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II K LOAN.

MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November o. 1856.
LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN L aE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the CITY, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the city Council Of Charleston to proceed in the ma'
ter OF Fire Loan, with view to aid in building up ht
City anew" hereby notified that the for1n OF aPp
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of Council between the hours OF 9 A. A. aud p NJ.
All applications must bef d in the above mentioned
office. the Committee Will meet every Aohaav 10 eoi
slider the same. - . ,
BY order Of the Mayor ": b. SMITH,
November H. Oers OF COUNCIL.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
CITY TREASURY OFFICE,
OCTOBER 2, 1857 !
IL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY OKpl-
n NANCE on <2ofA. September. Removals will Re
granted on apple this Office if made during ThiS
Month S. THOMAS City Treasurer.
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New Orleans EIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2-CorroN.-Tho market
opened this morning with bett inquiry, which may
be partly ascrbed to more encouraging accounts irol
Liverpool and NAL chester. Middhng soa at 20 S.
Low Middling quoted that description as h'sn AS 10
cents
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CITY TAxEs--MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR.l

CITY HALL October ], 1867.
NOTICE IS HERHBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED,
thnt the Monthly Returns for the month Of Sepem.
Der past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 2Sth day Of December 1885, must be made
before the 18th instant. D. C. GIBSON
Octobor1 lS City Assessor.
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auousta Market.

AUGUSTA, October 5-CoTToN-There was d: far de o.
mand this morning and Gales were made On OASIS - .,
1sIc for New York iddl ngs but in the afternoon II
tono NJ fine market Indicated easter prices and there
,ere no transacons that could hesr Of Sales OF the
av war; 33o bales at the following prices " at i6 AZ
at l6 2l6 at 1877 27 at 1871 at 1871 ana at Il c's
Roraints S9G bales.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FO r E I G \


FOREIGN.
British bark Yumur, Thompson. up p....... sept dO
Br bark Cumming Hookway, up. August ~
british bark Florence Chapman, Jones' sailed. Sept
Rr bark Queen Stuart sailed August ~
The Chattanooga Freeman, sailed. August ~
The Hakon Adelsten, Backer, up. sept II
Tue Charleston Morley. sailed. September IL
The Triton, Keoger, sailed. sept
BERMUDA.
Rarl Artistic True, sailed d......... September u
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Torrey Sellers, cleared d.............Sept
Brig Galveston, Merryman, ..Sept
Brig Keystone, Barter, cleared. sept 70
Schr Fanny Shaw. Shaw, up. p..............S sept 70
Schr Crocker, Lowe, cleared. sept ~
Schr Maine Law, Johnson sept 10
Schr Chloe Hatch. cleared. sept 20
NEW YORK.
Steamship Promethcus. Harris. up. Oct
Steamship Champion. lockwood. New York. OCT .
Schr Conklin, Daniels, sept 10
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt up. sept u
Schr Merian Aldrich, cleared ..oct
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, to leave.
GEORGETOWN, D. c.
schr Halleck Crowell, sailed. Sept ls
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,he ,o,,ouing messengers sailed from New York on
ssnaV in the steamship Champion for this port and
probably reach here gS sGSayMifsr Miss Pratt Rss
T.np w " Kidd b lady, Miss Semmes, Mrs Zernow,
Mrs slcor Master zernoT yd, MTa campGs 4 s,a MISS ~
Reynolds. Van Wyek Elliott, ,Sison Srse Mrs SlaS "
Kesns9st Miss Mciure servant Of IcGrath Capt Pom
nook james Dawson a; James Tourney Tm Rird
drS 0NeiIl. Mrs Arnold, Miss ONeill. Mrs An
d.rson, James Anderson, DR. Anderson, Giles, c
IiyIneston, Comes W Claussen, Vim & Eason,
Miss A Duncomb, and steerage
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GOODRICH wineman & Co. L Gullemin, W Marsher. J
C Ogerman, WAGNER, Heath & Monsees. Thompson K
Co, Adams, Damon & Co, Oppcnhein, Weiss
Co, b ONeill, I " Bliss, Bischof / Co. Feldman.
Muller Bishof, Quackenbush, h DeycreauI
Gruber Martin, ] E Sloan, B Noise. DeLeon,
Brown Hyer Johnston Crews Co, Klinck, Wickenburg
& Co. Tho Americus had heavy weather, and sprung
leak.
schr Fannie W Johnston, Marte Philadelphia, days
Coal and Mdze. To Baker & Co. W Johnson, W
Marscher, Railroad Agent J Adger & Co, W Chafee,
Ferguson l. Holmes B ONeill, Hastie, Calhoun Co.,
ana others.
Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel Co.
Schr Elyira, Habenight. Combahee. 1000 bushels
Rough Rice. To T Lowndes.
sloop Fox, Roberts, Ashepoo. 700 bushels Rough
Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel Co.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood at New York. octo-
Up for this Port.
Steamship Prometheus. Harris, at New YORK. octooer
S, to leave October 8.
IN THE OFFING.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT sTON.
-----------------------
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Savannah. via H1ton
Head. and Beaufort. 205 bags Corn and Cot on Seed
and sundries To John ferguson, A Enslow & CO. =
= Claus9en, visa Nazyck, Wieskopf, Mathieson,
Kresel Ravenel & Co.
Brig Keystone. Barter. Boston. days. Ice. To Rs.
ley Creighton and NJ Dmyea. The Keystone has
experienced heavy Northwest aud Southeast ga1oR.
schr Americus Moss, New York. 6 days Mdze To
Tupper Son, G W Williams Co, Railroad Agent
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r,sre cometh glad tdings ofjoy to all. u
To young and to old to great and TO Sa and rare
The beauty which once on ,,sy Ssi be- 81 AIR S' '
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ConslSnees per South Carolina HaiirOad,
october z. &3
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad.
October q.

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AN nRnINANCE

January ". d. SMITH. CLERK OF Council
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PORT CALENDAR
cnnprcTFn WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOOR.
First O. 5th Oh AIM. Last G. 20th, 3h. I:u.
EulI M 13tb 8h 4ul morn New NJ. 9th 7h. i3m morn
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SUPREME cuuRT-clRcuIT-pABTI.
Action TO Recover for Alleged False Repre-
scntntIOns.
Before Judge Clerke.

Action 10 Recover for Alleged False Repre-
scntntIOns.
Before Judge Clerke.
Jonathan s. Christie ". George B. Haskell. suit
instituted for the recovery Of s30o0 with interest
and costs Of action In payment for goods sold to the
defendant 1t appears that In the latter part of De-
cember 1866 the early part Of January, 1885, tho
defendant aske went to the place Of business OF the
plaintiff who is Wholesale manufacturer Of this city,
for the purpose Of purchasing large lot OF goods for
shipment TO Matamoros Mexico Tho defendant was
unknown TO Christie, but was acquainted with his book
keeper, and effected arrangements for the purchase
Of $4,000 worth Of merchandise, the plaintiff accept
ing as security for $4,000 second mortgage on
some real estate In Brooklyn, and proposing to take the
defcndants note for the remaining $3000 with sub
stantiai endorsement The defendant is alleged, fur
nished as an endorser Gershom Van Allen, who
upon inquiry Christie was informed worth about
$l2 600. Invested in farm at Millbush, NJ j., upon
which there mortgage Of 000 but that he owned
additional property, and was worth sum considerably
In excess OF the amount Of the note Upon the maturing
OF the note demanded and satisfactory
response being elected the note was protested. II
then found that the end0rser man comparatively
without means, and this action Is instituted for The
covery Of the amount Of that noc the mortgage the
Brooklyn property being still valid. Case still on
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repeat win mot give one cent for debauching the
people Smiles Of increduity among portion Of the
audience.l The Woolly Horse here concluded, and
uotted TO his seat
Major PASaRoRs, Of New Jersey followed, and spoke
about an hour and quarter. leveling his remarks
particularly against the President and In favor Of Con-
es In the course OF his speech he said the fact that
Mr. Bennett was sending reporters TO follow Barnum
was because the Yankee had got the better Of the
Scotchman TO the tune Of two hundred thousand
dollars Like the where q couple OF men tumbed
overheard and bystander cried out sSave the red
headed man. he owes two dollarsln Bennett Is fol-
lowing Barnum because he had got the best or him
In trade The meeting then separated after supper
and we enjoyed the exquisite luxury OF midnight ride
back to winstead via Rverton reaching the Beardsey
Hotel at quarter-past one O'Clock A. NJ, March l3
The Snowman and Pangborn started for Norfolk,
where he spoke in similar strain to the above last
night He Is now on his way
To Canaan, to Canaan;
He's bound for the Land Of Canasnl
And for the present we say 'Bress him, let him 60
Baum cheat with jugglers tricks gaping city
But OF in keen Connecticut chance OF that's allowed
And when they pick their chosen 70 washington to
just count the votes and you will lind tho Snowman has no
show
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THE oURT S
UNITED STATES cuMmIsslQHfR's cuuRT.
Alleged EmbexzIemcnt Of Government Money
by Treasury Agent.
Before Commissioner Belts

Alleged EmbexxIemcnt Of Government Money
by a Treasury Agent.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The case OF George n Carleton who is accused Of hay
ing, while acting in the capacity Of Treasury agent at
Memphis, Tenn, embezzled money the property or tho
United States to the amount OF half million of dol
lars was up again for hearing yesterday before Coms
sioner Belts.
Mr. Wood, counsel for Mr. Carleton the fol-
lowing order baying been settled in this
for Mr. Carleton TO bonds for his appearance at
the District Court desire state for Mr. Carleton that
he Is and always has beer ready and willing give
the government every facility in the way Of full
investigation Of his connection with the government
agent at Memphis; that he does not withhold,
and never hes, any facts connected with the loss
through him such agent Mr.. Carleton has already
produced evidence 10 the department. which believe is
fully credited by the proper authorities that he
never benefited or sought to be benefited q single
farhng by the transactions leading his arrest that
he never felonously received any money, stocks or
bonds TO his benefit and, further, that he
has given up TO tho government all his vouchers show
ing these facts The delay in tho matter has been
stoned by unavoidable necessity ON his part growing
out Of such surrender and not through the action Of
the District Attorney, has been erroneousy reported
will say still further that his counsel expect 70 pro-
duce such facts will without doubt lead TO with
drawai Of the criminal complaint against him.
. Arrangements are being made to have bail given for
Mr.. Carleton.
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insure to them not only comfortable livelihood
but careful instruction 70 their children than the
latter get at school, still they listen with ncreduty
TO these proposals. when they are made by
In whom they have conhded IN every other matter as
they have trusted in the gospel ITSELF But negro
increduous Of any degree OF mental instruction OF
school many wiser man is OF perfect education
beyond the walls Of university, and SO he accepts
situation that will deprive his children Of the privilege
OF attending The only true school.
Whoever may be TO blame for II do not pretend to
say; but the instruction provided for the negroes does
not fully meet their II Is not the children alone
who need it, and should be confined 10 mere tech
ncalty Some culture called for Parents require
TO be corrected Of their false notions They were bound
to them and It is not In the nature Of things that
they should be rid Of them by their unaided Efforts
certainly not very speedily. school is wanted teach
the whole black population, old and young much
much possible OF the responsibility OF their new
estate. Tho great text to be expounded IT, sff n man
will not work, verify let him starven which, II not ex-
actly Scripture Is something like 1t
And why, let me ask, should there not be better
suits in the efforts to correct vagabondage they
well directed There ought to be system in operation
here to prevent those from becoming burthen to the
community who able TO work. Perhaps Is claimed
that there is such system II s0 1t Is inefficient
do not pretend to say where the blame lies. II may
easily be that subordnates find themselves incapable OF
meeting the difficulty. because there is some short
coming nearer the source OF authority for which they
are not responsible. only indicate the evil, which
surely Is one, and ought to be reformed
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SUPREME couRT-cIRCuIT-pAaT 3.

Suit to Recover $4,000 Damages for Loss
Of Life by n Railway Accident.
Before Judge Leonard
John X Walker, Administrator Of WiHiam Walker,
Deceased, rs The Lang Island Railroad Company The
complaint in this action forth that the 2Sth day
Of August the defendant received William Walker
passenger board Of its cars for the purpose Of
conveying him from Deer Park Hunters Point Long
Island and that when near the village Of Jamaica
collision occurred through the negligence OF the defend
ant its servants that William Walker the decedent
was thereby 50 severely injured that he died in conse
quence the same day. that he left no widow, but had
living, his only next Of kin, I'VE children, ono
daughter OF fourteen years Of age dependent him for
support and demands judgment in the sum Of $4,000
The answer for defence alleges that the collision
occurred owing 70 the negligence OF the person In
charge Of the mall tran In violating the rules laid down
by the defendant for tho running OF that an and not
express train upon which the deceased being con-
veyed that the deceased was standing on the platform
OF the ut the time OF the accident and thereby con-
tuted to the injuries sustained by him. that there were
printed regulations posted In the cars among other
things forbddng passengers from standing on the plat
FORM and that tho time the defendant had furnished
sufficient for tho proper accommodation Of all the
passengers on that train.
large number OF witnesses called for the plain
tin all Of whom testified 70 the ineflcency OF the
commodations for passengers that train; that
siderable numbers compelled TO stand In the pas
sageways Of the cars and that some occupied standing
places on the platforms.
sion OF tho conductor Of the train also read which
was the effect that there room, all the seats not
being occupied The court then adjourned until this
morning
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Rafora Iudga Russell.


Tho Grand Jury came Into court yesterday morning
with number Of indictments, and the foreman having
announced that they had finished their business they
were discharged for the term
MAyHEM
Charles Lloyd coloredl who indicted for tho
crime Of mayhem, pleaded guilty to assault with in
tent TO main Ann NcGennon, on the LIST OF January
II appeared that the prisoner and the complainant who
was good looking white woman) seen In Wooster
street by officer; that her nose was bitten OF and
blood was running down her face and that she informed
him that Lloyd bit of her and swallowed IT, The
negro admitted the act and said he sorry that he
had not bitten her head OIL. The woman taken to
the hospital, where an operation performed under
the influence OF chloroform, which resulted fatally
Lloyd was sentenced to the State Prison for ten
FELoyioUs ASSAULT.
Charles Browning. who was indicted for felonlous
h an Jsnuar wh hs rs ps U
at George 8 Hull the ball lodging in the abdomen
The occurrence resulted from difficulty about tho
wives OF the respective parties Sentence post.
poned.
ing money under false pretences Ihe similar
TO the disposed of few days ago where verdant
generally operate around tie raj railroad depo.a In sns
instance the complainant Michael Shaugnessy, who,
while waiting At the Erie Railroad depot In Reade street,
intending TO ego to Orange county for work. was ac-
could, told him that he kept store in Elmira
and would hire him for 81 90 per day to work
for his brother, who was contractor. Tho
young Hbernan agreed TO 60, and previous to start
Ing accompanied Haggerty, who wantod to get some
"cigars' at certain place They accidentally met
man TO whom Haggerty was indebted, and not having
bills enough, he exhibited check and requested shaugh.
messy loan him SIS He promptly complied with the
request the money given the prisoner
and the other went into door In Chambers street.
which led another street, and thus escaped An
officer witnessed the transaction approached the
duped counryman and learned to what extent he bad
been bled by the Eimira merchant whom the officer
knew very WELL and succeeded in arrestng him on the
following day. Haggerty will be sentenced on Friday:
lew more such convictions will stop this system Of
villany, which is practised extensively In this city,
Nellie Sampson tried charge Of stealing gold
watch from James Hendricks No. 48 Henry street. while
In low den In Cherry street.
John Mapgan put trial, charged with stabbng
Michael Sullivan with sail needle at pier No AZ East
river but in consequence Of defect IN the indictment
the jury rendered verdict Of not guilty. He viii be
ropdictod,