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THE DIAMoND DICKENS.
hessrs. TICKNOR 4 FELDs invite the attention Of tn
Trade and the Public to Il new edition Of tho

hessrs. TlCKSOR FELDs invite the attention Of the
Trade and the Public to new edition Of tho
COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS,
pletsd. WA
This edition differs from any other offered 10 the pub
lie by aHo ding combination OF elegance and chsaD
ness never before attempted In any Of Dickens woRks
and comparatively new in book making II 4, mod +.
issued by rIGKSoR FELDs, and will be In all respects
heequbl OF that beautiful volume in paper
aud binding, The DIAMOND TgSSYsOSn has been
pronounced "a model n elegance, cOiHpIctHsss aud
chedpness aud It will be the aim OF the publishers
10 make the DIAMOND DICKENS book suitable in style
Tor the pAroriabs or the library while Its low price
shall commend to the favor Of all who may desire to
own or read the Incompatible writings OF
THE GREATEST LYING NOVELIST.
Tho set will be commenced with the publication OF
THR PICRwiCK PAPERS. Complete in one vol.
ume. NOD Ready
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. Complete In Que volume
DAVID CoPPERPIELD. Complete in one volume.
IN March,
And will be continued at the rate Of one volume each
month. The edition will comprise twelve or thirteen
volumes and will be issued iH two styles at the unpTe
CO elently low prices Affixed
PLAIN EDITION
In crimson morocco cloth, neatly stamped, each
volume. u 25
ILLUSTRATED EDITION
In green morocco cloth, handsomely stamped
with appropriate dies per volume. ........,. a. 80
The IhStrdfed Edition will contain ID full -pAgA H.
luttrAtlons from original drawings by ETTISGE, made
expressly for this edition Both editions will be printed
at the University Press on tinted paper and the utmost
typographical execution.
AS-Any volume sold separately. ja2s-u
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

/ AHUE SALE UF ARMY UIOTHING,
DEPor ouARrKRNAsrER'A OFFICE, }
~ BALrIsoRE, ND, Feb. 9, 1857. I
VIII bo sold at public auction in the civ of R.lu
more, at ooyernmsnt storehouso, No. 40 South Euav
street on WEDNESDAY, IL m, February q, 1857, a
~ ARMY CLOTHING,
S.47s NEW YORK STATE JACKETS.
irregular Psttern and otherwise unsuted for Issue 10
| troops. " '
BY reason Of its long retention In store the material
| 10 In some Instances more or less damaged.
Sale will take place In lots to suit purchaser.
Terms: Cash In Government funds on day OF sals
| Three days allowed to remove purchases
BY order OF the QuArtsrmaster General
A. s. KIMBALL
captain and Assistant QuArteTmAsteT, U. g. A,
Depot Quarter m AAtsr,
ADREoN, THOMAS 4 co,
te7-td No. Is South Charles street, uotionear.
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CRIMINAL CoURr, JUDGE FIsnER.-THE
CASE OF SANFORD CoSoyER-THE PRISONER FOUND
GuILrr.-Yesterdsy morning the jury in tho case
OF sandford Conoyer, alias Charles A. Durham, in.
dicted for perjury, after receiving the instructions
OF the Court, returned a verdict Of guilty. The
counsel for the accused, Judge Lander and Mr.
Gooding gave notice Of their intention to move for
q new trial
In two cases Of larceny against R. H. Clarke a
noiie pros. was entered.
John Bell, indicted for larceny, was convicted
and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for one
year.
The case of Robert Hoffman and Samuel Par.
ris indicted for the larceny Of S25, 900 from the
banking house Of Messrs. Riggs 4 Co., some months
since, was called and Holtzman answered. The
District Attorney proposed to enter a noHe prOJ as
to HoltIman, but the counsel, Messrs. Norris and
smithers, being anxious for verdict, jury was
sworn and Hoffman found not guilty
Daniel Wayne indicted for larceny, was con.
victed.
james Franklin was found guilty Of larceny, and
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in the peni.
tentiary.
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The Courts.
UNITED STATES CoURr OF CLAIMS

UNITED STATES Court OF CLAIMS
MONDAY, February II, 1887.
George W. Lane vs.. Tho United States. Chief
Justice Casey delivered the opinion Of the court
In this case finding s3 626 40 due to the claimant
Judge Mott and Judge Loring dissented.
Chas. d. Gilmore vs. The United States. Judge
Loring delivered the opinion Of the court In this
case, finding $l0l due to the claimant.
Geo. d. Ruggles, administrator, dc., vs. Tho
United States Judge Peck delivered the opinion
Of the court in this case directing tho proper 40.
counting officers Of tho Treasury Department to
allow the said claimant, in settling his accounts as
apaymaster In the United States army, q credit Of
$ll0, ,0SS.25 for Government funds and vouchers
proved to have been lost by the claimant, without
fault or neglect, while in the line of his duty.
Lemuel b. Norton vs.. The United States. A
judgment similar to the foregoing was entered In
this case, allowing TO the claimant credit Of $3.50
for Government funds lost without fault or neglect
while In the line Of his duty.
&. H. Carmeck ct. al VS.. The United States
Chief Justice Casey delivered the opinion Of the
court In this case. sustaining the demurrer and dis.
missing tho petition.
T. M. Blakeloy VS.. The United States. Judge
Loring delivered the opinion Of the court in this
case, sustaining the demurrer and dismissing tho
petition.
ThOs. Donahue vs.. The United States. Judge
Peck delivered the opinion Of the court in this
case, finding 5000 25 due to the claimant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock a. m.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cartter.-Mack VS..
Woolley. Judgment of condemnation.
Miller vs.. Sackett, No. A. Inquisition. Judg.
ment for $725O with costs and interest from March
2, 1868.
Carrioo VS.. Burgress, No. ana. Judgment for
the debt claimed, with interest and cost Judg-
ment Of condemnation, with proceeds in the hands
Of the Marshal with order to pay over.
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THE WASHINGTON H0ME0PATH.
l. IC DISPRNsARY
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city, will open MONDAY, October %, on O street,
Sli, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. s. HUNTINGTON ESQ,
GEORGE Z. BAKER ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. S. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will recslye medical attendance aud medicines rrSs n
charge,
The DiSpsnSATy being supported BY free eOntTIbu.
tions all those we'll disposed towards the poor m Ay
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
Clarke, ESQ Of the Bank Of Riggs Co.. or 10 the See
rssIy Dr.. s. Verdi, 26s street, between Fourtssnth
aud Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from 2 2tO4P. m, daily.
Sundays excepted.
Drs T, g. Verdi. Of Washington, and G. g. Verdi. Of
dsorgstown, and any other physician willing to Assist
In the good work, Nill be In GttSndAnes,
os2sN rs VERDI. u. D., Secretary
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COAL AND WOOD.
T UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT!

49, 900 best quality Of White Pine Steam Kiln pro,
Lumber
800, 900 Bangor Laths.
300, 900 feet Of White Pine and Spruce seantlinR
Also, Pence Pickets, Hemloek Boards, Rails Jo.t.
DC &c, Just received and for sale at our wharf foot
OF seventh street. s. p. BROWN 4 SON,
de2S 465 Ninth street, bet Z and y.
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w A N II h ID.

WANTED.-A PROFESSOR OF THE
English Language, who understand, Spanish
hear Of several pupils BY addressing Boz l. at this
ofice. teIq.sts
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SONGS SCOTLAND.
MgTZRRoTT HALL,
TOMORROW EVENING, at 9 o'clock
MR.. KENNEDY
The Celebrated Scottish Vocalist
-. will sing
JOCK o. HaIeldsan," "LeeIe Lindsay' - "Auld Robin
Gray; "Dune.n oiay,r young Loehinysr,' "Allis.
cam Gudeman at Rem 'sThe Land on the Leai
''Beotts wha hae, - &c. &c.
MISS KENNEDY
will preside Al the Piano Porte and play Scottish Reels
admission 90 cents. Reserved Seats, 75 cents, at
hetIerou's Music Store. lts
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WANTED-C0PIES OF THE DAILY
w NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of November IS, 1885,
liberal price will be paid for them At this once
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NMENT SALE.

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Magazine Literature.

That doleful prophet, Mr.. THOMAS CARLYLE,
in his notes to the republication of Shooting
Niagara and After" says that in fifty years
hence all serious souls will have quilted litera-
ture, and that for any noble man, or useful
person, it will be o credit rather to declare
II never tried literature; believe me, l have
never written anything" 1t may be 80;
though we by NO means consider the great and
rugged Chelsea grOwler an infallible seer. The
tendencies Of the age, and of its literature,
certainly seem to warrant such prediction.
Toe light, the gay and sensational, in news
paper, magazine and novel, are rapidly crowd
ing out everything serious and solid. THOMAS
ARNOLD, in one of his letters, complains of the
pernicious tendency exercised upon boys by
books like the Pickwick Papers and Nicholas
Nickleby, in uniting them for serious work.
What would the good old Rugby schoolmaster
say to Miss BRADDoN, Mrs. Woop, sYLvANus
CosB, Jr., and their companion sensationists ?
He, TOO, no doubt, would agree with his friend,
the hero-worshipper, in advising total absti-
nence, rather than feed the mind upon such
literary pabulum.
The era of books seems closed, /. G., book, in
the old sense of the word. Good standard
works, twenty years ago, if not much read,
were at least held in decent reverence; but
now they lie unnoticed upon the shelves Of the
bookseller. History, Travels, Poetry, Philoso-
phy, Criticism, the more legitimate departments
of literature, are all neglected The age is too
fast to plod over twelve volumes of GRoTE, or
six of G1BBoN, of PRESCOTT, MOTLEY, Me-
a1yAIE, BUCKLE or FRouDE, Notwithstanding
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the locality A girl of twenty-five naheo tuan n.n
meme Jonetue, having died, as was suppo'ou' itu.
cholera and there being much alarm ABOUT 'no US
case, the intermont took place seventeen hourS al
torward Wen tho gravc-diggcr was about to
throw earth over the coffin, he distinctly heard
I.no,,.. ~ r-on, tho interior He Immediately went
- 49, ,h,rcb ior the minister, and surgeon was
49, Wv so''t s,r On opening tho c fin it was found
- .s", .hc cloth which bound the head was much
.,-,,,od from which it IS supposed that the head
Id been tossed about violently. The same thing
occurred with the linen which covered the tee'.
,e heart had not entirely ceased TO beat, but the
surgeon could not restore animation, so the podS
uas soon afterwards rc-iuterrsd. Several persons
are said to have heard the noise in the CONN., lhe
head had certrinly moved from its position.
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their undoubted merit rs faithful historians
and the seductive accessories Of wealth OF
learning, charming style, splendid diction, and
easy and eloquent narrative. LOCKE, BROWNE,
BERKELEY, REID, STEWART, HAMILTON, MUIR
RELL, and their compeers, whose audience was
at all times but limited, now have still fewer
readers, that is, if we take into consideration
the spread of education, and the consequent
increase in the number Of readers an author
now expects to address.
But although books arc no more, modern
culture has its substitute the newspaper and
the magazine, now in universal demand, bid fair
to absorb all the writing talent of the age.
Among the new claimants for consideration In
this path of literature we now have "PUTNAM's S
Monthly Magazine" Many of our readers
will remember this monthly in its first stage of
existence. 1t was commenced fourteen years
ago, and after a short but brilliant career, was
sus pended. During the past year, however,
many of Mr.. PUTNAM's friends have urged its
resuscitation; and as this seems to be the
spring, tide in the history Of magazines, we
think Dir. P. has done wisely in taking it at
the food, and relaunching his bark. The
old "PuTyAM's Magazine" was not popu-
lar in the South, because of its extreme
political views; and we are sorry to see
from this first number of the magazine, that
time has not changed, nor even softened the
harshness of its opinions.
Tho Introductory article, "The Old and the
Now" contains some very interesting notices
of the contributors to the old "PUTNAM's
Monthly" Next follow inquiries after former
contributors whose Whereabouts are not knowni
and then we are told of others who were first
tempted by the Monthly" 10 appear before
the public. Amt-g these last was WILLIAM
SwlHToS, whose "Rambles among Verbs and
Adiectiyes" in the twenty-.E;rd and twenty.
fourth numbers, "wers written while he was
q teacher in school in North Carolina, which
he had to quit between two days to avoid the
inevitable consequences Of being suspected Of
abolitionsm."
The Introductory" concludes with very
genial letter from GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
about the history of the old magazine.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE TIE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, IT'S PPt
DUCTS AND OTHER U;ELAa.aAsLE OILS

TO REGULATE TIE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, IT'S Pro-
DUCTS, AND OTHER EELAGMAsLE OILS.
SEC 1 Be il ordained BY the Mayor AMI Aldermen, IN
Cfy Council ASSEMBLED That from Gnd after the 10th day
OF June next 1t shall be lawful TO keep Petroleum,
Kerosene, hook Oil Benzine, Bepzole, or any oner IL
eanable oil or oils on storage for sale in any cellar
store or building south OF Line street. in largef qusn.
tlty than fifty gallons any lot or premises, and
any such quantity kept stored shall be contained III
vessels OF tin or other metal.
SEC That Petroleum, It's products or any other IN.
fammable oil oils when brought into the city BY an
or water may be kept any lo or in any building in
which cotton 10 stored, for period not exceed.n
tyentyour hours, upon the expiration Of which time 1t
shall be removed and kept IL The manner as required oy
the foregoing section.
SEC 5. Any person or persons violating any part ut
this Ordinance shall be subject TO fine OF two hundred
dollars each offence recoverable IN any Court OF CON-
petent jurisdiction.
aahfed in City Council this tTepty8rs day CT May, III
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred aud
sixty.seyen.
H.S,l P. @. GAILLARD Mayor.
". H. SMITH Clerk OF Council June6
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1861 J
Tho following Section of An Ordinance 10 atohah the
office of Superintendent of Streets to provide for Keep
up tho Streets Lanes Alleys, and open Courts In the
Cty OF Charleston Clean, and Tor other purposes Is
hereby published for the information OF all concerned
For the due protection OF the said contractor OF con
tractcrs il further ordained That every owrer lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any promises trornng in any
f5saet ses ssX qE 9psR s9Hst shaRa RRafSags ~
oa placed in front Of his her lot in barrel boz or
heap and In for the contractor by the hour Of
Sc, en- o'clock A. liz from the fist day Of May &c the
first day OF November in every year and by the hour OF
nine O'Clock a. Nj, frcm the first day OF November to
the Grst day of May following And any person odend'
ING herein or placing any DIRT filth, garbage, other
ota in any street. ane alley open court after the
hours above named shall be subject to limo not less
than two nor more than i've dollars for each and e7ery
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor.
by order W. d. SMILE,
May Is clerk Oh COUNCIL
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AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE TIE DREDGING OF DOCKS.

10 REGULATE TIE DREDGING of DocAs .,
W1ereas The best interests OF the city as we as the
that the channel of Cooper River be kept open with SUM-
cent depth OF water for all commercial purposes snd
free from obstruction:
BE It ordained That In future all mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines or
shall be removed ono hundred and atty fathoms from
the end of the dock. :.
The Harbor Master RhaI be furnished with copy OF
this Ordinance which he is required strictly 70 enforce
and to report prosecution all violations OF the eame
which shall subject the party offending to fine not
exceeding one hundred dollais tor each and every
offence. -,
Rated In City Council this eieht lay Of October, in the
year OF our Lord one thousA Il eight hundred and
sixty.seyen. ,,
tL.S.l r. " oAiLLsnO, nta!%,
". a. SMITH. Clerk Of Council October 1s
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AN ORDNANCE

TO PROVIDE FOR TIE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
on TIE DEBT OF THE CITY, wHIcH ACCRUED on THE
THIRTIErH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST
TIE IT ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDER
Id MEN in City Council assembled, That for the pur-
poso Of ouidang the interest on the public debt OF the
c.y which accrued the tnir eth day Of September
las six per cent stock obligatory on the corp ration Of
the City Of Charleston shall be issued under the drec-
ton Of the Mayor t. the persons holding stocks or six
per cent bonds OF the city and entitled to receive the
interest accrued thereon at the time above stated the
sad stock interest alter the rata OF six per cent
per annum, payable quarterly, redeemaoie In thirty
years from date: Provided That no part OF said stock
shu be Issued for any less than twenty dollars, or
for any fractional part of dollar Prop,ded also, that
ali sums for less than twenty dollars, and Tor fractional
parts of dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
SEC q That the firm OF certificate, and mode ct
transfer of said stock shall po oubect 70 the same re
auons as now exist in eaon TO other city six per ceI
stocks OF the city.
Rafed in City Council this twenty-second day Of octo
Der, in the year O.; LoSd one thousand eight hun
dred and slxty.seyen.
IL. ST. P. @. GAuLARD, Mayor.
". e. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. October IS
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PUBLIC NOTICE..
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, |


DusLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That UNDER
i he following Ordinance Licenses have bean Prepared
ford livery iroa this Once :. AaoLaS,
Sec. /. Be It Ordained by ns Mayer asd Aldsrmsn'r
City Council assembled That from and after the 1rst oay
OF January licenses shall be taken cut for ell cars drsJ
and WAGONS used for private and domestic purposes
the same manner ind according to the same proyscn
new Of force in relation TO CARTS dras and wagons etoi
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each sach
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badge ccl
tanning the number thereof and marked t71va 70
placed on the outside OF the shaft.
SEC No person shall be takeE by the Treasurer &c
surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concernngl
censes for carts drsys wagons and other carriages, ur
less he or she be freeholder.
SEC g. The following shal! hereafter be the rates oi
licenses for public and rTvae carts, drays wagone, Sc
lrcludng the horses nies used thereof WHICH sh u
be ,ree from other taxation;
PUBLIC CARTE paAYs, ETC., Oh Those EMPLOYED d AM
BUSINESS wnAIEvER, FoR HIRE DIRECT Or INDIRECT.
every cart dray or wago1, drawn by ono sorse of
mule, s2Q.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horse.os
mules, $40.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, S2o
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, s4o
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses 500.
For every stage or omnibus except line onnibus5
drawn by tour horses, SOU,
For every truck drawn py two or ora horses or mules
$50
For every express wagon drawn BY two more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD cAars AND PRIVATE CARTS, paAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So.
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do
mestic purposes and not employed the trans,
porting OF goods wares, merchandise lumber, or Gny
indirectly Tor the came, shall pay tor license the su o.
IS, exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day OF January
H. IN the year OF Our LORD ono thousaac eight h1-
dred and sixty.si1.
By the Mayor. 7. O. aAILLARD Mayor
January 8 ", b, SAlTH. Ciers OF Couch
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December q
YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INsTI-

TUTE.
TNEE EXIGENCIES OF THE TINES HAVE CAUSED
i the Commissioners OF the State Normal and High
sonoo. 70 the building as Free School, Th. State
Normal and High School, now organized, wi eref re
be trai sierred undsr the title OF the YOUNG Ladies
COLLEGIATE ms SrIrUTE, TO the commodious building
ON the north side OF George street. No. 2 door west
OF King street, opening OCTOBER I'd. 1867.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department, Sl26o pei
half SESSION., $50 per annum; in The Co legiao Depart
ment. sl6 per half session. $50 per annu. French
Drawing, aud Vocal Music, are included in the regular
course. Latin, Greek German. Italian. Spanish, L.
strumental Music and Painting, arc extra ct moderate
charges
hnteo number Of DO rdsr- will be received at the
institute. Board, $50 per month, or $500 per annum
Including Was ing. Lights Fuel etc. Parlor Boa.dcrs
received at the ABOVE prices all payments strictly II
advance.
boara Of instruction as follows Rev. HENRY IL
MOOD, a. NJ, Principal; Kew. HENRY a. BASS, a. NJ.
Professor Mathema les and Ancient Languages Pre-
lessor LEWIS K. GIBBS. A. NJ, NJ D., Lecturer OIL
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor F. S.
HOLMES, Lecturer on Geology and Natural Hi tory
L. a. fkAMFION NJ. D., Professor OF Modern Lam
euagesJ Professor WM. MASTERMAN, Instructor IL
Vocal Music Miss MARY =. MOOD, Instructress il
Drawing and tainung; Miss LAURA n. HILL. Instruc
trcss IN Engiish Branches.
Septem Der = mu4mos
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NUTICE.

OFFICE CLERK CT CoUNcH.-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section Of an Ordinance to Raise Sup
pes for the yelr 1867" published for the information
o persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this city. All such persons are hereby
nouied to report this Office.
"Thrce dollars on every hundred dollars Of all goods
otberwse" ". II. SMITH,
March 8 Clerk OF CouncilI
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FIRE LOAN.
u,vopA1ry oF c1ARrEsToN. ,

MAIUhALlI Oc CnAnIEotONS
CITY HAIL, November 9, 1866.
Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN Tak
"A Burnt Districts aud Waste Places OF tie City, un'
der "An act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
TO the City Council OF Charleston to proceei In the ma
ter OF Fire Loan, with view to AID IN ouilong up I
City anew are hereby notified that the form Of apIli
cation for loans can be obtained at the office OF the Cerl
of Council between the hours OF 8 A. IL and 2. M.
ofce. az the Committee WILL meet evory Monday to cor
slider the same.
By o-der of the Mayor w. d. sMlIh,
Noyemherln oerk oi Couocls
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NOTICE. TO AUCTIONEERS,
notice..

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLlCE,l
CHARLESTON, S. c., May T. 1867.
QoBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF The LOIS AMI
inclosures vaults &c., will commence on Mondd!
rt 9Th inst Owners and occupants hereby required
10 see that their premises in good condition and that
I'll flth and garbage is removed as required by Ord
i,ance Other inspections will follow.
By order OF Mayor GAnLAHD.
Chief Of Poice.
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NIGHT SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL!

NIGHT SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL!
ANsoN.sTREEr, NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURHNssT
THE HOURS FOR TIE EXERCISES IN ARITHME'
IIO, WRITING, READING, GERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR are from to O'Clock P. II.
Terms-s2 per month in advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra.
c. q. BERGMAN.