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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-30

At hafpast ten o'clock last night officer Neas Of the
First precinct hoard footsep in the store No. II
Front street. occupied by D. Bauer dealer in Jour- hams
and produce The oficors tried the door, and found
II unlocked; they entered the store, and
on searching tho different floors, surprising
to capture some burglars, they discovered
fire. Just newly kindled. On the third story the fro
was burning among . lot OF tow aud empty barrels
The Aremen arrived, and the flames were speedily
tingu shed, with little damage to the building At
the Of the premises ladder found at . window
OF the second story. II believed that the incen
diaries escaped at that place. Very dgent search
made In the surrounding yards aud buildings. but
further Of the suspected parties could be found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-30
Marine lntelligeuce.

LIVERPOOL. August 29.-The steamship The Queen,
Capt,u Grogan which left New York the 18th inst
has arrv cd out
SOUTHAMPTON, August 29-Ths steamship Tsutonfa,
Captain Bardua, which sailed from New York on the
l1 OF August arrived at this port to-day and After
landing her English passengers mails and freight pro-
ceeded on her voyage TO Hamburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-30

The alarm of re at about three O'Clock yesterday after
noon caused BY slight fre in the hallway OF the
third floor Of No. Park place. Damage about $25 to
the building The Gre was put out BY the occupants Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-30
France Uneasy from the War
Excitement.
Napoleon's Definition of the
Salzburg Conference.
Minister Bancroft in Lsngthened Audi
ence with the King Of Prussia.
England Preparing for q Great
Negro War.
The WAR ASPECT.

Decline I'm French Rentes.
PARIS, August 90 1891.
Much uneasiness prevails tho Bourse in coass-
quencs OF apprehensions Of war and ren.ss ere de-
clinpg
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
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.IsG9tT 3by-T7- eglaT9enf0es
fortunately, there was but one light
ip the room, and that was u tallow cans
die. 'Fhegatst 'chait KdrIsdrat me 6tFnck
il, and lefhnsl ell in the, dark. III could
hear themsrusLing towards The zstAnd.-
Z made for The door, ThatFas sympa-
thisiDg crowd They copldn't see me,
but they JeIi f5s 'mas. z On they came,
aud on 1 went. Came iR sveolent con.
fact with sihsI gloBeAlikG sBorGn0f old
Chopps. just for fun 4 tFipped him
over, andzeried outa' Here, boyh 4'Ve gOS
himP Old G. being Of about my, shape
and dimensions, gbS hob vas easily misc
led, and they piled on TO him ELEse deep.
As l made my exit at sths front door, /
heard him screaming for 9aaItsrlIlI am
cure he peveHgpt III TbeEsy was not o
quarter iResllthstscrowd,H Il 9geeeutside,
two 0rsthreaQf than EseagaiEedn me,.hT,
the gsplighs and, @, ReFsimm6nz didH' {
they y4feske g ohl ne liRSs hiBedI snSGnR-
I said something about free.speeCh.-
TheyHreplisda something cisboutEi free.
hooters, illustrating their remarks xish
practical demonstrations. I bore plg I'm.
Jsr il loF before until 4 Feachsd pile E Of y.
bgiGks,s and yop shPYIds have seen y them 81
scatter, Again | vas master Of the Sisdt
alton, and deeming discretion the better
part of val6r,h 7 broke down the SttestAaS
hardlRS Tscoaia tate.i nIttakes estrUhg
man to'btssk down u stFaesY baet did j.;
, Rsverthelsss.eW y osas stssy ss bsiiinr
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
e4na you, ffATewsll whose merits CLAIM.
justly that highest, badgs'tOSTags

May heaven bless your noble name, ~
u 70 masonry and friendship dear; III
Ny. last request permit mo lhsn, lsyiie9o
Il When yearly y0p'Te. ppsssseRblsdl la5bd,tr
One round, I / ask ask II with Htssra ao s.sa q.
To him yyospr your friend, that's far. awratsaa
gysq a3 l.iW q rrciel bus 51ED'ts a5st
And you, kind-hArtsd sisters, fAihnlssa
qoI sung farewelbto, eliiychr charms,
.Tb' impression OF your pIeasiHg AIR H2t1
,dfWith Taptureoft my bosom awarms. omoI
AlAsIIhe sociaiiwintet's nightlt hee b91I
20 No more returns while breath 4 draw
s'TIn sistsis, brOlbeFS an aAitsI alsai 'h'
Al Ihrthat GRIND Lodge .fhatsfaF awa:'g. = !.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

Even the CrossiwOmans gEegdqpite in-t
terestiDg over "Reminiscences ofsa youth
she hsthadlkopRn lRhe d sheWas.a . girl who
had recovered his sight after being blind
for 10 year. sqig isEm ii gai1isob soiiia
bIthink ,iif I9coul6 bsia Eompnowith D
would choose that of myinps
c0nsoioue litsle Glg tiesse g,9daia 4sqos
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
'lI1.OI'rtrilp,sI
? Slo0Q 9li CFPubhshsdsby Reqaeat.
I THE niAsON's ADAEU. ilad

iSf YEb3lVH4 10 GlltiN siis8DhNc 1881
Am An 1sgBaa,g BBSanah,g Door," y,wndsBg BuAssa
As4sAs 4.sit ssils j l. .ivssF 4Ft y ! lig, y ~ Alil
n Ye brothers Of our mystic tie, ,ss ~ !, ~
Ys favored IenlisAIepsd few, g5 ssa,
Companions oSRyi sosiell lpyvgls ,is ,s,
Thought 70 foreign lands must .hgies ,s iss
Pursuing fortunes slyRP'ry pAiso.isi1r
With melting heart and bEimful egea oiiq
I'll mind you still when far ava, sGi
gaiaroaiq 6iiseB odi OF .Ase sW aisSY
OftAaysaInei your bOciat band, % asAss
ii I,0spend 4 cheerful festive night sa7l
or, IN OnOssdr with supreme commando IL %
oysPfesidihg DER thsisOlds Of light siaiS
And bythsGHy yeroslyPhiS bright, 'p3 ni9.
d nwhfca none But craftsmen ever saw, q
strong nsa'ry on my heart shan li'wtite,i =
'qhots happy scenes when far aWa'.v y
-lBep9 OGs HOLLYWOOD lfhtMh- D1Gs 4Dhp'h
Nay, freedom, harmony, and love, !. - -, :
Cement you IN the grand design, +, y,
beneath IL Onpicispt Eye above al, a,
q The glorious Architect tdfyyinase;i yyipnase;i "a aa,
: Thatryou may keep lths, ,pnerring linssaa
"A Still gaidsd by, the Plgmpet's lAwp oI
iTillorder bright completely shine,dl h,
shsll,be my prayer when far ava. 6
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

GoLD goes in atsny gate except Hssvsnls 4
TINS friends Of Robinson, the Circus RI
der, have given him . pitcher. Heis 2
tuAblss himself '!s,s ssssaa ! So
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
.lNHelaa % aieEYt, / dEEordisoi ! !, J,

.laW ~ tilaUTTJt Dlg0W yjagou 3I
1 aSOMEimep suseiwords as FiAemep use
bnEletsei They say but jljttle.n The, few
wOrdslussdl 10 TighttO the maEks They.
let you talk and guide with thsirA eye
and faceaou andy ons s5tiDl what you say
OOn be ansHsrsd5by eaw werd or tyo,I and
tbeGithes lance out q sentence. pisree the
matter tdths quick sand are denea Your
ooiversatiepgfalls into their7mia& asdriy-
ersi into a deep ehasmq and isu lost from
sight by,its IdepthgaDd dprknsssIlqT qThsy
wiHosOpetimess surprise eyouswith arfsV
wordsathat go the mark Ikea gupshot,
andgthen ihsy ore silentagNin, ,iRs if they
we're relosdingIl hSuCh lomeps areessaie
coGnaellots, and lfrieuds,ain every
csssy where they profess to- bs spcbs o1To
them atrnth Isl more valuable than golds
While pretsnsipndis TOO gapzy to- dseelye
theme Words without IpOiet, ITO them,
arsdiketitles w;thOnt msrikaoply betEay-
ing the dweakneassofatAe bliAded ldppes
who prey ever used sas 1ptomotsraot oth-
CT mems schemes sse4qze nemanoo al i
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
ntlI on, 0IUu s9JDg y lIIVlq ~
q Select 6tDrp,o, /
60 LEtF-JENQUGREW WITH
4g5a e s2ala o' oslN..si'ao o7a ~ aaM
Ana the lady, ,ffosnCsd ,oat 10, . rage.
A GOOD STORY.

Ap6 the lady .fosncsd ont inl q rAge
Two yonng damsels, and spinster
aunt 'HOhowed, and sfter . lengthy in
spectiou Of the Prsmisse, came to a state
couRcit In the parIor.9 Y w n y Sop
AZ ike the house very much said the
spinstsr aunt splemnly saud with q fpw
alterations, 4 will engage il for my broth !
ieveI5 good, ns'a2H,' ~ said Nahum, rub.
bing his hands, aud scehting q speedy
tefhination to his tsials. 1Namc EN- /,
|The door handles must all be guided
and | should ike the house newly pa.
peEed ia velvet and gold, and repaihted,
and the partition between the Two par
lora taken down and replaced BY pt arch,
and On extension; dining room built on
behind, aud bay window thrown out Of
the parlor, and@a new style Of range in
the kitchen and a. dumb waiter put ID,
and new bronze chandeliers throughout,
and another furnaces id the Z sub-Cellar,
andE.'9,o % eNocEalteaa1 q elsr ~ n
Hold on, ma.am--just hold GU SrsS
minute, Said Nahum, 'fesBly gaspins for
breath. S'Wouldh't you ike tie old
house carted away, and new one put In
| itS place.f Think It would be rather
less trouble than to make the triaing az
terations you suggest
'sirp said the spinster- loftily. a
Il do6't think wo can agree, ma'am.
ssvsryl Wsll--very well-- come eirls'K
Wit6sprim dignity the lady anarshalcd
her two charges out, muttsfing something
about the dextoftioaate ideas Of landlords
uowla;days.sn disdGea iasl 90 27eDs s5a
While NAhami wildly EdmpliDg bis
iron gray hair with both hands, sOlilo'
luuized. car ar .6slaiR1s lg8sesT
/ lsMsil, oif7JSb hadibssnn alive aud had
a honksg to let. there esBever would have
been any book Of Job written. g There
'goes that everlasting boil again !; I'll Aau
{it out BY the roots 4 this thing goes o.
auch longens 'llh teNr hdN9 shs sboll
and Rut The place v pp oaqctIop.l4 b al.
! Another lady, but qgitqI diferent from
the other-a slender little cAat doRR;la
dNwith a,head that dropped Ikea ill,
lbf'ths valley aud q ,dresA' Of brown ell
Flshat had bean mendsd, and darned ant
turned and Eetrimmed. and even NAHUM
BrigGl llan and bacneloEt thoughhe was
Vet ives pretty, with big blqe eye
and shining browsS hair, apd cheek
iipgsd witch fair. aeslipgI eolass gheE
ths velyety roses Of youth he'd Que
lVlcomed.ipsviyia csrHi9e Aada gol
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

yioWqeLENI MANUFACTURERS I'm TIE
WaEsTT, 1.-THE, 81, Louis RsRs1 Agar haas
the following notice Of the Eagle Wool
an Mill in operation in this city: '
b'TRis extensive establishment adtbS
largest west Of the Allegheny dnOhu-
tainsE-is five stories high, AndIsiztg feet
in width bgOne hundrsdlardJ fflElia
length. The machinery is NIL new and
Of the most elegant and complate- -des-
sriptiopS sspblaeing the ! VERY, letssts siMa
provements. Itospploys one hundred
and fifty hands, and is prepared 20 fuFn-
tsH saditf6dM work Etlany tiMe 10 any
tdmbst Of good weaVers, iGt good wages,
TIE amdung OF WOOL cDnsums by Il sat
nually Is from 450, 900 1920, 600 pUuHds,
and farmers wilt. SISags gsp TIE highest
clsI price for Il. The mills run 1880
spiIdIds, lRhi6hg San turn out 100000
Yards Of UIOfb,a acaSstmete, Aanhelb, bfadQ
ksts, &c., pst year. Some spscimenS 81
its fhe cloths Which We saw are 4Gits
sqpal 70 any imported fairies, and show
that American man tfac3ntefs can com \
pete WITH any sd the 4SrBd!i It s.isl By
such establishments that ST. Louis q
destined to become ere long The chief
MISUNDERSTANDING city ofthe Unite a States,
and We cordially wish itatl prosperity I
y u % I,TrDlttNl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
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~ ,I,-,,t inn, nvtkx .FHURsDAx Axt MORNING., ny
I 80 4. Ny 'ti
9na' yafUdaH ef12O Nt5Rtfs sal 10 20
*, ,tEAstr11, and RublisheT,sF a yfl
va psF"-t liza lissOA "
5la. izitg IA yYl,fldlfg dnihfAfngtreeL
OFE1CE I'm nAlvNs i''s' o. - - 7,
rsasib q I. I DlIJ5 y V 1919
24ia1ts1'4O 1yfo s,s sGS,S .Sot ,ifi -.
4 tnl5gaHlls0l sNSltAisNi -. lei.sats y 70
One copy, one yenTii, = ii5Fb
O@he @ eopy, 49, ~ S,nr,,ths AZ
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

Why is love ike q canal boati Be
icaussit is.Sn internsl ttranaparn F'q9 + q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

4 ny rhers wore 2l, ,2o6 deaths in New
York City last SskfI sbiissog yliss
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l0VlNTbN COUNTY DIRECT oRf.a (.
RSbregehtatfye In conress-AH S. BUNNY. ilip pn
ftatV Senatof.-J@ BRADBU RY, az vi s9Yai Rh.a93
Representatiye--A. j. SWAIN.
Common Plsas judge. R.PLYLEf.
Probate Judge OSEPH KAI.ER. ,s
kSditoroff. C AfUoRE..is9 5N Ns'%NAt
Recarder--J0 HAN BRINE. n o s,rs.,y.,I va r,i
Prosecuting Attorney RICH HfBALD MAYO.
Tffasurefi1 d AVID 70 REMAIN sIaoa 9di SO b9ii
Clerk of ofCourts-G EORGE ,LANTZ.
I. sfefltf45 Ohm J. SHU0KBYg7s lhli'iis 9uL
Burveyor--r--7--------Tg q, se4ais IN
Coron.r--WLLLIAM 3. HIltGIN
nc.fs fd a9tf3i( JBllA pI CLAIM lsIAi H1fN
commandment WASHINGTON kEEToN, ~
SSSaftTGf09I "a bSlAd0RRlS' 'ALBAUGH. " iAGii q
Post OGaces ARs XlnHon S94nts =
Esdieof pOsB oaFoe.lt. Township. re Post Master
AiIe1sVilIe Richland J I. MilSs4l /.
! Anpe Furnace Bzown
&, .i%Jas Sjlinton s. IsamingeT
Eagle Mills .'' Eagle Miles nausiil 0i9l
EIkfse eil reDdI'u swan vii. Aeyholds
.SIsA rthnpiosas al Elk VI, ID Horace Rsdd
New Plymouth sgdBgoyn sl a. Ibaghslxsa
Reeds Mills Clinton 6urtehsenut
a1arNsIa 80 D9idSwaH 3aIWm. Taylor
VintOn Station mo Elk .ss,7q George Fry
Wi,kasyElls1 lIs ssaE Wilkesiiis Laa S15dSl 4
zalssRl 10 lAlsgeg el4sqhssgn i0ii. ~ sHs
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gSI1HBERt1,

o. q q
1eus 5sLA.NERIsEERF. Ian IsEE.RF R.fiv .sgqs asscb
sidi 76l 0eses1 -FEi 04adi Wo9i tea
lAswhispsr woke thslsify-9m ell "a docI
-s9Asofts slighttene. and laE,dq ,aem 91aW
Yet bsrbed with pain and, woes 6as asm
mNG@imight ii only perish there, Two 1isal
qlNotofurthsr col Jo1f dolby moTt ,e7pi
o. o4st sy1leI9li bqG bosI gs6i " saile
iAh me. qGicklandsSgottear ni s,Dbo7q
lsa CaughU up thedlittle meaning sOundf lsa
another voice, has breSthsds II clssEe lgd1.
% Ana 50 IL wandeFB round, 1900 ,sa tbaa
s1From ear to lip frOhllip to sar2lG 2 "a I
Unrr II ysacneu genus nsart, y ~ sf5g
g 1kud :hat2it'broks. go9g aal 10 s}aAd
Of S9Cs lgbsog "a 5sCls 1i9dj 90 qoal
il p5a Tas liz liz l5nl only heart i found aaaiglIJ
The only heart Twas meant y tpi- a.,.
si When arst its accents wOks775, vi 49,,
nltreached that tsadsr heart Jsst Jsst lasb sgrs'
"A, A9d that--its broke, 81 .i.i.o 10 ia.
t9nod olau ei'gau1iidoo 10 ogsligil
GLOW as il seemed in. others -earai sdi 70
ItcIme a thuader crash tORhers=ldliA9b
aEaThat fragile girl SO fair aud gays-ai bs
That guileless girl--so pure and trueI 8 9
j lE Sadi ltl9laIet L9loEos y9ai egah
'Tis said alittla hummins bird, 'qooq 81
That in fragrant lily lay, sA
e And dreamed the summer morn away,
| Was killed but,by the guns report
Some idle boy had fred in sPSrltt ~, +.
/ Theyery scUND7A death-blow came.
i olGabu1l .lR al lli wCE .i.bsl1 d9AR,
/ And thus her happy heart, that beat y 3,
i With love and hope 50, fact and sweet, X
O., (Shrined in it's Lily to0--sinoas "a
=. For who the maid that knew ,gllN 5
aI5at owned the delicateb baOWerlike grace
Other young form and faneDra ygfsoo {
4 81 iR7aaiN Lldi 10 saIuaasg. 5.dalaDs
When first that word 80
| ~ Hsr Hight heart heard, 'fd' snao3 4.
1t auttered like o frightened bird, W. q
o. Then shut his wings ana sigEed, tS
And with siIent shudder-dfea. 80
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

hmLTfA man hss gfsae'idsa q hlEasslf =
i 4 ssstSiA, u bs t6saaiy idss hs'F ilIsvse &
have, 81 & WV -; i Il rs =, asss,i.s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

When first that word
~ Her Hight heart heard, 'fd' snao3
1t auttersd like q frightened bird, y Z
O. Then shut his wings ana sighed,
And with 1 silent shuddsrA died.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-25

United States. What then9 The execution of
MAMMALIAN was cruel and cowardly; the con-
dition of Mexico is such that no neighboring
civilization ought to permit it to continue, but
it is equally certain that no European power
will be permitted to take possession of that
country, either to punish or reform it. 1t is
not impossible that as in old times crusade
reconcilcd difficulties and postponed local wars
by combining the sentiment and power OF
jealous nations for one common object that ap-
pealed to one common sentiment. So, now, a
combination of the European monarchs to pun
ish this great crime against their order would
appeal 10 the sentiment, concentrate the power
and reconcile the jealousies of the leading
powers of Europe-at least for awhile. But
such y combination would, sooner or later,
lead to war with the United States. How
worthy of the consideration of Congress as the
Reconstruction Act, and has not Mr.. SEWARD
an opportunity to inaugurate q foreign policy,
not only worthy Of a great nation, but one
which may exert a great and wholesome inhu-
ence upon the domestic troubles Of the coun-
try? We of the South owe nothing to the
spirit of foreign interference on this Cont
nent, which failed because it had not the
courage to support us, and the North must feel
that before the world division is not strength,
and that nation to be great abroad must be
inst at home
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AN ORDis,NCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM. ITS Pro-
DUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMADLE OILS.
Sec. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from and after the 18th day
of June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum
Kerosene, hock Oil Benzne Benzoe, or any other in
fammablc oil oils storage for sole in any cellar
store building south of Line street, in larger qun.
tity than fifty gallons on any lot or premises and
any such quantity kept stored shall be contained lit
vessels OF tin or other metal.
SEC That Petroleum, its products, or any other in
1ammablc oil or oils when brought into the city by land
water may be kept my LOT or in any building i'll
which cotton is not stored for period not exceeding
twenyfour hours upon the expiration of which mn
shall be removed and kept in the manner as required by
the foregoing section.
SEC s. Any person or persons violating any part of
this Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable in Court of cont
petent Jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council this twenyrst day of May, In
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven
[L.S.l P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council June 9
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

UFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,l
May 1867.
The following Section Of "An Ordinance to abolish the
Office of Superintendent of Streets to provide for Keep
ing the Streets, Lanes Alleys. and open Courts in the
City of Charleston Clean and for other purposes" Is
hereby published for the information of all concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor con-
tractors further ordained Tint every owIer lessee
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street. lane, alley or open court shall on every day
Sundays exceptcd have tho dirt filth garbage other
heap and in readiness for the contractor by hour Of
seven o'clock, A. NJ, from the fist day OF May to the
nine o'clock, A. NJ frcm the first day of November to
the first day of May following And any person offend
ing herein, placing dirt filth garbage. other
hours above named, shall be subject to fine not less
than two than five dollars for each every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor
BY order ". q. SMITH,
May Is Clerk Of Council.
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Rg al communications intended Tor publication IN
This journal must be addressed to ate Editor o. Me
Daily Ne,cs, No. 1S Udyne-street, Charleston, s. Z.
Business Communications 20 Publisher OF Ddag
Ne,rS.
We cannot undertake 10 re,.rn rejected conan,n'alca
ti0nS
Advertisements outside ofRie city must be acconpa-
MED ,cith the cash,
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NOTICE.,

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCrL.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section OF an Ordinance to Raisc Sup
plies Tor 1867" published for the information
not residents this city, All such persons hereby
notified to report AZ this Office.
'Threo dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city Nons not residents, by sample OF
otherwise W. II. SMITH,
March X Clerk or Council
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70 R SALE.

NOR SALE. FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
T. TABLES, KAVANAGH DECKER'S make. at the
Adger building Billiard Hail. of King and Market
streets. July ~
EOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
u Seats, pole and shaft Also, set of double and
single HARNESS, all in good order. Can be seen and
bargained for cash time note at thirty days ut No.
81 Lynch street. May II
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jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office so as to execute in the shortest possible
,;ne ALI, KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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SICKLES! SICKLES F.!
THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

TCAvING ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
L MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La
dies and Children and being desrous Of diminishing our
Stock before the season advances too far would espe
ciay draw the attention Of the public towards the reduc
ton which will be made in prices for the next two
or three weeks from date.
Apply at the DEPOSITORY.
January 90 No. II Chalmers street.
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LARGEST C1RcuLAT1oN.-TM DAILY

LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remaining in the Postofice at the end
of each s0eek, agreeaby to the .folloa0ireg
section of the Neso Posto6fce La,0, as the
ae,ospaper having the largest circulation in
the:Gty of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists of let
tors remaining uncalled for in any Postoce in any
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly or oener shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the said