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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and BeauHfying the Complexion,
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use, for
giving the skin beautiful pearl Like tint that Is only
found In YOUTH It quickly removes Tan Freckes, Pim
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leaving the akin white and clear as asbaster Its use
CANNOT be detected by the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless 1t IL the
only article Of the kind used by the French and is
sidered by the Partisan indispensable to perfect
past year, sufficient guarantee Of Its efficacy. Price
only is cents Sent by mail postpaid receipt OF I'm
order, by
2S5 River st., Troy, N. Y.
March 80, 1y
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF PoLICE,(
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May %, 1862
PARAGRAPH II. o. ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
the cleansing of Privies and Vaults" forbids the
of barrels in open carts and wagons, and parties
plying for Hcenso are required to provide closed carts
purpose taking jobs OF the kind hereby required to
bring their carts to main guard house for inspection be-
tore applying for license. q. b. SlGWALD,
May "a 2mo Captain Of Police.
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is necessary while using them does their action in
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per box.
Either Of the aforementioned articles will be sent to
any address, closely sealed and postpaid. by mail or
express on receipt Of price. Address all orders to
BERGER. SHUTS CO., Chemists,
March 80 1y No. 285 River street. Troy, n. z.
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON, !

CRY HALL, November 8, 1856.
4 Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un-
der can Act Of the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceel In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid In building up thc
City anew" are hereby nsed that the form Of appl.
cation for loans be obtained al the Office Of the Clerk
of Council between the hours OF A. N. and p III.
All applications must bet d in the above mentioned
Office as the Committee Will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same.
By order OF the Mayor W. q. sMITH,
NoyemberlO CLERK OF Council.
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The Greenville Mountaineer

RS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEH
i year. in ivance. Advertisements inserted at usual
rates. g. E. ELFORD,
May 10 Editor and Proprietor
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n All con,n,n,catsons Intended 'or publication in
Mis jom1pa must be addressed TO dte Editor ofhe
Daiy Ne,os, No. 18 Hayne-srea, Charleston, 8. q
Business Communications 70 Publisher OF Dday
Nesns. ~
We cannot undertake 10 reIrn re'ecsed oo'an'af'cd-
Advertisements outside of oily must be accompa-
MED tcith the cash.
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,

JrAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
n street to Nc. II CHURCH STREET. near 81.
dchaeps Alley August u
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

T1AvTNa ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY.
dies and Children and being desrous Of diminishing our
Stock before the season advances too far we would espe
cay draw the attention Of the public towards the reduc
on which will be made prices for the next TWO
or three weeks from date. ,o.,no,,
r.alrsy 90 No, II Chalmers street
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INSURANCE.
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YOR X.

N Il !" - n n
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
A. A. LOW I. II. FRoTHNdHAM.
SAMUEL WILLETS lGEO. L. WILLARD.
OLIVER H. GORDON. q. E PIERREP JNT.
8. B. CHITTENDEN. GEO. +. TuUMAE.
PETER @. CORNELL JOHN HOLSEY.
Hon VIM KELLY. T. TOWNSEND.
VIM g. TISDALE. iTHOS. T. BUCKLEY.
GIL. I. BEECKMAN. HENRY A. SWIFT.
Jos. A. SPRAGUE. JAS. q. PRENTICE.
RUFUS r GRAVES. q. MESSENGER.
Alex v BLAKE IGEO. L. NICHOLS.
JAMES s. NOYRS y. W. FROTHINGHAM.
WIN. G. FOWLER WM. @. sBELDON.
sAML B. CALDWELL lOLIVER 8. CARTER.
n 8. BENTLEY. LEWIS B. LODER.
WIN. P. PRENTICE. J. T. B. MAXWELL.
J. b. FROTHINGHAM. EZRA P. PRENTICE
hon. 8. TABER. BENZ. HICKS.
oFR1cEns
GEORGE I. WILLARD, President
o. q. GORDON, Vice President.
@. W. PLYER, Secretary and Actuary.
THE PLANS FOB BUSINESS FOR THIS INSTITU-
TION are very liberal and attractive to those who wsh
to insure their lives in FIRST CL iSS COMPANY Its
business is very large and rapidly increasing, AL the
various kinds Of policies insured on as favorable
terms as are offered In any other good Company in tho
country. DIVIDENDS increase with the age Of the
Policy Eon.pardpatng rates are lower than those OF
any Company in the world Losses paid in thirty days
after due notice and proof Of DEATH Liberal arrange
ments made In regard to travel Onehird Of the amount
OF premium will be loaned the poicyholder If desired
J. ALFRED CAY, General Agent,
Office In rear of Emore Insurance.
July Is stuthsmo Law Range. Broad street.
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Fhe 1ailg Nens.
NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS SUMMARY.
ootson s,osed in New York firm, at 27c. for MID
ding upiands.
Gold olosed ct aes. --.-----
Ths osnsre Of the United States has been de6n-
italy Assd. b ID Columbus, Nebraska, ninety-sM
uilss west Of Omaha.
Tho body Of MAxnrlAN, after he was shot,
measured ax feet three inohes. His heart, it Is
stated, vas unusually large. go,
Most Of the gold nos going to Europe is to pay
tkes1pdnses OF parsons now travelling there. and
& = sstmAsed thai they WIN spend so 900 600 this
sessoa. .,E
:. Ths census report Of Mississippi shows popu-
tson In 1855 Il sls 4eO whites and Ss1 25s blacks;
total 7A,7ls. In 1850 there we're sss,ses whites
and ~, ,A04 blacks; total Soi ,SoS
Ths annual loss by the wear OF coin Is estimated
.st ons-tsnth Of per cent, and the oonsumption
BY the arts and loss by FIRE and ahipxreok at So
oo0.ooo ayesr., u
The railway companies centering in Pittsburg
hsys sslectsd skilKul surgeons, whose special duty
It win be 10 attend promptly and faithfully to al
persons who may be injured on or by the cars in
'tAs running or management Of their roads.
Tho American Watch Company at Wstertown'
Mars, now fnish watch every two half minutes
during tho working hours Of the day. When
ROYAL e. RosBNs, Esq, took hold OF this estab-
ment there we're scarcely as many turned ont in .
day.
Ths interruption OF railroad tramo oy tne ssrake
ofths woskmen At Logansport' Indiana, 70 "nem
3om OF Ave months wages Veae que, 1nicn they
eould not get, wss finally ended BY the business
nan of the town paying the clainas Of the men, st
. discount of tsn Per cent E,
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CRISPER COMA.
BY tho use OF

There cometh glad tdings Of joy TO all,
To young and TO old, to great and to small;
The bevuty which once was 80 precious and rare,
Is free for ALL and all may be fair.
pxyf the
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SUCTION s. And be It further enacted, That lists OF let
tors remaining uncaled for in any Postoce In any city
town or village where a newspaper shall be printed
shall hereafter be published once only In the newspaper
which, being published weekly ofteuer, shall have the
largest circuahon within range Of delivery OF the said
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fO R SALE.

NOR SALE. FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
C TABLES, KAvANAGH DECKER'S make, at the
Adger building Billiard Hail. corner Of King and Market
streets 6 July 23
NOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
H Seats pole and shaft Also, q set Of double and
single HARNESS. all in good order. Can be seen and
bargained for cash timo noo at thirty days at No.
81 Lynch street May IL
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C0PARTNERsRIPs.

DISSOLUTION:
nDHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name Of r, ARNOLD CO., was diso.ved
by its own limitation the lst of April last The bust
ness will be continued by the subscriber at the Old
Stand, No. 219 Meeting street. where Mr.. AZ e dADs.
DEN can be found ready to attend to the customers OF
the establishment r. AhNOLD.
July 1st 1887. No. Ns Meeting street.
July LIMO
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LARGEST CIRoULAT1oN.-The DAILY
Nrws publi.hes the Official Last Of Let-
tess rensainiag IN the Postofice at the end
of each .Oeek, esreeaby to the Jol1o'0sng
section of the NeD POsto6ice Lao, a' the
ne,ospaper hauing the largest circulation IN
the Gty of Charleston:
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CURRENT TOPICS.

Sm JOIN BowRNa sends letter 10 the Adhen-
,sm In correction OF ''the strange deluson" shown
BY NJ. Gu1zor in his newly-publshed volume.
s'that he and other advisers Of the short-siehted
LOUIS PHILIPPE were the councillors and con-
trollers of his policy" that the King chad un-
reserved confidence in his ministers" and that ID.
GuIzoT constantly maintained his own indepen-
dence'. and directed as he thought proper his
foreign agents." Sir JOHN, after quoting several
well-knowI historical incidents which refute these
statemonts, gives others that came under his own
personal observation, from which We quote: Il
was once seated with LOUIS PHILIPPE When ne
took from his side-pocket bundle OF dispatches,
and showing them to me said, .tCroyez uous que
mes ,ninislyes dieru uu 90" had the boldness-
perhaps the imprudence-t ask whether there
was not some danger in carrying on correspon-
ience ON public affairs ttnscu OF his Responsible
advisers, But he said he would never be
ennity.' nor sit in his council like an English SOW
ereien. 10 be nohing and to say nothing. He often
smoke of his unrestrained liberty OF action, and
boasted Of the adroitness with which hS managed
to have his own way. ventured on one occasion
10 remark that, by taking upon himself 30
much OF personal responsibility, he made ques-
tions which ought only, as with us, to affect
the ministry, 70 compromise the monarchy itself;
and on another occasion, When he said, 'Nn'y
que moi qua puisse mener cete ooiture Ia, meaning
ihe state carriage, replied, 'Aais 81 oous Ia
oersex sire In the latter part of his reign he be-
came more and moro impatient Of contradiction,
more and more garrulous, and complained to one
OF his courtiers Of the chooses uertes which had
uttered to him. No one who had any opportunity
Of watching the state Of public opinion in France
could be unaware Of the fact that, II the Doctrine
ries maintained any influence. it was because their
doctrine was, for the most part, accepted BY and
acceptable to the king; indeed, their views mostly
accorded with his own. He liked to answer friends
who suggested that the advice Of those who fiat
tered him by conourring with his owa opinions was
not always the most trustworthy with the retort,
that the multitude had more fatterers than the
mouarch' When, in 1s4s, the private apartments OF
the king, the Palace Of the Tuleries, was entered
the curious list Of names in the handwriting OF the
king. headed tRommes moi = afforded singular
illustration Of his Majesty's personal government
The incredible number Of deputies in the chamber
who held places under that government at the
time of it's downfall, and who received their ap-
pointments from the interference OF the king him.
SELL need only to be pointed ct as Justification OF
that general discomfort which, in the day Of dan
ser. lett the tco confident king without single
efficient ally"
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CoEonzss Has EXPRESSED its sympathy for the
insurgents Of Gambia. This is fitting, says the
New York Times, at . moment when the Powers Of
Western Europe are vieing with each other as to
which shall do the greatest honors to the Grand
Turk, who is waging war upon the Canadians. We
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B0ARDlhG G,

FURNISHED ROOAIs--A FEW GENTLE
II MIN can be accommodated with fine apartments
ct No. GEORGE STREET. For particulars sddressP.
q. KEGLER, No. 10 Broad street July 2
11xCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY Low
IL rates in the most central business part Of the city
without lodging, in o private house. can now be bad
For particulars address ''X. L." Postoface. May B
DOARDING-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD can be had on immediate appl
cation to No No. 50 CHURCH STREET, west side near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable June IL
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FOR COTTON BALES.
CHAE. C. J0HNsEE. Sole PrOp'tr,
No. IA Union street, New Orleans.

We are sole agents and are prepared to nj
orders for the above
Stli-PGtGailg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. II. DAVIS & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
Louisville, June - 1867. sul
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
GENERAL SUPERnHTEEDEST's OEETOE, I
MEMPHIS, TEEN., July Z, 1857.
louisville and Nashville Express

VNRAINS will leavsthe Depot ofthls Company
i at head Of Main street, until further notice
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Trust sale.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by Charles
ID PfanueuHyiehl and recorded IN the Regis
ter's Office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. 81. part . page 500 and following
viii, on saturday, the 8Ih heptenber ls67 In
frOut Of the Court puse door Of the Law Court
OF Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee, GU Second
street. between Union and GayOEO streets. be-
tween the hours Of n o clock a.m. and O'Clock
pm. OF said day, proceed 10 sell, al auction, 70
the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed lot or parcel OF land in the clay Of
Memphis, and designated on the plat Of said
city a. part Of los No 81, tO-Wit Beginning al
the northeast corner Of a lot on the south side
ofJefferson street known as George Cremwells
IS feel Wesiwardly nOm the intersection OF
Jefferson and Third streets thence eastwardly
win tue sJuth side 81 Jefferson street nftv-
eight feet 70 its Intersection with Third street
Thence southwardiy with the west side OF Third
sf-eef one hundred and forty-eight and a half
feet 10 an alley thence WeStwardly with the
north side Of said alley one hundred and forty-
eighf feet six inches to the west side OF another
Anew thence uorthwardly with the east side
~ sad alley thirty-siX feet 20 theso bound
a ~ line OF said CrOmWels lot thence east
tvardIv with said LrOmwell's south boundary
line Rl5k feet 70 The southeast corner Of said
frofnvyeils lot; thence northwarcly with the
sast boundary line OF said CromWel's lot one
hundred and twelve and hall feet 10 the be-
me title to said property Is believed 10 be
perfect, and theequity OF redemption Is waived,
but j convey a. trustee only.
al aus ID THOMAS LEECH, Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
I'm AZbeuaargs Go3y0f,y u,
sEooND sEssIoN -.


T'HfS School Is located one and a-hsIf miles
- nom Greerwood Dspotlou the Virginia
Ssllral ka lr0ad and Gnesn miles west of
Ine lOeatlOu - wei Known A. b. t5essner Har-
rison, Rev. " N. DfflWiddi and Prof. Fslyrzrd b.
SUI IoIrnerly conducted schools Al ihis place.
conducted b Johp = CeeEs. E..5- Being ssfr
ated n one Of the most usautifuI. portions gyf
AIosmaIie county, In the midst OF a refined
o. dissipation. and convsnler,f 10 - ar,d
eab0ath Scnoois of the leading dsnOuina-
tss,ss, sly,s, y Paea7s rare advantages for Boys
The curse OF study f. designed TO he tborou4,
ana eoMPrehsnal 10 Ancient aud Modera
Languages, Mathematics and the EngiIsh
branches, snd also to embraces the 'ernesit= on
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
Ihe Principal was educated att ths University
or Virginia, and has had an experience of
nearly ten yeas IN teaching Ia schools oF high
grade In this state. inducing Or. Gessnsr Esar-
rla0n's school, Bioomdeld Aca1emy L.vrrn-
Hunters private school
1ns Associate Principal was also Educated as
ne t1e W lFefhily uf Virginia, and has had a. c.
Perence Of eight year. IN teacnln NJ H. ~
southern states-foTmarlv Ia Ffga.r7-fT -.
~ Sl, l''Ty North Caroina, more Esesnty
I9e following Recommendation or our school
4 1890 .,-Ii- Ol ne University o. Virginia
LNIYEzsrrY OF FlEgrSrA- -AprlI :. Ig-7.
~ NiSM o. our personal aeIrziltarfe u.5sa
heSsrs. Il. = 3. and j y4s1s ~ -, ~
nsslt'iie cordially 20 Tscornnre,I IT, p rrr,,i
% ne eonhdeuee and patronage OF ta- 5EF'iIe.
Sf- ~ -n45l - go, u 2che!e De We're,
Wm- p A-Sufey, j. g DavIs
Fran r u smith j. 81 NirC1
j. l. CabeH. II T.if-5e'-55.4.
&. g Venabie, VIM a pefe-e -
TE MS: 80
For board and t1ition, iucIudfrr r-ar ,-.st.
ing and lights Tor the session oT p. = --s-.i-
tT0 hundrsd au1 ssgenfy-Gvs fsZ-5 a0Iiar-iT,
currency. Payments Oue-haIf In slsy-a'---z -
ance on the Ist Of February. ~
The sessions commeDea en the Ist OF Ssptarr--
per anu close on the zlth Of June Puui.svIu
with pro rata deduction il charra- fsoT-s
from distance Will be allowed - rar-T-f-- lf---
Arrangements are made for conveyance frd-a
me Depot lGreenWOod) 20 the school lrnrne.ii-
ltely upon arrival.
Es- Only two boys f. a room
p @ 9-GreeuWOOd Depot. AIbernarTe rarrt--
Virginia f.els'
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REEs NJ rur ny

! During the past week, $40 applica,
tions and eighty caveats were filed il
the patent Office.
Quarantine, intended to he very
strict, has been established at jackson
Miss.
"A call has been issued for a state
! temperance convention to meet at Al
bany, y. Y, on October 2d.
The yellow fever, which seemed
abating on Monday and Tuesday, is
again increasing in violence at New Or
leans.
Reports from the cotton crop of
Georgia are very gloomy, the heavy
rains in some localities having nearly
ruined it.
The loss by fire in Cincinnati on
Saturday night Is estimated at half a
million dollars. The amount of insu-
rance is not yet sscertained.
-Advices by the cable from Lisbon
state that the allied forces On the Parana
had achieved some success over the Par
aguayans.
With the reckless wastefuIness of
radicalism, large amount is being ex-
pended in printing the report Of the
house judiciary committee on impeach-
ment at the government printing Office.
The employees engaged on it have been
sworn to secrecy.
There is considerable excitement in
Mexico over the call issued for a general
election. Juarez is in favor of amending
the constitution so as to make it similar
to that of the United States, but the
masses are opposed to the change.
Gen. Howard has ordered Cant.
Judd, the bureau agent at Pulaski, Tenn,
who was not able to find boarding
house in the town, to Virginia, which is
very like extracting him from the frying
pan 20 drop in the fire.
The New York EUsHing Gazette has
a column article exposing the horrors OF
the hotel and restaurant kitchens in that
city. We copy the following: at is a
common remark in the kitchens Of the
elegant restaurants that if the guests
could take one look they would be
etfectually cured of any desire to eat
another mOTsel there.n
The registration is complete in Lou
isiana, Florida, Virginia, Alabama and
Georgia, and those states are ready to
hold elections under the reconstruction
law. The president, however, it Is said,
advises the district commanders to DELAY
until the registration of the other states
is finished, and suggests the lst of No
vember as the day for holding elections
in them all.
The steam fire department of st.
Louis had their tenth anniversary
parade Tuesday, and made a fine show.
After the parade there was an inspection,
at Lucas market-place. The depart
ment embraces eighty-eight men, sixty
eight horses, ten engines, ten carriages,
each carrying sixteen hundred feet of
hose, two hook and ladder trucks and
two fuel carts.
"A duel took place near ConnersviIle.
Ind, on Thursdey morning, between
Hon. J. w. Carmichael, formerly Of the
state senate, and James w. Mayo,
lawyer in indianapolis. Two rounds |
were fired; the first resulted in q flesh
wound to Carmichael. In the second
Mayo received the discharge in the re. |
yion Of his heart, and was taken from the |
garden by his friends and a surgeon.
The affair originated from the fact that |
Carmichael had accused Mayo Of cheat |
ing at the gambling table.