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Com. in Equity, Williamsburg District.
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IHERpoo1, February 6-Noon-- Cotton quiet;
sales 1000 bales; prices unchanged; Midding Up
lands l4sc.
.LouDox, February e-Noon.-Consols 90 11-1e;
5-20s 725; illinois 81; Eries se2.
LIVERPOOL, February 6.-The Peruvian has at
rived. -.
LONDON, February e.-Lord STANLEY ..hasasked
SEWARD to state plainly the points of claims on
which arbitration is desired.
The new Atlantic Telegraph Company is forming
uia Azores and Halifax
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&c .s1.:.-: AS: L.. CAN'T. Registef In Equity -.
December B. 1amo3mo Charleston District
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.@ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
.MERoY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
With sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter en-
Y3lopos, free Of charge Address DR.. J. sKuLM
HOUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadephia, Pa.
January Is 3mo :.
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Some days ago we mentioned the larceny Of a
satohel containing about $1,000 in Virginia money,
Maryland avenue depot. Of the Orange and Ale1an.
sdria Railroad. Yesterday lad fshed up a satchel
from the sewer trap on the corner Of 18th and E..
streets, with Stick and it was taken to the CEN
tlal guardhouse, where it was identified by Mr.
aaters as 'satehel 1n which he had his money.
M nonay: waY |, /, 4
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:.ata or ;s' s:a 1Iexic1n esvs. -
- M new OR1EESNs,s February 7.-0REsaA and his
companions are to ialled at San Luis
Potosi ss.a:..., s..:..s -
nimense making at sencatecas .
to receive: JuAREz on The 18th. ,.....s
sRshfhe Sd$ises; tsthat seven Thousand I'M;
1efg rSs San Luis Poto6i,
Instructions aght, and, fFiotorioos,; to suspend
hostilities for an. election. & {,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

# CHARLESTON s. G., FEBRURAY z,
1ss7.-NoHce ia hereby given that application will be
made to the Georgia Legislature at its next session. fol
Charter for Railroad to be constructed from some point
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad the Sake
hatclle River to M11len, Ga. t..1 February 8
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AN onD1sAScE TO ESTABLISH T,

AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH OFFICE OF CHIMNEY
CONTRACTORS.
BE 1t ordained by tie MdyOr atl aldermen in City
Gil assembled That from after passage this Or
dnnnce there shall be annually elected Contractors
for sweeping cinneys; the first for all that part
city. taking in Wards Nos l. .. end and the second
for all that part Of the city taking in Nos =
g. Each OF said contractors shall give bond City
Council in tho pcna sum of two thousand dollars. with
two good surics conditioned the faithful perform
anco of their duty
SEC All and every person occnpyinsa building with
adc shall allow and permit tho said Contractor
tractors to visit inspect and be swept
they for such sweeping prcscrbed the
fees; and IN case shall oppose prevent
they maxim. such opposition, conviction
the Mayor shall nc fined in exceeding fifty
this duty causing tho said chimney to be swept
perfectly neat and clol leaving any chimney which
ought to be swept unswcpt for month,
fore directed said Contractor information before the
Mayor OF such neglect SHALL conviction thereof be
Contractor was not opposed prevented from sweeping
said chimney; then the fine may be inflicted On the DC
| cupant or owner of the house. a
SEC. 4. Said Contractor give notice in public print
OF ,hc Tune and hour the chlinnsy chimneys arc
to be swept which notice shall DC given least days
before. and such sweeping shall take place ut proper
and Convenient hou: and such Contractors shall keep
each ca .n nm office entitled Sweep Office centrally ocas-
diately accommodated with thereafter az
SEC 5: In all neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof the
Mayor such Contractor shall be fined in
or Offering to chmueys in this city unless liccnse
olia,a to be recovered in the ayors Court
SEC O. The following fees shall be allowed cor sweep
SEC. :. Houses which have chimncys wherein antbra
cite coal burnt exclusively will not be required to be
SEC. 8. That all Ordinances ana parts Of Ordinance.
repugnant hereto be and the aro hereby repea ed
H. year Of our Lord tho usand eight hundred aud
| Ahts,stf. ~ ~ 49,, Z. {. G AIL-ARD, Mayor.
February II imo asov u. e. SMITH cler1 Of co,nc;,
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CHI A ES TON
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY q, 1867


At special meeting Of the Board Of Trustoes
OF the University of South Carolina, on the $50
ult.. wc learn the Hon. J. a. INoL1s was chosen
Professor of Law, and Drs. JULIAN J. CH1soLM and
r. r. DARBY Professors in the Medical School,
Tho Medical Faculty will consist Of Drs. CHsoLl,
DARBY. JOSEPH LECoNTE and LABoRDE, with o
Demonstration Of Acatomy yet to be appointed.
Since the opening of tho University last January
one hundred students have matriculatcd.
The Law School is very well, and Chancellor In
a11s most excellent choice; for ho is learned In
the law, and will make an eloquent lecturer and
successful teacher.
AS regards the Medical School, we Of course can
not object to tho gentlemen appointed Professors.
Drs LABoRDE and LECoNrE are old Professors Of
tile qua,.dam South Carolina College, OF long ac-
knowledged ability. DR.. J. F. DARBY was an in
structor OF medicine in Of the Philadelphia
schools before tho war, Medical Director on Gen.
HOOPS Staff in the Confederate army, and, we be-
lievc has been practicing his profession in Paris
fine address, Of superior professional attainmcnts,
and calculated to make most popular and sue
cessful teacher.
Of DR.. J. J. CH1soLM VIC need say nothing, as he
is wel known in this community, having for g
number Of years been Professor of Surgery in our
Medical College, of which institution he now is the
| Dean.
| But why havo Medical School in the University
There is certainly need for it. There is in this
city Medical College Of over forty years stand
ing, Of tho best schools in the land, that has
sent forth its alumni by thousands. Why cannot
this institution continue to supply tho means of Q
medical education to the young men Of this an6
| adjoining States, who may wish to devote them
selves to this p, ofession2 Certainly the facilities
are far superior in seaport city, where we have
suitable hospitals, most ample faculty, an excel
lent Medical Library, and opportunities for cln
cal instruction. We cannot, therefore, see the
wisdom OF establishing rival institution in Co
lumbia which can never prosper, though it may
| perhaps, draw few students from our College il
| this city. We are not without hope, however tina
/ this project may yet be abandoned.
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Extract from Ordinance Ruifel November 2OLh, 1906
SEC S: No cloth awning shall put ny. in such man.
ner as 10 oostruct loot paasengers and sinboard
shall be erected otherwise than rro the sur
face OF the ground or foot pavement
under penalty OF Twenty Dollars for each and every
day while any such ming signboard nxed or form
60 tnen as herein directed shall 80 remain
SEC. 6. person or persons whosoeyer shall for tbe
purpose OF exposing any goods, commodities other
arlcAes Tor see, place. be pla. ed any such
eooos commodities or other articles whatsoever OF any
aoie oench board box other appendage. any
street. lane, alley, or public thoroughare or any foot
pavement within the City, under penalty OF Twenty
Doars Tor eac and such offence for each and
such offence is committed: Provided hotcerer mat Ven
due Mrsters shall be permitted expose before their
stores such goods commodities they sell at public
auction but not to take up more room than the front of
their respective vendue stores and to the distance of air
feet beyond the SINE. g#ge 71T
SEC T. No person persons whosoever, shall suffer
any nrewood Goals, goods wares merchandise carriages
OF any description, or any oher matter thing to him.
ner or them belonging conagned lay or stand for
longer space than four hours in any street. lane eley
OF public thoroughfare within tho City, under penalty
OF Two DOLLARS With COSTS for every hour any such
arucle or thing shall stand beyond above
mentioned time: excepting, materials building in rc.
gard to which the following regulations shall observ
co. namely: When any person persons shall erect or
repair any house other building upon any street lane
alley OF open court, within the city he she or they
shau make application for the use OF so much of the
lot on which such buildings be erected nor extend
more than feet Into the street.; which spac such
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence, at least six feet high order to deposit tnin the
ana such fence together with the remaining material he
she or they shall remove the work be finish
co. or whenever the Mayor shall require it. on pain Of
sach materials shall aferword remain unrcrnoyed: and
CITY hs su@SoGftiss:" @ ia5"""'' 81 ale har
January IS slI4--1I770- IN,
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE pAvFafrN1s AND s1nr.
WALKS OF THE CITY.
:. 20 - orddaned 6y the Mayor and Aldermen, ofCanrLes
t1 IN CITY Council assembled Is hereby orda;ned b.
~ nc ahoy e. ne .ae That from and after first Day
OF next there shall DO Laid down by the
or Of each lot in the city having an entrance
srases WAGONS carts and drays, platform wlod or
stone extending not moro than four feet from the curb
stone towards the centre The street, and the
occupant Of such lot nothaving platform az herein
carriages other vehicles shall forfeit and nav the
nve and d. in The the event that the said
saad penalty the costs and charges endinR the same
ana also the sum Of ve dollars for each day the same
Rahaed IN City Council August 49, 1851.
January % '0e -
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1EA ISLAND LAEDs FOR sAIE or RENT.

GEA ISLAND LANDS FOR SALE OR RENT.
y All those several TRACTS OF LAND in st. Andrews
Parish known as the lands Of the estates of Thomas
Odngscn Elliott and Col. William Catte Esqs-the
mcr comprising ..ladsons 800 acres, sander's" 100
acres adjoining. and 'Middletons" "Swamp Settle
mcnt above sS3 in two parts p!as and
4o7 formerly cultivated in Island cotton
ano !iSe or "ndPs TRACT 81 acres con-
Meeting upper and lower tracts in PAPA acres princ
pally rcsurveyed in 1861. 3I-7S11 17"--
sa|@s. ALSO, .#.- #
COL. D. CATTEL'S, LATE CLAUSsEN's .sRETREAT
PLANTATION 100 acres surrounded nearly by Elliott
innds This tract contains Brick Mansion. wanting
se repair With SIX 10y rooms, pantry &c six 10y negro
corn house &C. &C. and an avenue Of 70 live oaks The
euGysdon: Both these plantations have produced nne
qua quality & cotton 1T lands by former sulHvators others
Inc titles OF former lands of 1885, since same fam-
family and have been long rested tho cleared land
young growth OF pine since 1860. requiring clearing
There is inrge body Of Wood White
oak TO remove, which will give employment years to
Tho latter has 100 open land cuti
vated IN cotton and the cereals &C.. within wo years
the whole being very fine range cattle eitnted
the nesd OF the Bear Swamp road and it, 13 to Is
miles from the Bridge Ferry 1S miles by Bees Ferry
tron Charleston Court House, and within miles Of the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad. 7a0"1
Applyto N. NJ PORTER
No. 143 Calhoun street
Or WIN. Y. LEITCH & K. S. BRUINS
FeOruafy fStuS No. Broad
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$5oo,oOo.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS THE
W. name and vniue Of each article of our goods are
marked on tickets placed in scaled envelopes and we'll
mixed On receipt of IS cents envelope coutainnu
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office, or sent by mail any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article M draws it's
Which may be from one to five hundred doars-can
then, on payment OF dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange It for any other article marked
GU our circular at the same value Every ticket rars an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered our Office reuar
less OF Its value promptly sent directed by return
mail, express.
Letters tom many persons acknowledging tho receipt
OF valuable gifts from be file at our OF.
John 8 Holcomb, Lambertvile N. j. gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street Brook.
lyn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt, Stamford Conn.,
gold lever watch. value 5000 Hon r. H. Briggs WASH
ington, D. c. diamond pin. Sl75 J. C. Sutherland No
100 Lexington avenue piano. $780, Mrs NJ Jackson No
EOS Nineteenth street. NJ Y. sewing machine 80: Joa
Camp, Enira, N. Y. melodeon $780, Miss L. Collins
Atlanta, Ga. diamond cluster ring, $225; Dr. Eenrv
smith. Worcester. Mass, sewing machine SH5; h Shaw
No. 133 18th street. N " gold watch $3.50; Eiw Bovn
ton nashville, Tenn- melodeon S10O; James Russell!
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. II
Smith, Providence. r. L, silver lever WATCH 500: Oscar
P1rdy Madison n. j.. music box, S45; Hon R New
en- st. Pauls, MIMI, gold watch, $ls5; J. R. sperry
Litchded, Conn., silver watch, s65; VIM. b. Peck, Har.
lem, Ills. music box: s75 VIM. Raymond Dayton, Ohio,
diamond ear rings. $685. Pierre Beaudin St Charles
Hote, New Orleans, diamond ring sl7O; Mrs Martha
Barnes, St. Louis, Mo-, melod,nn value Sl25 -1-
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

CITY TAxES.-MONT1ILyI RETURNS. M
aag"" .| OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CRY HALL. February LIST, 1867 /
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
~ that tho MONTHLY RETURNS for the month Of
january pnst, in compliance with the Tax Ordinance
ratified on tho 18th day Of December. 1906 must be
made or before tho 18th inst. ID. C.. GIEyON
February L. CITY Assessor
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WHITE Po1sr GARDEN.

WHITE POINT GARDEH
&DROPOSALS WANTED-WHrTE POINT GARDEN
~ AND bATIERY-To Plant Oak and Cedar Tree.
Nhefe needed to repair the Wooden aud Iron RAILING
and paint the sae to Bonohes; to reuace tSs
broken Concrete Work, South and East battery: ms
nure and plant the whole In grass. -- - -
ALSO, s&s @
40 enclose the PARK in Hamstead Mall with Good
new and substantial wooden enclosure with seats: the
whoe 70 be painted the trees to be renewed ro those
now 700 much crowded in Aliens Row; the whole ma
plant out new trees in tho place Of those dead IN the
planted in grass seed ,~-'@ - - -1A1'AAeeo 0au
estimates wanted for each and the work "a ho
oopieted by the LIST April and estimates hsnda IN hv
1ne 1Stn January, to go before Council on that day
committee on Public Buildings, Grounds &c
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--I|T@| NV. 140 NNlUOu0 Btrcet,
Or VIM. Y. LEITCH & X, S. BRUINS
February fstu3 No q BROAD stree

DESIRABLE GROCERY STAND FOR
~ SALE.-A desirable GROCERY STORE in Market
between King and Meeting streets, with Fixtures and
STOCK and good will of the Price moderate as
the parties derous entering into other business
For further particulars. apply ut this Othce
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AN ORDINANCE

TO ESTABLISH THE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,l
Jaru'ry 81, 1867
TTNHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MIR j. +;
Il Il. UM1L.AT Cltimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards and Mr.. NJ. NIXON for the Lower Wards they
will enter upon the duties OF their office the LIST
February inst, and for the general information OF the
public the following Ordi a,cc is publishod:
W. II. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
SADDLERY.
UST RECEIVED FINE STEEL CHIFNEY BITS
eJ Fine Steel Sdrrups and Spurs ..a
Fine Stained Bride AIountings
Fine ke.pey Horse Sheeting. &C., &C.. &c.
J. C. holland.
Survivor of a. IcKcnsic K Co.
No. 1l9 Meeting street. near Market
Please remember am NOT at the old stand.
January 10 limo
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FOR SALE,

TyOle SALE, THREE SMALL BUT COM
L PORTABLE WOODEN HOUSES Ito DO removcd)
4 ALSO,
FOR RENT two delightful RESIDENCES
Apply ut CHISOLM'S STEAM SAW MILL
February 2 West end Tradd street.
TUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, SOME
81 FINE MULCH COWS, With young Calves. Also
some forward Springers: yoke OF fine well-broko
Oxen, with OK Cart Wood Rack and all complete.
Apply Mt HUNTS Yard,
February . It King, near Limo street.
L,OR sALE.--R. NcIIUNNEY HAS FOR
u sale, at his Stables, No. 81 basel STREET, oppo-
site tho Postoicc. three MULES and two HORSES.
Win be sold low If applied for Immediately.
February 2 8g II
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY 1H

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
D UBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That 1GEii' UN1ER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
ZOE oe't'ery nom this Office. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC; l. Be 1t Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen in
Guy Council assembled That from after the rst day
ano wagons used for private und domestic purposes in
tne same manner and according sa1ne provisions
a1w o. orce IN relation to CARTS drays and wagons
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badge con-
taluins the number thereof, and marked Riuate to be
placed on the outside OF the shaft.
SEC No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to bond under the Ordinance coucernino II
Senses or carts drays wagons and other carriages
SEC Tie follow ng shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts drays wagons &C.
including the horses mules used thereon which
be free from other taxation: .,-'-- -----
PUBLIC CARTS. DRAYs, ETC, on IN ANY
business WHATEVER, FOE HIRE DIRECT on INDIRECT
mule, so. - ~ o -
FOR every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
mules, $780, & m
For every hack and carriage with two wheels 500
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
for every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus)
For every stage or omnibus fexcept line onnibua,
drawn by four horses, $50, - : ''
or every truck drawn by two horses or mules
or mules. $50. - 1>A0 80
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE cAnrs, DaA1s. ETC.
for every broad cart or wagon, SIS.
For every cart dray wagon used private or do
mesnc purposes and not to be employed trans
other commodity. for compensation either directly or
lot the same, shall for license the sum of
IS, exclusive OF the horse mule 'I'--- =
Ratified in City Council this 10th tav Of Jannarv
H. 81 IN the year OF our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six. s@ @7a' = -~
P. C. GA1ILARD. Mayor.
January W a. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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NOTTCn-

F ;tS2 r%a;aE,4g2 NOTICE, 7T-- -T--.
@ WI OFFICE OF TEE CAPTAIN OF POLICE II
- - CaAaIEsToN. 8. O., January Is. 1851 8a
~ AND AFTkR THE FIRST DAY Or FEBRu2Rv
" next the Police viii report an HACKS cARTs
DhAxs ~ Co. &c found plying for hire without license
govern themselves accordingly. 1ooneo e 70
1.nn.rv % ,n,o G B s1awALD,
ee..oAIy % - EMO N !jS3 Captain OF Polfca
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E~ Ad on.,n.,,,cdttos ,,tended1o Tor ptt,cdtaon ~
Daiiy Ne,rs, No. 18 Lnyae-street C10r1estcn s. g
Business Communications to Publisher Of Dduy
Ners.
we cannot undertake 10 return rejected comm~nica-
tons.
Advertisements outside of the city must be acconpd-
MED ,ciih The cash.
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GREGG'S IMPROVED
EXCELSIOR BRICK PRESS.
rTNHIS POWERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL LABOR-SAv-
IL ING Machine will mould 35,OO0 bricks per day. It
receives the clay in its natural state tepers in work
ing, and makes the finest PRESSED BKICK as well us
the lower grades; MI of equnl szc, and Of quality un
surpassed in beauty and durability 1t will also
superior FIRE BRICK. ~
ihe value OF the Machine be ascerained from the
large prohts made by those running.
For Rights and Machines address @ @@
EXCELSIOR BRICK PRESS COMPANY X
Office No. 22l Chestnut street
JAnuAry 10 limo PbiladclnlIia
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nary limo W. Il. SMITH. clerk Of Council.


NVTIICE.
| HEREBY NOTIFY ALL RESIDENTS IN WARDS 3
i and that will commence sweeping chi1uneys on
20 INST. NJ. NIXON
:, Sweep Contractor T.. ",
n. D.-Ohcc Northwest corner Beaufan and st. philp
streeGs. 2* February
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LARGEST CIRcULAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters ren,aiuiny IN the Postcfice at the end
of each 1ceeh, oyrceady to the Jottoutng
section Of the Ne,o Iosto0ice Lac, as the
newspaper horing the largest circulation IN
tie City Of Charleston:
Aud be it further enacted That lists OF let
remaining unoallcd for In Postofce IN any city
town or village, where newspaper shall bo printed.
shall hereafter bc published only in the
which, being published weekly oftcner shall hnvo t9
Office. @
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.& @ NOTICE,
OFFICE NE Tkr17 nApT.

NOTICE. q; 1.;,s..4.s--s
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN. OF POLICE)
. CHARLESTON, 8; CT January 25 le67
A0aE FOLLOWING ORDNANCE Is HEREBY pfyR
= LlSHED for general intrrnation The Police have
orders 70 report all cases Of violation and after the lat
~ = eoruafy next c. 3. SIGWALD
%4 Captain OF Police,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02

CARTS, DRAWS, Sc.
TUE TIME FOR TAKING OUT LICENSES FOR THE
Il year expires with this month. January 9o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02

ENOIe SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
A and 5-ycur old broke MULES: and THIRTY I
and year OLD For sale at Mills House Stable. Apply
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

GTOPPED FROM A NEGRO MAN, By A
~ member OF the Police, a number Of FOWLS, which
mo owner can have by applying at the Upper Wards
Guard House and proving property.
T. J. KINGNAN,
Jonuary 3l 1st Lieut.. Upper Wards Police.