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RITUALISM.

Bishop MoI1wAnE, Of Ohio, wrote lettor re-
Gently, in answer to somo inquiries from Hon. JNo.
CRowEL1. LID, bearing on the ritualstic coutro-
versy now in progress in England He is very severe
In .hls structures on Tractarianism, and calls it
"Romanism in Disguise" Ho briefly sketches it's
history in England, and says that many in this
country are following, and although the movement
here is as yet considerably in he rear it is haston
ing to Keep company with its ang can forerunncr,
and in it's real character and aims must be inter-
preted thereby. g. - ''No parish
clergyman has right, independently Of the ques-
ton of unlawfulness, to make any important change
in, or addition to, the established and time-honor-
ed exterior Of our public worship, without the con-
sent Of the laity his parish represented in it's
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CH EARLIEST ON
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY II, 1867.
TRADE IN PHIL ILADELPH1A.

The widespread alarr. at the course Of the Radi-
calls in Congress is Ending general expression
among the. commercial class Of the North Inc
newspapers IN the great cities North are scusslH
The Crisis in elaborate editorials, inploring Con-
gress to stop the agitation. The Philadelphia
NORTH Anserican, which represents the commercial
interests Of that city, last Tuesday gave utter
ance to the gloomy forebodings which now check
enterprise and paralyze exertlon IN every orancn
Of industry. It says: The general depression q
trade is felt throughout the country, and there is
bea;nnine to be nervous apprehension as to the
future" Isfurther says: eff the session OF Con-
eress were to end on the 4th of March next, as
usual, we should have an end Of political excite
ment, and uncertainty respecting tariffs taxes and
financial measures would terminate But the
meeting of new Congress immedlately Is yer!
likely to prevent trade from getting fresh start
with the opening Of spring.
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-.
Rstracs from Ordinance Ratified Nousn.6er 20 :so6.
SEQ g. No cloth awning shall be put up in such man.
ner az to obsTuct loot passengers; and no
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen feet rom the sur
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars for each and every
day, while any such ming or sign-board med or iorn
cd otherwise than as herein sirecea s ssan 50 remain
SEQ g. No person or persons whosoeyer shnl for the
purpose Of exposing any goods, commodities or other
ARTICLES for SALE place. or cause to be placed any sacn
goods commodities or other ARTICLES WhatsoeVer OF any
table, bench stall board box or other appendnge In
street. lane, alley, public thoroughtare, or any foot
pavement within tho City, under penalty Of Twenty
Dollars for each and every such offence and for each and
every night or day, ths mny be-, on which any
such offence is committed: Pfovided hooercr, That Ven
due Mrsters shall be permitted to expose before their
stores such goods and as they sell ut punc
auction but not to bake up room than the front Of
their respective vendue stores and to the distance OF e1
feet beyond the HRme s5=.zzE -a=
SEQ z No person or persons whosoeyer shall suffer
gny 6reWood GOALS goods Wares merchandise carriages
Of my description any other matter or thing, TO m
her. them belonging or consigned to Lay or stano ior
longer space than four IN any % street ne am1S
of Two Dollars with COSTS for every hour TINT suh
article thing sha 30 lay stand beyond the above
mentioned tne excepting, materials for IN re-
gard to which the following regulations shall be obserV-
ed namely: When any person or persons SEAL erect OF
repair any house other building upon street. lane
alley OF open court within the city be- she or they
shaI make application for tho Of 30 much OF the
street OF public way az shall not exceed the front OF the
lot ON which such building La to be erected nor extend
more than ak feet into the steet which space such per-
fepce pt least feet high III order to deposit within the
sa1ue the requisite aterRls r building aud
and such fence together with the remaining
ahs or they shall remove the work be n1stl-
ed or whenever the Mayor small require it. on pain OF
foreing Two Dollars for every hour that such fence
such materials shall afterwad remain unremoVed; and
their expense, by the City authorities -
January % - lmo
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THE TRUE Rns1EDY FOUND AR LAST.

One HENRY B. BLACKWELL Ia brother, we sup
pose, Of the famous DR.. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL,
has sent us pamphlet or circular rather, entl-
tled: "What the South can do. How the Southern
States can make themselves masters OF the sltua-
tion." Mr. BLACKWELL is evidently much enam-
ored Of his plan, and thinks he is on the broad
road to fame if not to fortune. We are willing 20
lend a helping hand and enable him to see hls
name in PRINT The production before us ls sort
Of encyclical letter to, the Legislatures OF the
Southern States; and the remedy proposed, The
panacea,-tkc sovereign balm thst ID 10 neal tne
national wound, is woman suffrage.
Mr. BLACKWELL does not mince matters; he takes
common sense views of affairs, and looks facts IN
the face. BE is opposed to The Constitutional
Amendment. 1T satisfies nobody; not even us
authors" 'sThe radical principles are lmmovaoiy
fixed upon negro suffrage as q condition OF South
ern States reconstruction" )" son the other hand,
majority of the Southern white population are
iafsxibly opposed to negro suffrage in any form
universal or qualified" Here then is deadlock.
aIr. B. then sets fort: the strength OF the North
her unparalleled p-oHess, etc., etc., oil OF which TO
show that in case Of another OWL war the South
must 20 under. Concession Of equality to the me-
gro is therefore, the only salvable alternative But
he is kind enough to point q way OF escape. He
says: !. ==s. =. Z -, . :.
ssYour four millions Of Southern white women
viii counterbalance your four millions OF negro
men and women; and thus the political supremacy
Of your white race will remain unchanged" He
then supports his theory by figures. The popula-
tion of the Southern States is about 120 ,0oO.
Estima ating one male voter to every FIVE persons,
the present vote is 900 900 white naes to which
may be added an equal number OF white females;
giving total white vote of $500, 600; while ne
groes, male and female, viii only yield ,600, GOO
votes. Suppose that all the negroes vote one
way, and all the whites the other, your white ma
jority," says Mr.. B., would be l. 600 600, equal tc
your present tota vote. Meanwhile, your infu-
ence in the COUNCILS OF the nation will be greater
than ever before, because your emapcipated slaves
will be counted in the basis Of represent ston, IN
sead Of as formerly in the ratio Of FIVE for three.
Very Kind Of this radical fanatic, who no doubt
has some private axe Of his own to grind,--to
point out to us, in confidence, as itwere plan by
which we may substantially gain all We want; and
the fellow even has the unparalleled impudence to
say: .In the light Of the history Of your Confede-
racy can any Southerner fear to trust tho women
Of the South with the ballot"
But we have alrendy said enough, and perhaps .
great deal more than enough, about this 'new plan
Of reconstruction, a2d about tbs gallant Mr.
B1AoKwE1n, its author. 49,
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Az ORDINANCE TO pRo1Eor TEE pAyEMENrs AND SIDE

AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT TEE PAyEMENTs AND SIDE
WALKS OF THE CITY.
l. Ee 1t ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen Of Charles
tom City Council assembled, aad is hereby ordained By
the ohority OF sGne That srom and after the first day
of September next there shall be laid down by the owner
occupant Of each lot in tho city having entrance for
carriages wagons carts and days, platform Of wod or
Bone extending not than four feet from the curb
Stone towards the centre OF the street; und tho
occupant of such lot not having platform herein
required o'protect the pavement against tho OF
carriages or other vehicles shall forfeit and pay the
Of five doa-s In the event that the said pavement
becomes broken be shall ply, in addition to the atorc.
said penalty tho costs and charges OF mendng tho same
and also the su Of I'VE dollars for each day tue
shall rernain 30 broken.
Ratified in City Council August 13, 1861.
Tan1lary limo
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Il ORDINANCE TO EsTABIIsK THE
l==sF5I. ;fEgzz- nON1pA c-11Rq.

Az ORDINANCE TO EsTABLIsK THE OFFICE OF cEIsaTEY
:.t CONTRACTORS
&c It ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen tn city Cou1-
Gil asem5d That from and after the passage Of this Or
nance there shall be annually elected two Contractors
for sweepng thimneys; the first for all of the
for ell that part OF t., city, taking in Nos end md
g. Each of sad contractors shal give bond to the Cty
Conc in the penal sum Of two thoussnd dollars with
ty good surees conditioned Tor tho faithful perform'
ance Of their duty.
sEo. q All and every person occupying building with
chimney chimneys thereto, in which fire Ii usually
made shall allow md permit the sd Contractor or Con-
TRACTORS to vat inspect and cauae to be swept the said
chimney chimneya in every month"; and ho she or
they pay such sweeping as prescribcd the
sweeping Of any chimney as before Directed hc che or
they making such opposition conviction thereof before
tho Mayor, shall be fined in sum not exceeding hfy
SEQ, 8 Il the Contractor for sweeping shall neglect
this duty In not causing the ead chimney to bo swept
perfectly neat and clean, esving any chimney which
oug to be swept unBwept for month"; as lereinbc
fors directed said Cont1actor on information before tho
Ma or Of such neglect Bha on conviction thereof be
fine sum not exceeding fly dollars. provided said
Contractor WIS not opposed or prevented from sweeping
said chimney; then the fine may be inflicted on the oc-
cupant or owner Of tho house.
sEo 4 Said Contractor shall give notice In public print
of the time md hour tho chimney chmneys ia or arc
to be swep which notice shall be given ut least two aya
before, and such sweeping aha take place ut proper
snd es aas
ed, whore any person sondn for sweep shall be imme-
diately accommodated with one soon thereafter as
possible.
Sec g. In a cases of neglect of the said Contractors
not heren provided for conviction thereof before tho
Mayor, such Contractor ahau be fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty doi1ars and TINT any sweep boy swecping
OF Offering to sweep chlmneys In hs city unesshceused
by the Contractor sho be fined in not exceeding
five dolla,s, to be recovered In the Mayors Court
SEQ. g. The following foes shall be allowed for sweep
ing chimheys, VIZ: ten cents for zach story.
SEn T. Houses which have chiInneys wherein anthra-
cte coal is burnt exclusively will not be required to be
swept only at the option Of tho owner or occupant.
sEu 8. That MI Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances
repugnnnt hereto be and the hereby repealed
Ratified In City Council this 10th day Of January in tho
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IL 81 slxty.sx P. @. q A1IIARD, Mayor
February i limo W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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ELLANE0US
RAFFLE NOTICE,

TEE RAFFLE FOB THE PONIES, AND HARNEss
AND BUGGY, viii positively ake place on 1hesday Epe,-
ing February H. at sK O'Clock at the BILLIARD PAR
LOR, opposite the Mills House Persons holding
Tickets requested to be present. and Nil chances must
be pMd .or before throwing Tickets rnsold will be
ratified tor. February II
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CITY TAXEs.-MONTTILY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TEE CITY ASSESSOR u
- CrTT HALL, February 1st, 1867.
NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
In that the MONTHLY RETURNS for the month Of
January past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance,
ratified on the 28th day of December, 1866, must be
made on or before the 18th inst. D. @. GIBSON,
FebSuary1 IA City Assessor.
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AN ORDINANCE

no EsTADIlsH THE oFEICE or CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL H
January 81, 1867. -
NyEz CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MIR. j. E.
F;uUMULAT Chimney Contractor tor tho Upper
wards and MIR. NJ. NIXON for the Lower Wards. they
will enter upon tho duties Of their Office op the LIST o
February inst and for the general information OF the
public the following Ordnance Is published: L
". Fl. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
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STATE TAXES.

FIRE-PROOF BUILDING.
rHtHE OFFICE OF THE TAX.l lOILEGTOR FOR THE
j Parishes of st. Philip and St. Michael is still open
for the receipt Of Rens Of Taxable property, and Will
continue to be openDd until the 18th ins incluhve after
which time double tax executions viii bD issued against
defs1lters. .:ssi== sF-z5z
The Returns viii embrace Real Estate, Gas Light Com
panies Manufactured Articles, Buggies Carriages Gold
and Silver Pate Watches. Jewelry, PianoB mcomes
from Employments faculties and Professions tncluding
Dentistry Salares Rents, Dividends, Money at Interest,"
Saw Mills Flour Hills, Grist Mills, Cotton Ginned on
Toll hotels, Restaurants or Eating Houses, Livery Stu
bles Butchers, Hnckstars, Billiard Tables Bowling Al
leyH, Bur Rooms whether connected with hotels or 9TH
erwIse Ferries Toll gstes Hacks, Stage Coaches Drnys
and Baggage Wagons, Ornnibuses, Race Tracks, Char
ters Renewal Of Charters Commissions, Insurance Com
pan1es Pictorial Newspapers NewBpapcrs published In
The State Sales Goods Wares and Merchandise, National
Banls Photographing and DaguerTeotyping Dogs, ex-
cept for each inhabited lot and Capitaion Tax on
all 1nales between the ages Of q and 80 years.
=4t. FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

January 8, 1857.
DuBLIo NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses hnve been prepared
foS delivery rom this Office. 8. THOMAS, -
=ss3s..sz,yE; '.z33zz4s# City Treasurer.
SEC. j. Be It Ordained BY Me Aayor and Aldermen
of January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS drays
and WAGONS used for private and domestic purposes In
the manner and according to the same provisions
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray wagon Bhau be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof and marked Prtuae to he
placed on the outside Of tho ghnlt
SEC. q No person shall he taken by the Treasurer
surety to any bond under tbs Ordinance concerning IL
ceRses for CARTS drayB wagons and other carriages un
less he or Bhe be 9reeholder. =z,
SEQ g. The following shall hereafter be tho rates for
licenses for public and private carts, drays wagons &c
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
BusREss WHATEVER, FOE Hr1sE DIRECT Oh INDIRECT.
Fer every cartEay or wagon, drawn BY ono horse or
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by to horses or
mulos, $40.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, 500.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S40
For every stage or omnibus Except limo omnibush
with two horses, S50
For every stage or omnihus Except line onanibush
drawn by four horses $60.
For every truck drawn by o or more horses mules
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two more horses
or mules, 500.
BREAD DARTS AND PRIVATE oAnrs, DnA7B, ETC
For every bread curt or wagon, S.
Fer every cart dray or wagon, used for private or do
neshc purposes and not to BE- employed in the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation either directly
indirectly for the samo shall pay for license the sum Of
So, exclusive OF tho horse OF mule.
Ratified in City Counci1 this 10th dny Of January
L. 81 In the year of our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty.sx.
NY cY7rY m,
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yestyynsen. A Iayman's voice has just as much
right 70 be heard in such matter as clergymans.
The clergyman is no more church member than
he nor has he any deeper concern in the purity of
the faith or the preciousness Of the GospeI.n
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E O u N D

TlOUND. A SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
Il BOND, with Coupons attached. for One Thousand
Dollars which the owner have by proving property
and paying for advertisement Apply to j. n ROBSON,
No. Ga East Day. - fM1ul3 - EahruarY =
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

nFFICE OF@CuIEF1 OF DETECTIVES,
W FEBRUARY 5-RecoTered and now at this Office.
TWO COPPER PUMPS, which thr owners are requested
to come forwnrd and identify J. G. CAMPULII. u
February Lieut.. IN Charge. y
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 26, 1867.
an AND AFTLR THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
" next the Police will report all HACKS, CARTS,
DRAYS, &C. &c. found plying for hire without license.
al persons interested are hereby specially notified to
govern Themselves accordingly.
. ss7zE7zs c. 3. sIGWAID
- January 2S limo Captain OF Police.
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CITY TAX BILL,
FIRE LOAN.

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
IS CITY HALF, November 8. 1866. 3
4 IL PERSON1JES:ROUS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts End Waste Places of tho City, un-
der IAN Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
the City Council Of Charleston to procee in the mat
ter Of Fire Loan with view to aid III building up the
City anew aro hereby notified that the form Of appli-
cation for loans be obtained at the Office of the Clerk
Of ou, ell, between tie hours Of A. NJ and P. NJ.
must be filed in the above mentioned
ols as the Committee will meet every Monday to
slider the same
b. order Of the Mayor W. 81. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk OF Council.
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1HTANTED, A COVERINGS TO GO INTO
w the connty Must be fully competent to teach jail
of the English Branches, and Vocal and instrumental
Music on Piano. Address M BULL, Orangeburg, 8. c..
February IL Ss45zsz=st5s - I
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l O S r,

TNFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-LUsT, ON
Il the 21st December last, HORSE AND CART
horse II or 15 lands high Large 6mbs heavy main md
tai tho left eye blind cart newly painted blue iron
plate under shaft with City License No. 270. The
nbove reward will bo given by returning the to
JEREMIAH MCMAHON, corner President and Cannon
streets 81 February9
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BE il Ordained, That from and after the first day or
Janulry next every person keeping shop or store or
engaged in mercantile business III tile City Of Charleston
sh post and keep posted up, in some cons icuous
place. ct his her bust snd and stands aconsplcu
ous Sign Board or Plate containing his or hor given
name and surname, and, in Of partnership, the
given nams and surname of each member Of the rm;
and every person offending making default heren
for ea.h and every offence default, and II addition
thereto further Of fifty dollars tor eacn md eve
month during which the provisions OF this Ordinance
shall rsmain not complied with PROVIDED, howeuer That
nothing herein contained sha apply to the special part
ners Of limited partnership. il
Ratified December 2, 1861.
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MONEY WANTED.

T1RoM FIVE TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
ID one year, upon unncumbercd Real tEstatewithin
the city, in several eligible localities with renasor
surnnces of soInia1nual payment OF interest Apply
botwocn:g and 1o a. H. or to p N, at No. 143 Call
HOUN STREET, or through Box No. 1873 at Post Office
with rate, to N. NJ. PORTER.
FebrpGry ...s,. -. ...Zsg.s.
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w A N r S !.

HUNDRED HANDS AC-
w CUsTOMED to the culture of Rice and Cotton.
Liberal wages and all necessary accommodations gvan
Apply to "A O. F." Christie )hor Aexanders Stables
King, near Morris street 3* February II
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cQPARTNE.RSHiPS.

NOTICE.
MR.. G. CRANE HAVING BECOMEA PARTNER,
lfl to date from 1st January ultirno, the firm lately
known rs j. r. BOYLSTON co. will be now as for
merly, CRANE, BOYLSTON co.
February Wfm6
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N0r,rs.Rc

NOTICE. x ss5zss5t5t.az,l! Y!
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLEsToN. S. c., February s, 1857.
TN ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPPOh-
TUNITY to erect platforms to protect the sidewalks
In front of their lots required by Ordinance now pup
shed said Ordinance will not enforced until the 20th
February inst C. B. SIGWALD,
February 70 Captain OF Police.
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Ser Deutfden Ge1.r Goupaup mirb itattfiuben in.
$priten= =Saufe, ptm 8eten Der Dntf&en Gpanselif4s
antbcr9en air9e, an Dlit,po9 ben l3ten ebrlar pe5s
ba8 asebrte beutf4e Publ.um ergebet eirselasen it,
Die Mtslieber b eru&t in brer 1lnfcrm 5u erl4enen
gnfans ,lbr Wbenbs.. Gintrittapreis So.
Committee: ebas. gerrje, 99airman, .. aelrer, 8.
Wiebte, O. Rie6et unb g. GHsel.
Fetornary go
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~ Al COMMUNICATIONS intended for p'tol'caeaons. n
\ his journal must be addressed to e Edator q : e M
Daiv Neos No. 18 Hayne-street CnG'seSon, ~ =: :.
Business Con,n1un icati0'ss TO f'aoasaef o Oo@y
We cannot undertake 10 retarn rejected co'nata'ca-
Ad1eri;seaents iSv oside Of the city must be acconpo-
MED acith the cash.
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no RENT, A THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE in Wentworth street. between Smith and
Rutledge streets; contains ten rooms, with gas and
water fixtures complete Apply al the o1co of WILKIN
SON Il GILCHR1ST, Attorneys at Law, Nu. ..ee Broad
street fmw January =
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CnAlLEsToN, 8. c.. January 25, 1857.
T1HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
Il LIsHED for general information. The Police have
orders to report all cases OF violation and after the st
Of February next q. B. SIaWALD.
Captain of Police
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York, on Saturday, at 1879
Cotton closed at Liverpool, on Saturday, at ]! 10
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NOTICE..

: - OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHAn1EsToN s. G., January 2G, 1857.
sTtHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE rs HEREBY PUB
l. LISHED for the benefit Of oil whom @ 1t III may con-
corn, c. B. sIGWALD,
81 Captain OF Police
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
/ DENCE No. IL KING STREET, with all the neces-
sary outbuildings cistern &c. Inquire at No. south
of the above WIN January 23
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NIGHT SCHOOL,.
an AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF TIE
" subscribers School will be conducted at No. 3e4
KING STREET. east side one door south OF George at
which will be taught Bookkeeping Writing and the
higher branches Of Mathematics and English including
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, &C., Political Economy.
Rhetoric Logic, &C., &c.
Terms moderate. Apply as above.
DOTY + sHERFEsEE,
= Janunry nnwf2mo