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. i -,, ^.?iwuii ir ?<.|ip i|Ui agaa mm mr*** McMHil^AJ* & MORTON, raOFBIETORS. No. 18 HAYNE STKE?T. CITY PRINTERS. TERMS CASH. SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY-TWELVEMONTHS.v.?10.01* DAILY-SIX MONTHS. DAILY-THREE MONTHS. ??!H> BINOLE COPIES.9 ?ente TO NEWS DEALERS.-.3 cent* BATES OF ADVERTISING. 16 cont? a Une for first Insertion. 10cent* s Une for each eubaoquont insertion. S Unes or under to be charged half a square. For Marriage and Funeral Notices-$1. AU Ball and Exhibition Advertisements mm! bo paid for tn advance, unless they are ordered to be charged to regular advertisers. i i II* i i i'i g BBBBB.i MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1867. COMMERCIAL. ICxpovto. NEW YORK-Per .steamship Manhattan-SB halas 8 I " 1331 halos Upland Cotton, 119 bales'Yaru, T6 i !, TH* dri?' 13 ^'f^!8 and ecrastoMnshlp?SAWanc*)-^105 bales a mos, 35 cask? Clay. 73 balea Rags, 68 bales Yarn, 0 bales Feathers, 20 sacks Fruit, 83 bbls Rosin, 10 bbls Spirit? Turpentine, 30 pack? ages Furniture, 160 Railroad Wheels and Axles, 2? casks Brandy, 880 empty Casks, 98 packages Mdze. BALTIMORE-Per steamship He* Gull-?9 tierces Rice, 677 bales Cotton, li tanda Botaba, 1 nhd Mid 18 bales Hides, 38 Packages. The Charleston Cotton Market. OFFICE OF TBS CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, 1 CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, October 19, 1807, ( Th? demand opened activo and prlcoi gt* Jual fy "hard- i acedfrom ?c. to Xe. fl ib., tho market being somewhat irregular, and buyers were unable to operate to the ex t ?ct of their orders in consequence of thc Ught eu pp ly on sala, the article closing with an upward tendency, caused by the improvement of ?d. ft lb. at Liverpool. Sales 600 balas, of which 100 were disposed of the evening before, say 10 at 16?. 19 at 15X. 80 at 16, 37 at io?, 84 at if X. 14 at 1CX, t7 it }6*C tail at 17, 39 at 17?, 61 a 17X. ind 10 at 17? cents. We quote LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION. Low Middling.16 @16? MlddBng.17 <a Strict Middling.17X? Bavannah Market. SAVANNAH, October 17.-COTTON-Tao market con? tinued dull during the latter part ot last week, but mero favorable advices received the first part of thia a tarted buyers in, and large sales have ooen made at exceeding? ly irregular priceB, according to the excitement manifest? ed or felt by the buyer, or the pocket and nerve of the seller. To-day we would quote pr leos, a abade easier merely ? chads-not becauso . ibo ciWl^dUlug ; afcvtoea from New fork and Liverpool 'show arly worse state Of things, but because the demand has blackened up on a feeling of distrust- , Factors have, with their usual as? tuteness, taken ad van tag* bf the -anmnalion of the last few daya to work off their poor, neglected qualities; In fact, maring the good sell the poor. We quote : . Haw York Middling.18 @ % JUverpool Middling.17 <g> Other qualities li regular. The market closes rather We here remark that lu the present Impoverished state of the trade lt behooves factors to be tree setters even If their necessities do not warrant it, as we can but see evi? dences in the late more flattering advices from Europe of aplana? ? Myuma tn stock sufficient to be able to hold off for a week or two, and deal cotton another knock-down blow, and entail out the. evident straggle of holdere to maintain prices above the even figure, Bd H lb. Such baa been the experience of the past few mouthe, a rally ona day of 1-16 a ?d, and a decline of yad. the next. We write in ail candor, looking to the best interests of tho country.. and wo would again U' ~> planters not tb hold back their cropo, but to send cm forward rapidly, aa the future does not bid fair to remunerate them for tenacity. It ia always well to reason on the question, and more particularly now, when we have so little weigh t aa a cotton raising country on the marketa of the Crops lu the upland section are even more satisfactori? ly reported upon than before, with, of course, some grumblers, the present fine weather giving planters every chance of picking out the very last fibre of lint; but still we do not look for more than our former esti? mate of two and a bata millions of bales, it having been placed by us aa a maxlmnm from the first, . - B otante Carolina, 9 a 9?c, and 9? a lue by the single ?rca.^Rangoon ia quoted at 9c per pound by the bag, TTxaxa AMD LOMBEB-Our marketa remain unchang? ed, fae,supply light but equal to the demand. I Sotas in? quiry ls being made for flooring, but tbs mills refuse to cut at the ratea offered. No transaction worth) of notice, ead quotations unchanged. FnmaaTs.-To New York, cm cotton, per steamar, ap To Hew York on Sea Island. To Boston on upland per bale. To Boston; -ef? Philadelphia, oct upland, per balo'.. Ta Baltimore on cotton, per steamar. Ta Philadelphia on ootton, per steamer, upland,... To Philadelphia, on domestics per bale.. To Liverpool, on cotton, per steamer, square .... To Liverpool, on ootton, per steamer, round. lo Ltverpoc 1, on ootton. upland. To Liverpool on ootton, sea Island. To Prcnrldsnoe, on cotton, per sall. To Providence, Dio New York, per ?team or. To Portland, via New York. To ?ew^or? ?.1 . - - .. To Maw York, on lumber.. . .".*:*. .'.'.'. . .V?9 00 a - To Boston, on lumbar.10 00 a - To New York and Beeton, on timber.. .10 004 ll To Cuba, on lumber (in gold).nominal CjOMMJUTTVX COTTON STATEMENT. X $3 00 X X ? I ts^oo Xe Xe Xe figS eat hand Sept. 1. Eaeatvad ainoa Oct. 10. Received previously... 1667-08, 1866-07. lUpl'd. Total.. Exported ainoa Oct. 10.. Expo ."tod previously ToW. Stock on hand Oct, 17. mi sn 10 j 10,898 67)24, ?m 69 99 4471 66 91 "0,(06 698 30860 0498 19133 loy* 1444? 34680 94 iom 499 6411 Mobile Market. MOBILE, October 15.-COTTOM-Thoro was a good de? mand to-day. Rosiness aaa .restricted., on account of Uxht stock offering. The market closed quiet, with sales of only BOO bales; Middling 16? a-c. New Orleema Majrfc^f, (Hi NEW ORLEANS, October 16.-OOTTQU-The oompaia the business being done for foreign, ax port; and although lt ?ma checked bora by the difficulty of passing foreign billa and the inadequate supply offering, yet it was nev? ertheless to an increased'extent, summing up 1800 balea. Fricas ware still Irregular; small lots pronged on the mar? ket occasion illy o hanging binda taner .quotations; but on the whola ruled more In favor of factors, particularly for tho batter qualities, which wore tu request, but otter? ed sparingly, The figur?e paid, howswer, inquire no spectfve statement*), oomprtaa 3381 balee, against 660 during the corresponding period lart weok, showing un incKuse of 1672 bales. The exporte embrace 778 balee to Lj^aragLRae to Boston, and 970 to New York, making BTAt*Jt?lT? oj? OOTTOS. moak on hand lat September, 1807. bales-16,360 Received today.,.\_,.,t,{ au Recel /ed previously. 19,648- 19,767 m . . .. ??i?a Cleared to-day. LOM OWarsdprsxfously.fsACUi 10,738-11,704 Stock oh hftbd and ou Bh.i?>bo?.<?..{ft QS.M9 The exports embraced 1028 hales for ?Piton. Baltimore AXurket. ? -.. r BALTIMORE, October 18.-?otaraa-Market dull for Rio, no salsa; wa quote for invoices 7? to I3><c common to prime in bono; jobbing lots, do^paMl, 18 a l9?o gold, as to quality. B&ock 14,600 tea? tn ?nt ha=i:. COTTON-la quiet, aman sates of Middling at 18c; some hollers refund to sell nadar 18X?. %. . -,Z , ' JS??^"*** V??r>ft0 "???rft^aay worthy of note. Barry to the week, but not before reported, tl,are were sasses ?sr ssHSs bato to-day at ts 76. Con Mc*l ta du i ;^oteTbage at ff * 582 MUI? <*?.* ??td atT so ? bbl. Buoawheat- Wo quota Nol at 16 76 fl 100 In Mik, Priojs generally reuiato unchanged. <Haf?.'Wtsal<r To-dag 8000 bushels white and 19 600 bwaAAlarofiraoclved; m ..cfcat opaned st?ady, but olosed haavy, and from 8 to ? cents off ea prim* and chote* and 8 to 10 conte on lower grade?, a good deal reroamirui gradee at ?3 a.S 67. Ooru-SSCO buaheta white and 2460 ?"?J^Z^i0 *S "M~ao ????and tor yirtlow;t?*?e aak^tqu^UdNO ?x*?"?*"? Faovmom. - Bacon conttou?s tn inodertto jobbing ?onldt^a? ead caaar rtbTaVa Uko; new cftr oured Mama 19 a ?o?' ^^^^^^^?H^ifp^? *2^^'S^<^*^oU von. Ska ft ?. thal -- TlfV^'irw"1-. tho ?mout>i of capitel seeking employment on this aide. , : The New York Post announces that currency la return? ing from the Weet, but> ayn that all of it will soot) be rn ()?n?Hiy tim South. Tho" Poet eas 0, "the1 mora moder? ato tillouri al men deduce the conclusion that while there canuot weft bo any ?evore monetary stringency devel oped fol- tho present, except b? aoms Treasury distur? bance of tba tho currency, wblcb is not st all Uki ly to occur-, ?tin the prospect of such, monetary ease end plethora as would kt a Very carly day put the rate of interest below 0 to 7 par csu!, in rather delusive than tr. nt worthy. New York Market. BIONEY MARKET, The Kew York Commercial Advertiser, of Friday, says! Money continued in very active demand from brokers up to i he close of bank hours. The difficulties of tko mcrohants, arising from their inability to get their usufct amount of discounts are assuming a serious aspect, and cause ' considerable distrust among lebders. The best dry goods commission paper cannot bo sold at lower than 8K por o-.Mii., and tho host produce names aro offered at 10 i?ercent. It ia reported on the street that a dry gooda house sus? pended to-day, but wo have not been able to trace the rumor to an authentic source. During thc afternoon stocks have boen firmer than st the morning Boards. The Kow York JSvenhtg I\?t, ot Friday, October 18tb, mentions : Oold ls firm bUt dull to-day.' Lenders of coln charge from l-l nth to '" por cent, to borrowors,showing Shut the supply lor delivery is small. The loan market is fairly active, but in ample supply at 7 per cent. Discounte are dull, end the best bills have currency at 7 a 9, there being little disposition to buk the inferior grades. PRODUCE MARX KT. NEW YOSK, October IB.~-F1.0un, Aa-The market for Western and ?state . Flour under larger offerings and only a moderate demand, pricea are 10 a80c lower, whick ls most noticeable on tho lower and medium crudes. Southern Houris easier aud dull, bales of ?00 bbls at $10 PO ? 13 'ir, for common to good Baltimore and country extras, and $12 75 a IB for trade and Huntly brands. OnarN.l-Tbs wheat market opened 1 a So lower, but subsequently, with some abatement in freights, the de? clim was chiefly recovered. She demand was mainly for shipment. Oats opened lower, and at tho concession there waa a fair demand. The sales are 76,000 bushels Ohio and Western at 80 a 81o; State at 82K a83c; In store 82K a SJio afloat; closing firm at tho inside price. s Corn opened decidedly lowor and closed steady, with a fair demand at the concession. The inquiry ls fair. BUTTER-ls in activo demand, prloea have advanced and close firm. - 1 CHEESE-We notice lu the cheese matket to-day a fair Inquiry from borne dealers, but none I rom exporter-'. Prices are steady, and show no ch ugo as compared with, our last. Corni-Buyers seem inclined to bold off for the pre? sent, and the market in consequence hi unsettled and: prices nominal. . COTTON-The market ls dull and heavy at a decline of about lc on yesterday's quotations. The tendency ls downward. 1 r~ . k " . "ri. Orleans Upland. Florida. Mobile, and Tenas. Ordinary.H>; 1ft l&K 16 Low Middling..... 17 17.ii IB 19 Middling....19 1?K 90 91 HAT-ls in lair demand, but prices aro heavy at 70o for shipping, sud $1 a 1 40 for retail lots. M RICE-ls dud. Carolina ls quoted at 9 a ICo, with choice at 10 Kc. Stroan.-Baw Sugars are in moderate demand and pricea aro heavy at UK a l\%c for fair to good refining, Hales of Cubs at ll a ia,He ; Porto Rico at 13k a 14c,' and English leland at \l% a Vi%v. Kenned are steady. FnSIOHTS- Are lowor and dull. To Liverpool .7000 bushels at lld, and per steamer 400 balea cotton at 3a 8d. To London 6000 bushels wheat at Hu, and 1600 bbls flour at ss 4>?d. A Brinah brig to Bristol channel with 9000 qra wheat at 7a, and an American bark with 8000 qrs wheat, same voyage, on private terms. Boston Mnrkot. BOSTON, October IC.-COTTON-Tho markst for this article hjas boen quite unsettled during the week, and pricea have .further declined: Manufacturers ' are pur? chasing only in small lota, and for export there is very little inquiry. | The salts nave been at 16 a 17c for 'ordi? nary and good ordinary: 17 a 18c for lbw middling; and MK a 90c for middling uplands and Quit. New crop is coming forward quite freely, und no far ls of rather ordi? nary quality. Supplies continue to be sold sb fast aa re? ceived. COAX-Tb o market for all kinds of foreign Coal han been quiet since our last and in prices no change. The sales of Knglbh Cammi have been at $17 a 18; and cargo sales of Picton and Sydney at 17 75 a fi ton. In Cum? berland salea at $7 V ton, and Penn and Westmoreland Oas has been selling at $8 V ton, delivered in Philadel? phia. In Anthracite steady retail sales at $7 60 V ton. and in 100 ton lots st If * ton. i COFFEE-The tutrkat" ts quiet for this article, and scarcely anything has been dono since our last. Small sales of Java at i4Ko, g?ldj 100 bags Laguayra atj2CC, currency ; and small Tote of Bio at 25 a 96c, currency. ' GUNNY Baos-Market quiet and no sales to report. Prices are nominally 20Kc, currency. j GUNNY CLOTH.-The market is dull for this ?rdelo and ?ricca are still tending downward. The sales comprise 26 bales at 21 K a 21 Ko; a small lot ot heavy at 01?o; -60 bales at 8Kc gold;'200do do St So, gold; and 200 bales at ,7Kc ^1 yard, gold, in b md. : HAY-'the market is quiet/or Eastern ?nd Northern, with sales of common and good at $20 a $25 fl ton, as to quality. ; MOLASSES.-The transactions In tbla article have been quite limited, and prices remain about the same. The sales comprise IOU hilda Parbadoes at CU a 60c; 100 hhda Remedios ?4 5Q a 650; 50 hods Cionfuegofr at 53c; 250 hbds tart Ctonfuegos nt 60c; 30 hhda CeutrUugal at 39o ; and small lots Porto Rico at 70 a 73c per gallon, aa to quality. Suoan-Th ero is no material cbs ugo to notice in the Sugar market. ' The demand is moderate fi om the trade, Sta eales of 1000 boxea Cuba, No ll to 19, at 12? a 15Kc; ) hhda Surinam a,t UKc; 180 Wida do do at 1?.Kc; 160 hhds good refining Cuba st 12c, and 260 hhda' fair and taime grocery at 12K a 12Kc V lb. Fair to good re? fining Cubas are firm at the close at UK ? 19o V lb. Re? fined Sugars have been in fair demand, with sales at 16V 4 17c fl lb for crushed, powdered Snd granulated. Stoltertbkt, Sons di Co.'s Circular. LIVERPOOL, October 4,1867.-There is no chango of moment In general business. COTTON-Tho imports, Ac, into Great Britain during the first nine months or th?'year wore as follows: Import Home Deliveries. I ,_ST,. - , " . ?_, M'} Amer. F. I. Total. I Amer. E.I. Total. 1807.M bbls. .1090 1176 9883 818 670 1809 I860..1031 1690 3216 739 691 1826 Export. Stock October 1. Amer. E. I. Total. : Amer. E. I. Total. 1B67. 1961 3*8$760 9A4? 46?! 911 1866.....174 ' 668 KOO 288 525 946 abd the comparative weekly deliveries were: American. Brasil. Weet Indian. K7.........bales..apmi ?887 *f 2149 . a:.........'......18781 6178 2306 Fas t Indian, Medltoraneau. Total. 1867.148S2 2844 46996 1966.17679 2851 46796 The average weekly consumption of1866 was: Amer. Brazil. W. indian, ic. Indian- Med'n. Total. 17,910 6681 f; 9326 17,937' 3113 46,867 The above tablas show a rate of consumption and ex? port for American cotton of 26,000 bales a. waak, which, however, ls likely'to be considerably reduced during the remainder of tb? year. ?Jot only do spinners and ex? porters iiir.it their purchases m ovary possible way, pdf th? comparative cheapness of Surat? ?anses them to in? teriore materially with UM nee hf HBiaMai cotton. Tho ; abundance and excel tono? of Ea Bt. Indian will probably enablo spinners to rifle over an? temporary scarcity of American; o till it is evident that our stock of this later will be run very clos? before tb? end of tho yoajr. Tho quantity st asa and tho stock in the American ports islri aignincant, and so far receipts are not coming forward so freely ss had been expected. Our market, however, cou? tumes to be overweighted, and tho dody Baloo cf 10,000 a 13,000 bales are lntmfflcient to toke off thc quantity Mil) pressing for salo. --:?^- ' r?--,~M 1. WH,TJ~1 During the first day or two there was a store aotl vc in qulry, ?nd prices assumed more ssjiiTliiiriii but wo close quietly at a decline on last week's prices. Holders seem to have mads Up their mmds their no recovery of So mantean ba anticipated, abd that tie new Benson 1? abc- ? ly to open at moderate prices. W? quote mlddnog Qr leap.3 8\, Mobiles and Uplands 8>?d per Vb, Subtends in moderate demand at late prices^ Brasils and Egyp? tians ara duh, and tbs latter irregular atd Kd tower. Holds? Cf Surate continue to meei the dom and freely, a?? Prtcea close U ? Kd per ttl easier. During the week tho trade have taken 51,060 bales. Exporters 16,590bales, and speculators 8460 bales. Tho stock shows a decrease thia week of 26,000 bales. At sea from the States ?OOO bales, and from the Fast 205,000 bales, against 28,000 ?bales and 262.000 bales respectively same time last year. * ^-^^?J^t?r**^** i mm M&9 balee. MANCH! STIER-Our market rosponded but slightly to md improved tone ta I^rerBool ea?Xy> In the week ; ibero waa, however, a fair demand at last week'a lowest prices, bo* for goods and yarns, ; of Whtot prodncjr* availed themselves, and thus they continue to prevent any accu muJation of stock?. BBEADSITJF?S-Farmers deliver but sparingly and country prices show a ?toady advance. In > Frasiee. the markets generally are flhn, but Paris shows same weak? ness. In flo?ting cargoes si larCo brunnese has been dode and all arri vaia on the coast are disposed of. Tba imoort in September to tho United Kingdom Was up? wards of 8,000,000 ?wt, against 1,700.000 cwt. last year/*; S"H?*?<??^??I?M^ CotiMunee. ??* ^w^^er*iitscV Matiraa?, 707 balas Cotton, 81 bato? Mdio, 49 bags Hour, 74 bbls Naval Stoves, S oars Cuttle, 6 cars Lumber, Wood, Ac. To Railraod Agent, J N Robson. O W Williams A Co. Courte g?7 *? Tr?nbofas, P^Mulkai, J Truull, M Goldsmith k P?l* IIVSE' J? Aiken A Co, Adams. Frost & Co, 8 L Howard & Bro, W W Smith. J te W H Armstrong, O M Averill & Son, McBride, W O-Dukes A Co, Gaillard & Mi? nott? J M Caldwell A Boto?, D Jennings A Co, G H Walter A Ce, Thurston tc Holmes H b Jeffers St Cb. Mowry & Co. cohen. Hanckcl at Co, li Wis? & Co, H F Baker St Co, Porcher A Henry, A Robinson Sc Co, JR Pringle, % B Hayward, Hunt Bros, Z Davis, O Reeder, O SSStj! Xanknanx. Linnean A Co, O Litecligl. W P Dowling, J * T Grttty, Taft A Howland, J C M?nones. Mw Davte?it D S^S^?fW 8mMB er Oe, J A J D Kirkpat? rick, Willis A Chlnohn. \-. Pauengera. Par Btoamshlp Manhattan, for Kew York-Mrs M Fre& ?*i ? B g Vtt*> Mrfl M Johnson, Miss M Mitch SK W&J C*ulu?ue, D Maguire, OT. M Oioattnan. J^^b^rBan^Tw? Oar lotte^Bhet.. Miss M ll^iiuJ-Xo^T^tLi^ DlcMns?n. E A Webster, Mr 0 Blanchard an-i wife, J Mo ConKey, F Curtis', Miss Lund* Bowan, T O'Donnell, sad ?.^l^,Mr *?<*ator.from Palatka, vi* Jacksonville Fs^nkndto? ?nd Mvannah-Dr JTAS Todd, ?ton D X Yule?. J Hedges, MA Williams, i T> Baskoll. O Hamil? ton, F B Keat, R James, H E Dotterer. L D Savveel, W y-&^'J&?^P3?$to> ^ u L Maawail. J Keener. 1 V/ Terrill, R M Wilson. J O Curtis, J 0 Scott T $$JH}**m'1? B^a,froa?waB?pand RockviUe Lt3y*m>tHii?! ****8*r. Vt i??St?fj a W Waterman, W M?Grew. Miss McGrow. Miss L M Purvlsnoe. MM GenR K scott and oblM. 8 Howe. Mrs Msckev. w wa. arnson, ii s Wright, and ll deck. ' Ljj , ooaaaorrja wwaaxv. _ 'JLL .I, ntASss or rn MOON. g obTcsa?. an*. x?etstr' mau f| _j ??rs. ?na. aisaa. wanta. SSBBSF' ^l715-g .? ia.. 4 a..a> SvS&: t\ ?.| MARINB NEWS. ~-. arrtvs?l?i??ur-^ ??II ! Mr fil'. . ? . WM1 i- ' R Cowner%welt. A Ow??, V H Obs** H Daly, Wi O Dukes A Co. Dowte A Moino, J B Duval A Boit, Je" Entel man. A W Eckel A Co, D F FleminR A Co, 8 C Railroad AML H (I ora ta ft Co, Or ?ber A Martin. Hustle, Call ?ou u A Co, J W HmUm A Bon. Hart A Co. Joimiuv?. Thom llnaon A Co, H Klatto A Co, W Knobelort), Lohra A Stel lirg, G H Unate lt. MuUer, Nimitz A Co. J Marlon, F L Meyer, O G Mcmnnngor. J H Muller, Mowry A Co. N E Railroad, J Marahall, Jr. Oateudorff.il Co, B O'Neill, J F O'NelU A Bou, jp p -.-ACo, J A 4funckenbunh, Gramann A Hohmmfali?ftm White. O D Ahrena A Co, R h. Pennal, Bart A Wlrth. G W Clark A CaM^voYro7^ Mwx?V 's^juarter maater, ? Ring. K M Rodgera A Co, Havenel A Bro weft. Shepherd A Cobon. J 8 Torry. I, Scbuell A Co, OW Efig Ama A Co, Thurston A Hoi mo?, L Wolskopff, R White, II Williams. Werner i Ducker, W G Wbilden A Co, W T Wbito. J Walker. R C Gilchrist, Babcock ft Co, ? Holls, Dowls Obi* Mining Company. Behr Dolphin, Bill, Newborn, N C. 3900 bushels Corn. ToR M Butler. .... . , Sehr Olive Branch, from Santt-o. OOO bu abela Rough Rico. To; J B Pringle. | Steamer St Helena, Boyle, Ed lato and Rockvale. 4 balea 8 I Cotton, and Sundries. To J H Murray, G W Clark ft Co. W 8 Corwin ft Co. and Order. ? Aawxrett ?riienlay. steamship E B Sondar, Debby, New turk, ?0 boura. Mdse, To) ft T Getty. Railroad Agent, Adams Express Co, J E Adger ft Co, M ft A Ashton. Major T Allison, JD A Ammo, O D Ahrens, Bisseil ft Co, J ll B'auvelt, c S Brahe A co. H Bischoff ft Co, J B Betta, Cameron, Bark? ley ft Co, T M Cater, J Commins, Chisolm Bros, Dawson ft Blackman, Steamer Dictator, H Daly, B Feldmen, J a Fairey ft Co, J Ferguson. J Frank, Fraser ft Dill, W R Brost ft Co, D F Fleming ft Co, 0 Goldstein. J M Greer, C H Graves, A A Goodwyn, Agent, Gaillard ft Mi nott, U Calhoun ft t;o. G H .Hopprtck, F Howey, Jeffords ft Co! H D Jeffers ft Co, G W Steffens ft Co, Jennings, Thom] nnson ft Co, Johnston, Craws ft Co, jngrahaiu .ft Hop, j ft J D Kirkpatrick. H ?latte ft 00, Kriste ft Chapman. H H Knee, J P Kelp, KU nek, Wlokepborg , A Co. W Kinsman ft Bro, W I Aid lor, C Duse hgt, HUI o fr, Maraball, Duhrs ft Stelling, Miss J Larkins, Daurey ft Alexander, Muller, N imita ft Co, T W Mikol), J Many ck, R M Marshall ft, Bro, 8 R Marshall, J Marlon, Murphy, Little ft Co, Mm. tods ft Co, J H Muller, W Matthlessen. Agent, M Marks,! W Mccomb ft Co, D O'Neill ft Son, B O'Neill, J H Op- 1 Knh elm. Major S A Pearce, 0 F Papknln, W F Paddon,; j orson ft Co, O P Foppenhclin, O J Quirn by, J A Quack- < enbuah, R Roth. H Rosenthal. W Roach, Righter ft Ham-, mond, J R Read A Co, E H Rodgers ft Co. Mrs Btackloy,. W Linken ft Co, it Sampson, sTelL Webb St 00, ?BaSaa A Co, Southern Express, HT Peake, L Schnell & Co, E ll Stoddard ft Co. J 8 Sohlrmar, Strauss, Vanees ft Co. O. Tel dom an. Brevet Major Oca R O Trier. MT, Jblaa, Mrs Einngharw Wagener, A Tioftwtbal, O YoJgkk C Water? man, W G WhUden ft Co, J Walker, Agent, P Winemau,, Welch ft Brandes. Wunama A Co, G V* Williams ft Co, J. Wa?iach, Wagener, Heath ft Monseea, Werner ft minker. 5 Yeadon, E Bates ft Co, J RuaseU, J R WUtberger, B F, Decry, E Bull, J E Lewlth, J M Eaaon & Bro C D Carr ft: Co, Fogartte ft s till mau. D Coben ft Co, J Wetherbern. T. McCarthy, L Dorentz, KDaylfl. IL Falk ft Co, J Mobrtons.. Bark Kat* stamicr, Crawford. New York. fl day?. Bay , and Paving Stone. To T Tupper ft Son?, P O'Donnell. , Stsssnsr Diotator. Payne, Paletka, via Jaoksonvlilo. Fernandina ?nd Savannah. 3? bales 8 I and 4 UJea Up? land Cotton. 3 bundles Hides, S bbl? Oranges, 300 bbU Flour. 6 bbla and 1 cask Iron, fte. To 3 D Aiken ft Co. J ft J D KtrkpatrJoh, Cohen, Hanoket ft Co. Roper ft Sto? ney, Hunt Bron, W M Lawton, o Reeder, W % Howland,? F Krenwell, Jr, Winthrop?. Williams, J H Doggett ft Co. Steamer Marlon, Foster, H an tao. 110 hales Cotton, ? 140 bbl? Rosin, 104 birts Spirit?, and Sundries. To John Ferguson, W 0 Dukes ft Co. OH Ingraham ft Son, J R Pringlo, Orseser, Lee, Smith ft Co, J M Caldwell ft Boo, Cart, Kop_ AJsrvey. O Reeder, Adams, Frost ft Go, B H Rodgers ft Co, and Order.. Cleared Satu-ndy. Steamship Manhattan, WoodhuU, Nsw York-Courtenay ft Trenhoim. Stoair.ahip AlUanoo, Kelly, Philadelphia-H F Baker ft .'. O?. . ..,.?. . . . Steamship Se? Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courtenay ft Trenhoim. Bohr J M Morales, Newman, Newport, R I, ria George? town, S C- Risley ft Creighton, t Wornt te Best. Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Now York. Steamship .Mliauce, KoUy, Philadelphia. Steamship Sea Gun, Dutton. Baltimore. . iirc^? . iftW?.llsiu rpsi i Steamship Moneka, Skackford, New York, Oof 3d. ' Kt earn ship Prometheus, Harris, New York, Oct 3a Steamship George B Upton, Rich. Boston, Oct 17 (was incorrectly reported in tho Boston papera ss having arrived previously). Brinah bark ?.Hile, M.-r_ Matsnsas, Oct 8. Brig Josie A Doveroaux, Clark. Boston, 10th inst Brig Ance Lea, Harrington, Boston, Oct 10. Behr Fannie W Johnston, Marts, Wilmington, N C, Oct 18?;- v - ,--u WM? t??a?*a a Sehr Somers ft M D ?t-ull, Btcolman, Baltimore, Oct 18. Bi S ,. <W tSitsl'ort. Steamship Falcon. Reed, at Baltimore, to leave. Oct 33. ' Sehr Dilly, Francis, v t Nsw York, Oct 17? [FW- ft*es^??'?fcl?te*?. l|?|??Afe? Sehr MTB Brarohall, Hussoy, at New York, Oct 17. Sailed tor this Port. British bark Tecumseh, Sponagle, from Liverpool, Oct 1. Consignees per steamship Equator. Jack way. Mew York, arrived Friday last-Street Bros ft Co, JE Adger ft Co. J Allen, J A W H Armstrong, J Appia, W M Bird .ft Co, T M Brlst?n ft Co, J B Betts, G H Brown, Block ft Doy HF. Cameron, Barkley ft Co, Caseins ft Witts, L Co? hen, Mrs B A Carnlghan, Express Co, D F Fleming ft Co, Fogartte ft Stillman, Fraser ft DUI. Graber ft Martin, W Gurney, Goodrich, Winemau ft Co, F Horsey, H Harris, Johnston, Crews ft Co, Jeffords ft Co, H Kia tte A Co. T Kelly. Hinemoa ftftfoweU. A Langer, Lau rey ft Alex*?, der. D UtBWkWM Marks.' Muller. Kunitz A Co. Mowry ft Co. McLoy ft Rice. J F O'Neill ft Bon- D Paul A Co, c P Popponheim, J Russell. E H Rodgers & Co, JR Read ft Co, Shepherd ft Cohen. Stell, Webb ft Co, J Shaw, G W Stemms ft Co, H Stouder, Mrs A Tnnnlunaon, Worner ft Ducker, Mrs 8 Watts. H W Kinsman, U ft A P Cald? well. W H Ohafee, E Bats? ft Co, J B MoEUtose, S C Rail? road Agent, Order, and others. The British baric Yunmrrl, Thompson, from Liverpool for thia port, was off Waterford, Sept 39. ?DIST OP VESSELS OP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. FOREIGN. L?VICOPOOL. ' British bark Yum-ri, Thompson, ? teared.Sept 38 Br bark Queen, Stuart, sailed......Auguot 19 British .bark Tecumseh, Sponagle, sailed.Oct 1 The Chattanooga, Freeman. sailed.August 19 The Hakon Adelstsln, Backer, up..Sept 14 Tbs Charleston, Morley, sails?.September 1? The Triton, Kooger, sailed................Sept 4 Or_.CE BAT, O. D. Behr'Ethan Allen, Blake, cleared..... .Sept 38 DOMESTIC. BOSTON. Steamship George B Upton, Blob, to loa ve. o.Oct 19 Behr Fanny K Shaw, Shaw, np.Sept 'J8 Bohr Haine I aw. Johnson, cleared.Oct 10 Sehr ida Bella, Weeks, up......"... .Cot 12 I-f -pm* tomk, \ Steamship Saragossa, Crowe-, to leave.Oct 38 , Brig Martha, Stone, cleared.Oct ll Brig Tangent, Rich, cleared.-..Oct 14 Sehr Ben Brown, Orossby, cleared./.. .Oct 14 Bohr Carrie 8 .Webb, Worthington, up..Oct 14 Bohr M B BramaeU. H___y. ?Sssrs?S.Cci 17 Bohr Curtis TUton, Somer, np.Oet 18 Bohr Lilly, Francia, up..?\. ..Oct 17 DALTTMOaa. Steamship Patapsco. Neff, cleared. . .. .Oct 17 Steama-ip Falcon, Heed, io leave.j.Pot 23 AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO ????im When by the use of DR. JOINVILLE'S ELTX1R yon caa be cured permanently, and at a rsHrag cost, ? Tire astonishing success which has attended this In valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness General Debility and Prostratiott, '_OSB ot Muscular En? ergy, Impotency, or any of tbs consequences pf youlhfu. lud?SCM&M raiders It.th* mttst g^mM}mmT^mm\ ever discovered. ' jT'-i I ? jr%, .L Vii. ?*.?. it wi? t>eim?ve all netv?uB affoc?ons, depression, ex cltemr nt, incapacity to study or business, loss of memo? ry, contusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of In sainty, fte. It wul restore the appetite, renew the health of those who have destroyed, it by sensual excess or evil practices. ? b" T? nd^wubonl* dela" pinesa. ? perfoct Cure U Guaranteed in avery inetance. Price 81. or four bottles to ons addresp 8%, ^t Gmo bottle ls shfflaljpt tb e%et a^ cure i? SH ordinary A-SO, DR. JOINVTLLE'S SPECTFIC PILLS, for the speedy and permanent curs of GonorrbsM, Gleet, 0re thral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture. _t?d aU affeotlo_s ol the Kidneys and Bladder. Curse effected In from one to Ave days. They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless tm the rrstsBS, and never nauseate tte any.mannerinteriere with business pursuits. Price 81 teKith?'r of tho above-metittboed artlcleo w?i be !(teut to any address, closely Bcaied, and post-paid, by mall or ?xpieis on receipt of price. Address all orders to ; . BERGER, SHOTTS A CO., Chemists, March 80 ly Na 388 River street. Troy, N. V. " Prevent iou is Metter than Cure. " 1>R. R?OOR?'S 1 Celebrated Preventive Lotion, A PI?ROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY J\. the b rench Medical Faculty, as the only sato and b? lam hie antidote against infection fre?r. Special Diseases. This invaluable preparation is aulied for either sex, and has proved, from ample experience, the most etnclent and reliable ProvenUve ever discovered, thus effecting a desideratum long sought for m the Medical World, li used according to dlrecUona every poealbility of danger may be ?voided; a single application will radically neu tralif.e the venereal vim?, expel all impurities from M.? .beoirbent veeaeia, and render contamination impossible. Be wise m tune, and at a vary small outlay, save noars ot ?utold bodily and mental torsMnts, - This most reRable specifto. so unlvswWly adopted In the Old World, ia no* offered for sale for the lin* tim? In America by ?. A. DUPONT ft CO., only anibsrlsed ?mulifor tho United States, r , , j Mos 88 per bottle. Large bottle, double sixo, $5. ^Tb^usu^d^o^tt^to ' Ms|y33 lyr : Jip* lOQaW Wroet, Sow York. ? \ JOKW A. W AOHWH1M, mUttimm. :.... US DER THE ABOVE ORAD THE B -4^ ER SIG? . pnpoMtojrnbf_jiar thy c?fga*. of TlD<)u#tii&k Pu rs ut ?*, Wu?^siffinX ? Mo_th*s^B?t?f^ _l ^ Months; 81.50 for Six Ad re?aL^?2^r^^1Ut>oral terrae. Se^bsrail . W?-A?ggBjak C. ? PW-- PiiKiit- mmmpWA^Mfmr', ..OWe^sW?' AK? KOrros; ? " ?JOHN MITCHEL. DAILY NEWS WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO OUB NEWS? PAPER ESTABLISHMENT a moat extensive and complote Supplied with a great variety of PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, or tho latest and most approvod styles ; and we hara every facility for executing .ll kinds of JOB WORK in ENGLISH, ti ERM AN, and FRENCH, Bill and Lotter Heads Circulars Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad and . Steamboat Printing: Business Cards Invitations MU? jj j! J\ \ THOSE OP OUR FRIENDS DE? SIRING JOB , w in leave (heir orders with ns. We will guarantee as good work, and nt as CHEAP RATES, as ean be had in Charleston. MST? ASTROLOGY. THE WORLB iSTONISIIBD ; AT tn WONDEBFOT, BKVBXATJO?b MADE BY THE OBEAT ASTROLOGIST, Madame A.PEKKIG?. SHE REVAL8 SECRETS. RO MOOTAI, EVER KNEW Bbs rsstorss to happiness those who, from doleful event?, catastrophes, croases in love, loss of relations and friends, loss of monear,. Ac, have become despondent, : ? She brings together atme long separated/ give? intonea ?concerning absent Mends or lovers, restores lost ot qualified to pursue ?nd fm what you ?ill bi, most ?uoeess and by her almost, ?lpamsiaaal pow?*?, nnvaUs tke dar? sad hidden mysteries of the future, LcFrom the stars ?re seej itt' tbs firmament-the malefic stars that overcome 01 prtfiominita in the config?ranos) from the aspects and . positions of tbs planets and tbs Axed stars in the heavens at abe tuns of birth, shs dednna* the ?ature destiny fd mab. Fail not. to consult tho gi^?t. Astrologist on earth. It cost? you bat ? trifte, and you may never again haw? so favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee,, with likeness andaH desired intormation, al, Parties Uvlpg at sj pHB) wMjjS?m ?as Madams by mail w?h ?ona? safety and satisfaction to themselves, aa if in person. A full)and explicit chart, written out, with aO Inquiries sr? jgroyed and Mksness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt ot siring them. Write plainly tba day of tue month jr. j year Tn ?blob yon were bom, enclosing s smalt loe - o Address, MADAME H. A. PRRRIO O, _ -i-yprrtwfi .??? ft -'?-> f'S" . ? ? -*j-1 FUN FOR ALL!i T/1ULL niBTR?CTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON, A1 ; male or fem?le, can nutster tbs great art o? Ven? triloquism by a law honra' practice, making a world ol fun, i and after becoming experts thenraolves, can teach others, thereby makin? it a source of ?oconie. Full tn" EU'uettoup ??nt by mali ?ar M eant?; satisfaction gua*. A^ddresa P. O. Drawer 31, Troy, N. V. 1 ?^tbel!?aa^ TO A?VOTUBRalH AMERICA. Tbsfl? Isstrftjnento poo sea? QV? > nodsrn laspvovenient. ar? of the largest sice, ftnlshed in CARVED and PiUAIN ROSEWOOD OASEW, cmtwecnw every variety of style. Each has tho full ktk^p^OJfBAMK. OVRRBTRT^ BASS jwithorwl^ onvrsi, savas ano a onajma and nw?. um a THIUD OOTAVsa; constracted cf TUOSOBO'HXT smAsoiran WOOD, aiid cf ?ie 8a?rt tod t>e*t material. For OBBAT mm, ?sowo^y^jvra?^ ?wssnxss? aod^^j^fj or rows ?IMWOS&>, anl^^^^uiea^EST PRKMWM ^y^Ly^Yy^ IKBlflBSf^ T^e^sesoo.flppRR^ss.which enable thc? Rrn> to produce a 8 UP KR I Of? INSTRUMENT, pobUo at ??^^!?,Xr t?$? , Tbs special attention of Des**?. Tesebitra and oshasa is invited to the examination of HMM? Pumos before mik fasmiitSh?JS! ssasrae ten sent fe) au p?rts of th? connrfry apon apoiheation. Ad Arss?i M IENN?S ? BONS, J ' ' I ' fit U Noa ?8 and 588 Bast 21st street. R?*WMB?^*Sa?d M Avenue?. New "o*k. i CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. AN OHOIHAHOB TO UQVUTI TUB DRKPGIHO OF DOOK?. Whrrta$, Tho beat Interests of the oliy, aa well aa fhn convenience of the ehipplug vlaiting the port, demand that the channel of Cooper Ri ver be kept open with eofli cleut depth of water for all commercial purpoaoe, and freo from obetruction: Be it ordained, That in futuro all mud removed from any of the city docks by drodge machine* or otborwiao, shall be removod ono hundred and atty iathoma from the end of tho dock. The Harbor Maator ahall bo turuiahod with a copy of thia Ordinance, which he ia required atriotly to enforce; and to report for prosecution all violations of the name; which shall aubjoct tho party so offending to a fine not exceeding one hundred dol?ais for each and overy offence. Kaii?od In City Council this eight day of October, In the year of our Lord ono thousaud eight hundred and Hixty-seven. I L.H.i P. c. O A ILL.MU). Mayor. ' W. H. MlUTB, Clerk of Council. _ October 18 NOTICIC. CU.\ KLl'.s ION, October 14, 18?T. STOPPED FROM A N Lo KO A SMALL NI! M lil',' . OK FOWLS, and lodged at Upper Wards Guard Houao. Tho owner la requested to calf, prove property, and take thom away. Jg, J. KI No M A N, First Lieutenant Upper Wards Polic October 16_ S KI.EtTlON OF CITY AS8KS80H. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. 1 October lu. 1807. f ? TUE CITY COUNCIL WILL, AT ITS NEXT HKil'i LAR Meeting, to be heUl on TUESDAY, 'i2d inst., proceed to elect an ASSESSOR to AU the unexpired term or Mr. p. c. GIBSON, decoaaod. Letters of application wilt bn recolvsd up to 13 o'clock M., on day of election. By order. W. H. SMITH, October ll_Clerc pf Council. NOTICIC TO DHLINalUKNT TAX l'A?Ert?, CITY TREASURY OF* ICE, 1 October 8, 1807. I TAX EXECUIIONH WILL ISSUE FROM THIS OF? FICE on Md inst., on all unpaid returns for 1807, due on 29th June last. S. THOMAS, October 9_City Treasurer, NOTICIC TO AUVTIONJKJBRB. ~~ CITY TREASURY Ot FICE, I OOTPBUU 2,1887. J ALL AUCTION LIOKNoES KXPIRKD BY ORDI? NANCE, on 30th September. Renewals will te grantod on application at this office, if made daring Tht* Month. S. THOMAS, city Treasurer. October 6 _ ? j ESTIMATES WANTBBi OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, 1 CITY HAIX, CH.VKOKBTGN, September ll, 1867. ( ri EAL ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL O the lath at 12 o'clock M.. for BUILDING SEVERAL TRUNKS of the lengths and sizes given below. The es? timates will Include the cost of excavating about 200 cubic yards of earth; tho necessary niling, reforming of pavements, and grading alter tho laying of trunks. THUNES.. FEES. Longth of Trunk In Lino H ti cot. 270 length of Trunk in and from lots in Coming street to Ul?! tidal drain. ...............300 Length < i Trunk from lots on Gadsden street to the main drain in Wentworth street. 120 Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad- ? cllffe street drain. 187 Total length.;.!.. .... 877 Ti units to be twelve by twenty inches in the clear, built of two by twelve inchos primo yellow pine pUnka, to rest upon sleepers ot three by nine inchea, three feet long, placed five feet tro m centres. Braces to be two by six inchos, dovetailed into tho aides ol Truuka, at dla tances or uvo foot from centres. The Trunk H to be laid to gradi) pega furniahod by the Engineer. AU tho ' work must be carried on with the greatest dispatch. Plana can be soon at this office. A copy of these specifications must be attached to each oner. LOUIS J. BAR BOT, September 12 City Engineer. .minne NOTicic. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY. 1 January 3,1807.J PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV EN THAT UNDER the following Ordinance licenses have been proparcu tor delivery from this Office H. THOMA*, City Treasurer. Rca 1. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and AUkr'mcni City ('junc.il assembled, Thai from amt ofter tho Urst dav or january, licenses shall be taken ont for all caria, dru), and wagons,' used for pnvato and domestic purposes,! ii Ole sanie manner, and according to .the same provision now Of force in relation to carts, drays and wogolin, let KI driven for.hire, except giving honda, ' And'each sac tr cart, dray or wagon, shall be provided with a bodge con? taining tho unmoor thereof, Ond marked I'ruate, to LI placed on tho outside of tuc shaft. Rec. 2.' No person shall be taken by the Treasurer ns surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning 11 eena** for carts, drays, wagons and other carriage?, un. loss be or she ba a freeholder. ?,.. SEC, 3. Tho following shall hereafter bo the rates loi dlceuae a tor public and private carts, drays, wagons,' fc'Pj including tho.h?rnen or mules used thereof, which aha: be free i rom other taxation: PUBLIC o Ainu, HHAYH, KTO., OB THOSE EMT LOVED TH AN > BUSINESS WIIUKVO:, VOB BIBS tilUXOT OU IN Di UKO r. For every curt, dray or wagon, drawn by ouo horse ca mal?, ?20. ' ; For every part, dray of wagon, drawn by two horse? or mules, Wu. ?For every hack and carriage With two wheels, $20. For every back sud oar rt ago with roar wheels, ?io, For every stage or omnibus (except lino omnibus with two horses, ?60. ' ' For every stage or omnibus (except line omnibus, dtawu by tour hones, MO. For every truck drawn ny two or more hones or wolca tm For every expresa wagon drawn by two or more horse* or mules, ?00. BUHAD HART? AND PHIVATE O AKTS, DRAYS, ETC. For every bread cart or wagon,- ?5. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do. m oatie purposes, and not to be employed m the trans? porting ol nooda, wares, mere hand iso, lumber, or any other commodity, for compensation, either directly or indfroctly for thu samo, ahull pay for a Uceuao tho sum ci ti, exclusive ot the horse or mule. Ratified in City Council, this 16th day Of January 11., H.] lu the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun? dr ed And sixty-six. JP. C. GAILLARD, Mayor By the Mayor. I January ? a. HMITB. Clerk of f ounctt, AN OUD1V4M E TO ItKOULATE TUE HTOBAOB OF 1-ETHOI.EUM, TTS PPO DUCT8, AND OT HEH IKK CAMM All UK OII.H. 1 SEC. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and. Aldermen, in Otp Conned auembied. That from sud after the ISth day or June next, it shall not bo lawful to keep Petroleum, Kerosene, hock'Oil, Beuzlue, Benzole, or any ? other in-, flammable oil or oils on storage or for sale in any cellar, store or building south pf Line atreus, in a larger quito lity than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises, and any such quantity ao kept or stored shall be contained in vvaaelsof tin pr other metal. 1 ? 1 * bEo. 2. That Petroleum, ita products, or any other In-, fiaromabte 611 or oils, when brought into the city by land or water, may be kept on any lot or In any nralding Mr which cotton is not stored, for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours, upon the expiration of which time it a hali be removed and kept lu the manner as required by1 the foregoing section. ; BEC. 8. Any person pr persona violating any part ul this Ordinance shall ba subject to a fine of two hundred doUaia, for each ottuuee, recoverable ia any Court of cou . pc I cn t j urisdictibn. Ratified lu dty Council this twonty-fliut day or May, li. the year ot our Lord ona thousand eight lutudged asul sixty-seven. ; . ? ' (L.s.l P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. Vf, H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. Jua? 0 H---1 ! I?I IIHC NOTICK. * I ' omoE OLESK OP COUNCIL, I i . . May 1807. ) ?The following Section of " An ordinance to abolish Una office of Speriutendent of streets ; to pr?vida for Keep lug tho Streets' Lanes, Alloys, and open Courts in the Oily of Charles s ton Clean, and for other purposes," is hareby published for the information of ail concerned : For the due protection of the said contractor or con? tractors, it it J arther ordained. That every owner, lessee, occupant and tenant pf any promisse fronting In any stieot, lane, allay, or open court, ahaU on every day (Sundays excepted) have the dirt, filth, garbage, or other offal, placed in front of his or her lot, in a' burel, box or heap, and In readiness for the contractor, by tba boor ot sevon o'clock, A. M.,trom the Ul st day ot May to the first day Pf November in every year ; mod by the hour ot niuo o'clock, A. M., from the first day of November to the first day of Maj following. And any person offend? ing herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, or other offence, to be Imposed by the Mayor. - By order W. 8. SMITH, May 15_- - Clerk of Connell. j l> Kl IOC IA*AH. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,! Om HALL, November 9,1866. j A LL PERSONS DESIROUS OF UEBUiLPJN? JN * dh. A. Bumt Dt?trieia and Waste Placen ot tho City, un? der. "An Act of the General Assembly, giving authority 1 to tjie city Council of Chariest?? to proceed U?thamat. ter pr a Fire Loan, with a view to aid In building np tim. Oiti anew," are hereby notified that the form of aptrfi oa?bu for loana can be obtained at tho office of the Qteth of CjouncU. betwoan the boors or 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. All application ir must ber d in the above mentioned 401 ?e, ?a the Committee wiU meet every Monday to cor? aHaa the sante. B> order of Ute Mayor . W. fi. SMITH, November 1?_ Jflwjj.ot Council. AIOTXCK. J* '.. ! ' OFFICE OP THE CHIEF OP POLICE, \ ? ? CHAEXEBTOW, BYO., May a, ia?, f fflBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AN J JL tnclosuree, vaults, fcc, wfll commence on Mondai, next, et Inst Owners and occupants ate hereby required to aaa that esdto awjaAaaa, are ta good condition and thai ?ll filth and garbage ts removed as required by Ord I itannA. Qtha?lngpeC&!?8 Witt fbBoW. " Bf order of Mayor GAIULARD. < C. i\ SIG WALD, t ' Oti'?f ef Police. MOA'ACH. ... rvFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL-THE FOLLOWING \ r c lauso of Hoction 1 of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup? plies tor the year 1837," is pttbllebed for the Information of persona Belling Gooda by sample or otherwise, who are ?ot resident? of this city. AU auch parsons sra hareby Bot*fltd to report at thin office. "Three dollar*/ oo every hundred dollars of all goods B?l? in thia vii? i Nom not residents, by sauijrto os i otherwise." W. IL SMITH, ; al?reb 8 Clerk of Council ! CRISPEE COM A? ft Ohl abe was beautiful ?od Mt, With starry eyes, saul radiaui hair, Whoa? curling tendrils, ?oft entwined, Sachet ned the very heart and mind, CHIaPERCOMA, ft* Curling* the Hair of oit her Sex into Wavy and Glossy Kinglot? or Haavy Mnsaivo Oort?. ?O? UB?NG THIS ARTIOLXLAD1S?ANDGK?THV JLr mt M ima 'unuwj i'uemaetvea a mou; android. JA U the only aroota lu the world that will cari straight hajr. and at tho same HOI* give lt a beauurui, glossy ap ?*wanc?- Tho Crisper Coma uot only curia tho hair, but luytopratcB, tiairrtttfsMi and cleanse! it; ia highly and de lighSfttlly periusiMl, and ta the moat complete article ol Wad ?rwr offered to tb* Anurtoea pabUe. Th* Crisper Coma wit) be sent to any addreaa. seated and aoatustdiotn. ^ik;1 iv - Addrew all order* !to 1 - JUO?.*??* Ar 00.,Chemists, Jgj^ ^yHMRR? and MU8- irff?l i ^bvfeaS f?w a?ssr Mle' aaaootheat; HL^SM fMawJr ??*ta from three to fire "Hy5r ^ wouder^l^dlsoov^nry^lB oto- ^^j^^r**^ ^^^^^^^^^^jBi^rt^^^8' MISCELLANEOUS PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND t URGER Y. TUE PHILADELPHIA. UNIVKRHITY OF MEDICINE AND HU KO Ell Y was organized In 1848. Chartered by tue Legislature, Februaxy 20. 1863. Name change* hy a legislative enactment to tba Eclectic Vo<l 'esl Col? lege, of Philadelphia, in '.HCl). In 1863 it pure Can cd the Pennsylvania Medical college, established in 1342, and the Philadelphia Medica! College, which had previously been rcorged into the Pennsylvania Medical College th 1864 it purchased the Penn Modifiai University. Tho Trustees of the separate schools united, petitioned and obtained a special Act of the Legislature, consolidating these Institutions and cha. ging their names to that of th) Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery.. March 15,1866. All these various Acts aro publi bed in tho statute* of Pennsylvania. The cost of the 1 uildlug and museum was over on? hundred thousand dollars. ll will be observed that the University, as now organized, is! the legal representative of the four Medical Colleges that it baa absorbed. It is a liberal school of medicine, con-l Hued to no dogma, nor attached to any medical clique j but embraces Tn lia teaching everything of value to the profession. Mettions.-It has two lull sessions each year, commenc? ing on the lat of October, and continuing until the 1st of' January, as its first session, and from the lat ol January; to tho lat ot April, as its second ; the two constituting one; full course of tee tures. It has also a summer session, commencing the 1st April sad continuing until August, for the preparatory branches, such as Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology. Chemistry, Anatomy Physiology, etc. Ticket*.- Tickets to thc full course of lectures $120, or ?Ott for each session. For the summer or preparatory course 926. Oraudattng toe $80. To aid young men of moderate means, the University has Issued five hundred scholarships, which are Sold to first-course students for $76. sud to second-Course students snd clergymen for $60, each constituting tho holder a life member, with the perpetual privileges of the lectures, and ail the teachings of the Behool. The only additional teca are a > early dis Beding and matriculating ticket, each of which ls $6. The Advantage* of Scholarship*.-Tho student holding a scholarship can enter the College at any time during tho year, attend as long ss bo chooses, and re-enter the insti? tution as ficqusntly ss desired. It requires no previous reading or study to enter the University on scholarships, hence, all private tuition fees are saved. : Students, by holding scholarships, can prosecute other business a part of the Mme. The candidate for graduation csn present himself at any time, and receive his degree as soon as qualified. In coses stn neut should hold a scholarship and not be able to attend 1 oe tu rca, lt can bo transferred to another, thus preventing any loss. Par?ate, guardians' or friends of Students wlshtugjo purchase scholarship for them a year or more before their attendance at toe University, can secure them by advancing one-half the price and paying the balance wben the student enters. Physicians and benevolent men can bestow great benefit upon poer young men by presenting them a scholarship, and thus enabling them to OD tal h an honorable profession. The Faculty embraces seventeen emineu t physicians and surgeons". The University hos associated with it a large hospital clinic, wheie every form of medical and surgical disease la operated on and treated ,in the pres? ence of the etea*. GoiXSOB BDIMHSO.-The College br liding, located in Ninth street, south of Walnut, ts the finest in the city. Its front is collegiate gothic, and ls adorned with em battlements and embrasures, presenting a novel, bold, and beautiful appearance. The facade ls of brown stone, ornamented by twa towers, rising to the elevation ol eighty feet; and crowned with an embattled parapet. The building contains between fifty and sixty rooms, all supplied with water, gas, and every other convenience that modern improvement can contribute to facilitate medical instruction. Only five hundred scholarships will be Issued, and as two hundred and fifty are now sold, those who wish to secure one should do so at once. Money ooh be remitted by express, or. a draft or check sent on any National Bank iii tho United States, when the scholarship will be returned by mail, signed by the President of the Board or Trustees, JOSEPH S. FISHER, Esq., and the Dean ot the Faculty, W. PAINE, M. D. AU orders fas scholarships or other business of the Uni? versity, should,be addressed to Professor W. PAINE, M. D., Philadelphia, Po. NEW BOOKS. PAYNE'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. A NEW WOBK JUST ISSUED BY W. PAINE, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and Pathology in the Philadelphia University of Medicine sud Burgery; author Of Paine's Practice of Surgery; a warkon Uustotrics and Materia Medics, author or New School Remedies; un Epitome of Bberile'e Practico ol Medi?me; a Review of Honusopethy ; a Work on the His? tory of Medicine; Editor ot University Med toil and sur? gical Journal, AC, Ac. It is a royal octavo of 060 pases, and contains s full description of all diseases known in medicine and surgery, including those of women and children, together with their pathology and treatment by all the new and Improved methods. Price $7; postage 60 cent*. Addresi the author, No. 933 ARCH STREET, Phllodel I phis. Pa, ALSO, A NEW WOBK. Entitled New School Medicines, which ls the ol .ly work ever published Upon Materia Medica, embracing ail the Eclectic, Homos ?. ethic, and Botanic Remedies, will - tull regular Materia Medica. Price tG; postage free. Address as above. ? 1 UNIV?RS1TY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE lil SURGERY. A sxan-MoiCTHXT. jorjBNAx or MEDICINE, SD ROE ET, PHTSiOLooT, ?voten ASP OENEBAL UTERA TUBB, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND I . : I triXJS ' 'TH*. PEOPLE. Tho cheapo* t Medical Paper in the world, published every two weeks at the University Building, Ninth-street, South ot Walnut Singlo copies.$1.00 Five copies to one address..4.86 Ten copies to one address...7.60 Fifteen copies to one address.?.80 Twenty copies to one address.....?ouio 3 he getters ip of the Club shill have one copy gratis. Address . ??. W. PAINE, M.D., Edilor, September ia Philadelphia, Pa. 0U ESTABLISHER Milli STOKE E. H. KELLERS & CO., (SJAT'S! jpHXff & KMiRNf) %? 131. MEETING STREET, Third, door abo v? Market HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LABOE ADDITIONS 10 their usual stock of pure and fresh t DRUGS MEDICINES DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS j FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDER3 POMADES ... COSMETICS COMBS ; BRUSHES EXTRACTS, Ac Comprising invoices from tho moat reputable manu? facturer*. On nana, all tbs principal PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AVER, JAYNE, HALL, CHEV' ALIEB. DAVIS. WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, Ac. Uso. a larg* assortment o? 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