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Golden Aae. from Panama Cleared. sSip WanP Wsaas1sP4
Tor Rio Janelro with 1908 barrels -four Sailed sbIp
Robert Kerr, for Liverpool
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ....... DECEMBER ,s,
State OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING rp1x.
A. .M......"..i4 II A. M........i5a p. M........s
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
schI 8; l.. Ctocker, Presbrey, Taunton. Mershon d
sGhT y Z; - Herriok. Ter Baldwin. DlghtOn, westmore.
schr f. De Hart, Lowe, New Haven, Merchant d 90.
ARRIVED his MORNING.
se6r 81 g. ~ SISoSes' PIesofey from Taunton with
sshr Problem; CoInwei from Norfolk. with mdse.
to psI PsueTS1n eTS3ia q baI bLppioootS
schr G. l. aerroE' Baldwin, from Dshtou. in bal.
sc6r 4, Hugel. Robinson. from Salem.
Hchr E. N sRee Smith, ron B08Ion
Steamer J. > snIiVsr. Denns 10 hours from BAlti'
mSrs wh En %Sse 70 fss m bours from sa
more, with mdss. TO A. Groves, Jr, ''N' '''''
MEMORANDA.
for az seS 9orS Portland
Schr J. W, Webster, Hawklns hence for Antwerp.
IepoIi;Esailsd from phiiadelphia lCi.. 2s Nothing
49, lopg a. when gale mmeScss from the sE AT al
blowing exec e6ingy hard wind yeerlng
Waer pSTef n 6sIe p9ss NJ enc SEng considerable
ee Nov H. no sSees SS n Ibs 10 nS SSee1pg Sh he.
n3r!heIy Alto A. NJ. let her come 10 the wiad and
large qasSty water sas s aoressns ,e snlsHsG s
hanos AZ the pumps about p M. became water
logged ana rolled ON her beam ends Cut away the
masts and che IiShted. uJ OF water and became un.
manageable: soon aher swupg or when q sea
DOhrotd us over the stern. washing away the mate
and cook siavibg IN the cabin and cockpit. The re-
mainoer OF the hight We laRhed Jhe stump or
me me ma,amast Nov ~ at daylight. found every
tnlng under the poop deck. leaving exp sed with.
Sps either ieod or water this DAY more moderate
lea Leave our moorings- viz the malnmast Nov. 10 the
hatch Tor place Of safety and very little waller wash
bands employed In drying themselves iSIh. still
taking % any notice 18th At A M; the bArque Lucy
Whltehaven, took us OF the wreck and landed NJ AZ
Whitehaven. England, Too much praise cannon ~
given to Capt. scheel his officers. and crew. who
us comfortable as we have Inst ALI except what -
had on at the time OF the wreck ~r' "N"s wo
schrs John Lancaster. WILLIAMS, and H r. Whap.
ton: honsAil for Philadelphia, cleared a. New YORK
sehE Z. =: Wing: EndcOtt for Philadelphia, cleared
bchTs Harmony Hart Transfer. Bunker Jamea T.
MAloy. Brown; II. b. Weod. Jones; ], % Go(larrhV
McCarthy ID q. Floyd, Wheaton; A vi FiemjaS'
BT0wer; Caroline KienEle DAvia West Oastnar IT,
Robinsen Gov. Oony; Mason; H. v Glover. Tngersoii:
and DICK Williams. Williams, all nom PFovidanca
for Philadelphia At New York leah Inst
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Russian Harvest!

The Northern Post gives some interesting in
fol- nation regarding the results OF this Years
harvest in Russia. 1t appears that in the pro-
vinces OF Ltvonia, Esthonia, Courlsnd, Lithu-
ania, Kalouga, Smolensk, Novgorod, Olonetz
zone Of the laIges), South Podalia. and Pol
tava, the drouth was so great that there is some
reason to fear a renewal of the famine of last
year. In twenty other districts the harvest was
a little better than was expected but II has
only been really satisfactory in the north. The
suffered most from the famine. have this year
been exceptionally good Large sums of M ouey
have been forwarded by the Government to the
threatened provinces, and Courland has been
specially exempted from the import auty on
corn and m cal
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The Spanish Cabinet.

The Madrid Impartial Of the Goth of November
publishes the following list OF the PROBABLE
members Of the Government, in the event of q
republic being pr Jclaimed:-
Espartero President OF The Republic
Orense, Minister of Finance.
Castelar,, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Figureras, Nj Minlster of the Interior.
SOrni, Minister OF Justice.
Plerrao, Minister of W ar and Marine
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CLEARED THIS HoRNIN,

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rEx.x
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. .M.........fi IL A. M.........45l2 10 p, NJ AZ
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os see b.stde Paoe,.
IBY TEL EeRAPH.

Castle, from Havana 'iio
sIN FRANCIscO Dec. H. - Arrived, ueamshb,
Golden Age. from Panama. Cleared, ship WapdersI
Robert Kerr, for Liverpool F
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Clond.
schr u L. HerTck. Baldwin, Dighton, westmore.
schr Il. De Hart, Lowe. New Haven, Merchant a 90.
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stock 0uotations by TeIegraph-l u. NJ.

GlendlnnlnP, Davis @ Co. report through their
New York house The IOllOwing:-
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FIRST EDITION
Mail Dates to Dec. O.
Nsraeli's Address to the Conser-
yatives-The Structures, Oh Min
lister JohnsOn's Conduct.
General Continental News

by an arrival at New York yesterday we have
European advices to December 6.
ENGLAND.
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CAVERN LICENSES.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. !
JAHuIpyT 1899.

JANuARY!7, 1858.
A LII APPLICATIONS FOR TAVERN LICENCES
n must te filed In this Office by the 18th instant
None will be received after that time, only in cases
where persoIs about entering into the business
The following paragraphs under the head of Bar
Rooms, Gentr raj Orders, No. l04 issued by command
of Brevet Major-General Edward r. 8. Canby, is
published. W H. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
al. The municipal authorities granting the license
shall be ansWerablc that the parties to whom such
licenses are granted together with their surehes,
shall be responsible persons, and OF good moral
standing IL tlc community and that both principal
aud sureties shall be able to qualify individually In
double the mount Of the bond required, and that
the bond shall be lien upon the personal pro-
perty of bott principal and sreties and upon proof
of default shall warrant the summary seizure and
sale Of 90 mitch OF the property Of either both as
may be necessary to satisfy the forfeiture fine and
costs
SO. Drunk .nness or dsorderly conduct on the
premises sha work the forfeiture of the license and
Of the penuliy OF the bond.
"S. The owner or keeper OF any bar-room saloon
other place st which intoxicating liquors sold,
and all Other persons interested connected there
with, shnll Ee regarded Us principals any action
OF damages growing out OF any assault, riot afray
or other disor rder occurring the premises or di-
rectly traceahle thereto
"a All baI-rooms, saloons or other places at which
intoxicating liquors are sold shall be closed on the
day or days uf any general or local election and for
the twelve hours next preceding the opening and
Ee1t succeeding the closing OF the polls at such
eection anG the sher1fs of counties and districts
and the chief of police OF cities aud towns, shall
have power 10 direct the closing OF bar-rooms and
other places for the sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS
whenever it nay be necessary i'll their Judgment to
preserve ord sr and quiet" Januarys
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27OoO bushels received market inacye sales 10 r5o
bushels Pennsylvania 75c; 400 bushels black. 71c'
Rye~7ol tmshel. offered $50 bushels sold at 81 So
Paovm1osswwe continue to report firm marEsI "a, a,s5
for bacon to All orders from the South; with hberai
shipments prices remain uniform at lie for saoT
ders; I2Xc for rib and 13c for clear rib Sides Hams
wa ain o1,ote ar I7a1sc for Baltimore cured There
was sale yesterday Of so casks clear rib bacon SIDES
In one lot to the trade on private terms Lara i Is
firm OF lss1ac for steam and Kettle renoefga
terms, Bulk meats are steady; only sale reporteo
was 20, 900 lbs loose shoulders at &c.. ..o,o,<
DRESSED Hoas-Are inactive; still quote az ssa'7a
q 100 fbs ,ox.a,,oro.
Mo1AssEs-The only sale TO note Was III mas GULL
mon Porto Rico at 43 cts =, n
RIcE-Carolna is held firm at 10Nall cts, as a., 70
quality. We notice sses of 25 tcs to-day at IL Gts
sueAR-Market to-day quiet; only sales 10 s6o haos as
Demsrara vacuum pan a. h4 4esn Ges Unchanged
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AN ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM., ITS
PBoDUcTs, AND oTHEn rNFLAMMABLE OILS
SEC. |. Be ii ordained by the Mayor ami aldermen
in City Council assembled, That from and after the
18th day of June next it shall not be lawful to Keep
Petroleum, Kerosene, Rock Oil, Denzine, BeuZole,
or any otber in6ammaple oil or oils on storage or
for sale any cellar or building sHutn OF Lime
one lot or premises, and uny such quantity 50 kept
OF stored shall be contained i'll Vessels Of tin or other
metal.
iptiammable oil or oils, when brought into the city
by land or water may be kept on any loi or i'll any
building in which cotton is not stored. for period
not exceeding rwenty.four hours upon the explra-
ton which time shall he ernSSSs EsoyGa sna kept in
SEC 3. Any person or persons violating any part
ot this Ordinance shall be subject toa fine OF two
hundred dollars, for each offence, recoverable III any
Court of con petent jurisdiction. a..
Ratified In City Council this iwenty-first day of
May. III the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hunnred and 5ixtysevep' .,r ,,,o
". 81. SMITH. Clerk OF Council. June
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, !
January q 1859

OtfICE Of Cl11 IhEAoOht,l
January 8. 1863
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under the following Ordinance licenses have
been prepared for delivery from this Office.
s. THOMAS. City Treasurer.
SEQ. ]. Be u Ordained b. tne Mayor and Aldermen
il, City Council assembled, That from and aftor the
first day of January, licenses shall be taken out for
all carts, drugs and wagons used fer private and do
mestc purposes, in the same manner, and NC ordlpg
to the same provisions now OF force In relation to
carts drays and wngons, let or iven for hire ex-
cept giving bonds And each such cart, dray or
wagon, shall be provided with u badge containing
the number thereof, and marked Prirate, to be
placed on the outside of the shaft.
SEQ. 2. No per- shall be taken by the treasurer
as surety for any bond under the Ordinance con-
cerning licenses for CARTS draya, wagons and other
carriages, unless he or she be afreehoder.
SEC. 9. Tho following shall hereafter bc tho ratcs
for licenses for public and private carts, drays.
wagons, &C., including the horses or mules used
thereof, which shall be free from other taxation
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYs, ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN
ANY BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR IN
DIRECT.
For overy cart, dray or wagon, drawn by one horse
or mule, 500.
horses mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with four Wheels $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnl-
bus) with two horses $50.
For every stage or omnibus except line omni-
bus) drawn by four horses, SGo.
For every truck drawn by two or more horses OF
mules, 500.
For every express wngon drawn by two or more
horses or mules, S60.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DR'fs Eko'
For every bread cart or wagon, 80.
For every cart dray OF wagon, used Tor private
or domestic purposes, and not to bo employed IN
the transporting of goods, wares, merchandise'
lumber, or ally ether commodity for conlpen,sa,;, "a;
ton, either directly Indirectly Tor TIC sahe' snan
nav for n license the sun OF s., exclusive OF the
horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 1eih day Of IAN;
il. NJ uary, in tho year Of our Lord Ole thousand
eight hundred aud sixty.six.
Bv the Msyo-. L. c. tiAILLARD, Maror.
W. Fl. SMITH. Clerk u COurcl.
January
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 29.-CoFFEE-Late yes.
terday and to-day sales of GOO bags Rio OK Clifton,
on private terms; 176 bags do, from second hands,
at i7a17E cents, gold Market quiet though holders
firm.
CorroN.-Cable advices to-day report steady
market at Liverpool. The demand here was less ac-
tive than for several preceding days. We report
sales as folows so bales at lGal65 cents for stained
and 17,S cents for Good Low Middling; 200 bales
Low diddling at l7Hal7A cents; ss bales Middling
at 1S cents, part taken from tho wharf Market
closed quiet, but holders firm at l8A cents for Mid
ding Upland For lot of Mississippi Mlddling 1sH
cents offered and refused.
FLnuR-Wc continue to note quiet market. No
inquiry fom shippers, and the trade buy sparingy.
Holders are steady at last quotations.
GRN-Recepts OF Wheat continue light partcu-
larIy Southern, which is readily taken at steady
prices; We report to-day sales Of 600 bushels not
clio &C rrginil Valley rcd 49, lO00a150o bushels
Ponns, lvania 1T 81 45a2 SO; prime aud choice held
st,! higher. Cprn-OAerings small; 1000 bushels oi
both w..ito nd yellow; included in the sales were
1COJ bushels damp white 81 O5a1 II; no prime dry
sod 34OO bushels Pennsyyania yellow sold at 81 l6;
100 bushels do 81 III 1000 bushels do ut S1a IL;
1000 bushels damp lots sold at 81 1oal TO- Oats
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Kiss.

one kiss, dear ulaidl I said, and sighed;
Your scorn the little boon denied.
Ahl why refuse the blameless bliss!
Can danger lurk within kiss
Yon view less wanderer Of the vale,
Tbe spirit of the western gale,
At mornings break. at evening ciose'
Iuhales the sweetness OF the rose,
And hoveis DER the uninjured oioom'
Signing back the soft perfume;
Vigor to the zephyr's wing a.
Her Misunderstanding kisses hins'
And he the glitter OF the deW
Soatters on the roses hue.
Bashful, 10 she bends her head.
And darts blush Of deeper red.
roo well those lovely lips disclose
Ths triumphs Of the opening rosa;
o fair o GRACEFUL bid them prove
As passive to the breath OF love,
In tender accents, faint and low, ~,
Well pleased, 7 hear the whispered moi!
The whispered "Noi"-how lutte meanti
Sweet falsehood that endears CONSENT
For on those lovely lips the while
Dawns the soft relenting smile,
And tempts with feigned dissuasaon COY
Tho gentle violence ofjoy.
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NTOW READY:
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MANUAL PUBLISHED.
THE DEMO CRATIC ALMANAC
For 1868.

AMONG The CONTENTS WILL BE FOUND
HISTORY OF THE SAN DOMINGO MASSACRE,
counterpart of which is about being enacted in
the Southern states.
The Almanac also contains full and Official Returns
of a the E ctions for this year, compared with pre-
vious ones; The most important acts OF Congress; /;
President Johnson's Veto Messages and Praciama-
tions Lists nf Federal and State Officers and Mem.
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President in 1860 and 1864; STATISTICAL and other in
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Seven copies by mail, prepaid. d..............s1 90
Fifteen copies by mail prepaid. ......... 90
One hundred copies by express. 90
Address
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No. 1872 Nassau-street, New York
RJ-For ssls by oil News Agents.
January IL
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Marine Mfws.
Port of Charleston. February L.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr E Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston--11 days
Mdzs To Geo W Clark & Co, Hurkamp co,
White. Geo NJ Reid, Order, D silco1. j Adger q
Co, P Locke. W NJ Bird Co, Nj Drake, flem-
ing & Co, W hanks, j G. Minor Co, W Il Whll.
den Co. j Siicox Kinsman Howell
Schr Wautsuga, Munroe. Philaoelphia-6 Gays.
Guano. To Baker l. Co and N Robson On
the 29th January, of Cape Lookout, experienced
southeast gale stove boat and part OF the bulwarKs
Steamer City Point Adkins, Palatka, VIA Jacason-
willie, Fernandina and Savannah. 149 bales Cotton,
235 bags Cotton Seed, 80 tcs Rice, &c. To Aiken
& Co. Cohen, Hanckel & Co, g Ingraham son, J.
Kirkpatrick, Fraser l. Dill, Sloan, l. co, W
N Lawton, E Rodgers & TO. Hunt Bros, Pinciney
Bros. W Dowlng q Co, B Williams. 1 d "
Devices, Hopkins, Mcpherson Co. Preston,
Dawson, - Olstene. L Potter, Southern Express
Co. c Agent J salvo. Welch Brandes, and
others
Steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, G. 155 tea
Rice 50 bags Seed Bice, bale Cotton, and Sundries
To shackeford Kelly Thurston Holmes, Pnck.
ney Bros, W NJ Bird & Co. J isear, Pringle.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamahip B souder. Lebby, New York-Jno L
Theo Getty.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship souder Lobby, New York
Srhr Shiloh. Hubbard. Cienfuegos.
Schr Warner, Horton, New York.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroao'
January 81.

1907 bales Cotton. II bales Mdzs LOOT bags GRAM
4 cars Lumber. / car Cattle, &c. To Johnston, !,
Sons, Desaussuro, Robson, Hopkins J; n ROS MS.
Pherson Co. Mowry Go, Hunt q Br9 G,s Fpoat Fsoa
& Co W + 4, WiSins' Thnrston & Kolmes, E Wise
Co. e railroad S AGENT sloan wills chsol% ns1ln,
q Il Walter Co, Reeder, N Ayerill " Court Court
ney Co. W smith. Brown Co, Blakey d . e,VIss W @s
W G Dukes Co, VIM hoacn, Day, wot;es e n Bis.
choif & Co. " JONES, Loeb, Lowndss. Sale. !;
Potter, Pringle, Hart Co, G9Iosm,In nIa,S.
Son. A q Trenholm, Enslow & Co, ] G d CLAUS
sen, B Sanders, Kanapau1 Lanneau.
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January 8
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SON male or female, can in;sicr the groat art
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Address f.. o. Drawer III Troy, ~.
Nav IL tT
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Passengers.

Per steamer City Point, from Pslatka, via Jack
sonyiIle Fernandina and savannah-A Izard
Kendrick Nesbit Cole. Cochran, E Dobbs and wife,
" NJ Ward and and wife, % Motto, Middleton Erwin
Hursley, J F Tucker, 7 O'Neil, Curne, 4
Bates, Pultney, J " Tomplhns. W O Davis and wife,
and storage .. n
Messrs Smith, ] Williams, DR. q Tucker, Horry,
pringle, j Hickman, Rainey Woolfe, W W New
ton. 81 Haultewanger, Russell, W sparkman,
Isear, Isear, Master Burns Miss Isear' and 81 on
deck
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1.-THE IRISH CITIZEN"

NEW WEEKLY NEwsPAPER.
propretor and Editor. -. JOHN NIT cHEL.
TIRST NUMBER TO APPEAR ON SATURDAY,
IL the 18th of Octo3er, 1857. .ooo
Terms by the year. ST'o0 w
Terms Tor half year !.oo
Terms fol four lno1 hs. ..- .......... l.Vo
Clubs of 10 in the usual prol-- on
Advertisements to be forwarded Immediately, Sc
as to be duly classified. .,,.r,r,,
Address, JOHN M!tChhL,
Office OF the Irish Citizen,
No. 81 Barclay street, New XoiE
Ser tember 80
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nnn,cE TO PEDLARs.

NOTICE TU FEOHANs'
OFFICE CLERK OF coUNc1L.(
JANUARY 18. 1868. (
a the streets and thoroughiures OF Charleston ex-
pired on Slst day of December last. Applications
ior renewals must be made immediately.
~ w. II. SMITH,
January 20 CLERK oi Council
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
january 81.

a16 bales Unlands and bales Sea Island Cotton.
SO bbls Nayai Stores, Mdze, &c. To Webb, g W
Williams X Co, Ads s. Frost Co. 9 Walter co,
VIZ Ryan, Mowry co. z Davis Kendall q Doeae- %s.e
ry. Caldwell son. Graeser, Lee Smith Co. oSrt, =
Noise, n Scbwerin. Rev A W Marshall, Mazyck Bros,
G " CLARK & Co, stoney. Smith, F Sawyer
and Railroad AGENT
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MisfeuaneOus.

IT'S CONSTITUENTS THE RICHEST PART OF
i the berry of Wheat and Barley Malt. being
scientifically prepared ready for this food by
alv sis is the ssmo In Its chemical elements as
HEALTHY BREAST MILK, and is the easiest OF di-
gestion and assimilation Of all nourishments for
Children, Invalids and Dyspeptics. 1t has been
tried by the physicians Of Charleston, an ID recon-
mended and prescribed by the most eminent physi-
ciuns OF New York GEO. WELLS COMS1 OCk,
No. 81 Cortland-street, New York.
DOWIE g. NOISE,
January 18 thstu6uos Charleston, S. C.
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Commercial.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship E B Souder-10 bags 8
Cotton, 1868 bales Upland Cotton 30 tcs Rice
15 bales Leather, and sundry Packages.
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NO. LIQUOR LICENSES.
A PPLICATIONS FOR NO. LIQUOR LICENSES
n must be filed In this Office by the 18th in
slant, W. H. SMITH,
January 8 Clerk OF Council
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Il. B. OLNEY, c,t.

In the absence of the Chairman the Mayor
made the following report, which was adopted:
The Committee on Tidal Drains report that they
have examined the following bills referred TO them,
find them properly certified, and recommend they
be passed for payment VIZ:
Bill of Perryclear Halsey for Lrmber. S COS
F. E. Betieu for Carriage. .i2S.00
P. May for Carriage. 3oSO
Total s169.S3
WILLIAM G. WHiLDEN, |
HENRY ,iERDIS, (or,mi.tee
J. COSGkOYE,
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Tho Mayor made the following report which
was received as information:

Tho Mayor reports the operations and expenses
of the 1Y6al Drains for the last month as follows
Since the 2sth December, up to which time ,ts tns
daily with the exception of three sundays, and Mon
day the goth inst, when the gates were opened TO
relieve the drains from rain water.
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GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL
yil- .ES-. ROAD f'h'J D" 49,

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6TH
~ Passenger Trains will run dslly, Sundays eI-
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Augusta Market,

Augusta Market,
AUGUSTA, January SO.---SrouR1THs.-Georgi
Railroad Stock sold at 60c.
CoTToN-The market has been quite brisk to-day
with good general demand for all grades at prices
ranging from IS to 1yc; Middling at 17c, being the
basis this afternooD sales 1858 bales; receipts 1853
bales.
CoRN-Ni1ed 81 15a1 90; white 81 25a1 80.
WHEAT-White 81 75a2 80; red S2s0a2 so.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Adams l. Damon-Stove for Engineers Of
Observation-Disclosures 20 so
Adams Damon-RepairiUg Ballot Box. 90
Brown Hyer-Drop Light. Mayors office. IL 90
A. j. Burke-Printng Bonds. 10 90
8. g. Oourtensy-Stationery Inspectors Of
Ace. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
8. G. Courtenay-Statonery Clerks Office. s 26
Ace. ...................... 6s5
S. G.. Courteusy-Stadonery Police otfce.... Ia 40
S. g. Courtenay-Seal of city TOR Clerk City
Court. .............. ......... 10 90
School. ........................... 10 90
John Kanckel-Blankets for Guardhouses.. 1G9 26
Q. +. Hencken-Soap and Oil U. W. Police. 7 Cd
VIM. Johnson-Brcks for repairing drain
Vendue Range. Observation-Disclosures. 118 90
Vendue Range. ................... 4s rs
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