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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,


DgBLIo NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN a TRST 4 UNI Ta1s1
ms following Ordinance licenses have boon prepared
1''ff' nom 'O'' o'h'e ts.I g; .T44oMAs 4ess.ns.,
sEo ]. De Il Ordained by he Mayor and Iidtrment f,
city oaacii s.embd That from land after the rst day
January, uconsss sha be taken out FOR sl
And wasons usee private and domestic purposes II,
the same nanner aga according to the sse provisions
driven ifor lire. except giving bonds And csci mci,
car dY or wagon, shan bo provided with bs 1ge ccL.
t1nins the number thereof and marked Prrate 10
placed on the outside Of tho shaft y
sro. 2 No person shall be takon by the Treasurer
surety 10 any bond under tho Ordinance concerpiug
Senses ior carts dys wagons and other carriages ur.
bEc D. The following shAll hereafter be the rates fe
licenses for public and private carts drays warona kc
uclud!n4 tho horses OF mules used thereof which shr
be free from other taIation: =
PUBLIC cAnTs. nRkTs ETC. Tnoxx EarP1oYrp m ANY
nusHEss wHATEyEs, ION HInE DIRECT on IspIRrcT.
For every cart dray or whgon drawn by one horse CT
For every Carl dray wagon. drawn by two horsesor
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For erery hack and carriage with four wheels $40
For eyefy stage or omnibus except limo Omnibus,
with two horscs. S60 .-TT - =
For every stage omnlbu. Except line omnibus,
For sIery truck drawn by two or more horses or ue,
For every srprcs, wagon drawn BY two or more horses
BnrAp oAKTs AND PRIVATE CARTS, pn,Ys, zro.
For eYery bread cart or wagon, S5. .' ..I0. .....
For eYery cart dny wagon, used for private or do.
porting OF goods, wsres. merchandise lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, eithar directly or
indirectly for tho sae Rhaf pay for license he sum OF
$er exclusive OF tho horse or mule.
Rahhod In City Council, TIN 10th day OF Janurry
H. IN me year OF our Lord ono thousand oght hun.
P.o. aAuLAnp. 1i.yor.,
Januiry n. a. RMITB Clerk Of Council.
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NOTICE.,

.. NOTICE.
MiiN dUAaD Ho5Ir,
THE sEef1oSs easaes oF okpssa9rs a sss
4 arc published for tho information of all whom It
Captain Of Police.
Point Garden and East or sou Battery be az and %e tSe
same Is hereby prohhited and any person who shall
every such offence forfeit and pay the OF Ave dol.
lars 10 b, recovercd In the City Court. onc-haI the
amount to be given to the informer.
SEC. VIII. All indecent md dIsorierly conduct c,r..
reling fighting. or profanity. committed in whito Point
Garden or ON either OF the Batteries nioresad be
now directed by Law to he punsscd whn are
sny Other portions OF the city
SEC x. No person or persons shail ride lea, or ryo
% op{ horeo or oroes muo or mules within tho enclosure
be 9 G rs a9as % for
the amount of tho hne to be given to Tho informer
SEQ II 1t shnn not be l.wful for sny persou or nor
cons to secure or moor with their fasts any vessel boat
or Tat any part Of the wharf the raings thereof
from that part Eaai Bay csllcd the battery 70 soui
Bay street. or to land from any boat vasssl or raf
said wharf and any person or persons .hs yioats ar
any Of the provisions contained In this clause
10 be recovered In the City Court onehaf Of wSeS n,n
atty shall go to the informer.
Whereas many loaded drsys and carts us sss
ry through King street. In tho city OF Charleston to
tho great obstruction OF that thorouehIe aud to The
serious inconyensncs and danger Of those who have
bustneaa therein:
D. Il oranot That from and after the passing Of this
Ordinance It ahn not be lawful for any licensed cart
SIay wason or other carriage. laden with cotton lu
through tho sd King south OF Calhoun street or
any part Thereof sayo and except for the purpose
and any driver or conductor or any such cart drsy
wagon OF other carriage, offending herein sha forfeit
than twenty dollars. 30 tuI,st "a
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AN oRDJyancE

10 REGULATE THE aToRAou oY PEraorzuu rrs pBo-
pUors, AND oTHIR MFL.AlfHiBLE OH 70 -
BIC l. BE- u ordafned by sh Hapor and AkierreI, in
OF Jnns ne1 Il shs not bo lawful 10 lccp Petroleum
sHeT0ss1s: aHcf on Dsn.no BenIole OF any o,her In
atore Or building sonth OF Limo street in larger auan
lily than my gallons on any ons lot or premises anil
ny Een quantity 10 kept or stored all bc contained III
sssseb Of tin or other metal. - : -'''''" "
big. Ihaf Petrolsnm, TIA produrts or any other fr
on or oA when brought into The city by lsnT
OF T,Nf may be kept on any lot or In any building IN
whieh cotton u not stored. for period not eIceedinI
nonrs, upon Ge expiration Of which ti1nii
the foregoing section. - NA, --'''a1 -s ~
sfa Any pstson or perseus violating any part Of
dollar for elah offence recoyerable M any Court on corn
petsnt jarsdfcttnn.j F,.sss :. - = ;, - 'f
4syear Of our Lord one thouIand eight hundred std
[ hxtJ4syen. r.4LEEt - 'S.ee'''- - r.
(La) gr p. O. aAIIIARD Nsvorl
~ a. eSiFn, oiefs OF Council is,, N Juas 81
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Jon MoRK.-We hare now completed our
Office 90 rs 10 execute, in the shortest possible
time. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully nsk the patronage of our
friends.
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VI q Il rs.

4 GEvTLEhihS rs ,ESIHOuS Of IN
GERMAN. BATtN. MATIIJnA1TCS, or tho higher
braiches ct Ensllsh ciM s.ton. Address. through
f"atoflce. IT, il. IL. September
StITUtTIOS wANr::p.- nY A
~ married man. uf sirni, !t.i.i situation my
respectable business Mi GiaL- inIsclt uBofil IN Al.
most nny capacity. h!tui., ~. - y. this pNlcr.
August i3
At!ANTEsD - At.I.SI, IN. t;r III: &c
w Ladies AMI 'rnlirI,ru inJ H. .n per MONTH
| to sell tho GENUINE tOMaIuS-aENSi FAMILY SHw-
lSu MACHINE p,cs n.ly Ills Iii. Machine will
STITCH hln FILL tuca tin ,uili brat. snI rI..,ruIdsr.
Tho cloth cinnot bs pulled apart, unr cutting
across tl.e scSm every quarter vi inch Livery
Machine warranted three years SeI,l h,r crS.Ii aud
terms 10 agents. or tall at McDDMEll3 DLUCs.
| uer Foush gnl Greru streets. Louisville. Ky.
BLISS y a,EA rifisuS.
tiuieral h.:rt..
y. b.-rn.ittSely Iuis genuine uulns. "Iuii iI,.
our uitc.
Junc4 tltlIs:,nlu
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~ Ell ! MES.

pYTIih&tiREiS L3DsiE, No. 81, y. T.. III.
fT1HE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATIONS or
L ths Lodge will be held T!'t Ercning. at Mnsoni;
Hall. at o'clock. MomUl, will sko duo notice. and
govern themselves accOrSl:ny.s.
ny ur.lrr of the w. NJ. NJ I. BAHrlFTr.
September Secretary.
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CRISPER COMA.

0nl hhe VIVA beautiful and fair,
Mltn sarTy eyes and radiant hair
MhoEe curling tendrts soit cnlwined
Enrhalned the very heart and minI
cRIsPER COMA,
for Cnrllng the Hair Of either ser into Way,
and Glossy Ringets or Hcayy Massiys
.gl.i s CurlB
RY USING THIS ARTICLE LADll 3AND oRNTJ p
- MEN can besutify themL Lolyes q thou usa nd. .fold
u the only article In e world that viii curl str.it
hair. and At tho time give Il beautiful elossy sn
Pesnce Tho Crlaper Coma not only curls the hair hi,
inigoItes beautnes and clnanses 81 is highly ond de-
perfumed. and u the mo. complete article Of
ms fnd ofee offered 10 tile Amt r1can pubc Ths
postpsid for 81. 1,I'l-, ' '~-' ''u '''u anu
Addrsis ali orders 20 eIl.
". L CLARK 4 CO.. Chemists,
49,, eo NO, 3 West Payctto strott Ryiacuse N. Y.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE cLRRK OF coUNcn.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clnuso OF Hociion OF "Ordinnnco tt Raiso sun
psa for the 1867 10 published for the Information
OF sen3 Goods by sample otherwise who are
notified to report at this Office, ~
scld In this ciyt Sons NOT rcslents. Inv ,smSIs =,
otherwise" W. n SAITH -
harch n t| fy1ork Of CcnpcIl
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FIRE LOAN.

NAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON
CrTI HALL, November o, 1856
Ii, PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING in r!gR
~ burni Districts snd Waste Places Of t.o CITY un.
to tho City Council Of Charleston TO proceeI In Tho
ter Of Fire Loan With view to aid lE building up lp
City anew. arc hereby notified that the form or spnii
cation for loans bo obtained a The once ef tbe ,L
Of Council between tho hours Of 0 A. II. aud p ii.
All applications munt bop d In the above mentioned
omce ., tho Committee will meet every Monday 10 cor.
fldcr tbs hamP. - '
Dy orlcr OF The Mayor w. H. sItJTB
November III iIlert ri E,nnsn
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E0UCATin N AL.
uitSEr.lNE ACADEMY.


fT1FilS ISSTI1 UTlON WILL RESUME ITS ACADEMIC
i EXEltClSES SEPTEMBER Ist.
For Prvspcclnsc1 please address ..AtO lIIER SljpE
Rl0R," U pTullne Convent aud AcI lelny CulInlil So
ca. iinO .urr,,Ii,.r 4
YOUNG LiDiES' GuiI.k;l;iATE iS,'rI-
TUIE.
TJWE EXldENGlEs or THE TINES HAVE cAlarE
tho Commissioners oi tu Stat. Normal and lIi-!
~ EOoi 10 tho building Free Srlt1l. 1ha Situ
SurInal and High School, now OrHaizcd, wi L.
is trnr sferred, under tho ta OF Tho YOGSu LADII-'
tho north sie Of George street. No. - door
| uf King :.rcc!.
Tuition III tho Preparatory Department. Sl..5U per
mont. tib per half session. SIN per Fr nrli
Drawing. snh y,nl Musir. included In the regular
course. Latin. Hrock. urruatI Itullan Spatis Il
strunentai Muslc uid Painting. r,irI Mt moderate
/ rharBes
lloi number OF Ito: rlrr. Will bn rrrrvr,l nj the
Institute iioard. SUI per mouth or s3UJ per annu,
Including Wasting. Lights. Fuel. ctr Parlor Boardcrs
received at the above prccG. AL payments strictly III
| advance.
| Board OF Instruction follows Rev. HENRY NJ
MOOD A. NJ. Principal; Rov. HENRY A. BASS, a. NJ.
Professor OF Mshens,ics and Ancient I.1uguages Pro.
lessor LEWIS r. GIBBS. A. NJ, n. D., Lecturer o..
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: Professor =. y.
| iOLMES. Lecturer on deOlogy nId Natural Hi tory
| L. ~ FRdMPTON, NJ. D., Professor o: Modern Lar,
guagesl Professor WM. MASrEisNAN, Instructor IN
Vocal Mussc; Miss MARY q. WOOD, Ilstrurtress In
Drawing and Painting; Miss LArKA ". HILL, Ins.t,rc
trcss Ia English Branches.
| ScPtcmbcr2 NTH imos
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NOTICE.

..#.. NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIyEs.,
Li. HtE sa- August 29th. 1857.
RRoGdHr TO THIS oPFIoE AND SUPPOSED m
Il be stolen, Gray Sack Coat also, two arae blocf
TN pans about aLteen inches In width; any parties ons
the same, will call and identity them. 20
II. W. HENDRICKS
LIST Lieutenant and Chiof Of Detectives.
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LAnuHsR U.nuuLArIou.-Yle D.1,y

HAhuEsF CihUULATIOH.-T8c DAILY
News publishes The 0Gictal List of Lot.
"r' remaining IN the Pastc4ice at he end
y 5aeh 'S.tha, ttysrsatly to Mc faNori,sg
stction Of the Mao l'oste6fce Las0, a, the
ac's2'aper hGviay the ltt,yssi circulation in
Me. City W Charleston:
SECTION And DO further rnacte,. That lists Of lot
ters renainH unralleI for IN any PosOeo In aLv civ
'o"il or village. whero newspaper shall be printed
ma hereafter DO published once only IN the neNspap
Which. being published weekly or ofteucr shs ba tbf
ullra " - ~
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NOTICE.

TIHE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION ptJs1NEss
l. wlI for tho prssent be carried as usual by tho
undersigned at No IS East Bay the store fornerIy
occupied by CRAIG. TUOMEY co.
An persons having individual claims must present tho
ment to t III, J0HN TTInHSpt"'
July 20
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

mhsn i,s & by ie use OF DIR JolNYIILEs ELIXIR yor,
can oe cured permanently, and at a trifpQ cost 80
ine estopahng BucceH5 which has attended fbi. e.,
SuAots medicine for Physcal pnd Nervous Woalrness
denera Debility and ProstrntioI Loss OF MusenIar f.
Impoency or my Of the msequences OF yon,ht,
over discovered. - > pfoParsuon
" Will renSye all nervous affections denroes,or
chement incspacity to study hus!noss Ioss Of man
~ eoinnon thoughts OF sclf destruction fears of IN
ssny &C. It win restore tho appetite ronev tho health
practices. - uAi e1cefho OF efh
Young hen, BIO huInbusged no moro by."ouscl po.-
enI ignorant actltoncrs, but send without einy
Ior tho EiIi and be at once restnred 10 hea ami h&
guees perfect Cure Is Guaranteed in eyery inntsnes
PrIee Sl or four bottles to ono address Isl
Ono bottle Is sufficient effect cur IN nj, orlinarx
cases. A'li' i' III VII "'utnAt5
ALSO. DR. JoINyHI.E.s SPECIFIC PILLS for the
spfeaS anu permanent cure OF aonor1nos elect Ore
M Gravel, Structure aud all affections OF
uo and Bladder Cures effected In from oue 10
h,, srS lney arc prepared from vegetable eItraets
ne nAttnien on tho sYrten, md never nnrscsto the
shAcn or impregnno tho breath. No chanQo OF tlIet
~ ncccssary whto using them docs their action In
per box. '''' f AiAe el
,,s OF tho above mentioned articles will bo zen, to
any address, closely ncacd and postpaid by mail or
express OH receipt OF price. Address all orders to
. DEltGElt, SIGTTS 4 CO.. UhonIsts
march 80 ly M. 2aS niyrr 4trsef Troy II v
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TOBACCO, ETC.
LA CRlOLi
SEGAR STORE,

CORNER BROADWAY ANDI7TH STREET,
NEW YORK.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL DE PLEASED TO SEE
L hts Southern fricpds Ths choIccst HAVANA SE.
CARS. OF all tho leading brands with general assort.
ment of smokers Articles always on hand.
June4 D. O1ToLENdUI, Agent
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BARNWELL SENTINEL
B AN EzoELLENT ADVERTISING MRDIUM, LET
Merchants and busireas m an try n for fs. ,mon
mo rtsf no gain" Send on your cards ana incrsss,
{or trade this TILL Thsros nothing TO equal prlner's
lnk.-it has made many fortune, - -''eA -''eA
Terms for the pAper-ts pr annum in sdyan.a
Advertisements inserted st tho ne OF 81 per Al
tvelyo linsg or loss for esch insertion SN~ioo'
Of ten lines OF hss at the rata Of 3Io for hrs
Contracts BY the year for sx noniha sllo.n. 49,.
ileee af changing on moro fsyor.bin orms Xddp!pa p'
/. 49,. EDWARD 4. BRONSON. >
"sfsaoe' ~ ~ fubti.nes 1a eeeHLaos
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JUNK.sIIOps.

JUNK-sHOPs. EH
OFFICE CLERK oE,couNo1I.,
Il EUNK-sHoP KEEPERS AND pEpbLSRs wao
o,,es asse nlids application Zoe LrGENsEs are hereby
n'unea TO report at this ofnee immediatay. =
,.,o W. II. SMITH,
suS 20 Clerk OF Council
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EIyTI(,E

NOTICE.,
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE
=, ,,r, CahRLEsroH, 4. O., August Stat 1897
IL ANAL sum Of MONEY. which the own.r e,a 1st
@. B. sIGwNlD,
septembcr2 Cnlel OF Police
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CHI A r L E S TON,

THURSDAY MORNING. September 6, 1857
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T q R EN- r.

FIIO RENT, THE C0M3lODlOUS AND
L pleasantly situated two ald II half story iiElCK
DWELLING No. 81 Itasel street, nnrtl air. faEi
Bay. poastsslu' given on fst SrpIcinhcr. Apply At
THIS OFFICE August 81
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70 r SALE.

Il 8. c., TWO LARGE NEW STORES with comfort.
obe dwellings above. For particulars. apply to F. M.
ROGERS. l2 Scptembcr3 3
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| 1t DO tho admirable or tho scantlalous bcbayior
OF our friend Pompoy from which tho Governor
| anticipates such good results, doth not ccrtain-
ly appear; but wo apprchond that lie homes
for good-from tho blacks behavior in Office
being 30 bad. III other words, pompoy-
was model OF deporLmont whilo kept in his plsco
behind Massa's chair-wl play Fantastic sstricks
before high Heaven" when cSaltod TO a scat in
Convention or Senate, and thus turn tho stomacb
OF tho North. Pompey will thereupon bo ordered
to resume his old md at position in tho cabin, the
cotton-fcld, and behind Massa's chair, and .lbe
King shall como by his ''own again" Such.
wo believe, is tho latost-born hope of the
unrcconstructed, which is impelling them TO say
quietly to eucii other, "I.et us giyo lilo North
| surfet Of niggers. Lot us servo tl,om M stcwcd
broiled, fried, roasted and fricasecd, until her
gorge rises at them. Since VIC cannot ourselves
gain access 10 Convention or Congress, because Of
tho registry and tho iron-cad oath, let us elect
ois ouck ngger 70 oTery seat we can ill, aud sco
how tho Radicals will relish their co,uDanv."
bpRLE1aH," OF THE Boston Journal, says tho
heDreWs havo taken possession Of Saratoga, whore
PMS season nino out OF ten seem to be iowa md
oo"osses. Tho Jows aro becoming very numerous
10 THIS country, and accumulatng much wealth
lhis they can do because thoy are among the
most healthy, moral, industrious md economic,,
OF our people. Thoy arc clansh and peculiar in
their habits nmusemonis and modes uf acI;o,
They arc Jews; as distinct in blood and lfo to.lav
as they were thrco thousand years ago. But whom
people OF thoir intolligenco-keon, aarn-witteJ
cducated-aro willing TO labor, without any regard
to eight or ton hour eystons to live within tbcjr
means, and lay up something ovcry scar; whom
they never drink TO oIcess, aro seldom or neyor
found bofore courts or in PRISONS or attached TO
almshousos-it is protty cortnn that in middle
lilo they will hayo comfortable cslatcs md In old
ago they can enjoy leisure with ihor children and
friends ut Saratoga or other places of pleasure.
In mnny OF tho affairs Of lifv tho Jows nro worthy
OF imitation. Thoy demonstrate that labor con.
qnors all things, and industry will prosper.
THE LONDON REVIEW remarks OF tho artcIo on
titled shooting Niagara" which was recentlv
republshcd in our columns: Gan who vet roain
any respect for the genius Of Mr. CARLYLE layo
boon greatly panied Of lato by lis blatant advocacy
OF tho worst forms Of tyranny, his noisy MONTH
ings and rumblngs, his dismal incohoronco Lis
idle harping In favorito words (which ho scoms to
think do duty for ideas). and tho tntoerablc nice.
taton OF his style. II ho has anything TO say
which concerns us TO hear. In Gods narno lot him
Say 1t in plain English that wo may understand
what he means; but feeble chattering OF spit.ruI
and not vory. ineligible Jorsmiads is respect
Jul neither to his readers nor TO his own fame"
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the jeWs arc under no disabilities. thoy are lcss
humorous than in countries where thoy bayo not
yet been placed on an equality with the believers
Of othor croeds.
Tho Victoria Medal awarded by the Royal Geo.
graphical Society Of England to DIR. I. I. HAYES
Zone Of tho three Americans, the others being tho
lato DR.. KANE md tho lato Professor BAour, who
have received that testimonia, for having reached
q moro Northern point Of arctic land than ever
was attained by any previous explorer, is OF solid
gold, moro than two inchos in diameter, tho ON.
bloms and Inscriptions stamped in reliof with OK
quisite cearness, and as o whole yery bcauti.
ful for tho simplicity and significance Of tho nd.
mirably executed design. Sir ROBERT MUacu1sos.
in transmitting tho mcdnl through United States
Minister ADAMS took occasion to express in strong
complimentary terms his sense Of tho raiuo Of
DR.. HArEss enterprise and expedition. Tho
medal has been deposited In Boston for obort
time with Messrs. TToKNon d FIELDS.
The cable announces that the Journals of Dan.
mark generally favor the reported proposition OF
the United States to purchase the Island OF 81.
Thomas, and urgo tho Government to enter into
negotiations With America for the sale OF the
island. st. Thomas is smsli island, thirty-eight
miles east from Porto Rico, with an area OF twenty
four squiro miles. and population Of about thir-
teen thousand. Cotton and sugar cane arc tho
principal crops but tho soil is not fortllo and is
subject to frequent droughts, and only twenty-five
acres are under cultivation. It is usod as depot,
nnd ia visited by about three thousand vessels an.
nuslly. The purchase Of St. Thomas by tho United
States could only bo thought Of for commercial
and naval purposes, tut whether Of much value in
that way we cannot say. Thcro is question OF
policy to bo considered in such matters also
The American Consul at Palermo writes, I'm ior
date OF August 0, that tho cholera has become opi
demic in that city. On tho frat OF August therc
wero two hundred md oighty-Aro cases, and tho
daily average for tho following week was two hun
ared and ff!y cases. Tho lowor Glasses ero tho
greatest sufferefs Tho Consul adds that the dis.
easo Is OF moro violent and fatal nature than last
ian' Tor hardly one-third Of tho attacked hayo
recovered. The entiro population Is panio struck:
tne creator part Of tho wealthy families have ea-
capped 70 tho continent; the middle cl.sses have
iet tho city, and are staying In the yiIns and IN
the auonfbs, and many Of the labo,inp, oI.ss..
havo gone up TO the mountains and pitchk,r,on,,o
In tho open aslds. Tho city has yerv morrnn,,
aspect, and business 10 almo.t ontirolv spanon5aa
From the 18th to the 18th Of Ausust two hnnSrod
and thrty.four cases and ono hundred and an
thres deaths we're reported. ID 1'"'
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-In the Sc
nate, Wilson proposed the following
amendment to the Constitution: No
distinction shall be made by the
United States, nor any State, among
citizens in their civil or political
rights on account of race or color.
Ordered to be printed. A bill for
carrying out the convention with
Venezuela passed. A bill that no
person shall be disqualified, by rca-
son of race or color, from holding
office In the District of Columbia,
passed-25 yeas to 5 nays-Bayard,
Buckalew, Davis, Hendricks and
johnson. Indian affairs were dis
cussed until adjournment.
In the House, the Secretary of the
Navy submitted communication,
showing Farragut and Goldsboroueh
the only naval officers who have been
fifty-five years in service. Butler rose
to question the privilege, and made
allegations regarding prisoners. A
colloquy ensued. Baldwin asked
Eldridge whether he expected the
House to take General Onlds state
ments against the testimony and
statements of Union officers. Ell
bridge believed General Butler him
self would not deny that General
Ould was an highly honorable and
conscientious man. Sneering laugh
ter on the Republican side. Butler
remarked that, before the war, he
had thought General Ould highly
conscientious and honorable; but,
when man committed treason, he
was like n woman fallen from virtue.
ready for any crime, and from that
nour no one knew where to find him.
Eldridge reminded Butler that, in
making that statement, he had for
gotten the eminent men who had
gone into rebellion-Hancock and
Adams and Washington. Kisses
Every one of them had been called n
rebel, and every one of them had
been rebel, continued Kisses, until
rebellion became q success. The fol-
lowing was introduced and passed.
under suspension of the rules, by n
strict party vote: That the doctrine
invoked by tho President, that the
abrogation of the rebel States binds
the nation to pay their debts in
Cured prior to the rebellion, is at
war with the principles of interna-
tional law, stab at national credit,
Objectionable to every sentiment of
loyalty, and pleasing only to traitors,
their allies and sympathizers, by