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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-19

MARIN e N EW =.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday. October IT.
1883 ARRIVED. .h..
Steamer Drigo johnson. New YORK.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, st John NIB.
Sch Ii N Squire, Fis,, Philadelphia.
Sch Margie, McFadden, Philadelphia.
Sch Susan Scranton, Harvey, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Adelins Gardiner, Ellems, Boston tor Rock
land
sch Alert, Wallace Gloucester.
Sch + Ii Pray. Clark. ortsm0uth.
Sch Umpire, BIZ Hopkins. harrington. Ms.
Sch A ma ria, Mitchell, >huiee, Ms. for Boston.
Sch Fran Pierce Grant Ellsworth.
Sch Ocean. Grant. Ellsworth H-a
Sch Forester, oadler, Ellsworth.
Sch A Hooper, utehins Steuben to, Boston.
Sen Signl Haynes, Frank n for Boston.
Sch Gen arren Benson. Bangor or Boston.
RETUt NED-er brig H Odiorne, hence for
Pictou Was ashore near Fort preble on Friday at
teinoon, but came OF without material damage.
CLEAREi
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
sch Ida L Howard, Harrington, New York-clas
Sch olive Elizabeth. Thompson. Boston Charles
Sunday. October IS.
ARRIVED. 49,
Sch Buena Vita c ockett b sion.
Sch AbdOu Keene Ogier, Bremen.
SAILED-Barques Triumph, st Jago, Lathela;
brigs kenpebec. Fl ontier Anna Mitchell, Potosi;
sca Harriet Fsller. and others.
LAUNCHED At West ,Brooksvills 10th inst. by
Master Dodge, schr of 200 tons. named Louisa
Smith. owned Dv capt Hiram o. curt twhj IL to COM
mani sr c1gt 81 Lass F and al othe sorue of 4
tons, ma ned Vary P ait,-owned BY the builder
Mr. Pratt, Bucksport, capt kilborn, twho is 10
command her., ami others.
MEMORANDA.
Sch G MeConnville from Frankfort for N York
which went ashore near CAPE Race, was towed OF
and OH In 70. Dpn yiY0ca tour.
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A light raft tas,-salng, w-pres ure, side
whee' boat, due Novel, Der All, in he Salt Rive.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-22

Rusk, Lewis
Robinson, N. u.
Robinson, Wm. II.
Russell. George
Rosensteel, Theodore
Reese, David
Reistcttcr, George
Rawlings, joshua
Roam, Patrick
Robinson, ID. O..
Russell, Joseph
Richardson, j. Y.
Richardson, W. II.
StnylOr, Andrew j.
StuylOr, John. Jr.
SiuiOuds. John W.
StaylOr. George w.
Schcrmon, George
Simuns, Curtis Il.
Shullus, Francis II.
Stcadmau, John
Stack, John
StnylOr, Thomas, j.
SimOuds, $. W.
StuOhins, Charles
Sayillc, Francis
Smith, Benjamin
ShcrhOltz, Herman
StraCkC, jacob
Steward, John NJ.
G.hun EVpIprlpk
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Graft John I.
o Z Thomas
Gilmartin, Patrick
esttisr, COrgellus H.
Graft, Thomas u.
Green, Samuel
Ggllaway. VIM.
Gambel, Thomas -
Gross, Francis
Gummlc, George
German, Lcmucl
GHutbcl. Vim. D..
GladsOu, Richard
Gibhins. John
German, Christian
Gummic, james
German. Joseph
aiAil'ey, james
Harper, Joshua
Hopper, George W.
Harper, Thomas Il.
Half. Nelson NJ.
Hewitt. Ralph
Hubbard, Daniel
Hpmmlll, Bernard
iiruuick. Edward L.
Hopper, William
HURT. James \.
LYMAN, Samuel
HcNner, Edward. ST..
lItt.ner, John II.
llnrpcr, Benton
Harper, John h..
Hunter, George W.
. linslHm, Samuel
Hopper, William Jr.
Itaslam, J. IL.
Hubbard, Daniel J.
IL ltfman, LeOnhArd
Ii Gsh, JOhn r.
neither, George Il.
Hewitt, William
IIOltZ. Ghas.
jenkins, Euoch Y.
Johns, Richard ii,
Jackson, Hugh
.n.e ERHrurn
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Gtrpbcn s.. Martin, 1e0ilratpr
Der aG,teu Warp.
Solicitations BcrQlmlmGntg.
SudlinSitie Sttmmpctrr rcr Stdet Baltimore
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SIlhtcm Der uptCr5e. uittt geAltrtr Vtdni:e Der Neultcl
9Eore ser 5!eet Baltimore, rcm GpueCrncur rpn Mfnf9 atf
mad lem AM IS. MARI 1865 s%eneFmi6en Grlane her %eseIC.
bun1 crndrnt, bic Aieliitr1urg her rimnde or tealtGr
5pIrrr ypneuIe., be GrienaatTe 1T Gtmaprttt her Selim
munaen etiagten GrtaTe5 YerUTcntlttt nio terthtti hHj, e.
Hart or n%unmeDr, ta6 bic int 6tl3catsn 8talunteh Perlrnen
ann Sttmmtn in fsr .. 2Gdre N rem ~gteiIitn, Hn'fT Gene
ie ndmentti6 %aVi5eiQHrt tsreatt5t ,rnH:
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per Savannnh and Char'
ton Kailroad, January 1S.
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. from New York-deo
Lockman. Mrs Geo Lockman and child, MISS LOCK- H
man Mrs Nc Daniels, John Harbeson, II May, MISS
Turner, Williams, ] w Taper, Mrs Taper, Jno Kes'
ted, Miss Cross, Miss Louisa Loventua, VIM VIM
cent Andrew Maitson, Mrs VIM Boyd. Miss Maggie
Lowe. D Shumway, Clark, and 20 steerage.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palutka, via Jackson
vile, Fernannina, and Savannah-W Marshall, Jno
Halle, Ed Halle and son, Miss Halle, Brovard,
G W Modus, Budock, P Piccr 0dell, j Robinson,
J M Bennett, John Turner, P Jaudon, Rain, )
Little W Thompson, B 81 Adams, Mrs Badger ana
three children DR. Elliott DR. service, a M'Ss @
Y Mapes, b Massey, N Phifer NJ NJ King, Jonn n
Middleton Geo McGinly Mr Iresco aaSI M1 tSroeu cant
McNeii, - Nowels, and 20 deos
Per steamer Fannie from savannah ,n wa seaGr, Eaz
zard 3 aeals. W G Vance, A Macginnis, Mrs
Adab Menkip, DR. Oliver, Capt j P Smith, and 10 on
deck. D..,-;,,o
Miss Jenkins, Carl Berlin, Whaley, W Gregg, keY
Seabrook, W G. Meggett H Sans, Baynard, " u
paynard, Fowlcs-C Seele. Col H D Young, Sea-
brook and 2S deck.
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Affairs In the State,

The Clarendon Preas says: The store of
our esteemed fellow-citizen, Dr.. Henry McLau-
rim. located near Midway on the eastern side
of Black river, in this district, was destroyed
by fire on last Saturday night. The store and
contents all OF which were consumed, are val
By insurance. Again on last Monday
night, the barn Of Mr.. B. P. White, an estima-
bic and Industrious citizen Of our district,
was entirely consumed by FIRE; and about one
hundred bushels Of corn, which the barn con-
tanned, was destroyed with it. The fires re-
fered to, were evidently purposely commune
Gated to the buildings destroyed.
The community OF Camden WAS startled
on the afternoon OF Sunday 18th inst, by the
information that two freedmen had been killed.
at the jal yard in that town. The Journal gives
the following history Of the facts of the case ::
The premises of MIR. Isaac Owens about twelve
miles above Camden were set on fire and while
he and others Of The family were engaged in
subdulng the flames, his smoke house was
broken open and robbed. He procured q
search warrant and found his bacon, &C., in
the possession Of York Owens and William
Nickle, two freedmen, who acknowledged the
theft and it is said the arson also. MIR. Owens
with few neighbors brought them to town on
Sunday, on their way into town they met the
Sheriff, who was called out OF town on official
business. He examined their papers and told
him to deliver the prisoners to the jailor: On
arriving at the jail yard Mr.. Owens with the
freedmen attempted to 20 into the gate, but it
was barred, he dismounted and holding the
gun by the muzzle attempted TO open it, but a
little girl from within opened it and he and the
freedmen passed in, the others all on horse
back in the street, The freedmen broke loose,
q scufae ensued, the gun was discharged and
William Mickle was mortaly wounded, dying
In few hours, and York Owens dashed off and
was shot aud immediately killed by Mr..
Owens. One statement is that York Owens
seized the gun which went off shooting VIII
liam Mickle. The other 10 that when they
broke loose MIR. Owens shot first William
Mickle and then York Owens. 1t ;s not our
nrnxinca TO decide the truth Of this question,
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE ron THE LIQUIDATION oE THE INTER
EST ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED
ON THE rHIar1ETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND An !,
ID ALDERMEN in City Council assembled Inat a
for the purpose of nquidating the interest on the
public debt OF the city, which accrued on the Thrift
eth day of September last SIX per cent SOCK oo,,'
gatory on the corporation OF the City OF Charleston
shall be issued under the direction Of the Mayor to
the persons holding stocks or six per cen: Donds VI
the city. and entitled to receive the Interest &c,
at the time above stated e ed fee csn sas
per annum, payable quarterly, redeemaoie in thirty
years date: ou.dsd That no Pat pa G wenty
dollars or for any fractional part OF dollar re
u.ded also, that all sums for LEES t5an '"enss dI ba
lars. and for fractional parts OF doLa'' snan %
paid in city bIls ,ra roda
of transfer of said stock shall be subject 7, the same
regulations as now e11st IN leaon 70 otne CITY s1
per cent. stocks Of the city. ,a s,n 80
hqtined in City Council this twenty-second Gay OF
october, in the year OF our LORD OH tnousano
T,sI p. G. GAILLARI. Mayor.
W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council October 70
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Patr-Oar.

Comrade mine. as we row along
BY the fresh green bonks whero the willows grow,
Let the pulse Of our stroke be true and strong
From the bent blades Ticking to aud fro.
Sharp the PROV as ii cuts away
In wedge-hke furrow the level stream,
And the wrinkles run from the dropping spray
As our bright spruce pinions dart ana glean'
Bubbles swell from the shining track
OF our keel and the oar strokes Harlng wioe
And the wake Of foam sweeps merrliy DacA
With its tiny eddies on either SIDE.
"Now, svastl" and We lightly foat
Into shadow and GOODNESS, wnere the uees
Ars mighty artor above our boat;
And tho oars hang gently and drift at ease.
Then once more through the open strait
OF the fresh green banks where the willows grow,
On the homeward stretch, with glance elate
At the bent blades fiicli1g to and fro.
Comrade mine of the old pair-oar,
Are there days OF better JOY than this,
When we slip so swiftly beside the shore
With our stroke as true as our friendship Is
Never long will the daylight last
Or the spring Of tho happy year endure
Let Us catch the pleasures which hurry past
While our arms are strong and our stroke Is sure.
(Roand Table.
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TAVERN LICENSES.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,l
JANUARY Z, 1868.
n must be filed In this Office by the 18th instant.
None will be received after that me only in cases
where persons about entering into the bust ess.
The following paragraphs under tho head Of Bar
Rooms, General Orders, No. 164. issued by comuRnd
of Brevet Major-General Edward r. g. CanbT, ts
published. W II. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
"l. The municipal authorities granting the Hcsnse
shall be answerable thnt the parties to whom such
licenses are granted, together with their surties,
shall be responsible persons, and Of good moral
standing in the community, and that both prir cpal
and suretes shall be able to qualify individually in
double the amount OF the bond required, and that
the bond shall be lien upon the personal pro-
perty of both principal and surees, and upon proof
Of default shall warrant the summary seizure and
sale of 60 much OF the property Of either both ss
may be necessary to satisfy the forfeiture or fine and
costs.
'2. Drunkenness or disorderly conduct OH the
premises shall work the forfeiture of tho license snd
of the penalty Of the bond.
"3. The owner or keeper Of any bar-room, saloon
or other place at which Intoxicating liquors are sold,
and all other persons interested or connected there
with, shall be regarded principals In any action
of damages growing out of any assault, riot afray
or other disorder occurring on the premises or di
rectIy traceable thereto.
"4. All bar-roons, saloons or other places at which
intoxicating liquors are BoId shall be closed ON the
day or days OF any general or local election, and for
the twelve hours next preceding the opening and
re1t succeeding the closing of tho polls q: such
election; and the sherifs of counties and districts,
and the chief Of police Of cities and towns, shall
have power to direct the closing OF barroonls and
other places for the sale of intoxicating liquors
whenever 1t may be necessary In their Judgment to
preserve order and quiet" Januarys
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,l
January s, 1868.
DUBL1C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L under the following Ordinance licenses have
8. THOMAS. City Treasurer.
SEQ. /. Be Vt Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen
in City Council Gssembed, That from and after the
first day Of January, licenses shall be taken out for
all Carts drays and wagons, used for private and do
mestic purposes in the same manner, and according
to the same prov1sions now of force u relation TO
CARTS drsys and wagons lot or driven for hire. o1-
cept giving bonds. And each such cart, Gray or
wagon shall be provided with badge containing
tho number thereof, and marked Private, to be
placed on the outaide of the shaft.
SEC q No person shall be taken by the Treasurer
as surety for any bond under the Ordinance con-
cernng licenses for carts, draya, wagons and other
carriages, unless he or she be afreeholder.
SEC. 8. The following shall hereafter be the rates
for licenses for public and private carts, drnys,
wagons, &C., including the horses or mules used
thereof which shall be free from other taxation.
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYs ETC., Oh THOSE EMPLOYED IN
ANY BUSINESS wHATEvER, FOB HIRE DIRECT Oh IN.
DIRECT.
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by one horse
or mule, $40.
For every cart, dray or wagon, Drawn oy TWO
horses u mules, $50. 40
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S4o
For every stage omnibus except line omni-
bus) with two horses, $50.
For every stage or omnibus except line omni-
bus) drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn by two or more horses or
mules, $50.
For every express wagon drawn by two CT more
horses or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, rRAYs, ETC. ~,
For every bread cart or wagon, IS.
For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private
or domestic purposes, and not to be employed IN
the transporting Of goods, wares merchandise.
lumber. or any other commodity, for compeusa-
on, either directly or indirectly for the same, shall
pay for license the sum OF 50, exclusive OF the
horse or mule.
-O' Ratified in City Council, this 16th day Of Jan.
H. 81 uary, In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-six
gv tSe Mayor. p. Co. GAILLARD, Mayor,
". q. SMITH. Clerk of Council
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To The Honorable the Trustee. ofas caarse,son Col.

To the Honorable the Trustees oftae CharIeston Col
ieoe:
The petition Of the undersigned, appointees
to the scholarships provided by the generous
benefaction OF the late Hon. Ker Boyce, re-
spectfully shows:
That the failure of the city to pay the divi-
dend on their stock, has for the last three
quarters deprived them Of the income set
apart for their support; and that they are,
after years OF effort to prove themselves
worthy Of the confidence so kindly reposed IN
them, to forego the expected result of their
means Of present support, unless some means
can be designed for their present relief. They
INDULGE the hope that tie Council Of the city,
in view Of the Importance Of fostering the only
liberal institution Of learning in the city, of
encouraging the benefactors of literature, by
recognizing the sacred obligation to further
the generous purposes OF the donor, will re-
as they have, from the necessity Of the case,
provided for the payment Of city officials, and
with enlightened forecast, for the continuance
OF the salaries Of the Professors Of the Col
lege, they will also make an exception In their
csse, and thus rescue from defeat and failure
the noble charity Of our munifcent benefac-
tor.
Your petitioners, therefore, solicit the kind
offices OF your honorable body in laying their
case before the City Council, and asking from
them such relief as they in their wisdom and
Justice may deem meet to extend, and your
petitioners will ever pray, 60, &c.
J. ALFRED MARTIN.
W. G. MILLER.
G. a. WINKLER.
GEO. S. HOLMES.
A resolution Of the Faculty has endorsed tn
above petition. N. r. MIDDLETON.
JANUARY, 1868. President.
Adjourned. ". b. SMITH,.
Clerk Of Council.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DooHs.
Whereas The best interests OF the city, we'll as
the convenience of the shipping visiting The port,
demand that the channel of Cooper River be kept
open with sufficient depth OF water for Rl COM
mercnl purposes, and free from obstruction:
Be il ordained, That In future oil mud removed
from any of tho city docks by dredge machines, or
otherwise shall be removed one hundred and fifty
fathons from the end Of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy
of this Ordinance which he is required strictly to en-.
force and to report for prosecution all violations OF
the same: which shall subject the party 30 offend
ing to fine not exceeding one hundred dollars for
eAoh and every offence,
Ratified in City Council this eighth day OF ootonef
In the year or our Lord one thousthd elSht
isl P. O. GAILLARD, Mayor.
October 18 VIII. SMITH, Clerk OF Council.
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January 8
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
Nav 1877

May, 1857.
The following Section Of An Ordinance to abolish
the ofice OF Superintendent of Streets to provide
for Keeping the Streets, Lanes Alleys, and open
Courts In the City OF Charleston Clean, and for
other purposes" Is hereby published for the infor-
nation of all concerned:
For the due protection Of the said contractor or
contractors il further ordained, That every owner,
lessee, occupant and tenant OF any premises 'front.'
ing in any street, lane, alley, or open court shall
on every day Sundays excepted have the dirt filth
garbage other. ofa p 'ed in front OF his or her
lot, in barrel box or heap, and in readiness for
the contractor, by the hour Of seven O'Clock, NJ,
from the first FIST day OF May to the nrst day OF
November in every year and by the hour OF nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, from the first day OF November to
the first day OF May following. And any person Of.
Tending herein, or placing any dirt filth, garbage,
or other oal in any street. lane, or alley, or open
court after the hours above named, shall be subject
to fine of not less than two nor more than FIVE
dollars, for each and every offence, to be imposed
by the Mayor.
By order W. d. smlIH,
NAV is Clerk Of Council.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SPECIAL MEETING.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, January II, 1868.
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Ravenel,
Gerots, Small, O'Neiu, Steinmeyer, Ohey,
Oakes, Honour, Marshall, Enston, Butler,
Parker, Courtenay and Pringle.
A bill to raise supplies for the year 1868 was
taken up for its second reading.
The bill WAS taken up BY sections.
The first clause was read and adopted
"Tax on Real Estate"
The second clause was read-"Tax on Sales"
The amendment to this clause offered by Al,
derman Marshall at last meeting, was called
up. Alderman Marshall moved to SUBSTITUTE
first of April for fret January.
The proposed amendment was generally dis
cussed. when Alderman Oakes moved that the
consideration of the second clause be post
poned until the opinion Of the City Attorney ls
obtained on the legality OF the tax. Carried.
Alderman Steinmeyer moved to postpone
the consideration Of the bill to the rext meet
ing. Carried.
Alderman Marshall moved that Council meet
on Tuesday next, at O'Clock, P. NJ. Carried.
Alderman Olney called up his resolution Of
fered at the last meeting, and substituted the
following, which was adopted:
which the Mayor shall be one, be added to the
Standing Committees, to be styled the Com,
uittee on Assessments. The duties or that
Committee to have general supervision over
all assessments Of real estate or otherwise,
mace Dy Ine dSSesSoIs, W wAoiil OIL 0SiuP
of over assessments shall be referred-the de-
cision OF majority OF the committee with the
Assessor, to be final
The appointment OF the committee will be
made by the Mayor at next meeting. =
Alderman Honour made the following report,
which was adopted:
The Committee on Lighting the City re-
spectfully report that the bills for gas for
streets and public institutions for the month
ofDecember, amounting to two thousand three
hundred and eighty-four 4S-10O dollars
($2SS44S), have been examined and found cor
rect. ]. b. HONOUR
P. @. GAILARD, Mayor.
The following was referred to Special Com
mittee, consisting Of Aldermen Wragg, Mar
shall and Honour;
THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, January IL, 1868.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen Of the Ctty
GENTLEMEN II beg leave to submit to your
honorable .hody the enclosed petition of four
students Of the College Of Charleston, who are
the appointees to the scholarship provided by
the generous benefaction Of the late Hon. Ker
Boyce.
The benefaction referred to in the petition,
is held by the trustees under the will OF the
Hon. Mr.. Boyce is known as the Boyce Fund;
and consists Of Elk per cent stock OF the city.
The petitioners are the present benefciaries.
The application, as will be seen, has been
endorsed by the Faculty.
The petitioners SET forth, justly, the import
ance to them of the means designed for their
liberal education. At their age, the postpone
ment Of these means may be lrremedlable.
Commencing the application to your favora-
BILE consideration, have the honor 70 be,
Very respectfully,
DANIEL RAVENEL, President,
In behalf Of the Board OF Trustees.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,

DUBL1sHED IN wINNsBoRo' s. c.. AFFORDS
i profitable medium for the advertising pub.
lie oI Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our
mutua benefit.
aAlI.LARD, DEspoRTEs & wlLLIAAs.
November If
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
january 1s.

1l14 bales Cotton ~ bales Mdze, 963 bags Grain.
cars Wood, car Mules &c. To Adams, Frost Co.
G Mar.indale, Agent Caldwell Sons,
H Rodgers d Co. ] Il Aiken & Co, 7 Gibson, Mill
ing, & " Williams K Co, Pinckney Bros, Johnston,
Crews K Co. Wigs Co, F Mey, Mcmillan
Parsons. N Averil, " d Jefers 4 Co. Walter
l. Co, Thurston & Holmes, W W Smith. J Campsen
4 Co, Wallace Bro, L Lorentz, " Williams, West
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
CHARLEsToN, s. c., January 10, 1858.
TINE PHYSICIANS IN CHARGE OF THE CITY
Dispensaries will VACCINATE, FREE OF
CHARGE all persons entitled to the Dispensary
practice, on application at their respective ofaces,
and such persons are earnestly urged to come for
war for that purpose
DIRECTORY.
Office of Health District No. mo. 16 Market
street.
Ofice of Health District No. 2.-Corner of Church
and Tradd streets.
Office of Health District No. s.-shirra's Dispen-
sary, Society-street
Office Of Health District No. 4.-Corner OF St.
Philip and Warren streets.
Office Of Health District No. 6-Corner Of st.
Philip and Warren streets.
ONCE Of Health District No. 6.-Corner Of Cannon
ana Smith streets.
(signed| GEORGE g. PELzER, NJ. d.
January 10 10 City Registrar.