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Terms cash. HeP'e'uoei l.
A Auchon Handsome Furniture. bedding. Car
peis. Dinuer Sets. Gt0SScaIe. DC, ora Fanny
lrbO hare itrt he state.
BY CLIFFORD ~ uATHEWES,
Auctionecrs
Will I've sold. At Residence No. South Bay, one door
west OF Meeting street, TOMORROW. 18th instant,
al l0H o'clock.
| SET DRAWING ROOM ROSEWOOD AND GILT EN-
BROIDERED SETTLES AND CHAIRS
Set Drawing Room Rosewood and Brocade Settee and
Chairs
Rosewood and Velvet Chairs
Mahogany, Spring Seat, Mohair and Morocco Arm
Chairs and Rockers
Imitation Bronze Marble Top Centre Table and Tripods
Black Walnut and Mahogany Centre Tables
Elegant Black Walnut and Mahogany Four-post and
French Bedstcads, and Mattresses and Pillows
Cottage ana Iron Bedsteads and Mattresses
Maple Crib small Table,
Mahogany and Black Walnut Wardrobes Bureaus and
Marble-rop Wash Stands
Pitchers and BasinsaChna Foot Tub. Slop Jars &c.
Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Damask and Lace Curtains and Bed blankets
:, handsome French China Dinner sets
Cut Glass Decaners Tumblcrs. Wine Glasses. Sc.
Oil Paintings and Engrayings. from Shakespeare
extra large lee house suitable for hotel restaurant
large Chest for silver ware
Water Cooler handsome Walters Alcohol anu hot water
Dishes Britannia Dish Covers. plated Ware aud Cu-
lcry, Music sund fancy Vase and ornaments
Lamps. Iron and Mahogany Hat stands. &C. &c.
ALSO.
ONE HANDSOME ROSEWOOD 0CTAVO PIANO.
Terms cash and articles to be removed Immediately
after the sale.
September L. tuthi3
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WELL MERrTEr TRn'UTE.-The death OF the
late Prof. ALEXANDER GAMBArI, which occurred
about two weeks ago in this city, has deprived our
community of another of its oldest members-one
no less esteemed for his urbanc manners and
many noble qualities than distinguished for hs
musical talents, III which profession he deservedly
ranked among the fist. His friends will have a
requiem high mass, or funeral service, celebrated
tomorrow morning, at o'clock, at st. Paul's
church, IN Society street On this occasion, the
Choir, OF which the lamented deceased was for Il
long time the efficient director, will be assisted by
many of the former pupils and musical friends OF
the much regretted Professor in paying an appro-
pirate tribute to his memory.
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By the use of
BY the use OF
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and Beautfyng the Complexion,
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and all impurities OF the SKIN, kindly healing the
raying the skin white and clear alabaster. Is
be detected by the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation il perfectly harmless II is the
only article of the kind used by the French and is
sidered by the Parisian indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards OF So 900 bottles sold during tho
past year. sufficient guarantee of its efficacy Price
only 75 cents Sent by mail postpaid receipt OF I'm
order, by
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y
Ivr
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POIICE.l
MAINE GUARD HOUSE,
CHARLESTON. - e., sept 10, 1857. J
VNOLLOWED A POLICEMAN TO THIS POST. A
II COACH DOG. which the get Oh appli-
cation To the "Onicrr ol the Day.
c. B SIiWALD,
Scutembrr II Il Chief of Police.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.
January .. 1867
nuBLIC NOTICE Is HEREPI GIVEN THAT UNDkR
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Once y lHoMaS'
City Treasurer
SIC l. Be il Ordained by he Mayor and Aidermsn,n
r Council assembled That from and after the first dGy
of January licenses shall he taken out Tor all carts. db)
and wagons used Tor private and domestic PURPOSES
the same manner and according to the same proVsol'-
now oi relation to carts, drays and wagons et"i
driven Tor hire CS'cpt giving hond', ANA each sllci
cart draw on wagon shall be provided with badge colt
tanning the number thereof aud inarRed frrdtt 10 'c
placed Oh the outside ol the SHAFT.
SIC a No person -ill he taken by the Treasurer a.
surety Ia any nond under the Ordinance concerning
Carts draws, wagons ana olier tarIlagc> uu
less lr on she Ia; i fnhOlucr
src 3. The follow n9 ahdl! hereafter he the rates iol
licenses Tor publlr ai private carts. diays. wagons &'
II-lun,: the horses "f mules used iilrro WHICH Fii
he lrrr from other taNali''i
Public CARTS pn,Ys. rI,' THOSE EMPLOYED IN AM
BusINEss wmNtl>In, FOR niEE pirt''r OK INDIRECT
For every cart. didy "r "a"l' drawn Us one h" tel
mn,. 80
For every carl. ,rl AAl'"" iraw" 10y I~" h"r'"sor
n,u, ., <a0.
For every ia, aud arrlgc with tw" wh"rla, $40
Fnr every hack and catrtr with i"nr wheels, ii0.
ior every STAGE "r oninilns w\''l liir "inhlhls)
with two horses $ItI
FOR every stage ar omnibus ieN''id hhr omnibus.
driwn l'y 1ur h"rsc-, Sin.
For every lnicL drawn nS iw" "r m"r l'rnrs"r nnlrs
:tn
for every r<rr.,,s wo"m drawn hy tM" more h"ry
- mule. sta.
rRrAn CART ,sp ruv,ir ",nrH, nn>ia. Frc
For ever! bread cart ar wagon. 81
For every cart draN WAGON, Used for private ar ,l
m,sc purpose. and moi to bc employed IN the trans
porting al Goods. war,a.. merchandise. lumber. or any
,thcr commodity. Tor compensation either directly "r
Indirectly l"r til" '4im. shall pay ior ll'ac the hu"
80. ry,ustc ri iln Nurse az inuir.
i;lnied IN tIsN C"th,il tins iGtli daN "l January
H. IA The year " Lord 0nc Thousand eight han.
dr"d aud aIyty-ai,.
I'd. GAii.lARp. Mayor
i,y ii" Mayer.
Lamar, " u. SMlllI Clrrh "l Council
NNrItt..
utFI,E 'nlft on IEIh'riNEH.I
,u..n7t ruth. 1867.
likOiUir 10 ItiS UfFlCE AND SUPPOSED TO
b siulrn 1;ray sI.A Coal. also. two large block
Ia. ii. about 'INccl inches width; any parties oslh
tIir ali:lr will Ill and nlritii, them.
II. ". IlENDRlCkS.
l.; l.lrUtcuanl nId Chief al Detectives.
August a.
81 Nh-~uoFS.
OFFhU CLERK OF COUNCIIl
July H. ls6.
! yUNK .ehOr bEEi ERR AND PEDnLERS WHO
j hay, n.adc application ha LICENSES hereby
| ,.,,rt it ,iii1, luIu cui.t..x
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cry r,>Es- MONTHLY nrrrnSs

uFFICE OF THE CilN AHNI9N"E
CITY Halt September ., la''.
NOTICE is Ii RERV GINI \ To Aii. CoNt tl.i'N'"
~ t,at lie Monthly Returns for lie l.onti' "i A''uH
past IN compliance with the Ia Ordnance F"'''"
ga the 2sti day DccCnbel lHbC. must ne ilId' ' "
t(5r. thc itI instant D. c. GIBSON.
September, titN N-'ts~'"-
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In introducing this Power into the mail ket We
would state that the following some of the adyan-
tages possessed BY the LITTLE GIANT all other
Horse powers
l. Itsgreat strength cunt oi being double geared
which not only doubles the strength by dhidng the
strain on twice the number nf teeth, but by gearng on
both sides of the wheels it equal:es the wear the
shafts, and materially essens the friction. enabling the
horses IL do mach work than with any other
Power
.. Its compactness anI extreme portability. 1t weighing
about onehalf much other Horse Powers and occu
pying but third the space il be packed in small
boxes thus saving much expense. Il is simple that
the most ignorant person would have no difficulty in
putting it together
g. The facility with which it can be adjusted to any
kind ofmachinry at any angle either the ground ol
over head without moving 1t from its foundation will
be appreciated by farmers aud planters specially adapt
ed for driving Cotton Gins
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4 Card.

What is TARRANT'S EFFERTESCENT sELIAEk
APERIENT, and what are its effects? These are ques
tons which the great American pubic has right to
ask and also has right to expect candid and satis
factory reply. The preparation is mild and gente
saline catharc Alternative and tonic and IS most care
fully prepared in the form Of snow white powder, con-
tanning all the wonderful medical properties OF the lar
famed Setter Springs OF Germany.
OF its effects We would say that those who have tested
the preparation are the best Judges and they declare
over their own signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve Indigestion Regulate the flow OF the
bile Cure every species OF headache Tranquilize the
nervous system. Refresh aud invigorate the weak M
gate the pangs of Rheumatism. Neuraze acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
falling appetite Cure the heartburn.
Ii you are sufferer give this Remedy one trial. and ii
will convince you OF the above facts.
TARRANT 4 Co. sole Propretors. New York
sold by all Druggists 1mos September IL
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JUVENILE THIEE.--Chares jenkins. coloied
boy OF ten years Of age has been arrested and
lodged in jail for stealing clothes from the store Of
Mr.. MORRIS ISRAEL. Tho clothes have been r.
covered
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STEALING Salt. Wni. Sanders, colored, went
out shrimpinS rccentl! but not being satisfied
with his success in that humble occupati"n' he
stole Il sail from boat which he passed on his re-
turn The sail has been recovered, and Sanders is
IN iail.
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Kentucky state Combination Lottery,
MURRAY EDDY X CO., Managers. draws EVERY
DAY at Covington, Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 to $40. Shares in proportion
Capital Prizes from $4,000 to $4,000.
H. T. PETERS Agent,
No 30 Hasel street, Charleston, s. c.
Snninn,h.rs 1mO
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
AUCTION Sales This Day.

All. KINDS ur JOB WORK DONE Al THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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There cometh glad tidings ofjoy to ALL =.
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The besuty which once was so precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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81 NE-Sti0PS,

orFh,U CLERK OF coUNClL.l
July u. ls6.
YUM .el.Or kEEi Err AND PEDpLERS WHO
j hay, radc application ia LICENSES are hereby
uotite, u report Al th,s Ollie immediately
" II. SMITH.
.Iuly - ClerE 81 o"ncii
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YOUNG LADIES COLLEGIATE lNsTrTUTE.-A pleas
ing proof of our literary advancement is the num-
Der of educational institutions that have been Or
Sanized since the war. Among these, few offei
better facilities than the Collegiate Institute con-
Quoted by the Rev. HENRY NJ. MooD. Mr.. MooD has
a large experience in the art OF teaching, hayin;
filed with great ability, the Presidential Chair at
Davenport, and the Columbia Female Colleges.
He was invited by the Board of Commissioners to
preside over The State Normal School, which
was reestabhshed last year, but subsequent
changes induced the Commissioners to use
the building as free school, and Mr.. Moon
has opened his school under the title OF
the Young Ladies' Collegiate Institute in the
large building on The north side Of George
street, one door west OF King. 1t has been the
wish of the Principal to make his school thorough
in every respect, and he has secured the services
of competent corps of instructors. Many Of those
gentlemen are now connected with other nstitu-
tions of learning, and bring to their employment
minds stored with knowledge which they have the
happy art of imparting Mr. MOODS advertise
ment appears in another column, and We direct the
attention of the young ladies' interested i'll pro-
curing good education, to the terms and other
information contained therein.
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HOrk Jfutes ana Mare.
BY CLlFFURD q MATTHEW'S.
THIS DAY. at our office No. 80 BROAD street, at II
O'Clock,
WORK MULES
saddle. Drart anl Plough Mare. years old.
Terms cash. September IL
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The STREETS IN THH UPPER WARDs.-Years ago
when the Neck was but suburb of the city, the
Commissioners OF Public Roads had the exclusive
jurisdiction of this section, and it was to many
persons terra lncogRttG To be avoided on account
of the malarious neck fever which seized all who
we're not accliInated. Since the annexation to tho
city gieat change has been effected. Rutledge
Avenue and the streets in the north western por-
ion of the city have now become fashionable
thoronghfares, and the neck fever is considered
bugbear. The Street Inspector has recently gwen
his attention to the condition of the streets in this
section. They have been supplied with wooden
curbing, and the grass that had choAed the gut
ters removed; fresh earth has been placed on the
sidewalks, and holes filed up, but the late rains
have in many instances rendered these improve
ments useless and the streets are almost the same
as when the work was first commenced. Few of
the sidewalks in the Upper Wards can boast
pavement, and during wet weather the earth is
very poor substitute. The present poverty OF the
city prevents any heavy outlay, but the money ex-
pended en- the streets will ultimately prove 4 ben
efcal investment.
In the Northern cities great attention is paid to
the condition of the streets. Low lands are filled
up and morasses converted into valuable proper
ty. Some years since the City Council of Boston
staked off what was at the time portion of the
Bay; this was filled up, and in ten years became
one of the most fashionable thoroughfares il the
city, and by the sale of tic property millions we're
realized. 1t would be folly to compare the facili
ties of Boston to those of this city but judcious
outlay OF labor would in time make Charleston
equal to any of her sister cities. The growth of
city situated like Charleston must be upward,
and improvements made on the Neck at this tine
will in the future materially advance the price of
real estate and aid in restoring the treasury toa
plethoric condition.
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a Novelty.

The latest and most efectual remedy for the cure OF
debility. loss appetite. headache torpor of the liver
etc, is PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. IN
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REGISTRATION IN THE Cry
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AUCTION SALES.

CSolsing Dry Goods, 90.
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, wiz sen Iysoa my % ~
Corner of King and Liberty Streets, an hVoioo ~
clothin received by Steamship Manhattan, eonpns
NJ loo Mems SACK and FRoCK COATS. Cashmere
$50 Mems Cashmere Jean and Satinet Psnts'
ALSO
A large line of DRY GOODS consisting OF:
Tweeds Cassimcres, Irish Linen Nankeen hea ;Naa aSa
CIR Flannel, &C., Hoopskirts, L. q. HanaKe.rnoi''
Hosiery large and varied assortment; Necktes &c
On FRIDAY, 13tl will sell so Cases booio Ai"
Ter, Terms cash September II
Byo,cn Shirtings, on account Of al concerned.
LOnqcioMs, Sheetings, Boots and Shoes, WnIs-
keqS, Pickles, Sauces, Mustdrds ana f1'sS-
CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO.
Ca.h Auction House, No 55 Hasel street,
Opposite PostOfhce,
Will SELL THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock.
BALES BROWN SHIRTINGS. IA Sheetngs, Linens,
Hosiery Handkerchiefs Pant Stuts Longcioths &C., &c
ALSO,
30 Cases and Cartoons Ladies' KID and GOAT, sewed
Balmorals, Oxford Ties, Brogans, &C, DC.
ALSO,
Cases and Demijohns WHISKEY Cases Pickles. Sauces,
Jelly, Fruits. Mustard and Spices
ALSO
TABLES. Wardrobe. Safe. Ice House. Hat Stand, Pic
lures, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. September IL
Corn, Corn!
BY j. A. ENSLOW & co.
THIS DAT, 18th September, 1oA O'Clock, viii be sold
before our store, No 141 East Bay,
$50 sacks CORN, bushels each slightly damaged.
Gantnm
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MARVIN'S
FIRE, BURGLAR
DAMP PROOF SAFES.
CHISOLMS RICE MILLS.

TJ,UESE WE'LL KNOWN AND LONG ESTABLISHED
MILLS are undergoing complete repair ana renuya-
tion and will bc ready the ls SEPTEMBER 10 receive
from Planters and their Rice TO pound and pre-
mare for market Thankful for favors shown by Fac
tors prior to the war, would earnestly solicit con-
tinust &C OF the same feeling confident that Mills
will be made 10 do as good work as they ever did
CHlSOLM BROTHERS,
No 80 East Bay.
ss-The Times, Georgetown S. c., will copy once
week for slX weeks and forward bill Tor payment
AnnuGt 2D tuln
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September II
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MORE STEAIING.-Three negroes, Henry Doug
la Henry Townsend, and John Kirk on Friday
night last stole horse and mule from Captain
W. J. hIEK, oil Blufton. Captain KIRK followed
them As lar rs Rantowie'S where he LOST the track.
Thinking that they would come 10 Charleston 10
lsDose OF the animals, he came NJ once 70 the
city, and lodged information al the deteciive
office A. a natural consequence the horse and
mule have been recovered, and the thieves arrest
ed and lodged in jail.
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Sale Of Superior DraWing Room, Dining Room
and Bed Room Furniture, IN Wdinm, Mahogany,
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