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View York snecinI..

New YORK, March 6.-The Tines
special says: Gen. Buffers plan, con-
corning the impeachment, is TO appoint
select committee to set during recess,
and at the same time TO pass bill au-
thoriZing the Speaker to convoke Con-
gress in an extra session at the demand
of the committee; but it is thought that
he VIII have to include the Judiciary
Committee. 1t Is probablea recess will
be taken from Saturday next to May
or October.
The Times special says: The wool
tariff requires that the Secretary of the
treasury shall select standard sample
OF the woods named and deposit the IN
in the various custom houses. 1t is
found the wool growers and manufac-
turers are not prepared to furnish these
samples, and the Secretary will be
obliged to send to Europe for them, and
it Will be two or three months before
they can be obtained and any wool
passed the custom house. The law is
also SO loosely drawn that the depart
ment has not yet been able to determine
whether it effects goods in bond.
The question OF assigning comman-
dents to the i've districts under the re-
construction bill was considered in the
cabinet yesterday. A complete list was
not decided upon, but it is understood
that General Schofield Will have the
First, including Virginia, aud General
Hancock. the Fifth, including Louisi-
ana and Texas.
Private information from Richmond
indicates the rejection of Governor
Peirpoint's recommendation to the leg
stature TO adopt the reconstruction
measure. -.-.-.-
Resolutions had been introduced re-
commanding such action, and was re-
fsrred to the committee on foreign re-
lations. a caucus had decided against
the proposition.
A Tribune special says there is much
opposition to Senator Sherman's propo-
sition to extend the time for the wool
bill to take effect and il is not likely TO
passed.
The President has reappointed Mr..
Bogy Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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HOTRE

Mr.. Stevens presented the credentials
of Mr.. Hooper, delegate from Utah,
who took the oath.
The first business in order was the
motion to suspend the rules, pending
the adjournment yesterday, in order TO
permit Mr.. Price to introduce bill
amenditory to the National currency
act The bill prohibits banking asso-
Citations from Withdrawing, either on
account of dividends or otherwise, any
portion of their capital, and from ma
king dividends greater than their
net profits.
The House refused to suspend the
rules, and, therefore, the bill was not
introduced.
Mr.. Thomas presented the petition OF
Mr.. ]. J. Stewart, contestinR the seat OF
Mr.. Phelps, OF Maryland. Referred TO
the Committee on Elections
Resolutions were offered as follows:
By Mr.. Brooks, directing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to make personal
inquiries into the Seizure of champaign
wines, made by the New York Custom
house IN 1864, referred to in the recent
report of the Committee on Public Ex-
penditures, and cause all such
prosecutions to be discontinued, if in
his opinion the shippers or importers
have not been guilty Of willfuI neglect
or intention to defraud the revenue.
BY Mr.. misunderstanding the Score
tary of the Treasury to furnish state
mepts showing what number of collec-
tors of customs, naval officers, survey
ors, inspectors OF customs, aids TO reve-
nue. and other officers have been re-
moved since the Sd of March, 1866, and
the increased compensation paid to
their SUCCESSORS, &c. Adopted.
By Mr.. Ward-Providing for Select
Committee TO examine into the practi-
cal operation of the existing laws for
the collection ofcustoms, and to suggest
amendments that shall secure the reve-
nue. to the treasury, reduce the fees and
emolnments Of collectors, naval
officers, surveyors, and protect imPor-
tiers from oppression and unjust sxae-
tons. The resolution went over.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
tarih bill of the seth Congress, with the
pending amendments, to the Committee
OF Ways and Means.
The House adjourned.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
REGuIAR REpoRr.

-. NEW YORK, March 6.
CoTroF-HeaEy and lower sales l-S90 bales
at Sl5<c for middhng upIsnds
FLOUR-Receipis 2 I53 bbIs; market a shade
dEmer for medium grades: sales : 500 bbIs Al
s. 5o5s IS for superdne State; s. seas 81 10,
ern; SO S0al2 for choice western; $40 SAL =
for shipping brands extra round hooT T1I1tCS
and sl 5osl2 80 for trade brands; markei
closing steady California Flour in fsfr ~
quest; sales ]. so bags and bbls al SIS 75ai5.
WHEET-Quiet and steady.
ket quiet and without decided efsngt.. 81
go bu white AIichiRan Ar 81 m mn IN vSI,ifs
Californla At = CO. and ], 20 bu No. MilEau-
bu at 81 l7tal Is for western and 81 Is for Can.
ada, free. Bariey-Without decided change;
sales 100 6u Canada Mest, IN bond. al &c and
CoTn-Recdpts J. 100 bush; market opened
steady but closed heavy and rather easier;
in store and 81 IaI adoat. Oafs-Rsceirts
80 61= InaI kst opened steady and closed
and 6 S70c lor sale.
GEocEEIEs--Cofee-Qu and firm. SUI
ne Aolasses-Quiei; sales ~ b6Is New
Orleans At S6sSs1zc.
PFEEdTEsoLEUS-3an;1 z15s1sc Tor crude and
14ZSc Tor refined in bond.
HoP-Quiei: sales al S0a.oe for new.
LLATHEs-HemlOck sole very quiet and
WooL-Very firm and advancing; sales of
2l6.g0 pounds Al 4S47Oc for domestic fleece;
z2S5Oc for pulled; 255zsScc for Texas and S5c
for California
CoA-DOnestic dun; foreign scarce and
firm
Provisions -Pork-opeued nrnsr ana
closed decidedly lower saEes 500 sbblE a
III s.GZ o lor new mes- closing at ~ p6
prime and SIG 5oS2O 70 for prime me- 49,
l-s50 bols new mes a. 81 s71a2I .. seIIeT and
buyer March and April Bssf-SiesdT. sSies
500 bbks At previous prfcEs TisrrsS 20
Steady ssi8 - tierces Al S50zS2 - for prime
mes and 80 2oaa5 % for India, me- Bsef
Bacon-Quleii saies so boxes A. l0lIilc for
Surn T4and and ll1fc for short ribbed- Cut
deAns-T iittnes5 sales 30 packages at 99IIc
75f1 ~ sles % bols At IzSl5<c for old and
dOg5-Dreased HoZ-Upehaneed EaIes Al
SSgSTe for western snd l65SaI1s<e Tor civ
oI ~ EIkE-Heavy and duh Al I252Oc for
CaxEs-ppehangs5., .Is-s =. I5a,a,
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River and weather.

CAIRO, March 6.-The St. Charles
from Louisville, for New Orleans at Z
a. M; Rob Roy from Shreveport, for
Cincinnati at 10 a. m; Dick Fulton No.
from Pittsburgh, for New Orleans at
II q. m.
The Armada sunk. three miles below
Caledonia, At daylight this morning.
No lives lost. The boat can be saved.
CEsCINNATI. March O. The river has
risen feet, inches in the last "a hours,
ana is still rising IL inches an hour.
There are so feet, inches in the channel.
Weather, cloudy; some snow this
morning. Mercury S29.
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CHARnEsroS. March s.

CHARLESTON, March 6.-The steamer
Manhattan arrived with the officers
and part of the crew and passengers of
the steamer Andalusia, from New York
to Charleston, which was burned of
Haiteras, Sunday evening. The vessel
and cargo are = total loss. A number
of persons are missing, and are sup
posed to elost. The hose carriage. in
tended as present from the New York
fremen to the Columbia dremen, was
ahoard
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VIZ LEE pEMocRATs ~ rHE Hnrs

WHY THE DEMOCRATS IN THE House
DID NOT TRY TO FILLIBUsrER on TIKI
SHERMAN BILL.-The Speaker said:
Every Speaker of this House has
session, by the rules which we have
ourselves adopted, two-thirds can sus-
pend all the rules of the House, thus
susPeudtng every rule that stands in
the way of immediate action on ans
measure. II is not a new decision. Il
Is as old as the history of Congress-"
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BssToS, March 6.-J. S. Clement, re-
Gently the head Of the dry:goods firm of
Clement, Tasker & Co., Committed sui
eide to-day by taking laudanum. He
had previously shown signs ofinsanity.
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CIScIxxATI, March 6.-The Supreme
Court OF Ohio has decided that the Ma
tionsl banks of this State, must pay the
same rate ofta1es as other banks, un-
der the State laws.
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PIItsburEh on MarIIet.

PITTsBURGH. March 6.
SRUDE-Demand light and buyers shy.
We quote at - 10 % cts IN bulk
RERISED-Ssle OF 700 los standard yEhita
al Sc, delivered in Philadelphia For delfv--
cry on board cans here &c Is paid. Free on
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NEW YORK, March 6.-For the hrst
time. one of our most fashionable gam
bling houses, on Broadway, was en-
tered last night by the police, and =
large number of gamblers arrested. Ii
vas kept by John Hart
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--LATEST xARKEAPn

FLouR-Closed fairly active and steady for
n nsaiom and good grades, and dull for COM
GRAIS-wheat-Quiet and steady. Rye
I I'm =, ~ 1881 y. Corn-Dnu and heavy in
synpalhy with the decline with gold: ship
ping western mixed 81 ~ in store, and 81 II
anoat- Oats-Dun and heavy At 5a46ac ion
PRoyIsIoSS-Aess Pork-Firm. salss 5,no
bbls new mes at So l25s closing with STHsTS
Cut Aeats-Quiet and unchanged. RsSS1T|
Dull at l0e for Cumberland middles Iard-
Heavy Al LES J5Sc for good TO prime.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
AoSKY-MArket fairly active at Sal per
cent for call. Sterling ExchAnge-Dul at
GoLD-Lower5 opened at 1861, and closed
sEOeS-wn- Heath & Co report the mar.
S't e. ~ The Close Al the following mates: Ohio
SeIlineAieS S<93; Western Union Tele-
fII1a-pn ,a4r43ila<; New York Central lQlsE q
III fi me iSSssSsh; do preferred 72974 Hld.
igan Central I0S,S IlSSI,.. WiehiySS sSonfb,rn
tvzsS W.; LIMOS Illinois Central lI5t<9Ii6; Puts
land $685.; Northeyests-3 ssi9GSSz. a.
prsfeETed 5Slzs95sss4; Fort Wayne 6ssssass
GoNERSNEST SroCKs-In better demand
this p M. with q general adyRnrs in a.
gold bonds rom lowest point of a m: r,.s.fS-
te5sd, 81. lUs14 9 lOs{i coupons, 81, l0sSE a
o., l0T1S i0sSs; SO coupons, '65, l07s. flIrs.
January and July l051z 1lOs5<; Ie-4O COUPONS
g52Ss.75S; August I-sis, lO5ss Clos; June 7-56s
STATE STOCKS-Btrder state bonds are
higher on Missouri, but Otherwise dull anC
SSIsS; Ten1SSSee = eSet SiTginds 6SS
nioal & ST. Joe bonds 7S5<9Ss Pacific bond:
Coal Shares are heavy and lower.
Miscellaneous stocks were lower al the
board and steady Afterwards
DRY GOODS
The trade in cottous Is rather better and
not lively. Prices are without particular
and zfa F71V1 HETn- bold
Their own.
Cincinnati.
MARCH -FLoUR-Unchanged and dull
trade brands SlI 50aIS 50, and fancy Sl4al6
nothing done in sppeTfine.
GRAIS-W heAt-Cnchanged and holden
are nrm at full prices; No. spring s. I592 so
in elevator, and 7oc IN BAGS. Oats-DuIi al
Rye-sl 24sl 3. Bariey-Dun al 81 50sf S
CoTToS-Dun and prices nominal; mid
ding can be bought al gle
WHlsKT-Sleady Al s. u in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Opened rrm and
no sellers OF inside city brands below 81, but
the feeling was les nrm at the close; I2O0 bbls
sold At 80 o2Gg2O10- Bulk Meals-In good de-
Inand at ~ $50 for shoulders and sides, but
ho!aeEs ask &c higher generally, which re
al the quotations. Bacon-In fair demand al
S1fSlG1<@lz3 for shoulders, sides and clear
side, with sales of l6O hhds- Lard-Dull but
BuTrR-DuIi at 22a25c for Light roll. and
SCsSSe for choice yellow.
CHEEsE-l6<SlIc, and irm.
SEEnS-CloveT Seed-Eirmer and prices
tending upward; holders at the close asked
3 SO9s 90, hut no sales over IS IS. Timothy
Unchanged aud steady at s. SO9S 20. Flax
RocERIEs-SUgar-Firm but prices un-
changed Conee-Firmer owing TO the ad-
vance in New York, and must De quoted at
A919c for good to choice Rio. MolAsses-
FErtn; SOrEham in actIYs demand at Sa53 Sc
accounting TO quality.
GoLD..IrreSular at the close; bankers paid
1914 and sold at 1907 GlS7.
ExcHASSE-Par buying, and 40 premium
Chicago
MARCH 6.-FLouR-Steady at san 70,
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BUFFALO, March 6.-The Provincial
Telegraph Company has been pur-
chased by the Montreal Company,
which now controls the fentire Iefe-
graph business to and through Canada.
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THE trouble among Philadelphia
office holders continues. Nobody knows
who is Collector, Postmaster, Naval
ohcer, or anything else, and the Gus
tom House and Posiofhce are almost
entirely empty. No business is trans
acted except what is absolutely neces-
sary. The Tenure of Office bill is play
ing hob with the politicians.
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Lost.

GERTIFICATE OF THE PENN MUTUAL
" Life INSURANCE. 60. Of Philadelphia, No.
l7S0, dividend OF 1895, B. Davenport, Sa- No
dee IS hereby given that Duplicate has been
applied for. 1sb9S-lAw6U
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B. F. CALDWELL

MANUFACTURE OF COPPER. TIN
NJ and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
looking and Heating Stoves, No. 10 Main
would respectfully call the attention Of
the public 70 my large and aelel.f Sfoci- ~
Fruit Cans and Can Tons 49,
,oI1sI M9 9s6S Of Al kinds win receive my per.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made u
order on short notine - 4-47 W
iy8 B.F. CALDWELL.
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TIE King of Belgium is reported to
have closed recent conversation on
Mexico with a distinguished English
army officer, by this remark: 'In
short, VIZ can be done with a country
where the flowers are without odor, the
fruit without flavor, the women with
out modesty, and the men without
honor"
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Buffalo.

MARCH 6.-FDoUR Quiet
GRAIS-W heat-Dull; - 10 for Milwaukee;
spring Sorn-S0c on track; good eastern de
mand. Other grains quiet.
SEED-Steady
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We expect to open out in our new store,
nrsr door above the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank, about the Ist OF March, With a new
room and new stock. We expect 70 ses All
Of our Old customers and many new ones
dehl IS. RHODES 4 Co
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Partnership NOTICE,

HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
i me in business james 3. Rhodes villa n
Burnley and P. n Rhode The style OF the
nrm VIII be J. = Rhodes q Co.
February !, 1851.
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ChNHann

March 6-FLOuR-steady at ssau for
GRAIS-Wheat-Firn at 81 22S2 q for
30 and u 50 for No. . CONFIRM at 7s1s
SIs1Sc- Oats-Better and steady.
PRoFLsIoSs-Mess Pork-Quiet; held at
SlO %. Lard-DnlI at l2c
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The Latest News
XLth CONGRESS. 1st SESSION.

BY the Onion Line:
nee, conner Of Main and Monroa s4-ssts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-07

5p-REGISfRtrION.-'T BOARD OF REG
lSrRAF1oN fnr thu Frst Precinct. City Of Charleston
will commence It'd duties ut the City Hull Honday the
l?ll inst, aid continue In session three lays for The
accommodation Of residents Of Ward M. l.
On 7hnrsk,y the 18th inst. the board will continue
Ills sessions a, the place for the OF
resdcIts OF Ward No. .
Tho board will continue TO sit In tho came place, In
the Eaio nlncr. viz: ru three rs days IN the week
t. registering Ia Ward No l. md tile three last days In
the week 10 re;iS'crI in warl No . mill tho same IL
completed
AS tho whole duty must bc performed by lilo lat OF Oc-
tobcr tic books will bn closed the 18th Of September In
orler TO comply with paragraph KIN. General onlcrs No.
Co. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
line for lhc inspection and revision OF tho lists All
er"ons ullihcd to vote under the provisions Of thu Act
OF Congress passed March ID 1867, entitled sAn Act To
provide for c efficient government Of the rebel
SatcH anu the several Acts supplementary Thereto nro
Invited to appear before Tho Doartl for rcestruion
Tho hours OF sitting will ha from "A. NJ. to 3P. NJ
The final sessions fur revising tho sts will be held as
follows:
For Ward No. l. on Thmraity and Erisiay, September
26tl AMI a7tl
For Ward No. =. on Saturday and Hontlry September
2stl and a0l. NILES q. PARKER
Chairman for the Board Of Registrars for the Frst Pre-
Incl. Charleston District. August
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TnE WILMINGTON DAILY Posr.-Wo have rccciv-
cd the first copy of this paper. Tho following
paragraph, Which forms tho conclusion of tho Sal
utatory will indicate tho limo II policy marked out
for itself by this journsl
Tho people OF the South hayo il in thoir power
TO sink tho Demon OF Disorder 30 dcep that plum
met cannot reach it, and oncc united we can ctato
to tho world.
In our sphere Of action no shall avoid, go far AZ
possible, all dead Issues, and doal only with tho
living present and tho pregnant future; and by
tho passions of Intelligent people, hopo to POUR
oil upon tho troubled wators. Conscious Of tho
rocttudo Of our own intentions and JIsLncss OF
tho cause We advocate, We shall choerfully award
differ.
With malice toward mono, and charity for all
20 embark on our new enterprise.
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inSs with tho Confederate Stntcs: and. nj
tho close OF tho war; wcro III advance to- the Com
fcucrase States about A170. 900 ani cam, ino nos.
SESSION OF several steam vessels, tho properly of
tho Confederate States, which did moi suffice Ia
cover tho balance duo to them, That nj IN Time
III 1861 was tho said firm Of JonS FRASER s. Co..
appointed tho agent Of The Confederate Statou and
that at no time during: the late war did The said firm
export cotton for, or mpor, nrns and good, for the
said Confederate Statcs That NJ the close of the
war no property Uf The Confederate States wus In
the possession OF the said finn Of 7. +. &Co, or
afterwards came into tho possession of tho said
firm, OF is still in its possession.
Tint wllilc the defendant .iocI not admit Tint
tho United States il cntitlc by operation of law,
To all tho properly Of tlis Confederate States he
denies that The firm OH. +. & Co., lts any such
property, for Which it liz accountable, or which i,
holds in trust Tor tho United States, or Which il is
bound 10 pay ever and deliver to tho United
States.
Tho defendant donies tint any monies bclons-
ing to tho Confederate States havo ever been in
vested by tho sai1 firm in real estate; that the
haid firni has had no communication with the
confederate States in regard to any property Of
THO Confederate States supposed 10 be in lis Dos
session.
Ihat Gro. a. TRENHOLM, War. T.. TnESuo, 81
JAMES i. WELsMAS, and this defendant, have bcc
pardoncd by tho President OF The United States.
This defendant alsp pleads i'll bar of the claim
set up by the United States, agreement made
totweon FRASER, TRENHOLM & Co., and the United
States Consul i'll London, whereby the claim Of
that firm was fxcl at Ei50000; and tho flrn,
agreed to pay over any surplus left in their hands
to tho United States Government, alter satisfying
their claim
with tho procecdiIy' is filed lritcr Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury OF tho United States a-
thorizinR tho Haid Consul 10 settle aud compro-
n'lso the claim of the United States in the matter
Tho answers OF tho remaining defendants arc
substantially tho same rs that filed by the de-
fol- ant, TnEoDoEE d. WAuSER.
Ihc answer OF GEunuE a. TRENHOLM states that
at the t'no OF tho appointment of Tho defendant AZ
Secretary OF tho Treasury OF tha Confederate
States, FRASER, TRENHOLM s! Go. were agent, of
tho Confederate States AMI continued to be 10;
that shipments Of cotton were made io them on
account Of Tie different bureaus OF tho Confederate
States, OF whose transactions tho def liant knew
nothing. Tho proceeds OF sEipmcnta made OH ac-
count OF tho TrcaHnry, were paid upon drafts ar
orders of tho said department at tho rcuisiou of
the other departments, md were applied 10 tho
purchase OF arms. etc. by agents of the different
bureaus residing abroad; that these tlaafts wcru
oltcn pn i'll advance.
Wc nro informed that il s the PURPOSE of tho de-
tendants to obtain dissolution OF the injunctipu
obtained i'll Tins case Mt tho present term of thu
Circuit Court hold in Grrcnvilc
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THIRD RE

De- TO TIE CITIZENS OF TIE THIRD RE-
GlSTRArl0S PnECISCT.-GHARLEST S. c., 6Tu
August lsG7.-The Board of Registrars the III Pre-
cincl. Will conmccc Ill duties the Engine House.
Arldalc street. Monday tho 18th inst and continue
In -,s'soi three days fer the accommodation niruts
adjacent To the First Poll, ward No. 1. On TAnrniay
le 9TH isi, the Eoarl will its sessions at the
Eugiun House. Of Gcor, and College strccls TOR
tile accommodation Of residents of Ward No. T. adjacent
To the SECOND Poll Tho Boar.i will continue to sit on
eac OF Tie above places alternately, viz: the three first
days Of the week nj the Fir Poll nn tho three last days
al the Second Poll until tile Registrat0n be completed
AZ the Whole duty or registration must bc hnro formed
by the lsl or October, the hooks Will he closed by tie
ilt OF September in order 10 comply with lar. Mn,
General Order No. c. Headquarters second Military Dis
uct, giving ample time for public inspection rev-
son OF the lists. ili pcssons luac to vote under tho
prossnns of tho Act OF Congress. passed March o 1867
entitled can Act to provide nr tile efficient Eoycr-
mcnt Of the rebel States" the several Acts apptc-
ucntary thereto. are invited 10 appear ueforc the Ioarl
for Registration.
The sessions OF tho llolrl will be fro II A. A. I'LL
PM.
The final session for revising tile list will be held on tho
18th atId both Of September.
JAMES NJ MORRISON,
Chairman of tho Board Of Ilcgistr,rS,
For the 3 Registration District
Ward No. 1. Of the City of Charleston, y. q.