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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25

Description Of the Netv Territory.
The territory which bas become tho property Of
~ United Steg has been the subject Of negotiation for
feeii years past Tho Bay Of SANTANA is situated on
bhs south side 6f the peninsula Of the name, and
n from east 10 west about forty.three miles long, BY
hight miles wide. Tho Yuna-the largest river In ST.
R9pIpgo.swpt!se isse!s 4 ny western end: Ths bay
Mk one Of The laresM and safest harbors IN the world
Md from s position In reference the Gulf Of Mexico
and the routes across Central America may be
tArded Is being the most important point in military
md commercial view In that portion Of the continent
PA is northern shore and lying In the ghrof land
looked bay d the small and dilapidated town Of Santa
kSbarba which ID probably included in the purchase.
hs entrance 70 the bay aboutthree miles wids and
b easily defended BY heavy batteries located
both shorsA OF the capacity Of the harbor need only
s said that no feet could DO gathered within large
enough to take up It's space, 90 that either from the
FEATHER or from ~ enemy, our commercial and war
hsvy can always 6nd place Of certain safety.
.Ip political point Of visw the possession Of the
RAy Of samana By the United States Is Of great I'M
Sortepce II gives VI powerful and controlling POSI-
Hon In the Antilles and the Gulf Of Mexico and should
IBIS acquisition b followed b. the purchase Of the Is.
Ind u g. fhAi6as W Will become the prsponderatng
ow6f The SSpslAgo. and the actual arbtsrs OF the
eshuiss Il all the islands which comprise IL That
urepssA Powers have always recognised this fact IL
sraia - according - the Opinion Naonals Of Paris
attsapt = ct possession Of sevsr years ago was
panied BY che French Consul General n Port "a Prince
The same papsr, under date Of February a. 1857, in
sfsring 70 the visit Of Mr. Frederick Seward TO st.
Domingo declared that the acquisition Of the Bay
samanG BY the United States "could not fail to be-
ZONE cause ef just dsquist 70 France Spain, England
Snd the republic OF HAyu." And, indeed, % far ~
main ana Hsyu are concerned III occupation by NJ
Would aimos ensure our success In Of war with
SIshsr or shojs governments, commanding - Il dos'
ayti and Cues IN side and Porto Rico on the other
hould We n6ossd In getting possession Of 81 Thomas
Xhsa We would completely hem In Jamaica and CON-
hand the Frsneh Antilles islands
The Eve circuit miles Of land sold with the bay are
1ery fertile, - indeed ID the entire peninsula They
M doubtless b. dssa 70 construct ne naval station, and
Il erect forts md batteries upon.
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The above table gives but few Of the places With
which our merchants and others correspond. and the
number Of days sss down would, IN many instances
indicate quick despatch. u WILL shsn, b sen that the
time 70 bs saved BY the cables viii b from four 70
thirty dava Another great advantage 70 ssss from The
construction Of these lass WI be that Of daily connu.
nlca,ion whereas, under the present system, days.
weeks and ofsn months must sspss before Inscgsaes
can bs obtained from distant pointa
pmcRrrros o. rn oABLs.
The cable already LAID MANUFACTURED AZ silvsrtou.
Engaad BY shs india Rubber. 0uts Psrcha and TsIs.
graph works Company the directors Of which agreed 70
receive pay for their WORK until had been found 70
give entire sassfaeslon aftss ssbmsrsIoa The Cuba
cable constructed In three parss All u these ere
composed Of the same materials AN outer sheath
ina Of gaivanissd iron WIRE ofthicknsss differing accord
Ing 70 shs depth Of WATER and three GOATS Of gutss
psrchs surrounding the conducting wires. which are
usysu In number The copper wire 10 about one hun.
dred and seven pounds 70 the mile, while the gusss
psrcns covering weighs and seventy poands
mar mile The shore end Of the cable, sxssndng from
Ksv west n Florida 70 Sandy Light 10 protected BY vsrl
tbot IRON wire, and weighs twevs tons per hs. From
this pon. into three hundred fa.homs Naisr 10 70 b
d,m,n,bsd IN size and weigh nias Vas per mile The deer
sea portion is again smaller Weighing two and onsha
Ton, Pr alla EnlbD. quarters II ~ Inch " dam
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

The Metropolitan Revenue Board held short sessos
yesterday but business Of public interest trans
acted Two or three important seizures were reported
and referred to the District Attorneys having charge d
the districts in which the property seized situated
The telegram mentioned 10 yesterdays HsaALs q
coming from Commissioner Rollins ordering the sesurl
Of tho bonded warehouse In Sedgwck street. Brookva,
received by Colonel Messm0re before the report o.
inspectors Cocheu and Jewet was presented 70 the
board, the Deputy Commissioner having had oooaslot
10 suspect the establishment In question: and put ON
on the watch before the above inspectors wssI
there at al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25
TN TURF
Tressias as washipssea Hollow, Dutchsss
County.

Trottins at Washington Hollow, Dutchess
County.
PovoHEsyrnr, August "a, 1857.
Two wo.siss eoasssv tssk place 4. wHpinssoa Hok
Law tvsys inIss from this city yesterday. me nns
wa match for S1oo J. r. Post named sorrs' ssldins
Poss Boy, and Joha v. W. Doty named bay mare Lazy
WOOD mile heats. bsss three Ia ave, In harness Lazy
wand won the arst heat IN 1:te. TIE next two heats
~srs Won By Post Boy In 2:6 and 2:l1 enes which
fsSy wood was Withdrawn and ths money given 70 Pcss
Bc d ssrs sss was for purse Of tloc she a. horse
getting SiS ana The second e2s Thsy we're hrss en-
tr,ss q follovs:-Mr Bardssy chestnut stallion Paul,
a. sstn ID asding Major King Nile beat4 bs2 three IN
ave. in bsrnsss The nrs. hest VA won y MAJOR knk
~ tb,rd heat was WOO ~ PAdl u 3Aok the folrth
heat 81 Paul in 22 and hs nh heat ana raos ~ Psui
In La
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In the Eysnips Ts,ssrs" q
WILL BE FOUND DAILY !.
THE LATEST NEWS PROM EUROPE .! oA:ta !
SPECIAL TELEaRAxs FROM ALL PARTS 81
AMERICA
/. FLASHES FROM ALL PARTS: .
AL! TEE Loo!L NEWS. =
foLIcs AND COURT MATTHIAS Q
(. LABOR Mov.xEx!s. ~; !.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL tARry Ok
THE COUNTRY. 9
NEW JERSEY, LONG ISLAND. wEsrcHEsfss Am
STATEN ISLAND NEWS. ~. I
A aUIDB AND DIRECTORY or rhR Wars Of
LEAVING NEW YoEK.
4 FAMILY sARksr R.roaf. BEING 4 autp.ts
IousEKEErERs AND oooxs
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
LIST or.rHr :Avisos BANKS TX r!r Or:y. !.
THE A.usz.zsrs IN !HE .sracroII:. !,
PERSONAL rsr.IIro5sos.. !.
GENERAL NEWS o. ras DAY
ocss1r,. rAO:n~. AND :O.r:x !:
Aos &c.. o. e.
IHE EVENING TELEoRAN HAS THE LAHopss
CIRCULATION OF ANY EVENING PAPER =
PUBLISHED.
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Special Telegram to the New
York Herald.
tNoIHeR ACQUISITION OF TERRITORY,
United States Naval Station IL
the West Indies.
Cho Bar Of Samana and Z Circuit Of
Land Five Miles Adjacent Par
chased Tor $S,000,0OO.
HAVANA, Cuba. August %, 1867, 4
Via LAKE CrY, Fla, August "a

Via LAKE ,Crr, Fla, August "a
i xshave learned RON = United States naval
dps Who sss ssnt - State Dsp.rtnens
Washington on spssIal mission 10 the West
Dds that President General Cabral had sent
special messenger to Washington, to accept
he Offer Of the United States government for.
yhe purchase Of SANTANA, ON the island Of Hayti.
The terms are said to be, the acquisition Of
the bay and five miles circuit of adjacent land,
kQr the sum Of Ave millions of dollars
Gen. Cabral's messenger has not probably
tet reached washsngtop.
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yur MIRA lncAnpMEnr At HULL. MASS.

The sncampmsnt OF the First brigade. a. s1svoerif
Hill broke up to-day, and the troops we're dismissed
passed Oh qs,suy and V We credit Of sae ehSs, sad
NJ
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sTEiNWAY 4 SONS TRIUMPHANT.
srEINwAY SONS are enabled positively 70 announce
that they be ve been awkrde4 ,o,n $3.50, -.

THE FIRST GRAND QOLO nEDAL FOB
AMERICAN PIANOS.
this medal being distinctly olasgdod hrst ~ onog
American exhibitors. In proof OF which the following
OFFIOIAL CERTIFICATE .
OF the President and members OF the International lay -
Musical Instruments 10 annexed:- -,
certify that the 6rs gold medal for Amsroan Peese
has unanimously awarded 70 Messr Sous
by the Jury Of tho International Exposaon.
First on the list 10 class Z. .-
President OF international JusY.
0KoRoEs KAsrN.Ro N.mh.r,
Auss0lss TH0nAs, cseh~
r Be. HANsLI0K krntnsr.SS.sl
z. A. GgvAD8T Isr~
j. SCuInDMAYuA y
Tho original osrtaoats togetnsr With .the olq!e -
logue Of awards" In which the pame OF 9TRlNNAy
SONS rccefdsa arst c1 The ; ca b 80 q as'f
numbers 100 and Ill Ras Fourteenth street. New York
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the BANKRUPT Court.
Petitions FiIed yestcrdsy.

Petitions Fiied Yefordsy.
Henry w. Prescott New York rssTea 70 gsxistsr
Ketea6n, Thomss Grssansld, New YORK; 'refsrrsd 70
Rsssys El.s2s
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In view Of The Approaching Exhibiuon Of the AmeQo
Ips;svss f:r and sos sas SyRSSas q SHspE pTS
chaisess Neesrs Pollak Son 70 eopcs VII " !. 10y
sign be selected By them ourselves. a ther ep
and thsy 70 notify Of their acceptance Or rsjssoe ~
''A KALDENpER0 SON Receivers Sfth6
/. Prize for American Neerschaum Pipes
At the Paris Exposition, 1857.
No. 8 John street, up stairs, next 10 Broadway.
Store . Wall, corner Of Broad.
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Eenpletisn Of the Cable Between Cpba and
Flerida-Prspesed Connections With
the Antilles and Central and seuth
Ansrisa-Enset Of Their Con-
struetien On Our Commerce.
SPECIAL rrlfsaLms 70 TIVE HERALD.

Congrntuiafory Messages Bstwecn the Gap.
tain General OF Cuba and the Mayor Of hey
west-Movements Of the Narva.
PuSrA RosA, Fla, August n, 1901
1880 O'Clock r. n J
Your Kcy West correspondent has announced the
Guiding OF the lost cable while Vas st ses II wn
Pound on Saturday night the spilce was made, ana
sssrs Hall and Donovan, electricians al Key West and
thorera cha,ted through the line. The cable works
rpisudidy.
The Mayor OF Ksy West on Sunday tslsgraphsd 70 the
Captain General Of Csbs a. follows:-
As our facilities Of intercourse % may our mutual In.
1srest and prosperity increase
The Captain General responded
congratulate you upon the success OF the enterprise
which is destined 70 facilitate the rapid sommunL
stion and trust coniributs greatly 10 the develop.
JOAQUIN DEL MANZANO,
Governor General Of Cuba
IN cana lot, ksz Ys.i N SUNDAY VIII he s9Lsrs .!
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:. TIE Telearam e Crsa'Il.g GsTpless Rsys7
ciroulaon Of any paper OF tie class In the country
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Address Pollock and SO Mn anu facture tho
block MeerschAums ut low prices Bt0res 81
~ John street. Nassau aud 6g2 Broadway. Also
pairing done, Boiling, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25

Person Using SINGERS Hair Restorative
will become bald gray.-Rccommended By physi-
clans and sold By Druggists and perfumers
everywhere Depot ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25

Campbell, Apeshecary, aud Chcmlst-Ccrley
Eighth and Twenty eighth street. Pure medicines
aud prescriptions dispensed With care.
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DIR. J. ". schenck. sf Phila Ssiphia: Will 20
every Tuesday. from A. N. to3P. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25

the Narva set and received the congratulations Of
enthusiastic crowd that had collected d the dock.
On the evening Of the 2lst the Nava Left Tor Havana
to GOAL and arrived here this mernng She viii q snos
lay the shore end here and thence pay out the cable 70
Key West II no accident occurs the line will DO
nected before the slst instant This Lenapss Captain
Irwin. will assist the NarvA
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sss Brs.Sw.y s.s:sa Sisssssass ssa f.saesA g.
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III, H bss:s.I. s \: Is ss:z. :s
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EARisstt i'se' wiss Is PGG .s:- rs
awarded eishytwo eompst'srs the highest prsmun
Button hachinsshe oniy gold medal for this bee q
manufacture ocia hst Of awards and fac smile OF
medal ct WHEELER WILSON'S
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TIE Great Hsssshe!d nsedicise

are siivs 10 The unsoaasd claims Of RAnW AIS nkQU4
TxrIN0 PILLS standard kouseAolA me<isknes fhfW
prss without pain, produce regularity % W
bo-ss say fever. Gs spechc for szmass sn
Price % psr boz, coated with swsst ssn Tree frosA
taste. Sold BY druGaistsl
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CurtaIn: ard FsreisaEe. gsverIsgs. s:sisc.
al q. L. J. b. KELTf's. sr Broadway.
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The Ths...sa: q p K. -. e sfksES
vsius When used vith 80 u onsa euee's p"'~~
sAra. Sold b druggsa
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Sssfssis ssk' = 81 for .gss.sss.
q children such - tse,hng Wind cola o - sss
from pais bui regulates stomach and ssvess eoe
sves rest 70 ihs msshsr sod hsshh 70 the ehid bs rs
ana On" was. wrSsLov's SOOTHING synUP,
Haviag the fac sInls o. curtis Perkins % me oaas
wrsuper All others are sass raitaoens
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n!.. b: s:.Sr :sss. e. EsR
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..ss:. ss Hair ~ 9sy .: ::. s .ss z.:i
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The Have machlss Cs.ss.y ..i Ess.s 6 M.sCS
1900 Es~ ScrI
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The TelssrssT,o %. rr.sm " arssdy has The isresss
, s,sna,.o. ~ az sspsr q M glass In Vie ooass
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Waited For.
PuHrA Rosa, Fla, August -.
O'Clock p. n
Delay 10 completing the cable 70 Key West feared
The placing Of q few miles Of small sized cable IL
the Cuban cable has raised the question whether
the telegraph COMPANY will accept from the
contractors, which caa oaly bs done By the
board In New York. Engineer Webb does mot feel au-
shorssd 70 lay the cable heucs TO Key West
qusnos without tslsgraphic authority from London.
Engineer Evsrsts Of the telegraph company. 10 here
but his no way bind the company President
Smith, any acceptance he may make will doubt b.
isAorsd unless In compliance with the contracts.
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Ssyfse,,ys s sG.s y .o Al !SaScsst,

xsss s1ssr q srosa"ss NsSs voss
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Delay in tho Laying or the Inland Oabis-Ad-
Vices from tho Beard OF Directors 20 DO
Waited For.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27
Chattanooga and Grand Junction,
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, !
MAIN GUARD HOUSE,

OFFICE OF CHEF OF PoL1cE,)
MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
TNHE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES
J. published for the information Of all whom it
may concern captain S sis%n Of Police
Sec vi. All smoking OF any pipe or ssgar In White
same is hereby prohibited and any person who shall
violate this clause of this Ordinance SHALL for each and
every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum OF five dol
lars, to be recovered in the City Court onehah the
amount to be given to the intOrmer
SIo VIII. All indecent and disordery conduct curs-
relng, fighting profanity. committed in White Point
Garden or either Of the Batteries Aforesaid shall be
punished in the same manner ss the same offences are
now directed by law to he punished when committed In
any other portions of the city.
SEC < No person or persons shall ride. lead or drive
of the Garden, under penalty Of ye dollars for every
such offence to be recovered in the City Court onehaR
the amount Of the fine to be given to the inf0rmeF
Sec XI 1t shall not be lawful for any person per-
SONS to secure with their tass any vessel boat
raft to any part of the wharf or the ratings thereof
at White Point constructed by the City Council leading
from that part East Bay called the Battery to South
Bay street. 10 land from any boat, vessel or rsft
any boards lumber or other material on any part OF the
said wharf and any person persons shall violate or
any OF the provisions contained IN this clause
such or persons shall forfeit and pay fifty dollars
to be recovered the City Court onehaf OF which pen
atty shall 60 to the informer.
Whereas many loaded drays and carts pass unnecessa
rily through King street. In the city OF Charleston to
the great obstruction of that horoughtare and to the
serious inconvenience and danger OF those VINO have
business therein:
BE i, ordained That from ind after the passing Of this
Ordinance shall not be lawful for any licensed cart
dray wagon other carriage, laden with cotton um-
ber other merchandise or COMMONLY 10 De urlVen
through the King street south OF Calhoun street. or
any part thereof and except for the purpose OF re-
ceving or deposung load in such part OF said street,
and any driver or conductor Of any such cart drny,
wagon or other carriage, offending herein shall forfeit
and pay Of not less than ten dollars, nor more
than twenty dollars 80 August %
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PBo-
DUCTS, AND OTHER NFLANMABLE OILS.
SEC l. Be IL ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, in
Cy Council assembled That from and after the ltt day
OF June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene Hook Oil, Benzne Benzoe, or any other in
ammable oil oils storage for sale in any collar
store or building south Of Line street. In larger qlin
tity than hfty gallons any one lot or premises and
sny such quantity kept stored shall be contained III
ycssels OF tin or other metal.
sIo THAT Petroleum, its products, any other in
fammable oil or oils when brought into the city by an
or water may be kept any lot or In any building i'll
which cotton not stored, for period not exceeding
twontyour hours upon the expiration Of which time 1t
shall be removed and kept in the manner as required by
the foregoing section.
SIC. s. Any person persons violating any part of
this Ordinance shall be subject to ne OF two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable in any Court OF cont
petent Jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council this twentyfrs day Of May Ia
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siIty-seyen.
Ills. Z. Z. GAlLLAhD, mayor.
" n SMITH Clerk of Council June T.
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@- Al communications intended Tor publication in
His jo'rnat must be addressed 10 he Editor Of Me
Daily Neaos, No. 1S Hayne-street, Charleston, S. G.
Business Communications 10 Publisher OF Dday
Ne,os.
We ecannot undertake 10 return rejected co,anaunscd.
lions.
advertisements outside oft city must be acconpa-
MED ,pith The cash.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
GTIcE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
Nav 1877

rrIcE CLERK OF CoUHc1L,(
May 1857.
The following Section o." An Ordinance TO abolish the
office Of Superintendent Streets to provide ior heep
lug the Streets Lanes, Alleys. and open Courts IN tIe
City of Charleston Cesl and for other purposes IL
hereby published for the iformation OF all concerned
For the due protectonf the said contractor OF con
tractors further ordaied Thut every owner lessee
occupant and tenant OF ny premises fronting IN any
street. lane, alley or ope court shall on every asy
Sundays eIcepted have tb dirt filth garbage or olher
heap and in readiness for be contractor by the hour OF
seven O'Clock A. NJ iron the first day OF May 70 the
first day OF November in eey year and by tne hour ol
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, from he frat day OF NoVempsr u
the frs day of May following. And any person onsnd-
ing herein, or placing an DIRT Nth, garbage or oter
ofa in any street. lane ornley open court aer tne
hours above named shallbt subject to nne not iess
thnn two nor than v, dollars for each and every
un order % ~ w. q. SMITH,
1;y,UIs C.,rk Of Council
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FIRE LOAN.

CITY HAIL, November O. 1886:
IL PERSONS DESIROUsOF REBUILDlN IN IaE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the Clty, nn
der "An Act OF the GeneraAssembly, giving autnor!
the City Council of Chareton to proceeo W ie LA. M
ter OF Fire Loan with vi0y to aid IN oon8 up tno
City anew" are hereby noted that the form OF aPpi.
cation for loans be obted at the ohce e tne CieFf
of Council, between the horl, Of A. NJ ana =. W.
All applications must be8 ID in the above mennoned
office, as the Committee WI meet every Monday 10 co.,
slider the same. .,nr
By order Of the Mayor W. q. sMIIh,
November10 10 CLERK Oh COUNCIL
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, end radiant hair
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwtned,
Enchaned the very heart and mind,
CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex into Wavy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR J AND GENTLE.
Is MEN can beauhfy themselves q thOusand-fod.
It is the only article in the world that will curl straight
hair and at the time give 1t beautiful glossy ap.
peurance The Crisper Coma not only the hair but
invgorates beaues and ceanses it; Ia highly and de-
ghfuly pertumed and is the most complete article OF
the kind ever offered to the Am, ncan public. The
Crsper Coma will be sent to any address. sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders 20
W. L, CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette street, Syracuse. N Y.
March a 1yr
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jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
office so as to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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70 R SALE.

RARE CHANCELLOR SALE AT A
"A BARGAIN, Stock, Utensils. &C., Of VEGETABLE
FARM on the Neck, within city boundary very fertile,
and In perfect working Order with Eve years. at
moderate rent large dwelling and necessary outbuid
i1gs fine maroon grove; reasons for selling owner
going North. No agents and only those meaning bus
ness need apply, at NO. ls JASPER COURT.
August 20 ~
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LARGEST CIRcyLATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
tiers remaining IN the Posto6ice at the end
of each a0eek, ayreeaby to the .tollo,0in9
section of the Me,o Postofce Law, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION S. And be it further enacted That lists of let
tcrs remaining uncaed for in any Postoce in any city,
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly or oener shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery Of the said
Office
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27
NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS
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OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, |

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
i the Legislature, passed the Goth day OF December,
1866 all persons concerned hereby notified call at
this Office and take out the required license Immediately
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.