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Augusta Market 4

/. AUageTA, Juno z1-FrnAscrA1-aorn- IN eooa A.
brokers sro buying at l37 and sNins a i3S.
arc buying At l2s and selling at i31
HUE waa done-not enough 10 warrant report
3cf 6e markell ~ balea wefe aod a. folloNs, sf ne
a.; y 2sl II Al 23%; and bales al az: No
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The Charl.1ton Cotton Market.
;, OFFICE OF THE CHARLrST0N DAILY NEWB,}
oNInt,aTuE; Raturtfay HyeniDR, juno a. 1867.
Buslnsss IN tho ssPls suspandsd during the day.
eAused BY Tho prevalence OF nsstery gallo
rain. Nohsn.acons took place. and yzc bsyc IN conso
9uanoe. quotations 10 oYcr 80
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June 2l.-TunrESTRE--Is In do
mani, aud has further advanced dr. Sales Of 7al
bbls at 50 81 for virgin aud yellow DIP and u 67ts for
linr,i. a $50 tbs. .....,-'-
SpiIGTs TuIrrs11sE-sales today of aIs bbls at 81
cts, and Ia do IN bblal at 53hS cts Z, gallon.
RoslN-Sac OF 92k bbiH at 81 &c for strained; 50
for No % s4 90 for No l, 81 for ralo
Gonna lot or 800 bnslirB sold from vcsol lt 81 90
fhp
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Csnsign,es per south Carolina Hatir6si,
l June a..

$50 bales Cotton, b.lts Ysrns bales Hay ~ bbls
Wood; and Bundries. To Ebauah AAllopeo, Wharton
L Petscl a Robinson CO, J a CildYag sPns, 4
T III Df3stOi ap, T Shnckman, Jeflords Co, Wis.,
4 Co, dW Walton oe, g w wife. W 2 Williams q W
courtcnay 1renholn, P Multi y Dorsey, b 4t :,
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Mobile Market.

Mobile, Juno 2a.-CoTrok-Thore has been mir
demand amongst tout brokers Today. and nowstan-
ing tho mraero supply Offering tho movement has OK
hhicl fair degree Of animation for this tho
year. Up tho ooso COO balos changed hands, " which
must be sddod 200 bought nftcr tho count was made
Quotations remain unchnngcd-say basis Of 40 for
Liverpool MddlIng. Tho stock In rst hands as taken
by tho Grokors today, shows nearly 900 bacs This
OF docs not represent tho amount In tho pick.
cries.
Goil 137a1J7IS -,.--
stcrling-RiIty days lao, and sight 1i7.
Tile banks check Now York Sight at x prc,pIuIn and
bankers par; buying ratio for commercial IIIs Il dis
count .. . . :. g'I-.." = f'I - ~ ~
FtsnrB nominatly 90. = - -
Now Orloaus Sight par 10 y discount,
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GRAIS.-Tho st:rm Of yesterday doubtless iniu-
rioug in It's effects Whoa but tho COOL braclng wind
today tho beat possible corrective, md encourages
tho hope Of bounfifiI harvest. 11eru weru but On
600 bushels prime Cumberland Valley, Pa red at 81 a5
und 100 bushels iair Pennsylvania do nj SO 10. No
ccipts sales OF Maryland (orn-36O0 buallels whta
md 5000 bushels yellow cumprsGd the oeriugs Mar
kot scady and Bales of 35W bushels primo wt1 on;
0 bushels good do at 81 oGal OF 5000 buBels good
prime yellow at 81 08a1 10; 2oCN bushels Western 1n1od
ut 81. oate-l30o busels orercl. Will $40 bushels
HAY-Is dull, varying from SIS TO 80, Us 70 quality. q
ton for balod. -,
Nothing reported. prces without quotablc
change. .t,
pnovIsross- Pork ia woakor; wo notice saIo Of
81 bbs totiny at S24 3D. hut mostly held higher Lar
dull; quote l21iR13 cs Ia quality. bulk Meats
held hrtn at cts TOR shoulders, nn II chs Sides
packed, Which figures hpyer nre unwilling to give We
notice sale Of 26 tcs shipping Hams at 15 c Bacon
shoulders and Sacs III fair demand for tho Souul
and prlccS steady; ia:e OF 10 cnsks Western 10 lilo
tr1un rt w smnller lots range pH and for
City smoked 10 cts; Western sidcs B II X cts City ~
u19Ii crt; clear rib l2A cs.
SAIT-Continues steady before reported for lots
from dealers, viz: For Liverpool Fuo SSa3 10; Ground
bushc.
SUaAa-Wns In moro nctivo request to-day, both for
refining nnd e trndc and puccs naintancd tho salos
embraced carOcs OF schooner Joseph Soar, from Ma.
tnIZas. I7 tda and leo boxes 1t ii &c. 0oor,e
Durn,a from do 377 bids leo boxes at VIC, boih for
rehulng 225 hs Porto ltfcO In lots akon by tho
ut II 5ial2Hcj hlltls DOIncrara vacuum pm I4c.
for hard crushed and Is 5xc fur A whts solt
WiIIsKEY-Nu transactions that can learn, aud In
their absence continue to quote hold In bond ut 9a5c
per gallon. -
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NOTICE TO SAILORS or IMmIGRANTs.
HOTEL OR BOARDING. HOUSE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, |
March 49, 1867. {
TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE FOLLOWING hCr OF
i tho Legislature, pasted tho 2otlI toy Of December,
1890, NIL persons ctDcorncd hereby nocd to call nl
this Office md take out tho required nCpnse immediately
W. IL. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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COMMERCIAL.
...'.-.1->-~-, 80
~. Il 'HaN" ~
Exports.

NEW YOnK-Part steamshIp Chsnpio,,-o1 bales sea
Islaud Cotl1n, 678 bales lUpAnd Crtton 152 baloa
Donsstcs ard Yarns, iii bb!s Ro,h,. $50 bbs Po-
taocs 968 crptes Vegetables, 1S1 Empsy DafPcIs %
tc., Rice 10 Tea Moiasaes. 168 paokaIes, ls ncfa
whea, 5 sacts Flou7t % bags Feasaers. 81 rolls
IfatLor 81 cratox Peaches, uorso Per ataan-
ai,ip aaraucasa-609 bAles Cotton NJ beles Domes.
fics TOO G6fu nosin. 81 psckages Sunhos, $50 PACK
asbS FegutAh &c. i''.'. .",
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CIIARLEsron.
Arrived Yesterday
CORRECTED wEEKLY.

Arrived Ycsteruny.
schr nhodclla Blow Peterson. Norfolk Va, 10 days.
steamer Dictator co1ool. faa,k., via Jacksonville
Se uso mi bale n g ss'
sinor. hsrriSes King kssif IpefaSan "A'n Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, MaNclty. Savannah. via Hilton
Gold doiaaith Sou King u.rnisos soa,hapa GlHss Es
prsss comIsny sS T. John canPsoG % Co huson Lse
MdLo. 10 Jno & Theodore deity, Roper & stonoy, VIM
Gurney and others.
IN THE oFFMa.
bark supposed to bo tho Filo do rAir. from Liver,
sohr W II T1or. from Philadelphia
Two schooncrs. unknown.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, lockwood. Now Yort-courtonny
steamship sarasoas.. crowoll. New Yorh-Ravcnol l.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
stesmsp n1sI CHAMPION LosISoSd New York
From this Port.
! Steamship sca Gull, Dutton. baltimore. Juno "a.
srhr Z Palmer, Palmer. Baltimore. June 10.
Cleared for this Port.
echr Jonas Smith, Nichols at Nom YorE. Juno 1s.
Sailed Tor this Port.
Ship R winthrop Stuart, from Liverpool Juno o.
consignccs per Maine Law. from Bos,ou-Rslov 1;
Sisso wsrnSP paetes S1 sesn. co.
Levin. Jr z Cowpcrthwailc. Msctey Dakcr, Rev
II n Agent. " whllden & Co, aeorgoiown Steamer
Agent, GrlIber Martin. Browne SEhirlner Chsolm
brothers. w CLARK 4 Co, Thompson Co, q Gruycy,
| Toppan & Gury, u White
meniorn ndn.
GREERocK. Juno G-Tho dcrelict bark Toacano, OF
nath b. which was picked up at sea- abandoned by tho
Khto Troop about two months Aiucc, md toweS 10
Queenstown, and since sold to ulaasow rn passcd up
70 aihgow this morning. shc will BIO ntted out for
there.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED For THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
Ship Winthrop, Stuart, sailed. juno
Br bark tfllo do rAir. Evans. sailed. May IL
- NEWPORT.
Ship Annie Kmbal, Lincoln. sailrl. May u
Tho Coming Hootawny, sailed. .Apr 10
Tho Johannes, 1uter, sacd. may ID
DOMESTIC.
Schr lsaoeh, weeks, up Juno
II NEW YoRF.
scbr Jonas Smith. Nichols. cleared Juno 1a
Scnr liuy, Francts up. May ~
Schr hmertcus Moss, up. juno ID
PuII-ADRLrnTA.
Steamship Alliance Kelly. sailed. Juno 81
Schr w IL Ticra Holman, cleared. Juno II
BALTIMORE
Schr Cranner, CfanIner cleared June II
1
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GARD.

Iis with feelings OF pride American nauuf,otursr,
that We publish the following testimonials which hayo
boon received by IN recently:
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5t ,siE5 ,s.E ,sdPassenaefs. .FTs IN
Per slnsmsbip Ch4mPt'l f,r EoE Yors5o f.: Q Keelas \
NJ II Innt, q Cnltsr oNeilI. q l. Franklin George
colms ), II IInts, y Hottqn @ pn.4on, Glss
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which thoy have eyary
fnown and valuable improvement They have inyAr1s.
bly, bean selected and used by al Of the vords uo-
kootedoed great arsts who have Waited thIs oountv
professionally. both for private and public uso
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PunlDKIPHIA. 10Th Month"; I7th Day. 1857.
RxaPfor-c PRIgFD:-my daughter has bean much
wilt send me two bottles moro.
Thy friend. ABA OURRIN,
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THALBERG.

consider Chicfering & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pazison. tbs best have ever in America
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There wcro moi any exports Of cotton to-day.
BuoAR AND Mot.hRsEs-Twenty-eiglt hhds Sugar
hnyo received from tho coast since yesterday
MOlssses. There fs some demand for Louanna Sugar,
bn there 10 worry Hto in market and only retail 6uBi.
IL doing In consequence a, 13Ac. q ib for primo
nul Nc for choice About 125 hha hayo so thcso
prices. Choec Porto ncois retailing al 13c-; larger
ota would fetch lSo lot OF 1s0 hh,is. Cuba Sugar
fning grades boxes and hhds. 1oHallHe. Museorado.
aud 13 4nl1 c; Nos. 15aud H. I2aiaAc.; Noa iG 10
ga Ion.
CnRN--we havo ngnn 10 noto dull mnrkci md stIn
further decline OF 6al0c prr Lushu There salcs of
1850 sacks, Of which G0n mixed ut 85c, yellow mix
cd, 100 Mixed 5U0 yellow mixed. and 900 whlto mixed
a 9 200 yellow mixed ut 95c 500 white mixed O5a$1
buslicl.
FREIaH1s-T7le market is dnII and unchanged. Tho
rates IL lb for cotton by Btcam New York
Boston; &c for Philadelphia Steam for New York and
Doston 4Bc per sack for 0ac per bi for our and
81 - for pork, nn sl0all or hid for tobacco Sloan
for Liverpool Ma for cotton; Hlil 16S2s>sd. For Hayro
| 1kc.
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Now Orlcnn. brurLot.


NEW ORLEANS Junc 18-Csyrros-The m,rict to-
day. although less active. has exhibited fair degree Of
animation throughout. wo repeat quotations TO-
lows Culinary 2On2lo: Good Ordinary 2Jl-c; Low Mill
ding ?Itsh-o and Mtddling 1a-c: Tho Eli 3 would
ase bco gro tor, Ind not the scarcity OF tho higher do
Rfript0iB prevented several buyers fruui I'LL
ng their orders: Tho salcs for tho past threc
lays comprise H5o0 bar5, takrn partly for tho
North. but mostly for f,rniGn export Tile receipts
proper SINCE Friday evening excluding tho arrivals from
Mobile, Florida aud IcInI which included In their
rraPcevo statements, nggrguc 1911 bales n,ast 1850
during tho corresponding period laat week showing
decrease Of 80 bales The exports for tho period
embrace 1920 bnlcs 10i Of which wero to foreign por
and 400 consiwsr.
STATEMENT or COTTON.
Stock hand September J. SG6. bales To-, ,0s2
iFteifcd to-day. ...........-...-........: ts3
Additional bnles natiu fronl wrecked. looso
nnd damaged Cotton, ptckiugs, samples,
lJ,32t-7Ol, ,uo
SGo.osT
ClenrCu .uOno
Exported prcSously. .7EI. .J09-T& 800
q
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IMPORTANT OBRTIFIOATR8,
'-a RooHHsrxh, n. 2 /, December %, 1851.
Aefsra p q. DRAKE d COL have been great suf
fnrer from Dyspopna for threo years. and had 70
abandon my profession About three months ago
ired the Plantation Btess, and 70 my great Joy am
nov nearly we'll pln. Havo recommended them In
several cases. and As far know, always With sigma
benbnk gi Inm, respectfully yours,
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Jdn.es n. Wshi, Efq.:
MY DEAN Sin: As yuu aro going bsok to the Unitsa
States, muRt beg you TO remOmbor kindly TO the
meesrs. Ohickering. Tell them I was delighted With
their Grand Pinoforte-df good iat!rz7er,t nink
a. todi euer furnai out both IN touch andteY
Wlahing you, 30, I remain overtl iIy,
II Z. DR0nDWOOD,
Firm OF I. Brosdwood Il Bons Panoforto Mnnufse.
turers, London.
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Ketsrs. CAtckeTir1 q .Sons: NJ - -
GrsTs: have Just boon invited by Mess OoIlard 70
have hesitation in endorsing opinion OF INV old
friend. Mr. Q. D. oolinrd viz: That is the nnes In.
atrument I ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen. mort faithfully yours,
J. L. HATTON
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Ifss~ontah IRON hs mon ditfnouithed AritIti IN Sops
10 Aesfrs. Chiekering SOM:
LONDON, July 16 1Bca.
Having played upon Piano-forts msdo by Mossrs.
Ohlcterng Bons, OF Boston and New YORK, have
much pleasure In testfylng 70 its general eIcsrnco
For swsetnsas and brtllianoy OF tone dolcaGy OF
touch and magnificent power for coucert purposes j
consider Il . really 0RLND Piano roRrx AND pHoIprp-
IL TIE eEbr HAVE sKRH OF AAknrcAH MArUYAcrunG.
ARABELLA GODDARD. GIOL0 RKaONDI. t|.
q. A. OSBORNE ALFRED JAELI.
W. KUHR tIINDSAY SLNPER.
JULES BENEDICT. ~. M0SOHELE5,
III. w BALfE Prof OF Conseryatolre de
Oh Az HALLE. Leipkig.
BRINLEY RIUHARDH Ia. AHTiII}il OHAppRI.
REME EAYAA9ER. Director Of Monday Con.
5fDHEx ShITH. certs, London.
Among the ehisfpont. Of excellence OF tho oh,efsr.
Ing Pianos OF which speak hs artsts in their
congratnlatory testimonials to tho Messs Ohictering
are the greatest possible depth. richness volume OF
tono, combined with rafo briliRncy, oearness and
psrfoot eJennesa throughout the entire scale; and
above ALL surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympathetic quality Of which never changes nndsr tho
most delicate or powerful touch. =: =.
During the past fortyhree ysArs this rm has manu-.
EOturod
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Another wonderful Ingredient, OF great uIa amons
tho Spanish ladss Of South America impartns beauty
known to the commerce Of the vofld and ve With old
| itl nAnno for the present. E'f ~ "H '.'I.'
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Cures General DEBILITY, YEAH
ncss, Hysferics In Females,
PHiPifHfion Of no Heart and
all Ntrcons Dfsedsea. II ro-
stIrcs new life and ylgor 10 tho
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-'i;..4 sls" cFais 2nt .t2"oi'a N'il!a4 3: ,q'
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1coMMUN1CAT1oN.l

To Me Eduor Of the CharlesttE Daily Ne,cs:
S1R: noticed in your paper of the 18th
instant, two persons we're brought before the
United States District Court for selling lottery
tickets without an United States license, and not
stamping the tickets as required by tho revenue
laws. wish, through the columns of your valua-
BILE paper, to inform my friends and the public that
/ am in no eoay connected with the business upon
which the above persons were arrested. The only
legalized lotteries in The United States arc the
Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries, under the
management of MURRAY, EDDY g. Co. and FRANCE,
MORRIS & Co., and the Georgia State Lottery for
the benefit of the widows and orphans and to erect
and endow an institution to be called the Masonic
Orphans Home" to be free to the orphan children
OF Masons throughout the United States. 1 have
been appointed agent for this lottery by tho prin-
cipal manager, Col. W. W. BOYD, Of Atlanta, Ga,
Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of
Georgia. I am also agent for tho kentucky State
Lottery, under an United States Iiconsc, and have
paid my dues. made application at the last scs
sion Of tho State Legislature for license law,
aud had framed Bill, which, under the pressure
of other business, lies over for further action at
the next session. am also paying monthly dues
to the city.
By publishing the above you will much oblge.
yours respectfully, e. T. PETERS,
No. 80 Hascl street.
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. f. THoRsroN. the great English Astrolo-
gis Clarvoyant and Psychometician, who has aston
shcd the scientific classes Of the Old World has 10
Gated herself at Hudaon, N. Y Madame THORNTON pos
sesses such wonderful powers of second sight to
BILE her to mpar knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single married Of either While in state
trance she deneates the very features of the person
you to marry and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power known the Psychomoope, guarantees to
produce eke picture of the future husband or wife
of the applicant together with date of marriage position
ife leading traits Of character &c This is no hum
bug as thousand of testimonials assert She will
send when desired, certified certificate written
guarantee that the picture is what purpors to be- By
enclosing ma lock of hair and stating place of BIRTH
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you win
ceive the picture and desired information by return mall
ALI communications sacredly confidential Address. in
confidence, Madame E. 4. THORNTON, P. o. Boz 22s
Hudson, N. Y. 1y March 80
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Give Nature a Lift.

PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH OF NATURE. THEY
triae with their health and their constitutions and then
are surprised that they fall sick,
The pressure of constant mental bodily labor upon
the animal powers, Is tremendous Very few systems
and constitutions bear up against this pressure un-
assisted. Add to this the unhealthy influences which
urk In the air we breathe, the water We drink
the assitde produced ct this by the change from
the rgor OF Winter to the warmth Of Spring. and would
seem require almost superhuman ysor to keep in per-
feet health without reinforcing the physical energies
But how reinforce them2 Certainly not with adulera-
ted stmulans. There is poison in the outer air, or
in the atmosphere of furnace-heated rooms, or work
Shops or factories perncious those deadly burning
fluids.
Why use them, when
HosTEII ERs STOMACH BITTERs,
vegetable tonic without alloy, everywhere obsin
able2 Nothing has boon offered to the feeble and
dcbatod harmless In its nature, powerful In its
inHgorating effects, as this celebrated
SToMaCHIC AND ALTERATIVE.
In the army and the navy in settlements and in
crowded Cities by old and young, rich and poor 1t is
used as q
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
with most gratifying results. April %
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Gin. as a Remedial Agent

GN, AS REMEDIAL AGENT, HAS BEEN IN FA-
VI VOR with the profession for worry long period but
owing to the difficulty of obtaining pure article it has
fallen into disuse in many sections Of the country much
to the regret of medical men, who consider it almost
specific III very many diseases For all OF Grarel
pure Gin if administered under professional guidance
will certainly work cure; and if taken preventive
acting as it docs the sensitive membranes it c!caIscs
the parts so us to all possible sediment Admin
stered in tic way it will prevent the formation
dlcuii and do away with those terrible operations
therefore, SO necessary for their permanent removal
Gin is of ncalcuabc benefit 10 females in those diseases
so peculiar to the SEX and from its tonic well as its
anodyne properties it is frequently superior to iron
bark or even the electrical remedies In OF posi-
tive tendency 10 Eathis,s Consumption Gn in proper
quantities. by supplying or filling up the constant dying
out of the natural fire OF the systc will often entirely
ward OIL that awful disease which carries oil une-clchh
of the population Of the United States annually Pure
Gin has this peculiar advantage c"ar other di[usble
stimuli that it cxlaracs without creating any thirst Of
an unhealthy character it sootes while it also excitcs
and is powerful ncrvinc as well rs IN active tonic.
"BININGEH'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
possesses all the qualities that be desired for the high
est and uobest Of all wines or liquors. Its inGrc-
donts are the distilled Juices of carefully selected grains
made dclicately pungcn. and avorOus with the aromatic
tncture of the jumper Dorry Age has mcllOwcd all
these mingled aromas and given an exquisite mdness-
n smooth oily body-and IN almost floral olor to The
uuor which rcnd. IL delicious to the scnscs of smell
aud taste alike while its sparkling liquid purity leaves
nothing for the eye to desire
Thc writer must remark that Messrs. 4. NJ BrSINGER
& Co merit the gratitude of the entire medical lrocs
sion as well as the world at large for having Introduced
stimulant fsuch ncXccptionabc purity aud uue1uiyo-
power both as preventive and curative agent uud
harmless exbilaalivc beverage. .-Chcmlcal Journal and
Medical Gazette tul nlhhlos January 90
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

4 IL vERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
II ING sprit,luus liquors, within the city limits. wIio
have not executed their bonds and taken ont the proper
cards TO show That they have license to SELL will be re-
ported Us not complying with the law, after Monday 5
inst.
Those who Inv, cards are hereby notified to have the
same placod in conspicuous place in the window All
failing 10 observe this notice will also be reported after
the aforementioned time. w, II. SMITH,
March, Clerk Of Council.
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The PAIMSTTo STEAM FIRE ENaHE.-The Pal
metto Fire Company received by the Moneka on
last Saturday, their new steam engine, which had
been ordered from tho North some time since.
It was instantly taken in charge by the committee
appointed and carried to the engine house in Arson
street where it was visited by numbers OF enthusi
astic firemen, who were anxious toinspect the new
conner. From the criticisms of the knowing, we
can confidently say that the Palmetto Company
have obtained q superior machine, and one that
in their hands will be made to confer credit on the
manufacturers.
The engine was built at the Amoslieag Manufac-
turing Works, Manchester, New Hampshire. and is
of the same pattern as those now IL the Depart
ment, but is far more elaborately oruamented, and
has several improvements that will add to its eff
cacy. The boilers are covered with princes metal
and brass bands, and with the exception OF the
platform Of the Dir chamber, the entire engine is
covered with brass work. There are four lanterns
on different parts Of the machine: and one large
globe lamp surmounting the air chamber, bearing
on it's side the name of the company and its motto
Nolt me ta,.gere." The engine is complete in
every detail, and has fifty feet Of strong india rub
Der suction hose; tho pumps are double, four
inches in diameter the cylinder six and seven
eight inches, and it has an eight inch stroke.
The entire weight Of the engine for fire duty is
about $500 pounds, which is extremely light when
the quantity of metal used in tho construction is
considered. BY an addition to the front the en- zine
can be moved either by hand or horse power,
great improvement on those now in use. The cost
Of the engine was s465O, and the manufacturers
have guaranteed that she will be all that the Com
pany expect. Tuesday has been appointed as the
time to test her spouting qualities, and see what
chance the Company will have ct the approaching
anniversary
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