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Medina, hes promised me could. wish ny god In
tentions msy Give happy result and do lot th'nk
Mr. Salazar llarregui will be nmd as 70 reject my
generous mediation for the complete establishment o.
peace 10 this State OF Yucaan But be persists IN an
obstinate resistance old places himself ander
your orders be sent wherever you think be 10 o
lie greatest service TO the nation |"
There question the authenticity OF
these authentic, they that at the port
OF Sisa whether exactly within the sexcan jurisdiction
or Just beyond H. General Santa Anna in command
OF the same military armed expedition against Mexico
which he had prepared within and conducted from tue
Of the United States TO Vera Cruz violation Of
their neutrality laws and in derogaon OF the relations
any and friendship, and also, far the sphere OF
allies They prove also that although Captain Daken
perhaps in the interest OF New York creditors protested
Senior Santa Anna voluntarily dsembarked Ssal and
the camp OF the defenders of the republic Of
which Mexico bas been the theatre OF civil war armed
military aud naval force has been maintained the
United Slatee the Rio Grande and in the waters
around the ports Of Mexico among other purposes TO
military and al expeditions which might 90
foot in United States We are officially informed
that Sehor Santa Anna, after having landed Slsa n
conformity with his engagements sent forward by
Peraza the Governor Of Yucatan, and Is detained
custody with view TO the safety Of the republic Of
Mexico.
Upon this review Of tho It seems proper that the
government should wait for further and definite
Information before entering Communications in
la,iou TO the complaint Of Mr. Naphegy with the gov
ernment OF Mexico That nation at last have
trumphed all its internal and foreign es and
to have reached crisis when, left alone, may be
expected 10 restore tranquility, and reOrganze isolf
upon permanent foundations 0f union freedom and
publican government Only great national injury,
wrong offence would justify this government 10 sud
denly assuming hostile or unfrendly attitude
toward The republic OF Mexico.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
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ton yesterday. and conteaded, BY ssss-
ment Of figures, that before the present
numerically greater in this country than the Protest.
ants, and that consequence she governing Of tSs
prepared TO assume this important responsibility Were
they ready 10 do sof He feared not But it w>nld -
the great work of hrs lifetime TO make them ne
Institutions OF the United States foundsd Feat
Catholic principles antagonistic 10 the Puritan theo0y
Of New England The whole country, he said was nov
going into raouasm, and the most popular sects were
thcss the least pious, the Unanans the Universal
lists and the Spirtsts From preaching the total de-
prsvity Of man Protestantsn has gone 70 tbs Other
extreme naturalsm, which merO deism He asserted
tnat II TINS country Catholic We would have had
no civil for the Church that knew how 70 convert
feudal Europe into free and cvized communities would
have also how 20 convert slaves into free
mea without going TO war to do so.
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the CATHOLIC cHuscH IN TINS COUNTRY.

Farewell Sermon or Rev. Father Hccker at
the Paultst Church,
The above subject was considered yesterday In the
Paulist church. In Ffty-nnih street, by the Rev. J. T.
Hecker who made ts discussion the substances Of his
farewell previous to his departure FOR Europe.
Father Hecksr convert TO Catholicism; was formerly
one Of the Rsdsmptonst Missionary Fa,hers but some
years ago went TO Rome and got the Pope to form
congregation OF missionary prss,s under the title Of the
Congregation Of 81 Paul" This society is Of present
composed altogether OF converts from Pro.estan,sm,
and numbers ak priests and about eight novicea The
object Of the society Is the conversion Of this country
from Prctsstaussm 70 Catholicism. The headquarters
Of the society is at Finy-nin,h street and Ninth
avenue where they have very nne church and house
and half block OF ground Tns church Is frsquented
by many Of the leading Catholics OF tois city, many of
whom converts. All the ceremonies OF the Roman
ritual carried out thoroughly both regards the
professions tho and the music, % that N one
wishes 70 see the Roman ritual 10 al s spendor he has
only 10 be steady visitor a. the Paust church This
church was erected about eight years ago through the
exertons OF Father Hecker who the superior Of the
Som,sSis viii and an svsrowns over y.. or NE spiritual
welfare Of his,fcow countrymen He has written two
works which have bad large circulation, The Ques
Of the other fathers o. The sscisty, in facs all
Of them, nsve written and ppoIIshed more Or less
On o.. the subject ;p.ans c.n's" s,s sos0,9, o51sse
He salts for Europe 10 the City Of Paris on next SAUL %
day, 70 attend The Catholic ConGSsss Of ny ocs bs.
GUM, which will assemble % septemoer & ne WI
sso visit Dubn, London, Psris, BRUSSELS vienna ane
Lspsc and establish relations With the various soc'sss
country Al naines he will learn how they oonducs
such assemblies in Europa 10 his istentco, Win tne
approval OF the Catholic hisrarcny, 70 CAL celnoc
Congress OF the CLERGY and insehgeut aymen or The
United States 70 assemble In New Yors next ssr Ior
the purpose Of adopting measures for more thorough
pan o props Catholic ideas aud knowledge OF the
Catholic religion IN ai portions Of the country. He
gave . statement Of his plans 70 nv eongfsRs-
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LEGISLATIVE AMo JUDICIAL REFORM.

Sermon Of the Rev. Henry Ward Boecher at
Piymsousb Church, Br0oklyn.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached yesterday morn.
ing In Plymouth church Before the regular services Of
the day entered upon the reverend gentleman ad
mlnstered baptism to four FIVE children; and subse
qusnt in the Of hts prayers he pray that the
knowledge which those children might have OF their
Heavenly Father would be simultaneous with that Of
their fathers upon earth aud that they might 20
from the morning the close Of life loving virtue and
hating vice and strengthening themselves with all the
graces and blessings OF God.
AZ the evening service the reverend gentleman de-
ivered a discourse on the value OF good name. He
conended that good name was better than great riches
In the Of his remarks Mr. Beecner adverled to
what he termed the notorious progacy OF the Of
justice Of New York, and said that n wanted 70
have justice in them II would seem as II he should so
there with his purse in his hand. They had heard OF
corrupt judges. They had heard men speaking Of the
judiciary OF the city Of New YORK. which stinks ike
honorable profession. but u vas almost disgrace for
man TO sit the bench New YORK. They bought and
sold justice they we're seeking for pelf they sold the
sancssy Of their srmine good name beltsr than
riches but they would rot; they would find out that
men would loatho them yet They would be the scorn
and indignation Of their neighbours aud that scorn and
indignation would make thcse mems conscieDces judg-
meut against ihcm. In the LepE Albany he
told there we're not half dozen Who were
stocks IN VAN street, and bought over and over again.
(Laughter) And had come this-that n this coun-
Try, with s system OF education, aud contrasting them
selves they did with those who kept down and
degraded In Europe, the Representatives untrust
worthy and selling themselves for money! Men hung
about TO the rise In the OF on day or
the poll Votes we're bought and sold, csa
Votes bought In the Legislature and bought
again. Men were selling themselves for money. Though
the Word OF God showed that good name better
than riches, these did not bsevs it, but they
would believe II before they through The papers
were full OF astounding revelations OF these things, and
It was time that every man Who valued his manhood
should SEQ 10 IL
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Arrived.

Arrived.
French frieatc semarsmis, NAude, Rochefort via
Fayal q days The will accompany from this port 70
France Of the iron cds recently purchased BY the
steamship Gsrmania tHaml schwensen, Hamburg June
q suS % ws ., %S'i oUs sSd z:
Had soYery and westerly winds during the p.sssss July
srsmsn GH .h lat y a sn o ship s.s.sn
mss % Gays with
TIN Win mass and ssnssra % % Geo HassSn 81 n.
OF % somnrsO ;-w .os S0Spd WI 81
,ss steamship Geo Cromwell vss New orleans July with
steamship Herman L,yngstOn BAKER, Savannah 20 hours
y y'h %dss aaS % . p se Lvs:tSn 70. Go July
malls with steamship Virgo hence Tor Savannah; fN 70
s is%e S1 Of @ ns! q
T.
steamship John aibson Fuller. Washington, DC. with
xs rn % sss %sy
|; Robert Gilesr Of Sweden seaman ts from the mis-
s5 lon II shp sa lBf) from Calcutta for
Snip Alicia tof Richmond Ms, Stuart Liverpool s. days.
days: .ss s g 'a H n .s: Il s. g
an ss Sa snS %a0h % M e
cruisins day. whaling ship Herald, Of New Bedford
BARK arthur kasm.n P !Sf Posslsnd Hsans Cow Bay. II
Brig Laura. koche. Remedies. days. with nola.ssa 70
crsnaall. " wy%phssy E y., Co s.,n. 70 49,. -, -
Brig R.vsf.ias tBr,. Coz, Bridgeport cB. day. with
Big Aspen ,sr5, Forbes. Bridgeport cB. II day. with
Ins Como lbrl Johnson Cow Bay days. with coal, 70
Brig asilsnd SBr,. Leblanc. Cow Bay. days. win
Brig Crimes lof s,ocison Pat.srsov ol.es Bay. days.
,sns I amer Ss.S, k.ys windsor, MS, day. with
s,s s Alien y. IN E..ss'hpo.. e. ssvDar,por.
schr Whl,ng Hutchinson, DemarATa, n DAYS, with
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Marine Disasters.

Ub100l0R4s
scHR EvsaoLApE-As the Glaucus Of As Ssstea
outside line going up North river sbout half past
O'Clock last night, and when Oh Castle oardsn
the schr Evesads OF for Boston from Rondout
coal laden striking her the port side amdsbps casng
the schooner sink amos, immediately; al hands
saved. The steamer sustained little damage
BARK YusA Boston l<,h from 0ottsnDurE reports
june H. lat 20 a5 Ion &C. fell in tn bark Beta Br) iron
Ssna" on: on he 18Th spoke sfx sisnsS sss from
halfaz Havre, and put on board Of her all the sur
soHn BENNETT. ashore the GridIron, Hell Gate.
va. .acesssfay taken % Oh o. Saturday evening BY wssa
steamers John FULLER and h Babcock.
scnl BrneEs Parsons from vaaieston for Boston. BE-
sylvan Capt and taken TO Warrington DC,
built At Baltimore In 1852 where she was owned and was
miscellaneous.
vxssrIs DURING MAY LAsrA return just issued BY
o. PARIS shows that the number q ve:
sells totally los. during My las. va, ss vr;s1 British
Il Of Various a.ss The vessels wrecked from shs Isl Of
!a 70 I'M H os q May &
May During the same period IN 1855 he number was
Americas Perts.
BosToN, July Is AM-Arrivcd, sehrs Montana Besrss.
ra scinaos fSi.d.ipss; ohs@plon Ci.rI zissvc Han.
soS.S oS Hmso;; Sri.nt wss. Ssrss, ossisr
6srOos K.sn wco, and dSca1 s Sssso SON.
::r r. w:ss ssssss ss s m.
sailed wind wv r,s.srOS,s s@s Selma
Go..enbur BRIG. Tlmes B'ssaa; Protese. Massnzas
CHARLESTON, July M-Arrved, steamer Souder,
EYork; schrs Pendleton, and Jonas smith, do.
dr Sosoa $ s sne. e1 Ss
SoBILB, July s-clearsd. brig Ocean wsvs sauirss.
PHILADELPHIA. July Is AM-Arrived, bark Desiah.
Mc0ilvcry, brgs Reed. Hopkins, Trinidad:
Cvwlliams, Thompson, do; Merritt Berry, and Win
Ciearsd--Barf Fanny. Carver, Nontsyideo; brig l.
Comery Mcclellan. Corr for orders Kirby Outerbrdee
81 Tnomrs Olive. Foss Doboy Isand, 0s sshr 0iovei
issh~Xrved. bark Barlow, London; brig Ida Bosars,
NavassA
wood, NYcrk bark Andes Dalng Eliaabsshpcrs sehrs
and NieLerson, kicksrson PhIsdslphia; Kendasseas
Mitchell Ehfsbethport; Florence ZONES, Perry, Nforks
Cleared-schr N ichigsn, Pickering. Nfork -. ,.,
sailed-Brgs Persis Hinckley, mciine Minnie Miller
RICHMOND, July l2-Arrivcd. schrs Iuns Depew, Crop-
per- and J Lock wood sharrett krork, 49,. ,y,
SAVANNAH Jty 10-Arrived. brig Joe ooroon tDf)s
Auid Rio Jauero.
WILMINGTON, NC. July is-Arrivsd. steamer Pioneer
NYork.
ssiIed--s,esm.r Farbanhs SIcrh: -. s.,
blanchard, Bangor.
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REGATTA AT Springfield. nAss.

SPnNcFiELD. Masa, July II, 1867
The regatta for the champion coors OF the
river for 1857 occurred at this city. Saturday
won by tho j. f. rapley, osTed; three miles IN
Dickensou was disabled by the breaking Of an oar.
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SHIP PIN G NEW S.
pURT OF NEW YOaG. JULY l4. 1867.

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Al NOON sxrs.. 81
kus sETs. so HI0a wATBR.. ls
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CCRoFULA. ERupTIoNs SKIN DisEAsEs-EyERY
- hind cured in every instance Diseases Of The Heart
Lungs. Throat Liver, kidneya 4c, cured.
Dr. BONE, 10 West sixteenth street
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ID National. Medicine.

Ono cah hardly pof up newspaper or turn street
cornor nou.alAys That ho docs not lnd staring him In
tho faoc tho announcement that Prof. soand-so has
tuRt discovered ojieino which Ia panscca for oil lilo
l1 that cah T. may DO heir TO- These "wondorful'
dscorerios Usually have c1stonco Of fcw months
thcn disappear from public notice. Tho OF their
sudden eIungutshmcnt Ia apparent. They hum.
bugs Al Tho odsot all medicinal preparations have an
equa chanco for SUCCESS, ns NIL cquny unknown;
out uo chat is soon wnnowed from tho grain by tlo
practical tost which unpreudicod public applies 10
all hingu There but few preparations OF medicine
Which hayc wi(hstood tho impartial Judgment Of tho
people for any length OF tmc Ono Of tho few which wo
have now In mind and which has boon long tiuo fu-
mar to noary evcry household In tho land 10 the colo
brated HosfErTER'S STOMACH DTTTERs Their
almost universal salo aud USE their emphatic en-.
dorsenent from all portions Of the country compel tho
admission TINT thov must BIO specific for the ailments
Tor which they arc recommended. Letters before us
s. ss'E efficacy In diseases OF tho throat bowels and
liScr. Iu that truly terrible complaint dyspepsa they
arc regarded as suro In Pittsburgh whore thcso
Blss arc manufactured their for homo use 10 i'm.
ncnso This fact alone speaks volumes In their
Extracts from the Muieane Courier Io,ra FEB. q 1867
Juno 10
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UNDER DECREE IN EtlUITY.

Ueytcdrd us. Zee, Trustee.
VIII 10 sold. under tho direction OF Ito undcrsiglc at
tho old Custom House, tn this city. OH TUESDAY
Tho ?th day OF July, 1867 OF ii O'Clock A. M,
That valuable and we'll known MANSION and the
grounds appurten ant thercto bounding hrco
VIZ Eat Bay Soctety and wonworh streets aud con-
shutting ono OF tho most attractive Residences Charles
!: All That LOT OF LAND. with tho Mansion and
Bmdings thereon. tho southwest OF Fast BAY
md socisty Streets measuring In front Oh Rast Day
and In depth on tho north limo feet inches AMI on
the south limo 189 feet inches, moro or lcss
2 All tnnt LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon
adjoining tho above to tho and on tho sou aldo OF
society street measuring In front said street 40 feet
inehGH and In depth 103 foot Inches moro or lcss
y. AL unt LOT OF LAND on tho norlhwest corner @.
East Bay end wentworth strses measuring I'm 'front.' ON
wentworth strcot 40 feet inches nnd depth iOf feet
Inches. moro lcHa.
T. All that LOT OF LAND, adJouIng tile next above 10
no wcst and measuring III front 81 foe md IN dcptl
s. Al that Lo:r OF LAND, with Tho building. thereon
adjoining tho next abovo 10 tho wcs OF tho snno
diInenai0nB. " - ~
o. All that 10 OF LAND. with the buildings tI,crcou
oHt West OF tho hboy, mnaanriiX front Y fcct nm
inches. " " ="
ofthe Undersigned ~
Also, to DO scla, pEW Nc - IN 81 Paul.r Church,
, lcrnR- one-f0 cnAh {; hanuco In one two and
nree SorF To ho Beciirclby mortgage tho Drppcrty
Tho bousoa to bo insured and policies assHnel Pur
charors TO pay for papers,
JAMES TUpPER,
sune 10 tlt4tnl Master In Equity
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ORDINANCE
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUBIIsHRD
l.. for tho Information OF all concerned '-i'

TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
L. for tho Information OF all concerned Am n
An ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE THE u.EANnNo PnryrRs
AND VAULTS N THE CORPORATE LINrrs THE uryr, !
l. Dc Il Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldornon That
from and atter the ratification Of this Ordinance shall
not DO lawful for any person 10 oAnso remove thd
contents Of Vaults Priviea within tho umIs Of Inc
d, without having previously obtsined license for tha
safns; all such Hccnscs 10 eIplro tho 8ls December
OF orery year. and be subject 20 all requirements impos
Drays and Carts. - NJ = /
= n Thai the use OF Barrels in opsn ca1ts aud wagons
II prohibited and parties applying for Moense Win
quired 70 provide closed Cars suitable for tho purpose
Ill All persons having snth Licenss shall report hf
one 9th ar.rd Hou-Ha during tho day his o: .he' "a
Lower Wards such report to bo made 70 the Main GuIri
House, IN the Upper Wardn TO Upper Guard House.
". The place places for lie depo1it OF such ofai
ihaN bo designated from tme to time BY tho Mayor.
Z! " Eye.y ownor drvcr Of snch Licensed Cart or
my person who lhal violate any of hs proYaons
Of this Ordnance Rlai neglect rcfusa to obsoIy
tho saue Of thon, shah forfeit and pay for each
osnce nne not 10 exceed twenty-five dollars 10 be On,
oresd BY he Mayor his conrt or rooorsrod In any
Ratified In City CoEuo tis seventh day Of Nay. In tho
year OF our Lori ono thousand eight hundred and siI.
ty-seysn. ~ AD -, sG4ti q ttH,sx .f.r4s /
u n u. q. aMrrn. an tn oAiLA ,M:yor.
6lask Of Council smo Nay 10
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TO REGULATE THE sIonAoE or PETROLEUM, rrs Pro.
sHo. 1. BED ordained By as Gayor and aM:,u.n, in
CIV Conel ai,e,otsd That from and aer tho 18Th day
OF Juno next II Rhan not be lawful 10 keep Petroleum
Kerosene, Roct OIL Bcnzine Benzoe, or any othar In
aamm.bss StI Or oils storage or M sale IN any COLLAR
store or building south of Limo street. IN rpcr 0uan.
dty than hfy gallons any ono lot or preises and
any such quantity % ie stored shall be contained ia
yessols Of tn or other metal. / - -.
Bro That Petroleum, Its products or any other In.
aammaele oil or o whom brought Into Tho city by land
which cotton Is not stored, for perod not eIcoo3ina
hours. upon tho expiration Of which time Il
the foregoing section. M n iii -
SIG g. Any person, or persons violating any part Of
this Ordinance Rhsl bo subject to no Of two hundred
potent jurisdiction. s.-.E. Il, IN IL n
Rahed In City Council this twenty day OF May In
he year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
hf3-sefeu1 =: 'ri III - 49, -f,.t;., ~ y, =t.-,,
W. ID. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. ~! '.'a,, Juno .
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Post Onlcc Notice,

Posr OFFICE !
CnARLEsroN, 8. c., AIny q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice. tho NortcaHtcr1i
Mails will close at LIS T. H., and arriving ut the
Dopot at 9.45 A. NJ. will bo ready for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Office will open at
1880 P. NJ. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinuc to closo dnily at o'clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. M. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, p. M.
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AUCTION SALES.
SheriBs Sale.
By R. NJ. bIARSJIALB Il BRO.

huctIonccrs.
By vrtnO sovcrni Of FYer Fcias 10 me directed
nnd doliScIcl tand with oil parties coll
ecrnod) will DO sohl THIS DAY tho 18th Instant,
Broai strrct, "
Al Tho right Tito nnd interest Of tho defendant In tho
EMlaIf CONTENTS OF TAILORING ESTAIII,ISII-
MENI' Solisi'dn" Of valuable stock Of Cloths Cuss-
inercs featinSB, Linens THmlrines ShIrts Nccktio3
Gloves, aud complete assortment OF Up,lrrcIothInv
AISo,
Cloths, &C.. &c. ~ >a''o' oii
Levied ON and to DO sold tho property OF Jh,IEs
McCoHhiCh, at tho suits OF cox 4 SMITH e. al
Torn cash. JOHN y CNREW q =" n
juno Is - ~ "'
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LOCAL MAI"rEIS.

jon WoRK.-wo hayo now completed our Office
80 as to execute in tho shortest possible tu,u
hLL KINDS OF JoD WORK, and wo moot ro-
spectfully ask tho patronage Of our friends
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II you yanb cheap BlAnkiiBooks;3 I'LL
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
oFy1oE OF CITY TREASURY, l
DupL1o NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TgSf 4 iSS1} gN5sH
tho following Ordinance licenses hAvo boon prcpartd
for delivery nom this onnoo. 8. THOMAS,
$40 ]. De q Ordained BY as Mayor and Aide,men,n
CITY Council afsnbld That om hnd after the frst day
Of January licenses shAl be taken out for all carts drsy
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes
the ssne mlnnor and according TO the sae provaons
now Of force In relation TO ears dsys and wagons otor
cart drsy or wagon shsil be provided with badge con-
tanning tho nunbor thereof and marked Prirais 70 he
sss sp p.1.on q ss ts0 81 b, Tho
surety 70 any bond under Tho Ordinance concerning H.
oen,s. for cars dr.y. wagons and ohor Carriages,
sEo .. Tho following ahin hereafter be the r.tes foI
license. for public and private cart. drays wagons kc
naiuding the nor.es Of mules used thereof which sha
PUBLIC oAHTs, nnArh ITO, on 1Ioay x,LPIoYxp AMI
9usMEo WHAIrNks, ron H1nH ptRkor on INDIRECT.
Fcr a!ssy osst dray wagon, drawn by two hor-ssor
For sI6ry hack and carriage with Two wheels, go.
For SYery hack and carriage With four wheels $40.
II, nSi .u S,y s.sS 60 Or omnibus sroeps line omnibus
For every s!:se or osnnfbu. t.roep. LIN. omnibus,
1or eIesy truck drawn BY Two or moro horses or mules
For every e1prcss wagon drawn BY two or moro hor,,
salkD nAn7s ARD pzIvI1z cKzrs, pna1s, s7o. \ 3
For every broad Cart wagon, t6. ,s'gga .a' Is-
ma. ana not q b. s DO
phsr for ocmpsasson. e.Ssa S1e ai.sy 81 .s 9.
IS, exclusive OF uo hor.o Of nals. .Ae sum o.
Rstnod In City Council, this lath day Of January.
II ~ 70 Me yssI o. our Lord ono thoueand eight hnn
..y,t 4 P. o. eAIILARD. Mayor.
Jana.u ". 3, SMITH, osss ., sounssu
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tho Kidneys and bladder Cures effected in ffo ono 70
nSe dhyn They aro prepared from vegetable orttructs
that arc harmless tho Bysen and never nAusoata e
,t,maah or improsnAte the BREATH No change Of die
In necessary whlo aang them, does their action In
perbox. - - -
Either OF tho aforementioned articles will bo sent 10
any address, closely scaled. and postpaid by mail q
express on receipt Of price Addrcas ali orders TO
BERaRh. SHUTS CO., Che1pIsta
ahteh W ~ No. 2S5 Rvor street, Truy, N. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13

ENoLIsu METALLIC RooFNo PANT.-Thoso who
wish their tin roofs repaired and painted in sub
stantiai manner aro rcfcrrcd to Mossrs JOHNSON &
FoYLEs, who can DO found at tho Pavilion Hotel.
THOR work is warranted for six years.