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For One Dollar!
The Merchants and Manufacturers
1EWEIUN ASSpgT ATTpN

,.r
aus ''t attention - t'o i'l' ~ 10
b'ht 'he iafs''' ana l"H'' "'pu'Af ''"
',M! Association ~ 'ho 'hl'd states
the business l' hha h"'Ys "N' ne'n
o"hluc''d IN tue h'"-' 'Anl'd anu non
"f'l'" manner our fapidit increasing
HHde BE- 4 sure snarante" "i ue artfe
',h''oh 'i ""' Hir"n' int t'is in'tN"d %
obtaining "'h, elegant ana costly
so,i- lN' sudden ''A- ""nph %. tr"p'
IN Eu''Pe' wing '' u's .h'' German
Wat ana recent u''A''to9s hh"nv i"' era
SIS ~ r0i'p', mas caused 'le 'A'Iuf' 81
a i"F.e hu'n.'r '' Ie"e'ry hvN''' 20 70
I."i'1'n M" "''' "'is'"- '"''N '' ~"
,her s''d' 81 a -f'"' -ntf'hey' IA som,
instances oi'''"''i .''' 'l'h ''' '''' "'
iv'nu'''-'u ''. w i'a'' i',, l.''
chased very "rs''y % '1csI n'',Arnl'
TINT vc can afford To- send away Finer
Good, and give hcttor chances &" irnw
the most valuable prizes Than ANY other
e-,olh.hiaoni doing o similar business
~ ~ Aih - ~ l'tANi.i anu we IT,.
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AEFl.lCVkO,

5 L : 7 Err NO REii
nen b; The U.S. Vi DR JOIN.
NlLLt , ELiAik scu Gun bs cured
permanently, and at hidin9 cost
Tbe astonishing sscev-- which hss a.
'ei'.i'si luis iayslaan.r s-Iieio- bf Ph,.-
,csi aud N-tyol. We.kuc--, scb~rsl De-
biiiiy and tft-Niaiiuu, 10. OF Muscular
tperss. lmpo'ency, VI az, ui the eouAr.
queues Of youthful lndIscrstion, reudsr Il
lhe most valuable PREPARATION ev,r dir
covered
II vii remove all sosyaas shec,op,
oppression, e,,liencul, iinr., .ss,y TO ste.
dY ~ busingS', ls., VI a..luu,,. confusion,
th7azAis Of -.ii d,>lrusi;o.i, it..f. o, 3d..
'"Ai'l' etc II vii essor' ID. splsti''
true" TIE health Vi tho. shv hayr q,
slfuled i by sensual cAo,- ~ evil prsc
,ic,<
ohng hriI, i> hgmbugs,,l no inoss
o! Qlars Doctor. ADa ignosar, ps~s
uiionef. tb' .cnd without DELAY Tor ,.s
thAir, AM De a. Que. fc-,of>i to health
and hapP'n-s' A perfect care .vuatar.
ie,'d 70 every Instance Price, s. OF .our
bottles 10 On, address. -.
Uar bottle il sufficient TO ,a.c, a cur,
IN oil ordinary cases
Also, DR. 1olNNlILk ) SPECIFIC
FILLS, Tor the sp~iy srd pernan~rt
cue oi bvnarhcs. Giot, Je,hral D..
canfg-,, Crave, e,rir,ur.. sud N are
too u The b ldbeys .ud Bladder. C.w
'aiec1rd IN hon one Ia i've days The,
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ASTROI~Y.


THE WORLD ASTONlSHEDl
A, the WondvriuI Revelations
Made by the Grv.t AsusoIoaist, AsdAss
H. a. i<sSieo.
She r,vsak sxsvts DO s,sstal ever krv
Si~ rsssoses 10 Aappss~e ,Aose Who kosu
doirfe svsats. cstsstroph<z. crun~s IL
love. lu~~ VI relations s,d 4 n.c.h. 10 ..
mo,~y. .'e hare h<coms d. ,,o.ssIsn, she
bring together tho& lss,9 separated,
gives Information esscsenAse >hprsa
friends or iovess, rxpo0ess IN - stolen
property. tells yos shs A1aioss 20 ssc
bs~i QssliSsxl to parse, asa 10 vAst yos
viii lv ~es, .acssssfsl. e~s-rs sPssay ~.
risss ssd ts.h yos the TRY ~ ~ viu
marry. gives yos the sanr, likssan ~
sAAsscsrsiss'cs Of III psssaa ~ rssdh
yeas very tAosSAss. ssA b. ~ olDps
s,prssstsrul povers ssvsih ~ d,,A -
AAsir~ nysassrs " tn iss~ss rrsu -
s,sss ~ ~ il ~ 1saausss-Ae najea.
stass tAsa ovcsceas - pssboainaAp n -
essasassios--ks.s ~ ssysrs ~ ~
tions Of ,h~ plsssss Ana ~ essj -, =
~ hssvsss - ths sIsss II h.rSA, ~ 4
due.s ,he h,sw A~tisy .. nas. Phi "a
10 scassla ,hs gvvsAse Asls~nsia =
earth, II Gusts Jos hss usos. - -
s.sy ssvps alHis hsvs - Avsssklp . =
psvtssisy. upssslAsiss ~, ~ ~
ps~s ~ I'll 6sisvd ssipsuss1oA q. ~
siss issiae q . 1sAs0 - ssanh ~
AsAsus y ulaA w s@nj esAQ -
A'sAstlee ~ tAsaas1vvA . ~ psssA
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" " HEAiir~lLl.
q Il Llp~NpMB.
Committee
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Great Distribution
NJ Tus
- Manufacturers

JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
iY3 & l9a Broadvly Ner rosk Chy
hF Rosewood Piano. ,nd MeloIcons.
" Fine Oil Painting. Engraving.
Silver Ware Gold and Silver Watchc.
and Elegant Jcsclry consisting II pia.
muni Pins Diamond Rings Gold Brace.
lets. Coral. tlorcntine, Mosaic Jot, la
va. nni l.ndic. sets, Gold Pen, with
gold and silver extension holders. Sleeve
Buttons, sets ur studs. Vest and Neck
Chains. plain and chased told Chain.
80. valued at
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

4 MEETING of %, uvuur prac'ieiug
y Hhslrau- u Harrison county
will be- hrld a, the Office OF DR. u +
Fnds Ut O'Clock ou saturday ,he Goth
inst for tn pnns.>" # organizing -
\ ',llcal Association, and ,u drcus- gus
tons iu which tn meinh.r' Ui the pre-
lc-stou air sialiy interested
Marshall, March ~. 1867 ~
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PRICES OF IT NnH.N.


riit iei'o-,ng SYNOPSIS .ne,aes~ l,s,
! II ID. prices OF ias,s~r =; lis several
mid. OF ,h- soderswssa prnprs,os.. In
Harrl.ou eousiy IeAas.
lhe pi,ts AZ on sp.sie ia, i bet
euurrey ~ill'b lasen al ii' nafh., vaIss,
al 4 ~ ,slcs afe to l.. essh
Al pm. iinbcs sssl.e ~ Re, lo,.s. end
u~tw~r 8 .s,eb-s ssJ ~ inches w.1r.
Or, laeh or lc-s, thick. per VI go. sp~c,e
f.i, over 20 ',si lo..x ~ ever ID ipcAss
~,dr. or uud+r q inches ~iJ. OF sn.all rip
ped lumber pr N. US
Spl, lumber. such ~ weather. haasGa,
~lll be eoun'cd aide win sJss ald.J.
Seaa''inv les ,hsn , by I iDckr., wv
be eoah,esl pr loot lis<sl p~ssafv,
Lnmte' } by< neh.~ Ysus nd ssss.
vii! h coa'N-d beard sw~ssrv. ~
plank over inch thick rough sdyr, pr
". ,i*sf measure VIZ so.
Lynn, gum, maple, rS, post, aud w.tes
OAK, sa~n into se-ssiiss. " oshesvis,
txr u. $50 10
Hickory white oAk. s.h. Asd ~slust
,tr n ~ ~
Bu1l.kR I TAYLOR.
WOALEv / COLEMAN,
JAS. n. CURTIS,
y. McPHAli.
}. =. " vr0tRaPvsQN, q"
~ PIT ks IN ssoss@
o,' 20. isSU. i1ff
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the CAPITOL MOTEL,
Marshall. Texas.
@. " L. DAWSON, Proprietor

rus 11r-ign,i having pureia,ci The
| mtcrr.t ~ NJ W I bap, Ks l- nos
the -oIe pr1pfi.,or u Ihi- vel known aud
popular house. lnukiul Tor the Iit- r,l
patronage Hctet1ipte tcceis,Dl ao'hirg
will br aHuiug ip iudarc ir- Continuance.
thr h,fsr " 3 generally known, d.
olr ~ t'r mns. g'mnudIuus .t,i ,ic-
gpu, Hotel huiidug. Wet ui tie
Mississippi Rayrr It,. internal AT
iancynput. correspond with ID. rX'r.
riur Ibr rUum. ore wei uui-hrd
ard ever t.'es has been PROVIDED 90 p'u-
mote th, comfort uf guests The Pro
prr'uf rmb-lci. the accnsian to say that
uelher pains nor 'yI~nsr viI p" pared
To render b enc - lbr y,ty n"-t hptei, Boo
the State
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aNrrcxv oN TIM SHERMAN
BILL-The committee GU federal 70
lation' ~ the kcn,ushy Sn.,.. 10
whom sn referred = resolution Of
The honss, protesting arVnn the
military reconstruction aat have 70
ported q substitute, declaring tia,
the people " kon,seky are for I.
union % the States, and for main.
tanning and upholding the Oon.ii,u.
hon ~ the fathers made H. They
h'ld ,hat, notwithstanding the late
civil war, the seeded States are
States Of tho Union, and entitled to
I'll the rights snd privilege. ~ such
They regard the rsconstrnctiop is,
~ gross violation Of tn. eon.titn
ton, bold strike At, If not ds.,ruc.
ton Of civil liberty, against which
they solsmnly protest They give
10 President johnson their hearty
appreciation for his veto, and pledge
hun their earnest support. They al
80 protest sesins, the bill providing
for an active military organization n
each congregational district, irrespee
tive of color and are opposed to ne.
gro suffrage
tEluH NoKru Asp soutH The FOL.
lowing paragraph needs no common,
i, speaks far it.elf
FROM tabular ssAtcincf, in n. Dem
ocfa,ic Almanac compiled frur. the cen
.us 81 so, JUS, issued from the Govern.
nsnt printing office a, Washington. We
learn TINT the Northern State. h,ys
population Of lSnlT7j3. and the Sou,h.
sfn Stat. l9,25uj75 In tho Northern
states there we're s2,gls conriat.d Grim
inais during tbs scar and in tho South
ern states u3i, making difference II
Considerable, # not more Next t. New
York ih. rious S,hte Of Massachusetts,
with population II ,23l ,OOu. heads
the lat with 10 81 convicted -riinin.l,
while Tennessee, with population =
| 1902 $40, had ouly 100 convicted srimi.
ma, The pauper list shows the sane
departs, the northern States support
Ing 500 uu0, while the southern State.
were hardened with onl, 23Guo
49, The steamship Andalu.i.
wa destroyed by FIR. on the ID inst.
whilst 60 Route from New York TO
Charleston. Only lively. live. were
La,
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M arshall Masonic
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE Second Session Of the present
l scholastic year viii commence the
first Monday in February next. With u
full corps II good and trp,ri,aced
Teachers
Mr.. Graham, who has charge Of the
Music Department j. truly worthy
and well qualified II is very desirable
that the pupils should commence With
the first ~ the session vet they arc
only charged from the time they enter
De ns forget to educate your iaush
ter board can be had with the Vice
Principal or with some Of 'lr best fam.
lies in the ritg
T Il WILSON. Pre,idcHf
Marshall Jan T.. 1857.
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NORRIS NlC(l,AN,
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Tract oi ~ acres vt
n Land adlnuinr the ,own NJ Mar
shall Apply 10 John u Evs'~ at Mar
shall. ur 10 the undersigned, at Rn-s
Feb o, 70 lm g u Npt Nj
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Ypon tho Sew Orlsan. Timsso Of the l6tN.
COMMERCIAL.


Lrvsarc't, March l5-Noon Tho
>os,on marie, 81 tss beginning 81 hs
week experienced conslderabls dc.
cline in price, Tho transactions wore
very lighA but the ~aries gradually rc-
covered froa ~ depression, md tho
quotation. for tbe pAs, three days show
an increased hrtnnea and an upward
triency l"priecs
sales OF the week h3, t6G lslc. Mar
sst opens hrm to-day Niddline up
lands ~ sales 1900 bale. Corn,
We ~ = quarter for mixed Western.
Provisions steady priees unchanged.
INV oSLksss, March 10
tof'oN The market Is very firm
again to-day, with good demand,
Enough not much do'ne IS sol, How.
ever there will be good business done
n factors are not too elevated in their
demands, which the great advance u
81 in the New York 90, 10 &c for
upland.) and the successive advance.
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sTuAyCu or STOLEN,

NTWVvGU VW HIOI.t-N,
lrKUA the ssbscr,b~r. On the evening
i OF tbs 9th, = large sorrel. blaze faced
HORSE Had en- halter whom has,
seca Aty Information OF him ,hsns ialiy
received J II i1HNsO
Marshall Mar'h ,. 81
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BEAUTY

fsesra Golden Fasea . .S.lk.r A,yl.
DROpCCkD by the u.e ni Professor
] bf BR.tX FRlskR LIE cus
NhUX oe application warranted ,a
curl The mot straight aId stubborn heir
OF either 81 into ssvy ripsle,s. OF beuvy
MASSIVE enrI' Has bssu uscd by the
fs.hiousble. Of Nrs and Lsodou' wsb
the mos, gratifying rc~uta Dos 90 IN.
jury 10 the hair Price BY mail. ~,sl.i
sni pos, paid 81. D~~cri p,ive circular,
mailed iry. Addre.a
BERGER, SHUTS AGO,
Chemists, 2sa Rivrs ST.,
Troy. NY.
Sole ageot. lcr tbs L. s m>,lSly
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v .adcrfal Iii Tue.

NADAss RssIxsrcs, ths orlsissasW,.
al Asssc!axis' .ad Sasn..n..ai,.,.s I ON.
vyuH. ukes h eaavssSs., .ssss d ~
suoD ~ ~ eaespo = sk- vesa~ 20
~ u n,ssry. - - - ~ II 81 ir-irs.
mat ~ iwsrrAs P5sw. h~.~n - tks
Psyca-s~ossotr. Sssrsntes 10 pstsises .
pssSees sd liitIiks picssss II We iu,s.s
husb~el ., viii II the ap.li-.rs witt
Dat. e marriage. oesspsat~. Ies&ss
'ssit- ofcbs es~tes. etc. fiw M i,n,..-
s''lpn. ~ testimonials vuh.a, nanhss
can anrrs. ~ s'ssias pis.s Of birth ~.
d'spsitioe, coios ~ es.~ sod hs, .oi
enclosing shy 'uan. s~i ssae,i-d Wv.
lopc ADDRESSED To ,ours.is, ~ oil -
ecire the picture by 'esr'n msil. 'oe~'i-
18th d.siroI inio,rnaiiee.
~ Addr-- IN confidence. xcJs..>
Gertrude Re,~i~gfsS. y - Boz ~.
West troy. n. y. mhi6i ~
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NulSkEI&>

AND MUSTACHES
LoHt I'D to grow upeu the ,uouthts,
l her M ifun thr~ 70 Ave ~c Is b,
asng DR. skNlGNks RksTAURA.
IkuR ,APlLi.AlKt.. the n,o., won
drriui discovery 10 sod,tu .e,.n.r, .s,i,s.
apon ID. lsesfd and Nsr 10 All alu,,-,
pirscuoas nagr-f Il h1- been USED oy
the elite OF Par. and London with III,
most h.ti,fitw suse,~ Names Of All
PURCHASERS wi b registered. and If "a.
hre satisfaction y not given 10 every IA,
.h'as the mops, will Dc she~riuliy n.
iaoded Ptiev BY mai. sealed and post
PAID VI. Descriptive circular. anil t,,t.
n 'n'as- maiisd ire, Address. BERGEN.
SHUTS 4 co ChsmAu Ne aA5
R'ser -'fss Irc, \ Y. Sole Axvu,,
for the uni,~i State. usrlely
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EXCELSIOR EXCEl.SIORl
CHASTkLLARS
ualr ENtcruAiuntOrs

W i~"o'snk HvlrfHooor ttan
10 the l"d'c,, especial, ths lnv.l.Abk
depils,oty recommend. ,,ssif a. helm, 60
siBost indispensable ariicc 70 t.u,.e
BEAUTY - EASILY applied, dors 20, burn .,
IrJare The ss,n, bat acss directly on ties
roots. II Is warranted 10 remove sgt-t.
naoas hau from low iuseheads. or liou,
any part Of ID, body completely. ,ots "
ard t'~iieslsy es'l'fa,isg the s.lDs lsa,.
ING ihe skin son smooth .nd rataral Tn.
% les Gully article a.ed By ,h. French
and Is 'he oely real eAe,asl depilA,ory ia
eS's'ener. PREV, IS e,n,s "a. p.ckas.,
sent pos, paid. 10 any sdd,,sr. on sc,vip,
81 at order. by
BERGER SHUT 4 co,
thrmis,s, 2s5 River 81.
mario ~ lrvy. \ Y
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NEW ORLEANS


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As bad as tbs hill l. It has IT. vir.
tues We hci,cN, that the welfare OF
our people sili bc under care OF much
more humane and honorable men than
if We wore "a Ice turned over o. the ten
der ner,irs It those sons OF ih' south.
whu viii procure the Humiliation "i
their people ut the cost oi their own ma
fanny Wi,hou, the promise held out 70
Arnold they will rsap hls reward
Tho Infamous tools oil designing poi'ti'
cinu., their pu.illanimity will insure
the contempt Of their masters
Under IT, prov .iuns, Ne can only ASK
the ammnndcr in Chief {" give rs a.
our military Governor "A seliicr in the
full srnse Of that comprehensive word .
one who has not learned the SCIENCE ~
war and pWcucod 1t only ~ lhc halls ol
Cuu,ross, or ia the bar roous Of Wash
ingtun, but upon the battle field, one
who has fought Us aud learned To arprc
eiato u- BE our government what y,
mn, and call our Executive officer what
they will, asking no ia'or- we only de
mand Justice ii w. cnuuut be tried by
J'FA 81 "uT I,'lri VIZ u'"h'"' w. w.
Judges should be honorable mon, II oar
yr,eyan,es cannot rcnch the President
aud tie supreme Court, compel Us not
10 appeal ~ vain to the heariles" ana
ruScuomei eni.-nrirs OF power tih
e.ala clothed with the supreme and irr"
spon.,b.c authority which this bill
give. them should be selected with care
and Judgment This much ut least II
We car not ask humanity demands
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ifnSyeii. Durham l. Tosnktn..
RECEIVING, FORWARDING.
,su ugNgRsL
Com NJ .e~ion Mere hants.
u\ 1ltE LEVth.
O. Ole. o, mH7I. - No h'f.lai Es.1 .sd
shreveport. La.

HAVING purcla.ed 81 interest 80 The
III arc, and comuoii,rs brck build.
ing rrtuN rurfrI ~ ! y Howell, wn
ha'. rutsrsi into ruporiu'THp Or th'
pupH.' OF i1.ut q storage vUu.,-ne nai
retail grocer. DJ-iur--.
VIII H. uu mitl a,narui assortment
Of plaaut. supplies apI .u.Gl always
. ady to -ee aud wait upou 90. hIrui-
March 10 6ily
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~ The steamship Andalu.,
wa destroyed by FIR. on the ID inst,
whilst 60 Route from New York 10
Charleston Only lively. live. were
lost.
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Advertising Index
MARSHALL,

MARSHALL.
MERCHANTS
q a. lisess g.. -isg'uiln 4 lands,s
u. u Martin. Hes ri \ fvynsu Y EA.snham
b.b June. Dan sycr. loAu-HnS istinr
fier'un \ Pii.nury. haIFsi \ fs-i.y. Z H.
D's. Co.. Nyef iYpes \ %. iiII ilav.y
4 Co
DRUGGISTS
Ynn. r. Mood 9. q Gregg. Co. A. ss.r.
HOTELS
Capitol ieie
PHYSICIANS
Dr. ", D. Nihrr,pUou pr- Jaan.on 1
Cr'in. ~. :. f.ssn Df y. y l~js.
DENTISTS
johnson 4 -l,ug1ter.
LAW Frs
Pf.,rr 4 Grfgg Nrufys lane iillit Langley
John Williams luhH i,ulkr % u Iip.rnmb
Wilson. Niyst ntu Toner. Pupa.
-i',lmaa 4 Pap.. u ] Hishrwsf, At ny.
i.h firii-
NOTARY PUBLIC.
=. n Davis
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
NHisAF e
WATtH MAKERS.
n.vi rhsf : E9mef
PioTOGRArillsT-.
WI n-urg.
BARRIERS
,asu-iu. FunA-
SCHOOLS
N'sonIa temau il-np., Mst.htI uu.y+r
a|tr lH. Fleece Independents W.. tUs.
U.rHr W.. Dnthr, .a. Nr Nuuy do
SADDLE AND HARNESS ~HOP
IS u ,silst
HACKS ANp pRAYS
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LIVERY STABLES
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02


Extract from Ordinance Ratified Norsmoer 2ot, 1906.
SEC &. No cloth awning sha be put up in such
to obstuct loot passengers; and no signboard
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen feet from the
face of tho ground or foot pavement
under penalty OF Twenty Dolurs for ench and every
day, Willie any such ming sgnboard, nxcd or tOrn
cd otherwise than as herein directed shall 70 rema.n
Sec G. No person or pcrsons whosocvor shall, for tho
purpose of exposing any goods, commodities or other
articles fer sac place. or cause to be placed any such
goods, commodities, othor articles whatsoever any
table, BENCH staboard box or other appcndago IN any
street, Lime, alley, public thoroughrc, any foot
pavement within tho City. uudcr penalty OF Twenty
Dollars for each und every such Offences and for each aud
every night day, the CGse lilly bc, OIL which any
such offence s committed: Provided, hoUercr That Ven
duo Mrstors shall be permitted to expose before their
stores such goods nno commodities as they sell ut public
auction but not to tako up than tile front OF
their respective Yendue slorcs and to tue distance or Blk
feat beyond the SINE.
Sic Z. No person persons whosocyer, shall suffer
any rewood, GOALS goods wurcs, merchandise, carriages
Of any description, any other matter Or thing to linn,
her. them belonging consiRncd to lay or stand iora
longer space than four hours in any street. lanc alley
or public thorouglrc within tho City, ndcr penalty
of Two Dollars, with COSTS tor every hour that any such
article thing shall lay stand beyond the abOVe
mentioned tnle excepting. materials for building n
gard to which the following regulations shall be observ
ed, namely: When any person or persons shall erect or
repar any house other building upon RIy strcr lane,
alley. open court, within the city he, she. they
shall mako application for the OF much of the
street public way shall not exceed the front Of the
lot which such building is to be erected, extend
than Six feet into the street, which space such per
persons sall forthwith enclose with sufficient
oncc at least six feet gh order to deposit within the
the requisite materials for building aud repairing;
and such tence togchcr with the remaining material he,
She they shall remove rs soon us the work be finish
cd, whenever the Mayor shall require it. on pain of
oriting Two Dollars for every hour TINT such fence
such materials su afterward rennin nnrcnoved; and
on pnln also, OF hnrng tho sae removed ut his her,
their expense, by the City authorities.
January 2S 1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02
New York Prize Association,
NO. 5s9 BROAD WaY, IN. +.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
AND
ELEGANT JEwEERY,
VALUED AT
$500, 900.

J17uL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name and value of euch article of goods are
rnarked Tickets placed In sealed envelopes and vol
mixed On receipt Of 26 cents, envelope containing
such ticket will DO drawn without CHOICE and delivered
at our Office or sent by mail to any address The pur
which may bo from ono to five hundred dollars-can
then on payment Of one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange for any other article marked
on circular at tho same value Every ticket draws IN
article worth one dollar or more No DLANKs
Our pat,ons depend thir, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at Office. regard
less Its value, promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express. z5zs
Letters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from u.s. may be seen on flo ut our Of
fcc, among whom We are permitted to refor TO-:
John s. Holcomb LAnbertyle n j., gold watch, value
s250 Mrs. s. Bennett No. 262 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine, SS9; Edwin Hoy Stamford, Conn.,,
gold lever WATCH ynue 5000; Hon. 3. II. Brggs, Wnsh
ington D. G., diamond pin, S175; j. C. Sutherland, No.
10 Lexington avenue plano, $3.50; Mrs H. Jackson No.
203 Nineteenth street. N. Y. sewing machine, 800; Jos.
Camp Elnra, N. " melodeon, $780, Miss L. Collins,
AtRpts, G,L, diamond cluster ring, 1926; Dr. Henry
Smith, Worcester, Nass sewing machine, Se5; 81. Shaw,
No. 1873 18th street. N w. gold watch. $3.50; Edw. Boyn
ton Nashville, Tenn, meodeon, sl00; james Russell,
Montgomery Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. T.
Smith, Providence r. L, silver lover WATCH $50; Oscar
ell st. Pauls. Nnn.. gold watch, s185; j. r. SparTy,
Litchcld, Conn., silver watch SOS; Wm. d. Peck, Eur
le Ills, music box, $751; Vim. Raymond, Dayton. Ohio,
silver ten set $115; Miss E. NJ Schenck Detroit Mich,
diamond car rings, $685. Pierre Buaudin, ST. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans, diamond ring, S17O; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, St Louis Mo-, melodeon, value sl25
LIST OF ARTICLES
10 BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,