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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
A illuminated slip in Doston Bny.

a DismRstcd Ship in Boston BAY.
BosroS, Jan 20, 1857
Al unknown ship reported In the bay, with the loss
Of an her masts
Bay.
Nsw ORLEANS Jan. ~ 1867.
severe gale swept over Mobile bay saturday night.
during which the steamer Ocean Wave, anchored In Mo
biic bay broke loose and struck snag and sunk,
The schooner Fire. also anchored 10 Mobile bay. was
driven ashore but suffered no damage
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TIC SrhOOHfr tsfO. W. TynsOn NshOre.
The schooner three masted Geo. W. Hynson, Captain
Schel from New Orleans December Is for Providence,
r. L. ashore day before yesterday point south
OF Squan Inlet She had proceeded on her voyage as
far east Fire Island light but encountered gale and
was blown back and ashore. as above stated She had
board cargo OF eight hundred bales Of cotton and
two hundred and eighty eight barrels OF moasses. AT
last the vessel lying In easy position,
and Will probably be got a1oat after discharging cargo
Assistance has been sent TO her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

A.-Knldenberg g. SON, Nos. nrd job.
New YORK invite tho smokers and pubic IN rener
examine the hne - -
made for Worlds Fair Only manufacturers from ths
country exhibiting there Repairing &C Send for crcuiAss
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MARINE DISASTERS.

The ship Oneiza Cat Through by Ice.
The ship onciza while coming up from the lower
bay yesterday morning into by the floating ice
and sustained serious injury. The ice cut her ON the
port bow, and upon sounding the pumps IL was ascer-
taned that she had seven feet OF her hold The
pumps could not prevent the from gaining upon
her ard II was found expedicnt to her ashore of
vendc-ots landing, Staten Island where she now lies
with twenty feet OF water in her hold The vessel had
lust arrived from Calcutta under command OF Captain
Spur with valuable cargo of indigo, manila, &C., and
Was consigned to Joseph X Busk, of this city.
The Coast wreckng Company yesterday afternoon sent
three scnooners and steam tug TO the assistance OF the
vessel and Is expected that she will be brought up to
the city tomorrow.
Tho Oneiza IL a vessel OF 1403 tons burden and rates
in Ioyd's Al1 She has two decks, draws twenty two
feet al water, and was built ut 81. John N B. In 1861,
and v owned by Stuckey l. Co. Of Liverpool England,
ard IS insured both in that place and IN this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Man-
ufactured Wholesale and retain; also applied. Il No.
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Royal Havana LssseEy.Sr[sS;sss. ,.l ro cs:a -
Soublions and "A kinda or God snd snvss. -. = -
80 TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10 wan ssrest :" =
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Bascheior'- uair Dye. = The Best in tie
perfect Dye. harmless, reliable tnstautAno
Qua Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Marriage and CeIIbacy.- Eessy, 81 Warr:
ing aad instruction for young men. Also Diseases 80
q ref Sent free Of chasgs IN sssed letter snssioRs
Addrcs. pr skILLIN HouGHroN. HOWARD A'.0''s''-
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Elliptic ,Leckssitch sewing Msghlnee, 54I
Broadway. Highest premiums Maryland Institute. New
York and Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1854
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02
THE INsURKECT1ON IN BELGIUM.

Wars and rumors of wars everywhere. Tunnults,
insurrections, rebelions, revolutions, in what
soever direction we turn our eye. Even Belgium,
naturally one of the most quiet and feaceabie coun-
tries in Europe, it is of the most ins1gnif-
can't has its insurrection. The miners Of the coal
districts are in revolt. Troops have been sent to
ssquiet" them; but it is said although much blood
has been shed in the attempt, the effort has not
yet been successful. The Belgian papers maintain
an ominous silence Column after column is filed
with French politics, but not word about the in
surrecton at home. So in the Chambers now in
session at Brussels: The ministry is tsinterpel-
lated about the cattle plague, and long and spirit
ed debates are held on that very interesting sub
ject; but thorough silence reigns in the Parla-
menr, also on the part of the ministry in SO far
as relates to the said internal broil A letter in
the London Euening Standard, Of the 9Th ultimo,
written Of Mons, contains some reflections on this
subject, decidedly unfavorable to the Government
OF Belgium. As far rs we can infer, the difficulty
seems to be kind Of tsstrike.' Wherever. troops
are massed, oil is quiet-the streets are deserted
and not voice is heard. But tho laborors inda1a-
nifty themselves in the districts remote from those
occupied by the military. The wholevalley OF the
Sambre, and Merse is one scene Of agitation; and
If those men are not promptly brought back (says
this correspondent to their work, hunger VIII
make these ignorant and hungry masses very dan
gerous. ''' ''' VI
" The French papers say that there is rapidly
growing party all over Belgium in favor of annex
alton to France. Coming events cast their shadows
l,oFo . a :. y,
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LIBERTY.

Apropos Of WAsHrNaroNs Birthday, and the re-
Elections naturally suggested on the occasion, in
view of the present state Of public affairs in Amer
lea, the Round Table has the following paragraph
The liberty which means the tyranny Of the
many the oppression Of intelligence by ignorance,
corruptionists, the imposition OF taxes hundred
fold more onerous than those which cost England
al-birds to Congress-, the robbine Of the public
treasures by organized bands Of plunderers, the
abasement Of literature, and the proatitltion Of
wholesale degradation of society through the poi
sonous influences Of riches gained By crime, was
!ct the lihe-y that Washington and lis associates
they now survey it. their noble spirits can approYe
Such liberty as this may not be, as Agernon Sid
ney said mems liberties should not be, derived
should be, from God or natufe.n -.. No. :.
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CHI A r l. ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH g. 1857.
THE KINGnONr of CANADA.

.H+, g !. = . %
Some Of our Northern exchanges much per
turbed in spirit at having the semblance ofroylty
thrust so closely into their vicinage. Whether
they afraid of annexation, apprehensive tina!
in this new accession of dignity the colonial
Lion should stmake mouths (see late George
town, D. c., police regulations, where making
mouths" at colored voters is put down as serious
offence) at Uncle Sans Bird Of Liberty, We have
not yet been able positively to learn.
A bill has teen introduced into the British Par
lamont to unite the several British Provinces in
North America, the confederation to be called
.tl. Kingdom of Canada !, and the federal legisla-
ture to be known Us the Parliament of Canada with
a s'Sen4te" and House Of Commons. A demo-
cratic senate must answer, until lords and peers
can be created for the purpose. A royal represen-
tative is to preside over the new kingdom. His
title is to be Governor-G and he is to have
provincial Lieutenant Governors under him. l..
Our Northern friends would fan find fault with this
scheme, yet know not exactly how it can be shown
that the affair is any business of theirs. The
Monroe Doctrine" SO convenient on former occa-
sions, will hardly prove adequate TO the emergency
even upon very considerable stretching. In the
case Of the French intervention of Mexico, and the
establishment Of MAxn11L1AN's Empire, the afore-
named Monroe Doctrine made to do yeomans
service. The Kingdom of Canada is even more
dstasteful to our Dowr-East brethren than was
tho Empire of Mexico, but how is the 'sinterpella-
ton" to be managed? Why, on the pretence that
the scheme is hostile to large portion Of the resi-
dents of British America. Lower Canada, says the
New York Herald, has pronounced against it in un-
mistakable terms: Nova Scotia and the other island
provinces do not favor the idea at al Newfound-
land, Rnperts Island, Prince Edward Island,
British Columba, and the vast North west Territory,
not to be included in the confederation at pres
ent, but provision is made for them to come in at
future time, subject to the terms which the Par
Lament of the new kingdom may propose. p
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

LARGEST C1RcuLAr1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official Last Of Let
ters remaining az the Posto6ice'at The end
Of each aceeh,. aqreeadly to The .fol1oacing
section Of the. Neao Posto6ice Lao, as the
newspope,. Aavimg the largest circulation IN
the City OF Charleston: s. a
And be it further cuacted That lists OF let
ters remainiug uncncd for in Postoco in city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener, shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery Of the said
Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

Mis journal mast be addressed to The Edator Of the
Daily Neecs, No.18 Huyne- street, Charleston, S. G.
Business Communications TO Publisher of Daily
Ne1CS. =. q ~ AZ 49, sl1 i -
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected comnunica-
ti0nS. 4 3ia-EF5s- # .grtS '&a,
Aduertisene,ts outside Of the city must be accopa-
MED aciA the cash. .&, M es j~Ht:@50z'
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NEWSPAPERS IN CoNsTANr1,sopIE.%Km missionary
OF the American Board in Constaneinople writes !:
The increase in the number ef newspapers pub
shed here. and in or two other principal cities
OF Turkey, and the increase Of the number Of per-
sons VINO read them, arc among the most notice.
aole signs OF the times. In this city, Eve or even
Two years ago. it wss rare occurrence to see
newspaper n the hands Of any one Of the jthou-
sends OF natives passing up and down the Bospho.
1us or :, Golden Horn in the steamers which here
saae me place Of the street cars os Boston and
New fork. Nov il is almost as common ,ziieht
as N nose cars Nsewsboys throps thorough
Greek, in Armenian, &C. We have at lesaiaata tan
daily papers pubished .at Constantinople. Thair
standard Of journalism lie not very high. and VA
they serve to and direct the thoughfs OF men.
Their influence upon, public opinion is uuisse "a
decided as in England and Alaerica. = . !,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

TEE New cosaREss--W it assemblies on the
fourth OF March (Monday ne1t) thenew Congress
will be without members from Connecticut, Califor-
MIA, Kentucky. Rhode Island, New, Hampshire and
Tennessee. The present Congress- has one hun
dred and eighty-four members !; 3twenty-nine Of
these seats in the new Congress will be vacant Oh
the fourth of March, by reason of the States above
named not yet having held their elections. or
course the Southern States win, as now, be IN
represented. It is supposed that after session OF
ave. week OF TWO an adjournment VII take place un-
til the middle Of May, BY which time electiona vii,
and Rhode Island. 3 x = # st 55 .7 !! -,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

II RoUM11LAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
viii enter the duties their ofce on the 1st ot
February nst and for the general information Of the
@sE l. W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
AN ORDINANCE 10 EsrAs11sH THE OFFICE OF cH1,.srv
- . AL VII. tg,i, Ut CONTRACTORS .r%;2@I @II@
- be oraasned ey Me Aoyor and Aldermen IN City cou-
c dsseaoed That from and after the passage Of this Or
dinance there shall be annually elected two Contractors
for sweeng chimneys the fret all that part Of the
Of the kn i IN Nos a5a and ade seSond ond
Each OF saad sontracora shall give bond to the City
two good sutedes conditioned for the faithful porfor
snce Of their duty. 5l.IT .7- ----- = = -
SIC All and every person occupying building With
made ehn allow and permit the said Contractor or Con-
chimney ehimnays once in every md s or
they pay sweeping hereinafter prescribed the
aveeng Of any chimney as before directed he she
they making conviction thereof before
me mayor snsii oe nned IN sum not exceeding fifty
sEo 8 II the Contractor for sweeping shan neo,ect
perfectly neat and clea or lsaving any chimney wieh
ought TO be swept unswept for month as hereinbe
aned a sum not exceeding nfy dollass, nroYidsS sS
ssid chimney then ne ay ne nd e n svsspng
cupant or owner Of the house.
of the time and hor the chimney or chimneys is Or are
70 be swept which notice sha be given at Iesst two svs
s sss
eaeh an oce entitled "Sweep once cantrailv locnt
e. W9ere any person sending for sweep shall
with one, or soon thereafter
s5o IN an eases ofneglect Of tho said Contractors
neen provided for, conviction thereof before the
MAyor, such Contractor ahal1 be hned in any not
erecting a doars; and that any sweep boy sweeping
OF oer1ng tosweep cnneys In this city uness licensed
~ sne san be ned in SUM not exceeding
hve dolista To- be recovered in the Mayors Court
HIc g. The following fees shall be allowed for sweep
ing cht1nneys, viz. tan cents for each story. g5
&c., 2. Houses which hnve chimnoys wherein anthra-
ceS coal In burnt a1cluaively. will be REQUIRED
swept only at the option cf the owner occupant
" 6Eo. g. That an Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances
FepuRuant hereto be and the thereby rea.ef
Rsfed In City Council this 10th day January In tae
- sixty-aix. a AHIAnD. Msvo. M ~.'
BY the Mayor: 'e--.-'',>-',s
. February ~ limo w n sNSTrx1 fvta.a -.
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ABSTRACT OF 1FcT17RE T

~ Defence OF the hero Of the Pilgrims Progress
81 mo Pilgrims Progress as prose poem.
pared with that OF Homer 77 ~ 's1- : '-'a eo1 ~
~ Ihe Pilgrims Progress an allegory Bunyan
afnites with Shakespeare m =. '~-- -. - n l LIS
;lS Bunyan as writer Of the English language. His
M ooox inc ony instance OF ,o1aen speech His doggrel
want Of learning no misfortune the literary world
Bunenn a. man and Christian, the OF his own
- e 1oIsAsel, ika1 p1aaae. g' So March "
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+ Oa.R Z N r.

ITO RENT, A CORNER HOUSE, WITH
u sa1 rooms, all we'll finished with out-kttchen and
garuen-a good stand for Ice Cream Garden or Rar
Room, or Grocery. Apply ut No. 81 RUTIEDGE
March r.. .sa-l# @11177 @7-r-'' 1 ox
ITO RENT, THAT COnrMODIOIIs Avn
- pleasant RESIDENCE, No. 224 East Bay corner Of
1nspecton street. having every convenience for the &C
approved tenant the rent will be moderate Apply to D.
MCCALL, No. 81 Broad street. smw3 March
ITO RENT.-A THREE STORY BIsICK
Il house in George street, two doors east of Counting
street: Apply to FRANCIS LANCE Coming street. near
WentWOrtt- wv I..s. ,7s... -. :a5aS March
NUNAN's FARM, WEST END OF NUNAN
~ STREET, TO RENT. Apply on the premises.
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REW..A:Rlii;.DI i DIS,

ENIVE DOLLARS REWARD-LOsT.TI "a
~ 11 DOG, with his tail shaved small
The nboya win be paid II LETT at No -
Dha-hE SIHEEI. g$H.st& &.s& February q
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1 70 Z R SALE,

MULES.-JUsT ARRIVED AND E.,t
IL sale lot OF YOUNG BROKE MULES Mnv he
seen o. r VESTS LOT, Queen street. between Ff1end
ana Mayzck. GEIa%5.J&4 !ftsI
EOR SALE-TWO TWO-HORsE WAGONS
AI.rrpplaS ,ApplaS. 70 - h COMERFORD D 4
0aa1CA = No (hnnch afroat
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

NJ: Republican majority Y. 81
3, Rhode Island win hold its election on the first
Wednesday in April. The Republicans have
nominated Gen. BURNSIDE for Governor
The vote last year for Governor was ii, ,17s, Gen.
BURNSIDE having no OPP lent. z i+sz5s.:. M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02
c',0PARTM.ERsHlPFs.

G-t II LOO aH
Ia. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHKP.
YEWE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER TIE
u title Of MILLIGAN, MELCHERS Il CO. is thia taav
o1ssolved oy mutual consent J. T. MILLIGAN.
-gt- F. MELCHERS
Y: ES-r S5i %Sa y. W. Z. MuLIGAN.
ssTH ALL INDEBTED II
ENo TIE ABOVE FIRM, AND ALL WHO HAVE
claims against the firm, will please call on the under
signed who viii settle the eame and who win continue
the Auction and Commission business the old stand
SON. !|' JOHN y! MIIIIGAN: 1t -
March ,.t.2s ;a 5s:E4W WILLIAM e. MILLIGAN. ,3a
..&I DISSOLUTION. So 81
YENHE FIRM OF.. JAMES sCANTWELI. 4 CO Is
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent %--r,#'.~
JAMES CANTWELL is authorized to sign the name Of
the firm in liquidation only and is responsible for
oil Liabilities OF the same and to whom an1ndebted win
make payment JAMES CANTWELL.
.-- LAURENCE CANTWELL.
Charleston. s. C.. March 1, 1867. March
as DISSOLUTION. II.
TUE COMPREHENSIVE OF JOHN A. ARMSTRONG
CO was dissol ved on the ID inst by the death Of
JOHN A ARMSTRONG. o.,3- -I-7a-Fr
!@iis THE BUSINESS .stef.1$-
WILL BE CONTINUED S 1Sgsn At THE OLD STAND. No: 81
Y feofuary ~ 80. PATRICK WALSH.
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1 sPLEHDaD REsrDENcr arn -, -. :,

I A sRLEHDaD RESIDENCE AND FARM.
Ritunted within the corporate limits Of the town ~
a4en - residence large and coodous
assnsd 20 The first and second stores N the con-
velnences necessary 10 q complete residence. The
grcnnds are handsomely laid with Evcrreens Roees
&C, and tne Vegetable garden very ample The onbnid
ser7ants houses stunlea, &c, are all in comneta
planting Land. . . 49, 9 - aae
:, This property, now the reaidenc of Mira M. M
Is oneEed TOR sale at reasonable price and on
@ na;ns ~ for the purpose division among
o. tne house and premises ~ be purchased With the
~ Address tt $si W. 8: WALKER, 2
s w. G. MOOD, 81
Eeoroafy "a s5 X Executors Estate Geo. Parrot
ENOR SALE. TWENTY LARGE. FAT.
- = and 6.years o!d broke MULES; and THIRTY )
aud year old For sale at Mills House stahle Annv
to R. Nv. CARTON. .T77 --". =, Janmarv x,izS e y.
For SALE, a AsCHOl4AERsHIEsIN IN A PHILA-
~, DEl.PHlA Untvaraty OF Medicine and .surrev y
~ entities students to full naucon un-
a graduation In the eMEDICALDKPARrNIENT embrsc.
Aansso1y, Surgery physiology Aateria 1Ie:ca
obstetrics, and Diseases OF Women s11d Chii
aren and Practice Of Medicine and Pahoao
ne country favorable opportunity is offered thoae
snS1oy1nS medicine tor schoarahip. Apply at this
D6SeOber
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: February IS .ws5 4. \.

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE CAEAP. THE
IL delightful RESIDENCE No. Ashley street For
February 20 re- Tf. - y'& IL -, 4. s.. 4
ITO RENT, a ACONIFORTARLE DWELLING
~ with oil necessary appurtenances, at No. 81 Beaufon
street Inquire at No. 275 King street. 77.. :.
january ~. &saI EE as .l,:l stuth
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELECTION OF A.CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.)
:. - =. ---.. FEBRUARY %. 1867.
TTNHE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AT RS NEXT
Il Regular Meeting, to be held the 11th of March
next to m election for CITY CIVIL ENGINEER IN
der the following Ordinance which is published for in
formation Applicants will please name their surehes
Bond required is for $4,000. 6aG%@ -@--~ ~
Letters received up to IL o'clock NJ on the above
toned day. y. b. SMITH
lisa Ea% M Clerk OF Council
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!.Fa t''E- - g,tE :. ssa ',t'A's f5E-t'5 icssg
BOAR. .DI N O.

.ts=: 8 IAN Ul N U ;,..1 I.
ROARD1MG-foIEASA ROOMS, WITH
II - BOAED. cans be found by applying at NO 81
aAsEA s1fstaEI, next Trinity Church Terms mode
rate. 5.a.ss .sstsi g .rs3Sjs. w. March N;
R9ARDIRG.-TwOs GENTLEmpH
~ can be accommodated with good Board and
p1easans rooIns = ON Ispphcadon at No. 80 CHURCH
STREET, west hde 1enR Tradd. ,glsIt
"a iew DAY - BoARDERs can also be beaocomnnodated Y
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PUBLIC NOTICE. ~ TT7I1.-
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.

5:ss,- -t&ffs.s PUBLIC NOTICE. E.g.
,.s.f OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
-. .EE y Iis-sa-.@&@yft January 8, 1867
[pUBLIC. NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been preuared
for delivery nom rom tn this Once g THoMAs
SEC J. Be y Orxia,.ed by ae Aayor and Aldermen 4,
Csty Council That from sad after the
OF January Licenses shall be taken cara draws
the same manner, and according the same proyians
now of force IN relation to drays wagons letor
asaxe9 for hire except giving bonds And each such
tanning the number thereof. marked Pvotel to be
placed on the outside Of the SHAFT 71 7s -
SEC No person ahall be tal1en BY the Treasurer as
surety TO any bond under the Ordinance concerning u
Less he or abe be a freeholder. " - - - - N
SEQ g. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons
including the horses mules used thereof which aail
be free from other toxadon: a
fInIIc cAHTs DRGxs. ETC, OR THOSE EApIoYD M ANY
For every cart dray Or wagon, drawn by hoxse or
Fos eyss cart drsy wagon drawn by two horses or
For every back and carriage with two wheels, SEQ
For every back and carriage with four wheels $40
Eor every stage Or omnibus Except line ;omnibus),
with two horses, $50. IN
For evssy=stsge or omnibus (e1oept line onnfbus,.
drawn by four horses, $50. . - ~ i -. -
ese For every truck drawn two horses ulea
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules $50. Il. l184 5 s11Ti -, -
Bread eAa1s AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRA1s, ETC. ..
For every bread cart or wagon, IS. -
For every cart dray wagon used fr prtynte or 1o
meshc PURPOSES and not to be employ ed in the trans
porting OK goods, wares merchandise lumber or any
other for compensation either directly or
IS, exclusive OF the horse or mule. IS -.
Ratified IN City Council, this 18th dny Of January.
H. 81 IN the year Of our Lord thousand eight hum
& I,a q rr, hTa,r,o, ts
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STEAMERS, S.4I sLooP AND FLAT roR
;lls THE FINE STEAMERS cRoToN, GOLDEN aATn
AN1 sasd on oSlsoFo ~ AZ well found, In good order md
. or sea Inc oneoto has been Ferry Boat NV
ing between New York and Brooklyn hnviHc asnns y
eomodanons M for Freight and Passengerss With asne
"ays 4oS norses and wagons. tIi SsEs -'tl =.
me ne new sloopy MAhYs ANNE, 10 TONS new measure
a W iees In length, n fest breadth OF beam and
oWs rect OF water with 60 dead weight On har1
WEI wen 1ouad with new Balls and rigging and adapted for
rice. tG%ss3.1@Arso -.,''DA - ea"1tSAue rouSn
new FIT zS feet in length, Ii feet breadth oi
oean aeckeo Tor the protection freight; with Prnns
Oars, Anchors, &C., ON board - ~ . tNS'
Apply Apply 70 JOHN TUOMEY.
- D- 01..y 70 -E - 4 81 No. q East Bay
ENOR SALE AND To RENT I'M PHII. I.ADE1-
:A I! PHIA, PA.-FIvE YEARS LEASE AND FURNI-
1gfsE fur sale of large and handsome first c1c..
at H eya ne~y and splendidy rurnahed through
ta N the most desirable part OF the city The owner IN
virHinan and Intends to settle in Charlesfon. I'm
proved In Charleston will be taan in erohana
and immediate possession given, desired For tges
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