The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 25, 1867, Image 4

Newspaper Page Textmrnmm mm ?, MCMILLAN & MORTON. ;.PR0PBX?T0R6. No. 18 ;P4YNE STREET. CITY PK INTERS. TERMS GASH. ,-.,...?. oto. Ol , J*i . /. .....i-i.;. i .>/., .-, i! ,. ' .?.?. ??o' ... ... '.. ..w. ,Y ?: ... O ...-.. siaoxj n SUBSCRIPTION, ! DAILY- T WELVE MONTHS. MO.US DAILY-SIX MONTHS. DAILY-TH K EE MONTHS. *WH) SINGLE COPIES.y -, !*. c e nt s TO NEWS DEALERS. .S cont? RATES OE ADVERTISING. 16 osota a> Ha? fer first insertion. 10coats a Rn? fe* each subs?quent insertion. S Roes or under to be charged haif a square. For "MarrInflo and Funeral Notices-41. ' All Ball and Exhibition Advertisements ?atot be paid for In advance, unless they are ordered to be charged tc regular advertisers. . , FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1867. IC L K G J AC , warrms xii na POBTXOB or OAVB uru. outtarnax Loonmxxa. ALLOTED TO THC UNION DKAD, BX OBOBOI D. PKKHTTOX. [From the New Hjort Ledffer.] Hero whilst tho twilight dews Are softly gathering on tba leaves and flowers, I como, ob, patriot dead, to muse'' A few brief hours. Hard bv you, rank on rank. Rise the aad evergreens whoso solemn forms Are dark as if they only drank ' The thunder storms. Through the thick leaves around The low, wild winds their dirge-like music poor, Like tho fair Ocean's solemn sound On its lone shore.. From all tho air a sigh, Dirge-Rio, and souMlko, metan choir, wild. Comes Ilks a mother's wailing cry O'er her dead child. Yonder, a little way. Where mounds rise thick like surges of the sea, Those whom ye met m fierce array, ta*w *-?? * ..?*?? . The same soft breezes sing. The same birds chant their spirit requiem. The same sad flowers their fragrance fling O'er you sod them. And pilgrims oft will griovo Alike o'er Northern and o'er Southern dust, And both to God's great mercy leave In equal trust. Ob ye and they aa foes, Will meet no more, but calmly take your roi t; The meek hands folded in repose On each still breast. No marble columns rear Their shafts to blazon each dead hero's name, Yet WOO, oh weU ye slumber hero. Great sons of fame I The dead as free win start From tho unburdened as tho burdened sod, And stand as pure in soul and heart Before their God. 'Tis morn-as lone I stand. The dawn ls reddening o'er each humble grave. Oh when shaU night pasa from the Und Ye died to save T Through sU the upper air May your life-blood in exhalations rise, A ghostly cloud of red dispair To traitor eyt a. ? , , And may tho lightning diro. Coiled in that olo-d, like vengeful scorpions dart To blast with their keen fangs of fire Each traitor heart OFFICIAL. LIST O?HLETTERS Remaining in the Postofflce at Charleston, for the weel ending OCTOBER 24, 1867, and ordered to be printie In Ta? DAILT NS??, agreeably to the following section c the new Postofflce Law, se the newspaper having tb? largest circulation to the City of Charleston : SBOTION %. And be lt farther enacted, That lia ta of let tem remaining uncalled for in any Postofflce in. any dt; town or village where a newspaper shall ba printed shall hereafter bo published once only in the newspap?-; whioh, being publish od weekly or oftener, shall have thi hugest cirotuatUm within range of delivery ot tho sa t! office. ?a- persons calling for Lettern Advertised, shortie state that they ere "Advertised.'' Sar Office hourn from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. On Sundays from 5 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. A Alston, Mrs C Addison, Mrs M A A Bin, Rachel Allin, Mrs Andrews, Mrs M L Ars ton, Mrs B a Barr, Miss M A Baaks, Miss V Balley, Mrs Henry Bennett, Mrs A G Blsckely, Mrs H W Broughton, Susan B Eriskay, Nancy Bnrnow, Mrs P Brown, Kitty Brown, Cloe Burke, Mrs Jas Budd, Caroline O Chapman, Miss 0 Cotonou, Mrs S J Cobra, Mrs E A Cook, Emma Cunningham, Sa? rah D Davis, Mrs M Dalwiok, Ann Bavas, Feay, Denino, Miss M Devlin, Mary Deoglas^Mra M 8 Easter! lng, Minnie; Edwards, Susan Elliott, Mr* A H Evans, Mrs J H W Ferguson, Mrs B Fenwick, Mrs A FttsatmoBS, Susan M Floyd, Mrs MO Trasur. Mrs HP Friar.UEUvebel Galbrealth. Ann P Gadsden, Jeune D O Gibson, Misa G \ Grant, Grace Gorman. Mary Gibbes, Mrs O Gibbs, Baster Glover, Mary Guerard, Mrs V B H Hall, Mrs M 8 Holmes, Mrs AA Havey, Mrs M D Horckcn wroth er, Mrs L Henderson, Lucy Hendricks, Hm B F Hayes, Kate Henny, Miss M E Hollen, Miss A E Hodge, Mai y E Holmes, Elizabeth J Jones, Hannah jenkins. Sianna johnston. Bally Johnston, Mrs R J ager, Amelia K. Ken edy. Mary Knox, Margret Kavonhagh, Elezi beta IA Loyal, Minnie Long, Jane E Lucas, Juba E Lunch, Miss H MC i r Maloney, Fannie Meredith, Rose F Msagber, Ellen Merritt, Mary Middleton, Miss H Murphy, Jans B Mathea, Martha Mathewes, Mm J S Muttener, Rachel Me Mo Andrew, Mary MoCarrel, Ellon Me McKenzie, Mrs A ? Nesbit, BJizebeth Newton, EUzebetb .fl* Peeplee, Julia Perry, Hrs SL Perceval. Ellen Polite, Binah Powell, I lla Proctor, Juba Prince, Sarah " CA Quaeo, Phyles Et Riley, Mrs S W Roberta, Julia Rodgeroy, Mary M Sanders, Mn O SeUet, Cate A Seabrook, Mn M 0 Shuebread, Jane Slgmon Sher, Mles E Singleton, Rose Smiley, Grace Staat, Anna Sturrcke. Elerie Sumter, Miss V Sumpter. Mn 8 Sumpter. Chariot ' Smith, loggia S Thomson. Miss J Thompson, Mn F Tirney. Mary Ttnley. Mrs F Todd, Mrs E iTaflor, Mrs 0 ?Vasse;-, Anna M Vodenburgh, Mn ? W Waten, Mn H Wade, Haty WlUen, Mn Wi,son, Mrs M A Williams, Hager Wunama, Maggie MEN'S LIST, A F a? A ?sir. Fred Frey, C Carlo Palmor. J D Adams, Thomas O Paine, George W Ahem, Patrick Gallagher, J F Peterson, James Alexander, Oscar Gibbon, R Perry, Thomas Alexander. Henry Gilchrist, Alair Pinckney, L F Gibbs, Dr J Pegler, W W Anderson, John J Gotjen, J H Porter, W H Arnold, Thomas Gorse, Nicholtus Poras, LB Ash*. Fetor Groeaani, Signor Pringle, J Hugh Austin. Jos Paul H Prior, Sandy B Haydon, Thoma* Putnam, C Balley, HM Barben, Henry Ft Barnet, Henry E Harmon, w H Bald, William R Bauttman, Richd Bancks, A Revel, Mathew B Hones. Joshua Reynold* Dr Wat Boase, H Harrison, Georgs Ktecko, A W Bittet,, Joba Heyer, w M Ridded, J 8 BseUnge, Phillp Hamerton, Thom- Roso, Albert W 2?f2f?fci.H VLM , Rodgaa. H?nry S Bennett, Thomas BMS, Jas O Ross, J li Beckman*. J T Hanley, Joan Banken. H Bevan, L& Co Rutter, Chas M ^ '| Bsa, Holten ... J Sch?nere, Ferdi Btoom, Thomas Jackson, Morris asad Blaaven, J H Jenkins, PolntaeU Sehmij, J Eba* BOOB, Robertson Jones, Sb Schroder. John Brown, Rev Bran. Jcme^fttaes;; SoaRer, Andrew "da June, Samuel Mk^ztomss Brown, Beary H* sr Buabnfcasf BsnJ Bmw?, Franois . Kennedy, Nelson (ool'd) Brown, G WH JO LL ' Shumitc, John H Brown. BOB Kenny, Themas B Sm ede?, 0 H B?8WarrS.R ?nf.' Wm*7 " ?|'m?* Brevar?, Henry n^?T. ?oraos W Smith, Joseph N Berke,. Andrew, L Klaren; F W Stone; B G Bugbaum. Fr'Ww Staunton, J O A J ^""SS** saan Camp?e?d, Jame* Ievb-i. Jacob Steele, WB SyoTi jofa?.lamsars,!, Stanton.Joba Oasgm.Michl LodeThose, AU- T'T Cords, T f Martin, F Thomson, w W K?^ st&J^n?f raerB'^ ?TS* S^VS*?. > Turobu?: Andrew . ^^S^'ss? Davie?, Hear, f Watson ?ea Betts, Adda LeulsjMomier, Chriettan Von Dokiea. Hlr Donovar-, Hum-1 > Mooney, Cap Han- a*gTT7 yarey ry <;?;*V...? Vosettobrtobv Dothage,JH Motto?.WM ... ?B?6***"* szoeSsyTl^f^ Sjll&JtUa, AUfeeA' < '.Sa>! . . Ii??'' sFsaka?.- IllAkt^? ? DuFrs. Rs? Be- Moultrie, WUhttao War?eu. G C oo ^^^2^ ^Jji^ Ha ?bs^Sa^^aS asralfM.^^ WWbess^ PItOt:KKWM?S OF oovaoit?. RBO?LAR MEETING. I Cou .ven. CHAVUKB, October 28,1867.. Preise ot-Tko Mayor, nu?l Alilormcn lUvonol, Gerdts, Wiapg, O'Neill. Willie, Stoismeyer, Olney, Oakes, Euston, Marnhull, Cosgrove, Butler, Gow tooitf and lMuglo-15 monitors. * Tue Minutos' of tho last meeting were road nod ooutlrmcd. . 11 : AppUcat?On of G. W. Sponsor lor a license to opon ?m ex eli an go and loan office. Referred to Conunittco on Licenses. Application of ?no. W. Hall for a license to pack loose cotton on Brown's Wharf. Boterred to tao' Mme Committee. .; .... ic Application of W. 0. Duke? A; Co. for permission to oro?t a Btot?? onglno on Marok's North Wharf. Uclerred to tho Mayor. K. Petition of F. E. Wendholm and others, pray inp; to bo roliovod from ft fine imposed by the Recorder for selling Ob Sabbath day, ?xe. 1 Alderman Cosgrove .moved that tho petition be granted. Lost, . ... Notice of the annual mooting of the Stockhold? ers of the Okoraw and Darlington Railroad Com? pany, to bo held In (ftorsw, 8. G., onTueadey, the 19th of November asst; Information. Return -ot .tho Harbor Master for September, 1867, showing $340.71-100, collected for harbor fees. I^II8 sgt?inst tho Abu? House for mouth ending j Oe;ober 20,18G7, amounting to'12771.04. lwforrcd to Committee on Accounts. BEFOBT8. ' > JNie Mayor, Chairman of the Board of Health, made tho following report, which was adopted : " " Tho Board of Health, to whom was referred tho cdmmunication.of the City Registrar, relative to intra mural interments, beg to aubirnt the follow? ing report: - . <*. . This subject was introduced into City Council ou tho Jth November, 1868, and referred to s special >' mmittoe, who made their first report on the 4th J aim ai v, 1859. The discussion of tho sub? ject i-t Council "as well as by the community, in tho foi m of memorials to Council, was continued from tim? time until'tho 21st Juno, 185p, when tue Ordiuanoe which now regulates burials within Ute city waa pasead. Sinoe that ?Ti bas boen peculiarly exempt trova epidemic, diseases, abd if experience ia to be taken as a guide.it ie not un? reasonable bo Conclude that the Ordinanao which was perfected after such repeated discussion, sad so caromi a consideration of th* subject, has at? tained the object in,view, vis: tho protection of the health, of the city against Improper burials with its limits. ??. ? ... . The several qlhrclios having comotonss within tho city have themselves placed .certain restric? tions upon burying In tbbir grounds, which assist tri the execution of tho Ordinance, and in addition to thu, n um er otra cometones ha vp been established . beyond the city limita by both whites and colored, some of thein of very vu co nt dato. Bin co tho open ? lug of these grounds a large cumber of our people i havo provided themselves with lots in oue or an ' other of them, and ike Board is of opinion that the tendency to continue doing to ls such, that burials within the city will have ceased long be? fore tho time when, from, tho condition of tho grounds, prohibitory Laws would be necessary, ^ With these tfews tho Board deem any further l?gislation on Cito BUUJ^U. . ---ay ??STHSSSS time. ResrKctfuJly^bjnittsd. Mayor and Chairman Board Health. WILLAM lt AVENEL, E. W. MARSHALL, Z. B. OAKES, . E:P* ENSTON, V * . JAMES COSGROVE, GEORGE S. PELZEB. Board of Health. Alderman Gerdts, Chairman of the Committee on Streets, made the following report, which was received as information : HEPOBT Off TBS EXPENDITTJ?1BB Of THE STBXXT DE? PARTMENT, FOB THE LAST TWO MOUTHS. For Labor from the 21st August to 20th September. .$1,167 BO For Cartage lrom the Slat Au? gust to 20th September.. 850 CO ' F< ir Brickffork from the raft Au gugt to 20th September,193 00 For Iubpoctor and Superinten? dent trom tho 21?t August to j 20th September.:. 896 50 For Lumber from the Slat Au . gust io 20th September... 160 00 For Lime from tho 21st August to 20th September. 8 76 For Rubbish from tho 21st Au- ? gust to 20th September.. 95 00 For Arching Drains from the 21st August to 20th September.- 10 00 For Gravel and Cement from the . 21et August to 20th September. 80 00 For Nail? and Brooms from the '' ' . 21at August to 20th September. .19 25 I.Mi?? 50 For Labor from 2lBt ,Soptombor to 20th October. .j .81,871 26 ' For Cartage from 21st September to 20th October. :. . 787 60 For Brickwork from 21st Septem? ber to 20 h October....- 935 00 For Inspector and Suporinten dent from 21st September to 20thOctober. 828 60 For Pickaxes, Nails, etc, from 21st September to 20th October. 28 00 For Lime from 21st September to 20th October. 72 60 For Gravel from 21st September to20Ootober.'.V. 22 50 For Cement from 21st September to 20th Ootober. 80 00 For Brooms from 21st September to 20th October. 2 60 -$2,867 76 Extract from the City Inspector's Book. H. GERDTS, Chairman Committee on Streets. Charleston, October 22,1867. The Mayor read to Council tho following com? munication, which he had received 'from the General commanding this District: HEADQUARTERS SECOND MJXJTABT DIUTBIOT, ) CHARLESTON, S. C., October 19, 1867. j His Honor Mayor P. O. OaUlord, Charleston, 3. O SIB-I am instructed by the Commanding Gen? eral of this District to inform you that no election will be held for municipal officera for the City of Charleston, S. C., and the election notice prescri? bed by the ordinances of the city will not bo pub? lished. Very respectfully, sir, Your obodieut servant, LOUIS V. CAZIABC, A. D. C., A. A. A. G. The communication was received as informa? tion. ELECTION OF On A88E880B. The election of City Assessor, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. D. C. Gibson, came up m order. Alderman Marshall, Chairman of the Special Committee on Retrenchment, moved to postpone the election, aa the Committee intended to recom? mend some alterations m the Assessor's depart? ment. Alderman ' Steinmeycr offered the following' amendment to the motion: Resolved, That Council proceed to the election of City Assessor, as advertised, and that, tho salary of said officer shall be subject to tho de? cision of Council io tho report of the Special Com? mittee on Retrenchments. The amendment was lost, and the motion of Al dorman Marshall at7 jptod. Alderman Butler, from the Committee on En frossed Bills, reported as having been engrossed y tho Clerk "An Ordinance to provide tor the liquidation o? in te rest anthe debts of the city, which accrued the 80th day of September last." Alderman Willis objected to the ratification of the Ordinance. Tho Msvor ruled ont the objection on a point of order, and the Ordinance was ratified in due form. Adjourned. W. H. SMITH, Clerk ot Council. STarlut R?BMrt an? IU?taU>B Bfesat ft?r Bonds, S toe ks ?sui Bask Hills, ate Wssat ending Ostofcev **, ?8S7. SS? ASSa) Wt ANDREW M. MORELAND. Droaccr, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, e. C. aoOTauuan SAWS BILI* Buring . B&nkof Oamden.....-...t..... ....-7.r7T.MeMO Bank ot Charleston.if^ ?ask of~ Bask of Baux of Ham'_. Bank of Newberry Bank of Booth Carolina.?. 2!S !S of a Oarohna, prior to Itel..... B*nk of Siate of H. Carolin*, Jtor 1st Jan... 'Cl.. OouunsroialBank. Columbia_.77..:. ?sorumgo Raak, Columbia. atarckaafs Bank. Cheraw. Feople's Rank, Charleston.,. Planter's Bank of Fairfield.,. . Kiter's and Mechanic's Bank, Charleston. S^'*esAamBWk?ad Bank. Charleston... Slate Bsnk. Charleston......,.~,.......... Urion Rank, Charleston. . ?ty cf fltisrlsston Changs Bttki. Biat* South Carolina Treasury Kotw. _ _. ^ jaowns. sioox asrn oobsoka ??org?a SUU Coupons.. Oeorsta Skate Bond Heven Per Cent (old).... , Si^^jSjj*?0 tffljSSsi: SlySckhS^a Bon??*. : ; ;v. .*. : ; \\\ : ri '. *.;'.**' 0?ty of Columbia Coupons. ' South CaroUaa Railroad and BMik Steak..!!!!' Bouto illina Railroad Six For Cant Sou^OAroUna B. RCVrHCcatr of Ste?e rf|pth Srolma Bands (asw State of Mutti ?ar?ilu'a ?took. First NatioM? Baak Stoek.!!.!.! ........ SS??K ? in?^dsii-v; MortfaMstem Raiiroafl CMuliftoaU erf Ol^rlesten aud Savannah lulirea? ??nA; VntaJ ?xport. m^^M^f^^^r. tXMUQOV. ./ jh I BBISTOL, UNO-iPer Brinah b4to Beuona-?85 boll LOKXI^-?J?' ?KlJinS'kbl? Spltlto Mr* j " penttae,lSWbblsBo?to/^ ^ ' ST JOHNH, N B-Per Br ochr Nftvite-Oi.SM feet saw*l Lumber, M bbl? Ito, M bolo Pitch. BOSTO?f-Per Bohr David F?u*t-1&3 bato? Oolloo. 100 tona lo o?o iron. SS tanda and bbl? Bra*?. Cop por. fco, . ls baWBagap ? bala? rapar, ? batar Bop?, Mobara i Balboedhroa. fW YORK-Pcr steelton Equator-13 bags a X Oct 1 ton. 1867 balai Upland Colton. 69 ??roo* Bte*, U bales Domestics, 88 packages Bli*"*- eai3ESt?-. Bsrrete.....,Fer steamabip " , and 1W1 bales Upland Ct balsa Domestica, OTttoroes Bte?, ul Regs. 40 Faokagos, and Sundries.Per Btoamsbls; Emily B souder-9 bales B l and OU bales Upland M^^?fey^?^^ tc^,?lbl>lo Maral Btores, 800 esopty Berrols. 30 reck ages.Per aetar Septos Jasa ss an tn balee Cot? ton, SOO bbl? Boola. PUU.AJJEr.pniA-Por steamship IManesj ita . Cotton, 43 oaeka Blee. 88 cask* Clay, TS balea , ?8 balee Tarq. 9 bales Feathers, 30 aaoka , I SS bbl? Reedn. 10 tabla Spirita Turpentine ?0 pikek sgen Furnltuxo, 150 IUUroad Whoofe- and Axiee. SM casks' Brandy, 880 empty Casks. 88 packages Mdse. BADTtstOBaVJPer tturpatalp Bea Oub-09 darcee Btes, 677 taales action, lt hhds Bones, 1 hbd and 18 bales Hides, it Packages.Per iMlSSatiflj Patapsro SHH ?orcos Blee, SM balea Upland Cotton, 14 Pasav ; ages, 804booas ftnndries, tl) botes Bags.? katoaBags, I 8 balfcn Bides, 1 roll Leather, IS hhds Bones. TUB CBARLKBTOrl MARKET, ' ros? SHS wuax ajrorso TtnraapAT, coTonan 34. ?OTYOH.-Tho duOness of the Horthern market ccuaed the staple here to bs depressed on tho first day of thewook. but Uu Improved attttudo of tho foreign efl tue?, with sdranolnf prices, causad tba rates to barden anni Taos day, when the i nsolvonoy of a prominent Eng? lish bank haring boon antlevneed, the staple, both at Liverpool and Mew York, took a receding tendenoy, and tot foreign quotationn, whioH opened at ?Md. and ?4 ranead tc e%d., fell off to 8 7-iod.; Mew York also de cUnod from 3So. to 19c V ?. for Mew York MiddUng, and the rates here, which opened at UK a lee. for Lew Middling, lOMo. for Middling, and 17o. for Strict Mid* diing, improved to l7o. for Low Middling, 1TK a l7?o. for Middling, on* 18 *18>ic. ?3 lb. for Striot Miduling; bat on Tuesday the declining coudie lob bf otha- markets caused adapnaeatan hero,and price? recoded to Ide 10)60. Sor Low Middling, 170. for Middling, and 17 Mc ft M. Sot Strict Middling Cotton. Tho market yesterday- opaned doh at Mo. declino, bat closed strong et Mc edvaase on the quoteticne of mo day before, the EngUsh market ha? rtog improved and regained what lt had lest. The receipts hera for the week have boen ?fl bales ol 6?a Island, and 6807 bales of Umland, against ?9 bates oJ Sea ratend and ?119 bales of Upland Uro wo<* before, and 187 bafea ?ea Island ?ml 53*8 bata* of Upland for She week last year. Wo ofjfcr t he following report ol the operations In tula market for tho week rust cloted! On Monday the fqrtber advance In tba English merke! induced holdore to stiffen their sato?, and wUb a limite! stock, whioh reetrlettd the operations of ptoobtasri. caused priesa to improve from M to Xe ft ?. ?ates SM bales; Low MiddUng hoing quoted at IT?., Middling ai lt M @lVMc. and atrlet Mid liing at 18a, the latter grad?, however, being generally held above quotations. On Tuesday the nows of ftnanaial troubles M liverpool, with needing rates ot that point and Mew York, causes' prices to roccdo about Mo. V lb. Befe? S76 bales; Mid? dling being quoted at l?o., and Btriot Middling at ? 018Mc V lb. On Wednesday prices deann sd MOX*. MSB. Safes 705 bales; Low Middling being quoted at ltMMMc, Mid? dling at no., and Strict Middling at 17? <n M. j Yesterday th? early transactions wer? at rates generally Mc ?3 lb. lower, bot oat tba announcement that Livor pool had improved, tb? loss tn pries ?arly tai tho day was regained, and la adult?on in improvement of Mo <B Bs. established. Bales 01S balee, via: . at 16e., lt at 10M. M at 16M. 1 at ll M MUM. **et WM. .? ? a( 17. 93 at 1TM. 1*1 at 1TK, T at 17M. aa* t at Mo. W? quote: f" ? UTMBWMWI OLktrnmotxam. Low Middling.M ?10M ?Miadlta?nT!..IT M17M . Strb.? Middling.lTKMWg On Friday, the Utk Inst., She Mew York market haw? ing beeome depressed, the staple here was easier, prlsei h?ing irregular, but generally foll off from a M*o Mc fi Bl. Salo? SM bales. Low Middling being quoted st ISM $16?.; Middling at MMe, and Strict Middling a? IT?. ? ft. ! On Saturday tb? market bad aa upward tendency, pri?es advancing somewhat irregularly, bat generali] from M@Ko- ? ft., tba safes closing at the latter Un provemems lb consequence of the rios of aa K6V ta tbs Liverpool market. Sales SOS bali?-say Low Middling 10@10Me.; Middling Mo., and Strict Middling lTMc ?ft. SBA ISLAND COTTON.-Tho arrivals of this quahty Of the staple continuo of tbs most restricted character, and the business U consequently vary light Wo learn of the sale of 19 balea of Floridas at ?0 s ?So. S3 lb., and ? few bales of Ono See Islands at $1 33 M. and upward. OOTTOH STAWtataeTT. a. M'4. OK?, /noa. Stock on hand Sept L1867.. 183 MO 1M Beeeived thia week .... M MOT SIS Beeeived previously. TS 10089 Uti 824 MOM MM Banorts- M. V?. ?p'd. Bw?. Thia week. tl . 4040 SM Previously. 108 11871 9M City and local consomption. OM MO i 16011 1701 Total coports and consumption 149 10011 ITO! Stoek on hand and on shipboard.... Ut 707? 894 attn ?ms ion rata. ar. rut. upt'?. Rim. Stock on hand Sept. 1, ISM.. 3S? MM .... Keeeived this week. 1ST OMS UT Beeotved previously. ?79 11116 SOI 971 21*04 ?58 ?natala- S. 1 '<! Cp'd. Bim. This week. M 10-9 - Previoasly. tu 14909 145 "eos Wt? ~H8 Total eapesbj. SM 1671? 1*0 Meek ea keaad end eoaWpboart.... "tM SOM "sis BICE.-With aaoderate reoatpts-say aboat SO00 hnab ela of Carolina Bough, and M ti ira at ?f Clean few tba week, th? market has become find, with aa Improved in? quiry. We nota safes of aboat OW Here?? of Otesa Carolina s'nee oar last report, part of which sold at tb? following prices i M tierces at 7\o. ^ tb. ; 40 do. atSMc * lb.; 91 da. at OMc ? ft.: M do. at 8?c. fi tb. ? IB de. at 9c ft ft.l ead41 do. at 9Mc ft ft. We quote common to fair at ?M ftMb ft ft.; Mr to good at ?M ft ?Ho.. and good to prim? at 8M ft *Mc ft Bi. Yesterday a .ala took place st 9c V M. MAYAL 8TOBES.-There have bean received about 800 bbfe, of aU quahtiee, No. 1 Basin hs? been ?old at 88.60 & ATS e> barrel; No, 3 do. M M; Mo. S do. at S3.7? . Mt TheSpirita Turpeni^ was disposedof at 00?? Sic ft tatton. The Orude Turpenttne changed hands at tt ft barrel, of 380 pounds. BAY.-Thew? ba? been lMwaasteg receipt? fertktsar tiole, and the arrivais for the week amount to about 708 bales, all North River. Partos* theta supplied waa con? signed lo offers, but we leesa of the sate cf SOO bales of North Elver, atti M * bundred, sad IM batas at SI 18 ft taundreC There have been no arrivals or satos of CORN-The antr?fe consist of about MOO bush?]? of Norih O&roUufi and 2S00 ba?h(afe of Wastern, received vi? Georgetown, B. O. Thew bastasen a? wholesale opssa "--|- ri"- I-r Ttsiltmnirs mn tai asian mimili! seals ss has existed for ?oms weeba, and te confined ab moot MiUr.ly to a loocl retell irado, oa tba basis of SI 60 ? ?1*3* bushes for prim? white, sad MMft buMMI for ml?* Western, U ti. by weight. b>ge toomded. A small aargo of North C*roHjia, in tstertor aov?lt?os, at amtaa wblob did Bot jftaMftMi OATS-Than save been niitait about lftoo baabsas of this grain tar the week, and aa tes? af tba otto af about 800 baabato st. Mc ft bnshel, wsigbt. i FLOUR.-Tho arrivals of this artiote ooottnnea mod?r? ete, and, with ? light inquiry, prices kew? latea main? tained, and we renew pievtott? qnotet?oos: eayS13.90 ?3 bbb for Southern Soper; OU60ft bbl ft? Southern JUtre, and MiMlAM ft bbl. te? Southam Itally; Nortk ern and Wettern brands are ta fair supply, ?nd are held at about M ft bbL foe Super, and 918 *$ bbL for Safer*. SALT,-Tb? receipts have been abou< UM Backe ??Wet. wise. The?? U only a mod?rete ?ur^Oy of tbte ecsaM?> dity, ?nd ths demand ia rectrtoied to c ?wulted etty aaa ooantey imaulry. Wt qaote aa.60?3.7? ft sank for Oom tte? most In demand, but buyers ?re pnrehsetng very Slhtly, aad ytizta dcwmg tees strong for some QU?HMM, . oaot? prim? Shoulders ?A MM?l?c ftft.; prime Bibbed ?dee ai MftUMc, Prisa? Otear Bibbed Sade? at 1SQ19M?. There I? tome Inquiry for Strips ?nd Bellies, which ar? sitting a? IS*. ? lb, Yhere ls a moderate otcek of euatstoa Mea?, wblcf* ?riteatfirrega tl fO SI M . Usmc on Bio?. To Borton, by staam, 5*1*. i$ Wi on Oe?tca iBdt?OO* tt.ro. cm ltte?; by Mil, Ko. V lb. on Oottou, To Philadelphia, M oont ? ?. on ?plend Cotta*-iystesm, fut? -U dUt fl *>. by sail. Ts Baltimore, by steam, Me? ft Jb. on. Cotton, and fl 60 ft. tierce oa Rico. Tbtae steamers take freight through toy! Philadelphia. On Lumber, by kai, torte?York.PhUa delphla and Baltimore, at tO??>7 fl M, and on Timber ?96jl0ftM.a**Ma?rv fv, EXCHANGE., MWflsM BtUa^ha mt* .yesterday waa 169 tor sixty days bills. " Pouserto KW)nAKtt?.~Th3tWl^ ar* r*rrcria?tog flight Check? on New York et X off; ?no to Ovo day?, 1 V coat ! off) ara to tan days, IM off; tan to fifteen days, IK off; fifteen to twenty dan, JJ* off; twenty to twcn,trflve ?airs, a ?> cont off; tw.nty-flvo ti'lHtv Mfl', cent off. Tbsy an aoBWsj .Bight, Obscks at par. : . i ** **. . -id ; uaiU/i* >*n) ,v .., 1 ,'.( o' tfoi fcfy the*U^ i apply offer-big,-?bo lull pro- j tensions of factors for the bettor, qualities, and the dtiB oulty Of passing foreign exchange, tho sales were' con. fined to 700 b ale*, takea mostly Tor Liverpool, at prices to accordance wltftiPB'.vious quotations, as ?>no??t ;Or cfl?n^tlt^ ? STAYBMBMT or oovrow. StSek on hand 1st September, 1967.bales-18,286 Received today. 987 . Besetvad-yas.teya?#.. ,?..w...jp; a;. kW*,,36,68?; Catered today. 8.4*6 Cleared previously. 12,779-10,225 St^kOT hMdand onshtpboa.d....'. - ? M,B#fi The esperta include 686 bolos for Haw York; 683 for Ptflladelphis; 1630 for Liverpool, and 68a for Havre. Wilmington Mcrfest. . WILMINGTON, October 53.-TunPEfcTiHH-Io tn mod? erato inquiry, and but little coming to market Only 108 bbU received to-day, which wont at *3 60 for virgin and yellow dip, and 89 60 for hard, nor 290 lbs. Brntris Toat/aistet^-ffha market is rasher nrrrior to. day, asid wo qaoto sale* et 480 bbls, at ?To, and SO do at 61 Xe per gallon, according to quality of packages. Ho?ggt. Sat?* of OtobhbL a?*iaaotor. ?mroon:g3for stralnedi 16 ia? for No. a} $3 36 for low. and ?8 80 a 1 76' for fair and good No. L : TAB.-No receipt! or sales. OOTTOH.-!ta!oa today of 43 bales at loo for low mid. dUng, on? 17o pcs lb for middling. ? :i- .?? .i.- :r . ir - ?. .. ' BnHiiiaore Jtfnrteet. BALTIMORE, October ?2-Corra?-Markot oonlinuca . dull and prices heavy: wo report salea of 300 bags fair to prime Rio at 16% a 17fcc gold. To-day, at tho Exchange salesroom, waa oflared at asalten, bf Grafton Poney. 200 bags Laguayt*. of whiob. 6 bigs only Wore soldat??Ho r oBrreacy, acjkibewwdsajwmTjt.-?j! __?. Corroa-ReoeiptB are quito arie, but tho demand oon ' tbmes Ught san confinad to actual wants of spin naas. I Wo have only to report salsa of several small lota, inolud I lnfi BOOd 8t?l0 O? iOW m,(MUnS at 175i etB' ftna middun8 ' VF^O^-w"ntrfco the receipt of Northwestern Spring T,I-t ?i,Wr and Extra; tho Supers aro quoted at tu 25 a . 9 76} Bales of Do maa Korihwwtarn Extnat 910 60; 100 ' bbls Ohio an? Normwostorn Supers at ato. west? ern Winter Wheat Flour rcarce. Some inquiry still for Ctty MUla standard Extra, but we an not advised of any CHAIN.- Wheat-Offerings composed cf 9509 bushel* white and 8760 bushels red: the markov waa again 6 to 10. cents lower; sales Include 900 bushels prime Maryland white at 9280; 2000 bushels primo and choice Maryland '^ventado st\?*? 97^4000 K^rneOlum* moto at ?T?O*a 3 65 AooO bushels Inferior and ?dratf2 OSa" 3 45. Corn-a?'00 bushols white and 8800 bushels yollow received; market duli; sm aU sales of white at ?138 ?142; nsw do at 9108 a 1 19; 1700 bushels yellow at 91 87; 400 db Wr stern mixed at 91 87. Oats-7600 bushels offered ; 4600 bushels good to primo sold st 70 a 73 son ts; 1800 bushels fair at 96* OB canto. ' Ero-500bushols received: 1160 bushels prime Penna j roams only sold at 170 per Morbosas.-No eales rcportod, jt" "J Pito visions-Aro ?UH inactive, though with light stocks holden ara steady. Bacon-Southern orden con? tinue to bo filled at 14Kc for Shoulders, 17>?c for rib, and 18o for clear rib Sides-uncovered Hams aro no Hing at 19 a 20c, and fancy Western brands 36 a 96c. Lard lsJob? bing at lao for Ctty. and litte for Western. Mess Pork wo quote at ?34 60 a 20 . kW-outside ?rn ratall lota Rios-Markot still dall; we quote for Carolina 10 a 10Mo?m. No inquiry for l ast India. SUQAB-Nothing doing; market dull and prices favor buyers, though in tho absence of sales' no.quotable change can be made. Bax?-The market li unchanged ; wo si Ul quote for lot* from dealers, Liverpool Fine at ?810 s 8 30, end do Ground. Alum 93 80 a 3 30 ^ sack. Turk's Island 66 a 000 9Jt bushel for lota Irom store. Wmaxxrr-No transactions reported to-day. HOW Yerik market MONET MABSXT. The New York Evening Post, of Tuesday. October 33, |*?y*: The toan market ia nuist, tba rato for call loans befog 7 per cent, and ia* discounts 7 a 9 a RX names not m favor being difficult of salo. Tho stock market ia stronger, governments have ad vanead t fraction, and the tone of feeling is rather im? proving. Railroad shares are not very active, and quota? tions, though higher, sm fluctuating and ansettleJ. PROOUOB MARKET. NEW YORK, Ootobsr 22.-Ejuitm, ?tc-Tho market for Western sad Stau flour, under liberal arrivals and only a moderato loco! demand, ls 10 a 26c lower on the low and medium grad at with a slight concession on tho botter brands. ' 1 Southern flour ls 10 ?' 16c lower and dub. Sales of 400 1 bbls at 810 36 a 19 70 mr common to good extra Georgia and Virginia, and tmSaMeo for trade and family j brands. GBAXB-The wheat ubrketts stronger, but less activo, however, dosing team? lae improvement The demand ls chiefly for export, though in part tor milling. Oats are firme* end qaite active. The demand is chiefly sp?culative Tm sales ara 70,000 bush Ohio and western at SI a81Ko. aid State at 81 s 81 ){o. Cora opened better, tut buyers held off end pri?es de? clined 1 a le per bnah.1 The inquiry is chiefly local, the speculative demand ti ash in subsided. Pnovisions-The mudtet for pork ls not very activo to? day , but pri?es are better and firm at the close, The sales, cash and regular, aro 1760 bbls ai 93198Xe2175 formrss.' Bacon ia firm. Solos of 60 boxes city Cumberland ?ut St laxe, and 60 boxes city long ribbed at 18Mc, both for November delivery. ? Cannae-ThctOhecsn marka ls firm, and tho demand fair. We quos* ia follows: State factory, good to choice, * lb, new, 16 a 1? cents; State, fair to good, 18 a Ile; State dairies, ?hotos. Halare; English dalry. Conn., 16 a 17o; Kaattab dalry, Ohio, 19 a 17c.; Var? ment dairy, good te choice, fl Bs, 13 a lee; pine? apple, li? a ale; Ohio, prime, 18 s leo.; Ohio factory, ?sod to choses, li a Ma. Oavrua-Rio is quiet ont prioes an unchanged. Moi.sasrs-Tho market is dall sad prices ara Irre? gular. NAVAL Stomal Ar? generally dub, but pri?es are without change. The quotations aro: Spirita Turpentine free, per galton 16 a 66W ota. ; Spirits Turpan ttUela bond, per gaUam 47 a afc ?Crudo Terpentine, in bbls, par 990 tons, 94 7? s S; Rosin, common, in bbls, per ason?, 99 60 a8 70; Rosins, strained to obis, per ,980 lbs, 99 78 a 9' 89; Rottes, No % in bbls, per 380 lbs, 99 87K ai; Rosma, Not, la bbls,per 990Un.94 96 a 6 00; Rosins, pale, in bbls, per 980 Bbs, 66 96 a 6; Rosins, ex? tra pair, m bbls. pei 380 lbs. 9? 60 s 7 36; Rosins, window glass, ia bbb, per 990 lbs, ?7 60 a 8 60. Tar, North County, in bbb. per bbl, 98 96 a*89; Tar. Wil? mington, to bbls, per bbl. 98 75 s 4. Pitch, city, In bbls, par bbl, 99 76 s 4 31; Piton, Southern, in bbls, per bbl, it 76 ai 36, Brea -is ia m odarate demand and steady. Sales of 100 tos Carotina at 9M a iso. Boom 'Baw Sugar*saw more active, prisas, however, ore rather weak at ll? a ll%o for fair to aood refining. I Refined ara dull at 19% a 16Mo fl? hard*. Waaarax-Tbs market is steady, sales of 300 bbls tn I bond at 86 a 88c for nsw and 40e for old. FBSaonv&~To Liverpool 300 bbls flour aft 8s, 33,000 bush wheat attOfc?, and 90 kale* cotton at Md : and per nor 20,500 bush wheat at 1M, ?000 bales cotton at toi^?-T^ Hxports ear mee. Mtawsvl Broses smsl Lausatasr fires? ?He Port oF Charleston, ft osa tate 1st | Septonaaea- ta October M,189T. Total Coaatwls*. iillSbaaf^ Loaron. Bristol, Eng..... IVB? anaaasB.... Grand Total... . 1 CT Barrels. ?ii i to . 190 . " 3,408 . ,9.099 tO>8Wl I iiMlaia. Feet 78,009 J :?,3^S' OsumjiismakUais Jto*Jarta otf Oottaan sVoan take .leaskflt ilOaksVrUstoai. : ?Other British Poris...... 3>taltoOr*?*?Ma*B. Havre..... MarsaeRe?..,. Ctber a^waitt Perts.., . Tetai to France.. Wwrthoa-l Tetal Nertb afJwrep*.. w??tt?riot" \'"<y,: tntXAMD. krtyr*?*"?r*T.'? 'er*e.w.'tettr-i A.? 4r1fcr*aj&.;- ?^^x^3^j^A-^ja>wta,aa?> ? i WBaKLB, Charleston Wholesale Prices. ^-ir aw 'i M- H p. - ? . ? ?-. - ? ._ OAnfaitio, y yard BALE HOPS, ft lb-Manilla. Weatoru. \ Now York. Jue.,..< 4v.. ?Hw&i. ( Pilot. ?^j&f^ooiba'.'.'.!!!.!!!!"!! COTTON, %\ Va- . r j IJ^^OIJIMIT.,...,,, V 1 Middling to Ktrict Middling!WW. *l 1 Good Middling....... ,. SM* Island....... O?pDio&Wto-tisonxiu.. ! ft..... \.. r Adamantino.*............ Tallow. . , im........?... OOJ?VAGE, ft ft-Mania?.-.. CORN UEAL?\\ Wt........ COA L. * ton-Anlut-fteito.. I .Cumberland. COPPER. 1? ft-Sheet. FERTILIZERS- ? Perurian Gnana, ft ton.......... ,1'aclllo ?mum, ^??UOlbH........ Phoenix Guano...........'. l?aoghv Phosphate, ? 2000 fte... H Rhodes' Phosphate. 2000 ?is... Zeil'? imper Phosphate of limo.. _J Wooaatoo'jB Pboayhate of Wino..-. ATISH-?Q?,Ww ma... ". ?. Herring. ? bo?.. [ ' ? Mackorol, No. 1, ft half bbl. Mackerel, No. a, fl. half bbl. , Mackerel, No. 3, fl bot. ! Mackel ?I, No. l; by Mt?. , V. No.t.. No.?. Sardine*, 100-quarter boxea.. Half boxee.... FLOUR, ft bbl-Super.. Northern and Wea tem Extra. Baltimore Extra. j . fiom them-gaper. ? 9.00 3 80 ?11.00 D10.60 FRUITS-Prunes, %t YO.. Figs..........1. . Pried Apples.-, Almonds, non sholl...,. ' Bftlslnn, M. lt., V bot. .. Rsinins, Layer. Oranges........ . Lemont,fl box. cf(i A SS, fl box of 60 foot I Amorican, 8x10. American, 10x12. 1 Fronch. 12x14.... ,. GMAIN-Maryland Oat?; V bnaheL.... WentomOat?, ^ busho!. ,. Corn, fl buwhol.,. Beana, fl bushel................. RA T, fl r wt.-North Ki vcr. Eastern. HIDES-Dry, V lb.*. INDIGO-? ?h.._. IRON- Beaned, ft ft. ' Swede.. LATHS, fl M. LIME-Sh??, fl bbl..... Routh Carolina.; Kockport...,. Co mont. Plaster Paris.. C UM HER, fl M. J oe t Otear White Pine, 1st quality. . White Pino, good run. Tollow Pino. Boards, fl M. feet-Rough....... Grooved and Tongued.... LEATHER, country tanned, fl ft. MOLASSES, fl gallon-Cub?. i M n BOO rad o..'. . Sugar House. New Orleans.. If J VAL STORKS, fl bbl-Tar. Pitch. Rosin, Palo. " Boalii, No. 1...... RoEin, No. 2. Booln. No. S. Spirits Turpentine, f? Kallon. Oakum. *i lb....... ?M//,,S-,American, 4?20d, fi keg. American Wrought. Lathing. Copper, ft ft. Galvanized. Spikes. OHS-Lard, ft gallon. 18.00 ?17.00 50 ? 0.00 X) ? 0.D0 ? ? 8.00 Sperm, Winter, fl gallon. Cotton Seed, fl galton. Cantor (E. I.), fl gallon. PROVISIONS-Heat, mesa, ft bbl. '.-Beef, prime. Pork, meas. Bump... Bacon, Hams, fl ft..... Bacon, Hides. Bacon. Shoulden. Booon. Strips. Lard, in keg. Butter. Cheese. Potatoes, fl bbl. Onions. Apples. PAINTS-Whlto Lead, fl ft. Black Lead....:. Zinc, White.... PLOW STEEL, fl ft RI CE-Carolina, fl ft. East India. SLATES- American, ft square.. SUI NO LES, ft M. White Pine, first quality. SALT- Liverpool, coarse, ft sack. Liverpool, fine. SOAP- Bar, fl ft. STARCH, ft ft. SPICES, fl ft-C?sate. Mace. Cloves..... Nutmegs. Pepper. . Pimento. ... Race Ginger. SPIRITS, fl gallon-Alcohol. Brandy, Cognac. Brandy, Domestic. Gin. Holland. Gin, American. Rum, Jamaica. Bum, N. E. Whiskey, Bourbon. Whiskey, Rectified. SUGAR, ft lb-Raw..... Crushed. Clarified A. Clarified B. Clarified O. . j. Loaf. Porto Rico. Muscova?*' . SEO A RS- Domos tio manufacturo, ft M. TEAS, fl ft-Imperial. Gunpowder. Hyson. Young Hyson.. Black...... TOBACCO, ft ft. aa por quality. TIMBER- Hewn Timber-Yellow Pine. Ash. Poplar...;. Hickory.,. rm-1O Hoofing Plate. IX Roofing Plate. IO Tin Plate', 10x14. IX Tin Plate 10x1?. I C Tin Plate. 14x20. Block Tin, fl lb. . Tr/ATlf-Cotton, ft ft. Baling..,. ' Hemp. i.., Jute. VARNISH-Bright, fl gallon. Pantana. VI NEG A K-White Wine, fl gallon. Cider. French.......................... WINK, fl gallon-Port.. Madoira.. Sherry..... .......... Claret, ft oase.r. Champagne, ft basket. Z/jvY~8hoel. ft ft. 4.60 9.7S ?10.00 3.00 16.00 14.00 28.00 ?30.00 ?15.00 ? - a - ? 8.00 3.76 Cf 2.60 & AO a - (oj 0.00 ?12.00 ?3.76 6.00 8.76 ? 8.00 ?3.00 S6.00 3.40 ? 16 ? - pp ^^^msm |ALllCHAN^piLtS CHILLS &F?VEri IAIN. VETS HAVE USED GALUGHAN'S PELLS. AMD FIND W that they will do all that te claimed for thf m, and cheerfully rarmnm-fl them to puche favor. T, H. WAITH, Ex-GovamAT o? Alabama. J. W. A. BANDFORD, Att'y Geni of Alabama. ROBT. DOUGHERTY, fudge Suproma Court Ala. Prom THOMAS J. JUMB, Judge Supreme Court. I have Used GALLIGHAN'8 PILLS on Bay plantation for ?ever and Ague, and fiad them all thai la ctauncd fm thew. THOS. J. JUDGE. Montgomery, Ale, Septembas 39,1866V Lo wu OKS OOUSTT, Alabama. ; GALLIOHAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS wi? ?fi. Thu y aro decidedly the bast medicine for Chills end 1 e vorl ev*>rgavo. I would not be without them forflv? times ihe price. J. A. GRAHAM. AMJti?tous; April if, 1887. One bo* of GALLIG HAN 'S PILLS cured meperfecliy of Chills aiul P?w. They are the beat aeoMsne lo? OMRs and Pevor I wt* saw. A. G. RONALDSON, Clerk Superior Court, Swater County, Gs. MONTO oma*, tu,, inly e, 1868. Messrs. BLUNT tc HALB-G MKT?: I have need yow (IALLIGHAN'8 PILLB on two ooraelons tn Chills wo mer, and find that they ?fleet all that they wv) latead. Ddtodo. They arcthe boetrwoedy for the dls?a*e th?l ? hfcve eyer tried. I oonaider them perfeotly reUablm Reapect^iliy. DAN"L8A?BKr h Onad Sec Grand Lodge ot P. ?nd tu M. of Alabama, ALBANY, GA., March 11,188V. I have used GALfJGHAN'8 PILLS m forty cneeatl WHOLESALE IN CHABI?BTON, BY tmODtUVtt, WIMiBMAJI A CO., No. 18? Meeting street And by an Drttggisto. ... T? . . .mau-_5=?-ssssssiA. There comet?? gjad^?mg?nf?oy to al), <;HAS??LL?R'S VV M1T E LIQ U l i) MARINE NEWS. POUT OF OIIARIiBITOR Arrived Veetertlay. Bloop Amoila, from Ashepuo. 680 bushel* Rough Ric?. To Cobon, Hanokel k Co. Cleared Yesterday, Steamship E n Bouder, Lobby, Now York-JUD A Thee Cotty. ? Steamship Patapsco, Nott, Now York-Courtenay k Tron bolm. Brig Koystono, Barter. Now York-Rlsloy k Orelahtoa. Dritinh brig Bollona, Rawlings, Bristol, En?_R More a Co. Behr Amerious, Moss, Now York-T Tupper A Bons. Went to Bea Tnesdmy. British bark Elgin, Healy, London. Wont, to gea Yesterciny. Steamship E B Sonder. Lobby, Now York. Steamship Equator, Jaokway, New York. t'roir. this Fore. Btcarnvhlp Manhattan, Woodhull, New York, Oct il. Steamship Bea Cull, Dutton, Baltimore, Cot al. Vp fdr thia For?. Tho Competitor, Turner, at Cuxhaven, o t 4. Balled for tnt? Port. H tea m nh ip Falcon, Reed, from Baltimore) Oct 23, 6 P M. The Pawnee, Anker, from Liverpool, Oot 6. Bremen bark Causs, wisting, from Bremenhaven, Oct 6. I.I HT OF VB289KL.K OF, CLEARED ANO HAILED FOR TU IS FORT. FOB?IOH, iiTVunrooi. British bark Yumtirt, Thompson, < 1 oared.Sept 23 Hr hark Quirn, Stuart, sailed...........August 19 BriUsh bark Tecumseh, Hponaglo, Balled.Oct 1 i Tho Chattanooga, Fm man, sailed.August 19 Tho H ak on Adefertctn. Backer, up...?opt 14 , The Ch arfes ton, Morloy, sailed.September 18 ; The Pawnee, Anker, nailed. Oct " , ANTWERP. ? Tho Triton, Keoger, sallad.Sept OLACK BAT, C. O. j Behr Ethan ARsn, Blake, cleared.Sept 28 CUXHAVZlt The Competitor, Turner, up..Oct 4 ' ?31BMENHAVKN. Bremen bark Ganan, Wioting. sailed.. .Oot DOMESTIC. I BOATOS. Steamship George B linton. Rich, to leave..Oct 19 Brig JMM A Devereaux, Clark, up. .Oct tl Bohr Fanny K shaw, Shaw, np .!.. Sept M 8ohr Ida bella, Weeks, up...Oct 12 SSW XORK. Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, to leave.Oct 20 Steamship Prometheus, Barris, to leave. .Oct 22 Bremen bark Basbnrg. W?chter, cleared.Oct 19 Brig Tangent, Rich, cleared. .Oct 14 Bdhr Carrie 8 Webb, Worthington, np.Oct 14 .ohs M H Brambah, Hussey, cleared:.Oct 17 , Bohr Curtis Til ton. Rora er, up. ... Oct 16 Behr LUly, Frafteis, np. .Oct IT Sour LAEdwards, Marshall, up. ..Oct 21 BAnxnfons. Steamship Fakxni. Reed, sailod..Oct 28 LIST OF SHlPPtKO lat tit? Post of CBaxkeotawa, Oe?. 94, INT. 100 vrms THB STATS nxoavTso. STEAMSHIPS. Alabama, 10SO tone, limeburner, at Vandsrhonfs wharf, i tor New York, loading.Ravens! k Co Champion, 1418 tons. Lockwood, at Adger'a wharf, for New York, loading..,. ......Courtenay A Trsnhoha I Patapsco, 407 tons, Neff, at Union wharf, for Ballimore, ready..Courtenay k Trenhohn SHIPS. R C Winthrop, tau tons, Stewart, at Boyce A Co's wharf. tor Liverpool, loading.. .Ravenel k Oe Amelia. 888 tons, Conner, st Boyce A Co's wharf, fer liverpool, loading.J T Welsman Charlotta, UOO tons, Spear, at AUanUo wharf, for Liver crpool, loading. .W B Smith & Co Sedhergh (Br), 614 tons, Kneale, at Boy oe A Co's wharf. Bahia, jnat arrived. .Master BARKS. ! Hector (Br), - tons. Nelson, at AUanUo wharf, for Liv? erpool, loading.Street Bros A Co Artistic (Br). - toot. True, at Marshall's wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading.R Mure 4 Co Kate Stander. ?83 tons. Crawford, at Brown at Co's wharf, from New ?olk, discharging. .T 'lupper k Sons BRIGS. Henry laurens, 117 tons. Borden, at Union wharf, for a . Olonfuegos, walting.JA Enslow * Co Bellona (Bri. - tons. Rawlings, st Marshall's wharf, for Bristol, Eng, ready.......R Mure A Co Queen of Britain (Br), 1A4 tons, Symons, at Von nina's wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading.R Muro k Co Keystone 430 tons. Barter, at Atlantic wharf, for New York, ready.Risley k Creighton Martha, 232 tons, S tono, at Auger's wharf, from New York, discharging.Master SCHOONERS. D Talbot, 288 tons, Packard, in Ashley River, lor Northern Port, loading.Master S B Jova (3-masted), - tons, Little, at Accommodation Wharf, for Boston, loading.....*....H F Baker A Co Sophia R Jameson, - tons, ROBS, In the Stream, for New York, reedy.Street Bros A Co Americus, 284 tons, Moss, at Brown & Co's wharf, for New York, ready.T Tupper k Sous Chlloo, 218 tons, Hatch, at Brown A Co's wharf, for Bos? ton, loading.-Street Bros k Co J Crocker, 208 tons, Lowe, in the Stream, for Bucks v?lo, S O, ready.Blsley & Creighton Carrie M Blob, - tons, Amsbnry, st uni?n wharf, for Newport, loading.,.JA Baslow k Co Vapor, 310 tons, Bogert, st Accommodation wharf, for New York, loading.W Roach J M Morales, 177 tons. Newman, in the Stream, for Georgetown, 8 O, ready.Risley k Creighton A E Conk!in, 178 tons, Daniels, at Brown k Co's wharf, for New York, loading.Street Bros k Co W S Dough ten, - tons, Tatem, at Boyce & Co's wharf, for Georgetown, H 0, ready.Budd k Blake B N Hawkins, 890 tons. Wyatt, at Adgor's wharf, for New York, loading.W Rosoli Maine Law, 186 tone, Johnson, at Accommodation wharf, from Boston, discharging.Risley k Creighton CRISPER COMA. Oh 1 Bho was beautiful and fair. With starry eyes, and radiant hair, Whose curung tendrils. Soft entwined, Enchained the very heart and mind, VIUSPKR COBLA, For Curling the Hair of either Bex Into Wavy and Qlossy Ringlets or I loa'-y Massive Curls. BY USING THIS ARTICLE LAD IB > AND GENTLE? MEN can beautify themselves a thousand-told. It is the only article in Ute world that will curl straight hair, and at the same time give lt a beautiful, glossy sp? r> ouranee. The Crisper Coma not only curls the hair, but Invigorates, beautifies and cleanses it; is highly and de? lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete article ol the kind ever offered to the Ami rican public The Crisper Coma will he sent to any address, sealed and postpaid for tl. Addrow all orders to W. L. CLARK k CO., Chemist?, No. 8 West Fayette street, Syracuse. N. Y. March ?0_IT*' _ 1_> E A U T Y.- Auburn, ^aw*. ?CTw^h Jj Golden, Flaxen, and JPawjk ??r*!i ?b Silken CURLS produced by i tl 0 .WK the use of Professor Dx- jw^Ti JBk 4am BBETJX'8 FRISER LE Wak fl flPM& CHEV KUX. Ono appilca- JL^JP' JHB fiflRtion warranted to curl tho ??jflESktab^ "B^fk-?SF-' most straight and stubborn *"VwWrSW ha*"of either sex Into wavy ringlets, or heavy massive cu- Has bean used by the fashionables ol Pails and Loudon, with the most gratifying results. Does no In. vary to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 51. Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address BERG KR, 8HUTT8 sr co., Chemists. No. 28aRiver street. Troy, N. Y., Bole Agents for tbs United States. Maret, aft ty DUB CHARLESTONEIi ZEITUNG. JOHN A. WAOB3NS3K, MdJtosr. TTTJS DER THE ABOYE BEAD THE UNDBRBIGNHD %J pr. pose to publish a German Weekly Paper, to be the organ of th? German population, end devoted to tho interests of this state, tn encouraging Immigration and Industrial Frrrsuha. litt?rature, Agricultura, Commerce, Ares and Trade, will ba represented in its Td?T?T?, ?ad the news of the day win bs given. General JOHN A. WAGEN BR baa kindly consented to undertake the editorial management for Uu> present. Subscription-sk for Twelve Months; $1.00 for Six Months; *l for Three Months, Advertisements insertad on liberal terms, C. G. BROKMANN * CO.. September M Mo. ? Broad street, Charleston, & 0. "THE IRISH CITIZENV W5BW WBlKkT IIWIPAP1R, paoraurros aro marron, JOHN MITOUEXi. jpiiR^^M^EB^TOAPPEAR ON SATURDAY, THE Terms for haM^year.'.'.'['.'.'.I'. '.'.'."'. '. 1*L60 TermB foi fourmomha.................... 1.0? Clubs of 10 ta the r^ proportion. Advertisements bo be forwarded immediately, BO ss to be duly citified. Address, JOHN MITCHEL, Office o? tbo Irish Citizen, ?J No. 91 Barclay street, New ?eik. ' FobtemeorSO .. THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER, OCAb?, MABIOW OODWTY, FI.ORSOA. T. F. SMITH, Bo?torand Proprietor. RC DsBR?BI? Assistant Bdjtor. HP HB BANNER HAS A LARGE OIROTJ CATION JL througrw.tt Ute most populous sad weaRby portions Business mea?, desirous of introducing their bnrfness .hrough that section, would do well to advertise tat Its ipil Wiall :v> " suBsciarriOH, *? A TBA?. HPAMTIOK & Co., Agents, at Courier Office, Charleston September 27 '" ?" '?"m. , |, i j, ,. , ,, .,.- .. . ? TUE MARION STA::, >/ the country, and offers a favorable medium to Mer kddition to our raaalng, publish _ he STAR, during tho Bates of Advertising Booral. -r W. J. McKKRALL, November 20 EditOT sud ProprUtor TH? SttOfTEWS, ;?SiES ?S 0?TEF,H, I^priesors. ' ?- TWUBSDAY. AT StWC?KL S. C. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. AN ORDINANCE TO. WOlta THF. I Ml Kl MI INI I O '* DOCES. ?VA* r.'iu. Tho boat interests ol tho ri ty, M will a? lb? ccuvenleucs, of tho shipping visiting tho port, domfsd that tho channel of Cooper uiver l>o kt-ptopeu with suf& dunt depth of water for all commercial purposes, and free from obstruction i B* it ordained. That tn fn ; urn all inuit removed from any of tho city docks by dredge machino?, or otherwise, shall bo romoved ono huudrd and Atty iatbonis from the end of tho dock. Tho Harbor Master shall bo furniahed with a copy of thia Ordinance, which ho is required atrictly to enforce; and to report for prosecution all violations of the same; Which shall subject the party so offending to a Ano not exceeding one hundred dol?ais for each and every, offbnoo. Bail fled In City Council this eight day ot October, bi the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven. ::" ! i tUS.l P. 0. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. ?V SAITH, Clerk Of Council. October 1?_ NOTICE TO DELINItUKNT TAX -l'A YKits. CITY TREABURY OFF ICE. I Octobor 8, 1807. J rpAX EXEOU1IOXH WILL ISSTJK I HO M THIS OF JL i IVA ', on '?3d mut., on all unpaid returns for 1867, dun on 2tHh Juue last. S. THOMAS, _ October 9 City Treasurur, NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS. CITY TREASURY Oi FICE, I OrrroBEn 2, 1867. j ALL AUCTION LIGEN .-.ES EXPIRED BY ORDI? NANCE on 30th September. Renewals will te grautod on application at this otilen. If mado during Thu Month. 8. THOMAS, City Treasurer. October 0 ESTIMATES WANTED. OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, l CITS HALL, CHARLESTON, September ll, 1K?7. 1 ^SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL IO tho 13th at 12 o'clock M., for BUILDING ?EVERAL TRUNKS of the lengths and sizes glvon below. The es? timates will Include tho cost of excavating about 200 cubic yards of earth, thu necessary niling, reforming ot pavements, and grading alter tko laying of trunks. TRUNKS. narr. Length ol Trunk tn Line street.?.270 Length of Trunk lu and from lots in Coming' street to tl o tidal drain.tl...1.300 Length 11 Trunk Irom lota on Gadsden street to the I main dram In Wentworth street. 120 Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad ' chile street drain..... 1ST Total length....... 877 Ti unka to be twelve by twenty Inches tu tho dear, built of two by twelve lnohcs primo yellow pine planks, to rest upon Bleepers of three by nine inches, throe feet loni;, placed five feet from centres. Braces to be two by i sifc inches, dovetailed Into the sides of Trunks, at dis? I tances of live foot from centres, The Trunks to bo laid I ta grade pegs furnlehed by tho Engineer. I All tho work must bo carried on with the greatest dispatch. Plans con bo seen at this oflko. A copy of these spociUcatlous must bo attached to each oller. LOUIS J. BARBOT, September 13 City Engineer. i'llUl.ll NOTlCaC. i OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY. I January 3, 1807.1 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER tho folio wm;; Ordinance licenses have been prepared lor delivery from thia outee S. THOMAS, City Treasurer. SEO. 1. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermenin City Council attempted. That from and after tho ilrst day of January, licenses Bhall be talton out for all caris, dray, and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, in the saino manner, and according to tho samo provisions nOw bf force In relation to cart?, drayB and wagons, letoi d ri von for hire; except giving bonds. And each sucu I cart, dray or wagon, sholl be provided with a badgo con? I faining the number thereof, and marked Private, to io [ placed on the outside of tho shaft. SEO. 2. No person shall be taken by tho Treasurer r.s surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning 11 . cenBos for carts, drays, wagons and other carnages, no? loas he or sho bo a freeholder. &u?. 3. Tho follow.ng shall hereafter bo tho rates for llbonses for public and private carts, drays, wagons, Ac, including tho hornea or mules used thereof, which sUiC he tree from other taxation: PUBLIC CA HTS, PS AYS, ETC., OB TR OSE EMPLOYED IN ARK BUSINESS WI1AXEV?11, FOB UIHE DWKOT OR IN DI UKO r. For every curt, dray or wagon, drawn by one horse oe onie, ?30. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horses or mules, 130. For overy hack and carriage with two wheels, $30. For every hack and carriage with four wheels, MO. Foe overy atage or omnibus (except line omnibus, With two horses. $60. For every stage or omnibus (except line omnibus), drawn by four horses, Sou. I For every truck drawn Dy two or more horses or mules, I WO. . For every express wagon drawn by two or more hone? 1 or mules, ?60. DREAD CAA TB AND PRIVATE CASTS, DRAYS, ETC. For overy bread cart or wagon, $6. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do? mestic purposes, and not to be employed in thc brand? porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any other commodity, for compensation, either directly or Indirectly for the same, Bhall pay for a license tho sum of ts, exclusive of the horco or mule. . Kaufled in City Council, this 10th day of January {x? a] In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun? fired and sixty-six. P. 0. GAILLARD, Mayor, By the Mayor. January 8_W. H. SMITH. Clerk of Council. AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PBO. DUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMABLE OILS. SEO. 1. Be it ordained by thc Mayor and Aldermen, in City Council assembled. That from and after tho 16th day of Juno next, it shall not bo lawful to koop Petroleum, Kerosene Rook Oil, Benzine, Bonzole, or any other in flammable oil or oils on storage or for salo In any cellar, store or building south of Line street, in a larger quan? tity than lil ty gallons on any ono lot or promises, and any such quantity so kept or stored shall be contained lu vowels of tin or other metal. SEC, X That Petroleum, Ita products, or any other In? flammable oil or oil?, when brought Into the city by land or water, may be kopt on any lot or in any "building In wblebj^cotton ia not stored, for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours, upon tho expiration of which time it shall be removed and kept in tho manner as required by the foregoing section. SEO. 3. Any person or persons violating any part ui this Ordinance shall be aubjoct to a fine of two hundred dollars, for each offence, recoverable in any Court of com. potent jurisdiction. Ratified in City Council this twenty-first day of May, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, W. H. SMITH. Clerk ot Connell._ ? Junee PUBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE CLERE OF COUNCIL, l ' May 1867. J The following Section of " An Ordinance to abolish the office of Sperintendent of Streets ; to provide for Keep lug the Streets' Lanes, Alleys, and opon Courts in tho City of Charlesston Clean, and for other purposes," la hereby published for the information of all concerned : For tho due protection of the said contractor or con? tractors, it ii further ordained, That every owner, tesson, occupant and tenant of any premiaos fronting in any stied, lane, alley, or open court, shall on every day (sundays excepted) have the dirt, filth, garbage, or other offal, placed in front of his or her lot. in a barrel, box or heap, and m readiness for tho contractor, by the hour ot .oven o'clock, A. M., irom the hist day ot May to the brat day of November In every veer t and by the hour of nine o'clock. A, M., from the first day of November to the first day of May following. And any person offend? ing herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, or other offal, m any street, lane, or alley, or open court, after the hours above named, Bhall be subject to a fine not lesa than two nor moro than five dollars, for each and every offence, to bo Imposed by the Mayor? By order W. H. SMITH, May 16_Clerk of Connell. KI UK LOAN. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Om HALL, November ?,1886. I ALL PERSON o DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN Td S Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un? der "An Act of the General Assembly, giving authority to tba City Council of Charleston to proceed in the ma,, tor of a Fire Loan, with a view to aid m building np tho City anew," are hereby notified that tbs form of apprl Dation for loans can be obtained at the office ef the Clerk of Oouncllo between the hours of 0 A. M. and 2 P. M. . AU applicaUon. must bo ? 4 tattle above mentioned office, as tko Committee witt meet every Monday to ocr.. alder the asma. By order of the Mayon " W. H. SMITH, November 10_ Clark of OgameS. NOTICE. Ow FICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.--THE FOLLOWING Clause Of Section I of aa "Ordinance to Raise Sup? plies tor tho year 1867, ls published for tho information of persona soiling Gooda by sample or otherwise, who are not rsstdout? oi this city. AU such persons are hereby iiobfltd to report at this office. "T"h re o dollars on every hundred dollars of aB goods saki in this caty t NOUS not rea kies ts, by sample or otherwise." . %1L SMITH, March? _ flaw* bf Oonncrtj NOTICE. ? ' ~"~ OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, I Ouiunov, 8. C.. May 4j 1BS7. j " rriBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF TOT LOTS AND X i incloeuroa, vaults. Au., wUl commence on Mondan Mast, Ot Inst. Oumero and occupant? are hereby required lo seo that tuen- premises ATO In good condition and that J.1 filth and garbage ts removed aa required by Ordi? nance. Other inspections WfU follow. Ry order of Mayor UAILLASD. AFFLMJTE? ! SUFFER NO MOKE! -? ? ? '-i.-- *> ? ? ?:?<.:>?'. When by the nee of DR. JOIN VILLERS ELIXIR you ?anho cured ^erraanentOy, and at a^atn|^oost. itomm rataaMe msdleme for Physical and KeT^us^eaknssl' ietwal DoMUty and Prostration, LOBS of Muscular ga?, nut?^^ ^wuTromo1 a? ns affection swsatfcEif*"*' lteaTcnt, in^iclty toondy or business, l??^m^no y, contusion, thought* of self destruction, liars ?ff in. .M^joi^^ Young Men, bo humbugged no mos? ter '?Qiiaok Doe ois" and ignorant pi actltionere, but send without debvv or the Elixir, and be et once restores foRealtb sad bau? &*o?rt?^^w One bottle ls sufficient to effect a ciir? tn au ordtasary "ALSO, DR. JOINVILLE'S S?EOIFIO 'fW?S, W?M P^r^and^ern^ent^are of tlonorrh^j^S^ tJW v^ia^y'T^raw^erJ^^rom vet^ts^?^EtiWote sy aataMa?sf taltai^ wlW btaatasss ?Bw>iiB)MsV' Price St tpreas on ree?1?t?f prto* Address aft orders ta , '

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