The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 18, 1867, Image 3

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fhn Jailli gros* WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18,1867. LOCAL MATTERS. To, TRANSIENT ADVEBTISEBS_No transient ad? vertisement vrill be published in this journal here? after unless paid for in advance. Sy transient wo mean an advertisement irom an/ parson who is not a regular advertising- customer ot the NEWS. JOB WORK.-We liave now completed our office so as to execute, iu the shortest possible time ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re? spectfully ?bk the p?honage of our ""'ends. CHANGE OK HOCH FOB DELIVERY, OF SUNDAY. Marx.. On and after Sunday, 8th inst., this Office will be open from half-past five to half-psBt six for deliv? ering mails. STANLEY G. TROTT. P. M. Post Office Kotier. POST OFFICF, f CHABLRSTON, EL C., July G, 18(17. f After to-day thc mails for Northeastern Ra?road will close at 8 o'clock A.M., and to-day and after? wards they aro expected to reach the Railroad "Station" at 2:30 o'clock F.M., and to bo ready for delivorv at this office at H:iW o'clock Y. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, P. M. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.-An eveniug mail for Au? gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond thoso offices, will close daily at the Postoffice at half-past G o'clock. REGISTRATION ?O Collet ou District, St. George's Parish, Fifth Precinct, for the week ending 4th September inclusive: Whites.72 Colored. .37 Total.109 REGISTRATION YESTEBDAS*: Whites. Blacks. Ward No. 1.14 6 Ward No. 8. 1 0 Ward No. 4.10 10 Ward Nos. 5 aud 7. . 47 12 Total .72 23 Majority tor Whites.44 AT THE Regular Annual Meeting of the Unity and Friendship Society, hold September 16th, 1867, the following gentlemen were elected to serve for tho ensnsing term, viz. : W. EDON, Preaidont. R. MOBBISON, Vice President. JOHN V. TZEBD, Secretary. B. TOOtfi-B, Treasurer. Standing Committee.-Dr. M. GK Chauipliu, Sbairiaau; C. O. Leslie, 0. Michal, P. Frost. Committee on Charity.-C. B. Nell, Chairman; T. Peace, J. Edmonaton. Steioams.-A. Chapones and J. Miterway. Clerk of Ground.-J. B. Marran. * LETTES FBOAI COLONEL JOHN CUNNINGHAM. Colonel. JOHN CrnfaxNOHAAt, formerly a citizen of Charleston, bnt now a resident in Laurens Dis? trict, has addressed a letter to the editor of thc Laurensville Herald on the attitude and duty of the Southern whites and blacks. The Colonel re? views the situation and advises the negros to be content with their freedom, as the United States is a white man's Government. The lettor is like the literary productions of Col. CUNNINGHAM, bold and fearless in its tone, bnt its length prevents more than this brief notice. THE MASON A KAITLIN CABINET ORGAN.-The Cabinet Organ boars the same relation to the me lodeon, sarapbine and accord?on, as does the mod? ern grand piano-forte to the t ncient spinnet aud harpischord; and the immense stride made by MA? SON & HAMLIN in the invention of this instrument are within tho knowledge and comparison of all of os. We may now emphatically add to the list of notions, in the main; t'?icturo ot which America has excelled the world, tho best recd organ, as tho most eminent musicians have, with singular una? nimity, pronounced the Cabinet Organ superior to any other, whether of home or foreign make. [Chicago Tribun?. -o THE Augusta National Republican of yesterday has the following : PABDOSBD.-Smart Cuisohn alias Scipio Jen? kins (colored), convicted of the murder of his child, and sentenced to bo hung on the first Fri? day in October, has beon pardoned by tho Gover? nor, on condition that he leave the State for five yesxB.-CJuwleston New?. We should like to know by what right the Gov? ernor of South Carolina, or anv other Governor, takes it upon himself to ship off thieves and mur? derers tb rob and morde? the people of other States. Themen who arc in such agonies about the violations of the Constitution ought to point ont some danae in that instrument which ?ives the power to any Executive authority to commoto capital prmishment into banishment, and make neighboring States a Botany Bay. Let Sooth Ca? rolina do her own hanging. ?BDEB REGARDING JURORS. HEADQOABTEBB SECOND MILITA EY DISTRICT, ( CHARLESTON, S. C., September 13.1867. | [General Orders No. 89.] Paragraph LT., of General Orders No. 32, dated May 80,1867, is modified as follows: AD citizens assessed for tax?s, and who shall have paid taxes for the current year, and who are qualified, and have been, or maj be, duly regis? tered aa voters, are hereby declared qualified to serra as juror A. It shall he a sufficient ground of challenge to the competency of any person drawn aa a juror that he has not been duly registered as a voter. Such right of challenge may be exorcised in behalf of the people, or of the accused, in all criminal proceedings, and by either party in all civil actione and proceedings. Any requirement of a prc porty qualification for jurors, io addition to the qualifications herein prescribed, is hereby abrogated. The Governors of North and South Carolina, re? spectively, aro hereby authorized and empowered to erdet, if it should be necessary, special tenu of couria to bo held for the purpose of revising and preparingJury lists, and to provide for sum? moning and drawing jurors in accordance with th? requirements of this orlar. By command of Bvt. Maj. Gea. ED. R. 8. CANB?. LOUIS V. CAZ1ABC, Aide-de-Camp, Ac;, g. Asst. Adjt. Gea'l. Official: O. M. MITCHEL, Aide-de-Camp. BILL OP MGRTAI.IT Y.-Return of deaths within the city ol' Charleston for the week ending Septem? ber lath, 1867 : DISEASES. Asphyxia....*. Bladder, Bupture of... Brain, Congestion of.. Cholera Infantum. Cholera Morbos. Consumption . Convulsion*.. Croup, Membraneous. Cyanosis-.;. Dlarrrho?... .... Dysentery. Fever, 'Remittent. Parer, Typhoids Hydro thorax. Inanition. Teething. ..... Triamos Nasccntium. BLACK* oa COLORED g f. S Totale...:..j Sj 7J 2 | 10 aECAP.-arrjLi.noK : Whites, 13 ; Blacks acu-Colored, 12-Toad, ?A. _ . AGES : Cnder l yaarofage.io I Between 53 ? ud 60 years. 3 Between 1 and ? yatta.. A Between 60 and 70 yea?. 0 Between 5 arv ll? J^TB. i Between 7? and 80 year?. 0 ff**^ WaaAMyaaae.. 1 Between 80 and 90 y ears. 0 ?.5^30reese.. 1 r^tween 90 and IOO years. 0 Between 30 and 40 jears.. 41Over 100 year? of age.0 Between 40 and 60 years.. oj Office of City B*gtfitm,liapt?mber 17 IsM OEOBOE S. PEL2ER, M. D.,'city Regibtm. THE WAX rr Wonxs.-Charleston is clearly tho most available South Atlaatic port of entrvfor Western and all interior freights, and we instance the movements of two of our tegular i ieam fleet to show the advantages of this city. The steamship Manhattan, Captain WOODHULL left New York ou Saturday last, in company with one of the regular steamers for Savannah. She arrived ot! the bar at 9 P. M. Monday night, ana was not able to cross the bar for want of range Lights on Morris Island. (Money appropriated for this; why are not the beacons lit?). When the tide suited yesterday morning, at 7.J o'clock, and the ManhaWun was steaming in, the Savanuah steamer waa passing our bar going south. The screw steamship Sea Gail, Captain DOTTON, left Baltimore on Saturday ia company with the steamer for Savannah. The former arrived and was discharging cargo early ou Tuesday morning; the latter will certainly not be in port before Wed? nesday. Twenty car loads of freight were taken from the Manhattan and Sea Gull, and dispatched to Hie interior by last night's train, and as many moro go forward p er early passenger trains to Colombia and Augusta to-day; proving beyond all question that goods for Augusts, and as far weet as Atlanta, can he amt from Nev York and Beltimore vta Charles? ton in fha same lime that it takes taget to Savan? nah, and, as a consequence, Montgomery, Mem? phis, Nashville and Ohattano..^a, are twenty-four (34) hours nearer New'York and Baltimoro via Charleston than via Savannah. "faa D-iiiA" CaaoNioLs."-A rary apicy little sheet is thia Columbia. .neophyte i and comely witLal as to extern? ?R ; and if vre may judge of its future success by this debut, wo would augur a most brilliant career in store for it. We welcome tito Daily Ohronicle to our hearth and to our heal ta, and shall always have a wann place for it. After saying thia much, W9 ncod scarcely add that we recommend it highly to our merchants as au advertising medium. CROPS IH CHRU? C?ITECH PABISH.-Tho cot? ton in Christ Church Parish suffered no little earlier in the seaaon irom the rain. The clear dava that succeeded the wet weather, caused a great improvement iu tho condition of that plant. It rallied under the genial sunshine, and the planters took heart again; but a cloud has ainco come-over their rising hopoa. Tho caterpillar ha*'made its appearance in various localities of the Pariah, an d have inflicted severe lons. They have consumed from a fourth to a half of the crops ou the planta? tions where they have appeared, destroying the plant completely; and so rapacious i3 their greed that they have consumed the grass and shrubbery in their track. They have also made their appear? ance on other places and be ran tho work of de? struction. So great ia the ra te of their increase, and so capacious their insatiable maw, that it is apprehended, with only too good reason, that be? fore they finish their ravagea the crop in this sec? tion will be still more largely reduced. At present the moat intolligent planters in the Parish do not rookon upon more than half the number of pounds that wero sent to market last year. Wo are ala"? pained at learning, from a gentle? man engaged in planting injjtho neighborhood of McClollanville, that the caterpillars have swept his fields nearly clean, and that several of the places on that portion of the Santee have been partially desolated by these agents of destruction. We cannot forbear giving expression to our condolence with these suffewrs. They have worked nobly, surmounted serious obstacles, con? quered appalling difficulties, run great hazards. It is Ad to think idiat after having done so well, all their labor is in vain. At the same time, we hope that the apprehensions that disturb tho spirits of others will not be realized. We shall keep our readers informed touching the condition of this staple on our line of coast as the sea son advances. . QUININE aa a Prophylaxis against Malarial fever, being an appendix te tho Third Report on Typhoid and Malarial Fe vaia, delivered to the Surgeon-Ooneral of tho lato Confederate States Army, August, 1831, by JOSEPH JONES, M. D., Pro? fessor of Physiology and Patholtfgy, Medical De? partment, University of Nashville, and Health Of? ficer, City of Nashville. From the Nashville Jour? nal of Medicine, and Surgery, Nashville, Tennessee; University Medical Press, 1SS7. The following "Summary," prefixed to the mono? graph, will give the'reader the beet idea, of tb? contenta of the paragraph : "Fasts collected and published at the commence? ment of the war, deaigned to show that' Sulphate of Quinia administered- . in small doses during health, was thc bsst means, of preventing chill and fevor, and bdious Jfe?isgeative fever, itt those exposed to tho unlsSafo climate of the rich low? lands and saaa^BMHHLsouthorn Stales. Importance : ^f'-'ipfoi&ting tho troops ol the Siutnera"St??^hi^att,A^ib?e moanB, from the effe?tfrt^iatiSBKaagtt? fi vor of the South, illus? trated by thaifceords of Mi ""way Congregation, of Liberty Oouhty, Ga., altua.-Hi in the low plain bordering *he Atlantic Ocean;.V the mortality of the Bermudans who emigrated to Sunbury on the coast of Giorgia; by the great mortality of rice plantations; ami by thc mortality of Savannah during tho wet culturo system in "the lands sur? rounding the city; and by the sickness and mor? tality of Oglothrope Barracks and the Augusta Arsenal. Testimony co the value of Quinia in pre? venting climate fever in thc Southern Stajes. The" value of Quinine in .warding off climate fgftfcljfi still farther demonstrated faJj?BrtMt??nwot rthe Surgeons of the British Na>T.onth*'^o*M?I:Atrica. of Alric*- tho malarial tevWof MStijttmBitii all respecta to the malarial fevor-cf the Io?rjjJKands, swamps anil ricc-fieldtt of tho S?othcr^PRates. Comparison of the mortality jn. tho Bxitfil Navy before and after the nae of ^a.nina as ? '{arvtonttve ui African fever. Observations ni ada during tho progross of tho piesont war. Tho vahle'of Quinia $s a prophylactic in preserving the efficiency of troops nerving in damp, unhealthy, malarious re? gions, demonstrated by a direct calculation. Table illustrating tho numerical relations of malarial fever to other disoasoa, and its efiects in reducing tho btrongth of the command serving at Fort Jack? son and the surrounding river batteries, situated in the low rice lands of tho Savannah River. Cal- j Culf Wm hearifViiprin'iKnan Tanto Tbroafthowt th? ont iro period of l?.manths, more than one-fourth of tho command *lfM?>nnflt foi duty; daring tho fall months, more iban -one-half of the garrison was on an average inoapatfe of performing mili? tary duty. The utility of tho use of Quinine as a prophylactic, demonstrated beyond all cavil, even an a mere mattor of dollars and cont 8. The argu? ment upon the score of humanity. The proper mode of administering Quinino as a piopbylactV. Tent ?in ony of various oflkors; of Assistant Sur? geon J. N. Warren, of tho 25th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers; of Surgeon Octavius Wbito, of tito South Carolina Palmetto Battalion Light Ai cillery; and Surgeon Samuel Logan, Chief Sur? geon 2d and 3d Military Dii.tricts. . -o II. II. If you want cheap Blank Bocka; If you want choap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa? per, ic; or, MILLEr.y Almanac; If rou want Print rug: execute ? neatly; If you want Boots bound in any style, or Account Boohs made to order, with any desired pattern of ruling, go to BIRA si HAEMS. No. 59 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL KINDS CT JOB WQB? DONE AT TUE ?JULi NEWS OFFICE. Austina Sal? Thia I7?y. McEAT- A^fViihiU wm tell 'thia .dajr?et Itt O'clock, at their BAigMra^es-room, No. 13C M3a?i?M&j&, op? posite Pavijan^Botel. calico, sahnet, Eenta^j?y3?jans,iv. iumitw^^tii?^^^^??. ' * " -' "Jf R. M- IfewnrlW ft'Bao. wt? ?eh tait day. at 'io* o'clock, at No.^' Br??i atioet, a lot of furniture, Icc.; also, a saddle and buggy pony, and mulos, horse, buggy and harneas, lie. -o Private Sales. Krxsaus ck HOWELL advertise to-day Map?*' nitroge nized sttperph osphate of lime. O. W. CLARK A Co. advertise the beat abd heaviest gunny cloth to be found tn the city. WM. M. Bran A Co. call the attention of jeoslneers and firemen to his stock of articles suitable for their use. J. B. Tooan gtves notice of his removal from No. 121 to No. 195 Mee tine street, and that he has a large* stock of segara, tobacco, fruits, confectionary, Ac. P. H. B. Aro synoajxpocje w?t??.Hearth, Strength and Vigor. The secret wlU be revealed by investing in a bottle of PANKNLV3 HEPATIC BETTERS. For eal?? by all Druggists. A Cant. What U TARRANTS ESFERVE8CENT SELTZER APERIENT, and what ure ib;. effects ? These ara ques tions which the great American public bas a right to ask, au1 it also has a right to expect a candid and satis? factory reply. The preparation ia a mild and gentle sahne cathartic, alterative and tom?, and is most care? fully prepared in the form of a anow white powder, con? taining all thftwonderful medical properties of tho far famed Seltxer Springs of Germany. Of ita effects we would say that those who have tested the preparation are the best Judges, and they declare over their own signatures that the preparation will promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the. flow of the bile. Cure every speoios of headache. tTeanquilize the nervous system. Refresh and Invigorate the weak. Miti? gate the pangs of Rheumatism. Neutralize acid lu the Stomach. Cleanse and ton? the bowels. Assist the ialling appetite. Cure the heartburn. If you area jarnerer give this Remedy one trial, and it will convince yon of the above facts. TARK.iNT is-CO., Sole Proprietors. New York. Sold by all Druggists. 3mos September 12 Kentucky State Combination Lottery, MURRAY, EDDY A CO., Managers, draws EVERT DAV at Covington, Kv. Whole Tickets from $1 to ?10. Share* in proportion. Capital Prizes from $4000 to $35,000. H. T. PETERS. Agent, No. 90 Hasel street. Charleston, S. C. Septem bc-r f. imo Tue Time to Advertise In the Costntry. THE PHOLIS has a large circulation throughout lin middle ana upper Districts oi the State. Advertising rates as rea*ouable aa the stringency of the moneyinar kef will warrant. Merchants and others wishing to use th*- rotamos bf the paper ^??1 afldrea. .HTT.IAS A. SELBY, Proprietor, *"'.'""*'> 2;' Columbia, ft. C OH?TRAW ADVERTISED ? t^eraw KCl ?=>' ?KOELLANEOUS NEWS cheraw. S (.. lniblished weekly, by H. C. POWELL. TERMS oy STJBSOai?TION ! Ono copy one year. ' One copy six months.% - One copy three months. f nn Five copies one year."5,i SATES or ?va^Tisrsei One Square, ten lines or less, first insertion -si ro For each subacqnenUnsertion... i os . ABAdvsatiaementa to b? distinctly ?arted ' ur the* wUlhe published until ordered out, aid ?a.r?ea Soor*-) Merchants ind othersadvertisingbyth?Vt.- ?libe? ral deduction on the above rates will be mada ' " November 1? ARE YOU BILIOUS? Multitudes of both sexes will answer this question in the affirmative ; for, next to ?ftoroars of the stomach, liver-complaints are perhaps tastiest prevalent of all in ternal di a.-a si ss. Its usual symptoms are a yellowish tinge in (he whites of the eyas, especially near tho inner cornera, au uneasy or shghtly painful sensation in the right side, pain betweeiRhe shoulder blades, sick-head? ache, lassitude, mentaldullnos', lack of appetite, and ir? regularity of thc bowels. Whoever i ecognizca this diag - nosis as applying tn his own condition, may bc quite certain that more bile exists in the blood and lots passes through Us bowels than ia expedient for his health, and that hi? liver requires toning and regulating. One of the special uses oi HOSTETTER'3 BITTERS U to meet jaatsuch exigencies aa thia. Its tonic princi ple rouses tbs liver from its torpor, and it? a peri eut ele? ment gen?y relieves the intestinal canal of the accre? tions consequent upon au insufficient supply of nature's cathartic, the bile. Persona of bilious habits wUl find it the beat safeguard against the attacks to which they are constitutionally predispose?. and should carefully avoid all the ordinary alcoholic stimukmts, 6 .September 10 Know thy Destiny. MADAMS E. F. THOBKTOH, the great English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psycho?iotr.cian, who baa aston? ished the scientific classes sf the Old World, has now lo? cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame TUOBSTON" pos? sesses such wonderful powers bf second eight as to ena? ble her to impart knowledge of the greatest importauce to the single or married of either sex. Whilo In a stale of trance, she delineates the very features of the person you are to mai ry, aud by the aid of au Instrument of in? tense power, known aa tho Pay chomotrope, guarantees to produce a Ufc-hke picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, together with date ot marriage, position lu life, leading traita of character, kc. Thia is no hum? bug, as thousand of testimon?ala can assert. She will send, when desired, a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the picture is what it purports to be. By enclosing a email lock of hair, and giving place of birth, age, dispos:t.on and complexion,and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to ) ouraolf, you will re? ceive the picture and desired information by return-mail, AU communications sacredly confidential. Addrasa, io confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. 0. Box 223, Rudson. N. Y ly March 30 Free to Everybody. A Large C pp. Circular, giving Information of the greatest importance to the young of both sexes. It loache? how the homely may become beautilul, the despised respected, and the forsaken loved. No young lady or gentleman should fail to a?nd tnt ir Address, aud receive a copy post-paid, by return niall. Address P. 0. Drawer, 21, Morea 30 lyr Tro/, N. V. JV i -L . . .' . -_ DULI SEWS WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO OUR NEWS? PAPER E9TAB LBHMENT a most extensive and complete . Supplied with a great variety of PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, of tho latest and moat approved stvles ; and" we have everv facility for executing ell kinds of Jl >B WORK in ENGLISH, HERMAN, rim! FRENCH, Bill aud Letter Heads Ciret??rs Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad and Steamboat Printing Business Cards Invitations Ssc., I&c &c. THOSE ?OF OUR FRIENDS DE? SIRING JOB WORK, will piense leave their orders with us. We will guarantee as good work, and at as CHEAP RATES, as can be had in Charleston. gp ?is CATHCART, HULLAS 4 MORTON. May B J, M. "BRADSTREET & SON, IMPROVED Mercantile Agency, NO. 20 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ,J. ?i FONDA. Superintendent. September C There c ometh glad tidings of loy to all, To young and toola, to great and to small : The' beauty which once was so precious aud rac?, la fte* tor all, and all may be fair. By the usc of CRASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and Brautifvlug the Complexion, The most valuable and perfect preparation in use. tor giving the skiu a beautiful pearl-like tint, that ls oul< found in youth. It quickly romoveB Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Blotches, Moth Pitches, Sallowness. Eruption?, and si) Impurities of the skin, kindly healing the ?ame leaving the skin white und clear as alabaster. Its use caunot bo detected by the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless. It ls the only article of the kind need by the French, and is con? sidered by the Parisian us indispensable to a perfect toilet Upwards of 30,000 bottles .were sold during the past year, a snrBclent guarantee of its efficacy. Price only 75 cents. Sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt ot :.n order. Ly BEROER, SHCTT3 & CO., Chemiita, KS River St., Troy, N. ? Match 90. lyr f MtSGELLAIttO?ll SWEERS MD FIREMEN ATTENTION ! GO TO NO 203 EAST BAY AND BUY YOUR CROCUS . EMORY POWDER BOTTEN STONE FLOUR EMERY EMERY CLOTH, tc., lor poshing. ALSO, TANNERS' OIL NEATSFOOT OIL, for Leather Hos? LUBRICATING OILS, tor Machinery, At figures within tue reach ol'arl. WM. M. BIRD A CO. September 18 HOWE'S PREMIUM STANDARD ALWAYS TAKE THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, ANO TOOK IT AT PARIS THIS YEAH, aa offloial docu? ments will show. . 1 liesa Scale? are placed entirely on their actual merila, aa every Scale is warranted to give emirs satisfaction. RAILROAD TRACK COUNTER HAY. COAL . BUTCHERS' DORMANT DRUGGISTS' and PORTABLE BROKERS' SCALES, Of e"ury size and variety. Call and examine samples at the CHARLESTON AGENCY, sign of Marrtn'3 Safe. W. M. BIRD & CO., September 9 lruo NO. 203 EAST BAY STREET. MARVIN'S FIRE, BURGLAR ARD DAMP PROOF MARVIN'S PAl ENT SAFE3 never mould their contenta. MARVIN'S PAIENT SAFES never corrode Hie iron. MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES never lose their Fire prooi quality. MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES are the only SAFES filled with Alum and Dry Plaster. No other Safe has these. qualifications. TT7E REFER TO THE MERCHANTS, COTTON FAC? TI TORS, Bankers and Jewelers ol thia city whom we have supplied. Sixty-eisbt of these Sates hara been sold by us since the clo e of the war, which alone should be a sufficient guarantee that thev are all we claim. Cai! and examine the Stock now on hand, or send for a Circular. W. M. BIRD St CO, NJ. 2?3 EAST BAY, Agents for Charleston. September 9. _? Imo 'il w w NW mm PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OP MEDICINE AND SURGERY. fTTHE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE I AND SURGERY wan organized hi 1848. Chartered by the Legislature. February 26. 1853. Name changed by a legislative enactment to the Eclectic AverUoal Col luge, of Philadelphia, tn ltt?fl. In lB&llt purchased the Peuusvlvanu MecUVal t ollece. established .la 1842, aud the Philadelphia Mediftil College, whi'rE hm pesyioiiely been merged Intbthf* Pennsylvania M?dtc.iVCi.l!ci?i-. In 18G4 lt purchased thc Penn Medical University. The Trustees ot the separate school* united, petitioned and obtained a special Art ot' the Liu/la.aiuiv. i ouaolldaliii;; thcaelnstitutlousaud cha ging their naines t<i that ot ID, Philadelphia University of Medinina Ind .shrger?, March 15,18C5. All Un sc various Ads are publf hfcfiu the Htttutea or Pennsylvania. The coat ol' the I uilriing and museum was over one hundred thousand dollar?, it will be observed that the Univeraity, aa now organized, is the legal representative of tho tour Medical Collegee tnat it has absorbed. It is a liberal school of medirme, cou fined to no dogma, nor attached to any medical cttase but embraces m its teaching everything of value to the profession. Station:.-It has two tull sr=r.on3 each year, commenc? ing on thc 1st of October, and continuing until thc 1st of January, as ita first eesnon, and from the lat oi January to tho 1st ot April, aa ita second; tia? two coneritntir% oiic full course of lectures. It has also a summer session, commencing thc let April cid amuaQB*sj nntd A?ffrtet, tor thc preparatory branches, sooft aa Latin, Greet, Mathematic?, Botany, Zoo'egy, casjmistry, Anatomy Physiology, eic. iVcfc?f?.-Tickets to the full coors*'of lectores 1130, or $60 for each session. For the sommer or preparatory course (26. Graudsting fee t8J. To aid yoong men of modorate means, tho University has issued five hundred rchoJarships, which arc ?old to firet<orrrsoe?dfflfot?-for $76, and to second-course students and clergymen for $60, each constituting thc holder a Rfc merribee, with tho perpetual privileges of the lectures, and all the teachings of tho school. The only additional foe? or; a | carly dis? secting and matriculating ticket, each of whit h U *6 The Advantages of Scholarships.-Tko student holding a pcholarship can enter tho College ct ?ny time during the year, attend a.? long as he chooses, and re-enter the msti tutian as f.equently aa do.ired. It requires no previous reading or study tr. enter tl University ou scholai-phins, heno, all private tuitiou feen arc saved. Students, by holding whnlarsriips, can prosecute oilier business a part oi the time.* The candidate for graduation ran present himself at any time, and re?oive his degree a? sonn as miaUiled) In case a student should hold a schnlurxhip and not ne able to attend lectures, it can be transferred to another, thus preventing any loss. Parents, guardian* or friends of students nulling to purchase scholarship tor thom a year or more beiore their attendance at the University, eau secure them by advancing one-half the price cud parin'; tho balance when the student enter*." Pb ysi elana and banevDleat men can bestow great benefit upon poor young men by presenting them a scholarship, und thu? enabling them tu obtain an honorable profession. The Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physicians aud autgeons. The University lia? associated with its large hospital clinic, wkoio every form or medical and surgical disease ia operated on and treated in the pres? ence of the clau. COLLEGE BnxLnnsa.-The College building, located in Ninth street, south of Walnut. U the finest in the city. Ita front is collegiate gothtc, and ia adorned with em batUemeuts and embrasure*. pr>>seutiug a novel, bold, and beautilul appearance. Thc fr.csde is of brown stone, ornamented by two towers, r.i-tng to the ?l?vation ot eighty feet, and crowned with an embattled parapet. lb? building contains between illly and sixty rooms, - il supplied willi water, gas, aud every other convt *" that modern improvement eau contribute-toi' mcruceJ tnttruetiou. Onlj n-e rtundred ?che will be' lijsued, and as two u.mdml'audiffty'are .. sold,-tubes wno wiall to secure ore should dosfe at once Money con be. remitted by express, or a draft- oi check sent on any Notional Bank m the'United States, when the sehotasaip will be returned by mau, sighed by the PresiaeBreff the Board of Trustees," JOSEPH S. FISHER, Esq., and the Dean ol the Faculty, W. PAINE, M. D. All ordor9 lor scholarship* or othea-tavsmess of the Uni? versity, should bc odlressed to Professor W. PAINE, M. D., Pbitadeirhii:, Pa. NEW BO?JC8. PAYNE'S PR1CTTCE OP Mt^TCINEfev-^? A NEW WORK JUST 13 <l*ED BY W.. P, Professor ol tte Pnuciph ? ?.nd Pract1ca?ri_. Pathology in the PbihdatpMa Oxti.ziaH} vi bod Surgery' author ot Puin.-'d Pr*eucjr p4 Stugeryra work ou Ou?ietric? and Materia Medica, author of New School Remedies; an Epitome oC.a?tofiie's Practicer'' Medicine; i Review ot Hoinaopathy; a Work ou the Ht tary of Medicine; Editor of Univenjity Modici] and Siu gical .JournaJ, tc , tc. Tr i? a royal octavo of wm pai-ee. sad contornas full daeeriptton oi oil uise*isefl koowa fa medicine aud surgery, including tho.-c of wemen aud children, together wi lb tncir pathology and ireafaneni by all the new and improved methods. Price ?;, postigo di (cuts. Addre=, ihe author, No. 933 ARCH STBEET, Philadel? phia, Pa. a ALSO, A NEW WORE, Entitled New School Medicines, which ia the wily work i vcr published upon Materia Medica, embracing au thc Eclectic, llomcetathic, anu B?tame Rew?dtes, wftns foll regular Materia Medics Pii;?- ??; pastige iice. " Addl r.-r a.- ObOVCt, ?NIVERSm .MU UN VI. . 09 MUCH ii M?i,?;??. \ fiEsn ii?i?Tai.v .lopnt?Ai. OF MEi>iri:.-F, suanrr.jr, rHYSIOLOOY, HVOIP.NF. AHI> HKNF.HAl MTF.HA i I HE, DEVOTED To THE l'ROKKssi,.N :,Mi THE PEOPLK. The cheape't Medical Paper iii the world, published every two weeks at the University Buikiinj, Kuitfe-stKet, South or Waluut. _ - Siugle copies.H.ftfl five copies to oue address.?...).-?"> Ten copies to one address.".60 .'. Fifteen copies to one address._.fi.3u Twentv copies to one address- ...-...*.... 10.00 Ihe gittere up ortho Ciub shall have one 'cdpy gratis. Address W. PAINE, M. D., Edt.of, September l i_Philadelphia; Pa. " M. wfflTm?r CORONER AND MAGiisTRATE. HAS REMOVED ni?* OF!ICE Fuful r.i.,l Mi r.. Mreet to No. 77 CHCi'.CB '-Tiri. . ucir ii. Mi..fcwti'? Ahey. iOeWM il SALOONS, it?RTLE SOUP ! ?TRTLE S9?T ! AT City Square Saloon, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF ll A. H. AND 1 E. M., served up In a stylo to suit (be tastes of the xuo3t fastidious. 45- Call r.irly and bo supplied hot Other Refresh? ments on hand 1 September 18 RESTAURANT. WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS! M?BJ.n.BlD?10P&i. No. 139 Meeting street, HAVE RECENTLY REFITTED THEIR ESTABLISH? MENT, and have now connertt-d with the BAR A FINE RESTAURANT, WHERE MEALS CAN RE OBTAINED AT ALL HOURS. Cfi ARLES ROBERTS, an old and popular Caterer of this city, has beon engaged aa Steward, and he will de role hts time to thia business, and the entire routine of the Culinary Department will ba under his Immediate supervision. Every dalicas) that can bo obtained either in this mar? ket or abroad will be secured, and the Tables be supplied with the first of tha season. THE BAR HAS BFEX RESTOCKED WITH Liquors of every variety, AND THE CUSTOMERS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT will be served by attentive and careful welters. Orders for MEAL?, both Dinners and Suppers, will meet with prompt attention, and l>e prepared br experi? enced cooks. The Billiard Saloon, Ou thu second floor, is supplied with PHELAN TABLES, Of the bo?t -muk.-. and has every convenience for the com? fort of visitors. September ll _AQRIC ULTU RA?. M APE S' XITROtiENIZED SUPER PHOS? PHATE OF LIME* [OR WIIEJT. MMs. &C. rpHE MOST CONCENTRATED, EFFECTIVE AND J_ LAS UNO MANURE made. Warranted free from adulteration. Backed in ban-els of about 230 pounds each. For Wheat, drill in widi tbs seed from 176 to 860 pounds per, acre. Ma; bo used broadcast at planting, or m the Spring, when not applied at time of planting in tue Fall. For sale by KINSMAN A HOWELL, ' ' Sole Agents for South Carolina, September 18_wstu3_No. 163 East Bay. INGERSOLL'S uni) paw ER mm nm. For (toarenlenee, Economy amt . tfheainienH, th* greatest Labor Saving ..?arin'ne that caji li? put on a Plantation. 1 ?-17? ???\ ^ ?*' T??i? PEOPLE t Aumm?XX,- BAJ?R?IU ?ISIKICI, S. C., 1 March 1, ISL ;. t Mtijrji Little ti- JfarsiaB Gratir.imr : I used, during the past season, one cf "Ingersoll's Portable Cotton Presses," purchased ci you last september. I hare always been prejudiced m iavor of the -Screw Press," and nothing but dire necessity in? duced me to try any other. I take pleasure, however, m '.ddinn my testimony in farer of its entire adaptation to inc wanta ol a rotioarplantation. It has surpassed my moat sanguine expi?ctanor.:. T have packed without two bands, yet I preter four-two ot each lover. My balen all weighed over 600 lbs. Thc first lot I sent to market averaged 662 Ks. My impression i 3 that 600 lbs. ls about thc cap.-.i- ny of the Press, and a greater number 01 pounds edbject the fodow-block to too much risk, un less tbpsidos ?1 thc cotton box was increased. It would add greatly to tho value of the PresB if the cotton box was ten ?nobes lunger, in haste, I am, very respectfully. Your obedient servuut, tc. ii. W. LAWTON. P.S. I Hiok'niy Press <T?\vu and rained it HOUU- lour' miles to pack the crop or a neighbor, who nilled L> bavo u "Screw" built; he was ?0 much pleased that he has determined to abandon the "Screw" and purchase "lu. gersoD's Press." B. W. L. ?FFICI of KINO'H Miint.-T.vm RAILBOAD COMPANY, I YOBXVIUK, 3. C., April IS, 1867. f UEXTLEMKN : 1 have just received your letterot Feb? ruary 14th-upon my return to this place, niter an ab? sence of two mouths-and this replymay-be too late lor your "Descriptive Circular of Ingersoll's.Cotton Bress.". The Pren? I used in packing my cotton lsst year worked admirably, packing, with eaee from 600 to 625 lbs. With (rood active hands to work it, I am satisfied that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily be packed in a day. This Pr?ts combines the advantages of lightness, and cousequspt portability and simplicity (being easily man aged b.. any one of ordinary liitelUgcuce^ Great com pressing force, with little motive powety?ud "hurt, but not least," It is worked entirely by hand, thus saving for the farm horscH thu liai d labji- Imposed upou them by the uso of the ordinary ".screw." Respectfully, ftc, jouw, E. M. LAW. Xu.LttfftK & ?IiMaui, Charleston, s. ui - For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR und PRICE LIST lulires.n LITTLE & MARSHALL, Agents .fer the. Ingersoll C?tt?uJ Press. . No. 140 MEETINOaiBEEi'. /'?'.' - . Opposite Pavilion Hotel, Jane'lT ji*wf Charleston, 3'. C. COTTON BANDS. . TUE CIXEBBATED 'Arrow Tie" Cotton Baud ?\ AfilPROVE?s/VtETHOD OF FASTENING iKD V H \ .?.5 ON BALES. ,-|,V; i.i 1 !., RtfYAfrLtnTR-; FATRiT; U^O. BY t) i uNTiNl-NTAL; ''COLOSIiL. AND AMERICAN PATENTS. A sub timbi toV Rope W baling Cotton. Costs bss", ia put ou usUr, holds the Iwle smali?r, and ?illnot rot, . ... Adjnsti a t j the sire tit thc bales at th* Pres.?, and v.iib th . ?aw?iai.iiiry.BH Hope. Painted tntlput up ?h the most convenient form tor irsuspoilinon. These Hi's are acknowlr,i,-ed bj all who have med them lo be the-beat invented. A lr^ sb aupply Just received, and lor sale by , HOMERT MU?E ? CO., .a.b.tVFS F.OTI SOUTH l AJAOLIftA. Aagttci ii'_lam WAI LE Y'S PATEN'!' bl LI'-FASTEN INO WROUGHT IRON IM OK-LE TIE. FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AT LOUISIANA STATE P?IB. IT IS AS CHEAP A T4fe AND THE BEST ONE YET invented. It is the ttiout/est Tie. standing by test a attain oi ; aKN? two thousand pwonds. The moat easily adjusted lie. as it is sell-fiisteniug. Thc most .-draplr. requiring only to slip the hand iura th?- nuckle, and the elasticity of the cotton lattens Itself, and it cannot be? came iniisstenul. For sate, in large or small quantities, by BOSSTBOttERTS A CO.. Commission Merchant" sTuil C.-neral Agents, No. 86 From ic. 1 S?w York City. STREEJ bi! i CO., Agents, July 16 . qmd^ . . liai-leston. S. C.__ "EAGLE" COTTUX GINS, OKU. BT BATES. HYI>E ?fr CO., Lii.i.-Lwatu MA4A NEW YOE It-157 'Vater atre-?;. Lu-inN-- '. Pbonis imddlng. NEW ORLEANS-Cl ?> Charleo .ue?t. A UCT SAIES. Calico, Satinets, Kentucky Jean?, Ready-made, Clothing, Hosiery, Shoes and Notions, ic. MeKAY & CAMPBELL Will ?ell ?HIS DAY (Wednesday) 18th inst, st 101 o'clock, st their Auction Salesroom*, No. 136 Meeting i Htreet, opposite Pavilion Hotel, LINEN DUSTERS, Plaid Crimean Shirts, Hickory and Fancy Shirts. Lawns, Table Cloths, Towels, Shawls, Nubias, Hoods, Nets, Pocket-Books, Coat Buttons, Shoes, , Lacea, Corsets, Wool Hali Bose, Brown and Fancy Half Hose, and Ladles' Hose; Trimmed Plush Hats, Straw Hats, and assortment Trimming Buttons, Ac. Our usual sale of Furniture on Friday. Terms cash. _ September ld Oom Sacks ! Corn Sacks ! B* LA LR KY & ALEXANDER. ?O-MOBROW. 19th inst, will be sold before our atore No. 137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, . SOOO CORN SACKS. Conditions cash. ' '_September 18 LBTTtHtM, GEORGIA FOR THF. . . BEKKTZE?IFII? OF THE MASOMf ORPiitX'S il. BOYD, WILSON & CO., Managers. Great Extra Scheme, CLASS B. CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000. $60,000 iii Prize? to be distributed. TICKETS OMI HE Dill! TO BE DRAWN AT ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1867. All the Prizes will be drawn ! A PACKAGE OF TEN TICKETS FOB. TEN ] DOLLARS LIABLE TO DRA W $30,0001 ALSO, CAPITAL PHIZES FROM $eodo TO $eofO?)Oi WHOLE TICKETS from $1 to $20! KHARES IA' PROPORTION. Draws every day, Suuday exrepti.1, at Atlanta, Geo., at 4 P. M. Drawing received in Charleston, by Tetegraph, at S P. M., daily. AB Prizes paid without discount. Ofllcial Drawings sent eacrumrvhaaer. All Frizes (..'ashed at this Office. Kjr ( 'orrespondouts may rely on prompt attention to oidora by simply eucloslng money with full address. SCf All orders for Tickets, Scheme., and information to 0? addressed to JAMES EE BB, 1 Manager's Agent, Lock Box No. 884, Charleston. 8, C. Office: . 20 BROAD STREET. September 16 EENT?CKT" SJ! TE LOTIO Y (ON THE HAVANA PLAN) FOB THU BENIPIT OF ?HE SHELBY COLLEGE. MURRAY, EDDY & CO., Managers Great Scheme. ( 4 PIT AL PRIZE, $641,0001 ?S3 PHIZES-??330,85? IN PRIZES TO BE RISTRJVtTTEO I To hedi'awMatCoviiigton, Kentufliy, SEPTEMBER 30th, 186?. WHCLPTICEETS, $11 ; HALVES, 56 ; QUARTZES, 13; EIGHTHb, il.iu Thc chances are Ur mere tavoxefeie ts uraaa prizes Ar thia than in any other Lotter}- in thc world. Turchasera of Lottery Tickets should always examina the ? cucmea. Plises paid in full without discount Official dra winga sent ouch purchaser, corrcapoade&lemay rci-on prompt attention te crdara by enclosing money with full address. ^g- All o der. fox tickets, schemes, and inferen, ri rm to I bc addressed to H. T. PETERS, United States Liceaaed Agent Ecv Box 52, Chaxleaton, S. C. Outee No. 90 Haul street. BeptembcrO imo Miteif &~??, 1 No. 598 BKOAJDIVAY, NEW YORK. (ESTABLISHED 1830.) MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER? IN FINE CARRIAGES OF ETEBY DESCIETPTION, WHICH WILL BE BOLD lees than at any other esaablishnient in the city, aud warranted equal to any made in the United State?. j?f Descriptive catalogues aedt on application. August 30_fmw l?LLOW FEVER ANO Wt, MI NEW YOEE, June 18, ?867. WE, i HE UNDERSIGNED, SHIPPING MEBOHANXS oi the City of New Yotk, from the oft repeated rosremraty i of many diifercnt Sea Captions, In whom we hava lm pllclt confidence, sad feeling ii a' duty whicjfe-wr owe"to I ourfeilow-men, hereby.bear witaiea of the gpreatconfix dence we feel in the truly marvellous nrratrve powert o?1 MAJOR S. ?. LANE'S INDIAN HEM ED Y fox to? cure aud preventioa-of SMALL POE,' YELLOW FETOR, Ac. and we cheexfuily add our signatures, hoping its won derful menta and great blessinga may be known to th? World. ?. . BBEET SONS A CO., No. 43 SOuta Street. CURTIS * WARD, Na. 43 South Street. D. P.. DEWOLF A CO, No. 103 Broad Street. HENRY ls SON, No. -iii Pceatiea Slip. SIMPSON k >EAW, No. 1*7 Coentiea Slip. \TM. A. MOORE, No. 205 South street. J A3. T. TAP?COTT, No. 86 South street. GEO. i.. 1'Af bCOTT. Or lapaco? Bro., no. 88 South street. ROBERT HAWKE, No. 86 Sooth street. dud many other*. Tho Hemady bas never bean known to ted. Price per package IS. Forwarded free lo any point in abe Uniti'd j States. Address J. T. LASS 4 CO., ho. 163 Broad ?fly. NeW-?ork. September 7 M* WILLIAM BSffOKBANift ... MMKit AAO PLUMMER aTKAM HAS FITTER J J HillNti * * NoTUd KINO Sl'RRkT, ' luwn hrouiead or.vt< -livrN. ?M. M. QIJ?INN, Wholesale * Jletnil Dealer is ., BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC. no. SOT MINO ?3TREKT (Opposite Ann street), C harl?stQH, p. S. The LATEST ISSUES ot the Presa always -cn *and. subscriptions received and Gooda delibere i or for> warded by Mall Or Express, all CASH ORDER"* Will b* promptly attefmec to. Fabi nary, i). ls AUCTION Milli Will ?611 THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at rwldanc* Ho. 687 Kl DR street, opposite Woolf street, ??JARDEE TOP TABLES, Mohogany Cord Tsblf s, Bu? rea?, Mahogany Hair Seat Chairs, Casa and Wood Bea* Chairs, OI tom ma, Dining Tables, Washpond*. La House, Heat Safe, Mirrors, Sofa, Carpeta, Bedding, 4c _ ALSO, HAT CUTTER and sundry snides. Conditions cash. Jta-On TO-MORROW, at our storr, Ko. 55 Paaal alrnat, SHOP GOODS, DST GOODS, BOOTS AMD SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, UNDERSHIRTS, fcc, fcc. September 18_? On account of owner leaving tnt oily. Bi it ll. MARSHALL O? BRO. THIS DAV, l?>? o'clock, at No. 33 Broad street wiB ba told. A SADDLE AND BUGGY PONY. Sound and quit* fut. AT SAMS PLACE, ALSO, Two MULES, l Horse, 1 Buggy and Harness, 1 Cart, 1 Cotton Gin and Horse Power, J Com MHL September 18 Furnttwe al Auciiou. _ UV ?. M. MARSHALL & BRO. t THIS DAY, at 10* o'clock, at No. S3 Broad street. MAB'XI ANY BEDSTEADS, Buraaw, Osaka, fcc; Cedar Wardrobe, Marble-Top Tafrhia. Washstand, I^^B^^^ OFFICE CHIEF COM'RY SU3HISTET?CE, ) SECOND MTLITARY I IBTRICr, \ CHARIXSTON, H. C., Saptaaabec 17th. 1867. ) Will be sold at nubile auction, on MONDAY, Ssptembsr 23ri, 1887, at 12 o'clock M., at the United States 8u"o sistance Storehouse, conn* of East Baj and South Commercial Wharf, A LOT OP SUBPLUS SUBSISTENCE STORES. Terms-Cssh in Government funds. ... WM. W. BUHN 8, Brev. Bd?idl?r QcneraiaadC. S. U. 3. A. September 18 - 8 CITY ADVERTISEJIiJW^ ESTIMATES WASTE?. OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGrjttKB,^^ I CITY HALL. Cnasusr?it, September iL Uti. f SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB BECE1VED ??TIL the 13th at 13 o'clock M., Xor BUILDENG .1EYEBAL TRUNKS of the lengths and size? given below." Tba ea timates will inolude tba cost of excavating about 900 cubic yards of earth, the necessary filling. I**-?""g of pavements, and grading stier tho laving of trunks, xamne s. t ' FEB. Length of Trunk in Line street.370 Length of lt mik in and from lota in Coming street to the ti Jal ?ralo.SOO Length of Trdnk from lots OD Gadsden street to th? main drain la Wentworth street.ISO Length of Trank from McIntosh's Court to Bsd cltffe street drain..187 Total length.877 Ti unta to be twelve by twenty inches in the clear, bu tit of two by twelve niches prime yellow tana plasta, to rest upon aleepers'oi three by nine Jachas, tan? SM* long, placed five feet from centre a. Bracea to be two by aix laches, dovetailed toto the aides of Trunks, at dis? tances of ?vc iee: from centres. The Trunks to be hud to grado pegs furutchea by the Engineer. AU the work must be carried on with the greatest dispatch. Plans can be seen at this office. A copy of these specifications must be attwhed to each o6er. LOUIS J. BARBOT, September Ti _ ?ty Engineer. (VOTICtt. OFFIOE OF CHIEF OP POLICE, 1 Min; Gr/Asn Ho caz, > CHARLEMOS. S. C.. August 22, 1887. J THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OFOBD?NANCES are published to? tho information jil' an whom it may concern. C B. 8IGWALD, CaptAln of Pouce. * . * >; ' * ?? "arr . . . SEC. VI. AU smoking of^eny pip? or S*|ar in White Point Garden, and Earft or South SsKMs^oMfeaa tba nae is herehjr prohibited; and any MSd&VWBb shall violate this cawue of thia ftralaoscsV aag?naach asi every such offence, forfeit and pay the auto of Ava dol? lars, to b> Mcovercdi? tbs City Court, one-half tba amount to b?Trren tc tba iaiurmer. SEC. YUL Adi fndscent sSTSMBMEf: conduct, curs? ing and swaaatBg, cuonoroaa napea, drunkenness, mar-.. rehW fightUgTor pro.WrX?&imlttaa in WmtofbaaV Garden, or A either of the Batteries aforesaid, ataB be punished inane sama mnrtirrnthr namn nilennna ara now directed br law to be wiaialjad when committed in any other poratous of the city. SEO. X. Ko person or persons sb ail rids, lead or drive any horse or horsee, mule or mulos, vrithln the enclosure of tue. Gardon; under a penalty ot nve'doDat- for ovary sncb otfencc, to be recovered In the City Court, one-hair the amount of the fine to be given to the interner, * . * " * * ? 4> ; . . .- ? SEC. XL It shall not bc lawful for aol perato or set soasto.eecuro or moor wita their lasts any Teasel, baot or raft to any jart of the wharf, or the laiUhga thareof, at Waite foiaf, constructed by tba City Conseil, lasding from that parto, East Bay called the ljattery to South Bas- street, or to land from any boat, vessel or raft auy boards, lumber, or other material, on any port af tfct said wharf; and If any person or peraoaa^abaft violate ar trances? any of the proviKions contained tn tais clamas, such person or person* shall forfeit and pay fifty dpiiara, to be recovero?* in the City Chart, one-half oi which pen atty shall go to the i nt ot mer, Where??, many loaded drays and carta pass nnnai taSsf rily through King street, in the city ot naartsiiUE to the great obstruction oftbat thorough*- mad te (tho serious inconvenience and Sanger of Uu who ba vs business therein: Be ii ortbined. That from und after the paa-.i^.z of thia Ordinance lt shah not be lawful for any boo 'ed cart, dray, wagon, or other carria<re, laden with coi Vh?b ber, or other merchandise or commodity, to ?k MM through the saul King street south of Calhoun e-.jixt, ar any part thereof, save and except for tho purpt aso? re? ceiving or depositing a load tn buch part of aaidaiteat; and any driver or cor due tor of any foch- cart, dray, wagon, or other carriage, offending herds, shall forfeit sud pay a sam of not less than tua, dollars, nor moro than tweatf ilollors._ 30 Aughat 23 Fl ULU \WtftM. .OFFIOK OF CITT TREASCBr, t FUBLIC NOTICE 1-i HTBJ?BY aiVENTHaT^WJtR the follow in;; Ordtnam e license? aaaaheen prepatad I tm- delivery from tMc-Ot?ce. fl. XJMJaAflT . CHy TrMsnrar. Sec. 1. ?Jr it Ordained hy. tht Mayor <md Alekmmnn Oiry Couasii >'<mnt>led. that from ?sad after tue first ia?, nf Januar;, licenses[shall be takenou't for. aft. carrs, dttjT and wogoue, u??l ?'OI- private, and domestic purposes, tn the same manner, and according to the same prorial ana now of torce In reUtion to carts, drays as? wagons, leter driven Jot hire, except giving bonds, And sack sich cart, dray or wacon, snail be provided TTffti II hi ll ps tani tainlng tne number thereof, aad nail isl il Pnvctte, to ba, placed ou thexmtslde af thu shaft. " T SEC. 2. Ko person shall be taken by tba Txeaaurar aa surety to any bond under the Ordinance catkernhjgll cessep tor carts, di ays, wagons and other carnages/nu? less he or she bo a ti eebolder. >;1 I f<sc. 3. The following shall hereafter bs- the xjaiaVte bevaacs tor publtc and private carte,, drays, wagSaw, 3M>, l?ct?ding the horses or muk? TitvtTtaartfif, wkica.aaaii be iree-from ether taxation : Tmara CASTS, ra ATS., ETC., os racsE Eacnvcrss nt AMT BUSTsOas WBAXEVES, FOB UDU? BISECT OS ZSBXSSOT. Fer ?TCXJ- cart, Osay os wagon, dzswu by cn? haas or mal?, Wt For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two nortel or muled, ?30. ' Fer every back end carriage with two wheels, 090. t'ui every hack and carriage with lour wheals, 940. For every atago or csnuuu ^rrept.hna cusatfbasp ' with two abrasa, $50. - u For every stage or omnibus (eic apt bsa;, omni tull drawn by tour horses, 160. For every truck drawn DJ two cr more hesseo or millee, j Fer every sxprc?s wagon drawn by two or mara bcraoi mules, wa. ' ? aSEAS CA2T3 AITO TETTATX CAET9, DB ATS, ETC, Vor erery bread cart or wagon, ?6. ror every cort, drsy or wagon, coed fi i inKaaMu_ ratfctic pSrpose;, and nut to be employed tn tho taos? parring Of goode, wares, merchandise, lamber, or any I other cosiiiieduy, tor compensation, either directly or indirectly tor the sause, ?hall pay for a license the WW of ??, exclusive of the bone or mule. ?nr3:.fc ltauied rn City Council, this 16th doy af JatltarT [L. s.| In the year of onr Lord oue thousand dsjranii dred and sixty-stx. , P C. GAILLARD, Mayor By the Mayor. Jaauary 3 fl. g. PMgpg. clerk of OoBsatt. AN OR DIA A .\ CK TO BEOCLSTX TBE SIOBAOE OF rrTBOLBUK; ITS MC* DOCT8, AND .OTHES hvrI^OTVAaLX QZLa Tr*FT SEC. 1. Beit ordaim?i'ai/ rte Mayor ami Alifervun, M City Covnal assembled, That from and after the Ifthday of ?Tune next, it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum, Kerosene, Roc* OIL Benzine, Benzole, or a&y other In nammable oil or ona on storage or for Mle ?a a^ycellar bto::e or building eouth of Line street, in a largar quan? tity than ait y ?allons on any one lot or preau&ee, ?an! any such ejuaniity so kept or stored shall be caatassHlS ve? J el.- PfA or other metal,. . ?ic,lllTut Petroleum, Its products, or any other ia mable oU Or oils, when brought into tbaicily by land I or water, may be kepi on any lot or In any buddina hi which cotton Is hoi stored, for a period'not ij?'oe,xla?? twenty-four bottni, up?u the expiratfc)nbf which?hafi shall be removed and kept in the "i?nnTas reaulred by the foregoing section. ? '-^ SEC. 3. Any p?son ni 1I IITIIII llllUMjn any part ?I this Ordinance shall be subject toa flue of two hundred donara, tor each ojffence, te m last li many Court of OOM i petent Jurisdiction. ? Ratified tn City Council this " twenty-flrst day of May, in the year ol* bar Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-ea via. ILS] p. c. GAILLARD, Mayor. ! y-?9- ft?"??- Cierk ot Council. . ?tia!'f ss ??ry- ?-L HLAC AOTICK. . agp '?' 0si7CECunc7Cc>nnfa| The i?l?&vvim-- -^..i.>id of " Au ?rdui?Ece to a&Ottih Ul? office orbj>erhitendent of Str-eta ; to piorid*'torKeep ! iug the Strevts' Lanes, Alleys, and open Courts ta the ; Cuy of Chaxtesfon Cleon, md tor other purposes," is ' uerebypubliSiW tor tb* information of afl cotEfaSSad-: For tu* d?e priiiccrJon oi the said ccaitroctaES?O??.' tractcts, it i> Txrthtr ?rdnnJ, Ibat cre?rOwsasfJassaa, [?occupant and tenant ci any premises troattag tn any ! stfeet, lane, allay, or open court, Ehall on every day (Sundays excepted) have the dirt, Sith, garbage, or other' offal placed in nout ot his or her lot. in & barrel, boa o? heap and in readiness tor tue contractor, by th? boa* of tu i eu o'clock. A. M., ircra the Stat day ot May to th? nrst day oi November in ?veiy year ; and ^T^fttmtiol um? o'clock, A-M, fi^m tb* brat day of mmOm ta thc. flr?tduv-of^a/follo*iiig. And any oscte usSsad mg heroin, or ploUn# any dirt, filth, garbog*^?* osW otJal, iu any street, lane, or alley, or open court; after tba houri above named, shall be subject ta a fine not leas I hau two nor moro tbau five dollars, for each and avery ' odeiiee, to bc imposed by the Mayor. By order VT, H. SMITH, ' ?y?;_cieiktf atadi. JVIHE LO.%?. aM?OAALTY OF OH.tBLESTOH,{ cm.HALL, November 9. Uta. i'-'-, ALL PERSON SDESIB?US OF RERU1LDISG IN THB Rural Diwa-icU and Waste Places of tim Cttr, cs .i.r "Au Actct the tKneral As*embh, hiviag amborf?r io tue City Council of Charleston to prw.?*J^?iaaaat ter ol a Ure iM >n, with a view tu sid In building oh ibu City anew," ?ce hereby untitled that the toni of appa ration tor loans eau be obtained at the office el the derk or Council, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. All applications must bed* u in the btwve maattonsa office, a* the Commit lee wiU towt rvvy linday to cc* . ??der the some. By order of the Mayor W. H. SMITH, November 10 -cirri, ot OBSjogfl.' NOTICJC. /OFFICE CLERK OF I'ODNCLL.-THE FOLLOWTHCt \J claust- of Seciion I of ab "Ordinance to Rids? Bop? plies tor tin- v..- ir IN,',." W pnbuslicd for tho intrirsMttoa ul" pei suns sellin-t Good* by sample fr ith.-rwiae, woo aita not residente oi this city. ' All awch pei-boua are kereby notified to report at thu-office '.Thi-ee dollar* oo iver> hundred doilara Of OB gooda sold m itu* cit) I ^n? not i^Kl-aata. byaasij^or otherwise. .. w- H. SMToTB; March?_ CTark of Oo-cJ OFFICE 0?^% CHTEF C^POtlillaU remt REGIJLAR njsPECTioK'OF TBK'LOIS A!XD 1 inc^uree, vaufts, fcc, will commasea oft MOHSM to see that their premises are U> good conditionaudjOutt .di filth and Karbage ta reaorad aa reqtiired by'Ordl? ' nance. Om?3rimipectioiis will follow. I Rv orJer of Mayor GAixLUkS. ' C. B. S3 G WALD-.' ' Cattai o? Poli?, .