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GitD advertisements.

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NOTICE TO CERTAIN TAXPAYERS.
~ AMENDMLNrS TO TIE CITY TAX BILL
FOR 18GS.-OFFICE CLERK OF O. Z Gil {,
CHARLESTON, October Z, 1368-The following amen
datory Ordinance to the Ordinance to raise supplies
for the year lSGS is hereby published for the inor-
nation of oil persons concerned Especial attention
is invited to paragraph "2" which taxes al sales Of
cotton on personal account or account OF others,
payable monthly; also, to that part OF the Ordinance
which follows after paragraph 80" which levies o
tax on every hundred dollars ct all freight and pas
senger lists of all steamers or sailing vessels, &C.,
payable monthly.
The Ordinance was ratified on tho 2Sth Ssptcr-
Der, 1863 W. u. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
STATE OF SOUTH cARoLINA-cITY OF cHARLEsToN
AN ORDINANCE to change and modify an ordinance
go raise supplies for the city for the year le6S,
aud tor other purposes"
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
Council assembled, That the said ordinance shall be
amended 50 as 10 rend as follows, to wit:
Paragraph OF Section Fifty cents on every hun
dred dollars of all sales OF goods wares or merchan
disc Except cottou on personal account, or on &C.
count OF Others and twenty-five cents on every hun
dred dollars Of all sales of cotton on personal &C.
count, or account of others, payable monthly.
Paragraph Of Section I-fitty cents on every hun.
dreI dollars Of all sales at auction. payable monthly.
Paragraph u of Se:tion Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars Of the gross receipts of hotels or
public eating or boarding houses, payable monthly
Paragraph 90 of section Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars of all receipts Of livery stable keep
ers, payable m .nthly.
Paragraph "a OF section Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars OF the gross receipts of all print
ing offices, newspapers and publishing houses. pay
able monthly.
Paragraph 26 of Section Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars of all sales of horses and mules
brought 10 the cly, payable monthly.
Paragraph 30 OF Section Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars Of gross receipts OF all ta' ern keep
pers and liquor dealers, payable monthly.
dollar
and passenger lists OF all steamers sailing vessels
paid or payable IN this city. The same payable
monthly the consgnee agent of said vessels to b,
held liable Tor the payment of the same INTO the
hands OF the City Treasurer.
This ordinance shall take effect on and after ratif-
cation.
Ratified in City Council this 29!h day of September,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and siIty-eight
H. 81 G. ". CLARK, Mayor
W. h. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
October lmo.
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Removals..

n II. .sCHLEY, NJ. D., HOMGUPATH-
IS1, has removed his Office from No. Ga
Wentworth TO No. 3O1 KING-SrREET.
September 25 tmwl3
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN NBANKRUPrCY.-lN THE
MATTER OF J. 8. THOMPSON, BANKRUPT-PE-
TITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE.-
Ordered. that hearing be had on the sirth day Of
house. in Charleston s. c.. and that all Creditors, &C.,
of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place. and
show cause, ii any they can, why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted, and that the
second meeting Of Creditors Of said Bankrupt be
held at the Office of R. B. CARPENTER, Esq, Reg
istrar at Charleston, 8. c., on the tfM day Of No
uenber, 1868, ut ~ O'Clock NJ
By order OF the Court, this LIST day OF October,
A. D. 1868. DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk of District Court OF United states.
For South Carolina.
EJ Camden Journal publish once week for two
weeks m2 October
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nEMOVAL.-DR. FRANCIS L.. PAR
II, KER has removed his Office from No. 79
Broad-street to No. II HASEL-STREET, two doors
east OF the Postofice. July 24
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w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or Dore Literary Papers or Magazines. as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K <. W., Postcfice, Charleston, S. c.
October
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Mrs. HCPSON PINCKnEY WILL RE-
M SUME' the Exercises of her SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES on Monday, October S, at No So
HASEL-STREET.
instruction given in the French and German Lam
guages by the best Professors.
San.amber 81 lMO
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NIGHT SCHOOL,! NIGHT SCHOOL'
No. 35 5WENTWORIH-STREET,L LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
rJNHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES In AR1TH-
METTC, WRITING, hEADING, GERb1AN aud
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from to 9 O'Clock P. IL.
Tcrms-S2 per month in advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra.
December2 c. b. RERGMANh.
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Mfftings.

GERMAN FUSILIER SOCIETY.
A MEETING OF THE GERMAN FUsILIER So
n CIETY will be held at Mr.. Jungbuth's Ball,
corner of Wentworth and Meeting streets, This Ere
ming, at Eight o'clock. nembers are requested 10
attend. JOIN a. BLUM, Secretary.
Octoher 10 II
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DO. Merchants having bills for collection which
they would like to give out, address SUCCESS,
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5or Sale.

sTEAM ENGINE, SIX t6)
HORSE TOWER. but little used, for sale che'p.
Apply 10 CAMERON, BARKLtY& & co.
0ctOhpr
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WANTED, By A YOUNG MAN, WHO
w writes plain and leaibe hand, a situation
where he earn livelihood for the support OF bis
fan lis. address "Penman," OFFICEDAlLY NEWS.
Senlember 2l
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 22-CoTTos-There was
more tone to the market to-day Cable adv1ces rep
resented stronger feeling ut Liverpool but no quo
table change Sales here to-day were 10 bales Gun
Middling at 17c; 10 bales good style Upland Low
Middng at 16c; 100 bales Ordinary TO Good Ordl-
nary at 15Xc. Receipts and stock fair though chiefly
composed If low grades. We quote at the close MID
ding held at 16hc; Low Middling at l5AalbAc
Q fb. 'ira
+ CoTBEEHOn Saturday there Was sale OF 800 bags
eI Aquidneck, and yesterday 800 bags e1 Serene,
neither before reported and both on private tefms
To-day resales of SEQ bags Rio at II cts 100 do at
Tx eta, gold. We continue to report some inquiry
for prime.
FLouH-Within day or two paat there have been
further sales amounting to several thousand DaTTeis
brazil bra DIS City Mills Extra, taken On New xork
ed at New York. stock Of this description verv
much reduced. Market for other grades was quiet,
and prices nominsIy as before.
GRA1N.-The offerings OF wheat to-aay were were
but few hundred bushels; no prime OF choice
southern received; We notice sales OF rs bush.
ella good red az 60a2 10; 800 bushels Pennsy.l
vania at q so; 2C0 bushels do 50 46. Corn-lSb0
bushels white and 5000 bushels ye low comprised the
offerings to-day; demand was more active. and for
vel prices advanced several cents we report sales
as follows: 200 bushels damp white at u 10; l6OO
bushels lair to prime at 81 l0a1 TO- mostly at 81 l2a
IA; o. yellow there were sales OF 64O0 pusnes az a
figures from 81 05s1 Is for damp, and 81 6al IL tor
dry; 1000 bushels do delivered at Point at 81 20 1700
bushels Western red at 81 H. and 1900 bushels West
ern mixed at 81 co. Osts-2i00 bushels received.
with sales OF 500 bushels at TAG, and 1oo bushels at
7sc Rye-sales of 100 bushels at 81 45; 100 do at
81 55 per bpsbel.
MoLAssEs-Remains inactive; no sales reported
from first hands; prices nominal as last given.
PRov1sIoNs- is in good demand for filling
Southern orders and prices steady as before, VIZ:
for sbo ,ders 11c rib Sides 1870, and .ear rib 1Sc;
Baltimore Hams 17a18c, latter for tho best brands.
Bulk Meats quiet but held firm OF 9a9 Ac for loose
and packed Shoulders, and 10NslOKc for do SIDES.
Mess Pork S22.75a23 a Dbl for We stern. Iard-sales
of 81 tcs steam at 1876 and $50 tcs kettle rendered
at 13Hc.
KIcs-Continues steady at 1oa1oxc for Carolina as
SUoAnEwe report sales CT 1ls hhds Porto Rico or
binary refining at Ike; 90 hhds Demerara vacuum
pan and 100 boxes new crop Cuba Centrifueal, bo,h
on private terms Stock reduced to "a DIS and Ga
boxes Cube; 1920 hhds English Island and 1900 bags
Brazil
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Consignces per south Carolina Railroad,
January "a.

1898 bales Cotton, 10 bales Mdze, 1929 bags Corn,
cars Cattle, cars Lumber, clrs Cross Ties, &c.
10 Railroad Agent " Hall, J N Hobson, West &
Jones. Mure L Co. ] campsen L Co, NV sprague
Co. Jobpstone 1;reus & Co. q Holmes, Z H Rod
sors o; 'So 1 Co. Sloan. Walter : CO. aye.
Eli. Wiss Co, T W Keen, W Courtney Co..
Pringo, Adams. Frost & Co. Utsey Kenyon, Ken; J
Dukes 4 Co Fl Bischotf l. Co. o Reeder A Salinas,
MONTY x Co. " Williams, Graeser, Lee, Smith &
Co, Renneker. W 0ingle, J NJ Caldwell 4
Sons, Il stenhouse l. Co. Olney & Co. H Lciding. l
D DcSaussnre, ] & J D kirkpatrick, W Ktn5man,
Rhett, Cameron, Barkley Co. d BAKER 20.
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Exports.

Exports.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Elizabeth Banilton-l4s
bags and 2460 bales Upland Colon.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhat nn-63 tierces
Rice, 100 bales Upland and 81 bags I Cotton,
100 bales Domestics and Yarn, % bundles Paper,
1900 bushels Corn, AZ Packages, GO empty Bar
rels.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Alliance-270 bales
Cotton, lat casks Rice, 81 bales Eags, bales
Wool, 8 bales Skins, rs bales Yarn, 3OG prndles
Wire, 40 tons Iron, 10 barrels Beef 10 empty
Barrels, 40 packages Mdze.
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Tne Charleston Cotton Marker.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening" Jan. "a, '6s.
There being good attendance of buyers with much
disposition to operate in the staple. the market be-
came active. with cor siderable rregularily and O
great upward tendency in prices, which improved
about &c. q 1b, the days business being of char
acter to render it difficult to name prices with accu.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIVES
JANUARY 17TH, 1883.
TT\HE PUBLIC ARE Ri QUESTED TO PLACE
Il upon their COPPER PUMPS some private mark,
III order that they may be identified when stolen and
recovered by the City Detectives, as numbers of
e>pper pumps are recovered by the Detectives, but
none can be identified.
q. ". HENDRICKS,
1st Lieutenant and Chief of City Detectives.
january II
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The Hope, Hancock, from Liverpool. Jan7.
Memoranda.

The Wilmington IN C) Star of yesterday says: Thc
schr Maine Law, Capt Johnson, was seized on Tues
day afternoon by tho Collector Of the port. In obe
dience to instructions from special agent Of tint
department at Washington. The officers would no,
divulge the cause but 1t is presumed she Is suspect
ed Of having been engaged in smuggling. The Maine
Law put into this port last month for repairs with
cargo Of naval etores from Georgetown, G. for New
York Her cargo was forwarded by another vessel
and having completed her REPAIRS Bhe had taken In
ballast, and was on the eve of sailing for George
town. when the seizure was made. She cleared from
the West Indies TO Georgetown, and 1t La probable
suspicion ia entertained that shr then violated sot
revenue law. Her papers were entirely correct and
the presumption of this suspicion Is the only lmsgt
nable cause OF her seizure. Until the officers art
disposed to communicate the facts, however, every.
thing must be only conjectural. ~ 49,
In the Province Of New Brunswick there are now
bu lding SO vessels, with On estimated tonnage oi
25 97O TONS OF the above, 81 vessels, with ton.
mage of 17O0O being built under the special
vey of French Lloyds surveyor, and Intended to be
owned by The builders and others in small shares.
while g. with tonnage Of 1910 tons are being bull
under special survey OF the English Lloyds and art
intended tor sale in the English market large
proportion of those under French II yds are OF
spruce wood, to class years. while those under En-
glish Lloyds are of hncmatac to class years. Du.
ring the past year extensive repairs made upon
American ships. VIZ, City of Brooklyn, Charlotte.
Lady Blesstngton, Casdne. Mary OBrien, and Mon
tebello. ...,...
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racy, and our quotations are submitted somewhat
approximate. The transactions amounted toaoout
1900 bales, say at IL, 9s at12, at 13, at 1874,
0S at1SK 40 at 1885, SO dt "A, 81 at 14a SO at lax,
81 as 15 atI5X % at 15z lit at 157l, lot at 1e.
14s at 16, 1872 at 16, 90 at 16% IA at IT, IL at Tx
l20 at Tx We quote;
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Maidenhood.

Maidenl with the meek brown eyez.
In whose orbs shadow lies
, Like the dusk OF evening skiesl
Standing with reluctant feet
Were the broof an river meet
Womanhood and childhood deet. .r
Gazing, with timid glance, ~
On the brooklet's swift advance,
On the rivers broad expanse
Deep and still. that 81 ding stream
Beautiful to thee must seem,
AS the rivers Of Lean. lLo1Qtestow.
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NOTICE TO PEDLARS. -
OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNoIL,)
JANUARY 18. 1883. I
4 LII ANNUAL LICENSES FOR PEDDLING IN
n the streets and thoroughfares Of Charleston e1.
Iired on 3lst day Of December last. Applications
for renewals must be made Immediately
W. q. SMITH,
January 20 Clerk of Council.
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Consig nees per Northeastern Railroad,
January "a.

167 bales Upland and l3 bales Cotton, 157 bos
Naval Stores, bags Cotton Seed, Rough Rice, Mdze,
&c. To Adame. Frost & Co. " K Ryan, Davis, Z
wiss co. screven Nisbet NSehmsn Go, ". u
choGY g. 70 a " Williams Co, Graeser. Lee, Smith
( Co. K.ndall 4 Dockery, W Courtney & Co. Cart,
Kopff L Jeryey, Rev Mack, Porter. L I Potter,
b ( McIver, 4 " Lyons, N Goldsmith Son. 5 D
stone Marshall Jr su1Gy ahan;H co Siats sa%yep HG
Railroad Agent.
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Gitp advertisements.

NO. LIQUOR LICENSES.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOX NO. LIQUOR LICENSES
~ must be filed In this Office by the 18th In.
slant. W. B. SMITH,
January Clerk Of Council
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Marine laews.
Port of Charleston, January sei
Arrived Yesterday.

British ship Msgdsls. Coghill, Liverpool-43 daya
Salt ahd Coal. To Mure & Co. The M was Of
the coast on the 20Lh inst and was driven off BY
westerly gales. --'---'e '
Ballast. To A o Stone. Bound to New Yorl,
aud put into this port in consequence Of sickness f
the officers and crew. Lat g. lon 70, spoke the brg
Roman. from Baltimore for Nevasss.
Spanish polacre Union, Garriga, Matansas-12
days. Ballast 10 W Hall.
Schr Lilly Francis New York; days. Mdze. To
" Roach, j E Adger Co, Byrpe Fogarty, q, BIZ :
choa CO; claussen' Douglas 4 :, Msr iH. Dowie
Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, Gurney, Gramena
l. Schwacke, Hart & Co, j W Harrison Hunt Brol,
Kinsndan Howell King Giblon. Little MAJ
shall, Muller. Nimicz l. Co, Iiarshall, B 0'Neili
F Panknin, D Paul & Co, O c linckney. Railroad
Agents; Ravenel l. Barnwell, Ravenel l. Co. Spragus
Bro, Vincent, Werner Ducker, " Whi1dea
& Co. Welch l. Brandes, g w Williams & Co, Wage
ner, Heath l. Monsees, W White. Agent 2
e sloop amelia, Roberts, ,Ashepoo. 8 bags AMI
70 bales Upland Cotton. 100 buahels Rough Rice. .
" Bee Co. q Bischoff & Co. Roper stoney.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia-H Baker l
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York.
Courtenay Trenholm. -,..-.-...--
Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, White, Liverpool-patte'-
son & Stock a5. g-t sais.
Sailed Yesterday. ., a.s,a.
Brig Open Sea, Coonbs. sagua la Grande. l
Schr Maria Lunt Tracey Georgetown, y @.
schr vspor, Bogert, New York --- '--
Steamer City Point, Adkins, palatka, via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
schr Nellie Bowers, stackpole. Boston, Jan 20.
Up for this Port.
schr Northeast, -, ct New York, Jan %. ~
Schr Benz Reed, Reed, at New York, jan 81.
Cleared for thfs Port
steamship Jas Adger, Lockwt cd, at New York. jail
81.
British ship sedbersh Knesle, for this port enterel
outward at Liverpool Jan 8.
British bark Hector, -, for this port, entered
outward at Liverpool Jan O.
The Arbitrator Irvine for this port, entered outward
OF Liverpool, Jan 4.
Sailed for ti;i; Port.
The Hope Hancock, from Liverpool, Jan7.
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PORN CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON

First Quarter 2d, 10 hours, 81 minutes, evening.
t,,lI ,Tnnn 9th hours, 45 minutes, morning
Last Quarter, 18th, II hours, IS minutes Dorning.
Now Moon pAtb hours, III minutes. evening.
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Commercial.

Imports.
LTVERPOOL-Per British ship Magdala-3OOO sacks
Salt, 100 tons Coal, to Murc l. Co.
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RUTLEDGE.sTRERT LINE.

LeSVe U2p1 taM'nas Leave Lo.cer TerminXs
at 5.So AN, and ct inter- at eo7 AM, and Stint-
Sas Saaa 1s ss aas anstss % ss Se ~. q
PM! ..l}9.5'Q % y s1f-ii-ef ~ - ts:S 1:1'
yN.B.-Iesye the Rattry thi,tyspes ts7r .si,,i6,
psn each ht'r EyeEy other TIP from she ola Rost.
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Railroads..
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY. CON.
PANY. = = y
KrNe-srRRET LINE. IN

Leave Upper Terminus
at 7.30 AM, and at inter-
vals Of ter! {l0) minutes
during tho day till the
last trip ar $50 PM.
N.R.-Loave the Batter
H, toTP.H. Every oths
Office. ..rl, -.
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HAY-Is In good demand, but with larger receipts
prices are easier Sales at 81 15a 20 for shpping and
81 25al so for retail lotr Straw s firm at 81 20 for
l. ng rye and 81 for short do cash
MoLAssEs-A good demand prevails for good and
prime grocery grades, and pricos are Arm.
NAVAL sTonEs-Spirits Of Tnrrentne is Arm.
Rosins are genera ly dull We quote Spirits Tur-
pcutine free. per gal, 54Na55 cts; Spirits Tur-
pentine in bond per gal, 461a47cts; Crude Turpen-
dine, per $50 lbs, IS 9Oa4; Rosils, common per Dbl,
g 2s7Aas; kosns, strained. per bbl ssas l2H Rosns.
4; Rosins, pale per bbl 81 25a6 SINS. extra pale,
per Dbl, S. 26a5 Is; Rosins window glass; per Dbl.
s6a7 80; Tar North COUNTY, per bbl 50 25a2 6o Tar,
lnirgton, per bDl. sSaS go Pitch, city, per bhl,
So 25a3 5O;. Pitch, Southern, per bbl, So so.
RIoE-Only jobbing business; the supply is
small, and holders are firm. Sales Of Carolina at
10Xa1lN.
suoAR-Raw sugars are only in moderate demand;
p ices are firm. Fair to good refining are quoted at
llEa11%c. Do grocery grades, 12a1lHc, aud No II
boxes at12c Reaued are fairly active at 16Lza161c
for hards.
FnE1eHTs-To Liverpool by steamer, 100 balos
Cotton at Xa%d, and 80 hhds Tobacco ut 4Os. To
Glasgow by steamer, 100 tcs Lard at AIS: British
ship was chartered to Liverpool with 2C00 bales Cot
ton at * TOR compressed and 7-16 for uncompressed
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

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