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DY MINER 4 sOMERvILLE--Ar UNION SQUARE
- LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE s4i.P OF
VALUABLE HORSES, PHAErOks, RocHAWAYS,
TOP AND NO TOP Bu9airS HARNESS.


TOP And NO TOP Bu0aIfs, HARNESS..
SPEED, STYLE AND BEAUTY.
-oxss rHra n4r x!R R4IDAT a MAr
PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL BLACK HORSES, Is,s hands
ssadle; sood ~ SaS s.veisrs; ires from vice and war
EIsaxIf PARK PHAEToN. city bull, to order and 50.
BAY CoUfE HORSE. 10 hanas high. seven years old,
TO- account Of whom = nay CONCERN
sssnd Kind and true in ssddie and harness. very Stylish
ed iross In about three minutes
pse and shAfs; also Harness. Blansr WHIPS &c,
sEA5 ROAD s. vac :ss good order
sORRRf MARE (bfooded, i6k hands high, kind IN har-
eIcsen under saddle veIy syish rois three
ssss aisc 20 Top Irottng wagon vey shI nearly new.
PAIR ~ BEAvIiFUL bay yeriesn Ponies, excellent
s.veerr kind and sue and ysrransed perfectly SQUAD
SPLENDID TIOTTiSe STALLION sULftS, lsx
hands bgh 10 years old kind Ia harness. excellent under
pedigree VA Be given At tine af sale.
PAIR OF VERY FINE GnAY CARRIAGE Horxea, l5A
sssd. hlsh YEAR, Old hind = AZ harness ana under nd
sPLBNDiD 6ERNANTowN RocKAwAY built by
Brewster nearly and In nr-t order together with
SAY HoRsE. 8 yssrs ed, fnd in an harness and var.
GRAY HORST isss h..A. h'sA. syssrs old, warranted
Brown rkofriSa MARE, ST. LAWRENCE STOCK !,
eyears old, ssish, hind and wus speed ~ Hms q
VERY STYLISH BROWN HORSE, 10 AssSs AuA, .
S.srs % family hccs :esaA, s2S end Ira ,..
ngh, ysass cha hal and tsue; fall IN 3Sl
wssen; sos whss " ssnAisssn In s;<ss pssfss
: IoyR acAD wAeoxs, q goa sras.
me ausausa 81 The pubic 70 espeoaly invited " his
:. ssmpraas Ne aasss ~ Of sssk sssrsd q snssa
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HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTlONEER.
Ia PHREMPrORY SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
ON FRIDAY, MAY 8, AT II O'CLOCK,

Az THE SALEsROOMS, iee BROADWAY.
Comprising largo OF solid walnut and
Parior Chamber and Library Suits Of every
Extension Tables, BuGets Halslands Wardrobes. Book
cases Centre Tables, All up for FIRST class city
trade and warranted Of the finest quality Goods on
exhibition.
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1~NI---- -
The chicagQ and Northwestern Railroad via Omaha Ne.
rraskA anl the Union Pacific Railroad from thence IL ths
North Pstse ste nov making regular daily connections
with Wells Fargo Compnnys Great Overland aare lima
for DE yer salt Lake Montana Idaho Nevada and Csfor.
MA SI I' ~ sRsn %cs5,nS TIc~ps connections
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DAReEs GROVES AND STEAMBOATS, or ALL
ID kinda charter for exeursiona Early application WIN
senre choice Of days. once - west street. near barrow.
a. ~ CHOSsETT.
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~ EORGE COOK. AUCTTOEEBR
NJ GKNrEEL RECOND BAND FURNITURE.
ON Saturday At M O'Clock At 50 Cedar street. the entire
0f gentee four house, for
Hience sale Including Parlo Chamber Library Din
ing Room 6uta Carpcs Oilclohs China and Glassware
Kitchen UtenAila Ac
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BO5ARr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MAY l. AT
e. lox O'Clock ~ the auction rooms No North William
street. Of frankfort largo sale of geneel Household
Fursurs 70 Brussels aud Ingram Carpets, Mirrors Ac.
eonsrng Of French plate Pier Glasses rosewood and
rosawooi HAtstsnd tatn Damak and Lace CURTAINS
and blAsk vanutcrve lcga Extenson Dinins Tabes
Chars Cottage sus Piano, Bagatee Table, rosewood
mahogany YSnch Bedstea4s Cottage Bedseads. Hair Mat
70 xsttrs Feather Beds Bosters
NIL nnd n grain earn
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LAST sroaT But ONE
Mr.. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL,
and THEIR HRNEFII TITS FRIDAY EVEXIN0.

only performance Of
"RIPPI.ES on TAX LAKEin
In which Mr.. Howard Paul will dance
THE FRENCH CAUCANl
Mrs Howard Paul will mpersonate
TWO PEOPLE AT ONCE.
and sing n droll qusrre'lnx duet, : Dog and Cat"
In the imitation OF Hrigu0h, Mrs. Howard PAUL VIII On
la Ma Letssia and Tome into me Carrier 1aaa."
such language thosei ~
ROARS on LAUGHTER AT THIS IMPERSONATI0Ni
Tickets 30 cents: reserved ssats - oeats exexa.
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EN0R sALE-SChENcK's h SHLAND PAVILION AND
Real Estate, auction, the premises At the High
Lands Of Nsvsnh, Monmouth county, New Jersey. Nay 6
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y ADNINisrRAroR's SALE.

Al o'clock A. NJ, It IS Henry street. bstwesn CLARK and
Pineapple streots, Brooklyn.
Roseyood Pssior snit u pieces. n haircoih rosewood
and mahogany marble top Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Brussels Carpets
Olcoths, China, glassware. &c.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAfI,RoADs-
HI Trains for Albany and Troy con with Nortr
and Western trains, leave New York. via HUDSON RveI
Railroad. Thireh street and Tenth avenue sA NJ IL
and $50, $50 and II r. M and Harlem Railroad Tween.
y.axlh street and Fourth avenue ~ 1U0 NJ and Sl8
Sundaya
Sleeping cars attached 10 $40 ana N r. N tr.,cs N
$50 y. NJ train 10 attached sleeping a. svevv Az
excepting Saturdays which 10 through 10
Sunday train on Hudson River Road, New York 70 Pouch
.eepse snd return, leaving New york A. M and %
leaving New York al A. NJ. -
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LCOR HAVANA VIA NASSAU. Mp
y The British nnd North AmarcAn Royal Man steam
Packet Company's new steamer CORSICA Captain
LIE Messurie viii sail for tbs above Port the Com
panys wharf at jersey City Saturday, May 10. satur
day, juno Is At noon.
Passage money 70 Nassau Is
Passage money to Havana. $50
Payable 10 gold ~ it, equivalent.
For freight or passage apply To-
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M SIEcsST IoGsS!oIp TyRSJTuRE AND
H. Lupios IS 4. Vii al At .Vs .asssa on Friday,
NJ: ~ s !. y !. n No L..ys;
l oss Ole. a ssS
isa.her Arm Chairs bronze stustss marble Clock china
TSR1sy-ssss -sns, Library Table IN leather, Libra
.so Piano Stool rose.
veod kaere miro. sset ,osewocd Centre and SIDE Ia
sur. ss.sen ssnasE soiss rs,ss.ss. sds and Arm
ps1 ss. Also iiS Oh psass 's
BED a1nas ns7s.ss .a,9.s ana %.ses.ny french
=: Co.: sP!s!ss "a: lss' Ssss:.sS f.ns.:s.
Velvet and srysssis Carpets, a.
n. s: ss s j. II msss: and Laundry
- : : 81 sd = E 10:
M DOUGHTY; AycIIoNlER-wILL SILL rHIs
W. ga AZ oelocs n,,I virtue Of ehstsei mort
% Sss ss::wssd ss.
% ias iron s s: ss.ss: c. res cS
Attorney s ss1s for sI Horss.sss.
"a. Senusu.hen s.s q Household FURNITURE th,s
Psrs rosewood Paror suiss. Dining and Library
~. s1s rss and Man
medium elass Household sreisA Descriptive catalogues
MAssnAI,s 8. sAL n. wAL1EEs AUCTION;
Brosa-.,. one large soFrsi Hcrss, .r.r,v, -.
| Il n. rHoRSE, AucrroxEER.
rHoRxE . DE cAxr,- AucrIoyKxRs.
l No. Il WORTH STREET
vtn include In their regular sale ths II
M IL. u f.s gss s S,.:
4 Goods &c "
DEMsEN APrLEnY. ArCTIoxEER.
III HOuskhoLD -YukNIIuRE, PIANO, MIRRORS
ococl a. nc residence No Al Essi fwcnsy street.
near Fourth .y.pns li2r.ehold Furniture consisting
and general assortment Of Household FURNITURE All Of
which viii BE- sold without the hehes, bidder
Catalogues 81 the sAe at the sucueers ONCE 10 Pine I'll
CHERlrr's SALE (REsrAURAEr, Acl-prcgARp
~ WALrERr Auctoueer will sell this dzv fTriaaxl a
III O'clock No 81 Liberty street. the Stock and Fxtes Of
FIRST class Restaurant consisting Of Tablca Chairs
Gass ware, Cutlery, 40 JOHN KELL3, sheriff !. !.
wIIIAu DursAs, Deputy
nHos cArrNEY, AuCTrvNEBR, SELLS This pay.
1oS o'clock, the stcek and FIXTURES Of . grocery
Si fh street, chance. Sale without reserve
WIN Writer'S, AUCTroNEER-sELLs rms DAY.
w a O'CLOCK IL - Casai street. large asortrent of
Furniture, &C. fIom families removing Psrhr Suis
Pier Nantsl nirrc.s hns lace and damsst curans
three oily and other Carpets; viicoshs bisck walnut
hoeany ensmelled suits hair and other
Feather Beds Sheets sofsbcd rocking
Chats China GLASS and Silver Ware 6eoves and every
Carpets Mating: making Ans collection Gosds
packed and shipped.
WIN Writers. AUCTION EKR--sELLs on MONDAY
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Umpire LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
~ Every Saturday, 81 r. NJ, from pier Is North river
The favorite sidcwheel steamships
SAN JACINTO. Atkins. Saturday May4
SAN SALVADOR Nckers0n, Saturday, May H. .
Connecting with Florida steamers and BY rail-
to all points South snd West Elegant passenger
dations GARRISON ALLEN
No. D Bowling Green. New York.
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAvANA-ArLANrIC
u Mall Steamship Company.
Every THURSDAY, at p NJ from pier No. North river
The elegant sidewheel steamships
RA8LE Greene, Thursday, May IL
COLUMBIA, Barton, Thursday, May -.
e. B. HARRISON, President
No. B Bowling Green n Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
y town, twice q week, reduced rates.
Prepaid tickets from Liverpool Queenstown. by aeam
ship from Liverpool and London by first class sailing
packet, at the lowest possible rates.
Drafts payable In any part Great Britain and Ireland
Apply 10 TAPSCOTT BROTHERS CO.,
IS South Is Broadway. New York.
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~ AxAER sDnERvILLE IN nRooELyN.
srsoLt ssb H'f 6o sc e sS s5Hsssass, &C.,
OLD sRooHtss MARKET.
sAruS6zzS, "a .Sr fs,'I At ' y S.eLocr.
Particulars W morrow.
pY HENRY n. LEEDS MINER
AT THE LEEDS AIT GALLERIES,
81 ana SO nrsadwsy. sornsr q r~siiiA sresS
CONTRIBUTORS SALE or xs or IL Fx s ssl
ArhA oY Szvoa' X AnsRroAs AHrrsrs
many Of which very valuable and Desirable.
RsvERAL EXQUISITE PISCES or MARBLE srAruA
10y BY modern srsss q rsgass just received from Italy
= suNBER or SUPERB ARTISTIC REAL BRoSxgs,
81 o. The yer, ssss; cI5cKs wiss ssssss Fssrss Ss
= Particulars In TINA
ny HENRY n. Lgeps 4 nIsERs -
Yni sei by aucon Tuesday, May ~ 81 10y O'Clock, 81
0sr sscsrcom, No = Iabcrty several hundred
ahsse Of Bagese By order Of AdAns Bsprsss
III HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
- HENRY ". LkkDS Aucsionscv. wf sell BY auction,
e. saturday, Nay 10y o'clock. a their sacsroom, -
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD rURxIruRR.
nnsnx q general assortment removed FOR convenience
$3.50 including Parcr, Dining kcom, Library and Cham
aoa .evet Brussels and Ingram Carpe.s
sraesh. black walnut rosewood Centre fables;
Ensers. snsea Clocks, Ar rosewood black walnut and
foiiss T.si. s ~ baresrs washstsnds Comodes,
0Prng bedr &r bscA vs.nut ro~svoud ara oak Exten
III Isocs, oAk cane seat Chairs. r.
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GAN FRANCIsCo NlNsT RELs se6 BRoADwAY.-THl
> TROUBLE CONNIE Es At O'CLOCK TIE
BIRCH, wAMBOLD, BERNARD BACKU6'
BAN FRANCISCO MINISTERIAL
whose been equAled BY any similar
New and cheerful burlesgues svey
week Stump Speech Here Imitation of Aclors chi
dren Of Cypress BY the Babes in The WOOD Shouts q
Shadow Pantomime and Tho screaming Black
Crook and African Ballet Troups. 0saAd NASsA OF ~
Spirit HasherG Of the Amaxou.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO nR0UIATE THE sroRAoR oP PETROLEUM. ITs Pro-
DuOrs AND OTHER 1SFLAMMABLE OILS.
SKc. I. De ordained by he Mayor and Aldermen, in
Liy Ceuno a,femod That from and aftor the 18th day
Of Juns NEXT II shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, Hook OIL, Don1ne, Denroe, any ohor In.
hlmmable oil oils storage for sale In any cellar.
store or building south Of Limo street. In larger Iusn
tlty than my gallons any lot premises, nnd
Any such quantity kept stored nha bo contained IL.
vessels OF tin or other metal.
SEQ. That Petroleum, It's products any other In
hmsble oil os whom brought into the city by lsn
or water may bo kept on any lot or in building i
which cotton In not stored, for period exceeding
tvsntyour hours. upon tho expiration of which
shall DO removed and kept In The required by
the foregoing section.
SEQ. s. Any person or persons violating any part Of
this Ordnsnce shall be subject to hno OF two hundred
dollars for zach offence In any Court Of cont
potent Jurisdiction.
bined In City Council this twentyn day Of May. III
tho year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred AID
dxtyseven.
u.Sl r. C. GAILLARD. Mayor.
" r. gnrrU Clerk Of Council, June
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Chattanooga and Grand Junction,


OFFICE OF CHIEF OF Po1LcR)
MAIN GUARD HousH,
3 s. 4asae 8 ss
may concern 9; cssti" 4; sla%1eRs y pols..
A amazing o. q s PIPE ..s in ny g1s
violate this OF this Ordinance shall. for each
suSh forfeit % and Pay tho Of nSs dol
amount to be given to tho iniormer
SEC. WI. All indecent and disordorly conduct cur,
Ing and swearing, clamorous noIses drunienness, quar-
Ielling nghtng profanity committed In White Point
punisled In the manner ss the samo offences
directed by law to no punished WHOM committed lu
any other portions OF the city. :.
sro x No person or porsons sha rido lead or d,ivo
Of tho Garden. under penalty Of Ave doars for every
such offence to be recovered In the CITY Court one-hi
the amount Of the fine 70 be given to the nfOrmer
sso xI It shall not bo lawful for any person OF per-
at ShitO Point constructor by the City cOunt leading
Sy street % or to land from sny So.t vs.ssl e or % r
any boards lumber other material. any part Of The
any Of the proVisons contsined in this
such person or persons shall forfeit and pay y dos,,
to BIO recovered in tho City Court oneha OF which
atty ahall go TO the informer.
Wheroas, many loaded NrnyB aud car7 pass unnecell
rily through King street. In the city OF Charleson 70
the great obstruction OF that thorouehfnro and TO tho
serious nconycnience and danger Of those who have
business therein:
BE ordained Tint from and after tho passing Of this
Ordinance II shall not be lawful for any licensed cart
dray, wagon other carriage. laden with cotton, lun
ber oLhor merchandise commodity, to no driven
through the said King sYeo south OF Calhoun street,
any part thereof and except for the purpose OF
ceiyng deposng load in such part Of said street,
and any driver conductor OF any such cart dray,
wagon other carriage offending herein. shall forfeit
and pay Of not less than ten dollars nor moro
than twenty dollars. 80 August %
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK CouNoIL,t
May 1867.
The following Section of An Ordinance 70 abolish tho
oIsco of sperintendent of reo to provide for Keep
lug tia strees' IAnes, Alleys anu SPo n.s ~ ~ 'to 10
City od Charleston Clean, ano LOT u..i ~ q, p onp
herobpl published for tho Y. ~ ~
For duo protection OF me saiu .Su. =, Soi
traction further ordained That s.erg rns,ns osnsr IL is'.os
occupAn and tenant OF any Pra h,u a. a.. - A.
tsundaI oIcepted have tho dirt nth garbage o, other
oal pa esd In front OF his or nor io - h AZ @ "
soSan Q. cocf A. NJ, from tho hIs day Of May 70 the
frat day Of November In oVery {oar % ~ = o.nnh"a @ ~
nfno 90 lock- A. NJ, rcm tne ns.. ~ ~ n.s.on oTs
tho nIBt day OF May fohow.nB. 1r nshe
Ing hare IN, or pacinR any aI ', nnsn eort s,ar az
ofh in ny street, lhne or Anoy, os A.. ~ IL.
hours ab nAmed shh!l % - s.,h 49, 80. ."e.
than two nor more tnhn nve aUn.is, 'o' " e'e15
offence, DO Imposed by TIC Mayor " ~ a,trru
DJ ords m:,S - Ca,ns
May B c"A~ VI 0suA'o"
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Jon wnuR. We hnvo now completed our
timr. ALL. KINDS OF jon WORK, md We
mest respectfully nsk tho patronage of our
frlru,ls
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh she Was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant baiK,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entuined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
CRIsPER COMA,
For Cur.ng the Hair of either Box into Way
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR AND GENTLE.
ID MEN can bcautfy themselves D thousand.fold.
the only article In tho world that will curl straight
hair and at the dno give Il beautiful gossy ap
pe;ance Tho Crsper Coma not only curs the hair. but
InysorateB boautncs and cleanses H B highly and de-
lighfuy periumed, and IN the most complete Article Of
tho kind offered 20 tho Am, ncan public. The
Crsper Coma viii be sent to any sddress. scaled and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fsystte street. Syracuse. n. z
N
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYonALTY OF CHARI.Es1 J;

MAYonALTY OF CHARLESTON
orr HALL, November 0, 1895.
,RsoNs DESIROUa or Rebuilding IN THR
NJ mstriots and Wssto Places Of tho Gty, un.
Act OF The General Assembly, giving authority
Council Of Charleston TO proceesi IN the mat,
-. "A hereby notified that tho form Of GpplI.
osns can bo obtained at tho offlco Of tho olcfk
hatsveep tho hours OF A. d. and p. Ii.
All, ,ns must bos', d in the aboYe mentioned
he Committee viii meet evcry Monday 70 cor.
~ iI,s Mlyor ". Il. SMITH.
rio Clerk Of Council. J
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p6- .d communications inf,Hft fOr publication IN
this jom,1!ni must hr dhtrssri 10 Mr Editor Of the
ialF S",rs No. IL Hdynr-sfirts, charleston. $. &.
Iinsimcss Communications "a PabliSiicr Of UaVy
Nctrs.
tioHS.
advertisements outside ofMe city mus, bc acconpn.
Hitt iritt The cash.
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GTEvENs HOUSE, Nos. ~. IL, a5 AND "a
y Broadway, N. Y, opposite Bowling Green-In the
European Piln.-THE sTEVENS HOUSE Is we'll and
widely known c tho travelling public The location Is
peciay suitable merchants and business mon; 1t Ia In
closo proximity 10 the business part Of tho cy-is
the highway OF Southern and Western travel-nnd ada
cant to all the principal Railroad aud Steamboat depos
Tho STEYEES HOUSE has liberal accommodation for
800 uealIt ~ well furnished, and possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort nnd entertainment
OF its inmates Tho spacious aud well rGniI
hted-provded with gus and ~ater-tho attendance Ia
prompt re1pecfu-and the table 10 generously pro-
yidcd With every deicacy of the at moderate
Tho rooms having been reirnhh eli and remoteled,
enAr ,d TO oner facilities for the comfort and
pleasure II our guests. GEO. K. CHASE CO.,
Hay 29 emo Proprietors
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F O R SALE.

RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE Az A
"A BARGAIN. Stock. Utonsils, &c. Of q VEGETABLE
FhM the Neck. within city boundary, very fertile
and in perfect working order with leaacof nye years. at
moderate rent large dwelling and necessary outbud
iugs, fno grove; for selling, owner
going North. No agents and only those meaning bu,i
mesa need apply. at NO. ID JASPER COURT.
August 90 81
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M EE Ia G S.

CITY tbUScIII.
TIME REGULAR MEETING Will, liE w LID
i This .tfrrnn,u In Council Chamber. ut O'Clock.
". H. SMITH.
h,irurt nG Clerk of Council.
MEMORIAL. ASSUtIiTIOS.
rJNIIrRE WILL BE A MEETING or THIS hsS0clA.
i TIOS at Mnsuur !isli. corner "f King anu Went.
worth strcouI. on particular busics-, nj hafph~t
O'Clock Th,s .tffcrn1-Hi, 2itti.
August ~
CIIAHLEs'rOS SOCIAL. cLUts.
FTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING rF THE
i above Club takes place This ETning a, halt nttcr
O'Clock.
null aud prompt nltrianrc Is solicited, ior thu dis.
cunson Of Important uSincas
by order Of the President.
JAS. J. GRACE,
August ~ Il Seer tary.
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NOTICE To SAILORS OR IMNiIGRANTs
HOTEL OR BoARDING.HoUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
.iISAST'S

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
i the Legislature. passed the 2Ot day December,
1885, oil persons concerned hereby notified call
this Office and take out the required license
". II, SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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G. H A r L E S II ON. .

TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST IT. 1867.
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A '1n sR
der IAN .
to The CS
ton Of n
City now.
caloo Gp1
H Council
An spph
pmso, Al I
hner the. -
by ordU
NoPenll>s
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still moro firmly comented thereby. II will have
| been demonstrated that Bavaria, oven it assured
OF tho support both Of Franco and Austria, tlaro
not ally herself as q rcactionst against tho
powcriDg yoico OF North Germany, pronounced III
| favor Of national progress as heraldod and con-
ducted by BISMARCK toward united Fathcrland
| and that BosAPAnTE cannot bond Europe to his
will, even II s vast army should be reinforced by
| tho rcorganized logions OF reconstructed Hun
| gary. Bavaria is placed in dangerous position
| from which Bhe cannot completely eItricato her
| self except by hearty endorsement OF the Prus-
| sian policy. Hor hidden sympathy with Austria
cannot avail her my, and prolonged hesitation
may ond in converting her territory into great
battlo field, from which hor crown may disappear
| FnAzER's MAGAZINE for August contains tho fol-
lowing single example will explain what things
| arc even now possible. married Indy, mothor OF
several children, living in entire harmony with her
husband, an amiablo, easy gentleman, hears at
church. all enthusiastic young preacher, and s on
| rapturcd by his ooquence. On her return homo
shc tells her husband how thoroughly tho preach
cra words have como TO her heart and she is
quito persuaded it would conduco to her spiritual
perfection TO bo married to him and il Hho can
| got his consent Bho hopos TINT hor husband will
not oppose divorce. What amount Of urgency
10 ulbBuHI tho INTO nSrcculCnt ii
not public fact. No man can llko to foel that no
lis keeping wifo against her will, and to bo ro-
preached with hindorlng her spiritual improve.
ment. That tho husband did consent and that
tho Court theroupon did without further inquiry
sanction tho divorce, is public fact also, that
tho preacher made no difficulty about accepting
tho enthusiastic lady, with her dowry and children.
Wo havo since heard, but from ono informant only,
TINT, after many years Of union, the preacher in
turn sought and gained divorce from his wilo,
and that sho is now gono back to hor frat hus.
band.
The JOURNAL Of tho Royal Statistical Ofice al
Berlin gives tho first official report that has been
| published OF tho icsses OF tho Prussian army in
| tho last war. According to this report, the
| efectivo strength Of tho army brought into tho
field BY Prussia and hor allies was 497. asa mon
! Gncluding I'D Generals and 1894 officers, and
| 110, ,192 horses The total number OF tho wounded
wns GEO officers and 16, EOS mon Of those who ro.
maincd on tho fold. 17s officers and 976s u,on. "a
| those who died of their wounds, GA ofaeors ana
| 1485 mon; and Of thoso who died Of iIlnoss con-
traoted during tho campaign, 5s oficors and G7ss
mon. Tho total loss amounts to 3l5 officers,
| 10 b62 men, and 64e0 horses. The number Of off,
cers wounded was relatively twico great as that
/ Of tho private soldiers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27
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