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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
TEIETY MINUTES!
In por.s nj 10 Il now how to Use Rad
pay's Ready Relief'' in Acute
nno Dangerous Attacks:
NJ cwN CASE.


Or e,s:,.day 15.h:, lie 10th, was violently seized
with Oopges!1un ot tte Lungs. For few days pre-
yjcus leit dill pain over my left lung, with
oc:aqonal coughs, hut being actively engaged, paid
no attention 70 i. When seized, the pain was Sc
Ie-lrg cutting and ezcruciating, that every breath
drawn was lie red bot knie cutting m7 lang. Be-
inc apser. from home sent out for three bottles OF
EADTEy-s Relief, applied the entire lot to my
icpgs, pacE. shoulders. &C., and In few moments
cct Up ccrr:eT-irT:ts:ou. Respirauons were easy,
and, Es tie skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased
IN halt an bCu- was free from pain, and al signs
ot Congee:ion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This Is 40
important cure. It is' we'll that every one should
know how 10 use this remedy in seTere attacks Inc
same rrle hclde good n cases OF Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skin with II. 1t VIII
10 the snrtace. and persons now suffering may, IN
rHIRr7 MINUTES, De Tree from pain
CsECEIc INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has excited for a
lsrctb of tine N Eodiuon 10 the Relief, take six
of EADWAY'S PILE. Powder them. In half IN
honr. in NOS. CASES. they wnll operate. II not, re-
neat The DOSE IN one or two hours at the furthest
thpy will operate, and the patient soon get well. In
Bilious Typhoid Fever and Ague, this treatme 1s
''f' ~ w. JOHN RADwAY, N. D.
stz- FIR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES are sold py Drug
rgts and storekeepers everywhere Get the New
Style, With 1ndia Rubber Cork.
DOWIE & NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. lsS Meeting street. corner Easel
Charleston, 3. Q.
uay2 p&c 6noS
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Steamship saragossa, crowell, New York-left
Wednesday, N. Mdze. TO RaYene1 q 90.
Amme, G D Ahrens Co, ] D Aiken Co, Boilmann
Bates Co, J B Belts. l. Caldwell, clacius
Il Wiite, G Carr & o, Cardoza, Cohen. Hanckel
& Cc, T Campbell, ] Cook Co, ) Commins, Cam
eron, Barkley Co, Darcy, Dow1e & NOISE, Dou-
t,lman, J Farley 90. G uo.dstein, Graver,
h Gtrdts Co, Goodrich, Wineman 60, W Hene-
rey, n A Hunt SOD. j W Harris IN l. co, Hur-
kamp Co, z Henry Hart Co, Holmes alder,
o E & 8 Johnston, Krie:e chapman, d Alep,
Kinsman, Ii Klatte l. Co, Klinck, WicieuDers Y
Co, g Fl Linstedt Laurey & Alexander, Lafte Il
Co, Magill Muller, Einitz & co, Marshall.
w Matthiessen, McLoy Rice, W Marscher. Mrs NJ
o'Neill. F o'Nell L Son. o,Neil Ostendor1
Co, Pelzer Rodgers & Co. Palmetto Pioneer Co-ope-
ratve Association, r Porcher, D Paul l. Co., 'outh
ern Exuress Co, T PeaBe, Quackerbush, " T
Russell, C Stackley, Stone, Stol, Meoo GO, )
NJ shsckelford, G W Steftens 4 GO, . Ihom on q
Co, Tupper & Son, P Walsh, Welch Il BrandPs
NJ Wohltman, Weraer Duckcr, Walker, Evans
Co, Hyman Co, Washington, Bissel Y Co.
II Harris W Nugont 9 Il ClHussen, Bart q Wlrth,
G o Denny z I Benetict, Douglass jackson, a
Shrine. s Wilson, WAGNER Aea,h ~ Monsess, ; " =.
Beuthnor, Brown l. Eyer, U Qu1rtermasser, John,
ston, Crews Co, J Hyman Co. q Almar' and
Order.
steamer Dictator. Wiley, Palatbn viu Jackson
vilIe Fernandina. savannah, &c. Mdze and Sum-
dries. TO Aiken 4 Co. D Walker q GO, Came
ron, Barkley Co, JeGords Co, Js Holmes, J e e
Vollers, q Gerdts Co. Goodrich. Wineman Co, !
spesssgger Grager Marsh Ir, Sho sssnsoss S0Ssy
& Co, solomons, Waller. Evans & Co, Q Sub
sistence Department Ingraham Son, and othere
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey. Baltmore-lett -
inst Mdze To Mordecai Go. Courteny TTen-
hahn, Railroad Agent. E 0owper;hwaito' Bisaen
Co, Klatte & Co. D Kirkpatrick, 3 Brown,
Goodrich, Wlneman Co, Peunal, D Francke,
N Robson, Jennings. Thomlinson & 90. Holmes Z
calder, Douglas & Miller, G " steftens & 90: Welch
& Brandes, arayely, Y Webb, Ra.eael Barn,
well, Jefords co, Ostendorf co. d draSer,
l. Caldwell, B O,NeiI, Sto1 Webb Co, Came
ron, Barley l. Co, j N Nichols, T Forreson, W N
Bird b Go. Ncpuals Cohen, Y Broolbapfs, Aana-
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A MODERN BLUE BEARD-A HoRRB1E RE-
CORD OF CRME.-A case has just beentried in
the Criminal Court Of Posen, Prussia, which
in it's peculiar actrocity actually outdoes the
sanguinary legend Of Blue Beard.
The criminal was bookbinder named Witt
man. and the crime Of which he was accused,
and for which he has been condemned to death,
was the poisoning Of four wives and two onil-
This Whitman, while working as journey
man in Trollin some ten years ago, made the
acquaintance Of the governess Of his employer,
8 nj. Pirsch,. who died suddenly not long after
ward, leaving his entire fortune to his gov
erness.
whitman thereupon settled at Violin, and. in
1850, married the heiress OF VI; Plrscn. Two
1862 Mrs. Whitman died very suddenly, leaV-
ing all she possessed to her husband. Three
months afterwards the eldest boy was attacked
by o mysterious disease and also died.
In June, 1868, Whitman married his second
wife, who had likewise some money, and who
died in the following December, after having
made will in her husbands favor eight days
third wife to his bosom, in the person Of an
heiress, richer than either Of the previous VIC
TINS; and this woman died within five months,
shortly after having made will dividing her
fortune between her husband and her mother.
Two months after her death, Whitman enter
ed for the fourth time into matrimony-thls
time marrying wealthy widow with one child,
who died three days after the marriage.
Whitman then left Violin and settled at Po-
sen. His fourth and last wife died in Sepsem-
ber, 1866. having like her predecessors, made o
will in favor of her husband about month be-
fore. Under pre.e1t that she had died of chol-
era, Whitman wanted to have her buried imme-
diately, but the extraordinary mortality in this
mans family had at last attracted attention,
and the police interfered with his rather pre-
mature arrangements. A physician was called
in, an examination made, the presence Of arse
mic proved, and Herr Whitman was lodged in
j,il just as the funeral procession started from
his door.
The bodies Of his former wives and Of the two
children we're afterwards exhumed, and chem,
ical ar lysls revealed traces Of arsenic in oil Of
them. The proofs we're too patent to admit o.
doubt or discussion, and after brief trial
Whitman was, as above related, condemned to
death. Ere this, he has paid the penalty OF hls
crime.
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Every kind Of pain, whether Rheumatism, Neu-
ralga, Tootbsche Pal9s In the Chest, Side, Lungs,
Stomach Bowels, Kidneys, Spine, Legs, Arms, Feet,
one application wac snficient TO kill and extern inate
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops TO a teaspoonful
would cure, and viii cure, Asiahc Cholera, Fever
and Ague, Ch;lls and Fever. Bilious Colo InAam-
nation Of the Bowe!e, Cramps, spasms, DiarTE9a,
side of 1nan, woman or child this was RAILWAYS
READY Relief Of 1847, and it is RADWAY'S RE-
LIEF, greatly improved. in 1858.
We then started it in lts mission Of relieving the
infrm, paln-stricken. sick, distressed and crippled
OF al nations throughout the world. and now to-day
it is used, psronized and revered as household
necessity, n the palaces OF sultans, Empero-s,
Knir os, Kings, High Priests, EobleS as well as in
the cottages Of the laboTng classes Of every nation
on tie f.oe 6 lie earth.
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Markets by Telegraph.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoNDop. August 1.-oonsols s47sas4K; bonds r.
LIVERPOOL, August 1-Noon.-cotton firm; saief
estimated at 12,oos bales; uplands 9%d' orleans
1oa4d. Provinons quiet.
Evening.-Cotton closed steady. Breadstuffs un'
changed. LAID COS Sd. Naval stores firm Com
mon rosin 6s Cd; fine 1ss cd. Turpentine 27s' su'
gar firm.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YoRn, August 1-Noon.-Gold Az. ster-
ling 10. Flour 5aloc better. Wheat 1a2c better
Corn slightly favors buycrs Mess pork quiet OF
s2S 40. Lard firm; steam 1sa1skc. Cotton shade
frmer q. 3oa9ohc. Turpentns firm at A1sd45c.
Rosin steady; common 50 s5. Freigh!s quiet.
Evening. Money easy call aa4. Bank statement
favorable Gold active and advancing; 145Aal40%
all offered promptly taken. Governments qu1et nno
steady. Border State bonds frmer. Tennesses, new
621S; old 622S. North Carolinas GsA. Stocks hrn'
er, with general improvement Export OF specie 1oI
the week S77700o. Cotton q shade finer; ealef
1900 bales at a0a3oH. F1our-superfre State s1a
7 Sc. Wheat quiet, Corn-mixed Western 81 lol
IS. Whiakey active and frm; bond, 61c. Mess
pork frner at $2s S735za2S so. Lard active; Kettle
1s4a1sc. Naval stores firm. Groceries and freights
quiet
BALTIMORE, August 1.-cotton firm at 80. Flow
very firm with no stock on hand. Grain firm al
yesterdays prices. Mess pork firm at $780, Bacon
rib sides IT; shoulders 14Ha14%. North Caroline
si1es coupon 10 bid Virginia SKIES, old, inscribed
As bid.
WILMINGTON. August 1.-Spirits turpentine firm
st Ale. Resins dull; no change il prices. Tar firm
at 50 So.
AueusrA, August 1.-Nothing done in cotton
stock, PAST bales.
SAVANNAH, August Cotton firm; holders tot
high for buyers; midding held at 2oa29H; no sales
receipts, bales; exports-coastwise, 600 bales,
MOBILE. August 1.-eo.ton-nothing done;i quo
tatons nominal; holders asked 81 for low m!ddlng;
receipts, 2; exports, 191 bales.
NEW OnLEANs, August Cotton-nothing doing
middIngs nominally es11c; no sales; receipts, %
EXPORTS 415; sterling 5s1sa6oc; sugar and molassc
dull and nominally unchanged
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-Elour s625a6 TO- CcrI
sSas5. Mess pork s2s 5oa28 75. Lard 1Sl4a1s1.
Bacon, shoulders 1877; Gear sides Tx. whiahey
free, 81 20.
CINCINNATI August 1.-Flour unchanged. Mes
pork held at s2s 80; buyers demand reduction
Lard 1871. Bacon quiet,
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1alMIaRAT1,os,


Ar 80 -.
.Fss z z = q -,
the orangeburg Times puDnsnes ~, sue a.. ~
4a1RinR letter from General Magener, tne slaee
-. ss;ss;cn !, q. immigration;
~ -, ~ 3oeo
- * 49, 4RLEsroN june ~, 1ooo'
IN, n. W.sLeqdfe, Esq, OTdngeburg:
~ - Is -. " at q. t;aSact;on
~ AR ~, vo1,r Letter NJ
md mqcn pleaan isS,sm So,,r secfion
In tnss., tnas Sno isIuv - t.Sa tivelv inter
OF country !" hesr nv EARNEST
: Ast IN immigration. ~ mas peel my Sat SatnsS' -,
sDndeayor for many yeaia 70 snyE siaS aTd :.
enlarged industrious Wmte PyPuiualo1 ans
1igerai&ed industry Houlo pe s1o Ges iuiuas .ou.uS
Eon OF an econ omlcai plospe5lsy anu ioa,,
Dw former institution Wouid not rsSe " geSS ~.
weakened, as was feared put sIen9tneu;eo it,y ~
: number Of small farmers 70 sns1ain tne 10
staple cropping OF tne Piantes M.l,ons .,oas -, ~
dollars could have bean saVe0 every year 70
The reeouzces OF the State. but ainc3 our 'n ia.S
revolution, more tnan ever pslote Ius :s n.i,an
{ farmer has become Q necessary, ano we aie
listnclined ourselves 70 circums1iOe ooI as.r-
fultural oper4tions and multiply our produc-
lions, 1t should Dean earness enoeayor " =! II =,
S7uce g people TO come among us. tnss ls III
The habit and wiling to apply al tne powers
! p8 mind and body 70 such commemorate ppI- p9,-
suits. II Is possibies that nave TOO avoIapie
1n opinion o. tne sesonscss =. y ona ~ SSa oar.
1sden-spots OF the earth, requiring only an enet-
8etic, perseyering and nuga people 70 msSe
her most happy nome 1os mainons you un-
born. zss.,,
The actual results OF our iabors IN tne nelo
{: OF immigration have been limited. am sorry
10 say, that we continue to meet with great
opposition In Europe to any emigration to our
Southern States, mostly on account or tne mis-
representation or Northern and western agen-
; pies, that have mad lor many Years past an
undisputed control OF puDnc op9lon IA !egalu l1ul
t0 that matter and nave snape9 l1 entirely 70
: suit their purposes. NE are SLOWLY 9ainins
s ground however, and II our circumstances
would permit enlarged operations and greater
tsciliGes OF intercoc.5e tnan We nov control,
together with an increased and more general
Iberahty ON the part our Peop.e II VI onees eos u
: land at low rates, ana remuneraIse mases, 81
have no DOUBT We snoio sooa Ssa,s ood % -
obstacles. Isw pi1cSs e. Ia 1a.r,,oJ % thev a-e
strangers ana ns tar ss haso a-,d +hsv fbem
easlsneo Win tner amu ~. ,;ta
selves VIII prove Vaiuspie o..l1e a,,t
1our nundrea persons oaYe igauu N lis ~
IN the country, mostly on snsIes, 9us-nsit & ~ ".
tne crop aiter paying expenses, anu tL uom G VIZ T
parles tnst nave communicates WILL LUG,
havereceiyed sausiactory accounts. consia-
erable NUMBER OF Europeans nave gone up 70
Aaurens DlstSlct lsst WINTER, put nave not
recently heard IRON me planners now tney are
progressing. a planter irom tpe low country
wrote me, that WIN nun %n.se lao Ip naa proVeo @
"a success. AnosneI ~ a =, GasoaSs InG
WORKED with sman ma .be asme - tb;ne unoSs IaS
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A GREAT sENsA71oN!-A GOOD sENsA-
11ONl
PAIN CURED IN an INSTANT!

In 1s4T The great grand principle Of stopping the
mos. ezcraca6rg pain in an instant, without en-
paoying such dangerous agents as Chlorofc1m,
OPIUM Morphine, Aoontne, Ether, &C., was arat
made known in
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paux Lanneau, Fsldman Co, Rieffe Lllien-
thai, Won Dohlen. stenhouse & Co. o Phillips, g
Luhn, Adams Express, a Cansle, Rodgers GO,
JA Quackenbush, Nieman Berger, Bollmann Bros,
J A Enslow & Co, @ Luhn, Weiskof, Kep ]
Hurkamp l. Co. ] Horbach, ] A Cook L Go, Binns,
W Middleton, Klinck, Wickenberg & Co, j Kerr Il
90, Campsen & Co, A. Harris, ] Often, Lilliec-
hal, T N Cater, and Helms.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-Jae Adger
schr VIM Mann, Stanford, Philadelphia-H Be-
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
schr Mann, STAFFORD, Phi adclphia.
UP for this Port.
schr My1oVer, Brunnal, New York, July 80.
Cleared for this Port.
5chr N " Smith, Tooker, at New YORK. July 30.
Memoranda.
Tie schr Ella, Gray, for Georgetown, S e, cleared
atBoaton, July 20.
The schr B Thomas, Mismo-e, from Philadel-
phia for Charleston, with cargo Of coal, put into
Norfolk Va, July 80, in leaky condition.
The schrs D wi1amo Rulon, and susar Wright
Mount, arrived at New York July 81, from George
town, sc.
PORT Or GEORGETOWN. S, c., TO AUGUST /.
ARRIVED.
July 26-schr 8 Smith, Brewer, Savannah Ga
July 29-Schr Smith, Prince, Charleston, C.
July S1-Schr Statesman, Bedel, New York.
CLEARED.
July 25-schr Seguin, Can. Portsmouth, N q.
July 81-schrs 8 8 Smith. Brewer, Sag HaIbor, L
I; Smith, Prince, Charleston, s G..
: August 1-schr Chloe, Hatch, Boston.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
The Cardigan, Young up... '.............J June "a
DOMESTIC.
BcsrcN.>
Schr John Griffin, Foster up.............Jp July IA
Schr Montana, Bearse, July ~
SET ToRE,
Brig Samuel Welsh, Hoecker, cleared. July 1G
Schr Annie Batch elder. Steelrnan cleared July %
Schr " Smith, Tooker, cleared July SO
Schr MyIover, Brunnal, July 80
PHILADELPHIA.
schr " Tiers. Hoffmaun, cleared. ......... July 2s
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RADYAY's READY RELIEF.

1,his remedy accomplished this wonderful and de-
Eahttul 6ederatum In all cases Of external and In
ternal pain. In an instant 1t afforded relief, the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain exdsted-it at once re-
eved the patient Of the most violent and excructat
ing pangs md thIcbs Of pain, and impaired the de-
lghteul senssticn of ease and comfort.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL sypERNTENDENr,s OFFICE,


ON AND after SUNDAY, MARCH 10TH, TIE:
" PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Carolpsi
Eai-rosd VIII run az follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charjeeton..... ............... $50 a. H.
Connecting With rans for Montgomery. Memphis,
Nashville and New c1lears, Viz Montgomery and'
Grand JuIcton.
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. $50 A. NJ
Connecting viii Wilmington and Manchester Rail-.
roae, Charlotte ard South Carolina Railroad and;
9eg cEAaLbsToN.
Le.ve Argss:s.. ..................6.eo .. r..
LeaTe CoieIn nt-a...... ....... ......6 10 a. N
Ar-cye 1t Charleston. z. NJ
AUGUSTA N1eET EXPRESS
lsrErATs EcEPrEp.)
Leave Charleston. ...................7.30P H..
L--7Ye a. SGgosta. 46 A. M.
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville
ard Flew Orleans, Wa Grand Junction.
cave augusta. 10 P. NJ,
A1Ve q; Ohs-!esten. 400 A. M
COLUMBIA NIGHT EyPEsss.
.sCNDLYs E1cEPrEp.l
Lea7t ChaI es.on. $40 T. u.
Connecting ISnndays e.csp:eGj with Gseenvillo nd
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia ......................5.30P P. NJ
arrive at Charleston. n.
sUMMEgvILIE -KAN.
Leave Charleston. $40 P. NJ.
arrive at Sunmerv-e. -e..........".......6.16P P. H..
Leave 9umGeI'iue. .7.20 4. N
ArTiye at CharleRton. on...................6S5 4. u,
CAEDEi BGANcE.
On Mondays, BtGsc6cys and Saturdays.
Leave KingviDe. :...... .........,,..2o0P. H.
hIi1o - .o.UU T.
Leave Camoep.. 610 a. II,
Arrive at Klngrne .L40 A. r..
tSigneo) q. T. PEAKE,
April 29 General superintendent
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Gommsrfial.
Exportg.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston--4cA bales
Upland Cotton, GOO bbls Rosin, II terces @ RICE. &c
237 bales Waste 218 bsles DomesticH, 1872 bbls
Flour, 10 hhds Bones, 1868 boxes Peaches and
Fruit 654 Melons, 21a empty Barrels Go pack
ages SundrIee.
PAILADEIPHIA-Per echr Vim Mann-2s5 tons
Old Iron.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE oT THE DAILY NEWS,
CHAE11sroN. Saturday Evening, August l, 90.
The market was quiet with but little inquiry, but
factors were generally asng full rates. In the ao'
sence Of sales quotations were nominal.
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DIR Oo "a M.A TIoNa.
! STATE OF. Of SOUTH CAROLINA.

CITY OF CHARLESTON.
Whereas there Is reason to believe that tho fire,
which occurred on the morning Of the 22d instant
was the work Of an incendisry:;T it
Now, know all men by these presents that Nil.
Ton Cogswell. Mayor Of the city aforesaid do offer
reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR the dis.
covey and proof to conviction in any court Of COM.
potent jurisdiction, OF the party parties who fred
Messrs. Dowie l. Noise, which was barnt down,
with another, on the morning above stated.
Witness my hand this twenty y-eecond day Of june,
a. d. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-.
eight. 51&@-- ~ ~ I.3..is
MILTON CoGsWELL, Mayor
". a. ss1TH, .Merk Of Council.
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Gitu aaufrtisfu1tuts.
NY TAxGs-MoNTHLY RETUI Ms.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR I
n.nr Ax.er,,,& 1aco 4

0EF7CE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CI-y BALL, August !, 1868.
Notce IS hereby given to all concerned, thai o.,
monthly Returns 5or the nontho of July past in ON
piance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 2t
Of January, 1867 must be made or before The 75l
instant.
TAXES Oh TEE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On all sales OF Goods, Wares and Merchandise iD-
Guiding sales By Bakers, Butchers, auclsters, and
by dealers IN Rice, Lumber, Hay, Grain and Naval
Stores
On all gross receipte Of all Street Railroads.
On all gross receipts Of all Express Companies
On ell sales at Auction.
On al Carriages and Buggiee.
On al income derived from the pursuit. Of any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment
On the grose receipts of all Commercial Agencies
+ On ell commissions received by Factors, Commits
sion Merchants, Bankers, Brosere, and others.
On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
Conn any, or by esencies for individuals or compa-
nies. ..5..
On all gross receipts Of all Gas Companies
On every Horse and Mule used or kept within the
city, excepting horses or mules used in any public
licensed carriage. cart dray, or ether vehicle.
On az Barber Shops.
On all gross receipts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses,
On all receipts Of Livery Stable Keepers.
On the grose receipts Of Cotton Presses
On the gross receipts Of all Printing Offices, News
pap.re and Publishing Eouses -
On all Goods sold IN the city by persons not reei-
don't, BY sample or otherwise. --f
city.
On sales OF Stocks. Bonds, and other securities.
On the gross Ieeeip:s Of Magnetic Telegraph Gem
paniee
On the gross receipts Of al,Tayern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers ff
Al the defaulters win be dealt nth as the c1di-.
nance directs. WIN. HUGHES,
August 15 City Assessor.
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TSTIMATES FOR PAINTING TEE;
II DIALS ON ST. MICBAEE,5 CHURCH STEEc.
PLE-Sealed estimates directed to the Committee en-
St Mchsels Clock are hereby invited by the $50 in-
slant, at u NJ The work to be done is as follows:
To paint the four. ~ Dials twhite.)
To paint all the numbers on the same (black.)
To paint the hands and bronze the same :
To varniah the whole after painting,
Tie materials used to be Of the very best quality.
By order cf the Chairman
". 81. SMITH,
July % Z. CLERK. Of Council.
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Wtlnnington Market.
WILMINGTON, August 1.-TuRPEsTME-Mer
ket Arm and &c higher. Sales Of S59 bble OF 8 for
soft. and 80 for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRPnsTNE-Is Is frmer, and has advanced
Hc Sales Of $50 bbla at 4oa40hc for country and
zoJxsilc per gallon for New York packages-olosing
OF the highest figures.
RosrNoThe market has ruled quietto-day, and no
transactions reported. .
TAR-55 bbls changed hands at 80 per Dbl.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,


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August i.
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2o24 buahels Grain 81 bbs Naval Stores, 2pS casks
Clay, cars Lumber, car Slaves, car Wood, 1880
boxes Fruit 5s7 Moons. To Chisolm Bros, Joh,-
ston, Crews Co, Goldsmith Son, q Klatte co,
walker, Evans 4 90, Rayenel Barnwel, Goodrich,
Wineuan & Co, g W Williams & Co, 7 a Wilbur, J
B E Sloan, Campsen 90, g Follin, T Brandln,
M Eaaon, Caroline Davis, W 8 Henerey, Street Bros
& Co. @ N AyeriI, Tiedemon Co, West jones' F
paux & Lanneau, W RoIch Welch Brandes, q W
Kinsman, P Suith, " Hunt
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SECRETARY sEwARD's Pos1T1oN.-The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
thus writes on Thursday:

thus writes on Thursday:
The most interesting political rumor of the
day is that Mr. Seward, who passed through
. this city Yesterday, on his way to Auburn, gave
his friends to understand that he was about 10
break ground in f.vor OF Gen. Grant. A brief
editorial in one of the Republican morning
papers has hint to the samo effect but the
Secretary, in conversation on the subject, am
assured was much more ou.spoken than the
hint would eem to imply.
The Democratic politicians are not little
perpleXed by TINS movement. They say they
cannot understand now the Secretary can take
such position, and yet occupya place in the
Cabinet Of President Johnson.
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OFFICE cHTRF OF POLdoE.-pIA1N
~ 0UARDHoU>g, CHARLESTON, 8. o., April 7,
166a-NoTICs.-The Ordinance profit iting the,
firing of guns, pistols squibs, &C.. within tie city
limits, Will hereafter be strictly enforced: 50.
eouth Of the Forks ci the Road Is violation of the.
ordinance. aNf "A (
By order Of Mayer ooeswE1l.
G. B. sIawALD,
April Chief Of Police.
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