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All the World Over! {!

Thare are but few spo:s on our globe where HosTET
TER's STOMACH BITTERs are not known: and. wher
known, appreciated
In the United States and British America has become
household word. AS protective against malaria cpl
demc fevsrs, fever and ague. and other dis ases pro
duced by miasahc influences 1t stands far ahead Of al
other preparations, and is considered by tue mos
eminent physcians Of the day.
In South and Central America, Mexico and the West
mdies 1t has obtained firm hold upon the minds OF the
people, and s implicitly relied upon ss certain proven
tive and for the many maarious diseases incident
to hose tropical regions.
In Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, and adjacent
Islands, is progress has been marvellous. Merchants,
Miners. Farmers Manufacturers and Squatters all on.
dorse It. Thousands already has 1t saved from the per
ncious effects Of missma arlaing from the low. swapy
grounds 30 prevalent in those countries
In China and tho East Indies 1t It's working its way
with rapid str1des aud s extensively used In the hos
pitals.
In conservative Europe. even Its influence Is being
felt; and tho day Is not far distant when
HosTETTER's STOMACH BrTTERs
will become In the old world what 1t ia nowin the new
q never fail ng Joy to the afflicted. May IS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
1ay 1857. !
Tho following Section Of AN Ordinance 10 abolish tho
Office Of Superintendent Of Str, cts to provide for Keep
lug the Streets, Lanes Alleys and open Courts IN the
hereby published for the information Of all concerned
For the due protection Of the said conractor or con.
tractors further ordained, Tnat eyery owEer lessee,
stleet iaue alley or open court, shall every day
sundays excspted have the dirt nlth garbage other
oa placed in front Of his or ler o in barre box or
seven O'Clock A. H., from the I'll at day OF May to the
first day of November In every year and by the hour OF
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, fcm the first day OF November 10
the first day of May following Aud any person Offend
ing hereln or placing any dirt th garbage. or ohes
ota In any street. lane alley, open court after the
hours above named. shall BIZ subject to fine not less
than two than five dollars for each and ever.
gy order ". Il. SMITH,
NAV rs Clerk II Council.
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OIsININCE.
ys1HE FOLLOWING UaDINASrE IS PuBL1sEI
/ for the irlluciuutian o. al co.ccrucd

TIHE FOLLOWING OaDINASr2E IS PUBLISHED
i for the inIu:uuticn o. al co-cerucd
oErISAEc. 70 REGULATE TIE CLEANSING OF 7Riv1Es
yACiIS IS TIL. c3GpODA-F I!lIis Of TIE C-rl.
l. BE j. url:iaed by lie Mayor and Aldermen, 4iIat
oa and acr The r-cAtion Di tins Ordinance, i. shall
lawful or siy pcron 80 cleanse or ro,poye the
conc Vaults Prives wiEn tue limits of the
ci!y, wi hol: .ri previously obaircd license or the
siI,ic all suc lccnsis e;p t.c 3lst december
every year, and u: subject 10 all requirements Gpos
cd by Uruiiccs regulating the erautna oil Lce..6es :or
Drays and Z RI.
II. III the o 6Irr.iS iii open Carts snG Wagons
is prohibited aud par.!ls D? Ing lor License will be re-
lnircd - rroyht cicsc Ca: suat !1r the purpose.
LII. All pcrsons having Ii e!!se shall report a.
p tie acl iiou5:5. durag sac da, has o; tuer ill.,
t. do such "urii during The eusunS night; il the
Lower Wnrus port DC Inlic thc aia Gllard
House, Ill the Upper wards to Upper Gua House.
~ Tnr place place for ,ic deposit OF ofal
ehrl ue de5iya;::ed from te to lime oy The Mayor
Y. Ever. o"llcr oc uriver OF Lioens:G cart or
any osicr person wlu shall oatc any OF III: provisions
this .rIiallco. Shall negi ct refuse 10 obsrrre
Tie sinr Or ay o them s!aIi forfeit an'l ay for each
otir,icc fine 10 EXCEED Twenty-Five dollars, 10 be
forced By tic Aiaynrn Ills rrcUv, red III Guy
inIirt OF comp jurisdiction.
iatiiicd Ly Co,cil this day OF May, in the
year ofuur Lord tIous4ld eight hundred rmd six
:-scvcn.
il. D. 7. {. GhEILARp,
v. Il. SMITH, VI yor.
Clerk OF Council SEQ May 10
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Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
jaw Knox will sell this day. at 10 o'co:k. at thei,
autoa sales rooms, No. IS Meeting street. opposite Pa
vilhop Hotel. household -nitare. paintings. 30.
N. HUNT & Son will Sc this day. at 10 o'clock. at
theirs ,lesroo No. lA3 ,ins street, boots. shoes
brogans, CATERS. &c.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL WILL this day, at 10 O'Clock. a
their auction saesroom, No % Meeting street, oppo
site Pavilion HOTEL balance OF etL dry goods store
also molasses beef. &c also. goods, nohons hoots
shoes, 6c
R. NJ. MARSHALL & Bao, will sell this day. at lo,s
O'CLOCK at No. 50 Broad street. hne horses muss. gro
Gerry wagon, &c.
J. A. ENsrow & Co.. will sell this day. at II o'cloak
at their store hogshesds teroes and barrels masses
also. ho5sheads and barrels ehoio, grocery sugar.
SMITH Mca1LLrvRAY will sell this day, at l0l<
o'clock In front Of their Office. No. AZ Broad street.
prime young mules.
Will be sold this day by the Sheriff, J. E. cAnrw. al
II O'Clock at No. 80 Washington street. the contents
grocery store and bar room.
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DAs MA1rEsr des deutschen nFreundschaftsbundes
wird heute aut dem schutzenplatze gefeiert wer-
den, mach gutter, alien, deutsoben, ,endichen Wese.
Vie bekannt, ist der Zutritt zu den Untcrhaltung-
en- dieser Gesellsohaft nur Mitgliedern, und Won
Mitgliedern eingefuhrten, deutsch-redenden hier
nicht-wohnenden, gestattot. Kraft zines Beschlus-
ses jedoch, vie ups berchtet Horden, wird diess-
NIL cine Ausnahme gemacht, und ist jedes Nit
glied berechtigt, einen Freund zum Feste einzula-
den. Wir wunschen unseren verehrten Freundel
schemes Wsttsr zu ihrer Landparthie, und yiel
Vergnugen.
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At meeting of tho Ephrath Society, held at the
usual place, Mav 18th. 1867, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
q. MURLY. President.
ISAAC TAY OR, Vice President.
J. 81. BIRNEY. Treasurer.
J. M. DUNCAN, Secretary.
". J. BRODIE, Clerk.
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soda WATER.

ryIHE CNDEES1G ED WILL CONTINUE TO D1i-
i pENsE tais agreeable aud heals;,,ui pereragc .,
tIie:r weii.Knowa stands, No. SC yAsLL SIhELi, be-
tween Ki.:s and Meeung stree.s i.s, kiNl II RI
'OI. PQuet ur;l Hucac aud ut tie Lc:i OF CENTER
MAriEI, northwest corner.
Druggists anu ot1ors wishing 70 oe Supplied :itl
foGIt.lns or Syr1ps, and Laaers desir-g .cun:ain4
rJassc1, will be aecunL:oLaied upon reasonable
.tcainers, Hotels. Restaurants and rriYa.e fam;c-
furnished with superior article bptt.rl Sola iu o,la
tiIira ut purchasers.
": agents Tor the sale O; A. j. Morse Sons Justly
.sshr;cd soda Water Apparatus, consisting Geu.c.
,uIs, fountains. Marble DauG.; aIItS, silver Pl.te
Retnscrsns Drnusht stancs, Tumble. Holders, and al
APPARATUS necessary ior the !uauual;ur atcr
e! iiie manuiaCturers' prlrra, wifi IrcIgut added.
Dealers in sofia Water thrcu ;houC lie STATE, desiring
an apparatus, will do well examine the msiIs o
Morse's Apparatus. before purchasing cicscwnera.
Description Catalogue aud price 20 any address
upon APP ncsl,lon 10 JUHN BUCK Y CO.. Charleston.
Whine tppreciti.g tue very IOe-a patronage extended
to US during Tue past season, We hall strive m.l il.
lIuul
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Post Office Notice.

PosT OFFICE.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 6. 1867.
Hereafter, until furtho, noti,e. the Northeastern
!Iails will close at LIS P. ". end arriving Mt the
Depot at 9.45 a. ". will be ready for delivery at II
o'clock On Sundays the Post Ciice Will open at
1890 P. NJ. for ono hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to closa daily at O'Clock \. M and for sbe
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at 6 4. Il. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB woRR.-we have now completed our Office
s 50 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
y LII KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
s:,sctfuly ask to patronage OF our friends.
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GENERAL TAX NOTIJE

WILL BE IN CHARLESTON ON MONDAY. 10Th
! instant for one week, ending Saturday, at Court
House to r reive RETURNS For TAXES FOR 1865,
after winch time my books will oe closed Persons in
terested will please be punctua aa lny health will NOT
admit of ms seeking tuem out PlaLters employing
freedmen are required by the Legislature TO give
IN the Games OF all males belw 81 and 80 years Old,
TOT capialion 1hey requested also to give the
number OF dogs and by whom owned. All other persons
and freedmen must make return for capitaou uX, OF
be double taxed j. P. CLEMENTS,
Tax Collector, st. andrews Parish.
u,rOk
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II. H.

II you want cheap Blank Books;
II You want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; Or MILLERs' Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to ordar, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS. No. 80 Broad street.
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The Time to Advertise In the Country.
The PHGNIx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the sngency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to
the columns Of the paper viii address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia, s. c.
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INcENpIAR1sM.-The frequency Of large fires and
the certainty that, IN the majority of cases, they
have been the result of incendiarism should de-
mand the attention, not only Of tho Fire Depart
u,ent and the Board OF Underwriters, but Of every
citizen who has the welfare of Charleston ut heart.
Statistics show that in every large town there are
larger number Of fires during the dull season of
the year than when business is brisk and the pros
poets bright. This fact can only be accounted for
By supposng that the fires have been caused from
desire to obtain the insurance; indeed it has been
generally noticed that on these occasions tho
amount Of insurance is largely in excess of the
stock on hand.
Charleston has, for its sizo and population, per-
haps fewer fires than most large Cities as the Fire
Department is perfect in all Of its details, and
fire cannot make much headway before it is sub
dued. When fire occurs. the engines are prompt,
and tho men energetic but there is still another
element wanting to make the management sue
ctsstul. AS matters stand at present the insurance
companies arc to Il greater or less degree the
losers at every FIRE, for what the flames spare,
the water ruins. To obviate this loss and secure
the goods from damage, it is proposed to form
protection corps, whose duty it will be to guard
the premises endangered, to keep out all intru-
ders, and to preserve tho goods from damage
either by removal or by covering them with wafer
proof tarpauins.
In former days protective company was attach
ed to the Department, but it has never been re-
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THE ATTENTION Of dealers IS invited to the sale
by auction this day. at II o'.locE OF molasses and
sugars, by Messrs. J. A. ENsLow & Co., at their
store, No. 141 East Bay.
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MEssas. RXvrNEI & Co., agents Of The steam
ship Grenada. received information that sh"
reached New York from this port at an early hour
on Tuesday mo ming.
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AUCTION SALES.
By R. NJ. RARsHALL & BRo.

BY r. NJ. RARsHALL 6 BRb.
BROKERS'. Auctioncers. No SO Broad street.
THIS DAY, at 10l5 o'clock viii be sold. :.
Sewing Machine. An assortment OF Househoid anu W
nee Furniture. Engravlnss and sundrics.
May IA
Uiweserved Sale of Sugar and Molasses to'clost
COns'1nnlpn'.
BY J. \. ENSLOW q CT.
THIS DAY. 10Th INST, will be sold at our store, et II
o'c!o-k,
sS5izSSzss e e 4 IS CUBA chArED MO- ASSES
Which will be positively sold to close CONSIGNMENT
ALSO,
g g BaRSF1s RlRsi CHOICE eRocERYsreAR.
Just received per schooner Alert, from Matanzas.
May 10
Household F,ur:''re. Paintings, dc.
PY y. & w. FSt'X.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ut their auction sales.
ro"ms No 13s Meet street., opposite Pavilion Ho-
Fonr posr AND FRENCH RrDs-Eans. Crib. Cot
Mattresses. Feather Bed. Lonrrn Chairs Tables side
boards Rurcaua ass'"nd-. Oirn Desk ard Chair Tee
House. Meat eafcs set JHsh Covers. JamDs rae'or.
Carpets Looking Glasses, Oh Paintings Stove and sum
dries.
Conditions cash. May is
Boots Shoes Rr,rrns Golfers DC.
ny n. IrTTvT & es,".
THIS DAY. tho s'h I>st. at ~ O'clock. IN Ssles
Room. M. 1d2 Nrnatinn atr,ot. We -Ti sell.
ho rases md ca-tnora assorted BOOTS SHOES.
BRoeANs, CATERS. &c.
20 cartoons SHOP GOODS. assorted. Msy1s
Ts-n p mo Ya"n~ af''no at A"e.5on.
BY SMITH .ss n'crsrrHrvRAY.
No. 27 R-o,d Street
THIS DAY. at 10k O'clock in front Of their Office
Large S'ock Stnan1"r C7o'hinc f'nr Ne,c York
n
NV JcrTN q. nrrI.N0p Ss cn.
TOMORROW fhe 18th inst. Mt IN n'"n-. viii ha aold
at nnr Auction ca esroo-n No. 1"a are"tirc etre"t
NFw YORK HnUsF.
rnSsrsT1ve. IN PART. OF:
aPANIeu TTNFN. Rav pla-tnra nd French rr!'
Sacks cotton'ds Sacks cse.k Ma~'eiles seeks Fnrrv
and Twend Ponta Piain inen, Check and Fancy cash
mere Pants Marseilles ves's
hI.en,
An invo'ce FINE FELT AND WOOL HATS. Straw and
Ienho-, Hats.
conditio-s-'rdnr SIM c.ah e10o apnrovad city
acre tanres at two months with Bank IN crest sdded
May is
Auc,,one tnr H,rsoc Voh,o'oe nr1 Fur1,.ure
EVERY WEDNESDAY and TRIDtY. a. 7 1,,7r'e- pasi
10 O'Clock nrrins,,v netrhaAn1 nv fhe snhe"rb"-s
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
ed to at low charges.
SMITH h No4-LLrvHtY,
Auctioneers, No. ?T H-olt s'-ent.
April II Sno South Side near State
RAvNErr sCr1UH
| Auctt0neer md Commission Merchant. nj
No. 80 King street. below R-nnd sfrnet-
Offers his services for the sale o' MERCHANDISE
iay and night at his STORE alao for thu sale of sto.
Bonds Real Estate. Vessels Horses and P-oI1c.. as
civ references will be- given. Co7srnnnnts solicit
Terms mod rate and guarantees satisfaction.
April ~ Inc
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| GoDEY's LApYs BOOK for June has come to hand
freightcd with the last fashions Mr. F. c. Voc
LER, Of the Central News Depot, No. lO8 Market
street, is the happy man who dlspenses this roper
tory OF splendid patterns respectable pctures ano
milk-and-water literature.
Pu1MoN1c ELIXIR SpEc1FIo.-It affords us great
pleasure in referring to this valuable medicine to
note that unlike so ne recipes, it has reputation
which is constantly spreading. The Specific, it is
well known is prepared by Mrs. RoDRIduEs, an
esteemed citizen Of Charleston, under her special
supervision. It has been proved to be no hum
bug, for letters daily received speaking OF its
efficacy in pulmonary complaints, and asser ing
that number of cures have been made. Tho
Sumter .Ne,rs speaks of it in glowing terms, and
says that it is all that is represented. We take
great pleasure in endorsing this statement, and
recommend all the afflicted to try bottle and
they will fud relief.
New YORK STEAMERs.-The steamship Mam.at-
trn Captain WooDHuLL, of Messrs. STREET BROTH
ELS & Co.'S, line OF sido-wheel steamers, arrived
here froln New York, at about o'clock on Tues
day morning, making a most excellent passage
and promising still better in future under her able
commander. Her passengers speak in high terms
Of Captain WooDHuLI. and tho arrangements on
his ship.
The steamship Emily D. Soude, Captain a. S.
LEBBY, of the LEARY Limo, arrived here yesterday
from New York, having large cargo for the sea-
son. She is consigned to Messrs. RAvENEL Co..
aud is under the command OF our fellow-townsman
Captain q. S. LEBBY, who has left the Moneka to
take charge of this steamer. We wish Captain
LEpBY prosperous voyages in his new command.
AT THE Twenty-eighth Anniversary Meeting CT
the Marion Steam Fire Engine Company, held in
their HaD, Cannon street, on the evening of the
18th instant, the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
Captain JNO. q. STENMEYER, President
Thos. 3. SIGWALD. Vice-Prssidsnt.
GEO. A. CALDER Secretary.
WM. @. HAWKINS, treasurer.
JOS. T. WILLIAMS, First Director.
NJ. MAXCEY, Second Director.
JAS. P. CAHTLr, Third Director.
THOS. R. KEEGAN, Fourth Director.
WIN. q. SIdWALD, Chief Engineer.
q. L. CALDER, Asastsnt Engineer,
III. PETSCH, First AIrInau.
W. BLASE, Second AIeman.
c. SEIFERTH, Tni Axeman.
p PATAT, Fourth Axornan.
T. r. ALDRICH, Surgeon.
Hon. ". D. PORTER, solicitor.
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p. HI. II,

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pANKNINs HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by Al
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JOHN BUCK.
Z. Ii. GARDNER.
April II onr
BARNWELL SENTINEL,

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM LET
4 Merchants aud business Ineu try i; tor ,r,y ,o,iis
NO risk no saIi. On Your clrd. ana r.,.,s..
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Advertisements inserted the raIr oI II rr s.urc OF
!Tcive lilies or less Tor each Insertion
Cards OF ten Lines Or css the rate OF $40 for h:ce
months.
Contracts oy the year or Tor six mouths allowing priv
i!egc Of chanSng, on more favorable terms Address
=. EDWARD A. BRONSON,
ScYenoci " r,,:,.,,... ',i.. ..,r
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SUTICE.

OFFICE Cn!. = OF DETECTIVES
CHARi EsruS. Mav 9TH leu.
F5!AKEN FROM GUL LIED BOY, ON II l. lITH
4 april las by sonc pl the Officers, VIOLIN md
CASE, L.lowu to bc st0 ANY losing The EanIe
will CONC forward, prove properly. an'! take 1t away.
II. ". HENDRICKS,
May Isl Lieut.. uuu Chiri OF Uoeuiyes.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving Information Of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
It teaches how the homey may become beautiful, tho
despisod Respected. and the forssken 10 ed.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send thei
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail.
Address P. O. Drawer, q,
March 80 Tyr Tro;, N. Y.
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4 WORD TO THE VISE.
JOHNSON u E10YaEE::1.
IaS

TO TAX PAYERS
THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
L for 'llu il.or:nl ion o, Ill persons concerned:
AN ORDINANCE 20 AMEND Az ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP
PLIES Fur THE YEAR is67, ASp FOR oTEE. PURPOSES.
l. be Il orlane- py The Mayor and Aldermen IA city
ouncll Dird. Iha ali pIyuo:e nie; the Or
lacs 10 raise supplies lcr tie yea: lsGi, and Tor oGier
PURPOSES De pi OK before Tic oo v June next:
md ua: persons yo shall MAKE deraut oi pa;nIro:
.hcir taxes it d:$, eal pay, i'll addition TO III.
Of tl.cir taxes aEIi nGli per per
Iou.a uU.i t..e IL ::! cf 5uy, wleu Il puI:: al
o. Two cr cent POI Eoutu u.!on the u:liuunl
ii take sDa, Ilu. al ;ar 2lIt dLi o: husis;
;Ircs per psr Gi1nta L.: .uun. tax due
snail pllu u pGyIncn Oh n: waoic amount IS mad.
l.. TIL; all pcrsJ:i, n ,o:t u: Il. - i: tiier
inoaiIly taXel ec.o tl.;eautI lay o. a-ch
.vuth s".. re y. T. pa; ~ I'll; anouus thereof,
per pr noa.l io.n sl.: hi:evuti day, ulu.
pLync.t is l!aLc.
iiai:.rd il. CT: Cca@e;i s 5eyei,h day OF May. III
he year o; c.: Lo:I ole llolsaIl cL,l: 4InLrad and
siN.y-aevcE
L. s. T. c. GNIILAIlD, Mayor.
r. L. SMr1H, Clerk Of Council INC Nay Il
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ARLINGTON INSURANCE CoMpANy.-The Arlington
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Virginia was
incorporated in 1857. II is essentially Southern
company, born on the Old Dominion, and prepared
to make its investments at home where surplus
capital is needed. The rates are fully as low as
other companies, either from the North or South,
and it has many advantages not possessed by eth
ers. The policies Of the company have ''sur.
render value" after the annual payments; it COM
prehends all the phases, forms and advantages Of
Life Insurance known to the system, and the con-
dtions Of the policies grant 9 greater breadth Of
latitude than ia usual. The advantages Of Life
Insurance are 80 well known that it is useless to
repeat them, and We wi only assert that few CON-
panies can equal the Arlington in the inducements
offered. Mr. J. L. HONOUR, No. 8 Broad street, is
tho agent for this company, and will take risks on
liberal terms.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDso OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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Mayors CouRT, May 1.-two ,aen, white and
oolored, hackdrivers, having refreshed themselves
with set-to at the Railroad Depot, paid each IS
for this extreme pleasure AMI enjoyment.
. A woman, an old visiter, who was parading the
streets in the uniform Of United States soldier.
hut who WAS halted by policeman who knew her,
and carried her to the Guard House, was brought
before his Honor In female garb, and after lee
ture and Hne Of S. was dismissed.
Some eleven cases Of having shop oueu on Sun
dsy were examined into, md one was fined, and
ten discharged.
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A DELIGHTFUL SHowER.-Yesterday between
the hours Of one and two o'clock, when the atmos.
phere was peculiarly close, black clouds sprang ul
from tho North and West, and with old Boreas
assistance dust was raisod in our city, the like o
which we have never seen this was followed i'm
mediately by one Of those showers that belong en-
tirely to Summer, when every drop is as big as o
minnie ball, and almost effective where it strikes
especially when accompanied By hail as was the
case in yesterdays shower.
The thunder and lightning were nothing extra,
seeming merely as intended to show us that 1t was
the first effort OF the season, than for any other
purpose. But we notice this rain Of yesterday,
wh,oh was no DOUBT beneficial to farmers, gardeners
and others Of that k not for their sake but for the
advantage Of those upon whom sudden shower is
disastrous, and who make display in the shape
Of goods put out for show or other reasons, and
we think it nothing but right, that when We have
a perfect knowledge Of an approaching stor n By q
certain and unnnstakeable sign, one which has
never failed yet und in the opinion of many, can
never miscarry, il is our duty as men whose devo-
tion is to nothing but the public veal to ventate
it, which we do in the following short sentence,
after the style Of our worthy friend Mr.. MILLER, Of
the semi-centennial Almanac, when ever you see
the water carts sprinkling the streets look out
for rain"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-15

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Hon. GEO. s
BRYAs presiding. In Adnaira!ty--JAs. E. LA RooHE
o. steamer General Hooker. On motion of ".
E. MnH1L. it was ordered that the petitioner have
leave to file petition, and that he be referred 10
the Commissioner to report on the truth Of the
matter, and also what amount is due.