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educational.

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n W.CON ES &C d OnILgurM E .rfcaI-nH
u; SLAs ggHI.MbsR RrLI. Mosm vi;
MvyyMT y CHURCH The sIxtrS hsI 18th.
com msncs on MoNDaYi, 81. my BE- seen at this
oss the Or spR'siSa he
is ssn'z ninth n ". CONE Sssis = H. Principal
- pIc8MoND LANCAsTERIAN
aa6EunoI.1Tha duties Of, this school will be
resumed Monday neT' ssP SsPss g. Principal,
au 2o-7t =. S.E - - ---r-
CONVERSELY OF LOUISIANA. 7 z
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
A. n. CEHAs NJ D.. Emeritus Professor Of OBJ
srHs Ps
Diseases Of Women and Children;
wARREN STONE, N: D., Professor Of Surgery
r. G. RICHA nDsON. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy;
SAMUEL n. BEMrss, NJ D.: Professor OF The
sTANFoRD & cHAiILE, n: p. Professor of
FRANK psk'1 a1Wra%as
of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY:
wM. C. NICHOLS, NJ. D., c. J. BICKHA8. ID. D..
The thirtieth annual course OF Instruction "a 2
in the following March. Preliminary lectures arsS
will be given daily in the Charity Hospital. com
mencing October 18th at which tme aiso tns n1a
and extensive rooms for Practical Anatomy VIII Dc
opened. The facilities OF the school, heretofore
unsurpassad have by the ibesaiy Of the ~
nsst season 40 that now every Chair has attached
10 It practical DEPARTMENT, in which stud are
to observe for themselves the facts SCI Ion
Fees for all the Lectures. $40; Matriculation
fpaid but oncs), SIS; Practical Anatomy, $io. ray
me mt raquir.d in advance.
fot Prof. 8. NJ BRMIss.
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r EVILS L. SMITH,
THE OLD RICHMOND NEWS AGENT,
STILL SUPPLIES
NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS, and
CHAP BOOKS,


at s05 Broad street, next to Pizzinps.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED to all the Daily
and Weekly Papers and Magazines at publishers
prices, and subscribers served by mail or in any
part OF the city. aus
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RoBRRr r. MAURY. JAMES L. hAURY,
ROBERT. BROOKE.
p@ n. III. MAURY & CO.,
(BsTABLIsHsD IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKKRs,
No. lo14 Main street,
rrst house below tn post-osies,
RICHMOND, VA.
STIRLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTBs, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &e.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. 10
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nu GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
soutbern States Of the MANHATTAN LIFB In
STRANGE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Rich
mond. Virginia.
ANIMAL ME..,................... 81, 900 900
SURPLUS. ........................ $500, 900
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes OF payment of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given.
Dividends made annually on all participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies incontestible.
All policies nom forfeitable after three years.
P. T. MOORE, General Agent, Richmond.
J. ADAIR PLRASANTS,
General Agent for Virginia, North and South
Carolina. Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
j. s. D. CULLEN, Medical Examiner
ONCE No. 1901 Main street lover Telegraph
ofice, au 1o-1m
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Cr0ckery and Glassware,

NEW GOODS! LOW PRICES!
BUTLER SON.
No. 1907 SOUTH aIDs MAIN srRgEr,
have now in store a splendid stock OF
NEW GOODS,
consisting in part OF
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER SETS. every
grade and price;
FRENCH and ENGLISH TEA SETS, great variety,
ENGLISH BRsAKFAsT SETS, sil, and decorated;
ENGLISH TOILET SETS beautiful assortment;
sILVER-PLATED CASToRS, ICE Pitchers,
TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE MATS, WATER.
COOLERS;
CUT, PRESSED, and PLAIN GLAssWARE-au
PATENT PRESERVING JARS together with
general assortment Of Jobbin8 and Retail
Goods.
For superior goods at low prices call on
BUTLER & son,
eu2-lm 1907 Main srset.
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EDUCATIONAL CA r D Professor
tate Normal University, 40 Market street, VIII
mipgton, Dell, IA southern irstitution,) has the
honor TO present copies of his Annual Report and
Catalogue to as many Of the citizens OF Richmond,
Va. az will do him the favor TO call for them At
Adams Express office, Main street, or send appli-
cation by natl.
Tine second year Of this popular institution
opens MUHDA the I'd day OF September, 1867.
au 2o-d3t&swlt
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guilt and wo arc Justified in o1ol.imng: gan.s.ns

guilt, and wc arc Justified in o1cl.mng: Tants.ns
dh.;ii:is cos!ss;,tas irds:
fet there 10 no unusual dogroo OF public indig-
nation manifested in tho Northern journals; and
what to US seems talo or unspoakablo horror .s
there passed by as ono Of tho common incidents
Of lifc But VIC neod not copilno ourselves to this
isolated instance. Look at tho universal mania
now 80 prevalent oil oyor tho North for gambling
in erory shape and form. Prizo fighting, dog and
cock fighting, c,rricd on to n considerable oItont
in all their great cties, havo not indeed yot boon
pronounced respectable, and still hido themselves
in romoto and obscure purlious Of tho city or VI
cinity. bnt thcy oIorouo, nevertheless, moHt
bsneful influence on tho morals Of tho young, In
consequences Of their faithful pictorial rsproduo-
tion IN "HAnrEx's Weekly Journal Of Civilization"
and "RnArK LIsLrE's Illustrated Newspaper"
These in our opinion, sro tho two most immoral
paporn Published in tho country, and as their
popularity msy bo fairly supposed proof Of their
faithfully rejecting the sentiments and morals OF
thor readers, NO havo hero abundant ovdonco Of
tho nido prevalence Of this depravod public taste.
The topic is ino1haustiblo, and not favorito
one Of ours, and No wish to be distinctly un-
derstood that We bavo not written tho above,
obivious Of tho divine admonition, to take out tho
beam ont OF our own oyc &c.
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CHARLE E S TON.
WEDNESDAY MonN1Na, FEBRUARY 6, ,
rHn NEW COMPROMISES.

In our tclcgraphic columns yesterday, We pub
lishod a dispatch from our special washington
corrcspontont;-and this morning wo give further
particulars on this samo subject, viz tho plan
OF reconstructon naid to havo boon adopted as tho
f,,ture polioy Of tho Administration. Several
prominent politicians Of tho South havo for some
weeks past, boon at Washington, In conference
with conservatives OF tho North and nombers OF
tho Administration, engaged in conoocting new
plan Of reconstruction, that shall be acceptable to
all sections. Somo resolutions are said to DO
tho ofIspring OF this conference, tho principal
points of which hnro boon given in our tolosraphic
dispatches Yesterday and this morning.
Tho resolutions, we learn, provide for suffrage
without distinction of color, with qualification OF
reading, writing, and property amounting to $250.
Upon this limo it il understood tho new policy OF
tho Administration is based, coupled with amnes-
ty but ssprohibiting tho leaders in tho rebellion
from holding Federal Office"
Some thcre will DO who cannot sec the adJnn-
tages OF this plan Of reconstruction oyor that
proposed on the basis Of tho Constitutional Amond-
mont but thero is neyertholess, worry great diff
feronco between tho two. Tho latter, it Is true,
was silent on tho subject Of negro suffrage, but
inasmuch as it proposed to regulate Congressional
representation upon tho basis OF actual votera,
negro suffrage would bo virtually forced upon uH.
In regard to tho disqualification to hold ofico tho
| HoyAup Amendment excluded very much larger
nsmbcr Of Southern citizens than does this nom
plnn. Tho latter only prohibits Mc leaders In
| th. rebellion Eom holding Federal Office" while
tho former applied both to Federal and TO Sdts
Offices and embraces all who ever took an oath in
support Of the Constitution Of tho United States,
and afterwards took part in the rebellion.
These nro tho leading differences Of tho two
measures There are othors which it iB not nscez-
/
sary now to speak Of
| But tho question Of chief Importance after all
is: will this compromise suit tho dominant party in
Copuress2 Tho Constitutional Amendment is
certain to pass in tree-fourths OF tho States now
admitted to Congressional representation, and
Congress has already passed resolution, in both
houses, we bolievo, that tho said amendment shall
rscoiye tho forco Of Law Boon "a this requisite
number OF State, shnll hnvo given it thoir sano-
tion; and that it shall be binding upon all tho
ststeH md Territories in tho Union. II this then
shall be tho law whore is the praoticabity of the
compromise With the victory in their hand, ID
il probable Congress- will recede from their posi-
ton, simply to accommodate tho Administration
Arc not all tho signs of q contrary character
Before taking any positive action upon this now
plan wo should like to know what arc tho probabil.
itios Of its being fayorobly received by Congress;
nnd what guarantees aro offered by these gentlo-
men that tho acceptance OF these terms will settle
tho matter,
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.TIIE;AIKENi ] PRESS
j. II. RAY s. CO.,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
la an 1pnpa
December %

TT ls PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN TuR TOWN OF
L. Alien, g. O., o WeokIy papor under tho aboyo tito.
to bo DEVOTED to General Intogenoe-Poiitcal, Com
merciAl Social. Literary and Regious-with Depart
ment Of Agriculture fncludns the Field, tho Orchard.
the vineyard, and tho GnIdan. ANeHe 8urnnnary, 70
contain digcat of the important oyents OF tho week,
Uon Will 30 given 10 tho unsclled qutson OF Labor ~
bsst adapted TO our condition, and tho dsycopmons
Of tho feaouccs of tho country IN Manufactures, A6-
culture, Frntraialna, and YinegrovfnG. @4ifFl g,s
( To1Ina-23 year. In advance .lii.
{! W, D, KnxrAsp, Pubushor. f' January ai
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An ORDINANCE TO IsTApIIsH THE OFFICE cHIAsRY
De ordained by L,e Mayor and Aldermen in City cOun
eli diieroied, That from and acr Tho passage OF this
dnanco there shall bo annually elected Contractors
city taxing in Wards @ Noe and I; and he second
g. Eneh OF said contractors shall gyo bond 10 tic City
Council IN to penal sum OF two Thousand dollars, with
two good srcucs. conditioned for tho faithful porform-
unce OF their duty. 2 q -. : =
S5G All aud % building with
made shall allow and permit the said Contractor
sSsx s5SsS 70 @ and to b. tho said
they pay for such srocng n hcrelnafer prescribed tho
swocpns OF any chimney As bofare rrs,e %s oG
they, making such opposition conviction
tho Mayor, shall o auod in sum not oIcceding nfy
SEQ q If tho Contractor for sweeping shall neglect
leaving any enss sS saa
ought to be swept nnswcpt for ono month horeinbe
Mayor Of such neglect, sln convation trercof bo
fined sum not exceeding my dollars, provided said
said chimney; then he ne may hs indicted On tho oI
cupant or owner OF tho housn. -.I.I'I-.
BEc Said Contractor slall give notice in public print
OF tho time aud hour tho chimney chmneys Is or aro
to DO swept which notice aa DO given least two DAYS
and such ] asR saa % Il fssp
ca cssS hn An oIES S entitled swesp oeO centrally lOeat
diAtey accommodated with ono, or soon thereafter
SEC. 5. In all OF neglect Of tho said Contractors
not herc for ON sCnrsao1 thereof before the
exceeding Any dollars; and That any sweep boy sweeping
or ooring 70 sweep chmnsys in ts city unless licensed
n1s dosis to be recovered in tho Mayors Court
BEo g. The following fccs ahkll be allowed for sweep.
sEo. T. Houses which ha1a ebimnoys ~Scrcn .nthrn
clio cool q burnt exclusively will not DO required TO DO
SIC. g. That ali Ordinances and paria OF Ordln.nccs
rcpugnnnt hereto be and the hereby repealed
year ono eight han2fod d
siIty.s P. c. dtuLiRD. Mayor. :
February J limo W. H SMITH clo,t of council.
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AN ORDINANCE

10 EsrAnIIsu THE oPFioE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR.
OFFICE CLERK or COUNCIL
January 81, 1861.
FVNHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING NECrED MIR j. T.
l. RUUM1LLAT Chiruuey Contractor for tho Upper
Wards aud Mr. AZ. NIXON for tho Lower Wards. thoy
will entcr upon the duten Of their oce tho LIST OF
February inht and for tho general information OF tho
public tho following Orii .auce is pnblishrd
w. II. SMITH, CLERK OF Council
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE or CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
~ FEBRUARY 5--lsccoycrcd and now at ulis onco
TWO COPPER PUMPS, which thu requested
to como forward aud identity. &c. Campbell.
Eobrunry6 Lieut.. in cllar,u.
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SIC g. No cloth awning shall be put up in such
to obstruct loot posscDgers and no hlyiboard
shsl b1 erected otherwise than thirteen feet from tho sur
fsse Of the ground or foot paTcment
day. while any such ming sIguboard. liked or form
ed otherwise than aG herein directed. ahs so remain
SEC O. person or persons whosocyor SHALL for tho
articles for sac, p.co to bo plarc my such
goods, commodities oer nrticcs whatsoever. any
table, bench. staboard, box. other appopdagc In
pavement within lilo City, under a ponnlty Of Twenty
Dollars for each and such ocnco aud for each and
every night day, tho case may hn, which any
duo Mrsters shall DO permitted TO expose before their
storos such goods ann commodities thoy sell ut public
auction but not to tako up uan the front OF
eir respective venuo Stores and 70 the distance OF SIX
feet beyond tho r.
SHo. T. No porson persons whosoever, shall suffer
1rowood, Goals goods, merchandise carriages
OF any description, other matter or thing, TO him.
her, or them belonging consgncd to lay stand for
longer than four hours, In nny street. lane, alloy
public thoronghfarc within tho City. under enlty
OF Two Doarn with coss for ovcry hour that any such
mentioned no: excepting, materials for building I'm
gard " which tho following regulations sall be observ
Cd namely: When any person or persons shall erect or
repair any house other building upon atrcc lanc
shnll mako application for tic OF no much Of tito
street public may sla not excccd tho front OF tho
lot which such building Is TO be erected. extend
than ok foct into the Brcct which space such per-
foncc at least six feet hEh In order 10 deposit within the
tho requisite materials for building aud repairing;
aud such fsncc together with the remaining material he
Bhu, they shall remove tho work be finish.
cd or Whenever hS Mayor nhail require IT, pain OF
forfcng Two Dollars every hour that such ienco
such materials shall uftcrward remain unrcmoycd; aud
| their oIponsc, by tho city aulLoriuos.
January % limo
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. MAYoRALTY OF 0HkRLEsToN, L =;
tryt 50 %hETAs. OrrS IMII, November o. 1853. ,}I
ALL PESsoNs DESfRoUs 6R REBUILDING III THR
IA Burnt Dtstdcts and waste rlasos Of mo City. un-
der .An Ast Of the General Assembly, giving authority
10 to CITY Counc Of Chricbtou to proceed In tho mat
tar OF rare Lpsnt With asw % aid IN building v tho
eaou fot snl can te obtained al tho oco Of TIC Cork
Of Council batwoehth h6qis " 4. II. and r. II.
ar An applications must be hled In ths xboyo rntntcnod
oslee the Committee wl mes. orery Aondoy 70 CON.
4 py order Of ths ,tAyori y. 9. gl1rTH.
J Heycrnsert 10 f,ijlfi. G1ssk ef eeunsn !;
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OFFICE OF ;ritE CAPTAIN OF POLICE ,


: CHARLESTON, y. e., February q. lSj7.
Tn ORDER 70 GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OprOK-
TUNrrY to erect platforms u protect tho sidewalks
in front OF oIr lots required by Ordinance pub
February inst. q. Ii. SIGwhLD,
FsbruaryG II Captain OF Police.
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MISGELLAME EOUS.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED as FOLLOWS THE
w aud value of each article Of goods
marked tickets, placed in scaled envelopes ami we'll
mixed. On receipt oi 20 cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without CHOICE and delivered
at olirc sent by mail to any address,. Tho pur-
chaser after seeing what article draws and It's value
which may he from to 1--we hundred dOArs--c.n
then. oil payment Ot one doli1r receive tho ar"lc
named, may exchange II for any other ur1cr ~ I'd
circular NJ tho value. Every ticket draw
article worth ono doilar or more. M nI.hSKs.
Our patrons depend on fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn viii be delivered ut oince, regard.
lesa Of It's vauc promptly sent ns directed, by -c:n
mail, or oxprrss
valuable Gins from us may DO hip our Of
ncc, among wlor permitted to refer to:
John S. Holcomb, I.ambcrlyilc ~ J gold watch vaiuo
S250 Hrs. s. Bennett No. northumberland street. ruok
lyn. sewing machine. SD; Edwin lioyt Stamford Couil
tIGd levGr whtc value s20O Hon. X. H. Briggs wusll-
ngtou. ID. G., diamond pin, slf5; j. G.. sutherland, No.
100 Lexington nVcnue, puno, >5Ui 3lrs H. Ja"aon No.
203 Nineteenth street, n. ", sowing uaciiitir los.
Camp Ehnra, ~ y. nc!O!con, Si5O: Mlsa H. Collars,
atlanta, Ca. diamond cluster rIg. S225; Dr. Henry
Smith. Worcester, Mnss.. sowing machine. sS5 II. shaw.
No. l33 lGlh street. NJ " gold watch. sl5U; Edw. ,yn-
ton, Nashville Tcnn, nc.dcon, 800; James Russell.
Montgomery, All gold hunting watch, s25O; X. I.
Smith, Providence, Il. l., silver lover watc sG0;
Purify Mndison n. j.. music box. s45 Hon. II. S. New.
ell, St Paus, Mimi, gold watch, slS5; j. IL. Spcrry,
Ltchcld, Conn, silver watch, SOS; Win. Is. Peck, Hnr.
lcp. Ills. nusc box. $751; wIn Raymond Daytun Ohio.
diamond rings t225; riurre Bcuudtn 1T. Charles
HOTEL New orlcaus. diamond ring sl7O; Mrs Martha
Barnes 81. Louis, Mo-, mcoslcon value Sl25.
/
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BOAR Di N O..

GESTLEMAN"ARD LADY CAN BH AC-
u commodated with Board in private family on
oderato terms by furnishing their own rsom. Apply
AZ THIS OtNce. l. - February (,
DRIvATm BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD
i RRh can be accommodated At Ne. % KING STREET
cant ado, near Brpsd. q ..t H ft# ~ January 81
~ OOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, IN A
SI pleasant part Of the city, with pleasant roo1rs
TorIns $S per week Apply ut No. % MEETING STREET
y January ID Nr-.'-'-- limos
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CITY TAXEs.-N1ONTIILY RETURNS .
oFPICE OF THE CITY AsSESSOR,l g.
-.L.l zgGl CErI HALL, February 1st, 1867 I -
N oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that tho MONTHLY RETURNS for tho month OF
January past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance
ratified on the 18Th day, Of Docomber, 1856, must DO
made on or bef)ro the 18th lnnt. D.. GIBSON
Pobruary1- ~ hs' II City Assessor. !.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE or CITY TREl

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
ID UBL1o NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That 4 iSEi TNbER
tho following Ordinance licenses hnyo been prepared
~ .h CitJ Treasurcr
sIe 1. BE il Ordained BY ne Kayor and Aidernex IL,
Of January licenses shn bo taken out for ali CARTS draya
and wagons used for private md domestic purposes In
tho same manner and according TO tho samo provisions
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each such
cart, drny or wagon, shall be provided With badge
aining tho number thereof and marked Private 10 bo
SEQ. No person shall bc taken by tho Treasurer as
surety TO any bond under tho Ordinance concerning L.
sSn'Ss % for % sSrs dIys TSsSn' and other Carriages
BIO. 8, The following Hhan hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private cara drnys wngo &c,
including tho horses or mules used thereof which shall
fuBLIc cAnrs, pRArs, rro, on TnosE EiRLoYEp AMI
BUsNEss WHATEVER, Ton HIRE DEnror or npInxcr.
for SSery cart dray or wagon, drawn by one horso
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horses
For ovary haoh and carriage with two wheels $40
For every hack and carriage with four Wheels sIo
For overy stage or omnibus tcIccpt limo omnibusl.
For eyesJ stage or omnibus teIcept LIMO o1nnibus,,
drawn by four horsca SEQ. = =. .1-i.. ~
For eyGry truck drawn by two moro horses mules
For overy express drawn By two or horses
.lls:ulriD oAnTa AND rnIvArs CARTS. DnAIs. Rro.
/: For, eIery bread cart or wagon, IS, slf #.
For svery cart dray wagon used for private do
mosc purpoaes aud not TO DO employed In the trans
Porting Of goSds wares mescbandise lumber or any
Indirectly for tho ine shall pay for lconso the OF
$s exclusiye OF tho horso or mule. .t ~
H. 81 In tho yesr or our Lord one thousand eight hun.
.-i.G.. ,.I r. @. aAnLARD. Mayor.
January o W. H BMITH C1cri OF Con- ,ciI /.
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k(bVlCn.
! THR HlpTi

N(ITICh.
- OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE 1i.i
~ CuAnLHsroN, 8. o., January IS. 1867. .,:
FINHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 70 EEnEDY PUB
Il LISHED for general! information. Tho poco have
orders TO report all OF violation tho 1st
OF February noxt 4! \; "a U. u. gIQWALD,, r.
:, n .fit,.;ii.rrl. t. /. Captain OF Police,
Az oHDniac1' 10 RhoTEor -Hn PAyatfEsTs AND sIDE-
m tsth' ''i-L h-wALKl OF TirR orrr. T. igsstis {
1. Bs srdnined by HS Idyor and Aldermen ofChdi>s-
ton, IN CITY Council efteu6ked and hereby ordained By
ne authority qf s tab., Thnt from aud ater Tho rst day
Of September neI ihero nhA DO laid down by tho owner
occupant Of each lot In tho city having
cArriages wagons carts And drays platform OF wLol
stone extending not hsn four from tho curb
stono towards the centric Of o street; the
occupant OF ny such lot not having platform herein
carriages otur yohlclcs, ahn forfeit and pay tho
Of nyo doArs, spd In tho ovent that The sad pavement
said ponny, tho costs and charges OF endng tho same,
and also tho sum OF Ave dollars for each day tho
Ahnll ronaln broken. s.tgi a.ltG, itlJ T. =. ~.
R.aiod in CITY Council August 49, 1851. -i' t;!
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M !9i E !! ET!M a 6 6,

CSsNIDIISSIOSIsRS or nISSIkET
A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or THE COM.
~ MIBSloNERS Of Market will 10 held This fiay as
O'clock. WILLIAM SlRKwOop.
February Chief Clcrf
LANDMARK LODGE, No. 40, A...E...fI...
FINHE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATIONS OF
this Lodge will be held Thif Evening, ut Masonic
Hall, Mt o'clock p. NJ -
Tho Grand Lecturer will bo present TO doGne tho work.
by order Of tho ". NJ. HE
Tu0poRE E. NEWTON, sacrot,ry.
February
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HRs. CAlSROL, q ta4 'g.F
HAyNa RETURNED TO THE 6TfY. oTFKRs HER
Apply a No. 81 WENTWORTH sTnxEa. - A-e' u1's'
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70 u N B T..

T1OUND, A SOUTH CAROLINA cATE
e BOND. with Coupons attached. for One Thousand
Dollars, which tho karo by proving property
and paying for advertisement. Apply to N RoDSofr
No. o. East Bay fwmlS February
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06
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THAT WE Sell ARE IMPORTED DIRECT ny ". g.
CORwlH CO.. and pass through no othor hands, en-
nnhng ns not only 10 WARRANT THEN As PURE AND
UNADULTERhTED, but 70 sail nt The following price,
ElSFIoI iOCNG HfSON. 81 90
FINE YOUNG HySOE SOE..................l6 i 30 10 76
FINEST tiLNPOWDEIl .. a5
FINEST IMPERIAL. -
CHOICEST ENGLISH BRKAkFAST..... 2 IS
ENGLISH BREaKFAST.. ........-...............I l so
CHO1CEST OOLOSq. 90
CHOICE ooLOEd.. ........................l 80
Wu keep. also. o supply Of obeaper Rradas--a good
quality OF dRREN AND BLACK IRA. MIXED, at 81 so
per pound. - :. -
just recs!yod, new supply Of OLD JAVA COFFEE,
&c; PhltCIIED. 6Oe.: GROUND, 62c.; OLD RIO. 3Sc.
The PARCHED COFFEE represent To bo Of the
FIRST QUALITY. parched by with great caro-. rinl
OF these Cofeea Grcon Psrnhcd and around will con-
vince the consumer on that point
GENUINE MOCHA AND IAoUAYT,A.
Tho FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended 10 by
OF tho Managers Goods Delivered to ali parts Of the
city FREE OF CHARGE
supply Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER will arrive On
Iuosdsy. ~ 1mo Fsbrusry&