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Bg- ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOUBLOONs and oil kinds
OF OLD n SILVER.
TAYLOR L CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
October 10 Tyr New York.
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FOR WRGH
GARDENERS BLUFFS,

AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE
DEE RIVER.
rTaaA THE LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER PLAN
&Sfz-2STER Captain G. c. WHITE, will receive
Freight tor the above points on Thursday, 26th instant.
and leave the same night.
All Freight must be prepaid on the wharf.
For Freight engagements, apply to
John FERGUSON,
December "a Accommodation Wharf.
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TIL GREAT SEA WAvE.-A st. Thomas PAPER,
the Tidende, describes the approach Of the great
sea wave as follows:
No sooner had the first terrible shock ceased,
and the mind began to recover self-possession,
than o spectacle, which will remain indelibly i'm
pressed upon the memory OF all who saw it, pre-
scented itself. A mass Of water, whose height
cannot be computed, forming q single tremendous
wave OF snowy Wilderness, was rolling steadily and
majestically directly toward us. No army at a
grand review ever moved with more precision, or
ever advanced in battle array against the enemy
with greater self-possession than this mountain of
water advanced upon us. Imagine as bright a sun
as ever shone, with no breath of air moving, the
hnrbor calm as the Dead Sea, and the sea before
us advancing steadily, and threatening with every
moment to ride down and engulph everything in
in its way. On it came, stretching across the
whole breadth of the island, it reached the iorti-
fed points at the entrance Of the harbor, and
there happily its shock was broken. But for this
the inundation Of the whole town would have been
inevitable.
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..........1;1?O,3ss 1,225,355

Compare these figures with those of the votes
cast by the same States at the last Presidential
election. to wit:
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SMOKING IN PgIsoN.-Ths Amateur Casual "
writes to the London Evening Star that the first
treat which prisoners give themselves when re-
leased is a pipe. An incident showing the strength
of their attachment to tobacco was related to him
by one of the officers of Portland Prison
somehow 4 bit of tobacco anda pipe were struggled
in in a manner that made it the joint stock property
of three of the c%onvicts, and it was treasured I'M
til there occurred 4 fair opportunity for ITS ENJOY
ment. At last the long-IooEed-for tlme for the
treat arrived. and then came the question how was
The luxury to be fairly shared. One suggested six
whifs each TIL the pipe was exhausted, but nc
was Il strcng-lunged villain, and his device was at
once seen through; it was clear that he could pull
as much smoke III his SIX whltis as could the others
in ten. 1t was 4 nice point to decide, hut present.
w one of the pRrty, whose ingenuity somewhat OK
ceeded his delicacy, hit on the exact thing; Two
strsws were procured, and possession OF the pre-
cious pipe vas tossed for. Ihis preliminary set
tied, the trio sat down and the plpe vas lt, the
holder OF ii taking in his Ii is one of the strawa az
we'll az the pipestcm. Tho other end of tins straw
the second man took in his mouth, us well as q TIP
of TIE third straw, ct the 1urthef extremity Vi
which sat the third man. Then the treat beEan.
The man With the pipe took 4 Whit. cnyovcd the
mouthful OF smoke awhile, and then carefully blew
n through The straw into the mouth OF the second
man, who, after taking toh CT 1t, passed. IL Oh
through the straw to the third man, WHO. III CON
s,derotion of what virtue the tobacco might Aafe
lost. coming to him, as it did, at third hand, was
permitted TO swallow it-a precautlon rendered
necessary lest the warden should get scent OF the
prohibited Indulgence.
Power OF A GROWING TREE.-Walton nan,
| England. had at one time its own corn mill, and
when that announcement necessity no Longer existed
the milestone, was laid By in an orchard, and Tor
gotten. The diameter of this circular stone meas
ured five feet and u hall, while its depth aSefsi'a
seven inches throughout; its centre hole lad u
diameter of eleven inches. By mere accident
some bird squirrel had dropped the fruit OF the
flbert tree through the hole on the earth; ana IN
1872 the Seeding was seen rising up through tiiaD
unNonted channel. As its trunk gradually gre"
through this eaperture, and increased Its power 10
raise the ponderous mass Of stone, was specuia-
ted upon by many. Would the tilbert tree die III
would 1t lift it? In the end the little flbert tree
lifted the milestone, and in 1863 wore it like q
%erinoline about its trunk and Mr.. Waterton used
to sit upon 1t under the branching shade.
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FOR MOBILE.

II GOOD SCHOONER MARY FLETCHER
LIN will sail for the above port on Monday next.
INN For engagements of light freight apply to
- 7. UPPER & SONS.
Decnubnr DC
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FOR GEORCETOWN. 8. G

oA THE FINE STEAMER PLANTER,
rtkHSsStIl3SS Captain G. C. WHITE, will recaive freight
ffc the aooye port, on Thursday the 2Sth instant, and
Lave the same night
ALI Freight must be prepaid on the wharf.
For Freight or Passage apply to
John FERGUSON,
December "a Accommodation Wharf.
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S NlPPlhG a..
FOR LIVERPOOL.

TT THE NORWEGIAN BARK HARKEN ABEL
H-NE STEIN, wants 500 bales Cotton to complete
cargo.
For Freight engagements apply to
December 90 r. T. WALKER.
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FOR NEW YORK,

PEOPLES MAIL STEAMPHIP COMPANY.
N~ssvn b STEAMSHIP MONEKA, ZAP
NE4&Yfl TAIN b. B.. SHAcKFoRD, w~illleave North
LAySnzzETMS Atlantic Wharf, 7hursday, 26th Of De-
$50 cember, 1867, at 8 o'clock A. NJ. 90
JOHN & THEO. GETTY, Agents,
December "a North Atlantic Wharf.
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VESSELS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, -
s TO LOAD SHINGLES, DRESSED AM IN
49, TIE ROUGH, for Northern Ports. Highest
rates paid. TUCKER & JACKSON,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
November 20 No. 112 East Boy.
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FOR
Ct THE FIRSTCLASS. r. SHIP RICH
~ ARD III, SCOTT Master, having q portion Of
her cargo engaged and going on board, will be dispatch
ed for the above port.
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BROTHERS & co,
December "a No. "a East Bay.
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AN AWFUL TRAaEDY.-On Sunday, December
9Th, very early in the morning, an act was perpe-
tratod on the road leading from Courtland to Tus-
~calocsa, at the house of Or. DeGraffenried, about
thirty miles from CORTLAND, by which DR.. DeGraf-
fcnricd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah lost their lives. A
Mr.. Briggs, . Methodist preacher, who had been
at one time confined in the nnatic asylum at Tus-
%caloosa, was staying at DR.. DoGraffenried's Early
that morning the Doctor and Mr.. Briggs were sit
ting By the fire, and Mr.. Briggs was abusing his
wife, from whom he had been separated, when DR..
DEG. told him he ought not to abuse lis wife so;
whoreupon Briggs picked up a half. made ax-handle
and struck DR.. DEG. on tho head, telling him to
the floor. lie then struck him again, killing him
INSTANTLY. Mr.. Noah. who IS an old man, rushed
inSp help DIR. DeG., and he was killed with tho
~sa,nSNTeaPon. Mrs. Noah, hearing the noise, went
into the room, and Briggs killed her in the same
manner A little boy, who was in the room, saved
his life by getting under the bed. He says that
after Briggs had killed Ia all t these ss s,h he went we TIA around SgaS
After he had satisfied himself that they wore dead,
he took a pair of sh0ss BELONGING, to MIS-: Noah.
and left the house in his stocking feet; making his
way across tho field. He Ias since been seen at
Milville.- Tuscurnb.a (Ad.N Mines.
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O BALTIMORE.

FOR BALTIMORE. ~
n VIA BALTIMORE BY RAIL TO PHILADELPHIA.
hr-s-~y, HEFNEs SCREW STEAMSHIP FAIL
NEGNSfpS CON E. G. REED, Commander, will
NTlNIH3S sail for the above port, from Pier Mol
EE-1=z-- Union Wharves, on Saturday 18th inst,
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. M
R4-ThrouRh Bills If Llding given to Philadelphia.
Dor Freight or P. sage, apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
December IS 4 Union Wharyes.
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~ THE FINE FAST SAILING SHIP CELIA
him BETH HAMILTON" VIM. White Master, is
LEITY now loading for the above port. For Freight
do engagements apply to
PATTERSON L. STOCK,
December 81 South Atlantic Wharf.
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20 OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-CITY
HALL, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 90 1So7.-STREET
ALIGNMENTS AND Il BURNT DIsTRIcTs.-The
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council. is published for the ntormatio of
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We transfer to our columns some of the kind
things said Of The DAILY Nrws by Its cotempo-
raries of the press on the occasion # the reduction
of the price of subscription:
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Secretary Of Building Committee.
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AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE!

w When by the nse OF pr. JoINvILLE'S ELIXIR yon
cam he cured permanently, and ut tring cost
Ut, astonishing SUCCESS which hns attended this In
Sanabln medicine for Physical aii Nervous Wcukucsl
dcerll Debility unl PrUsrOIi Loss Ot S1uscuar III.
cray, lnotcncy. OF tic ronEr1cnccs Of youiIn
inuscre;io ieii,lers 1t tho valuable Irearup
ever discovered
II will reinuvc all M afrcrlions deprcsson ex
citemeht, incapaclty 10 study business lass or meme
ry ronsion thoughts of sclf destrucoI fears Of ill.,
SANITY &c II Will restore tho appetite, tho Lcall
oil those WHO have destroyed by sensual excess or evil
practices.
Young Men, be ilnmbnSged moro by "Quack Doc
lOs and Ignorant uctitioncrs but send without delay
FOR tho Eixir nnd bc nj health nnl Imp.
pncss Errfec; Cure /; Guaranteed III every Instance
Prize 81, or four bottles to orc aildrcss -
Ono bottle In sufficient 10 effect q cure In nil orlpnry
cases.
ALSO, DIR. JolNrILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS. for tile
speedy and pcrinancut cu:c of Gonurrlra tget Gre.
tiira DscarSes Gravel, Srirur, md all affections
tue Kidneys anu Bladder Cures elected in from ,nu 10
tfc days They ure prepared from vegetable cxlrlcla
tlit arr harmless un the systetn aud never tic
stomach OF iniprcgnaa the lrcaii No caiue of iet
IL Necessary while ,lsIng them, docs their uctjoD In
nny manner Interfere with hlsincss pursuits Pro ~
lsrbor. "
Either Of tc aforementioned articles will bc rent 10
any atlIrss. closely scrirl. and posi- ai 10y nnil or
txprcs5 nn receipt al lircc. AtiIrss all orders 10
BEKulR, SHUTS II CO., Chemists
March 3n ~ No. .S5 River slirs. Troy n V
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Prevention is Better than Cure.
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 PPROpED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
tho French Medical Faculty, tho only safo and
inallbo antdoe against infection from Special Diseases
This invalahio preparation IL suited for either scr and
llaa proved from ample experience tho most efficient
ad reliable Preventive ever discovered thus cffectng
dcsderrtum long sought for In The Medical World II
uEe according to directions every possibility Of danger
iIny DO ayodcL single application will radically neIl-
traloo tho tencrea virus eIpel nll impurities from tho
absorbent Vessels. and render contamination impossible
Ho wise in time. and at very small outlay save hours Of
untold bodily mud mental torncnts.
IMs most reliable specific, so universally adoptel In
tito OLD World, is for sao for tic irst limo IN
America by +: 4: DUPONT CO., only authorized
Agents for tho United States.
Price 81 per bottle. largo bottle. double srzc, &C.,
Tile ualial discount 10 the trade. sent securely
lacked, OH receipt OF price. To any address, will dre;
lions and pamphlet, by addressingi 10
F. 4. DUPOTtT 4 CO..
Solo Agents Tor DIR. Rlcord's r. L.,
May ~ Tyr No. II Gold Street, Now York.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF pErRoLEUN TN rpo.
pucra AND OTHER IsYLtAMApLH oIis
SEC l. Ne ordained BY thc Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council diembcd. That from aud after tho 10TH ,lav
of juno next, II shall not bo lawful 10 kccp Peroo,n
ker'srne, Rock OIL DonzIne, Denzolc or my other in
hanhnbe on or oils on storage for In any cellar
store or building south OF Limo street In larper oun
lily than ffty gallons my lot or premises ami
niy aucl quantity NO kept or stored shall DO conlapoJ In
Ycs'es Of till other metal. :"
SEQ Tint Petroleum. s products or any otbor In
anaDio OIL or Oils whom brought into tho city by an
uI i Maer may oc sept on any lo or I'm any building in
twentyonr honrs. upoa the expiration of which tm.
sha M e removed and kept In tho ns required by
PFC. y any person or persons violating any mart O.,
s oFdlhahce shall 10 subject to q ine OF two ln,lrci
pcicnt Jurisdiction, " ' S'"'t VI con"
Haihed In CTS Council this twonty.irst day OF May IN
sixty.soycn. ''si' h"unrea an"
tLS.l n n nIu,,pD 80,
~. -. naI tas Slefk OF Council. June G
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.

DUDIIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai UNi}En
tile following Ordinance Licenses have been rropar,
Tor delivery from this ol!cc. s. THOMAS,
CITY Treasurer
SEC. !. Re IL Ordained BY Tie Mayer aud Ihernca,n ~,
EHy Council assembled, That first DIV
Of JANUARY, licenses shall he taken ull cars roy
nld wagons, used fur private and domestic pnrposes in
tho sanG manner, and according 10 tie proYisDt4
driven ior hire, except giving bonds. And caci siIrI,
carl tray ar wagon. shai he provided with badge ce,,-
tanning tho number thereof, and marked Pirate to 20
placed on the outside al iio slait.
SEC. 2. M person alIall bc taken y tho Treasurer ca
surety tu nny i nn,er tho Ordinance conrrrninr N.
eclses for srls draya ~aoia un other carriages un.
less lie or allc bc i.t'lOhiCr.
SIZE. !. Tile tp"w; shall hereafter lin tho rites for
cciIses tnr public AMI private rnrs, ,raya wagons &r
iuciing the horses r's used thereof Which shall
10 tree from uhGr taSaun:
rUBIIG Ghir, IRaSa ET'., THOSE HMPIOYEp IN ASY
ntslsEsS wII&rEvEr r'n IIiEE nIIE,rr UI INDIEEt-r
For every cart dray OF waSOn drawn by llurte or
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horsosor
mules $40
For evary hack anil carringn with two wheels, s2J
For every iinck anu '4irriase with four wheels YID
For every staRe or omnibus except line omnibus
with two urscs $50
For every stage or omnibus Except line on,nibusl
For every truck drawn py two moro horses or mIes
For every e1press wagon drawn By two or moro horses
DREAD CARTS PRIVATE CARTS pnAys ETC
FOR every bread cart or wagon, IS.
For every cart lray wago used for priyato or do
PuinhB OF go9ns, wnTea merchandise, lumber or any
oer commodity, for compensation, either directly or
Indirectly Tor tho sanc sai pay license tho sum OF
10, exclusive OF tho Horse mule,
Ratified In City Council this I,lh t]av or Janu,rr
H. 81 ~ mo year Of onr Lord thousand eight hun.
dred aud sItyeix.
&c. aAILLARD, Mayor.
Jannary3 ". II. SMITH, Clerk of Council
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To TAX PAYEIIs,

III VAN ia ESILSt
fTNIE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for the Information OF all pors0ns concerned:
AN oRDiNASCE AMEND An ORDINANCE nArsE
FLIES lSti7, OTHER pURrOsIa
l. Bo Il nr,iaine, by tho Mayor and Aldermen In City
Gnuntil lbicd, That oil payable under tho
nnre 10 raso supplies for tho year 1sG7 and for ohor
PURPOSES pail before tho 10Th day Of Juno ncIt:
and tint persons who shall make default Of payment of
amount OF their taIea and n half per cent per
month until tho 3ist day OF July. when, mot paid, an
amount OF two peri per month upon thu am,unt
OF shall be ad aud alter tho 3lBt day Of August
urce per cent per month tho amount of taxes due
ea 6o paid until payment OF tho whole amount is madc
II. That all persons who neglect foil 10 nay their
monthly taxcs before tho fifteenth day or oach
month, shal respectively pay The amounts thoreot
two por cent psr month from such fifteenth day. until
payment In made -
hstIaed in City Council this seventh day Of May. in
tho ynar Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siTty-ooyon. ssI I'll n - - :. =
IL a. p. O. aAII,LARD kfsyor
". II. ssrru, Clork Of Council, amo MAY ii
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ME IN q 6.

tAAD,ihiII LODGE, .:,. 81 A.. -. NJ.
FIGi EE,iI LAIR MONTH rpMMIiNt. NrtuT ut,
,h L. ~" will tr h"i i'.i Er.niay we Inc, ,Iay,
Siii ms. rt \ o',I rk. 80
liy u:'irr "i VI. NJ
riI!o;,i.E =. MENTION.
august Srrrrt,ry.
UNITED ttt!"i'i:,r S'irl:tIIE.S.
A SPECIAL Mi.i:iIN,i OF TnE t0HptjRtTE,S
n n,ni Members al iir I'uiir, uI,i ,'hu,rI will
lr held In the First ap,iEi churrl I,,rh street TLS
ErrHi'3 itli in. Il: lEl@la~i y a., iu.:;.
general alir'iInrr request, at al tile III wI,,,rrs
ni contributors. M business iiInrla,cr Will be,
"'""i'n' "''"''". II August;
toMNiSSiuS iIitS Oi' aliitlSI.1
4 Rlt;l'I.AR MONTHLY MIE.rIS(; WILL TE HELD
n ut Market Hail. This .lffrr,",, al Gyr ".ri,,s
WILLIAM KIRkwDOU
h"R"'' Chief fCl,';.
PALiI;rro BASE BiI1. Ci.ti;,
I'lE KHilLR MONTHLY MEETING WILL. Ei:
hci" fi'f Er-IiHY. August Ii Ut the Pavilion i-
lei, JOSEPH HILTON,
S"@"s' Acling Secretary.
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CHI A r L E S TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST Z, 1867

jon WoEw.-We have now completed our
office 80 rs 10 execute, in The shorics, possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOE WORK, and we
most respectfully nsk the patronage Of our
friends
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EXCELSIOIsi EXCEI.SIORl
CIIASTELIAR'S
HAIR XTERMINATOR,
For Renewing supcrnuous lair.

f}aO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INy8ILvauI,t
dePilntory recommcndH itself being an nnost in.
ispenaee article TO femalo beauty, Ia casy applied
uoos not pur or injurc tho skin but aca directly on d.,
Ills warranted 10 remove supernuous luir TrS,p,
ow or from any part OF tho body Completely
.1ay and radically oxtrpatng tho eame Icayipu t,,
nsoo ey the FRENCH and the only real eeetuai dcps
miy y IN etsteneo- pdco 76 conts per paciaRe' post
i@a 70 hhy sddress. on receipt OF an order, By
BE6GER, SHUTS d co.. Chcmfsts
haroh 10 Tyr No. 285 River ct, Troy, N, Y.
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FIRE LtJ.AN.
MAN0nAITy HE 4

CITY HALL, November ., 1896. 4
A LII PERSONS DEISlROUS or Rebuilding IN TAX
n Burnt DistrctH and Waste pluccs OF tl,o (Nty nm
der IAN Act OF tile dgncra Assembly giving nuilor,
to tho City Council OF Charleston procce In to mai
tor OF Firo Loan with Wow old In building nm th
City anew." hereby notified that tho form OF nppli
cation for loans can be obtained tho Uco ef c CIcrl
OF Council, botweon tic hours Of 0 A. II, and p Ar
All applications must bee d In the above mentioned
ohco NJ tho Committee VIII meet every Monday 10 con.
sidor The same. - - - 49,
ny order Of tho Mayor " H. SMITH
Nuyvinberl0 10 CIerk oS Conneu
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Nt,l'ICIs,

NOTICE,
OFFICE OF TIIE CHIEF OF pOIIcE1
CHARLESTON, s. e., May 4. IsG7,
IMIE REGULAR INSPECTION or THE LOTS AMI,
Il incl,'s,rrn, vaults &c., will commence on Noufay
ieLf Ct lnst Owners anu occupants nro Hereby reonlrc
70 10 ace tn their Premises in good condition and tlt
ranre. Other inspections will follow
l'S order of Mayor HAiLI.Anp.
c. u. SIGwALD
Chief OF Pnlire
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NOTICE,

[ (TfiOE oLEHK OF C0uNCfL.-!TIIE FOLLOWING
~ clause OF Section or an oriinance 10 Itaiso Gun
p1Ss ior the yolr 1857 10 published for tho Information
selling Goods by samplo otherwise, who ara
hot residents OF this city AL such pcrsons hereby
notified to report at this office.
ihreo dollars on every hundred dollars OF all goods
cold In this cityt Sons moi resLlenta bv ssrnno ~
ouerwise." ". Fl. SMITH,
Mproh9 Clort OF Council
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Z C2 ALE.

TINDt SALE. a SNAIL. SI0t,P CiPAUI,I.
l. OF carrying tIrr Ions, in u ii order A,rIy t,,
JAZZ H. itfcl. ""rner "f Palmetto nml Ashley STREETS.
aiIllSl
EToR SALE, \ tNitR.lL.I., WITH TSVt,
j. Srats. POLE unl shalt. Also, double ami
single HARNESS. all III good order Can be srrr nn,l
harEaincd inr cash or lime note ut thirty days ut No.
Il lSlch street. MIy u
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WARTS.

WhATi:D, CAPABLE COpIt, WEL,.
W Recommended Ar;dy I" Nn. ~ IiASEI. STREET.
n'"r "hNp' H'''. hl'.,tHi
NIASTiib--t GOOD NURSE: no rNISE
" 'Tirr rr Children ani their Wardrobe None u,J
nrpy ht ihh<' %lln en- Gin. ynul tuna
Apply at No ~ STATE SrRtEr Su.,,aI 7
4 "DlS AND WhlTI;is " vNS'rI:D --wASTEI,
~ While woman tticrinln Irr,rrr.ri) Ia t'uE ami
tukn change Ut wu tnwE. Ai'o Waiter Aply yI M
KuIi.EpGE AfENGE, oppo1i,c vnm,lcrliursi street
NEASTEi,--h WHITE: IvDaiIS, GERMAN
II or American. of good rar.clrr, tr runS anil Wash
l"r Three II family. Apply ut No. - ASsUN STREET.
august .
WAhrED. 4 EtIsST-tLASS WASHER
~ ANn ltoNlIi. ut No. Ii CANNON STREET
three doors caS, uf Smith street August
WANTED. \ ErIsNESIII:D HOUSE: FOR
W one or Two Years. in good ur,lrr, a, in GOO
@ DO nnIio"d. Ad'lr"s. "r iwn ,!ays. HOUSE. LOCK
poA NV. o. August Il
WANTED Tn PURCHASE, a SuRSTAN-
~ IIAl. RESIDENCE, with s> c;.lit ruonIs mol
above Wentworth street. Apply
SMITH slrt;tlI.IfRAy,
Au"ustb No. "a liruil street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-07

TNREIGlIT SHIPPED AT yERTnEDUCED RATES
~ DAILY, eS Mali. TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
pllliaDEl.Pllla. NEW YORK AND BOSTON 'rO
GiIAll.ESTON AND ALI. STATIONS On TIE NORTH.
EhSrERS i;a,,,, MiLioAD, IL FIFTY TO SEVENTY
iiouSS, nf THE GREAT SEAlDAltD INLAND All,
Line VIA ASNAMESSlC RAILROAD AND STEAM
SHIPS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-07
RAILROADS..
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
OF
RAILWAY 4 STEAMSHIP Linen,

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-07

NEw ORLEANS gentleman givos tho Missouri
fopiblican minute description Of Gen. SlrgRr-
DAN IN his public appearance. Tho slato carriage
used is landau, n covered carriage which opens
u lno Top no as to give All unobstructcd Wow OF
tho inmates. Thoroin sits tho aouoral, surround
Oh ny soleet mombors Of: his staA, ho and they
bc'ecked oil over with gold lace with gold buttons
nnd other ornnmentation. 10 this vohiclo aro
attaohoi six horses, and these aro caparisoned
with tho most elaboratcy ornamented harnoss
All this is finished of with grand display of long
whito plumcs, Tipped with rod feathers. which aro
fastened to tho horRos hoads in such fashion Ms to
CAUSE thom to undulato in oil tho graceful mazos
OF poetic emotion. Tho cortego is completed by
train OF outridcrs and guards, consisting Of two
regiments OF mounted troops, who, on such Ca.
sions, apPoar In their bost bib and tuckcr.