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BY JULIAN A. SELBX Ax Aged Muhdeheh.?A miser of eighty years, named Wettiaur, ..a wealthy lnnd-owner, has,been cpn,r,ict^ ed by the Assize Court of the A'iBue of the manslaughter of his'own son. The indictment charged murder. The pri? soner, from avarice, gave ho property either to his daughter or son when they married. The son separated from his wife, and, reduced,by drunkeoneaa to a state upproaoUiuginibeoility, oamo back to his father's; Uquho demanding food and shelter. -'He was allowed to sleep in an bot-hooBC upon some* hay, with saekeibr blankets.' :Ouo evening when the aon came to the house to ask for something to eat, the father told him to go 'away altogether. An alter? cation ensued, andthe old man, whose defence is that he* was threatened with a knife,.drew his pistol and shot his sou dead. One of the questions put by the presiding Judge, with a view of showing' premeditation, was whether he had not! endeavored to oIobo the wound so na to hide it; from observa? tion. Tho answer, going beyond any? thing Moliere imagined to put into the mouth of hiB misor Harpagon, was: "?b, I oniy did'that td prevent the blood from ,spoiling his shirt." The jury negatived premeditation, and the octogenarian assasein was sentenced to four years9 imprisonment. [Paris Cor. London Daily News. -!-*r*-r?'-FT! Tae month of June is noted for ter? rible earthquakes. On Juue 7, 161)2, 3,000 people.were .destroyed by an earthquake, in Jatnuica; ou the same day of tbu.eamo mouth, in 1755, 40, 000 persons perished in Persia, by an earthquake; ugaip., on Juno .7, 1773, Santiago, with /its, inhabitants, was swallowed up. Several other iuBtanceB of . bad Jnno earthquakes, might be mentioned* one, even ao late as June 10, 1867, in, Java, when 400 persons were destroyed. , It.7:1 IltU'ROVKJU GEORGIA COTTON PRESS! Patented Marob,11870, ' " BY i'ESbLBTUN & nOAROMAN, I t 'auousta, cia. ? ? ' THE satisfaction tbia-PRESS baa Riven in the past, the great improvement made on it', and the'factor ita being from forty to fifty dollars cheaper than any other good Press, should induce planters and others to send for one of our pew.Oiroulara before purchasing. Wo uls3 manufacture Irons for Wator Power Presses aLd Screw Presses. -ABtiretra ?'< > PENDJLE'PON/ & BOARDMAN, Foundry .'and Machine Works, kotlock Street. Augusta. Ga. ? ..Tuly2w||lmo iiUPou i AN r TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. COMMElWlAlIi.1??lAYELEItS.wl)6'eolioit qrdera^bj^ardHcatalogu?. trade. Hat, sample brother 'epeciruen, a)uo those who visit then'cuatpteora and boHcit trade by purchases rnatlo <n?eot from' stock, and who travel iu 'anyisebtio?\ by rail or.boat, DRESS, aa' bctowi'sta'tlDg'cUsa of gootls thoy soil and Lyt-wliOin' employed; also, those who are at present under no engage? ment. This matter is of<groat importanco individually to- .salesmen - of'this. .class, of men soUgiUpK.tradSjiu ?ian\anQor% JLt ia, therefore, eapocially,desired that this no? tice niay meet ib'e oyH'-of airChmniiirdal Travelcurs land Salesmen in this country, and thAt.ttbeyiwill at oHoe. give it. UieUv at? tention. .Tbpao^ who^amply ,)yiib a>h<u>yp request will'be conHdiptialfy treated aiid dulvaflviaed of olljict i'trviCw. PleaSe ad? dress tbyildttev 'only) '^XJiOPHRATION, Cnro George.!'. Eoweil *?,Uff.,-il Pa.ikr.uw, New V?rie city. ' Juh 9 {lino . . Excursion Tickets. ' sourn^^^^^^fi^\Ai('.ad, GiiAtir.varntt, ?Tnlv S- I874i TT^XODHSIONiTlOBkV'Ua at fleducud rates . j will ha' yob.] from QJjarlciloii lo all station* on this Bdadl<aiul uyiu all Stations to Charleston,' nntfl Ofttonlrri', 1-7-1 Coh duot'ora-'arb1 onlytenMlMriHVd t<< sjII them from thj<so ?tsitioutj ?hara there iu'.i in> Ticket Agents. ?.R, bltJKKNH, .Inly 10 0 Gqimral Tu kei ' gi nt. Ixcursicn. $.ei\sbn'.oi' IbT'-i via JU)ai> tic'Coart frail Ulqjatfd Lircii CHARLOTTE, OOUmHlA \Hl> ?CT IrUST.V, A'? i> FILMINGl\W, GOJ.U?d I'.IA ANJ> AUGUSTA RA 11 X ,.1?., Coj.ujtniA, s,. 0 , Min tu. lbT-J. T?.??ND TRIP TICKETS f .ill proud Gi nciit Virginia Rprfnftri? a'nd Wnatorn North Carolina Excursion Points. good until November 1, WTi, will he on wale at the Company's Ticket Office in this city, both via Ch?rlotfo and ota Wilmington, on and after after Juno 1, 1?74. Tickets to Now Xerk, P^iladclpld.a, BhI timoro. via B.w LlXR, at reduced rates, also on sale. A. POPE, June 7 General Passenger Agent. Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry! WM. GLAZE, 4 T hfnnow store, Main street.nearly op xJL posito tho Central National Bank, baa large and beauiiljil stock of lino WATCHES item and key winders, from best European and American hianufactur?ra, and of Iiis own importation, in gold and silver caaoa. Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaled ao^-ort hieut Just received and all the latest styles. Sterling SILVER-WARE;ill sets and cases, I'.ridal ProBenrs, and a veiv finoselection or IMatodrWaro, Gold Watch and Ki ck Chains, Lockolfi, elegant Seal, Wedding and En gageuient Bings, large stock of Sp'cetadles and Eyo-GIaseOH, Clocks, Muaicnl l:o\os, and a great variety of Fancy Artiolft. My stock ia the largest and boat aoJocteil in the Southern country and'will be sold as cheap is -!>me. article can be bought ary where." "Let o Ci ? I LlICVIISCS. Ofeice Cm* Treasurer, CoiiUMmA, S. (J., July 11, 1874. ; Tho following ordinances are pub? lished for the information of all con? cerned. Tho penalties therein pre? scribed for exercising, conducting or carrying on any trade, business or pro? fession, without first obtaining a li? cense therefor, will bo imposed on and after tile-20th instant: An Obtunanob to Kegulate Licenses fob tiie Yeab 1873 Section 1. lie it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of th]e city of Co lunlbia, in Council assembled, That every person, film, company or corpo? ration, engaged in, or intending to be engaged in, any trade, businoss or pro? fession hereinafter mentioned, shall .obtain, on or before the 6th day of January, A. D. 1873, a liconse there? for, in manner provided; those oom menoing business after the Gth of Jan? uary, shall obtain a license before en? tering upon that business. Sbo. 2. Every person, firm, company or corporation required by this ordi? nance to obtain a license to onguge in any traue! bnsinoBs or profession for which a 'license is required, shall ro gistor with the City Clerk and Treasu? rer?first, his or her uuruo or style, and in case of a firm or company, the uumrjH of the several persous consti? tuting ouch firm'or company, and their plaaeH of bnsiness; second, tho trade, business or profession for which a li? censes is required; third, tho pluco where such trudo or profession is cur? ried on; if a whole?alo or retail denier in goods, wares and raerchaudi.se, the amount, .extent, and value of business intended to bo carried on, exolndiug distilled spirits; all of which shall bo givon under Oath. Sec. 3. . If any person or persons exercise or carry on any trade, business or profession, for tho exorcising, cur? rying on or doing of which a license is required by this ordiuance, without first registering and taking out such license, as in tin t behalf required, he, the or they .shall, besides being liable to the puyment for the license, be sub? ject to a penalty of ?40, mi conviction before the Mayor or any oourt of com? petent jurisdiction; one-half of the penalty, after deducting expeuses of tho prosecution, to bo paid to tho per? son who first informs of the mutters and things whereby the penalty is re? covered, and tho other half to tho city. i Sec. a. In every liceuso tojje takon Out, under or by authority of this or? diuance, shall be contained nud set forth tho purposo. trudo, business or profession for which Buch license is granted, and the name aud piano of business of. the person or persons taking oat the snme; it a wholesulo or retail dealer in goods, wares aud mcr obdndisei'tbo amount, extent or value of the business intended to bo carried on. Tho City Clerk and Treasurer shall prepare a propor form of license to bo'njsued id'each case, which license shall be posted tip or kept by tho per sou receiving the suthe, as tho City Clerk shall direct. Auy evasion of tho provisions,of this section shnll, on con? viction before the Mayor, bo pnnisbd bio by fin oof ?20. 1 Hud. 6. 'The licenses grunted under this ordinance shull not authorize, the person .or persous, or linn, company or corporation mentioned therein, to ex? ercise or tenrry on the trade, bnsfue^s or profession specified in such license in uuy other place thrtll that mentioned therein, unless permitted so to do by tho, Mayor. A licence grunted on.aud after January 1, 1873, nhull coufiuhl' iu forco until the 1st of 'January fob lowing; a?d nil licctiFrj grunted uffr the 1st of January, A. \). 1V73, chui! be issued upon puyment of ? rateable portion of tho wMtnie'amount of mon*y impost d for scuh license: I'roeid-'d, however, Thai no license shall i": granted for loss .period '.'.!?.:: ibi ? month i, lit aigh the'Iii n !??> the ' the year be h ?:;?< than lh;l Kieli '?: :cense grant' <1 shall b" elated on ti>o I first duy of tho month in which the liability therefor accrued, and ' e I amount lo bo paid Iherofor rledl be computed therefrom imtil the end of tho year, oxoept as hereinbefore men? tioned: Provided, That after a license is granted by tin. oily, no portion thereof will b-.; refunded. tire. G. Upon the removal of any person Or' pWsotis from the houso or premises atvAuhieli ther'tr:ide,ibusiucss or profession mentioned in such license was authorized, it may und shall be lawful for the Mayor to authorize, by endorsement of such liceuso, tho per? son removing us uforeiiuid to any other pluco to carry on tho trade, business or profeosion specified in huHi license at tho place to which such person may huvo removed. Seo. 7.. For a license to carry on auy Astrologers and clairvoyants, $100; npothochriCF, retail, $'25; architects or I trade, business or profession hereinaf? ter mentioned, sums, hereinafter men? tioned shall bu paid into city treasury: surveyors, 25; auctioneers, 100; agents, real of tilth, and collection brokers, 25; agents, selling by sample, at retail, per year, 50; agents, seUiug by (sample, n't i retail, per duy, 1; attorneys at law, 25; I banks und bankers, 2?0; billiard, bugu tello, or other' gaming'tables, lor tho first table,'450j for every additional tu Jblc iu the snme ostablidhment, 25; iux Just Censures ^'Tj&^/v&BP** DLUMBIA, S. C, TUESDAY bowling alloys or pistol galleries, for! each alley or gallery, 25; builders and master mechanics, 20; butchers, for each stall hired, 10; blaoksmith shops, first forge, 10; each additional forgo, 5; brokers, commercial, cotton or pro? duce, 50; brokers, money and dealers in exchange, 75; brokers, pawn, 100; brokers und dealers in horsos and mules, who keep no sales stubles, per month, 8; and it shall not bo lawful for any transient dealer in horses or mules to offer his stock for sale until he shall have taken out a license, to expire at the end of one month, for which he shall pay the snm of $8; but such H? ? cense may be renewed at the same rate. For'each and every violation of this article, the party offending shall be fined in the sum of $25 for each and overy offence. Barbers, for each chair, 85; book-binders, 20; boot and shoe making establishments, where hired labor is omployed, 10; bakeries, bread, pio or cuke, 25; bill posters, 5; board? ing houses, capable of accommodating G to 25 persons, from 10 to 25; coal or wood yards, 25; confectionery or fruit dealers, 25; contractors, other than builders, 20; cotton factors, 50; cotton press, 15; cottou gin manufactory, 10; cotton gins, ginning for toll or pay, 100; chiropodists, 25; carriage reposi? tory, 75; cock pit, 200; dealers, retail, iu goods, wares and merchandise, c-x aindiug distilled spiritp, whoso annual sales do not exceed $5 000, 810; deal? ers, retail, in goods, wares and mer? chandise, excluding distilled spirits, whose annual sales exceed 5 000, but do not exceed 10,000, 25; dealers, re? tail, in goods, v/. res rend merchandise, excluding distilled spirits, whoso an? nual enh-B exceed 10,000, but do not exceed 20.000, 40; dealers, retail, iu good?, wares aud merchandise, exclud? ing distilled spirits, whose annual sales exceed 20,000, but do not exceed 30, (J?O, 50; dealers, retail, in goods, wares aud merchandise, excluding distilled spirits, whose annual sales exceed 80, 000, but do not exceed 50,000, 100; aud overy additional 1.000, per 1,000, 2; dentists, 20; express companies, 250; exhibitions, circuses, per day, 100; ex? hibitions, theatrical, minstrel, or exhi? bitions of any kind for gaiu, lO per duy; foundries, 10; gas companies, 100; gas machine manufactories, $25; gas tutors and plumbers, $25; gift store, $100; hotels, capable of ucoomuioduting 100 persons, $200; hotels, capable of uc eoinmoduting less than 1O0, uud more than 50 persons, $100; hotels, capable of accommodating over 25, uud less than 50 persons, $50; hucksters, $10; ioo houses and manufacturers of ice, $50; insurance companies or agencies, (the same for each and every agency,) $50; intelligence office, $10; ji.nk shops, (application to bo made to City Council for license,) $150. Liquor?for a licence to retail spirituous or malt liquors in quantities less than a quurt, per annum, (payable quarterly in nil vuuoe.J $200; for a license to sell spirituous or malt liquors iu quantities of a quart or more, per annum, (paya? ble quarterly in advuuee,) $100. The receiver of each license card to pay into the City Treasury tbo sum of 50 cents: i4nr/ providmi, further, That the granting or withholding of li? censes, iu each particular case, will be at tbo discretion of tho City Council. I Lumber yards, $25; marble yards, $10; j millinery or dress making establish? ments, lirsl clas.*, $50; second olavs, ! 810 to $25; manufacturers ami bottler* j of soda water, $25; machine idsops, i $10} merchants, c imnission, $5?I; mills, grist, $10; mills, flour, $10; ! mill**, planing, $50; null?, sawing, $25; ' job printing OllIai H, wher roor< than i three h ihdV ar? r-.mpl< ye ?, ? ? hero ; ? thuti three hands arc nmp'oy-d, I $25; photograph, nn>tu*<dyp.M < ; : gum ? cot} po " \\\" ies, :?2o; puiflti is " .1 I pap-r hungers,' (tu.t.- :???--.) $lti; <? l j.dleis, lob,:!, p r mo: ?:%?; ptide.Iots, :'j i* day, 5; phyaiei-ics, 20; reiduurr.nl ! r outlet; t i t'li.'. u'j a, 50; ? coud el ias, 25; ciguri?every person on i/jtgod is\ sui tap ci.'tr at retail, 5 tei it), nocmliur i.o i-.ii? : ; rigars? every pornou ongaj, u in eedting cigars at I wholesale, 50; tio i.t initer, where i .-old Iron, fount, from 10 to '25; statues, I livery und n.ti ??, 100; .-.tug'- i?r omuibus, , 25; telegraph companies, 150; tailors, I merchant, 10 i > 2>>; iituluriukers, jo; I warehouses, (storage.) 50; wagons, j (hays, cart-, and hacks run for bir< , one I horse, 8; wagons, druys, carts and \ hacks run for hire, two horse, 10; i wagons, drays, carts and hacks run tor I hire, lour lion , i'.">; wagon, dray or ; cart, private, storo or business, for I hauling. into City Treasury, for badge, 50 cents; and for any other business or profession not otherwise provided for, a license tux of 10. No person shall let or hire any wagon, cart, druy or other carriage or v? hide, j for the transportation of goods or pas Isongors, within the limits of said city, j without having first obtained a badge ! from tho City Clerk, paying therefor iuto the City Treasury 50 Cchts, to be placed on sonic conspicuous par! ef tho vehicle, under a penalty of $5 for imeh and every day that mush vehicle shall bo 80 run, to I e recovered by in I formation before the Mayor: /'rorufitt', .That nothing herein contained shall ! ho coustrued to extend to wagons, 'carts or other vehicles going to or ; from market; and for any other busi Ii Attend the True 7 MORNING. JULY 14, 1ST nc88 or profession not otherwise pro? vided for, a license tax of 10 to $20: Provided, further, That where two or more branches of business, not neces? sarily conuectad, are conducted in one eetublisbmout, a liconse shall bo churgod and uoilectod for euch brauch of busiucss uo conducted, as specified iu this ordinance. Dogs?upou each and every dog, to bo paid by tho person or persons on whoso premises tho dog is kept, ?2; and the police of tho city of Columbia urc hereby authorized uud required to sieze and confine every dog fouud ruuning ut large, und not having on the city budgo or collar for the current year; and for every dog so taken up by tho police, $1 additional shall bo paid for the same. Sec. 8. All ordinances aud parts of ordinances, conflicting with this ordi? nance, are hereby repealed. An Ordinance to Regulate Licenses fou the Yeau 1874. Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of Columbia, in City Council assciiiLkd, That every per? son, firm, compauy or corporation, engaged in, or inteuding to be en? gaged iu, utiy trade, busiucss or pro? fession hereinafter meutioued, shall obtain, ou or boforo tho sixth day of January, A. D. 1871, a lieeuEi: there? for, in manner provided. TllOBO COUl meuciiiR buaiuoss ufter the Otb of Jau uary, shall obtain a license before en? tering upon that business. HlXi 2. Every person, firm, com? pany r?r corporation required by this ordmauce to obtain a licnuso to en gagc in any trade, business or profes? sion, for which a license is required, shall register with the City Clerk und Treasurer, first, his or bor nuinu or stylo, und in euao of u firm or com pauy, Ihn mime of tho several persons constituting .such firm or company, und their places of business; second, tho trade, business or profession for which a license iu reqtiiied; third, the place where such trade or profession is carried on; if a wholesale or retail dealer iu goods, wares und merchuu disc, tho amount, extent und value of ! bu.-.iness intended to bo carried ou, in? cluding distilled spirits; all of which shall be given under oath. Sec. o*. If any person or persous ex? ercise or c irry ou any trade, business j or profession, fur the exercisiug, car? rying on or doing of which u license is required by this ordiuuuco, without first registering and taking out of such license, us in that behalf required, he, sho or they, besides being huble to the payment for the license, shall bu sub? ject to a penalty not exceeding $10, ou conviction before t'uo Mayor or uuy court of competent jurisdiction; one half id tho penalty, ?fter doduutiug ex? penses of the prosecution, to bu paid to the perauu who first informs of thu matters und thing whereby the peualty is recovered und other half to the city-. Sec. 4.. In every license to bo taken out under or by uutbority of tbia or? dinance, shall be contained uud set forth the purpose, trade, busii.esH or profession for which such license u I grunted, aud thu name and place of business of person or persons tuking ' out the same, aud time for which it is granted; if a wholesale ur retail duuler j in goods, wares und merchandise, tLe I amount, extent ur value ul business 1 inteudud to he carried on. The City jC'lcik and Treasurer bliull prrpure a I propi i form of licen.io to be hsMictl iu 1 i itch ens* , and shall have the tame 1 print.;.1 ami hound in book form, iu m '.. '. :i i bUbstulilitti UlAUUer, \\ Uli it ' pr< J r m ,di!> utUluhcd to i ich, ttpi :. ... shall bu written, at Liie 'li:.: i'... lie ! ?!? : i granted, tiio triino ' ?! tli ; ..'i,.' i the tJitut.'. Lite ' *? *. .::.: \.:i.j he titu*>uiil chisr;*? rb i-i f ?;; i t.lio p..tty receiving .??;..-.a ? ?. ????? i l ..t\: ^- uhvto Li< i - ' Any ?....? a th- pwVi^WU td : thiii : rets tu .siir.il, on . u.\ ii:ii..>n L-ion the Til.ti or, bj punitb-tha. irj Iii ?? t;;ii 1. ::<?, , :in, > .ii >. '? l-'iEO. 0i j'!n: ;i.')ii-' > granted und i I ll; , . : .'u...i ? .-iUuli it >t author:/.-..* thu pf?\y ..1 i r pel .si mis, or liriu, company hi corp ;i .?t.ioii mentioned therein, to exorcist, or carry fin tho.tr.ido, hu-incss D| p|?jf?! (.1 : pi.'t'-iiu., Ill iilloh !l?;i!USt? ii: any *? hi r piiuo than thai luuntioued tin rein, ti!.l'- s permitted t>o to do l?y the M >}"i". A license grunted ou and j after January 1st, 1^71, shall continue [in forcn tinul the* 1st of January fol? lowing; and all lice uses grunted after the 1-t <d January, A. I>. 1871, shall be i?siud upou payment of a rateable por? tion of tho whole uiuouut of money imposed for auch licciiics: Provided, (hoirever. That no license shall bu .granted for a period less than three ? mouths, though tbo tiuuu lo the end <?( j the year h.i loss than that. 13 ie!i li? cense grunted shall be dated on the find day of tho month ou which tho : liability Ihcrulor occurred, uud the j maoism to bo paid therefor shull be computed therefrom until tho cud of 1 the year, except us hereinbefore iueu I tinned: Provided, That after n license 'is granted by the city, no portion 1 thereof, will ho refunded) ! Skc. (i. Upon tho removal of any poison or persons from tho house or premises at which tho trade, business or profession mentioned in snob license was authorized, it may and shall be (MIX Event." 1. VC lawful for the Mayor to authorize, by. endorsement of such lioenBO, the pex Bon removing as aforesaid to any other place to carry on the trade, business' or profession specified in such license at the. place to which such person may have removed. Sec*. 7. For a license to carry on any trado, business or profession herein? after mentioned, the Bums hereinafter mentioned shall be paid into the City Treasury: Astrologers and clairvoy? ants, 8200; apothecaries, retail, 25; architects or surveyors, 25; auction? eers, 100; agents, selling coal, 25; agents, selling wood, 25; agents, real I estate and collection brokers,' 26 ; agents, selling by snmplo at retail, per' year, 50; agents, selling by sample at retail, per day, 1; attorneys-nt-law, 50, {banks and bankers, 100 to 200; bil? liard, bagatelle or other gaming tables, for public use, 50; bowling alleys or1 pistol gallories, for each alley or gal lory, 25; builders and master me? chanics, 20; butchers, for each stall bind, 10; blacksmiths' Bhops, firrt forge; 10; each additional forge, 5; I broker*, commercial, cotton pr pro? duce, 50; brokers, monoy, and dealers iu exchange, 75 to 100; brokers, pawn, 100; brokers and dealers in horses and mule?, who keep no sale stables, per month, 10; (aud it Bhall not be lawful for any transient dealer iu horses and mules to offer his stock for sale until he shall have taken oat a license, to expire at the cud of one month, for which he shall pay the rum of 88; but such license shall be renewed at the same rate. For violation of this arti? cle, tho party offending Bhall be'fined in a sam of 825 for each and every offence;) barbers, for each chair, 3; book-binders, 10; boot and shoe-mak? ing establishments, where boots or shoes are made for sale, 10; bakeries, bread, pic or cake, 10 to 25; bill posters, 5; boarding houses, capable of accommodating six persons, 10; more than ?ix persons and less than tweuty-five, 25; coal or wood yards, 25; confectionery or fruit dealers, 25; contractors, other than builders,'$20; cotton factors, 50; cotton press, 15; cotton gin manufactory, 10; cotton gins, ginning for toll or pay, 100; obi ropodists, 25; carriage repository, 100; cock-pit, 2U0; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and merchandise, excluding dis? tilled spirits, whose annual sales do not exceed 5,000, 10; dealers, retail, in goods, wares und merchandise, exclud? ing distilled spirits, whose annual sales exceed 5,000, but do not exceed 10,000, 25; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and merchandise, excluding die tilled spirits, whoso annual sales ex ceed 10,000 and do not exceed 20,000, -10; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and merchandise, excluding distilled spi? rits, whose annual sales exceed 20,000 aud do not exceed 30,000, 60; dealers, retail, iu goods, wanes and merohau diso, excluding distilled spirits, whose' annual nales exceed 30,000 aud do not? exceed 50,000, 100; nud every adrli ? tional 1,000, per 1,000, 2; dentis4.?, 20';' I drummers, local, per month, 20; ex-1 j press cotnpauie?, 250; exhibitions, cir? cuses, per day, 200; exhibitions, thea? trical, minstel or exhibitions-of any kind for gain, per day, 10 to 25; foun? dries, 10; gas companies, 100; gas ma I chine uiaunfaafoiies, 50; gas titters' and plumbers, 23; gift stoie, 200; I hotels, capable- of accommodating?'100 j pnrsou*, 200; hotels, capable of'.<uo-i j oai.::n-dating less than 100 and more: ; than 50 persons, 100; hotels,; cnpublo j of uucominodntiiig over 25 and. less* I than 50 persons, 50; hucksters. 10; manufacturers of ice, 50; inttnrrneo' | companies or a^onotes, (the fame for ; euch and every company.) 50; intnllv ?^oiieo fi'.'ice. lo; itinerant .-.how., fij ljui.k sl> ?ok, f implication to be lUudo te> I tj ly Council :or licon.se,) 15'); Hquurf-1 . :*or license to r- tail spirituous o ? malt i; i.i-m: in q luiiti* ies :< s; than it quart, j per iiiinuin, payable quarterly in ad v .... e, 200: lor a license to sell ? I-j>irit-? ii ms -r ihalt liquors iu quant.ilie-i of a I quirt or moi per annum, payable ] quarterly in advance, lot); (the receiver of nach license card to p3y to tin City , treasurer the sum of 50 cents: Ami umivhktl. ftnlfi >', That the granting or [withholding, of licenses, in each par? ticular <m.?.?-, will beat the disoretion /i the City Council;) nimb-r yards, 25; marble yards, it); milhneiy or j dre-s-iuaking establishments', 25; nia i iiufucttircre und bottlers of soda ; water, 25; machine shops, 10; cora i mission merchants, 50; mills, grist, 10; ' mills, Hour, 10; mills, planing, 50; , inilis, sawing, 25; job printing oflices, j whore more than three hands arc om j ployed, 50; where less than throe I hands arc employed, 25; photograph, j ambredype or daguerreotype galleries, 50; painters and paper-hunger.-,, (mas I tur*,) 10; pedd'ore, local, per month, 5; peddlers, itinerant, per mouth, 50; p. (Idlers, per day, itinerant, 0; pbysi i cians, 20; restaurant or rating saloon, j 10 to 5U; race courses, per year, 2 )0; cigars?every person engaged iu soil? ing cigars at retail, 10; every person engaged in selling cigars at wholesale, 50; Roda water, wlmre sold from fount, 15; stables, livery aud side, 100; stago or omnibus, 35; telegraph companies, MO to 150; merchant tailors, 10; un? dertakers, 50; warehouses, storage, 50; wheel of fortune per week, 10; w igons, drays, carts and hacks run for faire, 1 horse, 8; 2 hor.ie, 10; 4 horse, 35. ILUME X?NUMBER 9T. , Wagon, 3ray dr dart, privat^ ettoT* ,or business for 'banntrg^ftov, toto* flSty Treasury, for badge, oOoentSv i ' ' , No . perspn spall Jet or, bim? ttog* wagon, cart, dray or other carnugo.o-r yfehiclo for the transportation of goods jpr passenger* withitt thd limits or'eol? city, without having ?'flrwt obtained a. badge from . the City ~.AJlerk,,to be . 'placed on some conspicuous part, of tljo 'Vehicle, paying thprefor into Iii? .-. City Treasury 50 oCtits, nhdei' ?Venal?f of 85 foe each and every day that boe?- ' vehicle ehail be Bp run, to ho'imoveacA' by information before tl^e Jfi&jorz. Provided^ That' notn'jiig qerem con? tained shall be Construed 'So extend' to -wagons, carts or >other Vehitri ed1 goi?? i to or from market; and for any otbesn business or profession not ptherwraa* provided for, a lioeneo tax of $10 to . 520: Provided", further, That Where two or more branches-of business, lie* faeceeearily oonnrotod? aro aonduoteafcv in one establishment, a, license abadi . be charged and ,collce-;.d for oacd*. branch of business so ouuduoted, asr specified in this ordinance. DCgs? upon each and evesy dog; to- be paid by the person or persons., on whom promiaes the dug is kept, $2; and tha police of the city of Columbiaaro her?> bj authorized and' required to StiZBc and confine every dog found-running at large, and|uot having on city badge or collar for current ye"**, and for every dog so tukon hp by the police SI adda tional shall be paid for tWsame; Sko. B. All ordinances and parte.&f ordinances conflicting,withi this ordi? nance are hereby repealed. By order: W. R. JONES,' ' ? City "Treasurer. Bparfonbqrgand Asbeyijie, Railroad. Nature's Highway Aer6e*4he Mountains* ' LlOIIT GkADE?, EaBV CiraVES^NO-T?SNELISC: '-: i let it he urar si'kf,mh.v1 - . . A lintt i n the Air-Lino Road between tl. * cities of Cincinnati, Jjttntaviue, St. Louis? Chicago .and, Cbatlegto- ^. ae-veuty-fovw milea long, with jeyjB than (went) m?p* ot.. heavy work. ' t Shorter than any line from New. York; . Philadelphia and Baltimore to. either o? these cities, and many huodced milei nearer to'tnce'fl centres ot Wt-atern trade than any rcfatibglinte'to'OdiarreBton. The Road that promises to m&keCharle* ton the market for tho trade of the great I North-west, the Woat'lndlea, Bohth Am-* rica and'Europe: aleo, -an important em> grapt ataliun. i ? . ECONOMICAL IN ?01^aTf<UClTOi?,?,' ? SAfE IN MANAOEilHNT AND l'HOFnWBLE IN HESUI/Ttt. An important enterprise fertile develop? w< tit ot .South Carolina . SharoH FlfrV'?oilarrf eacb,'pV. able fn'ttflb installments.''' ?' " l?d?r/ > u oi ?i Evdiy Citizen o'l this Statc'sfjould own ai ?least one Share. " ' CiiAjii.KSTos*! with hor magnificent Har? bor aiid genial climate; tier lromeinse n?d* i.r^lopV-d bfrtlt*<<hfciif'r\', eont'aTirWfi a^rttfa j eel I, ti-.o pAKturo' Kroiritift' >anrf <THisHatietP^' blc w*tef p swt*;, b*eqaen|iic?if9 to th? iWCttt lniii'* and tyou^bj .ynei^p.?, and he* t mipaialh-lud l'.ii;i?pean pecan cnuiue. .ia i dee unco, upon ili? ?oYii]itctuin ot thfe ras (NftmTii'sV'TRHTr' "U feK.'Vd emfrSf-'frVri? ?fc?*" prpaiVtflml doudb.trtti iiWdMw'ti-iRi.v" what 1 jbidturo Jittiiduiwiidftd vr*/s'limifh :.g?thi j (fasax, 1-o.m.mi ac.'.'.L liJjW|pJ' >lit' -ff ilw- s ; 8oi;tijf.k.s Si oriny <n tht ^'mti.h ;. i.\ti.s {i JULML'&? j'i h7'? l?imOli?J' IfS'iLl A Hi 1.111' -. <. j'i.c f.d. v;.-i. clau:-,.in-tvr iff. iptddi.du-d :-. tu?, inforuiiitfon .of sui I serox ris: > Srr.'-I " *"f int' no 'rUO'pKh'ol-ii r of 'sa*c I Ooiupany alir.il bo ui kt'Uable tor the ,iebi.?. cotitracta < ac,tx ?i said eornorutio.n, ' l. \ ??*! '. rhi inn^'actntliy - it!?yor1bttf] to thl C/f.pilal SIo?jU ui saul (JnUipanv by briet: Stockholder:? . . , D?ti'aJT?U*;; j r,..:.?. v." \V|. i.i (Uv.kiki. Caxnos. 7?. itofnr.TitASK', John H. IJvrsa, ' \1.\ A li.Uil., 1 . ii. JtTKli, I 'J'ltKO t>, iTi;i(VhY, I>. R. f.U.scan, , rm o. C ItAiiKKn .Iahiks Hi Hi.aor, Johns 1'a lit i.i, John S. \Vii.ky. I Principal Oftlee and Address 'J5 broad I Mtl'Oet. ChiirlCrtfrt!. H'. Ci" ' M i ,. C. ijl. Ml.M.UNur.U, >rr aid dent: . A.C. KACFM viJ, Secretary and Troae. July 8 !? 8mo ? j Excursion Tickets to New York. KOCTPTI CAROLINA RAILROAD CO., OoiiV2i?iA. 8. C.. June 80. 187*. ROUND XIUH TICKETS to Hew Yoik and return, ria Charleston ahd'Bteisn atnp, at JIEUUOKD RATES, Will bo err sale on and li?er 1st July. Stoamera aaJ on WodnewlavH and Saturdays. 8. B. PIOillNS, .Tuiv 1 Geiw ral Ticket Attcnt. M"(S"S"iB*X~ IVO Ii Q ?11, On Marketable Collaterals.. I^XCHANOIi on Now York, Baltimore ^/'Philadelphia,- Boston^ and all pro-jjS neut eitlen o> the United States and ?a rope ubilCld and sold. DEPiWrPftrt-'Mved and lnter?at-be?r?ur qartiUoateai?a>ned. . stocks;, BONDS, COLD and 8ILTEj3 bought and sold. ACCOUNTS of merchants and othen* from'tho citv and fiountry eolhdted, ai<? LI IiERAU LINES OP DISCOUNTS grania* by the CENTRAL NATIONAL 15 A ILK-. Comer of Tlain and Rtch&vdaon stroff?f/t>