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GENERAL SICKLES AT THR WAR DEPAHT
MENT-G eneraI Sickles was at the War De
partment this morning, and had long inter-
view with General Grant. He will remain in
this city several days.
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RBTURH or MRS. RANDALL.-Mrs. Randall
wife OF Post Master General Randall "a s.'
pected to arrive in New York by the sext
steamer, from Scotland. MRS. H. has beer
absent for several months and she rsturns
home with her health much Improved
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GOV. FRNToN.-Gov. Fenton. of New York
now on q visit TO this city, was at the W ar De.
partment to day, and had long inter view with
Gen. Grant.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. SICKLEs.-Maj. Genera,
Daniel E. Sickies, u. s. v, lately in command
of the I'd Military District, arrived in town
this morning from New York city, and 10 stop
ing at the Ebbitt House.
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Arrived.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Arrived, steamer North
American from Rio Janeiro on the 25th uIt
The United States steamers Guerrero, Paw.
nee and Kansas were in port. All well.
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1@NOTICE-ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
US attend the GRAND JOHNSON MEETING
at Spa Gods, Bladensburg, September 2lst at 10
O'Clock a. m, can do so by taking the and II Is
clock train As arran genents have been made Tor
the above trains TO stop. It,
NS ALTON. - This Association will hold n
meeting in Union League Hall, on 9th. below +
street at clock FRIDAY EVENING the
22th inst. Mrs. Grifiing, Mrs. Holmes Mrs. Nc
Nall and others, will speak. Admittance free
Managers. sala.at.
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The Notorious DR.. Blackburn Coming
Home.
TORONTO, Sept. 29.-The celebrated Dr.
Blackburn, of yellow fever notoriety, left
Canada for New Orleans yesterday, having
obtained permission to return under the late
amnesty proclamation.
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~ The Annapolis Ga=ets OF yesterday
charges tina: Gov. Swan voted illegally in
that city on Wednesday, he not being regis.
tered as 8 voter there
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~ Registration closed yesterday in Charles
Tor. S. o., with the coiored voters in ma.
jorfy OF i,S0i.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Captain John Mills or
dered 10 the Saratoga. Acting Assistant Sur.
Reon Nelson 1ngraham detiched from the
Brooklyn and placed on waiting orders
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The Georgia Convention Election to b,
Held October Goth.


Held October Goth.
AUGUSTA. GA Sep. 20 The Republican of
this morning contains orders from Gen. Pope
ordering an election to be held In Georgia,
common cling on Tuesday. October 20, and con
tin uing three days, at which registered voters
may vote for the convention or against it;
also for delegates 10 constitute said conven-
ton. in case majority SO decide. The sena-
torial districts, as established by the State
laws. are adopted for the purposes of repre-
sentation in the convention, which will con.
sist Of 100 delegates. The Instructions are
generally the same as issued for the election
in Alabama.
TsECOND DEsrATCH.I
NEW YORK, Sept. 2U.-The steamer Van
derbilt returned to Troy much shattered The
scare Oil board the Dean Richmond was fright
full the passengers believing that the vessel
was about 10 sink. The affair will be offici-
ally investigated.
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INTERNAL RsvEsUR.-Ths receipts from this
source TO day, were 500, 3sa57.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The Partnership heretofore existing under the
name of O'NEIL, TINNEY & co, i'm the publica
ton of The Guardian is this day dissolved
WM. A. TINNEY
WAsHISGToN. Sept. 20, 1857 Sc 2D.at
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

THE sYY sla4 B. q 9SIEhS 81 THE DIS
ao,as q n ,soa No. bankruptcy pooh''f,
coari b &Asos a Of Rss Gt1
nssr e Il duly If S MsrsR M
discharge and certificate thereof from al his debts
the sth ay Of 0Staber next a. 10 oelotk "a j.
assigned for hearing of the same, and where all
interested may attend and show cause. if any they
have, Why the prayer Of said petition should not be
September 10th 1851.
VIM. y. MATTINGLy, Solicitor. sega Isw2t
i HIS Is TO aiHE NoTIdE, Tha, On the 9Th day
was issued against the nee estate Of HAYNES
OF Washington. D. G., said District, who has been
payment of any debts aud delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt to him or for his use,
fS he py rse X h deaters
the said bankrupt, to. prove their debts, and to
S at Of s M
City Hall. in the City Of washington; be,
h fore sayles brown REGISTER the Sd day of
~ DAVID S. COOLING,
o. S. Marshal, ID. C., as Messenger.
TINS is nHtSSKR RE a6Td H9T TSa{ tn.
day ofSeptember A D. 1857 a warrant in ba nj rupt-
sy was an issued a., against the estate Of DAVID
who has been, adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition that the payment Of any. debts
such bankrupt to him or for his use and the trans
fer of any property by him. are forbidden by law;
rupt, to prove their debts ard to choose one or
more assignees of his estate will be held Court
City of seSrc 'e e
Register, on the Sd day of October, A. D., 1867 !,
DAVID s. COOLING,
1t U. s. Marshal, d. c., as Messenger
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Government Securities. ss.t
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90, 1s67.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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~ A G A r ID

U5 a
We are pleased to inform the public that we are
no" prepared 10 sell at public auction, all descrp
tions OF merchandise. Persons declining house.
keeping will always nd ready sale for their goods
at our wa,erooms, No 3s4A 9TH street between
ii and l. Particular attention given to the sale of
real estate. Auction sales every Monday Wednes-
day, Friday, and Saturday, ate a. M and p. m
FOLLY & Co.. -
Sc 10 Nv lChron.I Auctioneers.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT with or
l. without board Apply at No. 500 l street,
between 9th and eth. Terms moderate Sc lS-3tr
TOR PENTHOUSE No. 495 18th street, be.
Il tween and L, having been thoroughly reno
waited and newly furnished is now re-opened for
accommodation of boarders Choice Parlors and
Bed Rooms communicating, with without
Board. solicit
NICELY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED
~ ROOMS on the first and second floors for rent,
with without Board. Terms moderate. No. ass
9th ST., bet. and La. avenue. Sc 7-lm*
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
II with or without board. Apply at 461 18th,
between + and F streets, au 30 I'm.
cox FOR BOARD, ROOMS, PARLOR, Baths
p ~ and Gaslight at the Farmers Boarding
House, on Penn'a avenue, near the corner of 47a
street au A-tOc1*
E0R RENT-Several neatly furnished and we'll
located ROOMS, with without board. Apply
at 516 street, between 4th and 5th au l3-tf
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree.
~ able private residence, with liberal table and
every necessary comfort: Location, Washington
Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, 80 per
week. For address apply at the Star Offiee jeistf
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street, a few
i doors north of the avenue. Terms S25 per
month. de left
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M USICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Large assortment of all kinds Of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
at heavy discounts before moving to our new Store
JOHN +. ELLIS
sc COST 3O6 Pennsylvania avenue
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EOR RENT-The DWELLING ever the Tobac-
1 co and Cigar Store Of Mr.. JAS: WALLACE.
No. % High between Bridge and First streets,
Georgetown Inquire No. 5s High street, George
town.
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WAsH1NGToN, September 7, 1857.
the public generally, that have removed from my
Old stand No. Al opposite Center Market, to store
politan Hotel; and while thanking them for their
former generous patronage, would earnestly So
iicit continuance OF the same at my new place of
business. ~ W
sc 9eo2w WIN BRYAN
n@PUBLIC SCHOOLS-At the last meeting
N Of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted
Rsselrsd. That the following places be designated
school business by the respective Sub Boards of
For the Sub. Board, First District, (rirst and
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. corner l4th and G
For the Sub Board. Second District. Third and
Fourth WardseSchool-room on Ii, between 9Th
For the Sub. Board. Third District, fFif,b and
Sixth Wards1-Wal lach School Building and
school room corner Sd street east aud street
For the Sub Board, Fourth District Seventh
Mardt-Male Grammar School-room john +
Thoup.on, teacher on 9Th street. . .
named places from to So o'clock on each morning
OF the week, from Monday to Friday ,inclcsiye
during the month of September; and All persons
Schools can procsrs 81 e az sb 90 .he Public
designated. a--- : - - -~''.NNS
au Slim RF BOIsEAU Sac &,
nTR 7 Alb I s Il z D Isa1.
MCPHERSON 4 FERGUSON,
TENN. AvEsuE, CORNER 1sr srREEr,
n.,-, CAPiroL HILL,
PERFUMERsYx, TANcY GOODS.
Physicians Prescri ptons MsenMIts, &C.; &C.
The 6s I Eight Bell promptly answered '
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST- An ASSIGNMENT signed GEORGE
II MCLEAN. The finder will receive the thanks
of the owner if left at the Star Office se20-It*
| OST-on Wednesday night, 18th, at the Ma
IL tional Theatcr. an OPERA GLASS. without
case. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it
at the Star office. and be rewarded for the trou-
bic. .... IT.
IN REWARD.-Strayed away about the Goth
~ " ntimo. one white horned cow with red
spots on her neck. The above reward will be paid
Tor her return to VIM. FLETCHER, NJ street.
near Navy Yard Gate. sel9 St.
TAKEN UP ON MY PREMISES ONE FAT
l. SHEEP which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. j. ROBERTS, adj
joining Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown Heights.
Sc 1885,
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FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
Il two-story BRICK COTTAGE six rooms:
delightfully."- situated within eight minutes walk Of
the Treasury Department; with gas. water. a good
cellar, and flower and fruit garden Possession lat
October. INQUIRE at 300 18th street sell -6tt
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FOR SAL E-Two FRA ME HOUSES ON Capitol
Il Hill; six rooms each; lot l6xlO0. Price 81 I0o
and 81 2O0. Only 800 m oRth until paid.
Also, two HOUSES on 9th street Island, at $500
and s 900 each. d. l.. WELLS CO.,
seli-lOt iExp.J cor. 9th ST. and La ave.
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E'OR PENTHOUSE on Massachusetts avenue,
furnished, 10 rooms at $ 100 per month.
Also one on Penna. ave, 10 rooms, $50 per
month -
Also two very elegant houses near the Treasury
suitable only for high priced tenents
ID. l.. WELLS Il CO.,
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ENoR RENT-TlTee two story Frame Houses on
Il street east. between 10Th and 18th streets
north. inquire at No. 429 Penn. ave, between
Sd and AZ streets Sc IS-St.
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FOR SALE-The subscriber will sell. in lots to
4 suit purchasers. that well known farm the 'Old
jackson Homestead" situated in Prince Georges
county, Md: near the farm of G.. W Riggs, Esq,
smith; supt Botanic Gardens The nei gborhood is
natural beauty. The Farm consists of s4i acres ad
mIrahiS adapted to subdiyison beautifully wood
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF CHARLEsTos.
Arrived Yesterday,

s.esmshtp Emily souder, Lebby, New YORK.
ieit Saturday via FortresA Monroe, 40 hours Mdze To
sss g S.Sss So at Caldwell sa css
Coppen. Cochran. g CLARK & 90. Commns, y d
Olsnssea, @ D Carr 90. q Daley, Darcy H Duo,
Feidman Douglas Miller ssss%ss T ssot Fecs1 asr.
ney. P CAGE 4 Go, Pv Guillesums. Goodrich, Wine.
man Go. r Hubbard, Holmes Book Store, Capt a Z
Hughes Holmes Ss.ssr 81 HSRg9s S|sss Co Lung
KirEpatrick. W Kinman, Mrs N Q Knocks, " Knob
lock, Marshall, B McElhose, Mofet Boyle, Man
ssn sne Dr. a MscSsg po:Ns Son. o'Nein ostsn.
dprn Co, OF Psnintn, Russell, 9 " Stefisns CO
Schnef Co Southern EIpress 90. Sullivan, Mother
Theresa BE Sloan, ston webb q CoNh sSovne Ms1e
Serser, @ Yates, 4 zo1sr, @ R'R, E R B, and
Steamer Frazier, Torrent. Bdsto md Rockville.
Mdse. To Jno L. &.7Thsodore4 Getty. - |
HesdJ Beanfert 10: Mdze. RIO Ferguson L Holn'es.
staley Jones, & Il HARRISON J coWdray & order.
.aarrc cz Gnsred FestardsY. Eg&
ssssmshp Mpuaka Aarshman New Yort-1no I'l II nso
schr Nellie Tarbo1, pendleton. Northern port-H T
;, Baker & Go. rs-. n,,-yr,., >
sSis \, went to Sea Yestsasiay.!s
itesmsttp Moneka, Marshmnn, New York. 'r,.s y
-.,,r.8 Cleared for this Port. s,r
sohr Dsuiel Chase Mitchell. at Baltimore, Junes.
DIRECT TRlpE.-The Wilmington IN G. Journal Of
yesterday, has the following:
Tho British brig, j wilber was cleared nom this
port yesterday for Liverpool by Messrs Harrss HOW
s with cargo consisting Of 1887 bbts spirits turren-
tine 631 bbs rosn A bales cotton, and 6OO0 oak pe
slaves valued N all at $50, ,000
tt Hen Wilmington wili be in frequent and direct
communication with the ports of the Old World. y.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
L Orangeburg, 8. G. Terms 50 per annum, in ad:
vance.
OnANoEpUna NRws win be circulated for the benefit oi
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
" Editor Orangeburg News
Eebr1ary Is orangeburg. s
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a|k2skz
GIVE 1T A FAIR TRIAL.

THIs SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED Te
prove its SUPERIOR quality. Use it as you would
any common Soap. Try1t and you will be convinced
that it's superior to any other article IN market FOL
Manufactured By TAYLOR YOUNG, No. 1se Front
street, New York. For sale by
GRUBER MARTIN,
No. n36 King street
q. BISCHOTF 4 CO.,
!. -. No. 1877 East Bay
~ GEO. ". WILLIAMS CO.,
Corner Church and Hsyne streets
DOWTE & NOISE, Druggists,
-. No. 151 Meeting street,
a - 30 - - r'.- Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January2S wtm0mo
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lRpn as Lasd We Loeel
p, nEMORIAL. FLOWERS.

r. n
30 - .sles l,ass. :.:2 =----Y,' -1
.aarggHas sesstsred Through our sunny land.
With lavish hand. o.
- III ze.,. l,I1,, ~. ...r. :
SE And moro tnan Woneea sweets @spiay'
Az conscious Of me @ par. tney oesf'
80, - .;-.,,. .,,.
=: "a ss;ss sssS g. sTs ya bliss
No Gay but this T. 1f.srrs;,s r.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s..a
ss:s s. assi I'd ss::sn sssa:s :Sss ss
g, sgrt "5ss' sf'' .sl.c ,,sr..-,cz. ',r. !. :
,v,e..h above
,,,,,, The Cedar WITH iS ns sacreI ues,
And plsce sae9 VII IN ID mosnsr 'ae' '''e'
Hneee 'AoASoA neHp- ;.i.a s'iE. IS p
5zrrz,Ii,;t 500.
Pure e tne sTsam Eners sWoxe'
- Ana s2oflees . ms HasnoR ofess'
saakGiyesokoIx'ci Sc, saaE
g !,.is. lssilSsa = =. ,,,,.,,, -, :, No..
;l;t And Roeenary and Balm TO these
hstte Entvisted IN simple CROSS
Isddaesffsease-l' l'-r ,Ha i'i-s H %
o4fr , and .,-.v
The emblem Of true Epignthoods Prlaa
IPlaee sommisea 1s ssSa WIZ 'tsA'e'i'1e 'p'e''
-. :, 80. ,,.ss al a,,,v ,,,. .;,,,.
with scarlet Woodbins laid beneath. .
And mingle With the Egl4unne,
For PELHAh's wresths Jr ysH:
c. scGJ .1s.5S, srl
Whence fraarsnce Dripping dews distil
oftsr as the proper GIFT @g
For ANHnosE HILL.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June u.-TuRpENTNE-lhe market
rules quiet prices, Sales Of 400 bbls So for
virgin and yellow dip, and 81 90 for hard, $50 fbs
apyprrs sTuRPRNTrNK-Rules frmer, and the price Ia
.hsde besr Sales Of 90 bbls at 436 do at 6lc
A. b1 10 and 1875 do ION shpbesrd) at 52c gallon.
"A so for strained s7kaS for No. ss 1854 lax for No
TIs-Hss advanced &C., and Lot Of 50 bbls received
ann Of four ras at ssss for iair and SO
n Tor prime mill
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CHEROKEE INJECTION

does not fail to cure Gonorrhsa, Glees and aH An.
cous Discharges in Male or Female curing TecG.s mI
casss IN from ono to three days, and is especially
recommended IN those cases OF FMtor Atous s or o.
Whites IN females. The two medicines used ~
conjunction win not fail to remove this
Complaint, and In those cases where other meocinsa
have been used without success
Price, Remedy One Bottle, g, Three Bottles ;s. Is
80. Injection, ~ 80
The Cherokee Curen {" Remedy" and "Iryso-
tion are to be found in oil well regulated drug
stores, and are recommended BY physicians anu anu
druggists all over the world for their Intrinsic wor.n
and merit some unprincpled dealers however,
try to deceive their customers BY selling cneap ana
worthless compounds,-in order to make money
In place Of these. Be not deceived. II the a1ug.
gsts will not buy them for va wrCe 70 us, ana mS
and free from observation We treat all diseases 10
which the human system Is subject, and VIII Do
pleased to receive full and explicit statements iIom
those who have failed to receive relief hereIoio.a
Ladies' or gentlemen can address us IN PeIJecs COZ
fdencA We desire to send our thirty-tW9 Psse
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN sne
land. Address all letters for pamphlets medicines
or sdyice, to the sole proprietor, e
cdr. ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker Btu n. Y
Maya thstulyr
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ers Of lots In store who are not disposed to
sen at current prices No sales reported to-day Corn
was In very limited but There was conaidefable
remaining over from previous days, nearly all Of which
was taken ct improved prices compared with the close
OF Yesterday We report GALES Of 5000 to 10000 bushs
white at 81 o5 bulk ct 81 0ss1 1000 bushs ye
low at 81 Osa1.12 nothing doing in mixed oats-27oo
busha receyed market du sales reported; 7S cents
refused for 1900 bushels. t-.
FLouR-There il. nothing doing worthy OF remark,
though holders to-day were rather more cheerful and
impaired aghfy improved tome to the market Were
peat former quotations. though raainly nominal =,
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baltimore Market.

~, BaIT1MoRR June s.-CoFyEE-Bark Aquidneck
came mo today bringing cargo of 6066 bags um Rio,
-hie fcreases the stock here II. first hands TO nearly
a0 600 baos and Offering better inducements to buyers in
fe way Of selecons than at any former period during
cha ir{sent YEAR Tha market 3s stu quiet. We note
49, oS 500 baas Ro xAgnes at lSH cts; $40 do from
scud hands 1t tBs1sNc, mostly 16c; quote for prime
md chcdce ls%alsc gold.
CoFTpH1Was agatn dull and held nom,naiy III l'c 1or
sYidali69 Uplsnd: ..x.,,,
,eS ored on Change though there were several hold
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SHERMAN Housl. CHICAGO, H., I
Ea1,ruaru II 12f3
THE HERATD.

Ss PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY G. a., AT
SS per annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts Of the State
affords Great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-for which apply
to our AGENT Nj q. P. sLfDEll, VI the Mills House.
EHQS. b. 4 4 H. aHENEKER,
No,an,b>y Has~p~r ss<i Prour1eiors.
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sIMILIA sInlILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

u1AvF PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE K4Ps. m
III RIENOE, an entire success: s:simpie-PEomP-E
i;ert and Resble They are the only medicines per
iectly adapted to popular useso simple that msnse,
,annot be made In using them; 30 harmless as 70 OF
;ree from danger and efficient ~ TO be always renk
Ole. They have Iaised the highest commentator uom
III, and viii always render satisfaction.
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t,ons,enees per south Carolina RAILROAD
y - Z Juno l2., = :, 80 -.

sgobass Cotton, 81 hses Mdzb "a bblsaoan, Isbbls
cude and bbls Spirits Turpentne, car Cattle, and
Snndr,es To Wills l. &-Chisolm, Agent, 9 WI
isms Il Co, Lieut. Neide. W Armstrong, WISE
q %. 0 Ayerin 4 Son. David. " " STa,th, sIees
NJ Goidsmith & Son, Courtenay 8 Trenholm, A Robin
son : Co b Rodgers Co, Ponlnot, KanaPau1, Ian
neau Co. Wharton d Petsch, and Order. ~ l..,.s,
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TO TAX PAYERS,


TNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
i for the information OF all persons concerned:
An ORDINANCE AMEND ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP
PLIES FOB THE YEAH 1867, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen In City
Council assembled That all taxes payable under the Or
dnance to raise supplies for the year 1867 and for other
be paid before the Goth day Of June next
and that persons who shall make default OF Of
amount of their taxes one and half per cent. por
month until the 31st day of July when, 1t not paid an
amount of two perl cent. per month upon the amount
of taxes shall be paid and after the S1s day OF August
three per cent per month tho amount OF taxes due
ehal be paid until payment of the whole amount Is made
II. That all persons who neglect or tail TO pay their
monthly taxes on or before the fifteenth day of each
month"; shall respectively pay the amounts thereof
two per cent per month from suoh fifteenth day until
payment Is made.
Ratified in City Council this seventh day Of May, In
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
siIty-seven.
II. 81 p C. GAuLARD, Mayor
W. Il. SMITH, Clerk Of Council 3mo May II
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Ieousidsr Chictertng Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world. 80
They are unriysllcd for their singing Qualities and foe
the harmonious roundness Of their ,tone. Thero tl
perfect homogenefty throughout III me registers Tho
which do not find In any other instrument while tho
base IL distinguished for power without harshness, and
for magnificent sorority.