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TIE LATEST ecceptricity Of the political
harlequin Of theg.New York Herald is q
serious proposition to throw overheard one
of the Chicago and one Of the New York
nominees, and with tho remaining oandi-
dates to form 'people's tioket"-GRAs1
for President and BLAIR for vice-President.
SEYMOUR and CoLEAx are, in the Herald's
estimation, ssa'brace Of nonentities," while
GRAsr and BLAIR. are "men ofyigor, cour-
age and capacity" In theelectioD Of these
latter, With @ Conservative Congress7'BEs-
NETT discovers the panacea Of: all our ma,
tional ills. it-....l4s. .i- -.rs - a1'
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doubtedly followed Mr.. Bradley through the
streets with the intention of robbing him, and
failing to accomplish his purpose in the street,
had stolen into the Office behind him and
crouched before the desk until the opportunl-
ty offered itself. The stolen bonds were new
sixty-fves, thirty-six thousand dollars OF the
denomination $500 and the remainder IN Donos
ofs1COc. The loss will not impair the standing
or credit of the company.
The scenes on the beach at Long branch
are thus described: 'sOut Of the bathing mouse
issues portly gent in bloomer robes; piacidiy
he surveys the crowd, sees that his garments
are secured against any chance aocident, locks
his door, and with stately, solemn tread, as
though bearing the responsibilities of nation,
he boldly marches to the waters edge, grasps
the rope and bFavelS steps into the deep. Here
comes younger individual, swell the night
before, the reverse now. BE walks toward his
lady frie nds and sits down for chat, talks
about swimming, etc., and finally rises and
walks up to his kness. Here he shivers awhile,
until, taken unawares, he is wet BY breaker,
when he sputters and dips and makes his bath.
Next comes the bold and practiced swimmer.
Starting on ru1 be dives into the first wave
and swims around TO his own satisfaction.
Here comes lady probably, though where all
dress alike it is difficult to distinguish. She
walks to the water and carefully vets her head,
then bobbing up and down she proceeds inch
by inch to where the water is waist high, and
there she remains. Many other classes are
represented; the father Of a family who bathes
his little flock as farmers do their Sheep. C.,
without wetting themselves; the belle of the
night before, who comes skipping along with
some gentleman friend, and shrieking as
though suffering countless torments. she per-
mits herself to be led into the water. Some OF
the ladies are very courageous and good
swimmers, but many go in only to improve
their lungs"
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An ORDINANCE TO LICENSE Does X THE CITY OF
CHARLESTON, AND FOB orHER PURPOSES.
I. Be ut ordained That from and after tha passing
of this ordinance all dogs found going at large In the
City Of Charleston except such as may wear such o
badge aa the City Council may authorize the sale or
as provided for In the second clause Of this eecon
shall be liable to be killed BY the City Police or such
person or persons as the Mayor NAV authorize and
OF dogs shah be sntect to hne of not less than ten
dollars nor more than twenty dollars, one-hnlf to
the iniormer and the other halt to the use OF the
city.
number of metal badges suitable for d,gs. marked
O, and numbered from one upwards, and dispose of
the same for the sum Of two dollars each, to such
persons as may apply for the same.
g. The City Treasurer shall issue badges lmmedt-
atey after tue passing Of tins ordinance, and aanu-
ally thereafter. ON the first day of Janunry.
AN ORDINANCE FOB TEE BETTER OBSERVANCE OF TIE
LORDS DAY, COMMONLY CALLED SUNDAY AND FOB
orHE1 PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED.
]. SEC ]. Be IL ordained, That from and after the
publication Of this ordinance, no tradesman, aborer
or other person whasoeyer, shall do Or exercise any
worldly labor, business or WORK Of their ordinary
caIlings, on the Lords Day, iworks of necessity,
charity and the necessary occasions OF the fam lg
excepted; and every person OF the age OF tfeen
years and upwards. so offending, shall, for everi
such offence, forfeit asum not exceeding twenty DOL
lsrs. ..-l - ,-.is -s-- :.
2, SHc-u. No person or persons whatsoever shall
publicly e1pore to SALE or sell In any shop wnre-
house or otherwise. any goods, wares or mercnan-
disc whatsoever. upon the Lords Day; and every
person so offending SHALL for every such offence. be
lisble to be Aned In nny sum not exceeding twenty
dollare. -.
5. BEG III. No sports. pastimes, public exerciaes,
or exhibitions or games whatsoever shau be auoWed
ON the LORDS Day; and every person 30 offending
shall fcrfeit for every such offence. sum not ex-
ceeding twenty dollarL
L. SKc. ". II any peclon or persons vhasoevAr sna1
disturb any CONGREGATION o. people swiany assem- n
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CITY TAxHs-MoN1HLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR |

.ClTY BALL. august !, 1ooo.
Notice is hereby given to oil concerned, that the
monthly Returns for the mcnth Of July past In com.
pliance With the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the Nih
Of january 1868 must be made on or before the -
instant.
TAXES ON THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On oil sales OF Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in.
Guiding Gales by Bakers Butchers, Hucksters, and
by dealers III Rice, Lumber. Hay, Grain and Naval
Stores.
on all gross receipts of all Street Railroads.
On IL gross receipts of all Express Companies.
On all sales ut Auction.
On oil Carriages and Puggtes.
On all income derived from toe pursuit OF any
faculty, profession occupation or employment
On the gross receipts OF all CommerciM Agencies
On oil commissions received by Factors, Comnns-
zion Merchants Eankers, Broyers, and others.
On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
Com any, or by agencies for individuals or compa-
MES.
On all eross 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 other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers In all articles whatsoever.
On al Barber Shops.
On all gross r ceipte OF Hotels aud Puouc EatlnB
and Boarding Houses,
On all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers.
On the gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts of all Printing Oficea News
pap rs and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold 10 the city by persons not resi-
dent. b. sample or otherwise.
On all sales Of Horses and Mules brought to tne
city.
On SAILS OF Stocks. Bonds, and other securities.
On the g-oss receipts y: Magnetic Telegraph Com.
panies
On the gross receipts Of all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers,
All the defaulters viii be dealt with as the ordi-
nance directs w. n. HUGHES,
August Is City Assessor
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the statesmanship and the magnanimity
which the occasion calls for; because that
party alone demands no repudiation of our
manhood; because only on the platform 1t
has erected can the principles Of the Union
and the constitution be attained; because
that party alone allows Southern man to
take his place as peer among his fellow
citizens, without perjuring bis soul or tramp
ling under foot the ashes of kindred heroes.
This is Just what General HAMPTON meant
in his speech in Charleston.
1t is something to be assured BY 30 true
a man that we can take an active part IN
the political canvass now going on without
being subjected to any dishonorable de-
mands or unworthy compromises. On the
other hand, it is something fer the Demo
Gratis to boast Of, that without the sacrifice
of.any opinion on their part, without sur
rendering or ignoring single principle Of
constitutional liberty, they have succeeded,
at the close of terrible sectional war, in
establishing the fraternal union Of the
people of the whole country; in adopting 3
platform and selecting candidate, whose
comprehensive and generous statesmanship
,1svides for the welfare and the rights of
all. Every man Of public spirit, from the
Lakes to the Gulf, and from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, will rejoice in this sublime con-
summation. Every man who loves his coun-
try welcomes, with glistening eyes and
glowing heart, the hope Of united coun-
try. Only those are groaning and bowling
over the determination Of the North and
South, in the Democratic party, who we'll
know that public peace is to them political
ruin, who cannot but see the kindling
omens in the East that their hour and the
power of darkness are hurrying to an end.
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TIE ADMIRABLE article on "Recon-
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Of thoughtful and cultivated minds at the
North; and its position upon the Southern
question is one every way worthy Of the
reputation which that journal has won for
the judgment, directness and force of its
comments on passing events.
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GbnfQti0naI.

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THE BENNETTsvIlLE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED IN BENNEITsvLLE, g. c.. By
STU9BS LITTLE, Propnetors. WIN. LITTLE
Editor: A. A. SIUBBS, Publisher.
The extensive circulation Of the BennettsvLle
Journal in the Pee Dee counry, renders it a supe
-or advertising medium for the merchants AMI ou-
business r This section Of the state. The proprio
tors have resolved to advertise at prices to 1T the
times. lie journal is the only paper published IN
thiz portion of the State.
The editor will devote his time and energy to pro-
mote the interests aud maintain the supremacy OF
the white race. and will uafnchingly perform LII !
duty in tn. defence OF right and justice
August
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SITY TAxEs-sECuND INsTAL1IENT.
u CITY TREASURY, 1st July, 1s6s.-Under : an
SECOND INsTALMENT OF TAXES ON REAL
ESTATE is required on or before the last day OF
July, and not paid executions shall Issue N sWeny
julyI City Treasures.
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NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. IS wENTwoR rH-SIREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
V1HE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES N ARTTH:
i METIC, WRITING, READING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR arc from to O'CLOCK +. ID.
Terms-S2 per month in advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra. -
pecemhee2 o. r. RERd4ANH,
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Dissolution of Gupartuersbip.

nIssOLUTION OF COPARTE EER.
~ sHR.-The Copartnership hitherto existing
between the undersigned, as AucHoneers and Com.
mission Merchants OF No. 1856 Meehng-strcet in
the Ciy Of Charleston, 8. @. under the name OF
MCKAY & CAMPBELL, has this day been dissolved
By mutual consent ALI persons indebted to said
firm, to save litigation, will make payment to Messrs.
DURYEA & CUREN, Broad.street, and all having
claims against the Arm will please furnish parcu-
lars 10 same. WIN. MCKAY.
- JEO. CAMPBELL
Dated Charleston, S. c., August 1, 1853.
THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL CONTINUE THE
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, OF No.
13S MEETNG-STREET, as heretofore.
August8 WM. MCKAY.
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EUTHCE.
CIf.Y ciYIL FNGINEFR's OFFICE,

CITY CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE
crrv HALL. CHARLESTON, March 10Th, 1868, !
IL PROPERTY HOLDERS ON TIE LINE OF
n Meetins.street, and other citizens interested
IN the building Of a Shell Road on Meeting street
from Spring-sreet to the City Boundary. are hereby
respectfuliy informed that . Book OF subscription
will be opened for their signatures In my Office to-
day aud that when such IN amount is pledged, ss
in the Judgment Of the Cny Civil Engineer viii war
commenced. LOUIS +. BARRuT.
March "a City ciyI Engineer.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE E.-MAlN
~ GUARDHOU e, 'CaAnLEsToS, S. G.. Apcl Z,
ls6s.-NOTICt.-Iae Ordnance prohit itng the
firing Of guns, ristols 5qunbs &C., within the city
limits will hereatte. be strictly enforced.
shooting on the farms, streets, lanes and roaas
south OF the Forks OF the Road IS VIOLATION OF tne
ordinance.
By order Of Mayor CoaswELL.
AnriIs Chief of P3lce.
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Gita ,Abuertistultnts.

OFFiCE OF CHIEF OF POLICE
~ MAIN GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON, 6. c.,
August IL, 1SSS-PARTICULAR N0TICE.-The fol
lowing ordinance will be strictly enforced on and
..sy By order @ % Of the Mayor: c:B. sIGwALD,
/. 81 Chief of Police.
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AemouaB.

n EMOVAL.-I. HYhAN 81 CO. HAVE
II, removed from No. 293 King street TO No. 229
KING.STREET, 81 August 10
nEMOVAL.-DR. FRANCIS l.. PAR
n KER has removed his Office from No. ;79
Broad-street to No. II HASEL-STREET, two doors
east ofthe Postofice. July 2i
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
No. 12l BROAD RAYt
NEW YORK CITY.
afwspapers.

THE FALL TRADE.
MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
everywhere, but more especially In the CITY OF
Charleston will please bear in mind that the BARN
WELL SENTINEL is one Of the best advertising me-
diums in the state circulating OF every postohce IN
the District and has been in existence since 1852.
Business men would consult their interest BY trying
some of the Printers Ink used at that establishment
Address K. a BRONSON,
July Ia lmo Publisher and Proprietor
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COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETs s.,
v AUGUST 7, 1s6s-Estimates will be received
by the Comm ttee on Repairs until the 18th inst to
ERECT A BUILDING at the east end of the Markets,
according TO plans and specifications to be seen at
the Clerk 8 Office, east end OF Markets.
WILLIAM KIRKWOOD,
August 10 Chief Clerk.
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SPECTACLFs LOsT.-LosT, IN THE
morning pair o; GOLD sPECTAoLES. for which
suinble reward will be given lett at the MERCURY
OFFICE j.aa-s ..1' August 8
TNUUNU, ABLACK RkWFOUNDLAED
10 DOG, in possession Of a colored man, which
the owner can have by applying at No. SIRES-
STREET, between Spring and Bogard straeee. and
paying expenses. y e July 81
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ClTY TREASURY, JULY I, 1S6S.-Ne,-
I TIcE no HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN CJU-
PONS.-The Fife Loan Coupons Due this day and
payable in the City Of New York, viii be paid pre-
senAdou at this Office, 3. THOMAS,
July2 City Treasurer.
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.GoaRfut.


T1OR RENT, A LARGE AND CONVENT
II ENT STORE. on East bsy. For particulars,
apply at OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS.
.sAupust1 =. "a f-i-,F A..'' 6cu6
U1u RENT. TWO SQUARE ROOMS, IN
a pleasant part Of the city. To family OF two.
to an approved tenant terms win be moderate. Re-
70 ences required. Address Z. \. D., NEWS ONCE.
August 10 -
Tyu RENT, WITHFTHE FURNITURE,
adelightfally situated HOUSE In Hasel street,
near Anson, at $50 per month. Apply to LEltCH
BRUINS. -, .-'l..-,--=- :, July ~
FJ1O RENT, THAT DELIGHTFULLY."-
SITUATED HOUSE, with six square rooms.
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be low. Apply at No 8 BR0AD-STREET, or. OF No.
IA JOHN-STREET.. GUY -. :.
no RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, A
| HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pleasantly ait
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Beaursgard Battery. Apply at DAILY. NEWS eF,
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fost anb nnuD.

II OST ON YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
LIZ on East Bay Battery, an fnfani's GOLD BRACE
LET, set with four small ruby stones Aliberal re-
yl Tsrd SHrg T1 H given required by leaving y s
MULE sTsAYED. FROM "BELLE
lu Isle" Plantation st. Stephens Parish. on the
dunn height, stout built and ABOUT eight years old
suitable rewardwill be paid for IN ornaaon lead.
ing to her recovery. or fol- her delivery to Mr. DE
VEAUX. at the YaptaHon, or G6uLARD MI
hueust8 s stu2
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TEAS AND COFFEES.
HUNPoWDER
" IMPERIAL
YOUNG HY9ON . ~ ~.
OOLONd AND
ENGLISH BREAKFAsTTEAS
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OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA 'f0o
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COOPERATIVE GRocERY STORE,
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aF Gooda delivered free. GO ~ 81 ( 80 =
August II