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PUBLIC NOTICE.

" OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May 1867 !
The following Section of An Ordinance TO abolish the
Office OF Superintendent of Streets TO provide Tor Keep
lug the Streets Lanes Alleys and open Courts IN the
City OF Charleston Clean, and for other purposes is
hereby published for the information of all concerned
For the due protection OF the said contractor or con-
tractors is further ordained That every owEer lessee
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting In any
sheet lane alley open court, shall on every day
(Sundays exceped have the dirt hth garbage other
ofal placed front OF his her lot in BARREL box or
heap and readiness for the contractor by the hour OF
seven O'clock A. NJ from the inst day OF May to the
first day November in every year and by the hour OF
nine O'Clock A. M, from the hrst day OF November to
the first day of May following. And any person offend
ing herein, placing any DIRT filth. garbage OF otner
ofa any street. lane alley open court after lne
hours above named shall be subject to ne not less
than two nor than five dollars for each and every
offence to be imposed by the Mayor -, =, e,,,r,
By order VI W. a. - SMinn nii,ntn
MAY 10 Cierh VI oounep-
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NEWS FROM OUR RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS
Treasury Department has received dlspatches,from
the steamer Lincoln, sent to the waters OF the
new territory OF Alaska. Leaving San Francisco
on Jnly aOtn she proceeded by way Of Victoria and
Fort Rupert, vancover's Island, to Fort Simpson.
Three attempts were made to take observations to
fx accurately the boundary between British Column
bia and our new territory, which were, however,
nn,nccessful, on account of rain and fog, though
six days were consumed in the trial. Thence the
the vessel proceeded to Sitka, by way Of Chatham
Sound and Dxon's Passage, arriving on the morn
ing Of August 18th, still surrounded by fog
which quite hid the town, the locality OF which
could not be made out. Soon after the mist lifted
suficiently to enable the steamer to reach the
town, where her officers met cordial welcome
from the Russian officials: Ihe iate @ e1hloited ta
cruise, and immediate preparations we're made to
proceed with it, going arst to onAlasks Island At
the date of the report it expected to set sail
asa Of August Little had been learned in the
short time that had elapsed since their arrival in
those waters, but the officers express themselves
satisfied that the resources of the country in tim
ber and fisheries have not been o'errated.
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EIIsE LOAN.
ron.,rv op CHARLESTON ,

MAYoRALTY OF cHARLESToN,l
CITY HALL, November 9. 1868.
A Ii, PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING, IN. In Iah d.
pnrnt districts and Waste Places of the City, uii-
- "In Act oT the General Assembly, giving author1t!
10 e CITY Council of Charleston to proceed A the ma
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid in bmldns up inc
C;tv anew are hereby notified that the form OF app-
IL. ,o io,ns can be obtained the Office OF the Clerk
=, Conneil between the hours Of A. NJ. and p N.
All applications must be6 d In the above mentioned
Office as the Committee Will meet every Aoody " cor
slider the same. N, Z, S,,,,r,
Dy order of the Mayor W, d. SMITH,
Noyemher1n OeiA VI oouucas
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 25-CoFFEE.-Our market is
quiet Stock Of Rio Offering held above buyers views.
We report to-day sales of 250 bags Rio ut 16 a163ic.
The Agness cargo is held at 12Ac In bond. At New
York yesterday 1000 bags good to prime Rio steamer
sold for Baltimore account af lie. gold in bond
CoTToS.-The cable advices continue encouraging to
holders. but market inactive to-day. We report
sales Of 20 bales Mddling Upland at 1Sc Yesterday
there was sale not reported OF &c bales Gulf Msddng
at 20Ac.
FLoUR--There rather more inquiry to-day for
shipment and prices little frmer for low grades We
200 bbls Howard street do at so 25 300 bbls. City
Mills Standard Extra on private erms 200 bbls Family
(City Mils) at S13 90.
observation-disclosures to-day were comprised of
700 bushels white and 1880 bushels red the demand
good and prices reached &C, included in the sales were
100 bushels choice white 81 90 800 bushels good
80 75 $50 bushs choice Maryland rcd at 80 75 400
bushs prime Virginia Valley at 81 20; 1000 bush good do
at 81 60 G5 1420 bushs medium 81 so; 1000 bushs
common to tair at 50 % 45; Inferior samples range
still lower. Corn-To-day SG27 bushs white and oO0O
bush yellow offered demand more active and prices
were better included in the sales 1000 blshs or
nary white and mixed at 81 Sc 49, 1925 bushs good to
prime at 81 40 ~; 100 bushs choice at 81 As: 3OO
bushs yellow, part mixed, at 81 81 SO; 1850 bushs
prime do at 81 40. Oas-To-day 1000 bush received:
market steady with sales of 1000 bushs good to prime a
10 73c 1000 bushs inferior to fair at GO Csc Rye-To-
day GOO bshs offered but Gales OF primo reported
MoIAssEs.-Nothing doing III the article thatwe learn
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirs Turpontine quiet; retail sales
only ut 56 81 cents per gallon ROsnWe report sale
of 1000 bbls. No. at a co. taken for export; quote for
No 81 80 S.; No. 9 81 a. %; common s. rs; pal-.
some little here held at Sc So Tar is selling in lots
at IS for small 50 so for large and So 81 for Wilmington
bbls. Pitch some inquiry but none IN the market.
PRov1s1oNs-Bacon is in light supply, and the orders.
which continue fair from the SOUTH are being filled US
follows sor shoulders l4 14h cents Rib Sides l7S
l7H cents clear rib Tx IL cents, and clear 1874 cents
demand chiefly runs on rio sides-bams are steady at
10 40 cents for new citycured, and .3 25 cents for
Western sugar cured canvased Lard is quiet at IA a
I4 cents for bbs sales confined to jobbing ots balt-
more refined In kegs II cents Mess PorK-ast SAFE Was
ut S2S so per Dbl.
SuaAR-Coniinues inactive; have only to report to-
day 20 hhds. Demerara vacuum in pan at 1516 cts.
MONEY MARKET.
The Baltimore Sun of October 26th, states that:
The dullness OF trade is reiterated in the journals
bara Tbere is stil considerable une2sneBS in
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PPo-
DUCTS. AND OTHER nSFLAMMABLE OILS.
sgc..l Be ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, IN
City Council assembled That from and after the 18th day
of June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene kock OIL Benzne. Benzole, or any oher in
ammable oil oils on storage for sale in any cellar
store building south of Line street. in larger qin
ty than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises, anal
any such quany 30 kept stored shall be contained in
vessels of tin or other metal
SEC D. That Petroleum, its products any other in
Hammable oil oils, when brought into the city by an
or water may be kept any LOT or in any building i'll
which cotton is not stored for period not exceeding
twenyour hours, upon the expiration OF which time II
shall be removed and kept In the manner as required by
the foregoing section, VI $50. 81;
SEC: 8. Any person persons violating any part Ot
this Ordinance shall be subject to fine Of two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable in any Court of
petent Jurisdiction
Ratified in City Council this twenyfrst day of May, Ia
the year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred and
si1ty-seyen. e... .-l
(LSl p, e. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. SMITH Clerk OF Council. June 6
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DEATH OF MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE 81. sTEUART.-
General Steuart died in Baltimore on Thursday,
aged seventy-seven. Previous to the war he COM
manded q division Of Maryland militia for twenty
years, and he also, took part in the defense OF
baltimore, against the British under Ganeral Ross.
privacy, during the war. In 1865 he went to Eu-
rope, returning in enfeebled health, only four or
i've months ago, He was true gentleman, and
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Gnmfcr Market.
Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, October 25.-The Cotton market has been
somewhat fuctuang during the past week, and at the
close the demand is good and all offered is readily taken
By buyers from 1G l6llc for MiddnS The sales OF
cotton for the foot up 3i6 bales rs foliows a.
AK 10 at 15 13 at 15!a 20 at l52l at lo at 1919
81 at l6; 4S at l6 80 at 16 80 at l6 81 at 167s lo
at 16ZS.
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rne Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News
CHARLESTON saturday Evening October 10 1901.
Holders We're generally strong in their vews ouyers
operating to fair extent but the stock on the market
was limited and after receipt Of dispatches which were
of an improving character sellers in many instances In
creased their rates. but buyers did not respond aud
the market closed at about our quotations We quote
sale of 44 bales viz: at l5 32 at 16 at l7 lS ut
17,; ,5 at Tx I7e at Is; 10 at ls's 145 ct 1s; II
at 1885, The transactions were almost entirely in the
better qualities
We quote Liverpool classification
Middhng ....-...'....-...i
nfil
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NOTICE.

NfFrcE CLERK OF CoUNclL-THE FOLLOWING
[ clanse of Section OF Ordinance to Raise Sup
nes Tor the year 1867 published for the information
selling Goods by sample otherwise who arr
nor residents OF hs city All such persons are hereby
notified to report =. this office.
Thrce doa on every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city Sons not residents, by sample ol
otherwise W. u. SMITH,
March Clerk oI, Collnclj
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Wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, October 25.-TUnrENTINE-Only 81
bbs received and sold at Sc so for virgin and yellow Dip
and 81 80 for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TUnPENTNE-Has been in fair demand to-day,
but owing to the small stock the market the transac
tons have been light Sales of 175 bbs at 80 cents for
country and 52H cents per gallon for New York packa-
ges.
Ros-Sales OF S43 bbls at s3 for strained So Is for
No. 2. and sS so. So 621S s7k for No. l. as in
quality.
60 bbls at 50 65 and 70 bbls at 50 70 per barrel.
CoTToN.-Market steady, Sales OF IL bales at 151fc
for ordinary Ice for Low Middng and TIC for Middng
T1MBER-One raft common sold at per NJ.
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NOTICE.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 4, 1867.
TBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
i Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
,e1 Ct inst Owners and occupants hereby required
10 that their premises in good condition and that
n filth aud garbage is removed as required by ordl.
nance. Other inspections will follow -.
By order OF Mayor GAnIARD.
c. B. SIGWALD.
Chief Of Police.
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1S67-6S. 1S66-67.
Mobile Market.

Mobile Market.
MOBILE, October 22.-CorroN-The market opened
with fsir demand to-day but after the receipt OF news
from Europe the market became very irregular. The
sales were limited to few buyers. VINO took 900 bales
and the market closed easy at IT II Nc for Mddling
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-CorroN.-The inquire
was resumed this morning with fair degree OF spirit
but the movement checked by factors being moro
stringent in their pretsnsous At later hour however
the latter met the demand more freely and as one party
took $50 bsles the sales summed 100 bales ken for
Liverpool France and the Continent. at figures indcat
ing no quotable variation There some orders for
ordinary which could not be filed in consequence of the
very limited supply OF that grade. We now quote ordi-
nary at Il l5c, good ordinary l6 I6hc low mddlng
a IL &c., and middling at 1Sh 19c. The supply is
only moderate
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st September, 1867 bales-l5 256
Received To-Day. ........-......-....... M fis ,o
Rece led previously. @766- 3O,l8O
45,436
Cleared to-uay none
Clelred previously. lbZzo-l6,22o
Stock On hand and on shipboaid. ...... 29,211
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Song.
BY CHARLES KINGSLEY,

By CHARLES kINGsLEY,
The world goes up, and the world goes down.
And the sunshine follows The RAIN.
And Yesterdays sneer and yesterdays frown
Can never come over aga'n,
Sweet wife,
No, npver come over again.
For woman is warm, though man be cold,
And the night will hallow the day.
TIL the heart which at even AS weary and old.
Can rise in the morning gay.
Sweet wife,
To its work in the morning gay.
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ORANGEBURG, October 25.-CoTToN-Is coming in
very slowly the news being favorable from New York
and Liverpool 1t sold yesterday at the following rates:
Ordinary.
Midd! l;-
Strict Midding. ...l37a
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BOSTON-Per schr Chiloe-ls6 bales Cotton, 40 oois
Naval stores 904 bbls Flour, bales Rags, barrels
Mlze @ bundles Paper, 152 tons Metal, $50 OAK
slaves Per schr J Jova-6l0 bales Cotton. oO
bbls Rosin, 81 casks Kaolin Clay, bales MOSS j
sacks Pea Nuts. hhds, casks and lot Old Iron:
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-1422 bales VI
land Cotton. 25 balos Domestics, 80 Packases
Per steamship Aabama-SG tierces Rice. N bags sea
Islar,i Cotton, so bales Upland Cotton, l15 Pack
a:es, IA bales Yarn, 1888 eLpty barrels. Per schr
EA Conkin-213 bales Cote H. 60 Dbs Naval Stores
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ESTIMATES WANTED.

OFFICE CITY OWL ENGINEER,
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, September IL, 1867.
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- the 18th ct u o'clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS of the lengths and sizes given below The es
Inmates will include the cost OF excayung about 200
cubic yards OF EARTH the necessary filing reforming OF
payements and grading after the laying OF trunks.
TRUNKS FEET
Length OF Trunk in Line street.. 27o
Len 9TH OF Trunk In and from lots in Coming street
TO the tidal dram wv
Ieupth Ct Trunk from lots Gadsden street to the
main drain In Wentworth street. ....-....-.... 120
Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
cfe stro ct drain .-............... io'
Total ,ength ............ 49,. SIT
Trunks to be wv elve by twenty inches In the clear
built OF two by twelve inches prime yellow pine panks
to rest upon seepers OF three by nine inches three feet
long placed i've feet centres Braces to be two by
Six inches dovetaed into the sides OF Trunks at dis
tances OF five feet from centres The trunks 10 Dc ald
TO grsdD pegs furnished by the Engineer.
All the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch. O., r-l..rt '... t.'
Plans can be seen ut this Office.
copy OF these specifications must be attached to each
o1er. LOUIS y. BAhbof,
September 10 city Engineer.
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Conngnees per south Carolina Railroad,
October 60.

1902 bales Cotton 65 bales Mdze 78 bbls Rosin cars
Stock, cars Lumber. &c. To Railroad Agent pewing
Burke;t Co, Courrenay & Trenholm, @ W Williams Il
Co. q Hopley Co. Col Hunt. g Walter & Co, L
Rodgers l. Co. W Bowling. Reeder, L NJ Aver Co.
Mowry & Co, Mantoue l. Co, Willis & Chisoni, Adams
Frost & Co. Gailard Il Minott, 2 Davis, W Mikel. Z
Lowndes Nachman l. Co, Wharton Petsch, Fraser
Dill, a CauBsen, ] Enslow Co. LJeffals Co.
Wiley " Dukes & Co. Jefords Co. Bolniarn II Bros,
house Il Co. F Mey, Graeser. Lee. Smith CO. john
ston, Crews Co, j & D Kirkpatrick j Pringe,
Mahon, Wiss & Co. J Aiken Co. ] Sloan. II
Baagett Co, Thurston 4 Holmes Hunt Bros, Z Ad-
ger ( Co. H Baker & Co. C q Memminger, Dowie
Noise, D Ludwig, Schroeder Miss Tunno. Mallo-
nee F Holmes.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX -PAYERs.
CTTY TREASURY OTFICE.l
October 8, 1867.
TT,Ay EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM THIS OF
FICE on 92d inst. on all unpaid returns for 1857,
dna on Doth June last 8. THO MAS
octohor City Treasurer,
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH October 4-CorroN-Our market con-
tnued in much the same dull condition until MONDAY
when the advices of advance in Liverpool and New
York caused considerable dminuton, lasting until
Tuesday noon, when tho news OF the failure OF tne
Royal Bank of Liverpool brought things to standsul
as coupled with the above disaster there was reported
uneasness and disrust also Sled decline there anu
corresponding feeling i'll New York Yesterday out
little was done, parties apparently buying merely 10
complete invoices. To-day, however, the accounts OF
European markets being sustained, Ine
financial difficulty, and the improved tone OF New ork
impaired confidence and buyers displayed great activity
which has resulted in by far the heaviest days business
OF the season very full prices and we close rmy at
the following quotations, which taken from actual
sales and we would remark that the prices paid have
given bsss which to quote the lower grades wife
some degree OF regularity:
Good Middling Liverpool (scarce) ..........l9 o.
Strict Mddlng, Liverpool, (scarce).. .....-. -.lSh@-
M,ddling. c1I7 21@
Low Middling. .Io1a9gi'
Good Ordinary. ----.......--.......to tg-<
The larger proportion of the sales being composed OF
the latter although good lots have been picked up
The advance to-day is tull cent per pound some or
which however may be lost tomorrow as the late dis
patches rom New York 60 not confirm those OF earlier
date; and here we would remark that cotton shows sx-
treme constituencies and parties hold ofa day. factors
become anxious, while brisk demand they are will
ing and ready sellers. and to-day mas WORKED on large
quantity of poor cotons. which declining or even
dull market would not have been easily got nd or 10
shippers to Europe does fthe poorer grades
were most desirable at the comparatively low prices
ruling for them with reducing stock OF American
staple the grades will assimate very much and type
samples received here ofSeperber classification shows
that such has already begun.
Sea Islands are less complained of, but still we con-
side as we did months ago. that this crop would bo
much shortened by the disastrous rains Oh 30 long
duration on the coast.
RIcE-The stock of Rice hand is so small that 1t is
impossible to give correct wholesale quotations. There
is, however better feeling We quote Carolina, So
&C. and l0c by tae single tierce Rangocn Is quoted
at &c per pound. BY the bag, in small lots.
SnT-There are several cargoes Of salt on the way
bcre hut there Is az yet no change in the quotations
From the wharf, by load 50 s5 from store. 81 co.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-A general apathy still pervades
this branch business. Manufacturers of lumber have
but little encouragement in the present low prices and
timber getters cannot afford to get out timber al the
same rates as when produce and labor twenty-five
per cent lower We forbear quotations until there an
Improvement
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
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AN ORDINANCE
ro REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCK

convenience of the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel Of Cooper River be kept with s
cient depth Of water for all commercial purposes and
free from obstructon:
Be Il ordained That in future all mud removed from
any of the city docks by dredge machines or
shall be removed hundred and nifty fathoms from
the end OF the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy Of
this Ordinance which he is required strictly to enforce
and to report for prosecution all violations OF the sae
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
offence.
Ratified in City Council this eight day of October in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
dxty-seven. ,,
~ u S,1ru Clark of Council October 1S
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