes. It leaches how thc homely may become beautiful, thu losplsed respcciod, and tho forsaken loved. No young lady or gentleman ahonld fall to sand their dd ress, sod receive a copy peat-paid, by return mall. Address P. O. Drawer, ai, March 80 lyr Troy, N, Y. Know thy Destiny. . MAI>AUE E. F. TIIOUNTON, tho groat English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psycbomolriclan, ?rho haa aston? ished tho scientific classes of tho Ohl World, haa now lo? cated herself at Hudson, N. V. Mad anio TIIOIIHTOM |KHI sesees auch wonderful powers of ooroud night as to eua blo lier lo Impart knowledge ot ilia grcstct Import*.!!'-? to thc singlo or married of either sax. Whllo lnastato of trniiro, she delineates tho rory reatu rcs of thc ponton you ara to marry, aud hy tho old nf sn Instrument of lu Irnau power, known an tho Psycbomolropo. guarantees to produce n Ufa-like picture of tho future husband or wile of tho applicant, together with dato or marriage, poslUou In Ufo, loading tralla of character, 4c Thia ts no hum? bug, as thousand of testlmonlsls can assert. Mho will scud, whoo desired, a certified certificate, o' written guarautco, that the picture, ls what lt purports lo be. Dy eniloslug a numil lock of hair, sud giving place of birth, age, dlaposlUon and complexion, and enclosing oft y conti I and stamped cnvclopo addressed to yourself, you wlU re? cclvo tho picture snd desired InforiusUnn by return mall. All commutatcaUous sacredly conQdcntlsl. Address, in confidence Madame E. F. TIIOUNTON, .'. O. Box 2*1, itu,tton, N. Y ly March 3D COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SH1CKELE0KD & KELLY, FACTORS, arcMaiiAL. COMMISSION AND SHIPPING M KIWI IA NT'S, NO. 1 BOYCE'S WHARF, Charleston, 8. C. ?7. W. lllACIELronO. wu. AIKEN KELLT. inly M_ f WILLIAM ll. G1LLILAM) ? SON, Kcal Estato Agents, Auctioneers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICE NO. 33 HAINE BTREET. RerXccubor I WILLIS & C111S0LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL Al TEND TO TUE PURCHASE. SALK AMD SH 11'.MENT (to Foreign audDomestlo Porta; ol COTTON, lt I CE, LUM UER AND NAVAL STORKS. ATI, ANTIC WHARF, Charleston. 8. C. DAILY mm s WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO OUR NEWS? PAPER ESTADLISHMENT a moat oxtoiiBivo and completo Snppliod with a great varioly ni PIAIN AND I FANCY TYPE, of tho lotcat and moat approved styles ; and wo liavo every facility for executing all kuma or JOB WORK in ENGLISH, GERMAN, and FRENCH. Bill and Letter Heads Circulars Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad and1 Steamboat Printing Business Cards Invitations ?to., &c, &c. THOSE OP OUR FRIENDS DE? SIRING JOH WORK, will please leave their orders with ns. We viii guarantee os gund work, and it as CHEAP RATES, as can be tad in Charleston. CATHCART, .-'MILLAN & HUTON. My)_ 3HERAW ADVERTISER. DEVOTED TO LITERATUR E, BUZEttCK, ART, AGRICULTURE, and. MliMJ.?Ii-AJfKMJB NEWB. iheraw, 8. O. Publiai ed weekly, IT W. I* T. PRINCE i CO. TI rm s or arrasenimi>? : rna copy ono year....*,.u....?' 00 ! Ina copy six months.9 00 Ins copy three months.,.?.1 JO Tve coplea one year.-?.10 00 | XtATXJ , ot ADVEBTiaiHO 1 " " meBqnare, Idb Uno i or leas, Aral lnxertlt<n.?J 89 ?or each snbaoqner ,t Inaertlon. 1 00 AU Advertlaexner ta to bs distincUy mo. 'led, or th ev rill be published ur,tii ordered out, and eba rged accord - ^wchanta soi ; others advertising by the y ?ar, a liba al deduction on tho alwve rates will bo made. November ia THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, PUDUHHi j, JJ. \yrNNSBOBO' H. C.. AFFOTtDS A profitai ja rr. edt nm for the advertising pnbUo ol harleston. Wow*** jtrofly solicit their patronage for our mtitnai Novroy <JC1A3LLARD> DC?POBTZS at WILLIAMS. MACHINE SHOPS. .j. i mm?; No. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KING AND ST. lill CU'. LUMUKU OK EVERY DKSCllliI ION ANDHUILDING MAT Kill M.. LIME, l'A Wit* OILS. UI.At.SE-S. ki:. constantly au baud at Ibo luwc.M market ene. -c June 'itf_ tlulvr JOHN F. TAYLOH. JAMES HA lt It LEY. ? IKON \y (lia ri cst ttl i, S. C. JOHN P. TAYLOH & CO. PROM. I ETOIiS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDEKS, ETC., ABE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR HIGH ami LOW PRESSURE, PORTARLE and STATIONERY STEAM ENGINES ami HQILURS. RICE THRASHERS (rroin DM MUMM, With all Hu. modem luiprovemculs?, STEAM HAW MILUS, A... kr. CASTINGS IN I(lOi\ lMl lili IK Pruuiplly altcudod tu wiUi neatness aud diapaU-li. Repairs to Minino mid oilier Work, Rtia.ll recclvo .-pr. ?al nllcnllon. FOR HALE-Ono 12-lionto power fi rBAM ENGINE, nearly now; several" new and sccouil-li-nd BOILER <, Ol to lt. horse |<ower. AI.HI), CONSTANTTA* IN COURSE OK CONSTRUCTION, 10, 12 t I 30 Horso Power Steitm Engines. AT/T All Orders for REPAIRS or NEW WORK shall n cetve our prompt and careful attcntluu. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. May II ;,mo JOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC. M. M. QUINN, Wholesale & Retail Denier IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NlitV8PAl*Ell8, STAT ION Blt Y, ETC. No. 537 KIN? ST ttl II (Opposite Ann street), C harloston, C. S. Thc LATEST ISSUER nf tho Press always on limul. Subscriptions received and doods delivered or for? warded by Msll or Express. All CASH ORDERS will bc promptly allende.i le. February 2* 1V ASTROLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED AT THE WONTJtaimr. REVELATIONS .MALU; II Y THE QEKAT ASTROLOGIST. Madame H. A.PERRIGO. SUE REVALS SECnETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW. She restores to happiness those wini, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses lu hive, lona of relations mid friends, lot? of ninney, kc. have become despondent. Hbo brings together those lons sc|iaratetl, gives Inn.Men? tion concerning aha. nt friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen property, Ulta you Hie business you nru heat qualified tu pursunaud in whit yuu will ba most HUIYCSS fuL anuses speedy in arri ??os. un.I tells you lite very day you will marry, gives you the name*. HICUCHH and cliar acterlsUcs of tho person. Hbo rrails your very thoughts, and by ber almost supernatural powers, liiivatl* Hie dark aud hidden mysteries of the I ii lu re. fr..m Hie stars \ see in tho firmament-the mal.-lie Mars that nvcrvouir or | predominate lu Ibo configuration-Iroin Hm aspect* anil ?tOHiUous of tho planets and the llxe.lstars ut thu heavens al tho tinto ol binti. Hbo de.lue. s tho future destiny <.f man. Fall not to consult tit, greatest Astrologist nu earth, lt coats you but u trille, and you may never awaiti nave so favorable un opportunity. Consultation tua. willi likeness and all desired Inlormatiou, tl. Panics lulu;; at a distance can consult the Madame by mall wlUi equal safety and satisfaction to UirnutclvcM, as If lu person. A full and cxpllrlt charl, written mil, with all Inquiries at', awerod and likeness cuclusid, sent by mall on ree. ipi >, pri?e al...ve mcnUoncil. Tim striet. si ?ccrosy willis maintained, and all correspondence returned ordestr > ed. References of tho highest order famished those ia airing them. Wrlto plainly ibu day t>f Um month in. Scar in which you were boru, incloaiug a small Inc . u air. * AOdiraa, MAI. tut II. A. PKItnitlO, P. O. DrtAWim 2U3, Unrraui, N. Y. March 30_ jr UROINANCIC. rI .HE KOLLOWTNQ ORDINANCE IS PtlHLISTIED I for Hie Infer..nilton ot ali concerned : SM OnVIHAMCE TO BKOOLAT* Till: 1'I.KANMKO ur VIII Yiri. AMO VAULTS IN THU eolUM HAT l: 1.1 VI ITS OF TUT el IV. I. Bo lt Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, That from and alter tho rnUOcaUou nf this Ordinance, tl shall not bs lawful for auy person to cleanse ur rcmovo thu contents of Vsultn or Privies within Ibo tim I tn of tho .Tty. without having previously obtaiuccl a lkense lor (lu. sams; all aitch license? to expire ou the 'Jlst December of every year, and bo subject to all requirements i tu ,??>? ed by Ordinances regulating tito granting of I,tc. nu n for Drays and Carts. II. Thal tbe uso of Barrels In opon Carls and Wagons ls prohibited, and partie . applying for License will bo ie quired to pr?vido clonad Carla suitable for Um purjiose. III. All persons having such License shall Nf HM I ni ono of th (Juard Bounce, during tho day. Ids or their In? tention t< lo such work during Ibo ensuing night ; In thc Lower Warda auch report to ho m ado bi Uic Malu Guard Bouse, tn tho Upper Wards to Upper Guard House. IV. Tho placo or placo* for the deposit of such offal shall bo dca]gusted from time to time by Uio Mayor. V. Every owner or driver of such Licensed Cart or any othrr person who shall violate any of th- provisions of this ordinance, or shall neglect or refuse to observe the sansa, or any of them, Bli all forfeit ami pay for cacti I oil euee a fino not to exceed Iwcuty-Ovo .lullars, to bo en? forced by tho Mayor in bia Court, or recovered lu any other Court of competent Jurisdiction. Ratified in div Council thia seventh day of May, lu Um year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and slx ty-aovun. (u a| P. C. ii AILI, A lie, W. II. SMITH, Meyor. _Clerk of Conncil_3ruo_May 10 AN ORDINANCE) TO PEO VIDE ron THE LIQUID ATI ii tr OP TUX INTKIIP.ST ON TUE Durr or ina om wm cn ACCBOXD DOTH DAT or TOME LAST. Be it ordained by (he Mayor and Aldermen in City Council aitcmbted. That lor tho purpose of liquidating tho interest on Hie public debt ol' tho city, which accrued on thu 30th day ol Juno lut, six Per Cent. Stock, obliga? tory on Ula Corporation of tho city of Charleston, shall ba bumed, under tho direction of tho Mayor, to tho per? sons holding Stocks or bli Per Cent. Hood, of the city, and ont! il rsl to recclvo tho interest accrued thereon at the time above staled, tho said Stock to beor Interest after Um rate of ali per cent per annum, payable qu ar? teria, redeemable lo thirty years from dato: Provided, that no part of sold HI.sk shall be lsmcd for any sum les* Utan twenty dollars, or for any fractional part of a dollar, Provided, alto, that all suma for less than twenty dollars and lor lr,c Uonxl parts of a dollar shall bo paid In city bills. And, provide.! further, that any person bona fide holding Stocks or Six Per Cent Bonds on said 30th day of June, upon which Interest bas accrued, slioB have the privilege unUl tho lat day of September noxt ul dlscouutu g such interest, or any part thereof, against taxes duo by bim to tho elly on said nod of Juno, and may receive any bal? ance In hie favor In city billa or new atork. according to tho amount thereof, in manner aforesaid. HXOTTOH 3. That thu lorna of certificates and mex i of transfer of said stock sholl bo subject lo tho s-mo rogulaUoDs aa now exist lu relation to other Six Per L cat Stocks ol tho city. Battfled In City Council this lenUi day of July, in tho year of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven. li- M.I P. C. OAILLABD, Mayor. W. H. HM mi, Clerk of Council. Joly IS Imo TO TAX PAYKUS: ri MIK FOLLOWINO ORDINANCE IS PUULIS1LED I for the tufonxuvtlon of all persona concerned: AN OaoiMANCP TO AMEND AM o nm N IN OK TO BAISE SOP PLIES ron TOE TKAn issn, AND FOB OT nun pnnrosEs. I. Ho lt ordained by Ula Mayor and Aldermen lu City Council assembled. That all.taxea payable uniter tho Or? dinance to raise supplies for tba year 180T, and for other purposes, bo paid ou or before Uie 291b day of Juno noxt: and that persona who shall ina to default of payment ol their taxes on that day, shall pay, In addition to tho amcrunl of their taxes, ono and a half per cent per month until the Hat day of Jnly, whon, il not poid, an nm,-mt of two per] cent per month upon Uio amount of taxes shall be paid ? and alter tho 31st day of August Curoo per cent, per month on tho amount of laxes duo shall Ita paid until payment of tho whole am ti un t ls mode. II. That all persona who neglect or fall topsy their., monthly taxes on or before the fifteenth day of each month, shall respectively pay on Uio amounts thereof, two per cent per month from such fifteenth day, until payment ls made. Ratified'In City Council this seventh day of May, In tba year of our Lord ons thousand eight hundred and ality-aevsn. lt. a.] P. C. GAILLARD, Mayer. W. 0. BMITTI, Clerk of Connell. 3mo May J1 P~UUx.IV NOTICK. OrsroB CLXna OF OOUNOIL, I May 1SC7. j Tho following Section of " An Ordtnanco lo aliollsh tho omcoof Rupcrtnlondent of Streets ? to pr?vido for Keep? ing tho Streets, Lanes, Alloys, and open Courts In Ibo City of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes," ls hereby published for Ibo Information of aU concerned : For the d no protection of tho said contractor or con? tractors, it U further ordained, lhst every owner, lessee, occupaul and tenant of any premises fronting In any irlrect, lane, alloy, or opon court, shall on every day (Snndsys oxcepled) have the dirt, nilli, garbage, or other offal, placed In front of his or her lot, lu a barrel, box or heap, anil in readiness for the contractor, by Ibo lumr ol seven o'clock, A. M., trom Ibo fust day of May to thc fi rsi day of November In every year ; and by the hour ol nine o'clock, A. M., frc m tho first day of November to the ant day of Hay following. And any person offend? ing herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garliege, or other offal, in any street, lane, or alley, or open court, after the boura above named, stu?l be subject to a fine not leas than two nor moro than five dollars, for each and ovary offence, lo bo Imposed by Uio Mayor. By ardor W. II. H1IITH, May IB_Clerk of Council Kl EUC LOAN. MAYORALTY OK Cl IA RI.El'f ( >N, I cm If ALI., November 9,1KS0. I ALL. PERSONS DESIROUS OK It Kin; I LUI NG IN TUB Burnt Districts and Waste Places of tho City, i dar "An Act of the General Assembly, giving autlinritj to Uio City Council of Charleston to proceed la Um mat? ter of a Fire Loan, with a view to aid In building op thc City anew," are hereby notified that tho form of appli? cation for loane can bc obtained at tho omcfef Uio Clerk of Council, between Uio hoon of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. All application! munt ber" Dd in the above mentioned office, aa the Oommltlee wm meet every Monday to con oldie the same. By order of th? Mayor W. U. SMITH, NoTvmhtrio OUra of Connell. A ORICULTUR AL._ INGERSOLL'S IMND P0WKI1 WITTON hm For Convenience, Economy mid: Cheapness, tho Kr?ntest Labor SIM ?II;; Machino 1 liai eau be put on ii Plantation. tll'IMO.VH UK Tin; IM.OPLKl Ai.i.r.sn ILE, Il MISWKI.I, DtsTIUCT, H. C., 1 Horeb I, I HGT. I Meurt. Lillie it: Marshall : HKKTI.KMI s- : I uw.il, during thc past Piaron, ono nf "Ingersoll's Portable 'Nilton pNUM,'1 purchased of you lost September, t have always beni ptejiidlccd In favor of tho "Screw Press," mid mithin,; hut illro necessity in? duced mc lo try oliy other. I tnkn pleasure, however, in adding my testimony iu favor of tu entire adaptation lo (lie wants ot n cotton pl,minti.m. lt hu nnr|>assed my most sanguino mr. latino*. 1 hate parked with but two lintids, yet I preter four-two ol ..pcb )?v?w. Sly bales nil weighed over COO lbs. The Hrs! lot I spot tu market averaged 0012 l:.n. My Impression le that BOO lbs. Isatmnt thc capacity af Hm Press, nuil a greater number nt pinindi! subject the foilow-block to too much risk, un? less tho akim ol' tho coltou box was Increased, It would ii- li I greatly In tho vallie ni tho l*ress lr tho rolliiubox was len Im lien longer, lu liaste, I am, very* respectfully. Your obedient servant, ??e.. II. W. LAWTON. P. S. I look my Press down and carried ll nemo four miles to pack the crop of a neighbor, who failed ti have a "Screw" built: he wns so lunch pleased that bo has determined to nbandon Ibo "Screw" omi tam***** ?Ho. gcrsoH's PrcsB." D. wu L. Ol KICK or K l Mi'n M oe MM s lt tl cnn Ul CoUPAXY, 1 YORKVIU.K, S. C.. April 15. 1HU7. j 0V.MTI.XMFN : I have Just received your letter ol Feb? ruary lilli-ti|ion my return Ut this place, alter sn ob? scure of two nu i o Hi*-and this reply may bo too Isle for your "Descriptive Circular of Ingersoll's Ootlou Press." Thc Press I used In packing my coltou lost year worked admirably, packing, willi ease from 600 to 626 lbs. Willi good active bands to work ll, 1 nm satisfied that from cigb.li cn to twenty boles might readily lie locked in a day. This Press combines tim advantages of lightness, and consequent portability and simplicity (being easily man aged li; any ono ol ordinary Intelligence). Great com? pressing force, willi little ninllvu pawer, and "last, but not ?casi." it is worked entirely hy lisnil, thus saving for Ute fnnii horses the hard labor ini|ioscd ?i<? them by the use of the ordinary "Screw." Ites|iectfiilly, Ac., >mir-. E. M. LAW. Tn l.i 11 i c lc MAIIMIIALI., Charleston, h. C. For DESCRIPTIVE CIHUULAH sod PRICE LIST address LITTLE & MARSHALL, Abouts for the Ingersoll Cotton Press. No. 140 MEETING STREET. Opiieslte Pavilion Hotel, June I" mwf Charleston. S. C. T)ILL0iYS~ PATI5NTIIMVEKSAL COTTONTIE And Iron Hoops, FOR BALING COTTON. rriHIS TIE, WITH THE HOOP COMPLETE. WEIGHS 1 no morn ih n Ihn usual Hope used in lialing Cotton, and noders un allowance lor tare unnecessary, the only Tie requiri?,: nu slnek while pittUug on, and ls sn in ri, el Hint Hie necessity Inr le ny hoops lo moko up for the deficiencies in the Tie In entirely chelated. Can be sohl by Hie pound or tori os cheaply os the Henry Hoops and less perfect 'Hos. Each um! every Tie ls womnlcd ivrfeet. Science and practical use will hovo tho effect ot Hm Iie,o Th- eiiin el\ superseding tho usn nf rope. Its combination nf ni" vantage*, lb? preservoUou nf Uie dil? lon when baled fruin cniisumpuoii by Oro, rendering Its security to Insurance Coiii|iaulco a nuttier for considers tlou bulli ?lulu iu Warehouse or on chipboard, and Its simplicity nf um- mid economy condoned. 'Plie Inventer nut iiini mn ? TI- an? 11 u-,1 n, ii i, nuil. ,.r both planter and compresser has devised this. For salo, in large or small ipisiilltles, hy WILLIAM ROACH, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, July 12 inwflmc Agent fur South carolina. WAILEY'S PATENT SELF-FASTENING WB0UQHT IRON BUCKLE TIE. FIH8T IT.EMIUM AWARDED AT LOUISIANA STATU PAUL' IT IS AS CHEAP A TIE, AND THE DEST ONE YET invented. Il is tho strongest Tie, standing by teat s strain of ( !000) two thousand pounds. Tho most cosily adjusted Pic. sa lt lo self-fastening. The most simple, requiring only to slip the band into thu buckle, sud tho elasticity or tim cotton fastens Itself, mid lt cannot be? come unfastened. For sole, In largo or small quantities, hy ROSS, HOIiP.lt is k CO., LVin In lunion Merchant? and General Agents, No. HO Front sim t. Now York City. STREET RHO. k CO., Agents, July 16_anio_Charleston. S. 0. "EAGLE" COTTON GINS, ?i u>>: ONLY nr BATES, HYDE & CO., Uriduct, atrr, nias?. ' NEW YORK-187 Water street. UOSTON-5 Pheonix Building. NEW ORLEANS-CI BL Chartes street. August & Smo PHOTOGRAPHS FOll THE MILLION ! 1 T WILL SEND, POST-PAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF I tho most celebrated Actors for 60 cents; 60 Actresses lor 60 cents; 60 Union Generals lor 60 couts; 60 Rebel Generals for 60 couta; 60 Statesmen for 60 cents; 60 boau Ulnl young Ladles inr 60 cents; 60 Anc-looklng young Gentlemen for 60 cents; 0 large Photographs of French Danclug Girls, In costume, beautifully colored, exactly au they appear, for 60 rents; or for 60 cents. (I ol the must beautiful I ?ulina of tho Parisian Hallet Troupe, ss they uppear tn tho ploy nf tho Black Crook, al Niblo's Garden, New York. Rend all orders to P. O. Box 177, V >, N. Y. May 1 a_lyr AN OK Ul NANCE TCI nunn CATI: rup. BTOBAOC Of 1'KTIIOLF.UM, ITS FOO octrrs, ANO OTUKii tsn.onniu.i: OILS. SEC. I. He il ordained by the Mayor an I Aldermen, in Oily Council atiembled. That from and after tba 16Ui doy of Juno next, it shall not bo lawful to keep Ptilrolcnui. Kerosene, Rock Oil, Benzine, Benzole, or any other In liam maille oil or oils on slorsgo or for oslo tn any cellar, store or building south of Lino alreet, In a larger quan? tity Utan fin y gallons on ony uno lot or premises, and uuy such quair..i j so kopi or stored shall be contained In vessels ol Ho or other metal. BEC. X 'flint Petroleum, Its products, cr any other in? flammable oil or oils, when brought Into tho city by land or water, may bo kept on any lot or in any building In which cotton ls not stored, for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours, upon tho expiration of which"limn ll shall bo removed sud kept in tho manner os required by tho foregoing sec Hun. SEC. 3. Any person or persons violating any part cd thin Ordinance shall bo subject lo a lino nf two hundred d o ll a rs, for tisch offence, recovero h 111 tn any Court of com? petent jurisdiction. KaUfled in City Council Ibis twenty-first dsy of May, In the year of our Lord ont1 thou, and eight hundred alni sixty-seven. [La] P. C. OA ll.I.A Ul), Mayor. W. IL Smrn, Clerk ol Council._Junee PUBLIC HITICH. OFFICE OF CITY TREABORY, 1 January U, 1 sin. j PODLI0 NOTICE LS Ii Kl [KP Y GIVEN THAT UNITER tho following Ordinance licenses hove boon j repart d inr delivery from this (mice. S. THOMAS, City Treasurer. Sra 1. ?te it Ordained by He Mayor and A Mermen un? City Council atiembled, '1 list from fand after the first dj j or .lai i na ry. licenses shell bo token out for all carla, dray, and wagons, used fur private snd domestic purposes. In Ibo nama manner, sud according to tho same provisions now of fnrco in relation to carla, drays and wagons, h toi driven [for hire, except giving bonds, And each such cart, dray or wogen, shall be provided with s badge con? taining Ibo number thereof, and marked J "rirole, lo tit placed an the outside of Ibo shaft. SEC. 2. No person ?hall lie tsken by Ibo Treasurer to surely lo any bond under Uio Ordinance rom , ruing ll censes for carta, drays, wagons and other carriages, un? less ho or abo bo a freeholder. SEC 1). The following sholl hereafter be Uta rates foi licenses for public and private carts, drays, wagons. Atc, ni:hiding tlio horses or mules used thereof, which (ball bo Ires from oilier taxation: ItlBLIO OA HTS, riUATS, ETC, OB THOSE BMTLOYEO IN AKY DOSIKESS WHATEVER, VDU IIIBK miner OS 1NUIBEOT. For every cort, dray or wagon, drown by one horse ci mule, ?20. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horsesor mules, ?30. For every hock and caniago wllh Iwo wheelo, 120. For every hock and carriage with leur wheels, MO. For every otago or 'iambus (oxcept lino omnibus, with two horses, MO. For every stage or omnibus (except uno omnibus, drawn by four horses, (?0. For every truck drawn by two or moro horses or mules, $00. For every exp ross wagon drawn by two or mora bones or mules, SCO, uni'An CASTS AND mirv ATS CAIITB, DRATS, ETC, For ove ry brood cort or wagon, M. For every cort, dray or wagon, used for pr?vala or do. mosUc purposes, and not to bo employed In OHS trans? porting ot goode, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any other commodity, far compcniaUon, tither directly or Indirectly for Ibo same, shall poy for a Uccnoe the sumo! tb, oxclusivo of tho horse or mule. Ratified In City Connell, this 16th doy of January lu e.) In the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun dred and alxty-slx. P. O GAILLARD, Mayor. Dy the Moyor. January 9 W. ?*, SMITH, Clerk of Conn efl. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. PATENT MEDICINES VT TUB LOWEST BATES, WHOLESALE OH HE TAH.: 1'KltHY KATIS' PAIN KILLER HOST KITER'S, HOOKI.AND'rt AND PLANTATION HITTERS HALI/H HAIN lt KN EWER WISTAIfS IIALSAM CHKItRY HOLLOWAY PILLS AND OINTMENT WRIGHT'S VKOKl A1ILK PILLS, Ac. Ar. Fur nain by E. ll. KELLERS & CO., No. 131 MEETING STREET. August & Op|H>?il<- Mark. I. For Salo, Wliolosnlc or Hu toil. KPSOM SALTS. ESSENTIAL OHS, CASTOIl OIL, . R?PER CAHU SODA. CHEAM OF TARTAR. . COPPERAS, BLUR STONE. Arc, Ac. E. H. KELLERS & CO. NO. 131 MEETINO KI'KKKT. Aoeroat 3_ Opjxistlo Marisol._ CHEMICALS. JTITUATE OP BILVEII CYANV11KT POTAR 11 (il HOM IC ACM? v IIVI'ONULI'IIITI'. SOOA AND OTHERS. For ?lo by E. ll. KELLERS & CO., NO. 131 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET. Ann ust 2 MEDICINES. JUS T lt J3 C 1;: L V K D : QUININE UORPIIINB CALOMEL IOU. POTASSIUM lUlOMll)K POTASSIUM, ftc.. ?-" For ?ali', Wbolcsalo und Ilolall. hv i . H. KELLERS & CO., No. 131 MEETINO ST.. OPPOSITE MARKET. An,' i i 1 MISCELLANEOUS. LAW NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART? NERS, ami projNisc to practico In Ibo STATE COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY Tor Ola District* of narira ,'ll, Ileaulnrt and Collcton, nuder tin- name and Btylo of "DAVANT." Office, for tho present, at GII.LISONVTI.LE. South Carolins. ll. .J. DAVANT. November 2:i fm J. C. HAVANT. November 27 There cometh |{la<l tidings of joy ta all. To \ mini: snd to old, to gloat sud to Hnisll; The beauty which once was so precious and rare, Is free for all, and sll may bo lair. By Har use of CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUI D ENAMEL, For Improving snd Branllfylng Oin Complexion, Thc most valuablo and perfect pr?paration lu uso, for giving tho akin s beautiful pcarl-Uku tint, that is only found in youth, lt quickly removes Tsn, Freckles, Pim? ples, mutches. Moth Pitches, Sallowness. Emption*, and ull impurities of ibo skin, kindly bealing tho mime leaving the skin white and clear os alabaster. Its uro cannot bo delected by the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetable preparation ts perfectly harmless. It ls thc only article of tim kind uaed by tho French, and ls con? sidered by tho Parisian as Indispensable to a perfect toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottles were eold during the put year, n sufficient guarantee nf its efiicncy. Price only 75 cents. Sent by mail, post-paid, ou receipt ot tm order, by KERGER, SHOTTS k CO., Chomlsts. 285 River St.. Troy, N. Y. March 30._ lyr KRAUSHAAR & CG. SBAHD AND SQUABS PIANO-FORTES FaR Iron Frame and Overatrang Bau, MANUFACTORY AND WAQKHOUSJI ? ?. 19 Waat rions ton-? tras t. Ha. li HMAS D ROADWAY. NEW YORK. Tun nNDUHHIONKD, MEMBERS OP TUT FI UM Ol KBAUHll san e. no.. ore practical Plano makers and os each hs ve had a largs expeiu.uoo tn annneotlai with some oi thc beat Establishments tn thia ooontT) and Europe. Their J lan os sra mada not merely let them, bot t y tl icm, ar d un dur their Immediate persona) .opervUlon, ar d they aUow no Instruments to leave theil f soto ry and poss bato the hands of their patrons, rm lest they have a power, evenness, firme est and roundness O' teas, an elasticity of to ooh-without which no ina tre? ta ?it ought to be aa tl.tao to ry to the publie-as well a I bal do tabill ty In oonitmr-Uon, whian enables lt to re ''.\\n In tn.'sand to withstand sudden changea of tem i - t '.ure and exposure to extremo neat and cold, whioJ ara ?omstimes unavoidable. They will at all times be happy to ace tba prof?sales and tba pnbllo at their Warerooms, and Invite campari .on between their own Pianos and those of any oibat BI Viifyt^Ty, ANION KRAUSHAAR..TOBIAS HAMM OH ABLES J. BOHO NBM ANN. April M AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, Hudson City, N. J. WHOLESALE SALES ROOM NO. 34 JOHN HT H BET, NEW YORK. - ALL STYI.ES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCIL". ii of auperlor quality are manufactured and offered fS\ at fair terms to tho Trade. Hie public aro Invited 'JA to give tho AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL tho pro? lf J fi terence. Jf TUE PENCILS ARE TO DE HAD AT ALL TUE jKS PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND N i i ION Wt DEALERS. ASK FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " _ TXSTIMOyiAI. SHEFFIELD .SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, \ EllOrXBSKtNa DKPABTWBKT, I YALE Cotxxak, Novomber IO, ISCA. ) I have always recommended tba Faber Polycrode Lead Pe n ells ss the only panolis fitted for bout oma mon? tai and ma the uin deal drawing; bnt, after a t liomin* h trial, of tho American Polygrsdo Lead Pencils, man ntoclured by tho American Leed Pencil Company New York. I rind them auperlor to any pencil In use, even to Ibo Faber or tho old English Cumberland Lead Peucil Being a auperlor pencil for sketching, ornamental and mechanical drawing, and all Ibo ordinary uses of a lead pencil. * These pencils are very finely graded ted have s vory mooth lead; even UJO softest pencils hrdd u,0 point well, they are all that can bo desired In a pencil. It glvca me great pleasure to be abls to assure Americana that they will no lona.r be compelled to depend upon Germany or any other foreign market for pcne'lo. LOUTS DA TL, Professor of Drawing, Ac SIX mCTLS ABB OT1UTED1 49* "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y." None genuine without fia exact name of the Ann took toi?. D seem ber ia AUCTION SALES. On itiixiunt ol all <tiii(-<'/-;i<iZ.-hurrrl?, Kiy.i, ftem^o/ttut, riiaw HtmrlntH tiwi ?HUT WhUkrm, hw%< Xyruii, ,{lr>, Willum H'r/iv, ?Tr.. .Iv HT ('AMl'NKI.I., KNOX i?? < ()., t'nsli Ai.? lion llouar. Ka, /vii lin?. I ?I rxct, oppnnlie I'oslnlllcr, I HI i DAY, munni ticing ut HluVI.H'k, Al>4>, On account ?fall i-oiic. runt, - pirron HU1UT1MI PtUNTH, - pfccn DRILLS, (HugliuiiiH - picee? I.ong.li Iii, Carpeting. Cb eek Mulling. Condition- cash. Aiiifii-t 'J Hentaimtcr iif .*wA- of ii Skitiottcrg an4 Hook storr. ?itv .nun u. Militia .t; co. THIS DAV, ?Iii Instant, at lu o'clock, will bi- ml.! at mir Auction Suit ? Ko-iui. No. ll I M i . liiiu fir.. I. Kuli ami ltnlf bound ULA Nix HOOKS, Ladles' Writing Desks. KIIVI'IOJII'K, Noli' Piper, lnnvc?, Fetal?, lira I... Cul.,r.al Thread, Wire and Itlei' Paper for making artlll rlal linnets; lVmilH, Paint l!rii.-li. ?, (Vwaird Pult.ni*. sin . IM Hine ami liman lloniiet Honnl, M.nellie (line, silver iiml c.,l,I si.i ll?, Paints, V" 11 r r 11 H 11 ami (I nv ii Water, lor arils : Hum IJIISIH. Visiting CnnN, Hog?r Catw?, Drawing PnHer, Pori Folio Mu ?le. Faint Saurer?, two Millegally Kraute Itannnoicn*. willi TberniiHiieleni; two Mahogany Show Canc-n, t'uriiiliii' Ink, Toy Hook?, Mlaeel. lam olin Hook**, Ki ginini:-, lawyer'*) Hlant?, Map? or Ibu Slate and 1 nh, I Mot?.-, Drawing I'.I|HT, UV. _ ._Amanillo Fluur, on aeeiHutt vf Hu: nmderwrtttn ami aUr.on ri rm 0. HY I.At Itl'.V ?t AlaKXAiYtlKlt. THIS DAV, Hie'.Uh In-lani, will be noll, bril??) our motv. Kn. MT Html Usy, al II o'clock, on aceoual or tin? niulerwrllei-H alni alt concerned, I? bbl". SCI'KII. EXTRA ASH KAMI1.Y IT.Ol'H. very slightly I un ie, ,1, Conditions cash. August 0 A HMKI SUind /.ir n SS??>. Hutt* mut M Xu. - Kimi ttreit, rm/ titi', neel mrlht.f Smitli't ?..tur, nt Autlmii. HY SMITH xV Mc Ul 1.1,1 VU AY, Ko. '47 ll ron. cl atreet. On TUESDAY licit, tho 1:1th umlaut, ot ll o'clock, Will lia null at tho ecuil ciul ol llrond street, on tin* steps ul th? old Exchange All that LOT Ol' LAKH, willi the Hiiildiiign (hereon, aa ale. .r il, -, ni i il, now occupied ma 11 ry O oui la nuil Mil? linery SUire. TcriiiH lo bo made known lu n Inliiro advertisement. 'HIM I T..jieri y eau bo treated for al private Male. August 7 wfm3 MISCELLANEOUS. Nt i-r?en. rpm: RHIPPINII AND COMMISSION MISINKSR X will for UM present be carried en a? un nul by ibu und. voy in *l al No. IX Kant Hav, Wir Ibu ?toro foriuerly oeeupiisl by CHAKI. lUOMK.V A CO. All pernuna IIOV?OK n.ai vidual elaiiun mua! present the name, nu.l those ttiilvbted iiKllvliluiilly will make |>ay mein to JOHN TUOMKY. ?lilly '?1?_ CITY" TAXKS-MONTIll.Y lt K.TUHNS. OFFICE OF hat CITY ASSESSOR, j NOTICE IS HERKIw'??"?'V?^'LC?NCEKSED ti,., II - nioii'/ily lletuniH fur Ibo niutilli of Jul} M JIU. Ill rompllaiicu willi the Tm Ordliianee ratified un tlte'JHtli day of December, ls.'., must bc made on or be? fore tin- mill Instant. ll. C. OIHSON, A un um 7 lu city Assessor. MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, If AVINO OS HAND A LABOE Sl'PPLY CK HEADY* X MADE CI.OTTllNtl, suitable for dentleieoii, Lo dim unilClillilroii, uni l ine dcHlroiiHof .ituinbirdiig our Slock before thu season .elvam rs loo far, wo would ostxv dally draw the attention of Hm publie I .v.nr.ls Hie red ne ll.m win, h will bi* iiudc in mir lineen (or thu next tw*> or Unie week H from din. Apply al UN DETOSITOItY. January titi No. 17 Chalmers atreet. ~ iViLLLUI Bl?()Ok??ASKS~ s TI". A M GAR KITTl--.lt AND 1'LUMUKll, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FIX I C HES, ?I AU FITTINtl AND PLUM lil Mi PRO M PT Lt VT TENDED TO. Ho. MC, KINO s ! Kl.LT, Aiutunt :1I H. linen broad and (Joe. i. itrcctr. Ko. I M?BKCKV. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, I Jilly 21, IW.7. j rilllOSE PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS FOR I. No. I LIQUOR LICENSE nie hereby notified to I? (Kill at this ellice with their appllcaliaun Immediately. W. H. SMITH. July 'io Clerk or Council. J CMC-SHOPS. OFFICE CLERK Ol' COHN CIL, I July 'il, isi.7. j JUNK-SHOP KEE TE RR AND PUDDLERS WHO lisve inadu appllratlon fur LICENSES aro bcroby neilin il to r*. port at Hits olllce immediate,)-. W. ll. SMTTH, July 2.'* Clerk of Connel], Mi l tc i. Ttl HAILOllS UH IMI?1UHAKTS. HOTEL OR nOAUDlNO-HOUSK KEEPE11S. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. I March 13, 1807. i IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOW I Ml ACT OF tho Logtnlitiire. pawed lb? 2eth day of December, lu;.;, all |H iM.ni.'. ii., rind ara hereby noll lied to call nt Ulla Olllce and lake out tho reiiuired license ir? uediolely. W. ll. Mill!. Clerk of Cuunell. AK ACT ron Tin: nn-nn ?.IIOTRCTIOM or ci:on s ANO DIUIIIIUNTH IN Tilt: IOUX ANO ll Mini Ul vi' CUAUI.U4 TON. I. Jle it enacted, by the Senate amt ll.mtt <>/ Iteyrrtenla tivft, 'mu' nifi emf titting in Ueneral Attcmbty, and tty the. authority of the tame, Ttial itii nil not bc*, lawful for any person, ei. i pi a pilot or publie ullleer, to board or at? tempt to board a veancl urn vi n i; lu Ibe port or harbor of Cliarlenton, be furo nurh vennel "hall liavo been made fut to Hie wharf, without lint obtalnluaToave from tba mas? ter or person having Harpe of mich vessel, or from her owner or agents. H. It ?halt not tin la?(al for any owner, anent, master, or other {lenton having rhariT.ii ol nny vernal tmvlug or betut? lu the i>ortor Ctuulentou, lo permit or anthon.m any sailors, hotel or boarding house keeper, not licensed aa be r. m,, i na- provided, ar any agent, runner or cni ployeo of ?ny sailor'* or Imuilgrjul's hotel or boarding lulus... to board, or attempt to board, any vessel arriving In. or lying, or i "in:: In ibo harbor or port ol Charleston, ti,-lure eueb vessel shall havo been made last tn the wharf, ar anchored, willi intent to Invite, oak dr solicit thu boarding of any of the trow employ,si on such vessel. HI. It shall not bo litvful for nny Hoilur'n or immi? grant's hotel or boarding house kee].er, or tim employee, of nny sailor's or immigrant's hotel or boarding hum.,; keeper, having boarded uiy. vessel modo fast lo any wharf tn thc i HI rt ol Charleston, to neglect or rc fas o to leavo said vessel, alter having been ordered so to do by tim master or person having < I.ar,m of such vunsxiL IV. It snail not bu lawful lur auy person to keep, con? duct or carry on, cither an owner, proprietor, agent or other wine, any sailor's or Inimigruot'n boarding Louse, or nai tor's or Immigrant's hotel, lu thu city ol Charleston, without having a licenso from tho City CouncU thereof, V. 11 shall uot bo lawful for any person, nut hav lu? tho license in this Act provided, or not being tho revolar agent, runner or oniployeo of n person having such li? cense, to Invite, ask or solicit in the city or harbor of Chnrlcston, thu boarding or lodging of any of tho crow employed on any vessel, or ol any immigrant arriving* in the said city of Charleston. YI. Tho City Council shall Uko lio application nf any person applying for a licenso to keep a aslloni' or Immi? grant's boarding homo, or sailor's or immigrant's hotel, tu tho city ol Charleston, and upon satisfactory evidence to thuin of the respectability and competency of such ap? plicant, and of iho suitableness of his sccotniuodationa, shill Usuo to him aUccDie, which shall bo good for ono year, unless sooner revoked by said City Council, to keep a ?all ur's or Immigrant's boarding bouso In the etty of Charleston, and to invito sud aoliuit boarders for tho samo. VII. Tho City Council may, upon satisfactory ovldenco of tho disorderly character of any Bailors' or lunnIgrunU' hotel or boarding bout-, Ucensod ss hereinbefore pro? vided, or of tho keeper or proprtotor of any such bousu, or of any force, fraud, deceit or mis repr?senla'.ino, in in? viting or soliciting boardern or lodgers for such house, on thu part of such keeiier or proprietor, or any of his ?gents, runners, or employees, ur ot any attempt to per? suado or enure sny of tho crow to desert irom any vousel In the harbor of Charletton, by nucb keeper or proprto? tor, or any of his age nu, runner? or employees, re wk n tho license for keeping such house. YUL Every person receiving Uio licenso hereinbefore provided ror shall pay to tho City Council aforesaid thu sum of twenty dutlarn. EX. Tho sold City Council nhall furnish to each sailor's or Immigrant's hotel or boarding bouso keeper, licensed by them ss aforesaid, ono or moro badges or shields, ou which ?hall bo printed or engraved tito nomo of such ij..t.i or i? unllug houjo koo per, nod tho numbor and street of bis uuidop boarding house; and which said badges or shields si eal I bo surrend? r..i io said City Coun? cil upon tim revocation by ti., in, or uxpiratuui or mny license granted by them, ss herein provided. X. Every sailor'? ur immigrant's hotel or boarding house k es per, ami every agent, runner or employee ol such hotel or bosrdlng.tininm keoxw-r, when bearding any Vessel lu Ibo harbor or ihartcilou. or whou Inviting or soliciting thc boarding or lodging ol any seaman, sailor or persou employed on soy vessel, ur of any Immigrant, ?hall wear, roiuplcitoiuh dloptsyod, Oin shielder badge referred to In tho forogulag suction. XL II shall not be lawful for any person, oxcept those named In tho preceding section, to have, wear, exhibitor display any KUI h shield or bndgo to any of the crew em? ployed on sny vessel, or lo any immigrant so arriving lu tba city or Charleston, willi the intent to Invite, ssk or solicit tho boarding or lodging of such Immigrant or el ?ny of tho crow employed oa ?ny vessel being tn the harbor of Charleston. XII. Whoever shall ofTcnd against any or either of tho provisions contained in section 1, 'i, 3, 4, fi, 10 tod ll, lu this net, shall be deemed guilty ol s misdemeanor, and ?hall, upon conviction tlicrvof, bu punished by Imprison? ment for a term not oxceedlng ono year, oed not lees than Uiirty d?ys, or by s fine not exceeding iwo hundred md fifty dollars, md nol less tlisn uuo hundred dol?an, or by both such Uno on.I imprisoururnt XIII. Tho word "vrsjxl," as used In thia Act, shall in? clude vcnselM propelled by steam. In the .senate liouse. Ibo twentlcUi elsy of Dcccmbt r. In UM yeor of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. W. ?. PORTER, President of tho Senate, fl! VS. U. SIMON PON, flpciicr Houso of RuprcseuUtlvc?. Approved December Kt I860 ; j . xi ns L. Uss, Oovernor. Horch ll_ THE MARION STAB, ERTADLIRHKD NEA?LY TffltTNTY YEARR AOO, 1? published st Marloo, H. C., in the central portion of the country, and offers . fsvarnblo medium to Mar? chants, Druggist*, Machinists, ?nd all classes who denim to extend their bas In ons fa tba Poe Doo country. For tho bonofll of our ?dTcrUslng patrons, wo sind I. tn addition to our subscription list, which ls conslsntly in? creasing, publish and dlilribulo gntaltnasly 3000 extra conlea of the UTAH, during tho business season thia Foll. Rales of Advertising liberal. W. J. McK KUALL, Nov ember 90 Editor and Proprietor BARNWELL SENTINEL IB AN EXCELLENT ADVERTIHINO MEDIUM. LET Merchin ts ?nd onliness mon try it forafew months "No risk no gain." Send on your ennis and Incressn yonr Irvin this fill. There'? nothing to typist Prmter'ii ink-lt has mado many a fortune. Terms for the ps per-13 per annum, in advance. Advcrtlsemouu Inserted it the rate of fl per squirt) ol twelvo Unos or liss for osch rnsertion. oirvls of ten Unes or lets, at the rat? of 110 for thro*, manilla Contracts by tho year or for six months, showing prli. H?ge of changlny on more fsvorablo terms. Address EDWARD A. BRONSON, NovemberL/_Hnbimiifi -nu -rrnrnsor THE 8UMTER WATCHMAN IB rUIU.ls.HET) EVHtY WEDNESDAY, AT HUM TEH, H. O., by OTLDETtT A FLOWERR, Proprietors, nt FOUR D0LLA?18 per lemo tn, Invariably in sd rs coe. Advert? semants Inserted arri, nal ratea. Kvr,ry style ol Job kristin^ execnled In tho nsitcn s4yfe and groirst cuspate*. tviptember ?V