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The New York herald., 1867-04-16

LHIRST FL0ORs-SUITABLE FOR DREssMAKTNg,
Millinery, or any nice business At 126 Bleecker street,
near Brosdway, and southwest Bleeeker and
Laureus street. Inquire Of T. j. GIBBONS 1O9 Beecker
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gives ur these rr"'r;.tinns. - va.r nur n.,!,.
ably cnsur.
The difficulty in St!,lc ,wi IL. al The late
troubles in Europe. IS Of the ",,,i.nality" ar.
der. Prussia conquered SrLlc.wi,. nnl I,nl.
stein fr"m Denmark. u few years aga, and last
year again Tough, for them with Austria. In
the treaty of Prague. which closed The last
nnmcd war. il was agreed that Prussia should
retain thr two buchirs of Srhl.swi,. nml
llolstcin, but restore to Denmark the rroyincc
Of North Schlcsmig. This Prussia is ready To
do. Just so soon rs Denmark shall have given
proper guarantees, Sr,WiIs the German part
OF the population "f thrs province in their
rights: lur ur readers must rccollrci that there
are too nalionnlitir' represented within the
limits of the territory III Yucstinn, viz: Danes
AMI Grrnans. ID was in consequence of n sorI
OF manifest Danish destiny policy, pursued in
these provinces some years ago. that the several
wars arnSr. which cvcnlmatcd in The loss Ia
Denmark uf SrlcSwis AMI flnls,cin Already
the Danish papers have rcconlicnrcl preach.
ing crusade against German institution, iu
North Schlcsais; aui il is to rrryrn, the rc.
currcEcc of notions that have already lcl {,
three wars, that Count BISMARCK insists on
these guarantees
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FItANCE AND PRUSSIA.


The Luxcmburg difficulty Ind no sooner been
put to rcasi, than another of II kindred nnturc
look its place. II was easy to forcsee this in
the manner in which The first nninell difficulty
had been adjusted France and Prussia thought
they had each sufficient cause TO go 10 war with
tc other. The point in dispute was compro-
missed, but neither OF the two contestants were
satisfied peace wns patched up, and assur-
ances of restored nmiiy intcrcbangcd. The
Royal Family of Prussia 80 fur waived private
resentment, TINT they honorcd the Emperor of
tho French with visit of State. But this de-
cciyes no one. Preparations for war arc going
on oil the while. And in due time, when the
would be bclligcrcnts are ready, a prciext will
moi be wanting.
Already France, il is understood, Inns ad
dressed note 10 Prussia in reference 10 tLc
rctr ,ccssion of Norlh Schlcswig, one of tbe
stipulations Of the treaty Of Prague, last year.
hitherto unfulfied. In ihe Luxembourg ques-
ton, France ostcnsibly advocated the cause of
Holland; so now she is The patron of Denmark.
We ourselves 'lo not think that Prussia has
complied, with sufficient promptncss, with the
snid stipulaiiOns; but by what right can Franco
step In and mcddlo with the affairs Of these Two
countries: Prussia is continuing her ncgotin-
tions with Denmnrk, in reference to tho cession
OF this province; but she will hnrdly acknowl-
edge the right Of France to dictate 10 her in the
promises The moro she yields, the greater
will bo tho demands Of her Gallc ncirhbor.
iermany has been entirely FREQ from French
influence during The past half century, and We
may bo sure, 'hat neither the crown of Prus.
sla, nor the German people will permit change
Of this non-interrcntion policy. Unless Franco
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LARGEST CltCULATIuN.--The nAlI.T
NEWS publishes Mc 06iciaf list Of LIT
hrs remaining IN he iosto0ire at tic rnd
a zach ,rccL, ay.rccb!y 10 The .foi'omi.y
section ef' he Nr'o i"sfofis'n lar, as the
ac,cslnpcr haring q" Myra cirr"'uf"a IN
the city Of Charleston:
SIarOS AMI be II iircr clIarir. hat lists Or lei.
ter. remaining: uIcac tor amy PuSoirc In any city.
tnwil village, where newspaper shall III pinr,l,
sl, hereafter ho published only In tho newspaper
which. hCin published weekly uttrcr shall have '
largest circulation within range ul delivery u the said
Office
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mEET!I S.

DEtfSt I'.N Elif:C D.C;;AE"TauuaD.
F,NiE MONTHLY @I:i:iI>,. = / 'rItE pIt'rS, HEN
Z iRtUNp~,IthFISI.I'. ~ I-, rlart. Tbi, E,r.uiuy
nj q "rl''.. i'y "r,l Z ~ H." ,,rrt.
atn'i6 flihS. - ia''. .crreiny rrn irfn.
Ii;HERt:ir s..: r:TI.
F6WE RfGitN s:u:'riiTS MEETING WILL. Ilf
Z lrlb 7h's E""H'Iiy. al q" flt,l. nj Sn','prk.
August & TuU;. o'iI;ffS, Src'ry.
CiiANi.ESixsS rOAKu Of TRADE.
FIMtE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Ois THE
charcstnn lioard Z" Trt.lr wi:l hu he'll Yiis Er;-
Ri,Y ut the Charleston Hotel tlub !; u,n at oclnra
l!y order oG the frc:i,iarl.
August q JNO. Is. STEELE. SECRETARY
EIGIhtnF FIRE ENGINE; COMPANY.
A TTEND TIL: l,!:Gl'I,R MONTHLY NIEEIINCi ~
~ y"r company. ut y'nr Hall. 7his Er'niny. the Till
Inst. at o'clock precisely.
l'y order. JOHN Il. HUMPHREYS
hu1hst Secretary.
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PUBLIC NOTlCE-
orp,cp IN crry rp1sURy

II
DunI1c NOTICE IS HEREBY aryEY tilAr USBEn
L tho following Ordinance licenses lIn& beon propared
for delivery fOn ths Office. THOMAS.
fty Treasurer.
SEC. I. De Il Ordained BY The Mayaf,nd Ahiermrn'n
City C1uncit difbe, That from IAN dfier tho first day
Of January. lccnses sn bc taken ofbr oil carts. druJ
and WAGONS. used or private and I'D dstic purPosca IN
the sanIe manner, and according ssmu provisions
OF force In relation 10 CARTE dr. anu WAGONS ofui
driven tfor hire, except giving hfts And each suc
cart dray wagon, slla b0 proyd with badge ccI
tanning tho number thereof, nni t,rkcd iTirdft, to
placed on the outside of the sllaI4
SEC. 2. No person shall bs ta{i by tho Treasurer
surety TO any bon under the QHnanco concerning H.
cesss for Carts drays wagons oi other carriages, nn
less he or Rho DO o freeholllcr. \
SEQ. D. Tho following shall trcAftcr bn tito rntea for
licenses for pnblr aud priyatot1rt drays. wagons. &c.
including tho horses muc3 sscl thereof, which shall
lie free from other taxation:
rUpIIc cAKrs, DRAYa ETC. THOSE BMrLorED IN Any
business WHATEVER, ron huE pInEcr ISDinEcT.
For every csr drsy or atson, drawn by ole horsa or
For every cart dray or vxon drawn by Two horsc-ar
For every hack and cani,ge will, Two wheels, 800
For every hack and canhgc with four wllcels. t4lL
For ovcry stage or omnibus except limo omnibus.
with two lIorscs. $50.
For every etasc or onnbus Except limo onlnibusi
drawn by four horscs, sGO.
S6O
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
nREAD cAnrs AMI rRrvkrB CARTS pR,rs, Ero.
For every bread cart or wagon, 10.
F9r every cart dr1y or wago used for private or do
porting OF goods rarrs merchandise, lumber or any
othor commodity for compensation either directly
Indirectly for tho alc shall pay for license tho
$5, exclusive OF tln horse OF Inue.
Ratified In city Council, this 10th day Of Janu.ry
H. 81 In tho year Of Lord thousand eight hum
70. aAILLAnp. Mayor.
Januarys ". II. SMITH. Clerk OF Council.
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ORDINANCE.

rTlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IL PUBLISHED
i for the information Of all concerned
AN oRDISAScH TO REGULATE THE CIIAHSISa OF Pny1Yg
AND VAULTS IN THE COnrOBATE LIMIrs OF TIE CITY
!. 10 II Ordainc,l BY thu Mayor AMI Aldermen That
from nn aitor the ratification OF this 0rinncc It shall
not be lawful for my person to cleanse remove the
contents of Vaults or Prives within tho limits OF tho
city, without having previously obtained license for the
same; oil suth licenses oIitro tho 3lst December
every year. md bu subject NIL requirements ,n,uos
cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting Licenses for
DrnyB and Carts.
H. That tierse Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
ia prohibited and parties Supplying fnr Ieepso will bc ic
Gilrcd Ia provide cnsoi Carts suitable for tho pur1losc
iii. All persons having such License shall report ri
0fth uuarl Houses, during tho day, hlB their In
tenon 10 such work during tho ensuing night; I'm the
Lower wnis srll report TO be naiD tic SalIi Guard
House. III tho Upper Wards 10 Upper Guard II,lsc.
~. The place or places for lip deposit or such otal
shall bc designated from time To time by the Mayor.
V. Every owner or driver OF auch Licensed Cart or
any other person WHO shall violate any % tbs provision:
Of this Ordinance, siia neglect o.. ri.sv TO obscrv.
the snme. any Of them, shall forfeit AMI lay fur each
offence fino not to exceed twenty-five dollars TO bo c-
forced By The Mayor In his Court recovered In any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction.
Hatfield In City Council this seventh day Of May In thh
yoar OF our Lord thousand eight hundred end siI
tyscyen.
H. ST. n c. aAMLARD.
W. IT, SMITH. Mnyor.
Clerk Of Council 5mo May 10
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intricate and beautiful mathematical problem. Ma
*os early cf. the army, and has since sought anil
ainc,l that distinction in civil life which his ta-
"nts and pn,o character entitled him TO- lilo was
Tor long lime Commissioner OF tho Patent Office.
chosen Fog lis scientific nttainmcnts, and filled
with ability for several years place OH tbs su-
prrlnr ncnch of IDwa.
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" Prevention Is BETTER than Cure. :
.DR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion,

4 prR0VED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED IY
IA taG French Medical Faculty, tho only safe and
inillhc antlioc against infection from Special Dscasns
This Invaluable preparation is suited fur either SEX
las proved ron nnrc experience The efficient
niil reliable Preventive ever discovered. thus cecting
.rflderat,n long sought for IN the Medical World II
used aa:ortlng to direcous every possibility danger
may be avoided; single application will radically nei-
troe tho rcnerea VIRUS erpel all impurities from The
absorbent vessels, and render contamination impossible
BE wise III time. and ut very small outlay save hours Of
uuo,d bodily AMI mcntaltormcnts.
This most reliable specific. universally adopted Ia
the Old World, offered for snc the frs; limo In
America by T. a. DUPoRf CO., ouy authorized
Agents for tho Uptcl States.
Prico 81 per bottle. Largo bottle, double size, s5
Tile usual dtscount TO tho trade. Sent, securely
Iturkrl receipt OF price, to any address, with dre.
lions and pamphlet by addressing, to
+. a. DUP0RT & CO.,
Sole Agents for DIR. Rlcord's p. l..
May 81 Tyr No. IL Gold Street. Now York
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aEHuSE III { ENTS.

EDUCATIONAL. EsrAnItSIIMI:ST o1S
REV. pli. Mvi.H:.
fyNlF AN 'UAT, ~ ;iI;lI;liItoS or PRIZES AND
cxlnlnrlion Of Euia oI .'Io above nai.rl Arnt"!ny
will take place This tluESpAYI MprninY, at %
or"k. In tho ruop al tho 'ir rriin SUcirty" tIdi
fcllows' liil corner ui King and Iibrrty streets.
generally. are invited to attend.
August
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,rO TAX PAYERS.

TO TAX PAYERS.
fNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for tic Information Of a persons concerned:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP.
PLIES fou THE YEAR 1867, AND ron OTHER PuRIp5Rs
Tn It orained by the Mayor nnd Aldermen In City
Council asso bed, That all taxes payable rndcr the Or
dnanco 10 supplies the ycsr 1861 und Tor other
purposes bo paid before tho 2otl day of june noIt;
and that persons who shall make default or payment of
amount Of their taIcs, ono and q half der cent ncr
month until tho sst day OF July, who'll Ii moi paid on
OF taxes shnil Go pa alter tho sis Iay OF Aurmst
ttreo per cent per month the amount OF taxes ino
shall DO paid until payment OF the whole amount In made
monthly taxes on or before tho ftconth day G each
month, Shall respectively pay tho amosna thereof
TWO per cont per month from sur fftcenlh day. until
payment Is made '' ~
IatiAed In City Council this seventh Jay OF Nav In
c year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
sixtysovcn. ~
T. g. oA1LLAED, Mayor.
w. ~. ohITH, Cierk oT council. 9mo May IL
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BARNWELL SENTINET,

T S AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business mentry Il for fow Inonths
mo TAX no GAIN Send on your cards and fncroase
Jour trade this fall Thcres nothing TO cqun Printer's
lnk-it las mnde many fortune.
Terms for The paper-$9 per annum I'm advance
Advertisements inserted at tho or u por su.ro n,
twelve lines or loas for cach insertion
months. " va .iA1oN
Contracts by tho year for six month"; allowing nr,y
iege OF changing. on moro favorable terms hdJtess
EDWARD 4. BRONSON
As'fshpc ~ fuChslet AID ero,Eaor
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CATAwpA COUNTY, NORTH ca

cATAwBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
TIME PR0pRIEToRS OF THIS CELEBRATED
Il WATERING PLACE, having gomo great expense
alnco the last season In changing tho position Of and
pairing the COTTAGES. grading tile %alLs and erecting
new Duilnys. tolehcr with many other
will open TE SPRINGS for tie reception Of visitors on
Saturday, June LIST, 1867.
RcLng situated In the northwestern part OF tho State
ii country remarkable for lis beauty AMI hcathu
ness. these. together with tue virtues tho Waters, male
IL ono of the most desirable WATERING PLACES in ho
country.
THE MINERAL WATERS
or THE SPRINGS the White ami Blue Sulphur AMI
Cllaybeatc. and they possess oil finest qualities
these watcrs d sovereign remedies r I'LL diseases
OF the LIVER, BOwEL.S STOMACH nnd KIDNEYS.
TIE SpRlSGS are accessible by tho roads lead
Ing to Salisbury. e. aud at that poht tito Western
Station, ut which place convcyances always in attend
nnce to tako them to THE SPRINGS.
Dr. WHITE, of the Medical coilcs OF Virginia, will bo
ut THE SPRINGS the cnlrO Season and invnda may
rely upon good attention.
Having again secured thn services OF Mrs. WRENN,
and made ample arrangements or keeping u uOOU
TABLE and tho best Wines. I'll Luors and Scgars, and
having engaged Smiths hand i tho Season. sstoy
promise to u every c0Sonenr for pleasure. comfort
md amusement that may b. drfrcd.
HOARD PER MONTH. 500 Oh
HOARD PER WEEK. IL 90
Children under yurs Of ego npd Ser
wants Half Price.
J. GOLDEN WYATT & Co.,
,,.v pRoJlr1osns; sms
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FIRE LOAN.
MhYDlllTTy (,E nITtDT ylrf,,y ,

cITr Hall, November y, 1906
A Liz PERSONS DESlROUS or ltEBUIIDJS0 IN IJp
N Burni Districts and Waste Places OF tho civ M.
der an Act OF The General Assembly. giving AUTHORITY
10 ihe Ci,y Conr OF Charleston TO Irocee In tho mat
City aEew arc hereby notified thnt tho form or anil
Gallon or loans can be obtained at tho oco Of the lerL
or Council, between tic hot.iH OF A. n, and p A.
All applications must bot d In tho aboyo mentioned
ofco. as tho Committee VIII meet every Nondav 10 con-
sider the same. " 0
ny order Of the Mayer ". u, sMtTU.
hoPemoerio Clerk OF Council
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CHI A r L T. S TON
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST c. 1867.

Jon WoEE.-we have HOW completed our
oIlicc so NJ 10 execute. in The shortest possible
time, ALI KINDS OF JOB WORK, auil We
most respectfully nsk The patronage of our
fripu,la
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1 @ ST.
3 o A R DI n G,

IlOiIsD AND LuDt:INi; IN y PRIVATE
family. residing In pleasant part ut the city can he
oo;ninrd ut moderate rates. by sINle gentleman. Ap
ply ut this Oilirn iutia An.n,stG
110ARDlSG--T{Iitf;r PLEASANT IttHIaIS
ID with good EuAltD eau lie la iuiri! i!ialr ar il.
cation to No. - CHURCH STREET, west siic near
l radd strcG1 1rrnls RI dasri1hc. June IL
TSXCELi.l;ST hoard, N'r VERY LOW
lI rates. Ia Tic most rcnrIl bsin,ss part Of tie city,
without loging Ia private house. ran now he had
For particulars udlrcsI az. H." PusuIlirc. May 10
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RtlT,ICff.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF OF poLICE)
CJIAuLEsroS, y. e.. May 4. 1861
kmE HEdULAR INSPECTION OF THE LUIS AM,
Il Enclosures sa,ilis. &c Will cOinmcuro on Jionsqy
neLf CT inst Owners an occupants hereby required
sec tint Their premises are n good condition nu that
MI nth md garbage lI removed rs required by Orli
tanec Other inspections will follow.
ly oIdor OF Mayor uiILL,nD.
C. l.. SIGWALp
flnf ef Fnlre.
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NOVICE.

EOTlCE.
0FFICE CLRRK OF coURCff.-THE FOLLOWING
" clauee Of Section OF "Ordinance to Itafe Sup
pes for 1857 10 published for tho information
Of persona noing Goods by sample otherwise, who
residents OF this city. All such persons hsrcby
notinsd TO report at This ohlco. a.r.'-
''Thrcbdolarl orery hundred dollars Of III goods
sold In this ctyt sons not rosI,lants by sample or
ohorwlsc." ". II. SMITH,
MarshS Clerk or Council
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F0R SALE.

INUit SAtE, y cANISaI.I, WITH i'lvu
II Seals pole nml slia AlsD. n sci nf double ami
single HARNESS. all III ,ooi order. Can hc srcu and
at:,incd fer cash ur iino note a, thirty days u, No.
u Lynch street May IL
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TOBACCO, ETC.
la CRIOLi"
SEGAR STORE,

eoitNEit tBitoADVAY ASDI7TH STR EIiT,
NEW YORK;.
VNHE UNDER SIGNED WILL. lie PLEASED TO BEE
his Southern friends. Tho choiccat HAVANA SF.
dahs NIL tho leading brands, with n general assort-
meht OF St'oxcra Articles always oil hand.
june D. OlTOI.ENGUI. Agent.
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CgPARTNER RSHIPS.
a CARD.

HhyINa WITHDRAWN ENTIRELY FROM THE:
IL Arm Of ALLAN & SIDDoNS, my friends and tho
public BenGraiy arc RESPECT uy Informed through this
medium lint will resume tho WATCH MAKING AND
JIiWEi.RY BUSINESS oil or hbout tho Ist September Mt
NO. 3at KING RECT nr1t to Mr. Drlckcr'a Dry Goods
HOusch All work nrustOl 10 my caru Will bc executed
In a fiilllinl md workInanikc ninilncr.
Al Jewelry work which left at tho store OF ALLAN
sipDoNS prior 10 tho LIST OF August 10 bo reparct
can be ha! by calling at lilo jewGiry establishment OF
asssrs W. u. WlltLDEN & CO.. corner King aud Bcau-
tnr streets. I. g., SIDDoSg
Augusta
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The SOUTHERN OPINION" tSTr. L. a. PoLLaRp's
paper) published in Richmond, has series Of
skctchcs by Gan Old Dragon" giving interesting
akctches OF somo Of tho distinguished Confcdor-
atc Generals. The following is what lo says Of
Gen. II. T. LEE: "RoDERr L. LEE hold tho two
Offices in the corps usually filed by tho best SOL
dicrs OF tho -sorgcnnt-mAjor anu adjutant.
lilo discharged tho ,lutcs Of these Offices with zeal
and fidelity. His personal appearance surpassed
in manly beauty Tint Of any other cadet in tho
Corps. Though firm in his position and perfectly
erect, ho had mono Of tho stiffness no often ap-
sl'med by men who affect to bo very strict in teir
ideas OF what IL military. His limbs, lIcaulifI
and symniotrica, looked al though they had como
from turning lathe; his stop was Oh elastic as If
ho sp'lrned tho ground upon which bc trod. IIo
was noted among his classmates ns q great Ain.
dent, and as having passed through tho irving
ordeal OF military school without q single de.
morit mark. Il gonoralIy got ono hundred and
fifty yenr.) During Bon LEES stay at wcat
Point. mn satisfied ho sworo an oath. tnslcd
drop Of nrdont spirits, nor used "tho weedn In
any shape or form. Tho Bnmo virtues OF nbsii-
nonco may bo attributed to CHARLES MASON; but
think CHARLEY" occaaonalIy lot slip Nh oath; at
loast ho looked rs If no did. MAsoN was in IEg's
class, and intellectually had no superior at tho
Point. How we'll ian rocolect his bright, piercing
oye, cleaning and Swapping" with excitement as
ho stood at tho blackboard, demonstrating somo
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". u. sMfTH,
Clerk OF Council
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