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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1857.
The following Section Of An Ordinance 10 abolish tho
office OF Superintendent sreets 70 provide for Keep-
lug tho Streets Lanes Alloys. and open Courts In tho
City OF Charleston Clean, and for other purposes IL
hereby published for tho Information OF all concerned
--HOF tba Jns pIoAntnn Of satj- a,aS
sleet, lane. alloy, open court, shall every day
9undays oxceptcd hsvo tho dirt hlth. garbage other
oa placed In front Of Ills her lot IN barrel box
hesp and In readiness for tho contractor by the hour OF
seSen O'Clock A. H.. from the hist day OF May to the
nine O'Clock, A. H. frcm The frst day Of November to
the frst day Of May following. And any person offend.
Ing herein or placing DIRT filth. garbage other
ona IN any street. ape alley. open court alter the
hours above naIned Rha be subject to nne not less
than two than five dollars for Zach aud every
offence. to be imposed by The Mayor.
BY order ". Il. SMITH,
May Is Clerk of Council
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NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEw YORK, August 22.-Flour 10ai5c. lower.
Wheat dull and no,ninaily lower. Corn Alishily
tine 5Saa59sc. ltosin quiet. Gold li1!.
EVENING DIspATcII.
Cotton steady; sales 1900 bales ut %. Flour
dull; state 81 50al1 %; Southern sl0a1l. Wheat
dull, and declined BABE; Amber Southern s2 :}0a
81; White - 10. Western Mixed Corn II 11a
u. Oats lower; Southern 8Oag5l. Pork s23 80.
Lard 12}n13 Sugar steady, and in fair demand;
other groceries dull. 1urpontinc unchanged;
Crnao 81 %. Rosin quiet; 10 s numbers s2al IS;
No. s. 50. Tnr quiet, at SO 25 for Newbern.
Frcights heavy. Stocks active and tuctunting.
Gold 412 G2 coupons 1l3l.
BAITIMonE-Nio Cofico dull and nominal. Flour
steady. Wheat advanced Sc. Corn unchanged.
Oats Irregular; choice Gsa7Oc ranging ns TO giiai-
sss l1w d demand a scs @ anH Eeo
Ribbed Sides l5ia15ic.; Clear Rbbs I6!al64c.
I.ard-Primo Western Isle. Bnlk Shoulders l2le.
Inbbed Sides 14lc. Mess Pork s2f SO. Sugar firm.
Wlliskcy unchanged.
CIScIHsA1i, August 22.-Flour firm. higher and
in good demand. Corn firm Mt Wa91c: Whlskey
firm. Provisions buoyant and generally higher
Bacon held lr. higher. liolllcrs receive $23 80 fol
Mess Pork.
ST.. LOUIS, August 22-FIour quiet aul nncllang
cd. Com firm at 81 O5al l2. Provisions steady
Whiskoy 20 10.
LOUISVILLE, August 22. -superfne Flour - 25
Corn, in sacks, g.. Mess Pork s23 So BacoI
SnOulders lZlalZAi oldes lna. lIalu AAaulSI'
wILMrSGToN, August 22.-Thcre is an unex
ampled scarcity Of shipping hero, in consequence
Of which the stock of Naval Stores has accumulated
rapidly. Tho following rates aro now paid Ney
York by saii-Coiton g. per pound; Rosin, Crgd !r
Turpentinc md Tnr, Toe. per barrel; Spirits Tur
pontinc q per bb. Turpcntine dull ut 50. Rosi'
quiet, s3a7
NEW ORLEANS, August 22.-Salcs 100 bales, iii
changed; Low hii'ldlings 2Gtc. Teccipta g.; ex
ports 1883. Flour quiet; Common So 30; Tripl
extra sl1 b. Corn in good demand holders clail,
Zoe. ndvancc sales Of white mixed at 81 90; nike,
yellow and white, in lois, at u l7aal y. Oats il
fair demand at roc: Bacon in light supply holder
ask 13i for Shoulders; 18 for clear Sides. Lard
choice, i'll kegs, 14i Gold 40. Sterling 53a5i
Sight Exchange on Now York ! per cent. pre-
MUM.
MOBILE, August 22.-Sales Of Cotton II bale.
prices nominal. Receipts 80 bales.
SAyAsNAu, August q. Cotton quiet and stead,
sales light. Mi1dlings &c. Receipts to-day
balos; receipts for tho week 1l52. Exports 100
Stock 98G
AUGUSTA, August 22-Coiion active, Int price
lower Sales l5i bales. aildling 25c. One ba
Of now Cotton Ao!i at 30c.; cass Strict Mitltln
Weather hot and cloudy.
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From NE Richmond IIhig.l
"""" we nave II Brosvnlo,v In tho Gubcr

nnt"rini Chair!
Inc New York Times thus closes some remark,
on affairs in Yirgnia:
,ai anErS ,I IN no Brownow in Virginia 10 scc to il
that wien tho election comes tbcru will Mt II
eHcmts' bc q CHANCE FOR nh expression of opinio,
ui @ INC part OF tho greater part of tho whole poo.
P'r, whenever way ii goes.
CT virginia whethor yrginlu shall be- n sec,!nJ
tennessee ta,enmrssse Gnl hef next Governor a second
ant-nrospcctire Republicans and coiortI pro.
pie; organize on n Confederate basis, or Win,
SI %,I 80 Gioscy resemble it rs TO- pass for it,
various official positions because they arc s,1cb
he ann refuse to help TO elect original Union men
ncrmiii.I sT ,TeE y are s1ch their work will not DO
prove That Republican Congress will reject. rep,,
,lao and Het it inside, if successful and ur,iain re-
tHn xa,a n@ m er now aet excluding thorefrom
lille t,g s'',irnge to the orginal Union whites nni
pneks. ,Iim II unsuccessful, fio party they Oppose
nnn m al,stTnet r t uer tho present acts and oIec
nlan 81 inc Browiiiow stamp Governor of Virginia
In In either event tho worst thing thai could 6efsi
n,rSinIn will happen, aud through their inaru-
they have to do ~ TO G bao mot want i to happen NIL
ili9n who will lc acceptable to Congress. Va
we cali attention, in this connection, to tho fnl
nmR ,st from tho Shenandoah Herald of the 18TH
INST. That PTaPcr says:
VI we could have tho privilege of choosin,, In
In"'h Gor. Perpoint aud editor ETunnicutf, we
Ids i y. 'a'Ho
u tho mongrels-that is, ''IIunnicutt and bis
81. nSii. PTfHhlaEion oil except those whom
they term unconditional Union men," and Hun
ncnil should adhere 10 his determination to bo n
candidate, Bolts aud his party AMI tho registered
rebel voters may be induced to cooperate" for tho
purpose OF securing Gov. Picrpointa election.
Gov. Pcirp0int hus shown disposition to deal !
Justly with the pooplo, notwithstanding his Ratli-
,al proclivities nnd inclined to think TINT |
lc is ns good man as tho conservative voters of |
Virginia can reasonably expect to Hee elected,
liuhncutt docs not possess single qualification
or tho high position 10 which ho aspires. IIo il !
90 vindicirc, bigOted, Bolf-righteous and ignorant
o deal impartiaily and justly with all parties, nnI
specially with tho rebels. lfo would uso tho |
Mice 10 advance the interests of his own party and
% apnress tho opponents Of his nbominnblo doc |
rincs. If ho lad the power, and possessed the |
'ame amount OF experience and sense, hc would |
u a second Brownlow. Hc would govern with nm |
ron rod. ''''
Governor Peirpoint has declared his dctcrmina
ion to stump the State before tho elections pro-
1ded for by the Into acts Of Congross for tho pur-
,osr OF n'incing tho people to accept tho terms |
imposed upon us by tho said acts. TlIopeo can
lrar him. and If thoy think him better man than |
lunncutt or whoevlr olso may be nominated by
lis party, tlIcy can vote for him.
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How "ISDIAS OuTRauEs" ARE SOMETIMES MANU-
fAcruEED.-An Omaha correspondent of tho Chica-
80 republican writes concerning tho recent at
tack Qua train Of the Union Pacific Hallway Us fol-
lows: "rho way the thing looks now it docs not
appear that the redskins dill this husino:s, but
the white skins did. Tho scapng was certainly not
done by an lndian--so men who understand the
business say. a rcdskin would not be apt to
leave Tho scalp bchinl-hc would rather lose his
own-that of itself is n little evidence but what
makes il Utmost sure ID tho fact that tho scalp of
the man who is still living, und in fair way to re-
cover, by the way-is not taken in the Indian
stylo. An Indian is never known to tako tho
Whole top OF tho head for his scalp, but merely
couple OF inches from tho crown OF the head ;
anu besides, they generally take il of neatly,
while this was done III n very bungling manner
Some pcrsona-and must say nm one OF tho
numbcr-think thcrc were no Indians con-
ccrncd; but Omaha and all these western
towns arc bound to havo mn Indian war
If possible; and their constant cry is er-
termination. Now, this late attack serves first
ratio to bring Eastern people to their side of tho
question: provided they keep under u few of tho
facts. Several trims Eastern md Southern rail.
ways hnvo been thrown from tho track before now,
tho ears robbed and sometimes destroyed. This
haA been done inside of two yenrs. Thoro being
no Indians then to throw Tho blanc upon, it was
at once charged rightly TO thieves, rowdies and
highway robbers; and it is very natural to suppose
that the same class Of beings will do the same kind
OF work here, il that class is hero to do it, And
it is not denied, but readily admitted that towns
such as Julesburg, and others not 10 far away,
arc more than half peopled by roushs. Another
thing: every tmo there is n rumor OF an Indinn
attack anywhere, it is telcgraphcd East as fact;
but whcn few hours later, it proves TO DO on
irely untrue, the telegraph does not carry tho cor
rcctiOn.'
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ItnIlrnnl NccIIIenI.

SAVANNAH, August 22-Tho train from Macon,
this morning, mel with serious accident nj cni.
vert between Stations y and Is, and was badly
wrecked. Tho engine passed over safely. The
tender fell through, throwing the train frum the
embankment. Tho cars were crowded with pas
senSers, but mono hurt except the express mes
sengcr. who is badly injured The freight, cx-
press and smoking cara arc completely wrecked.
The passengers arrived ut 1.30 i. NJ.
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CIovEs.-Cloves are tho buds or dried blossoms
Of tree which formerly grow without culture in
tho Molucca Islands, but tho Dutoh hayo sinco
transported IT to Amboyna. Tho tree itsolf re-
somblos tho laurel in aize and form; it's trunk 10
covered with bark like tho olive tr ,e Whito flow
crs grow from tho oIiromity Of the branches. At
first the buds are OF a palo green; they thon be-
como yoow, afterward rod, and at length Of o
dark brown, such rs we SEQ thon. They havo
moro penetrating aromatic olor than tho mother
cloyo, which ia tho dry fruit OF tho samo trco.
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Ep- BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE.--'rHI.
sPLENlip HAIR DYE it Tho best IN tho world. The
only 'rn" AMI b..fccf DyrharnlCss reliable inutnn
5nr"ns No disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown. Kenrcs Tho i'll oInc,s of Ba
Dyes lnryoracs thu lair leaving II colt and cautii,
Tho gcnliina is sI" Hiium 4. RatrGeior All othcrs
arn mere limitations. aud should be avoided Sold by ul
Druggists and Pcrfumnrs. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
Rtrert. New YurE.
sb- hEw1EE nF a COUNTERFEIT.
DrccintIr IL -.
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s.NoIiCE TJ MARINEliS.-C CAPTAINS
D. 'oi" wishing to arehor their yessola In Ashley
'er' arc requested not to do anywhere within irs
range OF thu heads OF the SAVANNAH n.Ipn,.
f on The Charlcsto. and st. Andrews side G.
INC Ashley River; by which prccanon contact will, b
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. G. TURNER. II. ~
Harbor Masters onlce, Charleston, February O. 1ss
February7
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n CHIEF QUARTERNIASTER'S OFFICE.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA. CHARLESTON. s.. O.. AUGUST II. 1897
SEALED PROPOSALS aIli be received al this oGire
mill " o'clock NJ on Monday. tho 10Th day Of sopcn-
ber 1867. al which time they will be opened for the nur
rhase Of the following property. viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON, ID Aslcpoo Rivor.
Wreck of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON, in Coosaw
River.
Wreck Of steamer CIiAsSEUR. In ScuIl Creek.
wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH, in Charleston Harbor
wreck OF steamer Er1WAN. in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck of steamer RUBY. In Light House Inlet
Bidders will state tho amount, offered for cnrb wr.,t
The wrecks will be sold separately to tho highest
bEldcr unless such bid bo deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to tho UNDERSIGNED and
markell Proposals for purchase Of wrccks''
II. U. TYLER,
Brcvet MaJor-0cneral Chief Cunrte, MASTER
Deputy Quartcrmastcr General, u s. A.
AnSu-t 10 ,5
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THE HERALD.

Ts PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBEitRY c. H., AT
i 50 per annum. and, having q large circulation
through ali the uppor and lower Districts OF the sntc
affords great advantages to advertisers
Rates for adyerling yery rcssonabe-for which applJ
10 our Agent, Mr. y. p. AIiDkas, ~ The Mills House.
fII0A b u Il. II. aBRNEKER.
EnyamhSr tkSusr~rs
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Washington News,

WAslttSaroS. August 22.-ueucral sicklcs tclc-
Grnphs General (irnnt, nsking II revocation or
suspension Of the Executive instructions s,,srcud-
ing ls Order No. 10 in its application To Federal
latter. ~
In compliance with this request, the Executive
Order regarding Order no. III has been suspended
by General Grant nntL General Sickcs can give
his views OH the subject
The revenue receipts to-,lay nnlOnnt 10 $5g2 2nup.
80 idT bnih the President and Glen. Grant refuse
Inc puDlicatlon "f a." c.,rrps,nttieurr rnI,tiyo
Sheridan'B removal. II l. we'll nii,l,. ..l u
tien. Grant demonstrated warmly.
Rcar-Atlmiral Palmer, with the SMsuucllanna,
Mononguhcla and Sacn, are Mt Aspinwall. All well.
Col. MORE, tho Presidents SECRETARY, tec-
graphed tho Baltimore Scliutzenfcst thai public
business required tho President Mt his post Today.
AL additional paymasters mustered out.
TO take effect from tho lat October.
Sheridan tG!cgrnphs to Headquarters Tint
yellow fever has assumed an epidemic form in
New Orleans Several Of his officers i'll with
il.
Tho suspension from The War Department of
Orders relative to General Schles Order No. TO-
issued, il il aaiIl, on the l7th.
Tho Governor of Washington Territory tGle
graphs the discovery Of inoShaustible coal miucs.
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The BennettsyiiIe "JournaI"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
/ Bennetsyie. q. O., 10 tho eastern portion OF the
Stats, by STUBBS LITTLE, Prophetors and offers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wsh oftepd their busneas in this section OF the Pee
Deo country. We respectfully solicit tho patronage Of
our Charleston friendB.
Terms-s3 per aunurn, Invariably In advance hdyer.
tIsements inserted at vefy reasonable rates July
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From Richmond,

RICHMOND, August 22-kanawla County yrstcr-
day subscribed S2j0,00 to thu Chesapeake and
Ohio Raiironl.
". A. IIappir, a wci-kuown tobacco mauuiar-
turer, was arrested to-day charged with counter
fciting the Revenue Inspectors brand.
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THE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS,

DUBLIsHED IN wINNsBoRo' 8. c.. AFFORDS l.
i profitable medium for the advertising public o,
Charleston.
No respectfully solicit their patronage for our mntua
aAiLLAItn, DESpoRTEs WILLIAMS.
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SAVANNAH, GA, August 22.-'rhc rains i'm the
lower part Of the State have materially damaged
the crop OF cotton, which is opening rapidly. The
rail- prevents picking, and Injuries the classitica-
tion. Reports from the worm are exaggerated. IL
js raining TODAY.
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A NOBLE DooBEnnY.-Tho lnttst case OF onc's
wishing to bo wrtton down an ass, is the follow
ing:
Recently, in tho English HOuso Of Lords tho
Marquis Of WGstmeath called attention TO what lic
termed serious breach OF privilege, which con-
slated Of reporter having boon hoard TO say, on
transnbstantiation bill was coming on, "That id
old idiot, Westmcath, has long notice on tho
paper, but I'll tnke caro- not to give word OF what
or auothor reporter said in the gallery, "What q
pity II n that thero is no ono to sod this coDfound-
ed old idiot to tho lunatto asylum" Tho noble
MARQUIS statement was received with roars OF
laughter. After the Earl OF Malmesbury had in
torposed, and said the question was below tho Dig
nity OF tho House. tho matter was allowed to drop.
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tSoientVfn american.

A STRANGE AUToMAToN.-Thero was one giant
toy in tho centre OF ono Of the avenues OF tho
Paris Exposition, which an 1t cannot be classified
or incndcd with any other apparatus, may ns we'll
be described here. 1t is largo piece OF imitation
rock work, about twelve feet high, covered with
rich vegetation, ferns and mosses, lichens and
orchids, spring gushes forth from one side, and
feeds the pond in which it is placed, md in which
gold and silver flsh glitter md gambol. Popping
ont Of ono OF tho cnvernons openings at tho bottom
is a hugo black and whito Now fomniand dog of na-
urcs size and natures mould, but not OF natures
tfc md blood. Tho attendant touches secret
spring, and while tho admiring observer
stayD and stares, and feola inclined to pat Pom
peys head, Pompey rolls his eyes, opens his
mouth, and makes q very good imitation Of tho
decp-mouthcd Welcome Of somo watcL-dog's
honest bark Startled, but not intimidlted, the
observer raises his eyes and discovers, carclessy
sitting on u lingo boulder, haro, which immedi-
ately plays wild tattoo on drum placed boforc
1t, and, Gro pussy ceases, hidcons and enormous
balloon oil ono sido olatters his jaws, rolls his
oycs, scratches his hoad, and plays wild and
savage air on fiddle, while on the other side ol
the rock some pastoral swain, decked in gorgeous
ribbons,
| "RecHbQns sub fegrainc tdqi,"
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So Persons dspositng letters In tbs Postonaoe vim
pleAss place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
ner OF tho envelope and they VII also please TO res.
ber that without tho stamp letter cannot be mailed buS
viii be cent To The Dead Letter Qtass Apauss q
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Postoce at Charleston for thu ".
eniing AUGUST ~. lBi7. and ordered to bc printed
III THE DAILY NEWS agrecaby to tho following section OF
The new Postoflce Law, the newspaper having tho
largest circulation in tile City of Charleston:
SECTION And be IL further enacted Tint liss OF lat
tera remaining uncalicd for In nny Postohlce In any CITY
t1wm or village. whern newspaper shall DO printed
ahaH hereafter be published only in tho neaspalrr
WHICH, being published weekly oitencr, shall have il
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the sad
S5- Persons calling for Letters Advertised shouil
state that they Advertised.
aB- Onico hours from . A. NJ. to 6pM On sunlavs
from 1870 A. NJ. to I.3O T. NJ
STANLEY q. TIoTT, Postmaster.
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Con. GRANT smokod cigar last Sunday in
Washington. Mr.. JENKINS ssw him do it
twico. Ho threw away tho stumps md thoy wero
not recovered.
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ns'A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO IIt 1,
couR'ry hoinc after sojourr Of q few months In !,
city. was hardly recognized by icr rrtunls In ulac.
w ntyrec slIo really appesrctl hut eighteen irno,i
Gulry A. to tho or so Kroat change s,c Main;
toih them that Ahc used tho GIRO. ~vIaN BALM nr.
considered It an Invaluable acquis tic to any
b5 Its uso any Lady tcnlc,u can improve their cr
sona appearance an huiicd fold. II Is slnplc n, il.
eomblnation. as Nature herself simple yet unsrpus
eu IN iA elhca"y In drawing Impurities froin also h,a
Ing cleansing aud beantfyiDg skin and cumplcriop
ny us ietion on tho rutcie II draws from all I'd
impurities kindly healing tho sanc am, leaving ,bo
face as Nature intended should he-ccar soft snoo,
snd beautiful Prize 81. sent by Anl ur Express an re-,
celpt of all order, by
". l.. CLARK & Co, Chrmists,
West tsyetle Street, syracuse " Y
Tho Only ..herican Agents for the sails Of the sa,uo
March, 20 l.,
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The Cubnu Cable.


PCSrA Rosa, FIoRIpA, August 22-Fho Havana
and Key West Gable has been Gplic d, and is work
ing well.
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10 NoTlcE.-MR. u. RIULS HAVING NV
rover OF Attorney will aet for ,nc during my absence
from tho State. ~ n ,.|
Charleston. August 81, 1867. = ,,,na, an
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:, 81, o., CoNsldNEEs PER sCuR. DAWN y
hEhLlSd. FROM Bnllmon. urc notified ,l,t .,, J., NJ
shn'sh'R cargo ut Irosn Co.'s NORTH wh,,f
uoon' on thr wharf ut snsr, Will DO soro :,
owners rick aud expense. '' VI
STREET BROTHERS 4 60
August ~ ,,,
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VOLUME VINO, 62r
TELEGRAPHTC.


;, VIENNA, August 22.--'rhe organ nf baron you
BenHto nsscrts that defensive alliance has been
iornled between Austria and Frnnrc
, PAKis. August 23.-lt is said that one result of
mo SaiTbnrS Conference Is, that Franco ami Ana
tra will insist on the formation OF the Frcncl
man Confederation. under tho head Of tho husiri.
~ Emperor. They are also agreed regarding The
T3i. 'i9' hoh'ls
73i. ''"'' ''s' hoi'is
LoNDoN, August 10 Evening. C,us,,s ,los.J
ut Di 9-l6; Bonds 73S '' ''''e"
steady: sales 1000 bales l'''' saw
L1SEnPoOI., August 22-9p Al I,r,l IN, plo
weather Throughout England is beautiful, and Ia
rorablc for The crops. ''
LIVERPOOL, August a2-Evenug. g.-Cuiton closed
heavy. lIplantla declined d. SIi,l,lllnr Upjai,ls
io$d.; Orleans Id Sales lGcJ bales
p, FRANKFORT, August 22.-Unitcd Statrs Bonds
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as' CoNSlGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON
from Baltimore, hereby notified that the sc.ucr S
in' nay dEcllarging carS, al Pier No. l. Unon wbsry..
nh goods not taken away at sunset will remain on
tho Wharf at consiguecs' risk
August 70 MnRDpY,,, :. c,
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,

PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG e. II.
UHIs PAPER CIRcUIATEs THROUGHOUT TIFF
i middle portion OF the State, and offers the besi
facilities for advertisers. February Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES

hD.TiE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE-
fnhi MEN IS cnilod to the following regulations
any volunteer Engine running any 1aymcn. In
either Tho Upper or Lower Wards vhoro Tho s,rna, -
paved shall pay fine OF Finy Dolars und M, ,r.,,
Engine committing the offence their nav sulI In
stopped. The same rulo shall be applicable 10 IN,
Markets. " ~
Every Volunteer Engine Company sllaiI hayo either
ocS or gong attached to their Engine or Reel AMI tbc
sumo snail not DO mniie. either going or returning
""" sn a'arm " hro Tho same ruio slail DO spplica
bic to Ward EugIueg but no Engine nj, ali ro,, 80.
Or" fasinr than a walk ~ "
Onr Volunteer Hand Engine may draw water from sap,o
We'll whrrp Steamer Ia drawing: anI If two Hand En-
Bhes are at Fire We'll mo Steamer sha bo allowed to
the came.
Two Steamors may draw water fro,, n Drain
III. Is. 81. STROBEL.
huBnst2o Clerk and Sup't.