The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-23

BACON SuoULpEns, &o.-We direct the attention
Of MERCHANTS and dealers toH.:the sdv"'A-
Messrs. LAUREy Il Ab""" --~sement of
,0ss Of 0ao0" strips, sides, shoulders. 40. 'a This
bacon is OF the best quality, and suited for either
domestic or Plsntatien purposes it was chosed
Ton Aha Southern market, and will DO sold at rea.
sonable prices. se
|H a $3.50 Il
IHE KING STREET BAzAARs.--This populas tho
r~oughfnre presents an appearance Of business life
that is in pleasing contrast with other sections of
tho city. Ihe large retail dry goods houses which
are the chief glory OF the street, present a tempt
ing appearance, and the sight Of some new style
Ct Sc2ds frequently causes tho money to burn in
tho pocket until the exchange is effected. Promi-
nent among these stores 10 the establishment Of
Messrs. LOUIS COHEN 4 90. This has been re-
Gently stocked with choice goods for the Fall and
Winter trade. Every effort has been made to Sc
cure q full and complete assortment OF every arti-
Gle found in o frst-class dry goods store, and from
o casual glance we are CONVINCED that Meesrs.
COHEN & Go. are up to the mark. We do not, how
ever, presume to let their reputation depend ON
our dictum, They will be tried by the fair sex; but
we guarantee that they will not be found wanting,
TIE BALTIMORE SrEAMsHn LINE.-We have fire.
quently referred to this line, and tho facilities it
presents to shippers for. the safe and speedy trans
mission Of freights. The business Of the line has
been, since it's formation, steadily increasing, and
eha steamers nov leave with tho greatest regu-
larity, each with it's full compliment OF freight.
Messrs, CoURTENAY & TRENHOLM, the outward
agents, have opened an office on East Bay, next
North Of Adger's South Wharf. This has been
done for the convenience of shippers, who can
communicate with the agents without the neoes-
slty Of visiting the wharf. The increasing bust
ness Of the line has rendered this change neces-
sary, as the arrivals and departures occur with
such regularity that dispatch is an important item
in tho shipments.
The line at present consists Of the Falcon, Sea
Gull and Patapsco, and the fact that these vessels
are always able to secure good freights, both for
their outward and inward passages, 10 a proof that
the shipping bqsiness has not been affected by
stsgnation. The agents at either end OF The line
have used every ~exertion to advance the interests
Of this trade, and have had the satisfaction or see-
ing their efforts orowned with success. -
REauLAR MEETING OF CIyY CouNorL.-Present.
the Mayor; Aldermen RAvHNnI, GERprs, ONA1rx,
WnIIs, S~TEIsHEYER, OLNEY, OAKEs, MARSHALL,
EFsTaN, CosaaHoyHs, CopRYEENNAY9, PRneLE, wRAao
and BUTLER, ~ So. H}| aS ,,a,
Ine mmuVeS OF bhe Jest meeting were read and
confirmed. sa nU tls l3tt .ttIt .ai1#l,, +,
The petitions Of JNo. W. HALL for q license to
pack loose cotton on Browns Wharf, and OF e. w.
SPENoER to open an Exchange and Loan Office,
were referred to the Committee on Licenses.
The return of the Harbor Master for the past
month was received as information. u
A notice OF the meeting Of the stockholders Of
the cheraW and Darlington Railroad, to be held on
the 10th, was received Us information. ,a j.
sqndry bills from the Aims House were referred.
to the Committee on Accounts. .A te.ga~a4N
The Board OF Health, to whom was referred q
communication Of Dry PAaErelativ8tp intBf1Atiral
burials, Stateaa that Tie Sn1asang reagfaaiatioblhs H.She
different churches controlled the buriais to a SUI
Acient extent. and tai:.ss the cemeteries ,~reoently'
opened in the suburbs had remedied the evil sui-
fciently, Il was, Furthermore, believed that the
evil would be entirely ssradicatsa BY time, and that
legislation was unnecessary. The report was
adopted. I, 5.s,,, .'-", = 7S'e.iesp q
The petition Of w. @. DUKES & 90. to erect a.
building for the manufacture Of fertilizers was
referred to the Committee on Brick snd Wooden
Buildings. M, %
The Mayor stated that the following Ordep had
been received from the pistrict headquarters:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DwTn1or.
-" q CHARLEsToN, 8, O., October 10, 1867.
HIS Honor Mayor r.. GaAard,
Charleston, s. @.
sun am instructed by the Commanding Gem
etal OF this district to inform YOU that no election !
will be held for municipal officers for the Otf Of
Charleston, 8. O., and the election notice prescri-
bed by the ordinances of the city will not be pub
lished. Very respectfully. air. Trssrgr~p
s@,fss Xour obedienE servant. ssstss
: Ff'S'f'S LOUIBV. OAZfARC,h N&fS
A. D, O., A. A, A. G.
I Meessrts: WIN: H. GHIHAHD. O.. p, BnAsEn and
JHo. a. Honour were severally nominated Tor the
office Of City Assessor, but on'motion Of Alderman
MARSHALL the election was postponed to . future
meeting. This caused some discussion among
the Aldermen, but it was finally carried, l':, !" ~
The Committee on Engrossed Acts reported for
sngrossment' the Bill to raise supplies for the IL
Of the interest on the public debt which
accrued on September BOkh. dnf3pal:e " a1i},s N
Alderman WILL moved to lay the Bin upon the the,
table, but was ruled out of order, and the Bill was
4. AHnegrossed in due form 4 saaittsbtt tMslassbalnagg changed to
that Of an ordinance.
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