The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 25, 1867, Image 3

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W? l)M.siiiY^H>f;MN(r. SEPTEMBER25, 1867. LOOA1, MAT, SRS. To TRANSIENT ADvmrn&Esa. No transient ad vertisoinou,t will bo published Ut this jourual here 'ter unless paul for ITJ advance. By transient we mean au advertisement tuan any person who ia not a regular advertising customer oi the NEWS. -o - JOB WOKS.- We have DOH completed our office so as to execute, in the shortest possibl?? time ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and ?re moat r? spectfuliy aaii tin- patronage of our friends. CHANOS OF Horn KOR nn IVF.RY HF SUNDAY. MAIL. On and after Sunday, 8th mst., thin O Alee will ln> open from half-past Dve to hajf-puat ?ii foi- deliv? ering mail*. STANLEY 0. TROTT, P. M. Pote o ?tic i Not Ir e. ?Wr Om. K._ ; I II utu s???*, s. C., ?t?j ii, lSli7. i After ; ?-Jay thu mai's torNortheastern Railroad will close ats u'cloek A.M., and to-day and after? wards they aro expected L> reach tho Railroad "Station" at 2:30 o'clock P.M., and to bo ready for deliverv at this office at 3:30 o'clock P. Bf. STANLEY ti. TROTT, T. IL PoBTomoE Non?IE, -An evening mail for Au? gusta and Savannah, ami tor distribution beyond those offices, will flo??-daily at the Poskiftice at half-past G o'clock. - o THE City Treasurer will continue to receive the amounts due for Citv TaxeB for 1867 untU 1st Oc? tober. 6 CHEAP BED BLANKETS.-At 287 King street,until the Isl of October, we will offor twenty-?ve pairs super bed blanket? ia little soiled) at ?roatly re? duced prices. Cull early and aavo several dollars per pair, ai STOLE, WEBB A CO.'S, Nos. 287 and 289 King street. wfm -o NEW COTTON IN WILMJNOTON. The Journal says "we understand that Messrs. FINLAYSON ?k BBO. are the recipients of th9 first bale of new cotton shipped to this market from North Carolina. It was sold on arrival to Messis. W. H. MCRABV A Co., at 21 contp being classed middling. It was raised on the plantation of Mr. BENJAMIN W. BEST a well known fanner of Greene County. We hope that we may soon have the pleasure of reporting receipts iu larger lots." Tara NEW GERMAN PAPES.-'LU another column of to-day's NEW? will be found the prospectus of The Chariestoner Zeitung, soon to be published by Messrs. 0. G. EH?.-KV ANN A Co. Wo have already referred to this enterprise and expressed our wish and firm convie sion of its success. Mr. EBUKMANN, the business manager of the Zeitung, informs us that ho ita? met thus far with encouragement sur? passing hts moat sanguino expectations. We take pleasure in re cording this creditable fact. THE Gu wv for (ictober contains "On Fortune Hunting," by W. H. WHITMORE; "Paris and the Parisian*'." by EOGENE BENSON; "John," by BFR THA-S. SCRANTOM; "The Poor Whites of the South," by E. B. SEABBDOK; "Mexican \rmies and Generals," by A. CONQUEST CI.ABEE; "In the Ene? my's Lines." by JAMES FBANHXIN FITTS; "Ameri? can Cookery," by PIEBBE BLOT; "Steven Law? rence, Yeoman," by Mrs. EDWARDS; "Waiting for the Verdict," hy Mra.lt. H. Pam; ami "Nvbii lte," by tho Editor. Publishod by W. C. & F. P. CHUBCH, NO. 39 Park Row, New York. BASE BALL BELTS.-Our en Lerpriaing friend. Mr. F. F. CHAPEAU, has nude h's establishment the centre of Base Baiksni and has added the mystic letters B. ii. B. to his ?ame. Mr. CHAPEAD is however no pretender, but ia fully entitled to his three B's. He has earned this distinction nv laboring for his country's good, and tho ballists will revere his name when girded with the new belts he so temptingly displays in his windows. Mr. CHAPEAD has an admirable location, one door from the Mills House and as the Ballists are a mimerons ela* . of our community, .they will not neglect bis in? vitation to supply themselves with the proper accoutrements. SENT TO CHABLESTON FOB TBIAI_The Wilming? ton Journal says: "Wo leam that Mr. C. SCHUL EEN, a resident of this city, previously reported as charged with purchasing commissary stores from Sergoant BROWN, late Commissary ^Sergeant of this Post, who was n-ccntly shot after having escaped from thc guard-house v. her?, he was con? fined, waa sent on to Charleston kat night'in ac? cordance with iuatrnctiona from General CANBY. It will be recollected thai Serg't BBOWN had purloin? ed these stores sold to Mr. SCHULKEN, from thc Government. Mr. SCHULXEN is sent to Charleston to be tried before a military commission there for thus purchasing. - o THE EVENING STAB. -This is the title of anew journal recently isuuod in Wilmington. It is au offshoot of the .JHspatctt, and is uuder the same editorial management. Tho Wilmington Jow~nal\ thus notices the rising ot tho Stat*: "The first number of this paper-made its appearance yester? day, under the auspices of W. H. BEBNABD and THOMAS C. EVANS as editors. It is a neat little sheet, eschewing polities and devoting itself to new*. We welcome our quondam soldier friend, Captain EVANS, to the editorial tripod, and wish him success. Mr. BERNARD is already kuown to the public as formerly out! of the editors of the Dispatch of this city. " TRAVELS IS GERMANT AND SWITZERCAND, ?Ith Histori? cal and Political ltvtltx-tions, by Dr. J. (1. Seabroo!;. Charleston, S. c. Printed by Jos. Walker, Agont. We are indebted to Mr. RUSSELL foi a copy of j this Lttb- volume! of travels. The book is principally in the character of an itinerary, begin? ning with the author's embarkation, May 28, I sj!?, at London for Hamburg. 1 h ore is a description of Hamburg, next of Berlin and em irons,Dresden und her art treasures, Carlsbad, Fianzensbad, Frank? fort, Heidelberg, Baden Baden, Bale, Bieune, Neu. ch at el. He St. Pierre and Rousseau, Lake Nenchatel, Lausanne. Geneva, CALVIN, "Lord BIRON, FERNEY, VOLTAIRE. ROUSSEAU and VOLTAIRE compared, Chatelaine, Chamouni, the Glaciers, red snow. Alpine tonis, Vevay, comparison between the Swiss, Dutch and American systems of govern? ment, disadvantage* of the Federal svstcm, de? generacy of the Swiss, SCHILLER'S Toll, Swiss mel? odies, manufacturing genius ot ?ho swiss, pastoral life of the Swiss, aud travel from Geneva to Paris. The book is not one that invites criticism, aud we content ourselves by giving tito foregoing list of topics treated. We may be pardoned for sug? gesting, however, that the interludes (if we may use the word) of literary criticism, while very pleasant, are in most eases too brief ; thus SCHIL? LER and his "William Tell" have ?rily one brief page allotted to them. -e BATTEAI RACE.- The publicity given to this race by the papen attracted numbers to the scene, and West "'oint. Mill, 08180131*8 causeway, the Battery, ai.J other available pointa, were soon oc? cupied by the fair sex, whose smiling face? and bright oyes proved that the gallant boatmen had their sympathies. According to thc programme, the boats were collected at West Point Mill, and at a few minutes past 3 started from that point.? Only five boats were entered, though it wa? anticipated that a larger number would be in attendance, many who designed entering hi ing deterred by some unfore? seen occurrence. Mr. J. p.. WILSON neted as Judge, and thc following boats ?vei< entered for the rac a: The Inward. 1M rest, was mitered by Capt. J. Ii. SrEiN?EVER. She started nt ir, minutes past 3, und was sailed liv Mr. JOHN SrnoHEesei:. The In? ward had t'ne misfortune to break her april soon after starting, which disabled her considerabh The Pet 191 f.. I, stalled at the sana time] was entered by the Messrs. Gauven I'.*.!-.. ,m\ aailed by Mr. J. GLEN. The Coquette, 20 feet, started at l?j minutes past 3. She was entered by Messrs. G. E. Sn INUKYEB oe BROS., and ?ailed bv Mr. C, s. JENKINS, The Irene. 22 feet, started at 17 minutes past i. She was entered by Mr. C. W. CROUCH, Jr., aud aailed by Mr. H. ('Rouen The Mary, 30 feet ir. length, was entere:) bj Messrs. HABVETBRO? and sailed b?> Mr. W H?.H VST. The time made was a.? follows: The 3/dry, 17 minutes past 4. The Ilene, ll? minutes past '. The Jnu~a'' i, 3s diinutos past 1. The Pel only wont to Fort J mn on. The Chouette only went to Castle Pinekney. The Maru wa? consequently de? lar? 1 the win? ner. The race excited considerable interest, both among the spectator* and Ehe participants, and we trust that it will be repeated at an early day, when .the competitors will bv uu'tv numerous, 0B3E0.rr2a OF ALDERMAN JAS. P. EARLE.- Tho fiuiural services of AJdermg.ii FABLE were conduct? ed at his lato r?sidence, tpo ibscourso (teing de liveied by the Ker. J. T. WIUHTK.VN. A large num? ber of persona were pivaeiit, many of whom ac? companied tho body te Magnolia. As a mark ol respect no meoting of Council was held yesterday afternoon. -o A BUH?LAS PROOF a^r?.- Messin. W. M. BIKU A Co. last Friday received, by the Alabama, a mammoth MARVIN'S Safe, destined for the jewolry establishment of Mr. L. L. SIDDONS. Thia sale has been placed in positron, and w? bad an oppor? tunity on Monday to examine its internal ami i ? , t'Tiial piopoitious. lt is of that class known as jeweller's safes, and is designed expressly for thc craft, being fitted Up with numerous compart? ments and drawers, besides containing a smaller safe designed as a receptacle for minable Jewelry. This safe is over sis "foot high, and is one of the largest in the city, lt is artistically ornamented, and adds considerably to the appearance of Mr. SIDDONS* ostablishnv at. Messrs. W. M. Bran & Co. are the agent* of these safes, and it is a proof of their popularity when they are selected by jewellers as their strong-holds. A RAFT OF TIMBER, WITH EIGHT MEX ON BOARD, SIX MILES \T SEA. . 'ihe Savannah AVMW and Herald, ol Monday, 3a.vs: "On Saturday thc sloop Miriam und Caroline, Capt. LION, arrived at this port from Bluffton, S. C.. having on board eight men who were rescued from n raft of timber which had gone out to sea. The raft came from South Carolina. The manager of tho same, a white mau, being asleep when it readied the month of the river, it was carried out by tho tide to sea. They foung themselves passing tho ship JRlSMWiftil, at TJ-IHJO, and called for a rope to secure the raft, but being unheeded, they were swept along until op? posite Pybeo Light, when tho keeper put out bi his boat and rescued Hie crew, seven colored and one white man, who were brought to Savannah, as above stated, by the Miriam awl Caroline. The raft being left to its fate, it was broken up on the breakers and; hnce thc shore of North Tybee Island." THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.-We have again and again stated that Charleston has never enjoyed better health than during tho past summer and present season. Every care lias been taken by the Board of Health, the municipal, and military au? thorities to place the city in a thorough sanitory ?ondition, and it needs but a perusal of the mortu iry reports, which are published weekly in the .ity papers, to refute any false statement that may be made. We learn thai certain part io? who are travelling throughout the State, probably Northern ?misaarios, aro striving to prejudice the country merchants against Charleston by circulating a re? port of yellow fever. This rumor has already de? terred scvoral merchants from visiting the city, but Dur only answer is tho published report of Dr. GEO. 9. PELZ ER ; by this it will be seen that but twelve whites and seventeen blacks diod in this city during the past woek, and none of the deaths were caused by any epidemic. The mortuary reporte are ofil isl and authentic, and any statement to tho contrary is false And malicious, and originated by designing partios. REGISTRATION IN THE CITY AND STATE.- The re? turns from the different precincts throughout the State, though not complete, are sufncienlly ad? vanced to form an approximate idea of tho total. In tho City of Charleston, to the 20th inf ant, S2S9 white voters were registered, to 5101 colored; giving a colored majority of 1812. The different districts of the State, ns far a? heard from, giv< 23,392 whites, to 47,388 colored voters; leaving majority in favor of the negroes of 23,991. This, added to the majority in Charleston, will give thom a clear majority of 25,800 in tho entire State. It will bo seen, from this statement, that the blacks outnumber the whiles almost two to on--, aa but 26,631 white mines wore enrolled, to 52,487 colored. It has been said that figures never lie, and the result shows a palpable want of animation among the whites. The importance of promptly registering has been frequently alluded to in our columns, and at tho ileventh hour we again urge all white citizens, who have neglected this great duty, to come forward and register. There is yet timo, and the coon try and State alike demand their services. BILL OE MOUTAI.ITI. - Return of deaths within the city of Charleston for the week ending Septem? ber 2 J st, 1S67: DIMKASES. Accident. Auasarca. Apoplexy.... Dowels. Hemorrhage or.. Bowels, Inflammation of. Cancer. Child Bod. Cholera Infantum.. Cousumptiou. Convulsion!;. !. Diarrrhcea. Diptboria. Dysentery. Epilepsy. fever. Bilious Hruiitlent. Foi cr, Congestive. Fever, Enteric. rover, Typhoid. Paralysis. Pvrcmia. Stomach, Canter uf. Teething. Trismus Nason I lu ru. Totals.L._1....".'. I I? I 3 |SJ ll H KC A Pl IC LATI UN : Whites, 19 ; Blacks and Colored, lt-Total, 30. Afr I - ! Under 1 3oar ol age. 7 between ful and t'*) tears, i Between land Oyeat?.. S Between ?0and 70years. ? Between 5 and 10 years.. 1 Bctweni 70 aud HO years. 1 Between 10 and 20 yaars.. 3 Between se aud 90 yearn. (1 Between 30 and 30 years.. '.iiUctwecn 90 and loo years. 0 Between 30 and ?0 years.. ?[Over 100 years f.f age. 0 between 40and 50years., ib Ornee of City Hotfstr?r. September 24. 1867. O KO BO li a. VEH.y. LR, M. D., (ity Begistrar. ?*--o CHARLESTON ENTERPRISE.-Thc finn or Messrs. JNO. ROBINSON & Co., of this city was formed some months since by several young Charleston iaus, with the intention of ougaging in the cotton mending and packing business. Though in opera? tion but a short time tho . -^-partnership has proved successful, and, during the winter months, the business will bocomo one of some magnitude. The few arrivals of new cotton havu already pro di ced a beneficial "fleet by infusing new life in thoae>ommereial houses that deal in thc staple. Messrs. JNO. ROBINSON & Co., have felt this magic influence, and have been actively engaged in pre? paring their forces to meet the issue. They have rented an office at No. 22 North Commercial Wharf, and have erected a hand-power cotton preas, in which they pack the cotton samples pur? chased from the factors. The press is tho work of Mr. JESSE JONE.-, a Charleston mechanic, and is iu many respecta su? perior to those or Northern makers. Mr. JONES has secured a patent for his press, aud hus already designed several improvements which will facili? tate tho work of compressing by lessening the la? bor. The one employed by Messrs. ROBINSON .X Co. was the first mado by Mr. JONES, and is worked by a eiauk und cog wheels, lt occupies u portion of the bist and second stories of the building, and the process of packing is conducted as follows: The cotton is placed in a compartment in the sec? ond story, tho top of the press is then firmly braced on, completely enclosing it, and the pres? sure is given below by means of a long wooden liandla, which is connected with a cog wheel. Thia pressure is entirely upwards, ?nd the cotton subjected to a gradual but forcible squeezing un? til its dimensions reach the required size. - he compartment or hos. at the top of thc press has a capacity of 500 pounds, but the hales are often of difiereut weights, and th? machiuery can be graduated to suit the quantity of cotton to he packed. S;neu this presa has been in operation Messrs. ROBINSON & Co. have turned out u nnptber of bRles that for neatness and firm,close packing will ..ompare favorably with those in the. hands ?>! fac? tor* that were packed by the common country screw. Mr. C. K. HUGER, of this city, is Ute agent for the JONES'Press, and is prepared t.. receive orders for the same. As yet this picas is hut little known, but il ia destined to aupersode not-only the horse powar screw but many of thc hand presses now in usc. in baling the cotton Messrs. ROBINSON & Co. have decided to use the iron ticas preferable in every respect to rope. After trying thc merits of the different patents they have decided to usc* thc WAILEY, tie, Which has a self-adjusting huckle., and the bale can bu subjected to steam pressure with cit injuium the efficacy of thc tic. Mr. SDSPPABD 1 - Augusta ha? applied for a pfitcul for a tie ri - entlv invented b) himself, which is said to he su? perior to those now in use, and which will he em? ployed whenever rt ia presented to the public io establishing tito business above referred to, thc gentlemen forming the copartnership of JOHN ROBINSON A c0 have- taken a step in thc right, di? rection, and weare happy to state that their ef? forts fo rise abo ve potty prejudices have received the sanction of tho cotton factors and merchants, who have assisted then, in various ways. Tho ex? periment luis proved a success, aod it Charleston should ever regain ha^aupremacy aa a cotton mart tins business wuTBc Ergeh- increased, anti thoa? engaged ?, it will hud .t a hidatise invest? ment. ?. MouxT PiXiSAXT.-Wo have already published the evlract of fin order from the Majnr-Oeneral Otjmuiahdiuf; the Nc,omi Military District, an uour^oiiig the appointment ?f the municipal otfli . , i, nf tho tuarn of M.mut Pleasant. That bod jr ivas organized OM Monday night at TIENKKN'S ?Tall, in the prasoucoof a large number of citi? zens. Mr. JOHN I>. STEELE, tho Intendant, delivered an inaugural, marked l>.\ sound sense and a cheerful tono. He callu eanecial attention to the condition ff 111.' li i'aiuB, ami recommonds the oniployment .i nu eugiueer t.- suive.,- the place and report con . ?11.11- the best system of drainage. Ho also re jommcuils repairing the streets and sidewalks. Altor transacting other business of local interest, Council adjourned. We ...innot forbear cimgratulating our neighbors across Um river ou hoing favored with the ser? vice of Mr. STEELE as their intendant. He pos? sesses tho practical knowledge, the sound dis? cretion, tho independence, and the energy that eminently qualify him for Hint outee. WV arc confident lie will magnify Iiis office, and if sustain? ed liv bis Wardens and the community, his ad minwtiatiou will redound to thc great benefit of ] thc place. li> il. lt you waul cheap Blank Books; If yon wan! cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa por, "'c.; or, MILI ms' Almanac; V you want Printing executed neatly; If yon want Dooks bound in any st} lo, or Account Dooks nude to order, with any desired pattern ot ruling, go to HIRAM H.vttais, No. 59 Broad street. lUTSlNKSS NOTICES. ALL KINDS MK .IOU WORK DONE AT Till? D ULY NEWS OFFICE. -O Anction Sales Th!? Day. ti. HR?T A SOS will will this day, at 10 o'clock, in their salesroom, No. 142 MeeUng street, 100 caaes boots, shoes, b ilmoruls, gaiters, tc. Jons U. IfUVNOB A Co. willson this day at io o'clock, at theil salesroom, No. 133 Meeting street, cotton gins, pre-if-rvejars', plows. Ac, to pay storage. "R. M. M*I;SIULL A Sro. will sell this day, at Un; o'clock, brussels carpets, oftlee furniture, household fur nituro, horses, mules, .Ve. A. H. Ai.KAU AMS ft Bona will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at their salesroom. No. 35 Hayna street, satinets, calicoes, Ac. Private Sales. Mesara. OLNXV A CO. advertise lime, cement and pres? tar. CHISOLM Die.;m H? have iu store, and for sale low, Peruvian guano. R. Muns A Co. advertise that they have tor sale tho arrow-tie and painted iron bands. URO. \V WILLUM, A: Co. advertise tor sale Halt, bag? ging, rope, ftc, -o H. II. B. An? synonymous with Health. Strength and Vigor. The secret will be revealed by Investing in a bottle of PANENWS HEPATIC BITTERS. Kor sale by all Druggists. -o A Cara. what is TARRANTS EKFERVESCFNT SELTZER APERIENT, and what are its cftVrts? These are nuea- | dons winch thc great American puMM has a'right to ask. and it also has a right to expect a candid and satis? factory reply. The preparation is a mild and gentle sahn, cathartic, HIII rat ive and tonie, and is mimt care? fully prepared in the form of a snow white powder, con? taining all the wonderful medical properties ot the far famed seltzer Springs ot Germany. .Ot ita eiiects we would say that those who havo tested tho preparati ? u ure thu best judges, and they dt-elare over their own signatures that the preparation will promptly relieve indigestion. Segu?ate the flow of the bile. Cms- every e|M-c!e-< of liesdnclif. Trsnnuilize the nervous sy-t.ni Refresh and Invigorate the Weak. Mlti e.'it.- the pangs of Rheumatism, Neutralize acid in the Klonisch. Cleanse mid lone the bon els. Assist the falling appetite. Cure the heartburn. li yon -.tv n sn Serer giro thi< Remedy one trial, ami it will convince you ol the above tacts. TARRANT ft CO., sole Proprie tors, Ne? Yurt. Sold by all Druggists. ?tinos September 13 -o Ki it Micky State ".'omblnnlloii Lottery, Ml'KItAV. EDDY A CO... Managers, draws EVERY DAY at Covington, Kv. Whole Tn k. ts from $1 to ?in. siiaiefl in proportion, i trpital Prisas front S400? io ?(.'>,0IMI. H. T. PETERS, Agent, No. '.'ii Haselfttreel, charleston, s. c. September 6 Imo -o The Time to Advertise In the t ou ul ry. TUK Pnaunz has a large clrct?ation throughout thf. middle and nprer Districts of tho State. Advertising; r.ites as reasonable ap the stringency of the money mar kui will warrant. Merchants sud otht ts wishing lo use thc columns ui the paper wal a ute. : ? JULIAN A. r'.ELDY. Proprietor, February 2"> Colombia, s. c. Wear nnd Tear. When the constitution is weak and the system de? pressed hythe war and tear ot business lifo, which makes euch tremendous draft* upon the body and mind, unless some healthful and Btrengtheriing tonic is resort? ed lo, prostration will ete.m . and disease creep unawares upon the \ ir tim of nc?i??encc. But if HOSTETTER'S STOM.iCH BITTERS, winch is a genial and palely vogeiablc stimulant, bc tinielj administered, tbc organisation will resist and battle thc reins of epidemic and changC3 of temperature mciduutal lo Ibis season of the year, which disorder thc nerves of tho feeble. There i? an active aud permanent vitality in thia remedy, ?hieb will prove nt un-.it benefit lo the brokrn dnwn amt shall'red const it n tl. .li. lt is the only tonk of which the stimulating principle is pertest!* pure. Its basis ia the eF?eiirWl principle "f smind rye, w hich is admitted by analytical chet isla to be the IUOHI harmless ot stimulants, und Hus Muid is relined from crudities which belong to il ss it cuiu.es from thu manufacturer. The oilier ingredients aro composed of medical plants mid berte), und cont si ii not one harmful element in all theta: composition. i? September'.'3 Know thy Destiny. MADAME li F. THORNTON; the great English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and PeycbonieU-cbnt, who ha? aston, .slnil the scientific classes ol thu Old World, has now bl? eated lu W?lf tit linds.N. V. Mud.mii THORNTON pos? sesses stub wonderful powern of sec,nd sight aa to ena blo ber to impart knowledge of thu gi "aU st importance to the single or married of either sea. While luautatn Of trance, she delineate- I be \el j I'eatu re* of th?- person you arc to marr*, and by the aid ol au instrument of In tense power, known UM the Psyebomotrope, (.oiaraulees lo produce a life-like picture Of the future husband ur wife or the applicant, together with dale of marriage, position in lite, leading ti-.iil.soI" . hara, ter, ftc. Thli is nu buni Img, as tinne an I ol I? diminuais ian assert. She ?ill send, when desi rod, a certified certificate, or written guarantee, (hat tho picture i? what it purports tobe. By enclosing a small lock ol hair, ami giving place ol birth, age, disposition and - omploxion,aiid . n.hising ttfty rents and itamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re eene the picture und desired inforaaliiiu by return mail, Ail coiumuiiicatiuus sacredly confidential. Addres*. iu confidence, Madame E. Fi THORNTON, P. O. Box 333, Hudson. N. Y Iv March 3U Free lo K very bod;y. A Large C. pp. Circular, giving luloriuatiou of the preate.st Importance lo lbs yonug ol both sever. It loaches how the homely limy become beaulititl, tin; despised respected, and Un: forsaken loved. No young I...ly or gentleman should fail lo tend theil addri -s, and receive a ?opy poal pani, hy return mail. Address P. 0. Drawer, 31, Mar h SQ Vvr Troy, N. Y. W BEST TONK Hit H Ott! Noveno 'I ii. ie i ...... ll, ult.I IwliUgS .U |W> lu nil. T.. v..une ami loobl, to gieal and io small; 'lin bceutj ulm h une.- wa? precious snu rare, ls lirr tor all and III IU ll li ! lil. lt5- ilii' sise ol" (JHLASTELLAK'? WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, Por Improving ami It. nm ic'ne, Ute Complexion, The moat valuable and periorl prestation lu use, fur giving the .-kin ?1 heantilul pearl-like tint, thal i- uni; found tai youth, u nubbly remove*Tan, Freckles, Pim plea, iTlolchcs, Moth Purucs. Saliownem. Eruption?, and all impimi hw ol Ibo skin, kindlj healing Um ?1. leaving the ukin ?hite aud clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected bj'the closest scrutiny, und being H vegetable preparation is latifeclty barnies*. lt is the uur. article ul the kind used by the French, and is con? sidered b\ the Parisian as lui lisp -Usable to u perleel toilet DpwardH of 30.000 bottles were Dold during the past yeti. , a Mii'.ici. ut guarantee ol Us ellh-acy. Price univ W cents, Seul by mail, post-paid, on receipt of un order, bj SERO EH, SflDTTH ft CO., Chemists, 3?! Diver Kt., troy. N. Y March HO. lyr I W. Wi WALTERS & CO., No. 68 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTI MORE. September MISCELLANEOUS. BASE BALL BELTS. BASE BALL BELTS. SPECIMEN BELTS ON BAND FOR EXHIBITION', from which any number or iwttern will l?e manu? factured nt reasonable figures. Memoirs of City Clubs are im ?ted to call and examine tbcm F. F. CHAPEAU, MEETING STREET, NEXT ROUTH MILLS HOUSE, Beptember _>,> wg,-> BTE CHARLESTON^ .univ \. WAGKNER, Editor. - UNDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDERSIGN EO pix puso to publish a German Weekly Paper, to bo thu organ of tho Herman population, and devoted lo the Int?-rents of thin State, in encouraging lui migr?t ion and Industrial Pursuits. Literature, Agriculture, Comiuerre, Arlu and Trade, will bo represented in its columna, and the news of the day WW he given. General JOHN A. WAGENER bas kindly consented 1? undertake the editorial management for the present. 8nbscription~-S3 for Twelve Months; $1.50 ft? Rix Months; ?1 for Three Months. Advertisements inserted on literal terni* C. O. BROKMANN A 00.. September 25 No. 3 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. EWERS Ai OTRM ATTENTION ! GI O TO NO 203 EAST BAY AND BUY YOUR f CROCUS EMORY POWDER ROTTEN STONE FLOUR EMERY EMERY CLOTH. Ac, lor polishing. A LOO, TANNERS' OIL NEAT8FOOT Oil., for Leather Hose LUBRICATING OILS, for Machinery, At figures within the reach or all. WM. M. Iii RU & co. Kept ember is HOWE'S PREMIUM STANDARD A LWAYS TAKE THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, ANO ?Y. 1OOK IT AT PARIS THIS YEAR, a? omi lui docu? menta will show. These Scales are placed entirely on their Bi tual uiorits. as every' Scale >8 warranted to give entire satisfaction. RAILROAD TRACK COUNTER HAY, COAL BUTCHERS' DORMANT DRUGGISTS' and PORTABLE BROKERS' SCALES, Of every size and variety. Call and examine samples at the CHARLESTON AGENCY, sign of Marvin'' fcr.ic. W. M. BIRI) & CO., September s Imo NO. 203 EAST DAY STREET. MARVIN'S FIRE, BURGLAR AMD DAMP PROOF MARVIN'S PAIENT SAFES never mould tb. ir emil, ul v MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES never eonoile the Iron. MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES never lune thur Fire prout quality. MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES are the rudy SAFES tilled ' with Alum and Dry Plas.ter. No other Safe baa these qualitjeaUouf. WE REFER TO THE MERCHANTS, COT IO? FAC? TORS, Bankers und Jewelers ut tun. Pity whom we have supplied, Sixty-eight of these Safes have been sold by us since the rkwe of the war, which ah tue should lie a mtftlclent guarantee that they are all we claim. call and examine the ?tock now on haml, or semi fur a Circular. W. M. ill RI) & CO, NJ. 2(10 EAST HAY, Agents (itrCharleston. September . _ Imo ~~ ISAM NIX & SON, No! 598 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. (ESTABUHHEDlSStl i MANUFACTURERS AND DEALEltS IN FINE CARRIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. WHICH WILL BE HOLD Jres (|,an at uny xtli.-i establishment in the illy, and warranted equal to any nude in Ure I luted States. xt j- Descriptive catalogues sent on appllesttoii August 3U fill? ASTROLOGY. Till; PRU) JIMMBD AT TUL WoNDEBPOT REVELATIONS MADE BY THF GREAT ASPBOLOQiST, Mailaitic il. A. IPEliRIOK >. (jilt: REVALS SECRETS Nu MORTAL EVER KM \\ O Six> restores to happiness loone ?bo, from doleful pvent?, catastrophes, crosses in love, lo?- ol relations and trierut?. 1res of money, fcc, have become despondent ?.i?. I?tugs togi toer those loon separated, gives informa u. o i ..u< . linne nlweiit fri. luis ,.i |,,\,., ;?-.,.?-T,-.-: |r,, t M rtok-u property, tells you the business yon mr bert qualibi d tu pursue and in \>hut ymi trill |" inoet ,, : ml, tenses speedymamagee, and tilla yon me veryJaj yr.u wiUmarsy, gives \. u the names, lireneot, nnr|, ?rteristks of tue person. She read* ronrvcry thought?, and by her almost supernatural powers, un rails the ?lark and hidden ray?tei les ol the irruir.-, from toe stars wi -ec in the firmament- th. maletic htai? that overcome M pr-dominate in toe configuration--nom ti., a-j" . t ni t positions of the planets and thi hv.-.i-t... mihi l.eaveus at the time ot birth, sho deduces tn,- ruinre dentin; mau. Fail not to consult the (?reales! Astrologist ou earth. ll eOsts you Inila trille, ftudyon maj unvri ny,.tin bal? rill ln\?r.ibleuii ..|i|?.i lliiill." . I ..|,~ol; il,..,, 1.,. .nil. IlkeDeflaand all rt paired intornmtom. : I. Parties liviu? st u distance ran consult the Mudante l.j in ul nilli ..;.i ii safely anuVaaUsfactlon to themaelvti:, a? iiin|ier. A tull and explicit chart, written out, nilli .di ?m-ulrie:: an? swered and likenessenckwri, beni b\ mnli-u r.-.?.ii.i pricealioTu mentioned. The sun;, PU, i.-y will lr maintained, aud all iwrresuoadeuei' mm il in il?str . - ed. Refereneesof tlie highest order loni.: Ind those ? Hiring them. Writeplainly the day ul the m.mtli i i year in which you irere boin, endosiu;; :i small loc ni hair. Address, MAOAMB H. A. UKRUUIO, p. (). DitAfti i; 2'.M, ld r KAU., N. V. Mai ch ::u AGRICULTURAL. i r- ?s v Mm nwm? mi y s i| Tin' Arrow Ties and Painted Iron BANDS FOB KA 1.1 VU COTTON CAMBINE THE UTMOST flMELKlTY WITH THE I ; neates! SMTRI tv. Theran made of the beet I WROUGHT IKON, ami have been thoroughly tested and | approved by the COTTON PRESSES. In all th.- principal Seaports, anil by the Planters j throughout the Ci>tlon-growin;i Staten. For -..i., by Merchants amt Peaters in ult the principal cities ami timms, at- tlie'very lowest prices. Dy A I.Un in i Ol ?cou nt to Dealers. ROBERT MURE & CO., AGENTS FOB SOUTH CAROLINA, September ROYCE ft CO.'S WHARF, wiuii'. Charleston. INGERSOLL'S wm POWER mm PM. For Convenience, Economy ?ml Clieanncss, Mic greatest Lahor Saving IWitehine that run hv lint on II Plantation. OPINIONS OF*THE PTOPI.E > \ux::r-\Lc. BARSWEIL DISTRICT, K. C.,I March 1,1807. J 1/ HI Wile*, ifankatt Hi..n.i MES : ? nsod, during iii.- pas! n.:ur.nn, one ot . tugeTSoll's Pi liable l otion Presses,' purchased of you li i September. 1 have slwajg, b. < u prejudiced in favor ot tho "Screw Treal "". Jiotwng bul dire necessity in? duced* mo to In .mr other. ? takn plcamiro, however, in ?'..l.l.n:; my testimony tn iav.,r of it? entire, adaptation to ihn want? 01 a cotton plantation, lt lins surpassed my most Hinnumo expectations, 1 have itackcd with but two hands, ye I I prefer four-two at each le-cr. My bains all weighed over .'.CiO lbs. Thc lire* lot I Font to market uvcraged 6621 % My impression is that 500 lbs. li aboul thc capacity r.t thc Press, and a greater number ni pounds subject the fodow-blnct 10 too much risk, un? less the sides ol the cotton Knx was increased, lt would .1.1.1 grcstlj t.. th.- i.ilue ..i ihe Press il the cotton box w.i ' ti o incbes lon*? 1 lu baale, I am, verj respectful!]. Vour ob?dient servant, Sar., ii. \V. LAWTON. I". S. 1 took my Prepq dunn RIKI earned it some four mil. i to pack thc cluj) of a neighuor, who tailed to haw j a "Screw" built; he wa^ *o mn.-h p)pa?Pd that he han determined to abandon the "Screw" and purchase "In. gordon's Prcas." , B. W. I,. . ni WE w KIWI'S tf&riri ira Rt?inoVn (ViiiPAMi, \ Vint a vi IXE, fl. C., April IS, I8U7. 1 CrUTLSilCJl : (nave just received your letter ol Kio i nary nth-upon my return lo thin place, alter au ub e?oii' ut two months and tm- replj nts) bu lu., inti- tuc. your"1>seripUvi Circular of lugersoll'4 Cotton Press." Tho Press 1 used in parking my coil.m Issi year worked admirably, packing, with ease from soo to sss lbs. With good activo hands to work it, I :iiu satisfied thal from eli'liteeu Ui twenty bau-s mi-hi readily be packed Ul ii day. This Pr.-ss coiitbiuss th? sdvanlagui nf lightness, and i-onsM|Uent portability and simplieit) |beiug casilj utan sgnl b; any one of ordinary Iuteffigeuce). Great cout? ure sing loree, wtth little motive power, and "last, but not leasi," il ls worked entirclj b.\ hand, Wim va\iin/ for the farm bones the hard labor imposed upon them by the use ol thc ordinary "Screw." Respectfully, Ac. yonra, E. M. LAW. To Ln ru? i MABSH ILL, Charlas toa, u. For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICK LL 1 address LITTLE A. MARSHALL, Agents tor the Ingersoll Colton Press. Ho. lin MEEI INii si CK CT. OppOnlte l'ai iliuii lintel, .lum- IT mwf Charleston, S. C. NVAtfcEY'S PATENT SRTiP-PARTRNlNG VTOOUflHT IRON BUCKLE TIE. [FIRST PREMIUM WARDED AT LOUISIANA STATE FAIR. ! | T IS AS CHUM' A TIS, .Nl< TUE UEST ONE YET ! j Invented, lt is tim Htroiigctit Tic, ^lauding by lest a i Mirum of ('SSH!) two thousand pounds.. The most easily MdJUrttcil lie. US it is Kilflasleiiiii;;. The must sim ide, ' ni|iiiriug ouij to ?hp Un* inud,hilo llic buekk'. mid ldc . i'asl icily ul' OIL* cotton lastell? itself. Mid it cannot be , .'omi unfastened. ? Fur sale, in large ot small iptantiti. J, by ltOhS, KUMIHS .t co., C?iuiainsion Merchants ami Oem ral Agents, So. Ht! Prout Mir. et, New Vor* City. STREET URO. * CO., Agents, July 15 :. Chaili'Mloii. s. c. VEAGLE" COTTON GINS, .MAM. UM.V UV BATIKS, ! tYDIfl & C* >., BrldgUM liter, Mn ML NEW \'>lti\ Wi Web i sim I. lU'JSTUN -li flu. nix HiiiUiiliK. NEW ORLEANS ol st. Charles idn-et. IAileli I jj -"nu ,M. M. QUINN, I VVholesalo & liotail LV.YIor KOOKS, prUHHHCALS, j N V \\ H PA.Pl i:. , ."TAT ION ERV, ETC. lin. ::i KINO WTRF.FP ! r lOpiioiiie Annarr.11, < ? Kur i o : i.l mi. < i. S. i The LATEST 1 SUES oi die Prr.-s alwan tm hand, suhscriptionii received au.i ii.v..io delivered ur t. .. i ivardod by Mail or L>pi all CASU ORDER** will hi promptly attended to, iVhrnirr 2a . 1, THE Rf ARION STAR, (1st\bl.l iit-i.' SEAftlA tttilSTl YE.ABS AtiO. li 1? puIdisbcdstMarn.il :.. im ti,.- ?.entrai ?.onion im the country, awl Miera it. tavorabU luislium.i.i .Mui . ?.liaut.-t, Dri'Kgtotit, Mad. t-, aii.rail. 11 - -?1 wli..desirr : luKXteud llit'tr busluesi in the Pee I'monuitiry. l-v?r the bein lit of wur sdverL 10 . Uri.us,' wu slisU, lu siWilinu I.ic ? ni ? ccip! n.ii li. i.* cuusUotly in rreafiing.publish and distribute -. : ..iiMiniy, exipitwul Hie ti l Ali, duriug the business .J ..... 1. Kati Rates 01 AilvertDmijftflien:. W.J. '.IcKERAI.L, .tNomnlN-rSO . ' " Edilor uni Prourieli?r The (greenville Monn?iimu-r TS PVBLISHEII EVERY Till RSIM . AT ?I Mi PEI yeer, iii a Ivunci'. Adrcjrtisrmisiils in i rlej ni usiml late-. * it; I.. I 1.1 Util'. kl... Ill I....I I.I DRUGS, CHEM.PALS, ETC. FRESH ARRIVAIS j OF DIM MEDICINES ! ! E. H. KELLEKS & CO., No. 131 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET. C1ALOMFI., QUININE, MORPHINE. BI. ('ARU. SODA, / SULPHUR, NIT. POTASH, OPIUM, CASTOR OIL, fte. We have pai taren of the above articles put up ea pre&idy for country orders. On hanU all ol' the Principal Proprietary and Patent Medicines, which will be nola at a low figure. September ai FURNITURE, ETC. ^ FORNIT?RE! P?R?IT?Rj?! MANUFACi (jRED UV F. KRUTINA, Nos. 90 and 08 East Houston .street, Now York Gity 4 LL TULS FURNITURE, COXSISTINfi OF PARLOR. A. CHAMBER. TUNINO ROOM AND LIBRARY SUITS, i. nf the latest styles, and manufactured of the very best material, under the pcrsoual supervision of the Proprietor, and guaranteed. Parties in the Mouth desiring flue Household Furulture can be supplied direct trout the manufactory ; or those alnmt visiting New York will lind lt U> tlielr advantage to examine this Stock before purchasing elsewhere, All Hood? warranted, wini ?Irnos July'll LOTTERIES. GEORGIA I FOB Tni: BENEFIT OF THE HINOM KIMMYS HUM. BOYD, WILSON & CO., tanagers. Great Extra Scheine, CM,ASS J-?. CA PITA ii VltlZE $20,000. ? - $60,000 in Prizes to be . < .... . distributed. TICKETS ONLY Ol DOLLAR! TO P.K UK?WN AT ATLANTA, OA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1S67. All the Prizes will, be drawn! .1 PACKAGE OF TEX T'K h'ETS FOR TEX DO 1.IA RS 'TJA ll I. F Tit J> BA If' *30,0iKI I -o ALSO, BAILYHlMNJHH! CAPITAL PltT/KS PROM $5?O? TO $80,000! WHOLE TICKETS from $1 to $20! SHA lt KN I V PROFOUTIO.\. Draws avery day. Sunday excepted, al Atlanta, Qeo., ut 1 P. M. Drawing received in Cuariestuu, by Telegraph, ar j P. M., dally. All Prizes paid withoutdiscouiiL (inicial Drawing;1 gent cai'h purchaser. AU Prises Cashell al thi. outee. ?y Cirivsi'iiiidents may rely nu prompt attention to antun bj simply enekudim mousy with mil midi, cs. t?r All onl?ra for Ticket*, Schemes, and inioruiafioii Ul bu addressed to JAMES KERR, Manager*! Agent, l/x-k Box No. 581, Charleston, H. r. Oruce: Nts Jd RKOAD STREET. September 16 KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY TUB HAVANA PLAN) FOR THE j ? i : N r F i T OP THE SHELBY COLLEGE, MURKAY, EDDY & CO., Managers. Great Scheme. CAPITAL PRIZE, $50.000! ? USN IMU'/.KS$?:il>,or?0 IA PUIZBM TU BK Ol ST Kl li I T K U I To be drawn al Covington, Keiiluek.v> SEPTEMBER 30th, 1*07. WHOLETICKETS, Wi: ILVLVES.$C: QUARTERS, : Kb i H TUS. 51.60 .Hi. ibLuceaar* lar inore tamable lodraw uri aL tbrs than iii ..m ..un r Lottery ia the ?.?''?' 1"r''1u. 7 of Lotter) li k. t. should always - vauuu. me rcneine* Piizes paid in full witlioiu discount O?icinl draw?iKS? ut cai b Va'^u*r'"tila,,, (irjrra rorrcspoudent univ r. ?cn prompt attention to order. . " 1,1> ^??'and m?o.manon lo '" '"" .H",,Hl.r^.^'. i .VJ. I lui li Hi.-H. ! . < . " ' lilli - N... '.?< Ha?H .|,.,d..r< TUji OllANUKBlTO NKW8. , ! nil; IVEUV SATURDAY MOHNINO. AT Iyi l.l.l.-iir.iJ Term. 52 l*r annum, in ac* i'laurel'n';.. ? 1 . ' '"' ' ' .i . Kiiriim ami toll ?*? HK< ?"??>>U'-,A' N'..v;'""il.cc?r.ul.l|e.ll..r thc brhetU ul ."".J','':'!:"!"1':,.|"l,".i1',eiiis iusorted on lbs roost libers! ' \,|.n. SAMUEL DIBBLE, 1,linn uianpeburii News, tvbraar] ?S Oranfeburft S AUCTION S?IES. Sati/uis, C?lieoes, &?., <tc. BY A. IL ABRAHAMS * MMS. I THIS DAY. tho 25* tost, ft \0%P6}**' *^a" . our ?alPtpfom. No. 3? Heyne street, T eon SATINETS 11 MW? Prints 3k Paper Collars, Ac, Ac also, CA NUKE* I Bbl?. MACKEREL Sugar 25 boxe? Family Soap sugar Crackers. | 20 M 8egars, Ac, *c September SS_ Colton Vitia, P'meroe Jars. Ploies, Scale? to pay Fi ciqhl and Storage. BY JOHN ti. HILM OR & CO. THIS DAY (Wednesday). 25tli instant, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, at our auction saleaiooui, No. 133 Meeting street, THE FOLLOWING AT IC LES, TO PAY FREIGHT AND STORAGE: 7 CO'lTON SAW GINS-Taylors A Parkhurst patent 1 Cotton Roller Gin 5 casks and 1 box Preserve Jars of Kaolin Ware 1 case Dr. Houghton'* Pepsin Sots Old Scales, Plowa.^fcc Condi tiona ca->h ou delivery. ALSO,. On account of Underwriters and all concerded, 1 case. 35 pair, MEN'S HALF WELT BROGANS. September 25 ___?_ 100 Cases Bo^ts, Shoes, Brogan.", Gaiters, dc. BY ar. HITMT ss'noit. THIS DAY, 25th institut, at ID o'clock, is our Salesroom, No. 142 Meering street, wc will sell for cash, 100 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORALS, GAITERS, kc. M . Way Split Kip and Buff Brogans Meu's Burl' Balmorals, Congress Gaiters Women's. Muses' and Children's Balmorals, Hoots, kc. Men's Calf sewed and pegged Boots, Ladies' Gaiters All iresh and desirable goods and regular sizes. ALSO, A -cw lots 8H0P GOODS. September 25 ' Six Brussels and Three-ply. Carpel?, Handsome Office Chairs and Talnes, Household Furniture. targe Upright Show Case, ?rc, tte., One-horse Fairer Gin. BY R. M. MARSHALL di BRO. THIS DAV, at IO'? o'clock, at No. 83 Broad street. 9 Hi da?l-:s. 3 MULES. Mahogany Extension Table, Hat Rac*, Sew ing Machines, Ac. _September25 >r- ? PUBLIC ?BALE. . Will b . sold, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, Octo? ber 2d, 1367, at ll o'clock A.M., at U. 8. QusftermSB ter's Depot, Southern Wharf, Charleston, S. C . - A LARGE LO f OF DAMAGED HAY. Terms cash in Government tunda. The Hav tobo re? moved at once alter the close of sale. By order of Bvt Lieut Col. T. B. HUNT, Chi af Quartermaster, 2d Military Matriel. T. P. McELBATH, September 25 Bvt. Msjor and A. A. Q. V. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS* ESTIMATES WASTED. OFFICE CITY civni ENGINEER, I CITY HALL, CHAW K.-TON, September ll, 1897. ) ' Cl BALED. PROPOSALS W1IX BK RECEIVED UNTIL ? the lSth at 12 o'clock M., for BULLDING SEVERAL TRUNKS ot' the lengths and bi zea given below. The es? timates will include the cost of excavating' about 200 cubic yards ol earth, tho necessary Ailing, reforming of pavements, and grading after the laying of trunks. TBtrXKS. PEET. Length of Trunk in Line s?eet....2T0 Loturth of Trunk m and from lota fa. Coming street to the tidal drain.300 Length c i Trunk from lota on Gadsden street to the maid i ra ni in Wentworth street....*.. I.1;) Length of lYunk from McIntosh's' Court to Rad-' cline street drain. :.187 w. U'? ".j Totalleuglfa....,..-...... 87T Ti links to bc'twofer* bv twenty inches in the clear, built of two by twelve inches primo yellow pine planlu. to rest upon Mlett]>erM of three by nins inches, ihn ie feel long, placed Ave (vo\ from'centre?. Braces to be two by six inches, dovetailed into the sides of Trunks, at dts tauees of flv,o feet from centres, The Trunks lo be laid to grade pegs furnished by the Engineer. All tfae work must be carried on -with the greatest dispatrb. Plans can be seen at this office A copy of these specifications must he attached to each oller. LOUIS 1. BAR BOT, September 12 .. * City Engineer. NOTICE. - OFFICE? OF CHIEF OF POLICE, > MATH GUARD HOUSE. [ WiiAi.i.v..vr.>N. S. C.. August 22, 1367.) 1HIE FOLLOWING- SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES arc published for the Information of al) whom it may conceruj^Af C. <B. 8IGWALD, -" Captain of Police. * - * * ?.'*..? ?? j? ? SEC. VI. All smoking of any pipe or segar in White Point Garden, and East or South Battery, be and the sanieis berebjr prohibited; and any, person who shall violate this clause ot this Ordinance shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and pay" the sum of five dol? lars, lo be recovered In the City Court, one-half tba amount to be given to the informer. * .* ? * ? a - m m SH?-. Viii. AH indecent and disorderly conduct, curs? ing sud sweating, clamorous noises, drunkenness, quar? relling, lighting, or profanity, committed lu Whitu Point Garden, or o i either of the HatterleH aioresald, shall be? punished iu tho same maimer as the same offences- are now directed by lav to be punished when rominitted in any other portion.-, ot the city. ? . * ? * * ?I "SI Str. X. No person or persons shall ride, lead or di ive any horse or horses,'mule ur mules, within the enclosure nf the Garden, uuder a penalty ot Ave dollars for every such otteure, to be recovered iu the City Court, one-half the amount ot the Due to be given to the informer. * * " - ? * ? .-.*->'_* Ste. XL It shall not bc lawful for any person or per? sons io seeiire or moor with their tasia any ve?el, boat or rait to any part ol the wharf, ortho railings thereof, at White Point, constructed by the City Council, leading fran that ]iart oj East Day called the Battery' U> South liu? street, or to kind Irotii auy boat, vessel or raft airy buards, lumber, ur other material, oh any part of tba said wharf; and it any person or persons shall violate or transgress any of the provisions contained in this clause? such persou or jiersons -shall torie!t and pay fifty*dollars, to be recovered in the City Court, oue-half ol which pen? alty shalt go lu the informer. Whereas, many loaded drays and carts pass unnecessa? rily through King Htreet, in the city ol Charleston, to thc great obstruction uf that thoroughfare, and to (the serious inconvenience aud danger of those who have business therein: > Dc il ordained, That from nud aller the passing of thia Ordinance it shall not be lawful tur any licensed cart, dray, wagon, or other carnage, laden with cotton, lum? ber, or other ?merchandise ur commodity* to be driven through thc said Elng street eonth of Calhoun street, or any part thertor, sa...- and except for the purpose oi re ceEmg or depositing a load in such part of said street; ii?fa any driver or conductor of any eneh cart..- dray, wagon, or other carriage, offending herein, shall lorfait and n ay .. cum of not less than ten dollars, nor moro thin r.ry doilars. _30_Augmrt33 l'UBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, . 1 . January 3,1667. ) PUBLIC NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER thc following Ordinance liccn.iC3.havc been prepared ?ar delivery frcca this Office. S. THOMAS, City Treasurer. SEC. L Bc ii Ordained tv thc Maxtor and Aldcrrxmrn City Council as::'i:bk?. That from ?and after thc first day of January, licenses shall be taken out lor all carrs, dray, and wagons, used for private and domcshtrprlrposcs, in Hu same manner, and according to the same provision*] now ot force in relation to curls, drays and wagons, leter driven [for hue, except giving bonds, And each such earl, dray or wagon, shall lw> prcvided with'a badge con? taining the numW thereof, and .marked P.i rat*, to ha? placed ou the outside of tho shaft. si c. 'J. No is-rson shall be taken by the'Treaanrer aa surely to any bonil under the Ordinance ron rr rn lng 11 . ?lises lor caita, drays, wagons aud other carnages, un? less he or fihp be a freeholder. s pe. ?I The lot!/)wing shall hereafter be the rates for licenses tor public and privat? carts, drays, wagons, A.'., 13 cl liding the bones or mules used thereof, which ahall lu Iree from orln-r tavation: prom: Cl ?TB, DRAYS, FTC, OR THOSE TPMrXOVED Dt AMC ?nilNFS:; WM ATFVTCP., FOR HI KP. Ol BL. I OR IV1HBXCT. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by oue horse or mule, ?io. , For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horses or mules, lau, t - . POT every hark and carriage witri two wheels, $20. ' Par every hack aud carriage with four wheels, $40. For every stage ur omnibus (except line omnibus)' willi two horses, S50. For every stage or omnibus (evrept linn omnibus), drawn by b'.ilr horses, $60. For every truck drawn by two or more horses or mules, Ji'.O. For evpry express wigan drawn by two or more horst* or mules, (60. at 1:1.FAD CART* ASP PRIVATE CARTS, DR ITS, ITC. l'or every bread carl or wagon, to. For every carl, dray or wagon, used for private or do? mestic purposes, and not to b? employed in the trans? porting of goods, warts, merchandise, lumber, or any other commodity, for compensation, either directly or indirectly lui- tin same, shall pay l'or a license the sum ot $6,'exclusive ni tin-horse or mule. Ratified in City Conn, il, this lOih day of January [la H.] In Hie year of ?ur Luid OM thousand eight hun. dred and sixty-six. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor By the Mavor. January ? W. H. SMITH, derk of Council. t v on DI V ANCE TO REGULATE mi; STfiUAOP. OP PETROI.EDU, ITO FPO DtTCTH, ASH OTfJlUt INFI.AMSIABLR OILS. . SEO. 1. Hs il ordained by th>- Mayor and Aldermen, in 'CitlCounnl assembled. That from and arter the ISth day of June next, it shall nut be lawful to keep Petroleum, Kerosene, bock Oil, Beiir.lne, Bonz/ile, or any other In Itamiuable. oil or oils on storage or for sale in auy caihrr, ?torc or building routh of Lim: street, in a larger .luan Hty thau fifty gallons ou any uue lol or premiseJ( and any such ijuautity so kept or storeu shall bi1 ?ontatned lu vessels of tin or oilier metal. bte, 2. That Petroleum, its pi odo. is, or any other lo tlauiuiablc ult ur oils, when brought into Hie city by laud or water, may He kept* on any lot orin uuy biuldiug in which cotton i . not stored, for a psrio? not e?c**dJn^ twenty-four bonis, ii|?oii the evpiratiuii Ol which Unio il shall be removed and k.-pt in Hie mann, r as re.julrtil by the foreguiutf section. SEC 3. Any person or persons' violating any part i.f tlii.s Ordinance shall bu tmbjei t to u Hue or two lmndre.1 dollars, for each offene.-, recoverable in any Court of com? petent jurisdiction. _ . , ... , tfatifl.d In City Council this twenty-first d?j ofHur, tn thoyear ol our Lord one thousand eighl hu ldred ami smy-sev. n. p ft nA,TjLAKD> Mayor w. H. Sitrrn. Clerk ot Connell. _Jnae< KIKI-: LAtAM. BAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, I Cert HAU. N??*i?ital?sr u, tsikk ( 1 il VI RSt'INi? DRSl ROI'S OK REBU1LDDNU IN T8E \ Kurili Districts and Wast. Places ut the City, tm ,i, r -\u .vt oi th.- M?nerai i^enibly, Rlvlui autliority lu UKI Cih Coull, il oi Chsjijeston n> piwied in tte mat leroi a iii.- Loan, with a vi** i<> aid m building up tho CR* II'I W " an ber* bj DoliUud tba! the iona of appli. , dion lot loan-can hr obtained at llieodtae*! theCleik ol i ou i >. ' tl. betweeu H?- hol.? ol ll A. M. and 2 P. M. All api'l" aii"o~ noi"1 .. J in the ahoVe mentioned ellice, aa I be COlllllliUPi w III m. ile V? I') MuhJay tp.CQZ* ? ij, r the same. " . " - |tl ..id. i ol Ibe -M.N- ?' W. II. '.MUTl, .Nov? lober IO _?jerk ol Gorme lt, Mil li K. g OFFIi I: uK HIE CUTEF OP POLICE,! ? H-RLE3T0H. S. 0 . May 4. 1S67. } rpHE REilULAR INSPECTION OF ill LOU ?vNl? I m. Uv IH^S, vaults. Ar?., v.iii eommeai. on .'....iJiay ".-/. iu inst Owners and upanN -tr. in r. by r.Kjiu>eit I.. s?- mal ibi-li praniaea ar.- in good cou.liuoa and (hut ..il nhl. and sjarbage ..- u.-i aa bj OrJi nanee. Other inspections will ioOow. B) order oi Mayor GAOXIEO. t.. B>SIGWALD. Ok ?i . ..' PoHce. t^yai^klKS ?Ud^MUS- AfS8**L ll Ohl U bi? ^^^y BB ?o-st ^?K?kxj. no- -^HV dem srienee, set-in:: ujma ^?1 . Ibo Beard and Han- iu an sliuost n?racAiJoua rriarfher. t has bin n used by I lie rliu- of l'aria and London with thc mont ttattering snccrss. Nsnie-j of sj| purchasers wi! bi iegister. d. anti it entire satistactiou is um giren in every instance, tin immerwill IK- rhecrftiUy refunded Price by mail, sealed anti postpaid, fl. Descriptive cir" ciliar- and lestimoniaiii mailed-free. Address BF.lttjl-J? Kill l'ISA CO., i In-mist-i, No. '?S5PJ\\^ ?treet IVoy N* Y., Syh/ A:. mc (or the Putted States - March 30 jj.