The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 11, 1867, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. Office So. 19 Kayne Street. gUB-iCRTPTTON It .VT. S.-Oaecipy. twelve months, $10; six snath*. $5; Uwr moaths, ?2.53. AJjTCitiTSl '.li t ? r .i -Sift -ea eoats a Una for the first iasar na, ami tea ce tts a lino tar each subsequent tnsjrtim. Marriera tai (Mooral Nouses il each. TEBil v-lnh. In alvaro. LBlTcUti si ml I D> aJlreawd to the DAILT NEWS, So. i; ll.va: s' -eet. Cbarlestoa, C. EEJ-jr iO SI vN ? > .aiPf? will not be returned. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ll, 1S67. -Gold closed m Now York yesterday at 133Ja 18S?. -Cotton in New York e'esod dull ata ceoline ol ?c. a 1J pei lb. Salo s lSOD bales, Midd.ing 16k. .-Co.ton iu Lavcipeol closed \Ca.oiday at7Jd, hoavy ; to arrive 7d. Saks 0000 baled, Manches? ter adviojs uatavo?able. -P.ria ia to i.avo a ucw, beautiful and commo? dious a'hjatre Vaudeville near tho Grand Opera. -iho yehow lover still lirgors in tho no.ghbor bood o? Thtbodanx, Louisiana. -M.. Jumos 13. aiacui.'i\L, casbierof thoNutioa al Bau., at E cu ? oud. Vu., dud last weak. _I'UOTJ wcic 3AW o-i.es o; cttou raised in one Sou:ae.u oouu;,/ o. I.Lno.s tui? soaso.:. - Po:.! Curtsiaaa. lu-ideur or Moses Risa and his so... ia ?a-y was uan-rad in St. Lou.* ou ?'r.uay. -Ayouog mau in Georgia died rocently from having cut a mole with a razor while snavjag. Paralysis '-'as caused by tad wouud. -air. Jamas M. Prentiss, ono of the best citi 3 -us oi Savannah, d.oa on Friday night of homo. rnage o? the iuugs. -Wisconsin has paid over nine thousand dollars bouaty this year for wild animals, whose skins alono are suai.-.vntiy valuab.o to .ead hunters to pursuo them. -I: is said that a tradesman in an Ohio city ap? pends to ins advortisomcut : "Mia stera of tho Gospel auppliod wito gooes a. cost, if t_ey agree to mant.ou the net to thc: congregations." -lois statod tnac 'Yunk.o Raouason," show? man, has gouo into bankruptcy, ac the oni of an u i uj.-c?s?ul campaign in Caicago ; liabilities $11 OJO. -iho kid glove dealers of Boston are said to bavo ?ola 5.6.000 worth of "kids'* to the ..ud.euces of Mc. D.ckeud, wuo has finished his readings ni that city, and is now in .Now York. -Tba Board of Visitors of tae University of Vir? ginia have e;eo:cd Major Green Peyton, Engineer of the Southside Railroad, pi cc.or, vice Colonel Joan E. Jojuson, rcsigaod. -Tho ?ioatn3lup Cit.. of Paris has been seized at Now York, on tao ground tba: ano had carried an excess of passengers, lue penalty is fixod at $17J,60J. and ino owner.? of the vessel gave bonds for tnat amount. -Ina mjuuaao.it oa Plymouth Rock has been com.iiJtod. Tao last eton: was piaced upon tue etruo.uro on Saturday, wuon tho uohes ot some oi tho pi.grim ia tua. s woro deposited in one of the ohambar*. -A foaiiul murd ir is reported to have occurred at Bright Hopo Coalpits, Cue.tcrfiold County, Vir? ginia. It is said taat a waite man was thrown dowa a shalt ono thousand feet deep. The mur? derer e=caped. -Ia Paa is the peopfo axe buried by a company who take charlo ol all funerals. Ti-is companv includes eight hundred persons, aud it employs eoveral hundred horses. Al tho.e horded aie either black or white. -A portion of the former country seat of Jo? seph Bonaparte, at Bordentown, N. J., has just been sold to a miikmau for twolvo thousand del? lars. I: was only a nue eus of the estato, with the mansion, aud belonged to Mr. Millard, a son of j Count B juaparte's former Secretary. -The wire rope for the now suspension bridge at N agars ?alls bas arrived at Moutreal, and wid soon be delivered at Clifton. Its weight is over one hundred and fifty tons, and fifteen cars will bo required to anspart it. The bridgo will be com? pleted before the 1st of Juno uext. -A Honolulu letter of November 13 says Captain Enos, commanding a whalesbip, reports oems ordered from Ooho.hoek cruising ground by a Russian a j.iboat. .ie was giv.a twenty-four hours in wh.ca to leave, otherwise the Russian threaten? ed to auk his vessel. -Aa Eax-isn oaper ?mys th it many Roman Cathol.c ladies in Loudon have sold their jewelry and givon tho proceeds to the fund in support of the Holy Father. The male sex has mado a sacri? fice hardly lea ? real. Gentlemen havo foregone hoatiag for the season, and subscribed an equiva? lent cf the expense in favor of the Holy See. -At a remaie suffrage meeting iu Vineland, N. J., reso.utions were ad pied declaring that one huudrod aud tbiriy-fonr thousand wemen in New Jersey were entitled to vat , and it was decided to issue thirty-thousand co.ies cf an addres., and to employ lecturers lo canvass the State to awaken tho worn n to a knowledge and raaiutenauco of their rights. -Tue King of Prus.ia has lid Baron Roths? child, of Frankfort, to ths upper houaa of the Prasaiou D.ot, bu:... Hungary, as web as ia many parts o: Germany, an impassable social barrier is still kept up to the injury of the Jews. King Frederick William has set an example wa.cn reqauod, despite ihs pcouiiar wealth of thc now peer, uo Lui J moral courage, and the Jews far and near w..l profit by it. -A call has bean issued by a large number of leading firms throughout the country for a nation? al convention of manufacturers, to meet at cleve? land Oa io, on the 18. h of this mouth. This step is taken with a view of urg?a ; oa Congress, early in its present session at Washington, th? necessity of simplifying and changing tue tax hst in such a manner as to remove burdens, as far as just, from the manufacturing .nu rests of the country, and thus rchov? and stimulate the productive industry of mc country. -In England lt has boon proposed avid re? ceived witu ?avor o institute a ?yetera of acciden? tai in.urono? for muk rs. the miue-ownere payitg thc premiums and insuring tho men, wLilo, on the otaor hana, tao oorapaniss are to issue policies, not to oaca individual by name, but lor such u cumber of persons om., toyed. The individual miners might come or go without affecting the polioy; and ia case of fatal accideat in thc mine the iu.-ur-LCo would bo p.ii without rei.renee to identity of tho viciime, but according to the num. bsr and rank ot tho men. In this way, with the least amount of troublo, the faaanies would secure boue?: from the ic.surui.oe. -At Natal, Cape ot G>.od Hope, in the case ot the iutsrJict eoagut to be obtained by Dr. Colenso against the Rev, Mes.ri. Green. S. F. Robinson and Walton, ur p.' sacaing, tho court had refused tho appi?? ion. The reverend respondents rere ta 3. ciel iu.ividuaiiy to appear on tho first day O" ncx: lerra to tbow cause why thev should no', ??edoprivo of their hcenses lt the diocese. The Roman Catholio Bishop ot Capo Town had boen moboed at NamaquaJ, and a moolt religious pro eassion paraded bc.ore him; his absolution was Biked for in derision, and his person pelted with tilth by seme ignorant members of tno community, ia consequence ot his having baptizad two illegiti? mate chitaren. Ihe belter class protested against tho outrace aud sympachizsd with the B.sfcop. -The Zoological Gardens whioh are projected for thc Central Park in New l'ork will, when com? pleted, em bi ace tho larges, zoological collect.o^ ia the world Tho array of animals at pieseut .11 exhto.tioa, wh.ch form tho nucleus ol thc .-rand project, is either coafiued to tho arsoaal or scat? tered through tho grounds. T 0 plat selecto! for tho gardens 13 situated ca Eighth-avenuo, and is boundoi by N'mth-avenue. Seventy-sevo ith and Eig -tj.-first streets. Animals from every quarter of tho globo will bo domiciled iu tho building. Thc temperatme of tho air wdi bo graduated to the natural clumato whuaco they como, whether from the frigid or the torrid zones, and native keeper.-, acqunntcd with their disposition ana wants, will be seicccd loi them. -About ?'the quostwm of questions for tho Pa? cific Bnlxcad,,-;hal of mel supply-the Sa t Lake Vidotte of the 16ih ult. says: "liwre i8 no doub[ ia our miad ?hat any amount of fuel can aud wdi be found on the .ia : of thc road for tho uso of that grea: enterprise. Wc are pa: soaally knowing to enormous ot da of coal, ar.d numb.iles? spriags of coal oil, hing riaht alongside of tho proposed route-bids ot COJ? that give surface indications of the.r alih.y to aupp.y the w.nts vi the road for al time ta come. If c:al oil is going to bo used tor Btoam genera ing purooses-and judging from tho Bu.ces fol cxpor.tnoir.s r.coatiy made ic bus .au? to su rly the pl cc of co? aQi wwd-tjea our m-ua: me aro capable of forusniag tho doaheJ 8>r.lJclngl.cuL-ou.din.c.,, -lac House of Reproseutatiros oa Satnrdav bj tho deceive vote ot 128 to82, PMSed the bdl'ie poited by Mr, bobeook, Hom the Way?, aud Meaaa Committee, 1 That, from ami after tho passage of this ac!, tho authority ot tho Secretary of tbo Treasury to make any further reduction of tho cur? rency, ty retiring or omcclltng United States notes, shall bj and is hereby auspondod." The Senate Commi'tee ou Finance ha6 under consider? ation a b;ll by Mr. Cattoll, which, like tho one passed ny th. House, proposes morely to suspond tho present law, leaving tho question of its rei:eal ODon for f aturo considerate m. Tho action of t o Sonate upou thc question is considered doublfj. In tho event tf ;ho passage of the House bill, how? ever, tue act n ay, perhaps, be considered merely as a measure designed to relieve the existing strin? gency uutil some definite finan nal policy shall bo decided upon, rather than an indication of the policy finally to be adopted. The Sick Poor. J To be poor is bad enough, but to be poor and sick-to be enfeebled by chill penury, and j rendered filtogeiher uuequal for the struggle I with disease, which, under the most fuvoruble oircunistauees, taxes tho vital force, is to bc deprived cf ih<? inherent power, as it were, with which God has bl used most of us to corc with the Ula of life. It is one of the first recog? nized duties, therefore, of a Christian commu? nity to take care of these children of misfortune. Hospitals alone, however, do not meet the >v&ut. lu all large cities there are "dispensa? ries" for patients iu need of medical advice, who arc not too sick to repair to these dis peusaries. Here they receive professional ud vice and medicines gratis. Our t.ospittil nccomniodations, we believe, ure uuip>e ; und we are aware that the city has provided su hcieut medical service, also, for lue poor, either ut their residences or at "offices of call." Tho faculty of thc Medical College, also, have a ciiuic, where gratuitous aid is tendered to the indigeut. But there is still a held hero for the benevolent ; one, too, whi"h calls for but a small outlay of money, and which, we hope, will not be long permitted to lie fallow. In other cities, both in Europe and m this country, the institutions to which we have reference ate flourishing, and accomplish much good. AU that is needed is a house with several tooms, aud a few hundred dollars a year for the requisite medicines. Tne niedi oals:rviceis usually tendered free of ohargc oy the younger members of the profession, who dud ample compensation for their time and trouble in the valuable experience they thus acquire, and in the reputation such experience luvariabiy brings. We remember some years ago visiting the dispensaries of New York, ?nd among them the . Demilt," one of the largest and best conduct? ed in that eily. Here large numbers of sick persons receive treaiment every day in the year. Tne labor ot attendance is subdivided, there being separate rooms, with a physician to each, for ca.es of disease of the thoracic organs, for diseases of the stomach and ab? domen, for diseases of the eje and ear, for children, for females, for skin diseases, lor teeth, for surgical cases, etc. These physi? cians were in attendance, some every uay, some only two or three times a week. lucre were, besides, two or three physicians at? tached to this dispensary who visited patients at their residences, when they were too sick to leave home. About a year ago the younger members of the profession inaugurated such a system in ?ultimors, and we learn from the Gazette that they have met with remarkable success. Since ita commencement, their dispensary has re? ceived only $1600. These institutions are usually au. ported by the voluntary contribu? ions of .he benevolent; and hard as are the limes, an institution of thia character would scarcely ask for aid in vain. Progress of the Co-operative .Movement. The co-operative movement has attained such strength cud importance in England, that Par? liament has taken up the subject in earnest and passed laws framed with a special view to promote the prosperity and good government of the societies which have sprung into exist? ence. The uumber of these societies ii rapidly increasing. The "North of England Co-ope? rative Wholesale Industrial and Provident So? ciety" has fifty societies in the organization. There are co-operative societies, also, by which any community can make a great saving in purchasing food and clothing. There is in Sheffield, England, a cotton mill, culled the "Sun Mill," which has been put in operation by working men on the co-operative plan, and which las sixty-nine ihousund .-pindles and carding machines, tended by about tLree hun? dred men and girls, using up forty thousand pounds of conon in a week. The building is a six-story brick building, about three hundred feet long and one hundred wide. The enter? prise was started about eight years ago, by workmen who had become convinced of the wisdom of using the advantages of combined skill and experience to their own benefit, in? stead of selling them at a low rate to a capital? ist. A foreign correspondent of the Boston Journal gives an interesting history of the progress and success of this undertaking. The capiial was put at $250,000, in shares of $25 euOJ, and the shareholders were at liberty to < pay in small instalments, so that a portion of their daily earnings might be set aside for that purpose, thus from the outset making the en? terprise a sort of savings bank, which would not, however, return any dividend till the mill was in operation. The building was erected by sh ti-eholders, and one of their number was selected as agent to carry on the operations, but they burtbened him with too much work, and this and other mistakes resulted, in 1864, in bringing in a balance sheet with $75,000 on 'he wrong side. Enlightened by this severe lesson, the directors made a division of labor in the management, and with a success which, since then, in a little more than two years, has made good the loss, enabled the company to declare two semi annual dividends of four per cent, and two of five per cent., while '.he shares have been carried up to a premium of sixteen per cent. The lurgost shareholders, ut tho outset, had S2500, while many held only S25. The largest holder, at the present time, is one of the workmen, who has $6000. Nearly two thirds of the shares were originally paid at the rate of one to five shillings a week. Vari? ous co-operative societies have takenup the stock, investing in it their surplus funds. Among the rules rigidly adhered to in the es? tablishment, and which are deemed absolutely essential to success, is, that in no case must there be any speculation, that there must be perfect system and division of labor, and that, as entirely indispensable, there must bo good managers. A wouderful change is said to have been wrought in the condition of the working classes in England by these m .vements. Fae s like these are ol' interest to our own people, as similar aivcments are commencing in tho United States, %nd the whole country, but especially the Suntu, feels its own pros? perity dependent' upon tho elevuiion and wel? fare of labor. Any instrumentality which can accomplish this end, and whioh, at the same time, removes the antagonism bstweeu capital and labor, as these associations at e said to do, is not only of advantage to workingmen, but io the country, whioh, in the improvement and content of the industrial olasses, rinds increased securi ty for the general prosperity und order. Thc British Quarterlies. THIS LONDON QCABTCSIY REVIEW was es? tablished six'y two years ugo to meet the bold ?md daring ohampion of Whiggery, the EJiu iiurg Review, on its own ground; a: d its con? tributors, JEFFREY, BHOCGUAM and SIDNEY SOUTH, the brilliant Ishraaelues whose hands ?var? against everybody, were met by foernen worthy of their steel; uuioeg them the learned, thc versatile and voluminous SOLTMXT, Sir WAITSE SCOTT, as ardent a political partisan ? he was a brilliant poet and novelist : LOOK- 1 HART, who has given us the Spanish baliads and a matchless literary biography; nnd WORDS? WORTH, ouo of the foremost of the English po? ets of thc last generation. Mr. LOCKHART was, however, for many years, the soul of the new enterprise. Mr. GIFFORD afterwards shed lus? tre upon its pages, and it was under his edi? torial management that thc Quarterly attained its highest reputation as critical authority in British letters. The October number, which we have just received from Mr. RUSSELL, oontaius several fine papers, among the beet of which are those cn "Trades' Unions," "The Talmud," "Science in Schools," and "The Conservativo Surren? der." REWARDS. EEWARD! RCWAKDt REWARUl-t reward of FIVE DOLLIES will be given for ibo rccoveiy of ihe LAN I'ERN taken from tho Palmetto En? gar.: Ii u = e ou Mis ?a . night, tho bia iou. App.y to tee i'..E>IDr.Nl or C_l_:- ENGINEER, at Taylor's Foua dry, feo: ot _asd-st:oct. D.c.inber ll TO RENT. _N RENT, suitable tor a family or tor tientlcmen, sii u..ed ia the nio?t t.ositabL locality, either iuiLislicd or not. Ap ly a. No. 05 BliOAD-a i LE_T. Decemuer J ?_ -* TO lt?-AT, THAT FUE COM.MODIOIS alORE, No. 23 jd AYN E SI KELT, With complete tutores mr a Whqiesilo Drug lieus . ALSO, IL J SMALLER STORE, ia rear ol' the abovj, fronting in Aiarket-sucet. Anv onr de.-leg to inspect tin- prem? isos-, can Hud che kejs at No. 13 ii*}u*-s (vet. ror lenns, ?o., upp.y ti L. i. Pu i ii R, Noveuiocr 30 sw4 Na SO Weutwor h-stroo?. TO KENTTTHE DESlRAUlii':D\VlLU\G, No. .0C> _I.\G-aT..EE'l, opposite Luncan-strc??, bavimt aovenio. nu,* wie ui.iea pantry, cioacis, and mi neoessary comwou-tions lor a gen cwt lacui.y. For terms, KC, app.y to No. 7 GEoT?U_-aTR__i. Jec.mbcr 2_mfff ' p J It Eli, TH Vi BSAL'TIFCL RE^ENVE, J. No. 50 Cannon street, c jamming fe-ur squire rooms, eu-ossi-g room and pant.y, ?i.h ?oubiu i iazza; gae LX mies turju^hou.: eubl.-. uay ion, c-rnatc I10..6. and smoko hj..be, oil coinpletc. /Usu, one tue-.tcry UOt.-> m thc yard, coatainiux lour soiusro : Oems, l'ossefiiiou given ou tue Isl December. Aypjy on the PU-.U >L.-C No vern, ur 27 _wita TU KENT, A NEAT A.\D COMPORTA. RLE iWO STOB? DWELLING, with ueuo^sjiy ouiouddiug ,aad a wed of water, sauate on < aa-.oa, i.*.*: Co.aiug-s rcet. No. '.ti. lu au appro* U toaaot ino re ut win be ?25 per month. F >r tu. laei para.ulara ap? ply at .No. li j coML\C? ANO vV.'.URi-i SiivtHa. December 6 rO i.ENT. A PAKT OP A HOL'SE, CON. TAl.MN'G THREE ROOMa, ali ou thc sccoud iloer, und Li CM rate order. U desired oue room on tue nrsi doer caa bo uud, ai No. ss -oaufaiu-s.reet. Ar-piy e/N lilt Fil_ailan:j._ r>eceuiOer 3 FOR REM', PART OF * OELIOH I FULLY allUAl'ED M*NoiOr?, ia the ?-ou.h>vcbiern por aon ot tho cuy, co..eisung ol a su.te oi three or lour SpuoioUs io ilus OJ iL? Les. Loor, Wim k.tcueu and Ser? vants' upar, menta, ie. urn mottete le. A cress "A,' Dany News omeo, r,o timoor i9 rpo LhlASr. FOrX A TE KAI OF YEARS, JL cue VALL'AULE E.'TAiE belonging to the Uiie Colonel Kout, situated in uiaugebur,; Lismct, OU??; lng of sSeu J..e.-, two-iliirus cleared. J.I.V boil ib noa red cray, nus .cr al l.i .do ol clops, J LO osiaio rs water? ed by u large cieel,on nuicu m a VlUt MILL S-Al' AN'ODAAI CO-Fi_lE; ihe les. water-power m lue a tate lei Milla auu lie tones; Situation Leaithy eli lb" year louud. Ou tho piaCc are sixty -borers iireei-uui, wno wucud cojiract oueupiy, as urey oesrro to reiu.au. lb? EsUie wui ba leusea iur a term ol yea.? in ono body, or IU tarais lo soul swill carual. 1-or terms, ap? ply to MOWuY. _ CO. Novcmocr li FOR SA Lt. FOU SALE, A No. 1 SADDLE AMD DRAFT HOltat, Uvo jers old, w .-ramed sound and Reu? be. Also, a No?. 1 ve y nue lar?o JIU'..... curran ted io Worn wed. And, one MILCH e.o\V. Inquire ut r.e.. 52 alaiL-ai'Rtt'i'._1 *_j coomber ll PRIVAT? SALE OF A SLPEHIOK 7-oC r AVL. PIANO, of B-ker 5: ila.en's miautac.uro. Aypiy .0 A10KA? H CAAli'ile.LL, December 10 ^o. 13d 5lccim? s.reef. FUR SALE, OLD .NEWSPAPER?, I N ANY qaanui> ; pnce 7o ceiita per hun a red. Apply Kt i..o omeo oi uie OAILY NeWS. ncc mb r 7 TO PL'BLISHtcRS A .ND JOl KN ALI-T'S_ A Luge amount of TYP'i and JOB MATLRIAL tor b .ie, u lom to tuu j urcuaje.e. Terms roasouabie, and GSM). A.?o. a doti ild.ND tliU a, price k3St ; au Adama' Power Pruss, price ?1 tu, and a >.ord Pres*, price ?100. Aopiy t J F. u. i. ri 0.x iAI. L, columbia, ti. v. Deccmocr 7 _ SEA ISLAND A ND UPLAND COTTON A.\D tU. L PLAN I A HON'S. FAJUIS and CITi PROPER. 11 of all kiiu'.u io. SALC auu LaiAbL by CLiF'l OlOi ii alATREWES, Real Estate A,;eau. No. 55 Broad street. November 9 auiua BOARDING. BOARDING.-EXCEL.LE.VT BOARD CAN bo obuurind, at reasonable rates, by appl> lng at No. Ik?a KING eXitEEi. ouo door above Hudsou street, near the Citadel, rho Street cars t-as? the door every ten cumules. 3uio October 7 OOPARTNLRSHIPS. THE INTERK ST OF T. 8. HEMINGWAY IN OUR BUSINESS I> CON UN CED ;or one year lroai October 15,1S57. L. C?AxIN ? CO. Charleston, December 7,1867. Deceinner 7 3 MISCELLANEOUS. DO>'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA Ti:o SOUIHERN TOM ', PANE.- lVa uiPAllc' Li.i lEltS, an uu.ail.uu remeoy tor ah i.iaeases ol the LLrcstue organs and tue Livor. For sa.e by allDru,^ ?la?"._ DON'T FAIL TO 1 RY THE CELEBRA? TED SOU!HERN TO.NIC, PA.NKXLN'O HEPATIC i>il'iKKt?i an uniaung icmcoylor ."li Diseases ol the Digestive ergar.? aoiu ia? L.vor. For saro by ail Drag? gins. ___________________ DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED aOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'- iliPAilO -ii'iERa, an umallmg remedy lor a. 1 Diseases ol' tee Digestive Orttaus and tho Liver. For aa.e bj ailDru,; grata._ DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED bOUiHEtiN IONIC, PANKNL.'a HLPATI ? _.iT'ERa, tn u.uiilug remedy lor uri Diseases ol me L-igCbtive Or_aus end - e Liver. For salo t>y ail Di-ug* ?1?oe. '_ DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA^ TED SoUlHEi'.N IONIO, PANKNIN'S HtP.illC b.i lERa, an U.taih^g r m.dy for a.l Dis_se& o; tue Digcsuve Oigans and tue Uver. For Kde by al. Drur gisiiH_ DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTH f RN IONIC, P.V.vKNiN'.i HEPA SIC U.l'lEttS, au uuuuling remedy ior all Diseases ol tm Digestive 0roa_s a..d tho Liver. For salo by ali Ding S sus._ DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN TONIC. PANKNLVrJ HEPATIC ciTEKS, an unlailing remedy forull Diseases of the Di.uaive or_a_s una Uie Liver. For etlo by all Drug giste. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CE LE UM A tED sOUXHBKM TONIC, PA.NKNIN'a HEPATIC UllTJKte1, an uuiai lng remedy 1er an Diseases of the i Lj-etive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Dru,, gi.ts DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA* TED bOUTHEIlN IO . IC, P \NKNLN\s HEPATIC -ilTEBS, bn u.aoLing rcmeay for un Distas s ol th Ligestive Organa and tue Liver. For sal? by ull Drug Ri? a. _ DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA 1ED SOU 1 HERN IONIC, PANKNIN'a HEPATIC KiiTEBttj au u-aifing remedy for ail vU ases ot thc Digestive Organs and me Liver, ?or salo oy _i Droit* glrU DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TE"* >OUTHt RN TONIC, P NKNI .'S HEPVTIC b TIERS, an ur.tai.iug rOaiCnv for all Disea-cs ot thc Digest.ve orgtoia and ihe Liver. For ta.c by all Drug ?lal? lyr November 27 LOST AND FOUND._ LOST OR STOLEN, A CUR DUG, AL? MOST black, wi b a waite ring around us neck tui'i white brea r. A suitibie reward will te paid :or ins isturntoT. F. O'aULLI. AN, No. *l Wa 1 atreet, cr at Uiisolh.e. November 25 DHOPPED ON THE NIGHT OF TH_ I3IH November, near the Actor's entrance ol tue circus p-vilhou. a __D1UM>31Z_D WU.Xli ERMINE FUR CAPE, tho two lower Butioo3of Wuiio GI233, and thc who.e lined with White elhc. 'Th? tinder wiU obtain a bmtablo reward by leaving lt a tho DETECiiV_a' OFFICE, in Broad street. Novcmoei-14 EDUCATIONAL. NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL! ANirON-STREEI, NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURkNS ST fJtHE HOURS TOR THE EXERCISES IN ABITHAIE. nc, WRiriNG, READING, GURMAN and LNGLI3J. GRAMMAR are from 7 ti 9 o'c'.oak P. M. Terme-12 per month in advaace. Book-keepin? charged extra. C. 3. BEBOMANX. December 2 _ YOLN? LADIES' COLLEGIATE IN SIT - TU1E. THE TKIGENCTEa OF 'TH a TIME3 BATE CAUSED the C-juimissloaers of the State Normal and High :e";.o UJ uoe too buudL-g as a I-rec School. Tn. State Normal auu Hi?;h behool, us uow organized, wi 11 ertf rc be tra sieiroci, und:r me title of t_e Ye>UNG LADT-o' COLLEGIATE INa I'll UTE, to tho comme dious bu__ng on tho north aide 01 ooo.go sirec:, No. 2s, one door wesi Ol Kuig airoot, opoulari O. TObE.t 2J, lSo7. Tuiaeu iu Ute Prupar tory Dep^r'._eut, $12.60 per hail wesaiou. or ?50 per auuuia; m 'no Cc Reg?ate Doper; munt, ?15 per hali sussiou, or ?od per r_naai. French, Druwia,', uuol Voeai IVlusie, ar-c 'Utfiudediu tho regular ooursc. Laiin, -jiock, Oe.maa. limitu. Snamso. 1 - ?Uu.noatai __ic and Pun.uu_, aro extra, a't moderato chargea, A nrnite : number of Bo rcicr- will bo received at tho fuociute. Botn-d, ;3U par mo. tb, or SJi'J jicr arrnu.n, iucluci-g Was lng, Liguu, iueL etc. i'aa-ior Boarders received at ta.- aoovu pnces. ,U1 pa\_un" strictly ni adv. n.e. l>o_ a ot Iustrucuon as fo'.lows : Rev. HENRY M. MOOD, A. M., Pii__p_j l;*v. H_Nli? A. EiAsS, A. Ai.. Proieswr 01 _a_e_a ius and Ancient Langnigds; Pro lessor LuWiS lt. ull;y?' A. AL, _. D.. Lcv.urer OJ chemistry aad .\aiurai T'i_ossphy; T'roicasor ?. S. _.JLML?. Lecturer ou Geology and NV.__ Hi tory; L. A. I'UAMPTON, M. ?j., Pro.ewer 01 "oat.m Lan? guages, Pio.e?_or Wal. AiAaiETiAiAN", lnscrucj^r in Vj.,.. _uav; alisa NlAit? ., "J^L?, inscrucu'CM lu Drawinc and Taiaang; MU3 LAURA il. HILL, Iustruc treta lu English tranches. Mp tva ber 2 m th 4m os WANTS. ASITUATION WASTED, BY A WHITE Fcrnah, a ? a CHILD'S NUR^E, and to do plain S :w i.ig, and tnak,> 'rrsrli genera ly usciul. Can bc seen lor cn day at No IOC kl> G->'l '. LRU", noir Broad. Boat ol city reference gives ii required. Dc. ctn b rll 1* \\T.\ X T K D I M."??EDI ?TE LY. - T WENT V VI WHITE HANDS, wno understwid tholisc r,f the Drawing Knife, to go in thc couutiy. None others want? ed. Good wages paid, pply to 1?J-EEK A J ACKSON, No. 112 Ra:-street, lo.? two daye between 1 and 3 o'clock P. Bl. 2 Dc ember ll WANTED, A SITUATION BY A RESPEC? TA HLE YOUNG WoilAN aa Chambermaid and S amstrcss in a privata family Ibu beat of references ian be given br calling ac No 73 S i'. PHLLLP-STBEKr. December 10_2? fT/AAT? D, HY A RESPECTABLE WHITE VV Woman, asituauoo as WET NCR E. Can give goed rciermcts. Address WEI' NURSr, Dally News uiiiee. 6* D cember 6 CL.fc.UK. ?HIP WANTED, E1TIIEK AS Bo akkeepcr or General Atsistani, ey one wllliug ?nd qu lined o make h.ixiSell us.tul. Auetrcss, stating taJaiy oh red and uaiur? of baaii.es.-, "ACCOUNTANT," at the Daiiy News Ollke. 12 December 4 &0?AA TO 83J00 PER YEAR.-AN H?)?0\J\J AGENi is want d iu every town iu the L-iiu-to w koai.d sellan ar i.io of daily consumption in ever/ family. It is outlr.ly new. saio as i.eimaueut as ?.our Aa jresa LuUis uoULh.tIZ, Aliddletoa, Aid. Deci mbor 1 _ Imo AGE.NT> WA - J ED KOK THE "LIFE OK Jii-TEltSU-N DAVI-," by lrank H. Alricud, of xaaamooi, ruinioiJy eui.or of the toutneru Literary Messenger, iuw ia a mil Lnd authcn.ic history cl tho Lae ano Puo ie Suiv.co.. ot ilia gieat ooutheiu leader, .ur. A menu has enjoyed unusual advantages ia ihe pre paiaiiou ot tint- vvoin, ?.?= will uc apparent to ad ou emu* malian, .-oud jor specimen pagis and circulars, With ternis. Auarcss :\AA1U.VVL PUUL1SHI:>U CO , Atlan? ta, oa. Imo* NovomOer 29 WANTED- UV AGtSi-ONE CHA .CE IN eoh tawn, wor.hy tao aiton.ion ol au a.tlve busmcss maa, ta take tao '" c.;/ IO* tho . a.a 0: BltAi> alKhxvx'o Rb'BbElv Mutx-DlNG A.^D WEAiulilt :-ixtxP.-, app.ied to tho sids , bot.om, to., and centre of door^ and wluuowo. bena for gent's circular. J. R. BAADSTRE?1 ? O., November 27 Ja?oa Boatou, Mass. WASTED.-A YOUNGAL AO Y WA.VTS A allUAxluN tho ensuing year ai TEACHEit m a private Unuiy. ouo will jp ve thorough iustructieu in thu lie g usa braiici.es ol educat on and teaeu j o ung be? ginners m tho trench 1 nouage. Thu best reit-rences given, a.o lornas modcra.o. Address "MJS-> L. VV'.," care oi Dr. C. li. Jones, .'.arnaud, Hanover county, Va. November 25 Imo A.NTfclD, AGENTS KV'bBYVVHLKE, TO sod tno ai ici-io ci.t.ANsI^<j CRt.Aai. Samplo do/., tarins, show card*, otc., sea. on receipt cf ;2 f. CliM.?i-Slis 4: CO , No. 12 South Mar-?: Street, x-oston. November 25 amos WANTED, A SITUATION AS TEACHEit. Tho sui keri ber, who bas had eight j eora expert* euee in in? profession, us Piiucipai ot Academies, aud is st posent Principal of dioutre..l Aeadomy in N'o.iou County, Va., uestes to remove south ou account ol the hcaltu of his ?a."Hy, and wdl accept a situation oiilicr in a Male or Tem .do coilo.,u or .'.u.U.m , or in a Private School that wm jiclo ulm u aapi-ort, anywhere in Georgia or south caro. nj. no menes, besiaos toe hngli-u branches and Aiatntmatics, tuc Laun, uru k, French and spanish Lan? guages, .un win ; iv.- but ataciory testimoDials ol his com puiuucy, suceeaa ano popularity as a Teacher, .tuaiess n. JU J"1-xni.su>, Mon real, Jellcrsou jouuiy. Va. Novcmbea' 2J Imo AOEM'S WA.NTED.-S1? TO S-?o A DA?, to iutroducoour new paiuul aTAu SHUTTLE SEW l.xj J..-H.1T...I.. Tn. ? ?KU. It uses two thrcaus, and m.kusiii? eu"ui..c ho.it butch. Ail other low-piiuednaa cliiuoi maa? tho cbaxii biiicu. Exclusive territory gi\cu ??uo tor "...a-s. W. u. VVTLsCN A Cu., Manufac? tur?is, Cove.au i, uaio. imo Novo Aber 10 AbE>TS WANTED FOR A VI U GIN IA LiT'ia IN Ui.A.Nct. CUMPANY.-lho Ricnmond L>_. ia g and lubUrauc. Company, ol ttie-moud, Va, als Uiti.5 1.1 Vt., ou me mon luasonabic .erma, with se? curity uajuouo.ed. i. J i unaoic to insure art M ABE ABLE. nUOt'xo WAATEu m every city said county in the Union, App icauts for Agencies will address a. B. biARRxv, General Agent, November 12 Imo Box: No. aua, x.i. tm., nd. Va. BOOKS, tTATiONERY, ETC. FIFTY-FIRST YEAR LF PL LBICATION . PLANTERS' AND MERCHANTS' ALMANAC FOR 18 6 8, WILL BE ISSUED ABO'Jl THE riR^r WEEK IN December, and wi!, contal i .bo usual valuable ini'rtnation lor which it has baomo so justly aelebralod. This ALMANAC circulates through the Districts ot south Carolina, and the states of North Carolina and Goorala, and is rcierred to the year round as authority on many important subjocts by Painters, Mechanics Merchants aud Lawyers. A luui.sd liuni .er of advertisements will be taken ii applied tor at once. III KAM HARRIS, rUDLIsHCi:, No. 5 i BBOAU STBilET, Novembor 15 fin wi mo cha: lest m. S. C. IP. QIJI-L?riT, (LAIE M. M.Q?I.SN'.i PP-TOWi\ BOOK ! NEWS DEPOT. No. 3?7 KING STREET, OPPOSITE ANN, TI7ILL KEEP CONSTAN'!LY ON HAND ALT, THE TT LATEST P??LICATIO.'?s, such as BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAP lt>, kc; prrtlcs Uviug U) town wi.1 find -t convenient to pivo me a cal), sud om roly on gett.n? their papers regular. City papers sold and subscriptions taken for alt Papen and Magazine*. Foreign Ppers and Reviowa ordeicd for reaular Bub senbt-r?. Particular nttcntlon poli to order* frooo thc c untry. A good supply of .->CuIJGL BO JKJ al way? kopt on hand. Imo tsovembei-21 FINANCIAL, NEW YORK EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE ON NLW YOBK FOB SALE IN SUMS to su.t purc_a?ejT-, by G?0. W. WELLUMS & CO. November 0 wimimo B??uiN, mm, COIIPOE BONDS, STOCKS. COUPON'S UANK BILLS, GOLD AND S IL VEE BOUGHT AT HIQHSdl RATES, by ANDREW M. MORKLAND, BROKES, No. 6 BROAD STREET. Novomber 29 itow2mo3 EXC-H^lNTC-?-EJ ON NEW YORK ?ND BALTIMORE. CHECKS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE IN SUMS TO suit on NEW YORK and BALTIMUKE. Apply to L. GAM BRILL. November ?2 Imo Nc. 7 Bread 6trect COMMISSION MERCHANTS. R. M. 3IARSHALL & BROTHER, AUCTIONEERS, Real Estate Agents. Brokers, No. 3J BROAD?STREET. REAL EST \TE, aTOCKS, A'C,, BOUGHT AND SOLO ON COMMISSION; LUA Nd NEGOTIATED; PRO Pi.lt!Y LEADED. ?jrauctiou of HORSES F0BNI1?RE. kc, every Wcantsday._O.tobcr Vi WM I CIUILASD & SOX, Real Estate A?en I?, Aactioneers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OiFICF. NO. 33 DAINE >I?E?T. (?entninbt r . W1LMS & ClllSOLM, FACTORS, C0111IISS10A ?ERCRAATS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. TTTILLA1 TEND TO XHE FUBCHA.-E, SALE AM VV S.Iix MEN X ?to rotean and Domestic Portno' 30TTON. tlcE.LUMBER AND N.iv?.L sioriis. ATLANTIC WHARF, Chail?sion. S. C, K. WILLIS. .A. B,ca.'cOLM ii?-to1 er '?> FURNITURE, ETC. PilBMME, PPBiNMBE. READ FOR YULR INTEREST. PRICES H EDUCED. QAVE YCUB MONEY UNTIL TOU REACH TEE O Southwest corccr ol Mee tina and Wentworth streets, where R. WHITE will sell you just sich FCloIiUliE bs >0U want, from aCBAULKtoa CHAMBER or PAB? LO K SET, at prie s trait | ave pleased n:.ny others, arr pleasing ever; day, and 6o thiy will you. Everything warranted a9 represented. Hair, Cloin, and Vara sh chctip to tho trade. Don't bs kept away, and don't lcavo if others are be foro you ; you will gc: vcur turu. E. WHITE'S FURNITURE WAREROOMS, Southwest Corner of MeetiiiR and Wentwortli streets. Doccmbcr 1 Imo nm, BLAH & co., WHOLESALE A XD RETAIL DEALERN IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF FUBlXTITXJPwE OF EVERY VARIETY. No. 73 Bowery, "ear Canal Street, NEW tfORK. SIEAMEOATS, H0TZL3 AND PUBUO BLTLDLNGiJ rUENIsHED AI THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AU Goods purchased ot our Ho-aiie {juarantecd is re? presented. B. w. raosT. ?A?rsa pta^K. ato. BNTDEE. J Octo'oer 34 talcs MEETINGS. FOR KN SIC CLUB TI/TLL MEEI' THIS i. VES ISO. AT 7K O'CLOCK, >} ut Dio Court Boom. i Deoembar ll CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. ARTESIAN WELL. COT COUNCIL WILL AT ITS NEXT REGULAR Meeting apooint a suitable person to take oharge of thc property known as the Artesian Weil, and all proper? ty ou it. W. H. SMITH, Dccoraber ll Clerk of Council. TO JUNK-SHOP KEEPERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUSCIL, 1 LncEjiBEB 2, 1867. ) THE JUSK-SHCP LIOESSES OF THE FOLLOWING persons have expired. They an hereby noti?ed to apply at ihis OUI o immcdiitoly end reuew the saree : I'HILiP KILL1, Warren and St. Phllip-streeto. M. REYNOLDS, So. 5 ilcdou's Alley. MARX" BURKE, No. 72 Culhoun-street. EDMUND WALLACE. So. 24 Wj3hiuston-streeL JAME? WALLACE, So. 95 bpriog-atrocL JOHN Lt; iHi, So. 214 Cemine-sirect, MARV HAFFE RTY. columbus an.i Hanover-streets. MARY CA .'JP HELL, Presidaut and Cann-a-streets. P. MANION, No. 67 stite-sue.-L JOHN" HEN N'Y, No. 48 Queen-stroot JAMES RAUBT, So. IO .Vnar.-itreat, D LON LOY. No. 32 St. Pmllp-stree.. P. DORAN. No. 10 Exc.aage-swoet. P. PISEUcSOHN.So. 63 tust Bay. W. ri. SMITH. December 3_Clerk ot CoanciL C1TT TA.?ES-MONTHLY RETURN'S. OFFICE OF T HE CH ? ASSESSOR, I cir Y li ALL, Uccctnber 1, >307. J "VrOlICE 15 HEREBY; GIVK.N IO ALL LONWEB.NED jy t.at tho Monthly returns tor the Mouth of No? vember , ast, in compliance with thc Tax ordinance, ra ttllcct ou tao 23ih day ot Pcccmbcr, l?e'G, must bo mado ou or bet?re thc lota instant. JOHN H. HONOUR, December 2 12 Cuy Assessor. NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,) Crunr.EaTo.v, ..ovoinaer aC. i867. j ALL AUCTION LICES.-.L3 EXPIRED FIRST OCXO UER last. i'ho6o wau fr iud to reuew at that time arc not confute rod as having a Liuuuso, aud consequently aro no Aucuanecrs. W. H. >MT1 H, No vern bor 27 Clerk of CounciL NOTICE. OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF OF POLICE, ) CnABT.F..sTox, S. c.. May 4. ?07. j 1VBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF 1HE LOTS ASL inclosures, vaults, Ate., wiU commeueo on Monda. Meit, Oth lost. Owners and occupant*- are hereby leqttircd <o soc that their premises uro tu good condition aaa that Ul ultu aud garbage is removcu as required by Ordi. .uuico. Otuer inspections will follow. 6v order ol' Mayor ?IAII.I.AJID. 0. B. SIG WALD. Chief of Foiire. MUT1CK. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING clause of Section 1 of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup. me.- lor the y J ir 1807," is published tor tho intormation ol persons selling 'eioodr by sample or otherwise, who are uoi residents c I this city. Ah such porsons aro hereby ?outitd to roport itt this oQlce. "ihr -o dollar: OD every hundred dollars of all goods sold in thh cuy by persons not residents, by sample ot Otherwise." W. H. &M11H, March ft rl?rli oi OWDclll FIRE LO AA. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESION, I Ctn LLux, Novoinocr 'J, ldtiti. J ALL PERSONs DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN 1 it Burnt Tis tri ct s aud Wiste Piucos ot thc City, un? der "An Act ot the General Assembly, giv as authority to tbe City Cornell ot Charleston to procoe i in the iou. tcr ol a Fire Loan, with a view to aid iu building up thi Cuv acow." ore heroby notified that the lorm cf appli? cation tor loans can be obtained ai the ollice ol thc Clcrl, ol Couucil, between the hours ot ') A. il. aud 2 P. M. AU application? must be J' td in the above mention ri ?unce, as the Committee will meet every Monda) to cor sider tue same. By order of the Mayor W. H. SMITH, November li1 "lern oi Council, AN ORDINANCE TO n:;crLAir IHX DREDGING or socas. Whereat, Tho best interests ot tho city, aa wall as the convenience ol tho shipping visiting the port, demoed that tho channel of Cooyor River be k;pt open wita suiu cient dopth of wator tor all commercial purposes, and Crae ironi obs ruction: Be U ordained, I hat in fu.ure all mud removed from any ot thc city docks by dredge machines, or otherwise, shall bc removed one hundred and ni ty fathoms from the end of tho dock. ihe Harbor Master shall bo furnished with a copy of thia Ordinance, which he is required strictly to oniorcc; and to report lor prosecution all violations of tho sams; which shall . u oj oct the party so ollendtug lo a flue uot exceeding ono hundred doiran tor o*cn and every offence. tu LU cd in City Council this elga ' lay of October, In tho year of ocr Lord one thous* . 1 eight hundred and sixty-seven. |L.S.] P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. sun ir. Clerk of CounciL_october IS FL BLIC NOTICE. Ornes CLEBK OF CODICIL, I May lbtiT. J Tho following SocUon of " An Ordinasco to aL-o?eh tho ofSce of Sperintendent of Streets ; to provide lor Keep lug the Stree ta* Lanes, Alloys, and open Courts iu tho City of Charlesston Clean, and tor o tn cr purpose," is hereby pubhihed tor thc intormation Ol ah concerned : Koi*tb* due protection ot tho said cou : actor or coa traders, it it /wilier ordained, ibat every owner, lessee, occupant and tenant ot any premises ironuug iu any ftieet, lane, alley, or open court, tarli ou every day (sundays excepted) have tbe dirt, tilth, garbage, or other otlal, placed .u iront ot his or her lot, in a barrel, boa or heep, and In readiness for tbs contractor, by tho hour Ot teven o'clock, A. M., troc? the hist day ct May to tho first day ol November in every year ; and by thc hour ol niue o'clock, A. M., frcra thc urst day ot November lo the ?ret day of May following. And aa> person emend? ing herein, or plueluii auy dirt, tilth, garbage, or othei otlal, in any ?treot, lane, or allay, or open court, alter che Uourt above namod, shall bo subject to a uno not lust than two uoz more than live do.Jard, tor oacu and every otioace, to bo imposed by the Mayor. Uy order W. H. SMITH, May 16 _ Clerk ot Council. AN ORDINANCE 10 EMULATE THE 6I0?A5E OF PE L'tiC LI L, 1X3 RO> SUC'CS, A>0 01'Ui.U IM LAMMADI.E OILS. SEC. L Be it ordained Oy ttl J/a?,or and Alderman, tn City Council ant muted. That from and aller the ?i'll day ot Juno next, it shad not oe lawiul to keep Petroleum, Kerosene, book Oil, Benzine, Benzole, or any oihor iu Uammublc oil or oils un storago or for salo in any cellar, store or building south of Line s.reet, lu a larder quan? tity than fifty galions on -any oue lot or premises, and auy such quantity so acut Ol stored shall be cou:au.ed li, vu-ccls ot un or other metal. SEC. A That I'etroloum, Ito producta, or any other tr flammable oil or ohs, when brought mto the city bj lan 1 or water, may be kept on any lot or in any oiulding in which cutten is nut stored, tor a period not exceedini tv.ct.tv-:cur hours, upon tho oxpirauou ol which timi ii shall bo rou.o ved and kept lu the manner as required oy the foregoing section. SKA 3. Any porsou or persons violating an? part ot tliio Ordinance shall be subj oe i to a tine of two hundred dollars, tor oach odence, recoverable in any Court of corn? ie1 cut jurisdiction. Uatillc-d iu City council this twenty-first day of May, tn the year ci our Leid ono thousand eight huudred ant! sixty-seven. [L.?.J P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. si ara. Clerk ot CounciL June 6 AN ORDINANCE TO PBOVIDE FOB TBX LIQUIDATION OF TUE IfTEBXST OK TUE DEBI Of TUE CIT*. WUICU ACCBUED O.X TBZ TUlBIlEia SAT OF SEFIEUBEB LAST. BE IX tmVAL?d?? U? xHE MA?JR AND ALDER? MEN ic "ity Cuuncil assembled, That for the pur puse af liquidailug tho interest on tho public debt ot the city, whicn accrued on tho tnir loth day ol September hist, six por Ccuu stock, oin gatory on tho corp ration ot thu City of Charleston shall be issued under tho direc? tion of the Uayor, tc the persons holding stocks or six per cent. Louds oi the city, uud out.tloj to receive the interest, accrued thereon at the time above steted, thc said stock to bear interest alter the rate of lix per ec ut. per annum, ?a;- able quarterly, redeeuiaole In thirty years iron dub: Provutd, That no part of said s tc ci shill be issued tor any sum less tuan twenty dollars, or lor any fractional part of a dollar: Provided, also, that all sums for lees than twenty dollars, and i.r fractional porte of a c ollar, shah bu paid iu city bills. SEC. 2. That the fenn of cerutlcate, and modo of trausier of said stock shall oe subject to the same regu? lations us now exist in loiatioa to other city aix per cent, stocke ot the city. Ratified iu city Council this twenty-second day of Octo? ber, in the year of our Lord ono taousaad eight hun? dred and sixty-seven. |L. s.) P. C. GAILLARD, Mayer. W. H. S<rrs, Clerk of CouxciL October 23 Fl'BLlC KUTTCK. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, 1 January 8, i SGT, J PCBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDhh : he following Ordinance lkeniot bavo been prepartj lordilivery from this orate. 8. TUOMAs, City ire at ui ir. Seo. 1. Bt it Ordained by (ht Mayor and Aldermen in City Ciuncilasttnblcd, That from aud al ter tho drat dry ot Jauuirj, licenses shall be taken out for all carts, drjji and tragona, used lor private and domestic purposes, n tho same manaor, and accordtna to the same provislCLi now of force in relation to carts, drays and wagonw, let < i J rn ea tor hire, except giving bonds, And each sui b cart, dray or wagon, alrall bo prcvided with a bfagc cc. > taming ia : uuuioer thereof, aud marked Private, to ? c placed on the outside ct tuo shale SEC i. No person shall bo taken by the Treasurer ec surety to auy bonn under the Ordinance cocctunlut I censes for carts, drays, wagons aud other carriage*, un* less ho or she bo a freeholder. SEC. A Tho lollow'ng snail hereafter be tbe rites lot licenses fer public and private waru, drays, wagoas, kr* ii?iudia? thc horses or muios untd thereof, which ta. " ce iree from ouisr taxation: vi'raic Cj.nrs, r>HAT?, ETC., OB THOSE EMPLOTTB rx AM ItnmH WUAIEVLC, FOB UIBE ?II1XCT OB r. For every curt, dray or wa^ou, urawa by uno hone Ol mule, ?20, For ?very cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horieio: mutee, s3U. For every back sad carriago with iwo wheels, S20. For every harli fard carriage with lour wheel:, tlO. For cv^y supe or ommbu9 lexcept hue cmmbLS with two hursee, roil. For evjry ttage or omnibus teacept Une omni br e., uaw j by tutu* horses, $60. For every truck drawn oy two or moro horses or mule . 160. For every express wagon drawn by two or more Lcr.-. t or amies, sW. naujj CAAIP ASS FBIVATE CAJITS, DJUTS, ETC. For avery bread cart or wa^on, *5. For ev?, ry cart, dray or wa^cu, used fer private or do. mosHc pixi'oses, and not to DO employed m tne Lran= puning ci woods, wares, merchandise,"lumber, or arv other coriniodily, tor compensation, either d.rcet'y or indirectly lor thc saino, shah pay tor u license tile sum ci Mi exclusive ot the uorse or mule. Rauhed in City Council, this 10ih day o? January II. a.i tn tue year of our Lora ono thousand eight hui: ired ?ad eixty-six. By the Mayor. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor Januarys W. D. s^MiiLt. Clerk sj Connell MERCHANTS A Xii BUSINESS MEN XT/HO DESIRE IO SECURE TRADE FROM THAT i 7 rich Cotton country, southwest Georgia, would do weil V) Advertise in .he "UAW.-ON JOURNAL," An o.d-eitat'.ished newspaper, pubhshed at thc flourish? ing ?tile city cf i uws.u, lu tho heart ol this rich Cotton tnt. Having tho ia gest cixcuiat:ou ot cay paper la .his secuon, lt otftrs extra inducem.-nts to advertisers. ?ff-lMb.i?hcd wcokiy at ii per annum. Advertising raies moderate, LLAii CHKISUAS, Dtoembur ll Dawson, Cia. THE ORANGEBL'RG NEWS, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT uriugoburg, a. C. Terma ii per anama, m aJ t-aaca ourinr; thc spnn^ and fall lonsons cstra coplos of the OBAMOCJiUna NEWS wLd bo circulated for tho beacat ol our Edver?siag paireas. Contra.'t Advcrr.emoata iasorted on tho moot iiberai terms. Addross SAMUEL VtliLLZ, Editor Oratigobnrii News, Fehnnrr "i* ?>MI-!??I i'r_>. ?. THIS GREENVILLE MO CH TAI NEBR IS PUiJLIsHLD EVERY THURSDAY, AT SI AO PER year, m a ivance. AdverUseraonts inserted at U?U?II rate?. G. E. ELK ORD, May 10 Editor ?ad Piovnetor) AMUSEMENTS. FREUNDSCHAFT? BUND. EINE ARENDUNTERH.YLTUNG WIRD All DON NERSTAG ABEND den Uten d esas In der Halle stattfinden. Anfang praez? 8>? Uhr. H. H. MULLER. December ll / 3 Grand Christmas Tree! THE IADIES OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 80CIEIY sTliE_T, will have on exhib.tion a GRAND CHRISTMAS TREE ! IN ALL HS EUBOPEAN SPLENDOR. ALSO, TOYS ?KD F .VN CY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOB CHRISTMAS PRtstNIS, ASu BEFRE HAUNTS. DU? RING ONE WEEK DAY AND EVENING, COMMENC ING THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 18C7, AT ?EV?N O'CLOCK, IN COMMINS' HALL, No. 137 MEETIXG-STUEET, (OIPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL). Ti kets rt Adm ai n it . en s. ?ntttl ng holder to a boautifnl Gl t from Chiatmn .nr; Bingle season - let o s El. entitling hold r to four Gift ; F.miiy Season Tickets $2, ontiUing ho der to o gat Gifci. Ttcke s may b - had ar the Door, the Hotels, principal Book Stor"=, or ? cm any mern or o. tae COMM.TT E : JOHN VT. SAWNcR. Cha man. taptaii J. i. KANAPAUX. Vice-Chalrman. R v. F. J. SHADLER, Taei:-ur>-r. E. F. SC HAL. UTE, Sicretaiy. P. BUCKHEIT. X. S. O'BBIEN. JOS. DOilUGE. B. hAHLMANN. D. A. J SULLIVAN. JA*. IjtLVO. F. L. O'NEILL. G. k. FOLLIN. H. J. O'NEILL. E. F. hWEEGAN. H. A. COHEN. EDW. Da LY. A. LANGES. Tne pr-reed? ara ta be eev.ted to defray tho cD*ts of tao n=w Orga-. Tho P./st BAND, under the ablo direction of Mr. THOMAS W LL ON, have generously volunteered their servlcea on tho oceaaion, and will bo in attendance every evening. N. B -The time of ExhtMUon ha? boen advanced from Monday tho loth, to Thursday, the lath inst D.cembor 9 TONSORIAL. W. E. MARSHALL, SHIWG MD HAIR CMG SA-XJOOUT, No. 31 B BO AD-STREET, tip Stairs, CHARLESTON, S. C. December 6 ITO* HARDWARE) ETC.= Heating Stoves, IT PUKES LIRGEiiY REDUCED. SHEPHERD & COHEN, December 10 S NO. 397 KING STBEET. DWABE SAM'L R. MARSHALL EE'PECTFULLY BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS that bi bas now on hind, aad is receiving constant? ly, the following ENGLIMD AMERICAN GOODS, Which he offer? at Wholesale and Retail. AXES. HOES. SP vDES, SHOVELS. COTTON AND WOOL CARDS. SiLVi^b. CHAINS. NAlLli. SPIKES, CANAL BARROWS. BLACKSMITHS' 'aOOLS. CARPENTERS' TOOLS, TURPENTINE T0CL9, BUTLDEliS' HABDWARE. ALSO, MILL AN rt GRIND STONES. PLOUGHS, CORN SHELLER?, bTBAW CUTT'?RS, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, i ABLE AND POCKET CUTLEBY, PLATED SPOONS, F^BKs AND CASTORS, BAFi. WHIE, SAUsAGE STCFFERS, MEAT CU 1 TLBS, POWDER, SHOT, CAr*. : rU^KETP, GUN8, SPORTING EQUIPMENTS, WOOD TIN AND HOLLuW WARE. RECEIVED PER RECENT ARRIVALS FROM ENG? LAND, of my own Jmoortat on, a i assortment of GUNS, i UILU'.?., steel Cum AU.iS, i arron Ware, SporUna Ar Uo.es, ac. Will be sold low for cash or city acceptance. No. 310 KING-STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW SOCIETY, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN GU*. December S 36 rast M?S! MES! LT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED COOKING AND HEATING STOVES: OLIVE BRANCH MUTUAL FEIEND NOBLE COOK BARLEY SHEAF RIVAL RANGE GUIDE RANGE CAROLINA COOK. HEATING STOVES FOB CHCRCHES. HOTELS. SCHOOLS AND SALOONS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE SOUTHERN MARKET. C13IEli?lN, BARKLEY & CO.. No. 150 MEETING STREET, November 3 3mos Charleston, S. C. WATCHES) JEWELRY. ETC. A SLP&RB STUCK OF FINE GOLD AND SOLID SILVER WATCHES. ALL WAERANIED TO RUN AND THOROUGH? T LY REGULATED, AT THE LOW PRICE OF $10 EACH. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 100 Solid Gold Hunting Watchoa.$260 to $1000 100 alagic cased e. old Wutehea. 200 to 800 1U0 La ie>* Watches, InamcUed. 100 to SOO ?00 Geld Huntmg Cnionometer Wutch??.-. 2iu to 300 2?0 Gold Hunting English Levern. 200 to 350 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watcbes. 160 to 300 600 Gold Huming American Watches.lOO.to 250 500 silver Hunting Levers. 50 to 150 5JJ silver UuuUug Duplexes. 76 to 360 500 Ladies' Gold Watches. 60 to 260 1000 ?O.? Huming Lepinca. 60 to 78 1000 AlucelULOuua Watches, ml ianda. 60 to 100 25e0 silver Huming Watches. 25 to 60 60 JJ Assorted silver Wutcncs. lOfo 76 Tho aoove stock wih be disposed cf on the popular one price plan, giving every patron a line Gold ur eoiii bu? yer Watch lor slu. without regard to value. We wish lo immediately dispose of the above maaxifl rent Block. Certificate., naming the articles, ore placed in rcaied envelopes, and woll mixed Holders are enta? iled to tuc article named on their certificate, upou pay mont ot len Doilaro, whether it be a Watch worth ?10?0 or ono wortli less. Tho return ol any ot our certificates entitles you to the article named thereon, upon payment, ?nespcc?vo ol its w.rm; aud aa uo artice vaiued lees than slo is limned eu any certificate, it w?i at once bo seen that Une is uo Louery, but a otraightiorward ltgiumatc transaction, which may be paruclpated in even by the most lasUdiousl A single Certificate will bo sent t- niall, postpaid, upon receipt ol 25 cents, five for il, eleven lor ?2, tbirty-tbree ana elegant premium for ?5, sixiy-*ix and more . Juablo premium tor ila, one hundiej and most superb Watch tor SIS. io Altente, or tuoto wishing employment, this ia a rare opportunity. It is a l?t;itimateiy conducted bu:me;s, cuiy authorized by thc Government, and opaa to thc most careiul scrutiny, ii y us. Address WRIGHT, BRO. A CO., Importers, No. lol Broadway, N. y. October 22 The East Florida Banner, SCALA, MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA. T. F. SMIIH, Editor and Proprietor. 8. C. DcEEUHL, Assistant Editor. rrUZ BANNER HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION JL throughout mo most populous and wealthy portions ci F.end.1. E-n-meas men, desirous o? introducing their business th.-u^u thatsocUon, would do weLto advertise ia rt. colunias. SVBSCIUPTIOT?, $3 A TEA?. SPASTICS A- Co., Agents, at Cotuivr Otfico, Charlee ton, South Carv.Uw, september 37 GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOU 't SEED AND EATING POTATOES. 1 A A BARBELS WESTERN RED POTATOES. LU U 100 barrels Choice Ea lng Po Atoes, assorted AW3, 35 barrels SELECTED APPLE'. Landing from Schooner 13. N. Hawkins. For salo by KINSMAN A- HOWELL, December ll 2 No. 163 East Bay. HAY LANDING. 0 A A BALES HAY. PER SCHOONER AMEBICUfl, ?i VJ\J for sale low while landing. Delmoor ll_\ WEST A JONES. CEJIENT. QA fl BARBELS ROSENDALE CEMENT, LANDINO 0\J\J from schooner Americus. W STORE: LIME. PLASTER, FIRE ERICK, OVEN TILE, Ac, tc, Ac. P ... For sale by 0LVTS7 & CO., . Decembor 10 2 Noa. 9. ll and irvendue Range. COAL I COAL ! COAL I Off A TONS OF SUPERIOR BED ASH EGG COAL. 4M O \J ordered for Parlor nie. ' ALSO, 50 tons of NUT COAL, for Cooking Range*, now lani in? from scho:ner Wide World, and ioi sale low for oish, while discharging. Apply to C. W. SEiGNIOU?, Eist Bay Botweou Wea'worth an! Hissl street?. Dacsmber 10 2 FIRST CAB ?0 NEW CK0P CUBA MOLASSES. 1 Af\ HHDS. CHOICE NEW CROP CUBA MOUSSES, JLTTU balance of cargo to arrive per bark "Sarah B. Hal?," from Matanzas. For sale by RIDLEY A CREIGHTON. December 9_Nos. MS and IIB East Bay. STOCK. CITIZENS WISHING TO PATRONIZE A DEO VE? . will fled MEAT st stalls No?. 43 and 43. arge Meat Market). BEEF, VEAL and MUTTON from 6* to 13a cents per Us. constantly on ba&d. November 20_Imo BALE, BOPE, BAGGING AND TWH?E, FOB SALE IN LOTS TO -SUIT PURCHASE HS, BY the Manufacturer H, CLUCCS, No. 97 Pine street, New York. September 24 4m0 wm OFF ! BELOW COST, THE CHOICE STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, &C, WILL BE CLOSED OUT BELOW COST FOB A SHORT TIME, IN OBDEB TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Families will do well to call at once at CORKER KEG ll SOCIETY STREETS. December 9 e HOTELS, WILLIAM IRWIN, PROPRIETOR OF THE PALMETTO HOUSE, S PART AA BURG, 8. C. December 2_vxirSB CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. C. A. MILLER.Cashier. J. P. HORBACH.Superintendent. Oetober 17 S. SWANDALE, PROPRIETOR OF THE Mansion House, GREEN VILLE, S, C. June 9_? ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. PBOPBIETOSS : WM. A. HUBD.Of New Orleans. W. F. COBKEBY.Ot Spottswood Hotel, Bichmond. Telegraph and Railroad Offices in Rotonda of Hotel. Jone 17 Gmo HATS AND CAPS. "THE ?MPLE OF FIMF JUST RECEIVED, THE LARGEST AND MOST COM? PLETE STOCK OF HATS, CAPS AND FUR?, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, And at pri?es that will compite with air/ other horns la the city. C. H. JOHNSON, December 0 Imo No. 209 KTNG-STBSET. AGRICULTURAL TO PLANTERSMDFIRMS. A SUPERIOR AND CHEAP FERTILIZER! TIE NITRE BEDS AT POTTEBSFIELD, A SUPE? RIOR FERTILIZES, will be sold in lots to suit pur chasers, at the very low price of FIVE DOLLARS per ton. Apply to JOHN D. BBOWNE, November 38 10 Oe 'he premises. MISCELLANEOUS, = DR. WISTER'S MEDICATED COUGH II!, FOB THE CUBE OF Coughs, Colds, and all Bronchial Affections. THIS CANDY COTATN3 THE ACTIVE PRINCIPAL OF fir nen plants, which are known to be of the neat beneficial charaoter for aU Throat abd Ches*. Complaints, [children can use it without any risk.J Prepared and sold only by J. Ii. WILTBERGER, Apothecary and Chemist, No. 277 Klag-street, Charleston, S. O. December 10 8 WM.G.MAZYCK, j Book and Job Printer. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, IN ENG? LISH, GERMAN. FRENCH OB ?-P?NKH. ?S*** ted in the floeet style and at ratea which will DEFY COMPETITION. Orders left at the CHARLESTON LT3BABY BUILD. LNG, corner Broad ?nd ChurcU streets, or sent tnroagn POSToFFICE BOS NO. 8*0, will receive immediate at? tention._ 19_December 10 OYSTERS. FAMILIES CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH SWINTON'S PLANTED OY-1ERS by tue bushel ut $1.50 every Mo:.day, Welnes^ayani Fnd y. E-staura t- supplied at $1 24 L jve ^ our i rders with MeasTs. FAIRCHL D A H > AI LIN. eaate?do? LAUBENd-STBEET, fc ta ting sweet <ndnumber of lesidance. Decamoer 7 5 JOHN B. TOGNI, No. 125 Meeting-street, WHOLESALE ANO BETAIL DEALER IN HAVANA AND DOMESTIC 6EGAK3. fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Genuine Meerschaum and Briarwood Pipes, West India and Domestic Fruit, French cenfcc tionerv, and Jellies. Preserves-m Jar* and Cans; Nuts, French Fancy Boxes, Malwa ?rapes. A full ?upply ol WILLOW BA s?E TS, Ac , tc. County ortiers promptli att ndeu to. December 3_ 11110 - TIN WABE CHEAP FOR CASH i PBTrfSTK?riJi S'; IR SSS i ?T^- 4 crL 41.96; ? ort. ?2.5o; 10 qrt. 53.60. q Pl! AND DINNER PLATES, 8 in. W.76; 9 in. $7.28. ^FCSNELS-Vlal? COi; Pin!! 60c-? Quarts 81.98; 3 ^^^LS??I1 m lAXielACO. per doa sn. At NO. 16 BROAD STREET, ADAMS, DA10N & CO. No'oaber?