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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


OUACHITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT PACKET : REeULAR oUAcHIrA
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves MONDAN, 18th inst.,. at 5 p. n
ENOK CAMDEN, TRENtOE. aOEKOe. HARRI-
sonburg Columbia trinity snd all Intermediate landings
BLACK and Luschits Rivsrs-Ths splendid steamer
Idahoe,
j. W Blanks Master. Brears and W. T. Morris Clerks
will leave shove For ht bard
orto wINBU.N LORD Agents. % Grsvier street.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS EEGB-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY. at P. N.
EoR TRENTON, MONROE. COLUMBIA. HAIR
ronburg Trinity and all intern. diate .DdIngs-rae
fine. fast passenger packet
Cfeona.
LII PATTERSON, Master; l. s GREBsLEE, Clerk;
VIII leave positively Is above For freight passage
.up,y on board or to wISBURN LORD, Agents.
69Grkvier street
P.s-Tbe Cleona uf take freight and passengers ow
s. any other boat in the trade
TaknYoN. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REoU.
LAF PACKET
Leaves every sArURDAY, n5P.n
EOR ca MDEs, ARKADELPHiA. ALAgAMA
Trenton Monroe Columbia. Hasonburz Trinity. aud m
landings Black aud Ousehitz kver-fhs ms<
niAeent fass-runairg passenger Jacket
" A BLATBs Master; @. PRES WORK, Clerk,
win positively above. For freght or passage spp,
." ''''0 GEO d. HITE, Agent II rchoapitoulss ~
WTRBURH LORD. % 0rsvier street..
wM. NJ. sURL- l6 New Levee street
The yICKsBURG connects with No. steamers for Al
"a inc river and With she psssengs IRksE f
Camden md rkAdephia CITY also connects At fnng VIA
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spoken.

Ship Therbsd TheObald from Havre 18th rch to Ash
bridge Ocean
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n. aEELYE's CO1TOH &aNHEk
"A nnd COTTON PIcKERy corner 81. Thomas and O.,
James streets, the immediate vicinity Of the toiiowes
Presses: Mississippi Fire Proof Alabama, s
pers Planters Tyler Fctors'. Commercial Pelican VI
leans Merchants Veksburg and Penn Having arstciss
carver Cottn Gins Of eighty each the latest In
proved be prepared te haul gin and pick Cotton r0 Aro
so9 a. PrSs rgy,,rsut orc. l2O Grsvisr strest
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OPELoUsAs.

RIGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOh OPEE.OUsAs, WASHIr0rOf, PORT
Barre all landings the Coast Atchsaiaya river
ard Bayou Courtab esn-rhs hghtdr4n steamer j.. a..
lilac for d.. @. O. Pick It. master. ]. Schmidt clerk
vii loavs New orleans every "Wednesday at Return
ing will cave Washington every sunday. ~ ~ a.
The Blackord u Simmsport With the ste eaer
KaDkakse viii give through bills Of ldlng lld iormD
for all eRhs for Bayou DeGaire aud oayou Bout Hates
BENNETT a BELL. ...,,.
w. ". RURLS "e
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LIVERY.
JOSEPH WOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. SO end 50 Raroune street..
BETWEEN COMMON AID eRAvrzR
TIE best stock Of Single and Double HORSES SADDLE
HORSEs and MULES constantly on hand Having unlim-
facilities 10 Louis oahsr Northwestern Cities
ebshed offer Inducements TO Planters and the Public
generally.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUAR
AETEED.
Particular attention paid to Hacking having fresh arrival
fr ehorses
Horses and kulss Bought and Sold on Oommssicn
JOSEPH WOLFOKr,
30 and 50 Baroune street..
OUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES,
l 100 and l92 Magazine street, between Julia and 81
Joseph streets
Frscsss Mules and Horses for Sale Also Carriages and
Ru..sies for Hire L. HART Prourietor
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KoUNS' THROUGH LINE-Lesyes EVERY SATURDAY
L,eR JEEFEksON AND sH REVEfDhr
II Duoct-TteU b mai steamer Lafourche. BEN. n.
KOUHs. Master, viii leave ABOVE -keturniUg esves
Shreveport vEDNESDAy At u n Passes Gfaua
Bay every WEDNESDAY, At r. Passes Grand kcure
every WFDNErDAY NIGHT 81 IL Passes Alex andria
TIL HeDAA a. II Passes sormans Landi'
THURSDAY at p Passes 'aih Red river s.sy
THUhrDAY att p ~; Passes Baton Rouge every THURS
DAY NIGHT at u Time to and from Marshall and Jei.
ierson, and bal Gays Apply 70
O. L KOuNs 4 BIO. 50 Common street
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Frank Psrgoud. Tobin. from Memphis
Wild VagO0~r. Richardson, from Natche1
GREY Esgie, Baranco, from Bsyoa Sara
Sarah, De-ring from. Nozzle
Frapces. Blakeslee from Mobile
a q Brown, Bassett, from Lover Cosss
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KCRxscKxr OFFICE. No. - CANT srRzEr, !
SUNDAY. Nay 10. 1888. )
Cleared Yesterday.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLAovs-MoRGAS LINE U. g.
Mail Steamers.
EoR RAY at. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City Biloxi Oceaa Springs aud fsscagoua
NEW ARRANGEMENT
rhs lov-prsssure steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH N. WALKER. will make rszu ~ uips 10 sssve
places follows arrival Of Pontchsrtran Railroad
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. o A. q train
On sATURDAY8. IL u ran-on TINS nip gong Pascsr
goula
Returning. win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY wEDNEs-
DAY snd FRIDAY Evenings; PAseasoulA esery SUNDAY
MOON.
bad weather low water Tor further information apply
OHAS. a. WHlfNEYA CO., seents'
MAJ Pass Christian stoppass made sniy :, Tie Gen.
trial wharf
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Cine gilgertahrt
bas beili9e 2anb.
(Jprtiebung.)

Son Gers Oft, StaStp1arrsr IN %eenseers.
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tcopiously, ard from that day to the present
time the mountain has been more or less ac-
tive. During all this period the instruments
in the astronomical observatory, near Naples,
have been continually agitated by the trem-
blings of the earth. About November 1lth,
1868, new assures were made in the cones, and
the lava now rolls down and spreads itself in a
broad sheet over the side Of Vesuyius towards
Naples. The SIN Ike, formed into an infinite
numter of rings OF circles, surges up to
height of two thousand feet, and then spreads
out into vast overshadowing cloud. At in
tervals columns of fire are seen bursting up to
great height, and resemble in regularity the
flames responding to the blast OF Titanic
bellows. Three new cones have already been
formed, and white cloud of vapor marks the
course of the lava stream, which, having grad
uaIly filled up the deep holIows Of the noun
tain side, is now threatening to devastate the
cultivated land.
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X evicws,

LANDMARKS OF MODERN HISTORY: From the
Beginning of the Restoration to the Acces-
sion Of Napoleon III. By Miss Yonge. First
American Edition. New York Leypoldt u
Holt. 1868. Charleston John Russell.
There is no royal road to historical knowl-
edge, but Miss Yonge has succeeded in max
ing pleasant its paths to those who have
not the inclination to do more than make
themselves familiar with those events which
are properly called the landmarks of his
"tory," and with the men who stamped
their own image upon the times in which
they lived. In doing this, Mics Yonge has
also given Us work which will be of use
even to the historical student, and which
by its simple style and graphic narrative is
made wellnigh as winning as the cheating
pages of the common historical romance.
The subjects of the book extend over pc
riod of three centuries, of which the more
memorable events are brought together so
as to elucidate the spirit of each, and to
bring into plain relief the motives and char
acter of the chief actors in them. A vein
of religious partisanship is the chief, if not
the only, objection to this work; but it may
be pleaded in extenaation, that while the
author was making secular history dramat-
ically plain, she had for her aim "to trace
"the visible church in her strife, first with
"the heather world; secondly, with her own
"errors; and lastly, with unbelief-always
"with moral guilt" And as there is no
evidence of desire to be unjust, we can
not allow the occasional exhibition of Sec
tartan feeling to stand in the way of our
full recognition of the merits Of book 30
carefully written, so fresh in manner and
form, so wildly interesting, and so gene
rally reliable as that which lies before u.s.
1t supplies want which has long been
felt-that of book which should combine
with the handy compactness of compen-
dium much of the force and vigor of the
detailed modern history. AS text book,
the Landmarks of Modern History" should
be of great volue.
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CHI A r L E S T O N .
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 1868

CASH IN ADyANcE.-On and after this day.
the payment Of subscriptions in advance by
all the subscribers of TEE NEWS will be rigidly
enforced, and the paper will not be sent to any
one unless it has been paid for. 10 this rule
there will be no exception.
Persons whose stay in the city is to be short,
or who for any other reason may not be dis
posed to pay the subscription in advance, can
avail themselves of our weekly delivery and
collection system, and receive the paper at the
rate Of fifteen cents week.
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GOODS FOE THE HOLIDAYS

LANDING AND IN STORE
AT THE
PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
GROCERY STORE,
S. ". CORNER MEETING AND MARKET STS,
NEW LAYER RAISISs, IL QUARTER, HALF
~ and whole boxes
New Seedess Raisins
New Curranls aud Citron
Dricl Figs. in one-third, one, two and half and
eight pound drums
Sof;.shell Almonds
French PruueS, in cans and Jars
New Turkish Pruncs. for stewing
Guava Jelly, in halc and one pound boxes
Sardines, in arter, half and whole boxes
Fresh Peaches Te,rs PIneapplos and Strawberries,
in two pound cans
Fresh AIacke:el ard salmon. in one pound cans
English and kr crican Pickles, quarts and pints
No. Gold Chop Fire Crackers
Monopgahell, Rye, Cabinet and Bourbon WhlsEey
Malaga, Port and Sherry Wine
French and American brandy and Old Tom Gin.
bottled and on drauSht
SPICES of all kinds, ground and whole
1alioca. Sago, MaiZ"na, Corn starch, hrroWroot
Cream Tarta:, Bakers premium CEocola.e
Broma Cocoa and Co:oa PI5io
Choice New York Su rar-cured Pig Hams, unbasged
Edwards Cclebi ated Washington Hams, small Sizes
bagged
Smoked Tongues, Beef Salmon and Haibut
AND
4 choice and complete assortment Of FAMILY
GROCERIES, which guarantee to sell at the low
est market prices for cash.
Goods delivered ire'
No charge for packages! December 18
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ITO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYEKS.

ITO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERS.-
J. NOrICE.-CI lYTREASURY. December 6, 1868.
Executions on all unpaid Tax Returns for Real
Estate viii BE- seat to tho Sheriff on the Goth, as
quired by ordinance, (unlil then their payment will
be received at this oficc) viz: 5h Sccion-"Snd it
shall be the duty oftbe City Treasurer to forthwith
issue executions against tho goods, chattels and
other property OF said persons Or corporations, and
lodge tho said executions with the City Sheriff, who
shall Immediately proceed for the collection OF the
samei 10 the manner provided by Ordinances for the
enforcement of executions" s. THOMAS,
Decemher9 9 IL City Treasurer.
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&c E1NE-srIcEr, NEW YORK,
November u, 1sG7.
UDoLrHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have made chemical cx animation OF
sample of your Schiedam Schnapps, with The i'll
tent vi determining if auy foreign injurious sub
stance had been added TO the simple distilled spirits.
The examination las resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no polsonoJs or harmful
adu,ixture 1 have tctn uoablc TO discover any
trace oil the dcleterous substances wic.i are en-
ployed in the aduteraiioa Of liquors. would not
hesitate to uso myself or to reconmtnd to others,
tor medicinal purposes, the Schcdam Schnapps as
an excellent aud unobectionablc variety oi gin.
Very respectfully yours,
lSigned0 CHAS A. SEELY, Chemist.
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@ PECIAL ORDER. MAYORS OFFICE,
- CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, S. c., DECEM-
BER 1, IS6S.-Fron and after the above date, all
purchas made for the City, except for such insi-
tutohs as are under the management of Board of
Commissioners, must le through an order properly
signed by the party or parties co purchasing, and
counters'gncd by the MAYOR. The bills, when pre-.
sented for payrlent. must be accompanied by the
order above mentioned, otherwise they wall not be
considered. GEO. w. CLARK, Mayor
BY order of the Mayor W. II. SMITH,
December Clerk of Council.
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Gouartnersbip llotiff.

r IMITED PARTNERSHIP THE UN-
IL DERslGNED have, in accordance with the
cts of General Assembly, and under firm name OF
WILLIAM GURNEY, and IN conformity with the
articles Of agreement Of limited partnership lbear-
ing date 9th day OF September, 1861 expiring this
day.
II is mutually agreed 10 renew and continue same
under said agreement to June 1st, 1869.
(signed) VIM. GURNEY, General Partner.
tsgnedj JAY L ADAMS, special Partner.
Charleston, December l, 1868. December 10
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Gitp advertisements.

CITY BADGEs.-uFFIUE OF CITY
" TREASURER, DECEMBER 1S, 1SGS.-Scaled
proposals will be received at this Office until Twe C
o'clock NJ. of the 23d instant, for the following
nADGES painted and lcttercd as of the patterns to
be this otice, to wit: 60 Cart License, 81 0
Private Cart license, so Ercad Cart Licens, and so
Hack License. S. THOMAS, City treasurer.
December 10
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Sef Salt.
CISG ING BIRDS:
SINGING BIRDS! SINGING BIRDS I!

JUST RECEIVED, VIA NEW YORK, FROM
Germany. large lot OF the finest SINGING BIRDS
ever brought to this country. consisting of Canary
CAGES. DESTROYS of diepesins with these Birds
with dispatch, the proprietor is anxious 10
to Germany, the? Will be sold very low at NJ z.
ME1TZLER'o "Globe Hotel" No 60 Quccn.str et.
YDecembor 10 stuthsi* AUGUST MORRIS.
TTRUIT FARM FOH SALE, a:;AIS
Il AIKEN, s. C.-THREE HUNDRl d ACRES.-
The farm has nearly five thousand iru,t rec coz.
sisting ofPolcll, APPLE Cherry, Plum pomcgrIuatc,
Fig, Pear. &C. Also, variety OF small 'ruits. as,
Raspberrics. strawberries. imported Blackberrcs
&C., all ef the choicest kinds. also, about twenty
five acres oil the Choicest Grapes of various kinds.
One hundred acres OF the landis cleared, and good
flrmiug land the balance is wood land. For fur
ther particulars apply to JAMES ". MAY,
Northwest side of Courthouse,
December II 1mo Charleston, s. C.
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New YORK, No. 50 CEDAn-sTREET.
L.. 4

New YORK, No. So CEDAn-srREET.
November &C. 1867
UDoLPuo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical analys isis
two bottles OF "schiedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonned warehouse. and
fnd as before, that the spirituous liquor is ir""
from injurious ingredients or Justification; that il.
has the marks of being aged and not recently pre-
pared py mechanic'l adnixturc of alcohol and aro-
matics.
Respectfully, FRED. +. MAYER,
Chemist
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DON'T
OVERLOOK THIS!

TT YOU WANT GAS FITTING DONE.
/ Go to p. l.. GUILLEMIN. No. 40 Church street.
ii you want STEAM FILLING done.
Go to p. J.. GUILLEITN, No. II Church-strtet.
II you want PLUMBING done,
DO TO p. L. GUILLEMI.;, No. 40 Church.strect.
II YOU want TN :'OOtINCi and GUITERlNG done,
Go 10 Z. l.. GUfLLEMIN No. 1i0 Church Street.
Ii YOU want Gas FiX UkES.
Go to p. l.. GUILLE1IN, No no Church-street
Where you can &c: GAS HANDELIER5, PEN
DANTS Brackets, Hail Lights, Portable stands
Drop Lights,
AHGinD BURNERS,
Porcelain. Mica, Paper and TIN Sh1de, Glass
Giob and shades. Copper and Iron Pumps, Ea:h
Tubs, parlor and Bedroom Crates, Kerosene Lamps.
&c. &c, at reasonable prices.
Repairing promptly attended TO.
Old Gaa Fixtures Rebronzed
rcc:mb'r ~ th.n2mo
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TTPPER WARDS GUARDHOUSE, DE-
- CEMBER 1G, lsG8.-Take up, goipg at large.
contrary TO City Ordinance. n DIRK RED COW,
with horns, the points sawed of The owner is re-
ques ed to call at this post pay expenses and take
her away. C. Il. STGWALD,
December l6 Chief of Police.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER TERM, 1S6S.-IN The MATTER OF
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN
DANKRUPTCY.-O -Ordered, that hearing be had on
the fourth day IF January, 1869, at tho Federal
Courthouse in Charleston s. G., and that all crcdi.
tors &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and show cause, if any they can. Why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
And that the second and third meetings OF crcdi.
of r. r. CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar of Second
Congressional District. S. e., the sec>nd day Of
January, 1869, at IL NJ.
BY order OF the Court, the 9th day of December,
1868. DANIEL HORLDECK,
Clerk of the u 8. District Court,
December u SO For South Carolnl.
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Ifee bouud to say, that regard your Selma ops
us being in every respect prc-eminently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage At all events, it is
the purest possible article Of Holland Gin. hereto
tore uuobt:.inaDe. and as such may be safely pre-
scribcd by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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I'M THE DISTRICT COURT on THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN q. BAKER, OF
CHARLESTON, BANKRUPr-PETlTION FOR
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
RUPTCY.-Ordered, That hearing be had on
the fourth day Of January, 1869, at the Fede.
raj Courthouse in Chlrleston, 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 and third meetings Of
Creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at the office
OF r. Z. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar Of Sc
cond Congressional District, S. c., on the second
day of January 1862, at 12M NJ.
By order of the Court, the 9th day of December,
1868. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District Court of the United States for
South Carolina. 50 Decemberl9
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ITO RENT, UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAY
next pleasant RESIDENCE in the western
part of the city, convenient to City Railway having
every convenience for medium sized family. APP
ply at No. 81 MARkEr-SrREET.
December 10 ~
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notites iii Bankruptcy.

tn TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH ChROLINA-IN BANKKUPTCY.-The un.
dersGned hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Assignee ofJAMES l.. THOMPSON. of Liberty Hill,
in the County of Kershaw aud State of South Caro-
ling, within said District who has been adjudged
Bankrupt, upon his own petition. by the District
Court of said District. j. ROSS DYE,
December II Assignee.
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Meetinas.

TVNENTY-SlXTH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COMPANY
L will be held THIS Epenina the 10Th instant. at
the Company Hall, at Seven O'Clock. The Honorary
and Contributing Members are requested to attend.
By order THOS. II. rILLINGHAM.
Secretary pro tenn. e. F. E. Company.
December 10
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90 Rfnt.

ITO RENT. AN OFFICE ON BROAD
STREET, between Meeting IN King Streets
two rooms-vcry desirable for Physician or Law
yer. apply at THIS OFFICE.
December 10 stusth4
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN BANKRUPTCY.-AT CAM
DFN, DECEMBER 5, 1868 The undersigned here
by gives notice of bis appointment as Assignee of
JOHN GASKIN. OF Flat Rock, in the County of Ker-
triet. who has been adjudged o Bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the District Court of said District
FZEKiEL G1SKIN,
Decembcr IL 5 AssiCnce.
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T OST, A YELLOW AND WHITE Set
IL TER PUP, eight months old; had on, When
lost, leather collar WITH city badge. suitable
reward will be pad for her eturn TO No. 1S EROtD,
CT 10. TMEEt INC. STREET. November 30
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OFFTCE OF Captain OF PuLICr.

ton. Z. B. SlGWALD,
Captain OF Police.
mo person or persons shall fire any squibs, crack
ers or other III cworks, within The city, except at
times OF public rcoi ings, and such places whe
and where the Mayor for the time bcin2 m1y per-
NIT by license, under his hand; or shall fire any
gun, pistol, other firearms. within the limits Of
The city, unless it bo occasion OF some military
parade, and then by tho order Of some officer having
the command, under penalty OF ten dollars for
each and every offence"
December 10 II
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FRESH ARRIVALS

FRESH ARRIVALS
Mercantile Cooperative
Association,
CORNER KING IND CALHOUN STREETS.
CARS.
= BARRELS CRUSHED SUGAR
> 5 barrels Powdered Sugar
barrels Extra Sugar
. barrels Granuated Sugar.
TEA.
YOUNG DYSON, ooLoNG, and
English Breakfast.
COFFEE.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, L.GTAYRA
Rio, Of all grades.
SYRUP.
FLORIDA, very choice
New York sugar House
Aluscovado, in barrels.
FLOUR.
FAMILY, SUPER AND EXTRA.
BUTTER.
CHOICE GOSHEN
Fresh Country.
tierces LEAF.
BISCUITS.
WINE, Butter and Brenls Boston.
EA1SINS, CITROE, sc.
25 5wHoLE EOXS
2j half boxes
- quarter boxes
10 boxes CTIrON
Barrels CURRANTS, fresh.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kits Mo-. and PTCKLFD SALMON. Smoked
Salmoo. Fish Roes, f. n. Beef, Sausage IN Lard,
Hams Pig and Big; strips. shoulders.
And, lull assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
recently selected in the New York market.
ED-Goods delivered 10 any part OF the city FREE
OF Oh aRGE. tuths3 December l5
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rlc proprietor also offers Cor sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me.
dicual use. Each bottle has his certificate Of its pu,
rity. COOLPaAO W NLEEs
November II mos
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T CST, ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
IL Ladie, GOLD WATCH double case, while
face, with chain attached Finder will please leave
the same at THIS OFFICE, where reward will be
given i: required. November %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-19

STRAEED OR STOLEN, SUNDAY OR
- Sunday night, Black and Tan TERRIER. a
reward will be gwen or his recovery application
at No. GO HAsELSTRGET, between Ansou and East
Bay s,r-es 8. December s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-19

At THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
OOO DUNCHE BANANAS
OOU 5000 Plantaius
20.0U0 Cocoauuts
10000 Florida Oranges
500 barrels Northern Appes-Graining. Bald
win Northo. Il Spy and Gill Flower
200 boxes Assorted Layer Rai>ins
1000 pounds Drum and Box Figs
so barrels Assorted Nuts
$1,000 Torpedoes, Patent
so boxes Fire Crackers
260 barrels Peach Blow Potatoes
200 barrels Prince Albert Potatoes
ITO barrels Pilk-Eye Potatoes
eco barrels David'S Seeding Potatoes
200 barrels Western Red Potatoes
100 barrels Garnet's Chill Potatoes.
AL OF which will be sold ut the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. December II
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lost anb SunnD.

Tucked UP ApRIFT, A BATTEAU,
/ which the owner can 1bain b. proving pre-
rcrly and paying expenses. apply at the POINT
HOUSE, sul.iyan's Island 81 December Is