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PERFUMERIES. A FULL ASSORTMENT /!

uns denne and Imitation Extracts Japanese Rose Snan
aues, Phaon Woolworths, Glenn Coucray and Fdrl NV
tracts Persian Lilac Golden Lilly Japan Pennys Egyptian Lotus &C.
&c " 10y
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Miss. FANNIE X. TYLER,
gymnastics.
FALL TERM COMMENCES Nov. 3.

EXPENSES.
FOR Full COMMERCIAL CoURsE-until Gradu
alton, time unllmtcd-which includes all de.
partlncuts Of Book keeping, Commercial Law.
Commercial Computation, Compositions Ora
tor Pusiness Penmanship, Business Letter
fitng, Lectures, ~c., $1,000
For Ladies, same course as above ex-
ccpt Oratory, $500
For Book Keeping alone, one term (3mos. 1000
icnmanshlp, 4" " 1000
Photography, 1000
Ieleglaphng, . " $500
le!egIaphlng TO full course students, 1900
Ornamental penmanship, one term, 1000
Other studies may be taken at reasonable
rates. Text Books, BLANKS, Sc, for en-
tire con Sc, about l. 1900
Board INCLUDING Eashin, fuel, lights, furnish
ed rooms. &C. per week at low rates.
Y We make no other charges than those
above mentioned
PARENT may qep4s,t money with the prnci
pal, who will take charge OF and pay all expen-
SEES OF thcpupil without extra charge.
SEssIoNS.-The regular hours for
instruction and business are from 8
to II A. NJ, and from 2 to ) Z. NJ.
Also, during the winter months for
those who cannot attend the day
sessions, the College will be open
from 7 to 0 p. M. Students enter.
ing the evening classes can complete
the entire course during tie winter
months.
SPECIAL RATES will be made for
the bcne1t of RETURNED SOLDIERS
who were disabled while in service,
or for the benefit of others who may
have reasonable claims for favor.
IL EEERESGES.- KOm. Geo. II.
lsa ld in, Bradford; Hon. I'm.
dcrwOod, Hon. &. IL. Leslie, and
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pm a liar OILS Cologne Puff Boxes Toilet Powders Pow
peis rouge |y Whe and complete stock Druggists Fancy
Goods such as Hair Brushes, from each Clothes
lrHSns flSh brushes, Teeth Brushes brushes Wish
brushes Combs Cochous, lndeible Ink toilet SOAP
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Btesk a had ana On eAiphoord... A6B $3.50 ma
RICR.-Vithn moderate rsoeapts-say about 5000 buaA.
els Of Caroline Rough. and 90 haress o. Clean for The
week. the market has become nrni, with an improved In.
qufzy. We mote salss Of sboat 500 Heroes Of oisaa
Carolina since our last report. part Of which sold a. the
following prices, 10 herces ss 7xo. y d. 20 DO. At u
y h.; Of Dc. ct sXo. . b.: 81 do. at exc. p ID. ls do.
at scs y i.I and A. do. at exc. y h. We quote common
70 fair MIX 06s. . H.; mir 70 good as sx a o
and good 70 prime at 8X o exc. y b. Yessazday q
sale took place Of %. p b. q n ls
NAVAL BTOREa-Thsre have been recelved about
800 bbis. Of al ~QushttsA- No. I Rnstn has been sold a
$3.50 q aTs . barrel; No. 4 do. a. %; No. . do. Of ca
d aaS. tina Spirits Turpenttns was dispossd OF a. 90 a
DO v gallon. The Crude Turpenane changed hands a
% y barrel. Of $50 pounds.
HAY.--TAsss has bean Increasing r~ecsfpts Ion thts o.
tcls. and The Arrivals for thu week amount to about TOO
bales. al North Rfves. Part OF theee supplies was CON.
signed 10 dealsFss bat we saxn Of the sale Of 500 balss of
North R.vsr. sa u 40 . hundred, ana 100 balss Of 81 Is
v hundred. There have been no arrivals or sa,es Of
EASTERN. 77a. -~N~l4v7 M, .1ss-gs- 80
yCoRN-Ths arrivals sonsiss Of sbsus seoa bushsl. ~
North Carolina and $500 bnshsls 81 wastarn, received Va
SGeorge$own. SO. ThesS has bean no wholsssss ouss.-
jtscnas end Inc dsmana -sontanues an Ms insane rssAseAsa
scale e mag ssastsd 70. Some vseas, and y canansd a.
most snstraly 20 . local retain sfads, On tAs basss az a. 20
q mes p lbushsa sor psAns vhisa. ,and o. 90 D buas.ea
for mixsA Western, bchs BY Meia5zA 4bsas fpoSudAA. 4
email cargo OF North Caxpsna. Oh fa1s1aor c-oadtsson. ao,a
let satss whicA did n6t transDdrN III
CATS.-lxhars hsve beeh received abcutleoo na,haas
Of ttds sEsan fos ths vssk.' ana we asssn o. no ts,s 81
ahOnt 600 bushsis &c 90. " onshsl. wsssAA. asashs In
cludeaSSM @sA 48 ssssG9 bfts s44S E5SSS aTTS
FLOUR-Tas arrtvals o. tais assscle oonnna,a, r.cas.,.s
etc. and. with Q Night Inquiry. psAae1 hsses bssra raasn.
tained, and We xesew pasvioas4 qaoss&soos. ssy S1Aso
@bbl.F for Southern Supsf; 9lo.sp y 5nhl sfmF eoaahsrn
zxtsAs and elA0lA.so . hba. ssss outharn Essasiy, NScrta.
ern ana Wesses7a brandsare m haf sappay, akd ass heAa
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER as, 1867,
. L E g

EL E GxAtC,, Il,
wn1TnMN IN THE PORTION OF GAVE HILL ozsrnruRy
LOUISVILLE. ALLOTTED TO THE UNION DEAD, By oEonGl
From Me Neo ASork Ledger.l p
~, Hero whilst tho twilight dews
Arc softly gathering on the leaves and flowers,
Icome, oh. patriot dead, to muse ,,tr,
A Few brief hours.
Hard by you, rank on rank,
Rise the sad evergreens whose solemn forms
The thunder storms.
THROUGH, tho thick leaves around FIR
The low, wild winds their dirGelike music pour.
~, Lake the fair Ocean'a solemn sound - - oa
On its lone shore. s'%,
~ fad From all the alp o siah. 4 ..H-,
'Diryeias. ana soul.lihe. melancholy. wild.
Comes like 0 mothers wailing cry
&g Y Y Der her dead child
Whore mounds risc thick iesurses Of the sea,
Those whom ye met in fierce array.
The Same SOFT breezes sing,
The same birds chant their spirit REQUIEM:
i"' Der you and them. n.
~ And pilgrims oft win riers r
Alike DER Northern and DER Southern dust, l.
And both to Gods great mercy leave
soN In equal trust. a4i4 "a
M oh ye and they as foes, Wf 4t
The meek hands folded In repose
sa On eachlstu breaat. ~
No marble columns rear
Their sha5ts to blaxon each dead hero's name.
i, Yet well, oh well We slunaber here,
an ., Great sons Of fame,
Tho dead as free will start 1s- 1
Prom tho unburdened rs the burdened SOD. Z
And stand as pure In soul and heart a a{.
Before their God.
IT'S morn-as lone I stnnd, tt yy. y
The dawn ts reddening DER each humble grave.
Oh when shall night pass from the land
't XVI Ye died to save t{1N= 4rrtu
100 Through all the upper air
May your Likelihood in exhalaHons rise, "
A ghnsily cloud of red dispair
r Efr ES Nl To traitor eyes D..
AN may the lightning dire. .ffYB Us &
Coiied In that cloud, like ~vengeful scorpions dart
To blast with their keen fangs Of fre
Each traitor heart.
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LIST OF SHIPPING tc
In the Fort OK Chax2sstona. Dot. "a. lsoY.
vnssszIs uNDnn 100 Tozs. AVID srsAauns ooAszusu
wrTMnS THE sTATn zxozPTRD.
.sTEAMsH1rs. t
Ata1 = Ivy s0n1, LimeouEner. At vanderhorsts wharf.
oh..%p,se. us se sssoIts Sssiivoood. a. xdss s&.y rRsrf = 81 Ss
Patapsoo. A7 tons, iNeH. at Union wharf, for Baiiimoro,
y. .c~ourtenay & Trenholm
R winthrop. $40 tons. sseWass, a. Boyo. q Co., vn.rs
An .Ts;s s / FL Ss.5 Sssasf. i iSa;s. ! a.: :s Ss:;t: e .
o-ha.l0ss;, rSo sSas. sp.ss. Al Atisnao wharf; for live iaVe1.
sedb easSSl (B sess el4 TOM, Knesic. sc Yoyos = = e e%is1 1S Sc1
q nom Bahia, just arrived ................ Master
:. tsd sA BARK6
Hector .0 GoT,' !, - ton tons Nelson. ct Atlantic WHAT for Ltv-
Ara; s5;.. 81 20 's sssS True. st n.;:s ss1s:s e: I 9: e
Kate Sl sss%la Eng is ;sas tong, crawford. It BOW MUIR, : : &c GO
wharf. from New York. discharging. ...............
4. + BRIGS, =" p
Henry Laurcns. 1T tons. Borden, at Union wharf; for Q
Bene @asn1 eBsS. vi sonss rawlings, a at Sa = saa!sv r + e.
euos ae1 q s!, Bslssi nns sbls ~ AZ toms: s;nons. =. T Tena! 4 g
Key. saae,' 80 ! s tons. ba sas; 'S ss Atlantis aii;; xhsr sq scp I Nc 60
Marths, sss tons. Stone. at xdser's sS ~Ssyyf = f Sosass ss%
York, discharging ......... Master
4 |"Qri&
d Talbot 2s6 tons. Packard. in Ashley River; ar o
) 3 Sovs es.n asas tSeets ssas. Little, at Accommodates ;%sssss
wharf for Boston. loading .:..H r Baker 4 Go
Ame 1san: 81 az TONS. MOSS, at brown i st Ge:s s nss,s : s Co
ch4los: s1 st tom. s'afS hatch. at Brown i cos 1 rRses s 3 I Bon.
} orsesa1 1.: ses IONS. Lowe in the Streams ss1 ses b ssss 4 60
carrie ii n 'i Risa, tons. ansSury. s st Sn 4 Gr' ss.ss'.
vapss. SO IONS, D pssess at oconnnooddsdAon an sssTf : s Ss
7 M HTo. aHra' 1 ioaoing. Roach
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PUBLIC NOTICE..
OFFICE OF UITY TREASURY.


DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNi}}E,
for delivery from this Office. 8. THOMAS.
Sec. 1. Be It Ordained by The Mayor and AIdermen,n
Guy Council assembled, That from and after tic hrst d,v
OF January. licenses shall be tukon out for all carts. drax'.
and wagons. used for private and domestic purposea IN
the same manner. and according to the Same PROVISIONS
driven for hire, except giving bonds. And each snr,,
cart, dray or wagon, shall be provided with q badge con.
tanning The number thereof, end marked Prtrots ~
placed on the outside Of the shaft.
SEQ a. NO person shall be taken by the Treasurer "a
surely 70 any bond under the Ordinance conrorninyi n.
censes for carts, drays, wagons md other carr1aues M.
loss he or she b9 o freeholder.
tSEC. .: Inc following shall hereafter DO the rates for
licenses for public and private carts, draws. wnrons ~
i1cluding, tho horsea or mules used tl,oreof wS;rh s W.;
be tree from other taxation: '"'--
PUBLIC CARTs, UeAYs, ETC, on THOSE EMPLOYEE I'M ANY
BUSINESS wHATkvEE, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIREor
!for every cart dray OF wagon, drawn by one horse or
For every cart, dray OF wagon, drawn by two horsesor
For every hack and carriage with two wheels. $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels S40'
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus,
with two horses. $50. '
For For 9 every stage or omnibus Except line omnibusl
500. m T'f'' go 11 'i - "Wess
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horre.
BREAD cAaTs AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAxs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, IS.
For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do.
pormg OF goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or onv
o.ner commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the same, shall pay for q license the sum Of
70, exclusive of the horse or mule. NJ 1880
Ratified in City Council, this 10th dav nj Janu.rv
Il 81 intee year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and ~sixty-stx. N
"i wl. , T. Q. a%AILLARD. Mayor,
january W. q. SMITH. Clerk of Connect.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF

ending o "A. 1857. ana ordered to be print4d
In THE DAILY News, agreeabiy to the following section II
the new Postoface Law. as the newspaper having the
largest circulation In the City Of Charleston: a rs
SECTION 3. And be II further enacted, That lists Of let
tors Remaining uncalled for in any Postoface in any city,
town or village. where q newspaper shall be printed,
enal hereafter be published once only In the newspaper
which, being pubEshed weekly or otener, shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery Or the 80 d
ONCE.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
stale that they ate, Advertised" - G.s 4
N1- Once hours from g. A. M. to p. M. On sundays.
from 8 to 6 T. NJ.
STANLEY poatmsster
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF &C

* May 1867.
The following Section Of An Ordinance to abolish the
rug the Streets Lanes. Alleys. and open Courts in the
CITY OF Cnariesston Clean. and for other purposes. Ia
hereby published for the information of oil CONCERNED :
For the due protection OF the said contractor or con.
tractors. &c 1fIr0er ordained, That every owner, lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street lane. alley, or open court, shall, on every day
Csundays eIcepted have the dirt, filth. garbage, or other
onal. placed In front OF his or her lot. in q barrel. box or
heap. and In readiness for the contractor. by the hour OF
seven O'Clock. A. M, from the first day OF May to the
nine O'clock. 4. D.. from the Arst day Of November to
me nrst day Of May following. And any person offend
caal. IN any street lane. or alley. OF open court. after the
nours above named, shall be subject to Q fine not Iees
than two nor more than FIVE dollars. for each and everu
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor. m -,
~ order W. d. SMITH,
may 40 EF Clerk of (Ouncil N4
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ORDINANC1

AN
TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM.. ira Pro.
DUCTS, AND OTHER I-NFLAMMABLE OILS.
SEQ. l. BE It ordained by the Mayer ana Aldermen in
C.ty Council assembled, That from and after the 18th dav
o. June next, 1t shall not DO lawful to keep Petroleum.
kerosene, Rock OH, BenAine, Benzole. or any olher in.
6ammable'ol or oils ON storage or for sale in any cellar.
store or building south Of Line street. in u larger lu.n.
tty than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises. ami
any such quantity SO kept or stored shall be contained ii,
vessols OF tin or other metal. D \
DEC. 4 That Petroleum. its products, or any other in.
nammable Oil or oils, when brought into the city by land
OF wafer. may be kept on any lot or in any building lii
wnlcn-cotton 1s not stored, for q period not exceedin,
twenty-four hours, upon the expiration Of which timer X
anal DO removed and kept In the manner as required bv
the foregoing section. -|t
SEC: :: Any person or persons violating any part oi
inis ordinance shan BIO subject to q fine or two hundred
potent Jurisdiction. ooAN
hahned IN City Council this twenty-hret day of May, III
sixty.seven .E.. .fGM1 -7- NNN NNS0 80"
u+S] p. G.. GAuL.ARD Mavor
W. 81. SMITH,. Clerk OF Council. JnneS
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WANTED.

CITY Hall, CnARLEsT0N, September II. 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UMrIr.
~ tho l3th ut II O'Clock M, for BUILDING SEVERAL.
TRUNKS Of tho lengths and sizes givon below. The 90
Inmates will include the cost or excavatine about 2Wo
cubic yards of earth the necessary filing, rofo-r::s= ..
pavements, and grading after tho laying Of trunks,
T o, TRuNKs. FEET.
Lengthy OF Trunk in and from lots. in Coming street
90 Il Q tidal drain. ono
Length II Trunk from lots on Gadsden street to the
r mn nam ! drain IN Wentworth street. .:..:....... 12o
4 onhe sEcset ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lsy
Total length. -. SIT
IIuliks 70 be WE'VE by twenty inches In tho clear.
Da1t OF Two by twelve inches primo yellow pine plnpks.
70 rest upon sleepers Of three by nine inches, three feat
long, placed Ave feet from centres. Braces to be two by
st inches. devastated into the sides OF Trunks, Mt dis.
tances OF I've foot from centres, The Tr,nks to he laia
TO grade pegs turnisi,ed by the Engineer.
dispatch. " 49, o Ao~'oo
Plans can be secn ut this Office.
offer. OnIs 7 ~ WI
September IL (yty EnDina.r
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Market RapaTf. and L0no4a&iou gheat fanr
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills. ssr wssk
snaing October ~, lse5. t99sa
S1AsAAxp d
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No.. Q Broad street, Charlestsn, O. 0.
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View Yarlk~ hzarAzet.
sauNEY nFARxrr.

3ONEV MARKET. .esE U+ fNtu+ III
The Now York Evening Post. Of tuesday. October "a.
says: -
! z per cent, and fr DISCOUNTS = 90 q 10, names not N
Avor being difacult ofsale.
vanced . fraction, ana the tons Of feotng rs rather Inn
proytng Railroad shsses are nos very acave, and quota
donBs though higher, ae ductuadng and unsettlei.
PRODUCE MARKET. rs
NEW YORK. Octobsr. 22.-T1outn, a&c.-rhe marhe.
for Western and statA aour. under liberal arrivals and
only o moderate locA demand, is 10 q 25c lower on the
10y, SS..s ana n, medium " gradd9. with o slight concession on the
ssuthern aour 10 10 sg15c lower ana dun. Sales OF 400
saa yiisiais. and sisis Or s sssas st ana s isnais
Ao saaa. s'a:,n sa ssas S ! sss L ,n s,ssssss; h: lie lee as sssys,
y ehieay for e1Port, Meugh In part ior milling.
on Ssis . sss ] rs rs s ssies a.. ss: q, 60 Tue ss.a a oD,s sn Z
western g 81 sslxo. ala state q 81 aslKo.
speculative demand haans sabsidea. "A''A' '0'A'' inc
day. but prices are bstssr and arm .. NJ ehe ess Close sSoVe T e,
saies. oash and regular. IRE l7So bsls Of Sal ssk 8 Al rs
Bacon ia frm. SALES Of 80 boxes city Cumbersand suit
q l2AS. and 60 boxes city long ribbed ut 1870. both for
danss-ThsrSSsessae marked Is arun. and the demand
nais: we quote as follows: State factory. good 10 choice,
w. y r. s, ass' a. y : 4 .b Gents; y st sx ssir s . SsSa' a y :
Oenn, 10 . Ito; Ensnah dairy. Ohio 10 . ITO; vsr-
:ssss a e s,s geo OIL; < G sss.s:. Z : . r Iii i c 3 IL i.s ssss.
good 10 choioa. IA . ia i % E49 Tn.1 ~
Gov nSsa.-ai ne = quiss su. prices ere unchanged:
8ulAr. ~
NAVAL sronzsEHArs generally dun. but prioes are
without change. The quotations are: Spirits Turpsntne
ass in So Send. a Pes s.us = i 20 q e esua. s Rsspsa aaas' IN
SS,s; Per aao tons. q yao; Rostn, common. II bbls. per
lne. eaT6asss9; Ro&ins. No a IN bhls. per $50 lbs,
" 676 vi. Hoainss Mol. In bbls, per 2a0 lbs. % as 0 . 90;
Rostns. pale, in bbla, per. $50 lbs IS 2S ga; R0stns. ex.
s r pale. in bbls. pea $50 lbs. 60 50 9 Z as; Rosins.
North County. In bbE. per bb1, IS Is s3a8;, Tas, Wn..
mington, IN 6bls. per Dbl S3 75aA. Pitch, city, in hbis,
% IS % Is. T ~
RIcs-lIs In moderate demand and steady. Sales Of FOO
ece Carolina ct 0H Q leo.
sU rsA.- sugs1s .Ns more active prices. however.
Reaned arc DUH at lok al6Xc for hafds. n
WaraKsx-Ihe malks4 is steady. sales Of 200 bbls in
bond at 36 . 38c for nav and zoo for old.
ERz1aHza--yIo lAtvapsol 400 bblsa aour as Sc. "a. COO
Dgan wheat asl0M 6. sedl10 haiezcoton at Ad; and per
steapaer 1850 bush wheat at 1ad, 1000 bales cotton Of
~ ne for oonEeeeAof md une0napcessed. snS 70hhds
q i1Sld. '-.1r
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WOMEN'S IIST.


Alton Mra n
Addiaon. Mrs M A
Aim RacheI
Attn Mrs
Andreva. Mra m
l."
Arston. Mra
Barr. Miss MA
Banlrs. Misa y
Bailey. Mrs Henry
Bennett. Mra AG
Blackely. MITE IA
Brislrny. Nancy
BnrnoW. MreP
Brown. Kitty
Brown. Cloe
Burke. Mrs Jas
Chapman, Miss @
Ootohett. Mrs a 7
Cohrn. Mrr
Committeeman se.
rah
ID
Dsivink. Ann. |
DaVie. Eanv Z 4
Dcninoy1Sisa II. y
DmoIa.. M NJ a
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NagTCE olERK OF 1oUNcna-THR FOLLOWING
y cAaneeof Section OF an tOrdinance to Raise sun. (,
plies for tho year 1867" "a published for the
OF persons selling Goods by sample or otherwise, Who are7
ny 9es,uents OF thus city. All such persons are hereby
nohAsd to report at this Office.
soil In this city l. ~ons not resilanta. hv aanSsie ~ ~
othe. wise" " e ShSTTIf
AnES1n CeSk Of Coanci4 "
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FIRE LOAN.

n CITY Hall, November o. 1866. ~ I r.
"A Bnrnt Districts and Waste Places of the CITY, I'm,
der IAN Act OF the General Assembly. giving authority
20 ne city Council Of Charleston, to proceel IN, The ma.
City anew" are hereby notified that the form Of nppH..
eaton FOR loans can be obtained At the ONCE Of the CLERK
OF Council between the hours OF A. n. and q r. m.
An applications must beH> "a Id the above nentone,l
once 40 tho Committee VITA meet every Mopdov 10 cor,
slider the same. (, ~
~ order OF she Mayor I" WIZ. SMITH. HG''
-doVCmDefu H. .,sltl 3-fF ~ sAEl.f Tderk ofi Nrn1rrl. e.
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IGibson. Miss G Y
.IGrant, Grace
IGormen, Mary
.lGtbbes, Mrs O
[j0bbs, Haster
iGlover, Mary
IGuerard, Mrs Y
HI
Hall, Mrs NJ 8
Holmes, Mrs A A
lHevey, Mrs M ID
Herckenwrother,
Mrs L
Henderson, Lucy
Hendricks, Mrs I
Hayes, Kate
Miaa M I
lHollan, Miss A e
Hodge, Mary e
Holmes, Elizabeth
Jones, Hannah
jenkins, Dianna :
Johnston, Sally
Johnston. Mrs B
Jaeger, Amelia
Z X b
IXenedy, Mary 4
Knox. Margret.
|~Kavenhagh, Eled-
betn
~ L..
Loyal, Minnie
Long. Jane r
Lucas, Julin e
Lunch, Miss H
/ \ M r.
MaiOney, Fannie
Meredith, Rose r
Meagher, Ellen
merritt, Mary
Middleton, Miss d
Murphy, Jane e
MAtho s, Martha
MAthewes, Mrs ]
II 81
|Mnttener. Rachel
Mo
McAndrew, Mary
Mccaxrel. Eilen
sL.E III
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I~lvxanoOL cEAarrToAJ4o1

On Friday. The 18th inst. tho New York maxkes hay
Ing become dcprssseA. tho staple hero was easier. prisss
being irregular. but!generany fell OF from . u 10 NO. q
ID. esles Sss bales. Low Middtng being qnotsd ~ lsK
@1eo., Aaiddans q 1910. and Strict Middstng o. lya.
q ID. | t'"S ~ ~
On Saturday the market bad an upward tendency.
prices advancing somewhat irregularly. but generally
from k@ko. p H.. the salss closing a. Che lasssr Inn.
provssnenis IN consequence Of tho rise Of IN 40 IN tho
Liverpool market Sales 900 bales-eayL Low Mddlins
le@1eKe; Kidding ITO. aud Strict lEiddlins
p n. sl{l9a.M &s PHI N
SEA BLAND coTToN.-rhe arrivals OF mis- quality
Of the staple continue Of the most restricted character.
and the buaigoap y consequently very Light We learn
Of the sale Of IA bales of Floridas at 40 a $50. % T., ana
9 few baies Of nne Sea Islands at o. p n. and upward.
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-. .----$2.667 70
Extract from the City 1nspo0tG + a RR9ai
Chairman Committee on Streets.
Charleston, October "a, 1867. ,
munication, which he had received from the
General commanding this District:
HEADouAnTERs SECOND MILITARY D1yrRIor,
HIS Honor Mayor F. d Gasdayd. : -00
sm.I am instructed by the Commanding Gem
will be held for municipal officers for the City Of
Charleston, 6. c., and the election notice prescri-
bed by the ordinances Of the city VIII not Be pub
lished. Very respectfully, sir.
thas Your obedient servant
3t~t+1 ! N3 LOUIS V. AFFAIR I
~ A. D.. o. A. A. A. G.. 4
The communication was received as informa-
ELECTIoN or CITY ASSESSOR. tte' ,rp
The election Of. City Assessor, to Hl the vacancy
occasioned by, the death Of Mr.. d. G.. Gibson,
Alderman Marshall, Chairman Of the Special
Committee on Retrenchment, moved to POSTPONE
the election, as the Committee intended to recom-
mend some alterations IN the Assessor's depart
ment. 5@+1 H FH SIS Tn09 f0
Alderman Steinmeyer offered the following
amendment to the motion: -
ResOlued, That Council proceed TO the election
OF City Assessor, as advertised, and that the
salary Of said officer shall be subject to tho de-
cleion OF Council in the report Of the special Com
The amendment was lost, and the motion OF Al
derman Marshall cd opted. "a 80 -
Alderman Butler, from the Committee on En-
by the Clerk a Ordinance Is provide "9fteoTpSsssS The
liquidation, Of interest on the debts. 81 ttS city,
which accrued the aoth day of September last
The Mayor ruled ont the objection on a point OF
order, md the Ordinance was ratified In due
form. -e.-I- IL - 80
Adjourned. W. Il. SMITH,
a ~ selt3l < Clerk OF Council.