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New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
THE
CIR EAT AMERICAN
T e A C O M p A n Y
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE,

Tie Propheton beeame fully Convinced several years con
Of Tea and Coffee paying too and too . n
these articles of every day consumption and therefore OgrId TIKI
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY to DO away fer po,bS
wit. these enormous drains upon and Ipy nen
with thess a smallest possible O..
To give readers idea Of the pras which have been nsde hs
Tea trade with the American houses leaving
entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors.
s The American House in China Japan makes large ptson
their sales hpmentsand Of the richest retired
this country have made their immense fortunes through their
China
I'd The Banker large profits upon foreign exchange
tie purchase Of Teas
3d. The Importer prof. o per
by cargo ssI,N
10 the Spectator in invoices Of 900 to 1900 packages L average
profit Of about 10 per cent sit
The Spectator Wholesale Tea Dealer Ines Al
profit Of 10 to IS per cent 4
9Th Wholesale Wholesale GooeTih lon
to suit his trade, profit Of about 10 per
7h The Wholesale Grocer sells to the Retail Dealer pfo or
Is to rs per
9Th The Retailer sells to proit get
When you have added these profits boL,gss
garages storag coOpeges and ad the original o e
Tea will be perceived what the has And ro-us
propose why sell much lower than other deaer,
propose away with all these profits and bolasges
storag cooperages and With the exception Of naJ
commission paid purchasing in China aud Japan,
eart.ge small profit OursveS-~heh. large sales
will amply pay u
getting their Teas from confidently rely ee;us
them pure and esh they direct from the Custom House 'o'S
to our warehouses
The Company continue o sell at the following prices;
oOLOYG, (Blsek) 90, 20, 80, 90, bet 81 p D
MIXED Green and Bac) go, 30, 80, 80, best 81 10
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 7O so, 30, 81, 81 10, beet 81 10
Yb. ~
IMPERIAL (Green) 20, SO, 90, 81. 81 TO- best 81 - fe
YOUNG HYSoN (Geen 7o 50, 80, 81, 81 10, be' ~ 20
Yb
UYCOLoRED JAPAN, 90, 81, 81 10, hest 81 % p d.
GUEPoWDER, 81 25, best 81 so y b
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE 2O 2Sc aO 35, best 4oc per pound Hc
tells saloons bOarnghoase keepers and families who use E iAl
ties Of Coffee can By using FRENCH
BREAKFAST DINNER COFFEE which sell at the lev pes
OF 3Oc per pound and give perfect satisfaction
Consumers from SOC to 81 pound BY plTelanehH
Teas Of tie
nnuAm IMEnHnaN nNA CnMDLNY
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NsNT| sN8FI ~" -
CASES WIFI PENCILS.

Tie Numbers Indicate slle OnyI NO UcIB Ho rIIoSV
and No 10 the largest
PRICLs OE PINS WITH sILNER-MOuNIED DISK
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severe were Of short Duration and hs youthful frame
could n's llonser bills with the ravsging disease.
Thus hath passed away in the spring time Of life, =
promising youth. an obsdisn, sonia loving brother
devoted Sabbath School Scholar. IN, NJ n
That star has fadedwhich many had hopsd
Would shine with Iuare radiAntly bright;
But alas twho can tell how soon their fond hopes
May fade. and bscl,sed in deaths dismal night: |:
dosiing father, in distant lands will receive
This intelligence truly with feelings Of pain;
While no more upon eanh he can view his dear boy,
There's hope bell yet see his Lawrence again.
80 t@ V&l y X.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-08-28

Our community wss shceked ny the srjdrn and
sal intelligence q The deaih % ROSCOE RICH.
ARDS. an of Capt. Henry and EhIa Riehsrts. o.
ihis place. Who died .. T',s,on. 10 Jones County 90
the sss instant. 10 ,he atsh year of his age sfsr
short bat psinfai Hines
Rescue Riehsrd. early espoa.ed the eau-e Of
Southern Ialspcndsaer. and q The breaking ou, of
the ~ar went with b. eompany. The Orange tiusrds.
tCo. q. 9Th Rect. n. e.. T..) soJwa. wilh that a.
meos Regimen, 10 al ~ sas.grmsni. during the
vet. As . soldier tbis officers ssyJ .there Vas
none bette. hfs,es y he shank from no duty how.
sss, srduous. snehsd from no a,ns., however i'm.
nainsni he vas alwass ready when duty called him
10 the ,hiekest ssd haidss, q The sshi A.a friend
irus and tfaay. snd a. -ca. dalisi and Kind. he
sssss Kind and loving rmsais. brohsrs and. sisses
and namrrou. friend. snJ Gonzales 70 noun ,hei,
less but We trust that our los has been bis eternal
gain ssd although he d,sJ sway f,am home. and no
lsvias msshsf ssd rso,Is s-'er near 70 s-usge hi.
grief Or wipe sway ,he cold d.up sweat ron hi,
brew. ye, be hua The tender care Of an sI.esionss
father and hipd frpas to smso.he his pillow 10 .hs
trying hour We all Ia. common share the psf
sad snsrto the an eed family our dssp and heartfelt
sypps'hy in this their dSk hour Of uoubls. r..
Died. ia this place. On Saturday morning he aiih
Instant Of sssisie fever LAwRENcE FISHER.
yosaxva s,u Of D. D. ssd n. N. Phillips, sscd ,sn
yssn II months and 7asys His suIsdnss, though
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'-4 49, i -
III AS,THkR IsDiAx FioHr.. st. Louis. Au-
sssl 20---The battle reported drom Omaha
lrbetweenst~o hundred 'pawnee scouts sndss
large number of Sioox, turns out to have
! been fight between fifty Pawnees and one
hundred Cheyennes Ut Plum Creek in
which the Bawnees took 6fteenoscalps and
captured lofty head Of cattle. and took two
prisoners Macy othe Cheyennes are ssp-
posed 10 have been killed and wounded, but
were carried oFby their comrades. .Iss s,r
The Pawnees are now south Of the Platte
river, hunting the Cheyennes. A,laa ~
'lssSeven Indians were killed BY lightning
at the Ysncton Agency on the 10th instant.
1.-THE Sioux and Grow Indians had q bat
Gle near Fort Stevenson, in, which the lat
ter were victorious. Seyeralwere killed
on both sides. faH
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N NO.TICE.

VSHE undersigned having qualified az executor on
the estate Of WILLIAM N. PRATT ,dece ssed,
hereby gives notice to oil persons indebted 70 said
tate 70 make .immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them within
the sa. prescribed by Law, OF this notice will be plead
IN bar Of their recovery. sa.ai 1900 -
JOHN BURROUGHS. Err
August 3s. at4ff1 s o.
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e Vienna, August 90. ! Evening. .-All the
.o1hcial journals declare that the peace Of
Germany Is now secured. 1850 ssat
European countries grow quite as many
.paiatoes ss Anerica.. France has this year
2.O40, ,S64 acres planted with them, snd
Austria l.s0S. las acres. ireland. the great
potato country. reports I.050,4ie acres.
In BavarM there are 649.7S5 acres; in
Great britain. 1884, .s4S acres in Belgium,
369.850 aeresi in Sweden. $4,000 acres |;
IN Holland. 26s. .9S7 acres ain Wurtea-
burg, l67.04S acres; aud in Denmark
proper, %. l76 acres. 8 Nksa
Austria consumes great deal Of tobacco.
In 1866 the number nf hame made cigars
consumed amauntrd 90 VERY nearly one
thousand millions. while ofimpnrted cigars
isS than nine millions we're consu med.
The consumption Of snuff vas iurty thou.
sand pounds. and OF tobacco sixty -t.rre
thousand ewt.-ihe receipts ei The Guvern-
ment for sll this amounting to 10000. .O0o.
Al meeting Of the negroes and radicals
Of Joyuer's depot. we learn from The Will
son Carolinian. Jere. Bullock. colnrra, was
nominated as delegate for the Convention.
TIE Nor,h Caroline Conference will be
held in Wllm,ngton an th>t 27th day oi
November ; and the South Carolina Can
ference will meet at Marganton on the ! lth
Of Deee,nber. n#
ln Stanton. Wisconsin,. little girl went
Ia sleep in field whrre her father ~ss cut.
ting bis wheat. and he. mt lnatieing the
child. ran over her. the machine cutting
her 70 pieces.
Lewis Albritton. one Of the gang Of high
Way rul'bers iafes'lng the eastern part OF
the State. recently eonvieieil W the Craven
Superior Coutt. vas hung az Neabern, nm
Friday. 10Th inst.
The Tsrboro Seutherner saws That. on
the 9sh inst. Nc. James S. l.cng. &c Edge.
ecmbr, en going 10 his hng pens to feed.
Just after q s,ern. fnand that tsenty had
been struck With lightning and killed,
The New Orleans mint. which has been
idle since the autbreaking oi The rebellion.
10 abnui to resume operations. |, will com.
mence by cunning niekle. 3kNK
0iieial reports show that from january
20 oJuI, there we're IS 3-6 csses of chalera
and s2.704 deaths in Italy. Sicily suffered
msst.
ABBY Falsom. fnr many years conspi.
esous at anti slavery and ether progressive
meetings. died IN Rochester on Saturday.
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Know thy Destiny.

i MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astroo-
gst Clarvoyant and Psychomericiar, who has aston.
shed the scientific classes Of the Old World has To-
Gated herself at Hudson N. Y. Madame THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers of second sight to
BILE her to mpart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single married of either While IN state
of trance she delineates the very features Of the
you to marry and by the aid Of an nsument Of in
tense power known tho Psychomoope, guarantees to
produce Hfeke picture Of the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date of marriage. position
in fe leading traits of character &o This is no hum
bug, as thousand of testimonials caa assert She will
send when desired, certified certificate, written
guarantee that the picture what It purpors to be-
enclosing small lock of hair, and stating place Of birth.
age disposition and complexion, and encloang fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you l re-
ceive the picture and dcsrod information by
All communications sacredly oonadenta. Addreas in
confidence Madame E F. THoRNT0N;;P. O; BSx 22s.
Hudson. N. Y. -.,a..syyS ~ 4 4:sasz March 80
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Give Nature a lift;

UlFO NttuIO LdUs
PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH OF NATURE THEY
he with their health and their constitutions and then
are surprised that they fan sick. y! ....~ 49,.
The pressure Of constant mental bodily labor upon
the animal powers Is tremendous Very few. systems
and constitutions bear up against this pressure an
assisted Add to this the unhealthy influences which
urk unseen in the air breathe, the water we drink
the astude produced at this by the change nom
the rgor Winter to the warmth Of Spring. and 1t would
to require almost superhuman vgor to keep III per-
feet health without reinforcing the physical energies
But how re,ntoess them Certainly not with adultera
ted stimulan. There is poison in tho outer air or
in the atmosphere of turnace.heated rooms, work
shops or factories perncious those deadyburning
fluids.
Why use them, when
HosTETTERs STOMACH BrTrERs,
vegetable tonic without alloy, everywhere obtain.
able7 Nothing has ever been offered to the feeble and
debtaeds harmless in its nature, powerful in its
invigorating sfesk as this celebrated
srOMACHlO AND Alternative.
In the army and tho navy, in new settlements, and IN
crowded cies by old and young, rich and poor 1t H
| used as -
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE.
with msst gratifying results. April ~
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Pure BrandE

Pure Brand ssi4
THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF ADUITERATNG
BRANDEs having become SO common, that agenuine
article is tue exception It Is Of vital importance to those
requirngi for Family Use and Invaids, that It should
be of undonbted purity and efficacy. aa' -:
We nre pleased to notice that the old and popular Wine
importers, BINNGER & CO.. Nc. 15 Beaver street, New
York, very opportune in calling the attention ofam
lies to their ..6s#
~, "GOLD MEDAL COGNAC,"
Of which they say, that with view to MEETING the
popular demand for reliable Brandy in its natural state
free from alcoholic favor and impurities and fully appre
ciatng the fct that It is often thu Medi
cal Faculty sustaining stmuant whom all other 70
medies fa we botling and selling at reasona
BILE rates Brandy Of our own importation: from one
the most responsible Houses in France, and known az
ssBININGERs GOLD MEDAL. .COGNAC."
This Standard Article is sold by all Of the prominent
Druggists. s6no Feorusry2
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A.! Thirty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse.
MRS wNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip
ton OF one Of the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States and has been used for thirty years with
failing safety and success by millions Of mothers
for their children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and disrrha grtping in the bowels
and wind coc By giving health to the child 1t rests
the mother.
Be sure and cali for
tMRs. wINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sfmite of COURTS PERKns," on the
outside wrapper. All 9th are base limitations.
For sale by DOW1E NOISE, NO. Isl Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel
April % stuth3
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PUBLIC NOTICE..
DUBLIC NOTICE Is sHEREBYGyENsrHATu u4S15RR
the following Ordinance licenses havs been I'd
for delivery from this Office.

= sssElsi January s, 1867. -
DUBLIo NOTICE Is HEREBYaIyENTAATn4 n4s1zs
for delivery nom this Office
-. -. IL j .; y
SEQ l. Bs o1aansd ey Ass9 q ss .. =
Of jnuiry, licenses shall be tskenout r
end wagons, used for private and
the same manner, and according same prov3dun1
drycn for hire except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray OF wagon shaY be provided with badge con-
tainns the number thereof and marked Rtsgats tobe
SEQ 4 No person shsil be taien by the Ttessmer as
surety 10 any bond under The Ordinance n
oenses for carts rays wagons and otner nm
SEQ q The folloasna shan hereafser be ras for
licenses for public and private car1 drays
nc.adng the horses mules used thereo WHOM sna0
be free from other ta1atOn: ;.e 80
puB11o clnTs pRAYs ETC, or THosE H1RLoYD n ATT
BUSINESS wHATRvER, FOB HIRE DIRECT OF. .mDI14o1.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn ne horse of
For every cart dray or wagon drawn BY wo horsesoe
For every hack and carriage with two Wheels S2 ss
For every hack and carriage with four Wheels1 ]Aa
For every stage or omnibus except hne omn1opsh
For every stage or omnibus Except Bne omnibusl
drawn by four horses, $50. gsS5.s.t.,.. 80
For every truck drawn py two more horses mmuies
For every express wagon drawn by two or more hosee
or mules, $50. ~ ti5.=.ssss:
BREAD cABrs AID PRIVATE CARTS, DRA1s, HTC. -
For every bread cart or wagon. IS. 25s.:asf
For every cart dray or wagon, used for private o. d
mesic purposes and not TO be employed in the trans.
porting of goods wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation either directly for
Indirectly for the same shall pay for license the o
S.. exclusive OF the horse or mule. ~ =
Ratified in City Council this 18th day Of January,
H. 81 in the year Of our Lord ons thousand kt hun.
N ~ PC aA1LLARD. H.yor. 5.
1annarv = ". q. sMrrH Clerk of Council =
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Free to EVERYBODY.

Large PIP. Circular. giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
despised respecred, and the forsaken los ed.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address. and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer. d.
March 80 Tyr Troy, N. 7.
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JOHN BUCK.
E. H. GARDNER.
1Tno

NOTICE.
NFFTCE CLERK OF COUNCu.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause Of Section of an "Ordnance to Raiss Sup
plies for they ye.r 1867 is published for tho information
OF persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who
not residents OF this city All such persons hereby
notified to report ar this Office.
"Threo dollars every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city by rsons not residents. by sample or
otherwise W. II. SMITH,
March Clerk OF Council
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Extract from orditance RatSRed Nousm5er 2o, 1906.
SEQ s. No cloth awning shall be putup in such man
ner to obstruet foot passengers and no Rn board
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen feet om the sur
Of e ssSgaa q %aso Des for
day while any auch awning Or board zed o. for@-
SEC 8. No persol or persons whososver sba for the
purpose of exposing any goods commodities or other
articles SALE place. or caused to be placed any such
goods commodities or other articles whatsoever any
table snch stall.bosrd, box, or other appendage IN
any street. Iane alley Or public OF any
tootpavement within the City, under penalty OF
twenty Dollars for each aud every such offence and for
each and every night or day. as the cage may be- ON
which any such offence Is committed Provided, how
eYer That Yendus Masters shall be permitted to expose
before their stores such goods and commodities thes
soil public auction, butnot to take up more room than
tue front OF their respective vendue stores and TO the
distance Of six feet beyond the same.
sec G. No person or PERSONS whoscever shan suffer
my fro wood, Goals goods, wares, merchandise car
r8ges Of any description or any other matter or thing
to him. her. or them ts OF m 10 lay
lane alley or public thoroughfare within the City,
der penalty Two DoHors with COSTS for every hour
yond the above mentioned time excepting materials for
building, in regard TO- which the following regulations
shall be Observed namely any person or persons
shall erect or repair any house other building.
upon any street. lano, alley, or open court
within the city, he, she, or. they shall make
application for the use Of 80 much of the street
or public way shall not exceed the front Of the
lot on which such building is to be erected extend
than sir feet street; which space such per-
gon persons shal forthwith encl0se with sufficient
fence ateast feet high in order to deposit within the
tha requisite materials for building and repairing;
and such fence togeherWih the remaining materia be,
she they Bha remove as the work be finished
or whenever the Mayor shall require It, pain Of for
fetng TWO Dollars for every hour that such fence such
materials shall atterward remain unremoved; and on
PAIN ALSO of having the removed at hs her, or
their expense, by the City authorities.
April 13 16
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IlOR ALL DISEAS5 THAT REQUIRE PURGATIvE
i use Dr. C. G. GARRISON: ANTIDYsPEPTIC
PILLS.
Price Is cents per box.
For sale. wholesale and retail, a my store No. 21l
South Eighth street. Philadelphia, and by
DOXFIE 4 NOISE,
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE,
No 151 Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
April 16 nIths6
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AUCTI0N N SALES.

A House and Lot on NE east side Of Ansos ssea,
opposite Me sCdiholic Church. at. AAcs.on.s
By SMITH & McGILLfYRAY.f
On TUESDAY, the 30th Of April at IL O'clock, on the
=. .t.. north steps Of the Exchange, - !,
AL that LOT OF@JAND, with the buildngs thereon,
known as No. o. Anson street, bounded ON the north by
lands Of Margaret Pencil; south by esste of aathsntel
Cooper, and east by lands ate OF Christopher Gadsden
measuring feet six inches, by one hundred
and feet in depth; back line feet six
inches, more or less. as
Terms-One third cash; balance IN one, two and three
years Purchaser to pay us for papers. Property IN.
sured and policy assigned: +t.s5 wsmM April a:
A Lot on The East Side of Anson streel, several
go doors beloap the dboue, at Auction. .5
BY SMITH & McGiLLIVRAY,. .,ls 80,
On TUESDAY the 30th Of April, at II o'clock, In hont
t.-s--7':..7. Of the Exchange, 49, =
ALI THAT LOT OF LAND in Aason street, bounded
ON the north by 1andg q JH Kep south BY lands Of
MsrQa1et Pencil east by lands OF - Darcy; me s,1ng
92feet inches front BY feet In depth more or less
back line IS feet 6 inches. =. . -
TermsOue-tltrd cash; balance In one two and three
years. purchaaer to pay us for papers. Property In
sured and policy assigned: ~ wsmtu4 April r.
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TAVERN-KEEPEK
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

Mlrch I, 1867.
A LII TAvERN-KEEpERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
n ING spirituous liquors, within the city limits who
have not executed their bonds taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to SELL will be
ported not complying with the law after Monday 9th
inst.
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the
same placed IN conspicuous place In the window. AL
failing 10 observe this notice will also be reported after
the aforementioned time. W. II. SMITH,
March Clerk Of Council.
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H, II.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &c.; or, M11LERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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April L
SODA NATBR

YlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
i PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage al
their welLknown stands, No. sc BASEL STREET, be-
tween King and Meeting Streets No. 428 KING STREET
(Old PiQuet ard Houseb and at the head of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with
Fountains Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will bo accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers, Hotels, Restaurants and private families
furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda In quan
titles to suit purchasers.
We agents the sale of A. J. Merse Sons justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting Of Genera
tors. Fountains, Marble Draught Stands, Silver Plated
Refegeratng Draught Stands Tumblsr Holders, and oil
apparatus necessary for the manufacture or soda Water
at the manufacturers prices, with freight added.
T,alers in Soda Water throughout the State desiring
apparatus, will do well to examine the merits o.
Morse's Apparatus, before purchasing elsewhere.
Description catalogue and price list sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK l. CO., Charleston.
While appreciatng tho very liberal patronage extended
to during the past season. shal strive to merit i
continuance.
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MIscEIlANEEn[)L]ul.S.. EE[)L]l
CHARLESTON Fire DEPARTMENT,
MUBIO.
Chief and Assistants.


Chief and Assistants.
Mayor and Aldermen.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company.
Charleston Fire Company OF Exemen Pioneer Steamer
Eagle Fire Engine Company Hand
Vigiant Fire Engine Company. Hand
Phonix Fire Engine Company. Steamer
Charleston Fire Engine Company. Hand
EGtna Fire Engine Company. Steamer
Florence Fire Engine Company. Visiting Coy. Hand
Marion Fire Engine Company. Steamer
German Fire Engine Company. Hand
Palmetto Fire Engine Company. Steamer
Hope Fire Engine Company. Hand
Washington Fire Engine Company. Steamer
Stonewal1 Fire Engine Company. Hand
Young America Fire Engine Company Steamer
LINE OF MARCH,
Down Meeting to Broad street, countermsrchinc at
Aldermen will review the Department alter which the
Companies viii exercise in the following order:
-, =..,..s. 1sT-HAND ENGnSEs
z. 'Y1aHAlsT. ...-..f 8. HOPE.
8. CHARLESTON. 6. GEnM3s.
:: :: zSsss z1ss A's'''A. :: :: hssss: RzsS@
4. PIONEER.
Each Hand Engine allowed is minutes: each Steamer
allowed 80 minutes from the time they take position at
the well at corner Of Broadhnd King Streets using fifty
feet of hose, and PLAYING OF platform as usual.
The following gentlemen have been appointed ss time
Judges: Mesars: 3: N: ALEXANDER, G. P. AIMAR and
]. G: E: RICHARDsON, Assistant Chiefs
, IsO, a. psOWMAN' Esq, e1-Ch1ef, assisted by B. IL.
SIRoBEI,. Esq: Clerk and Superintendent, Will mark
the distances and award the priZes -
Each President will appoint one officer to Keep the
platform clear Of crowd and positively no ono but the
judges will be allowed on the platform The department
Is respectfully requested to strictly comply with this
rangenent. -
The main well usod for suction purposes will besup-
Piled Alternately by the different hand and steam
engines from the ndjacent wells
Visiting companies will be allowed to choose their time
Of playing Off -
M q. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department
B. N. sraonLE, Clerk and supt