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IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE DECIDED. The
breaking down of the platform OF the Penn
sylvanta Railroad Company at Johnstown. ON
the occasion OF the visit of President Johnson
in September, 1865, by which several persons
were killed and large number crippled for
life, IL fresh In the memory OF our readers. A
large number Of suits have been ioetitutsd
against The company for damages, and one of
these-Gillis vs.. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company-was recently disposed Of before
Juoge Taylor, at Eoensburg. This was q test
case, and the Issue turned upon q single ques.
tion, namely, whether the railroad company
was bound 70 construct their platform that il
would support sny weight which might be put
upon IT. or whether they were only REQ uired
10 make IL nciently strcng and safe 70 trans
act their ordinary business. The evidence was
very voluminoue, and the arguments OF coun-
sci most elaborate. His Honor Judge Taylor,
In an equally elaborate opinion, decided the
legal points against the plaintiff. and instructed
the jury 10 find for the defendant without
leaving the box The counsel for the plaintiff
will appeal TO the Supreme Court from the
decision OF the court below. Until q decision
Is re ached before the higher court il 10 under
stood that no other case growing out OF the fall
Of the platform will be tried By rAem In Cam.
oria county.-HarStstErQ Telegraph
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ToR DIsEAsEs or THE THROAT AVID LUsss, sucH
As COUGHs, CoLps, WHOoPTS0 CouSH,
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, ASp
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INSURANCE Decision The Supreme court
OF Maesachu setts has decided that il an iusur
ance policy contains clause prohi biting the
carrying on OF any illegal Business on the
premises insured, The policy 10 VOID IL the
intoxicating liq uors with intent to sell, xheth-
er the fact 10 Known to the owner OF the prem.
lies or not The case w0s that Of Kelly va
The Worcester NJ utual Insurance Company.
The defendants refused TO pay q policy of in.
eurance on q building which Vas burned, ON
the ground that In Intoxicating lilo uore were kept
there for sale.
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The EvEHIBe LEvKBs OF THE PRDsIDENT.-
We understand that the evening receptions OF
the President and the Ladies' of the Executive
Mansion will be commenced shortly, and 1t Ii
probable that the nrst one will take place next
week. The President has not yet determined
whether to hold levee every week or every
alternate week during the season.
The afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Patterson
and MRS. Stover, the accomplished daughters
OF the President, will also be commenced
shortly after New Years day.
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FREE 10 EVERY BODY

Large pp. Circular, giving information Of the
psatest Importance 20 the young Of both sexes.
~ teaches how the homely may become beautiful
NE aesplsed respected, and the forsaken loved.
no Young lady or gentleman should fail TO send
sner Address, and receive Q copy post paid, BY
earn mail Address 6 fSraver Al
eptd6veoly Troy, New York.
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TIE ORDHANCD CoAMIrrBE will comm noe
lis sessions sgain on Thursaay next, ana pro.
ceed with the Investigation OF the alleged pro.
,ec,ile frsds The Committee expect shortly
Z f,er the rsassemblips ef Congress to make
,h,ir report IN regard 70 the various matters
shich tbey have bad. under sxaniaation sincs
thslf orssnisauon.
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MoEsIRUR ToSsoS. AeAIN!-Another bill
was introduced in the Council Board last
night, giving Mr.. Severson a job on the canal.
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AN ESSAY FOR lOtNG MEN on Physioloef-
cal Lrrors Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
anc Larly Manhood, which create impediments to
kAhhlAOE, with sure means Of relief. Sent In
sealed envelopes, free of charge, Address DR. J,
sh,LLiN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
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TEE SuB-CoNNITrBR OF WAYS AND MlAKs
neld q meeting this morning. and examined
several witnesses relative TO whisky matters.
From the fact that the committee desired the
proceedings kept secret, 10 was Impossible to
ascertain the nature Of The evidence elected ~
the exaninatiou.
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The following order was this morning issued
by Secretary WeIles:
? HAvv vv-D.DAAEMsnT, w WAsxxzerou 10th
December, 1s67.-Omcers of the Navy and
Marine Corps In the city Of Washington, are
notified to assemble at the Navy Department
u ii o'clock q. m, on Wednesday, January
lst, 1865, and thence proceed to pay their re-
speets to the Preside mt of the United States.
Omcers will appear In full dress uniform
for Official visits on shore.
GIDEON WILLIS.
Secretary Of the Navy
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RUSSIA ON IRELAND.

Our readers may remember dispatch pub
lishcd in our clcgraphic columns few 'l",," -e''
nnrr,-,;rr ., h, - circular from Prince
uoRTscuAKorF 10 tho Russian Ambassadors aL
Washington, Paris and London, calling for q
joint consideration on Irish affairs. We c1-
pressed our conviction Mt tho time, that this
circular was cdnnrd, and il now turns out 10
hnvc been such. Many of tho papers through
out tho country published it Us bona fide piece
Of '.imporIhnt intelligence" among them the
New York Herald, which took that opportunity
to print one Of its sensation editorials, ehowing
that tho foreign cditer of that cosmopolitan
sheet had the whole thing pat had expected
1t long ago; gave the hidden reasons of The
step. and had no doubt whatever that the pro-
position Of Russia would he cordially received
both by France and tho United States. sNA-
PoLHos cannot refuse to hear the cause of the
descendants Of the men of Fontenoy, even if
they demand q piebiseite. Russia has benefited
largely by Irish valor, tho famous De LACY
oonquering tho Crimea for CArnAniNE. Eng
land, 10 be consistent, is likely 10 consent; 80
TINT the troublesome chronic difficulties Of the
Christians in the East, Of tho people Of Ire
land, and of Turkey herself may, perhaps, bo
rcmedicd by movement undertaken in ST.
Petersburg and completed in Washington"
When the Herald found the said circular to
have been bogus, it became very nngry, and said:
sthe London agent Of the Associated Press
must be Fenian in disguise, o fool, or q des-
perate joker, regardless of expense" The
circular, 1t seems, was frat published in IN
English paper, styled, "The Echoes of tho
Clubs." We admire the ingenuousncss of tho
Herald in confessing its own ineptitude. After
using its influence to induce it's readers to be-
lievo in the genuineness of the dispatch, IL
says in the next days angry editorial $50
transparent hoax needs no elaborate expos
uren
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the reorganization of the army. Thus tho
Courier deI Et"fs Uni,, profcssc,lly nm indc-
pendent journal, says: II is TO be regretted
that, in view Of tho increase Of tho forces Of
PRUSSIA nnh of Germany, We should not mnko
moro hnstc in reorguniring our army. Shall
wo be ready In timer This is tho great qucs.
ton. II Is truo the Intervention of Europe has,
Tor the moment, removed tho chances of war
But what guaranty have We TINT this peace will
to lasting? Moreover, tho law for tho re-
organization of ne army requires long time
TO 90 thoroughly into operation. How long,
"Rer the Inv shall havo boon passed, will il
be before France will reap its full benefit ?
These, and many other questions of similar
character, led US to believe that Tho Govern
ment would urge prompt consideration Of
This measure. But this was not tho case and
1t is to bo regretted. but everything at this
time ia sacrificed to the Exposition. that is, to
peuco; and since pence Is the greatest of bless
ings We have nothing to complain Of.
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An ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE THE sronkoB PRrnoiEuM rrs ppo-
pUCTS, AND 0rHRR iNHLAxnfABLR ouR
sEo I. Be Il orLaiaed BY tie Mayor ana Aidfruen IN
Oily Cornet diiemblsd, That from and aer tho i6 asy
Of Juno next, II shAl bo lawful 10 ioep Pstrolonm
Kerosene. Rock OIL Henslne, BenLole or any other In
S OF OILS on storage or for sale In any collar
uty than hfy gallons on any lot OF prcnises Anil
any Guch quantity % kept or stored shaM bo contained M
yee,ols Of Tin or other metal, = l1-7, !
BIO That Petroleum, It's products or any othor IN.
nAnmAble OIL or OLA when brought Into e city BY laud
OF water. may bo kcpt on any lot In any building M
When cotton not stored for period not exceeding
tSenyfouf hours, upon The expiration Of which tmh It
the foregoing section. s1l 81 n. = : =
BIC. 2 Any person or persons violating any part of
his Ordinance shal bo subject 60 nno OF two hundred
aoh fof csnh oenoe recoverable In any Court Of
q; Gig Council ii,is iwoniy ynFs; Gay VI si., in
e year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred ii,d
dxty Ssvcn. - '.., :
t.i (LAS,l r, @. 0AIILARD Nayor
", b. G,Hru. Clerk Of Counois. Junso
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PUBLIC. HOT1CE. ?
ORFICE OF CITY TIRE

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBLIo NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UHi}}EH
Il the following Ordinance licenses have been propart
for delivery from this oncc. g. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
eko. !. Be Ordained by ne Mayor and Aldermen u
CITY CblEet atseatc That from snd atcr The Arst day
Of January licenses shall DO taken ont for ali carts druy
Tho samo manner aud according to The sae nloyisIons
Of force In re.cn 70 siits drnys and wsons ieo
driven flor hire, except giving bonds And each smell
isInns 1s number thereof sna naTtod ripa 10 ns
placed ON the outside OF the shat. = :
surety % any Bond Under tho o1n.see m concerning
Less ho cr .ho be foehoIder. - :, = =
licenses for public and private Carts draya vaaons
incudinR Tho horscs OF mules used thereof which shah
be FREQ from other tsIstonI " = - -
ckHTs, paIfs ETC, on rHoaE x,rP1oYxn NJ AM
DUsNEss wHArEyxn, Ton H1nn ptnkcr HDmror, u
For eSsFy cart dray or wagon drawn by horse q
For cart dray wagon, drawn BY two horses OF
For ovory hack and carriage uith two wheels. $40
For oyery hack and carriaeo with four wheels, $40
with two horses. $50 VA IF
For ovory ,ise or omnibus teIcopt limo ornnioas,
For every truck drawn by tro or moro horses or mules
For evey express wagon drawn by two or moro
HlxiD oAzs ARD ParskfI olRrs, pnAYn, rru.
For overy broad cart or wagon. IS.
For eyery cart dray wagon, used for private DO
porting Of goods wares merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation. either directly OF
indirectly for tho ssmo, sbs pay ceuso the sum Of
%, exclusive Of tho horse or mnIa.
Ratified In City Council, this 1elh day Of January.
f. 81 In tho year Of our Lord ono thouland saht hun
drtd and rtIty-SiI.
Jsnus1 ". q. SMITH. C1ert Of Council
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ORDINANCE. I;
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED

lt
FTWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
Il for tho Information OF all coEcsrncd
An ORDINANCE REGULATE THE CLRANsIao or PpryIrs
AND VAULTS IN TUE cuRponlTK LIMITS OF THE crrr.
i. Be II Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen That
from and stter the ratification Of this Ordinance II shall
not be lawful for sny person to elesnso tho
contents OF Vaults or Pryies within the limits of tho
city, without h.Tng previously obtaned license for the
s,mo a. such Sensos 70 e1piro on tho slDs Docomber
Drays and Carts -
II. That thouss Of barrels in opon Carts and Wagons
s prohbied and parties applying for License will
qurod 70 provide closed Cara suitable for the purpose
III All parsons having such License shslf report ut
one of duard Houses during tho day bis or their
enton 10 nuch work during the ensuing night in the
Lower Wards such report 10 bo the Main Guar
House - IN tho Upper Wards to Upper Guard House.
~ Tho place or places for tho deposit OF such osi
shhn 30 desgnated from tine 10 timo by Tho Mayor.
v. Every owner or driver Of such Licensed Cart or
any oher person who sha violate any proYtsons
Of this Ordinance or shall neglect refunc TO observe
tho sAmo or any Of them, Bha forfeit and pay for ear
offence nno not 70 erceed dollars DO on.
forced by the Mayorfn his Court recovered any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction.
Htned In City Council this seventh day Of May, In thu
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred snd sT.
ty-seyen. - =
v v. Il. HarrH, 20. aA1IIA1D; m:vo,
Clerk Of Council smo Nay 10
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CRISPER COMA.


y TO TAX PAYERS,
FINHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for the Information Of ali persons concorned:
An ORDNANCE To AMEND An ORDINANCE RAISE SUP
rL1xS ron THE rEAn 1867, AND FOR orugs
be Is o1i...sa II .i,a .aayor and Alcrmon IN CITY
Counon assembled, That all Axos payable Under the Or
dninoc TO raise supplies for tho year 1907 for other
purposes be paid before tho 18th day Juno ne1t
and that porsons who ah,l mako default Of payment Of
amount Of their ta1es, one and . half per cent pct
month until the 91st day OF July whom, 81 not paid an
amount OF two peri cent per month upon the amount
Of arns shall DO paid and niter the s1s day Augus
threo par cont per month tho amount OF aIcs duo
thnu be paid until payment OF ths whole amount 10 made
IL That all persons who neglect fail 10 cay their
monthly hIns ON or before tho 6fteeuh day OF each
month, shan respectively pay the amounts thereof
two pdr cent per month ffom such fifteenth day. until
payment II mlda. = IN
Rauned in City Council this seventh day OF Hay, In
The year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
hIty-seyen.
Il 81 p. O. GAuLARD, Mayor.
W. II. aSfrH. Clork OF Council amo May II
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THE NEW nEcoNsTRuCT1oN ACT.

Our readers will find the full text of the Ro.
construction Act, rs passed by both Houses Of
Congress on Saturday, in our telegrnphic COL
umns this morning.
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u will remove all nervous affections, depression OF.
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ry confusion thoughts Of self destruction fears OF In.
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One bottle II sufficient to effect curc In all ordinary
cases.
ALSO, DR. JOINvHLR's SPECIFIC PILLS, for tha
speedy and permanent cure Of aonorrhna Glcoi Urf-
trl Dtschargea Gravel, Structure, and all affections Of
Tho Kidneys aud Bladder Cures effected In from
nve days They aro prepared from vegetable oxtracts
that arc harmless tho sYste and uAuseate The
stmach or fmpregnAe the breath. No change OF diet
In nocoshRry whlio using hon. does their action in
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per box
Either OF tho articles will be rent To
any address, closely sealed, and postpaid by mail or
exPress on receipt OF price. Address all orders 10
BEHGEH. SHUTS CO., Chemists
Airch 80 ~ No. 2S5 River street. Troy N Y
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Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office 30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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LARaEsT CIRoULATION.-TheT IHXfiY
Sxws puJhshes The Official List ofSLet-
sers remaining in tie I'osto6iee at the end
@ each ~cek, agreea6ly to the JolIoioihg
Iection Of Me Ne,o lostotfce Lau, as the
hero.paper having tho laryest c;rcutatioittn
Eths City of Charleston:
BEcT1oH And bc It further enacted. That lists lot
tors rom,nos uneallcd for in Postoeo In any city
town or village. whore nowrpapcr shall DO printed.
shall hereafter DO published only in tho newspaper
which, ooinS published woofy or ofcncr shal hnSe tho
ON
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DEN TiST TRY.

REDUCTIoS Oh DENTAI. PRICES TOsUIT
THE TIzES. -.
nR. J. z DAPRAY, DENTIsT, Is NOW PREPARED
~ 70 complete tho insertion Of whole upper or lower
sets Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, upon tho most approved
al sets In proportion. Durability, natural appearance
perfect a. and nentnnss OF lnish. guaranteed I'D. :
AL other operations upon tho Tooth performed In
Atillful and wnrrantable mniIncr ',7--'-
0ieo At his residence NO. LIBERTY STREET,
Nay niwf Charleston. 8. g.
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w A N T S

WANTED, GOOD COOK, WHITE OR
w eolored None noed apply unoss we'll recon-
mcnded. Apply in YANDERifonSr STREET, south
due, ono door eist OF Coming etreol. July Is
WTANTED--FAItnI HANDS, WHITE on
w Colorod. Apply to II. W. KINSbIhE, No, 275
King street, up siairs. 2 July Is
WANTED, WOMAN ItvIHITE PRE-
w FERRED1 10 Cook aud Wash for small family at
summcrvlc. Apply ut No. 674 KING STREET.
Juy13 I0'.' a
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EDUCATIONAL,
EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OE

HDUChTIoHAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
a.a REV. DR. MYERS.
TUE PRINCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED INIT.
y TUITION has much pleasure In announcing to hfs
raSns @ weil as TO tho public generally that owing 10
continued increase In the number Of pupils bo has
iound necessary TO obtain suitable pren,ieos and
therefore occurred The comnodlous aud eligible Iouse
atrccts N D1
The aim Of tho Institute being to thoroughly educate
The pupils for collegiate business curccr;
and accurate elementary training Is Ldor such as
may necd that ronrse and peculiar advantages arc also
bookkeeping.
In consequence Of recent necessary elanges mado I'm
tho goyotnment Of tho Academy. ami With o Wow Of
HSating tho ntercsts OF tho pupils tho Principal win
Known sbiiifyy, Asi JOHN CANNON. genilom.n Of
iu tho art or teaching. Mr.. tixNN6N"hl ssperionco
collegiate conrss OF studies with distinction In ono Of
tho best colleges in anco and taught tho
French nguacs and classics with unusual puccoss In
Tho college OF Boa in that country. Rsre excellent
advantages are therefore afforded for tho study OF
Fronch under hs supervision. :
primary class connected with tho Institution ls CON.
ducted by Mhh ROSA DfBBLE, ind tho various depart
ments receiving tho personal supcrinlondence Of Tho
Principals eyory eyotion tB mado to promote tho intor-
cats OF tho pupils Course of instruction: Engllah
French, Latin, areNk, Hebrew, Spanish aud German
hnBuagoa mi I'M July 10.
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e. M. WHITING, {.
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,

uAs REMOVED H1s oFT1CR PRoM oIIALkKRH
street to No, II CHURCH STREET.. near 81.
kuchssls Alley August %
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C0PART NER S HIPS,

DISSOLUTION
0HHR coPARTNERSHIF HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. under the name Of II. ARNOLD Il CO.. was dIso.yed
by h own limitation tho 1st OF April last Tho bust
ness will be continued by the subscriber ut tho Old
stand, No. 219 Meeting street, whore Mr. A. e aADS-
DEN can be found ready 70 attend TO tho customers Of
the est1bIamant Il II. ARNOLD.
July 1st 1851 No. 40 Meeting street.
5ny1. !s a.. LIMO
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE oHJRP OF PoIIcRl
CHAAIKrToN, T. O., May T. lBsJ
TUE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE iOTH Avn
L Enclosures. vaults. go. win commence on Kordas
,sz Inst 01ncrs and occupants are hereby reouire6
TO see that their premises are In good condition and thst
MI nlih and R,fb<ge In removed a. REQUIRED by orIi
uApce. Other Inspections viii follow, 'IITT - -
By order Of Mayor aAIIIAnp. 't#3.
O. D. saWAID.
it.-a -. sts.a... III III go CIfff Of PolIrc
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Am u s E M ENTS,
THE FAIR

THE FAIR
JToR TIE DENEFTT OF ST. STEPHENS. CIlUnOu.
Il will 10 continuosl ThiI Ersning 10th inst Tbnro
VII 10 Promenedo Con ;crt and Tablcaun. T.,c Hail
will DO opened NJ oclDck.
Admission to Concert 60 cents. July tx
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N E E T I N G S,

81. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, A. T.. 81.
A REGULAR CONTAMINATION OF TIE ABOVE
IA Lodge will DO hold At Masonic Hail. This Erenino
at O'Clock S'
tend. " "
~ ordor W. NJ. E. n. JEAHNERETT.
jury 10 Secretary
RELIEF LOAN AsSoCIhTIOH.
fTuE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
L Association will bc held Thff Evening" at Masonic
Hail. at O'Clock.
hrrcarJ resolved during tho dy at No laJ Meeting
streoh aud at the Hail. before hour rf mrrting.
WM. u. s. EEDNAE,
JOY 10 Secretary and Treasurer.
UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
A ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE CCEvEN-
IA. lion Of this Party will be held IL CoIu bin s. C.
on lFclresidy. tho Oath Of July, 1867.
Tho frtcnds OF tho Government this Part, In Dis.
tcts not represented in the Convention xtclY held In
Chaston are requested to assemble and elect Delegates
and scnd thou, with properly prctsrrd credentials.
Each District ts entitled tu tho number irrroscnts.
yeh thai hoy nrc allowed In both branches OF tho sato
Legislature.
Dy ordor Of tho Executive State Central Committee
EDWARD i. WALL, Secretary.
1Wy ~ Dl2.i3.l6.i7.i8
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Elk. g.,.s III NOTICE. Gf5J
oPF1oE oHIRB OF FIRE DRPARlGENT,1
Juno 90. 1857. !
TIWE ATTENTION OF ALI PARTIES ARE HEREBY
l. directed TO the following ordinauoe. rAtined juno
8, 1885,: .,"-t.s ILIF u T-'7 ~
AN oRpnIANcE
n nK1AIIoN PJBIIo wKIisI
Be u ordained bp Ae Mayor and Atdtrnss, IN City
Council astenbtd That u shall and may bs lawful for
the Board Of Rrs Nssters, from uo 70 hs to rsItraln
In sny ~ Of ba oty Wons1sr ny Ssp sh
public good shl require such restraint prohibition;
snd any Psrson who shall yoEto any order Of The said
pursuance Of this Ordinance. after notse given per-
sonAlly In writing duly pubshed In ono tho odty
newEpapcfs sha be subject penalty Of ben dollars
for 6vcry such offenCe. II. a. NATHAN,
June 81 1ino Chlof Fire Department
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
M Rs. NICHOLS, a NATIVE OF CHARLESTON
l4 out during tho past fifteen q resident In
kuropo, ta dcsrouB of giving Instruction In tho French
Language Gtior at her rrsidence tho houses
OF her pupils.
Inquire at Mrs. FnJNEY's. No. 100 Kiug street.
May "a .|.ss't o,7'''~T
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WHITE LEAD! WHITE lead !!

TUSr RECEIVED. AN INVOICE OF WHITE LEAD
IN OIL. which we are prepared to sell at Manu-.
ns ssinrSfs I prrCs for c"slI. at ARTISTS SUPPLY
FAINT AND OH. STORE, No. G2 QUEEN STREET
July ~ thsin3 JOS. ". HARRlSSON & SON.
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MOURNING BREASTPlN, Hair Centre. Tho finder wil
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
TTHug EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL Tu.L DE
= resumed on Aonday. 18th inst Instruction givon
higher branches OF English.
TERMS SO per qnarter, payable In advance.
NO txnn charge for French. Gcrnau or Stationery.
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