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Railroads.
NOUTIa CAROLlNA hAaLRO

5 IS
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oFFICK,l
CHARLEsToN. y. O., April Q, 1869. I
PAssE.sIER TRAINS of the south Oarollra rat
road viii run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... .. $3.50. ..........aSO L. n.
Connecting with trans for Mont omery, Memphis.
Nashvfile and New Orleans. via Montgomery ana
FOR COLUMBIA
Leave Charleston. ....................e.so A. y.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rsil.
road, snd Camden tram
FOH CHARLESTON.
1eave Augusta. ..............o......9e0 a.
Arstve at 0harleston. ........610 =. n.
Leave Colum bis. 80. .......1 A5 A. H.
At'''e ~ oA11;Ss AUaTsT1 HIaHT ExpREss E ~
tsUNDA7s ExcRP7ED..
Leave Charleston. 80 p m.
oonneotins With trains tor Msnpii; Hssh;ms = M
and New Orleans. via Grand Junotioa.
Arrtve a. XSsrIsstcn =.
ooLTMBIA NidaiT ExpIisss.. .'''0 a. ~
SUNDAYS KxcxPrED.)
Leave Charleston .0.0E p ~
Connecting sundays e1cspssdi .iia alssnvsrs "a
Columbia Railroad
Leave Columbia. ia p n
aTrive ~ OhariestOn. $50 A. h
6TMMERVILLR TRAIN ri,
Leave Charleston s.................... ass p H.
Arrive at Summarville. le.................. Ua0 n.
Leave SummervLle nm ......................Il0 4. y.
AET'Vo ~ OnoSAocNL .N4O A. u
CAMDEN HRANOH.
Camden and OoumbtA PASSENGER Traa,s ON MaY-
DAYS, WEDNEaDAYs and SATUHDAgs,, connsets with
up and down Day Passengers al Ringvlilo
leave Camden. ......... 90. .A3S A. N.
Arrf. at Columb bia. nj 90 m ~
leave Columbia. ....................a90Y ~ - ~
~ p. M-
8ignedl NS q. +. pfAKE
Apr!l 10 ~ General BnDsapSsMdsnt,
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B UsyNEss NoTIoEs.

The FIRM OF MEssRs. FURoHaorr & BRo
rHER, at the corner Of KING and Calhoun streets
Will shortly take stock. and haze reduced
their goods to one half their value. This firm
by purchasing their goods at auction, are en-
abled to sell them at most reasonable rates at
all times. which fact, by the way, has not been
lost sight OF, as is attested by the large
crowds thronging the store every day: but now
still greater reduction has been made, and
parties IN want of dry goods, boots. shoes,
hats and trunks, should not miss this oppor-
tunity to secure the articles at once.
The attention Of those wishing to invest in
real estate is called to the advertisement of
Lowndes & Grlmtall, in this mornings issue.
The CELEBRATED MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER,
at c. w. WIECKING,
July 1S a. Rncaty-streot.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all deaomina-
tions. also PROPRIETARY STAMPS, full assort-
ment always kept on hand, and for sale by
HUGER & RAvENEL,
No. &C East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Office.
COTTON PLANTERS are invited to visit the
farm at the Etiwan Works of the Sulphuric
Acid and superphosphate Company, about
three miles from the city, to see the cotton
produced by their fertilizers. The seed were
planted on the 22d Of April, and the forms on
many Of the plants exceed eighty, and on one
plant one hundred and sixty we're counted.
The attention Of visitors is particularly called
to the fact that the Etiwan Fertilizer, No. 1.
which consists Of superphosphate alone, shows
finer cotton than No. 2, which is mixed with
Peruvian guano, and also than that portion
which has been manured with Peruvian guano
alone 8 iif July 10
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YAOHT RACE.--The proposed Yacht race on
the Gath Of this month will doubtless be an
interesting affair. Perhaps the Savannahians
wouldn't object to pitting the Jane L., Ram
bow, Ginnie, and other yachts against the
Eleanor. Mary Ella, Maggie Mitchell and
Others. here. Bring your yachts over, we will
promise you good race, and good beating
if possible.
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AT rPRAoE.-Yesterday, Messrs. Mark Rey-
mods and F. @. Miller, each of whom, al the
instance of the other, had been arrested and
held in the sum OF FIVE hundred dollars to ap-
pear for tiial, for the little affair in the Fire
proof Building, Friday afternoon, compro-
missed the matter. and are now 6. pesoe.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 12.-Pdoilion Hotel.
Paul 81. Doerzaph, City; ]. W. Jackson. North
Carolina; @. d. Canson. Orangeburg, s. c.; L.
II. Axtell Knoxville, Tenn.
Charleston Hotet.-Mlss Butler and servant,
Georgia; Thomas F. Mcdowell. Liberty Hill, 8.
c.; Warren Adams, South Carolina.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. two o'cloc K
Yesterday morning anegro attempted to bre ak
into store at the corner OF State and Queen
streets, but was frightene! of
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY vi1tu Of Writ of Feri Facias, to me dirsctefY
and delivered tand with the consent Of parties.|
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 1Ath day OF
July inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ. on the premises
west SIDE OF Church street, between Broad-street
and st. Michaeps alley.
Al tie right title and interest Of the defendant in
y BIZ OAh!. one Bake Oven, and the Fixtures.
Glasses, Jars ofa Bakery store.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of T. F.
A. Peterson. at the suit OF J. H. Meier.
Terns cash. EW M MACKEy
July - SIC
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WATCH REcovERED.-A watch which was
stolen some time since with other goods, was
found yesterday in the po ssession Of q negro,
who was arrested for theft.
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TAKEN Possession. N.-Yest erday, J. II. jerks,
recently elected City Inspector, applied to the
late incumbent, j. @. Lacoste, and requested
the Office, which was peacefully given up.
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jtx ONE THOUSAND YEAR.-.There were any
Number OF persons who desired to serve the
'pnbhc IN the capacity OF CITY Inspector, and
much money was spent, champagne and other
liquors drank. and caucnsing dope to secure
the once. the salary OF which is ono thousand
yeaf. Truly an immense smount TO struggle
' about. and 10 occasion prom,ses Il offices to be
made to Aldermen by the Mayor. If they would
S7ote Tor Ms stepson-whloh they did. n,
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The BOARD OF CONTROL for the Widows
Home acknowledge donation from Mrs. VIM.
Gregg. OF Aiken. of box Of peaches, and
thank MIR. Hunt for delivering them so prompt
ly aud free of charge. Ihey would be glad of
any contribution Of vegetables the farmers
may have to spare.
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MERCANTILE PR1NTMa.-An kinds of mer-
camille printing. such as circulars. letter heads
cards. bill heads, statements. &c., for count
seing rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
Dash, at TIE News JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East
Bay,
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TIE POLICE DEPARrxRNr.--It is reported
with what truth could not be ascerta ined, that
the police force will be increased to two hun.
'1red members; that the Upper Gaardhouss
will be reopened, and that number of men
will be supplied with horses for patr ,lIing pur-
poses during the day and night It is ap-
parent to every one that the present force is
not sufficient to properly guard the city, and 1t
should be increased.
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HE NEWS going to the country can receive
their fav orlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
i've cents month. by addressing q note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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LIGHT READING FOR THE WARM WKATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to OBJ
tain light reading for the warm weather, at
strictly popular prices, are referred to the ad-
vertisement Of MIR. @. @. Fighter, the very en-
tsrprtsing and trustworthy K,ng-street dealer
in books and periodicals of all kinds. His list
will be found to include something to suit
every taste. and it seems to us marvel how
he can afford to send his books by mail over
the country. postpaid. at the ridlculously low
prices named,
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THn MEETING OF COUNCIL o.night is expect
ed to be quite interesting. The Supervisors OF
the High School, Trustees of the Charleston
College, Chimney Contractors. and other off,
GERS will be voted TO-. The Mackey faction will
most probably ''rule the roast"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS rHzs pAy

MEETINGS EH1s DAY.
Carolina Chapter, at 8P. N.
Jefferson Lodge, at p. n.
South Carolina Soclety. at 8P. M.
st. Patrick's Benevolent Soolety, at p. M.
survivors Association, at 8 P. III.
south Carolina Friendly Society. at p. NJ.
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STATE CoURr.-There was considerable
equity business done yesterday, in this court,
but none Of it was OF public interest.
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CooTRs Sour. boiled ham, boiled mutton
and tiinamings. at Torck's, sour House." this
m0rninR. n
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a. 9. KAUFMAN advertises for sale State
bonds. old and new issue.
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9ine Arts.
COLORING.

PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with and taste can have their orders
promptly Alled by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should In each case be
given as to the style OF coloring preferred.
April % E21I 3moss
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REsrDENT OF THIS CITY, who has suffered
from burglars, discovered Yesterday, one OF
their plans TO obtain entrance to houses that
have beer spotted. A negro lad entered the
gate and asked for drink Of water which was
given to him. When leaving he slipped into
the cellar. and made his exit at the street,
leaving the cellar door open. This was fortu-
nately discovered in time to prevent night
entrance by that means. but the circumstance
is a warning to housekeepers to guard their
premises from all intruders.
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Shirts ane eSaruisbiua GOODS.

INN E WHITE SHIRTS.--THE CELE-
IL BkATED STAR SHIRTS, IN all sizes, ready
made or made to ORDER at
Gentiemens Furnishing Store
Meeting-street. opposite the Market.
E,ANCY STRIPED PEKCALE sHIkTs.
IL Of tho best quality and in assorted patterns, at
sCOTT'5
Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
Meeting.street opposite the Market.
TNDlA GAUzE SHIRTS: F~OM "a TO
Il A inches, at SCOTS
Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
Meehng-street opposite the Market.
Il ISLE THREAD SHIRTS, WITH LONG
~ and short Sleeves. in all sizes and grades, at
SCOIT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
Meeting.street, opposite the Market.
nRAWERs, In LINEN AND JEANs.
~ In all sizes. and warranted to at. at
SOOrT'S
Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
Meetipgstreet opposite the Market.
n ENTLEMEN's LgNEv AVID PArER
~ CotLARS-a specially. The best stock in
yes eopsnw aTaty Ssn9 quantity The foowins
bilt Best. Jockey, Snow Flake, BOZ, Shakespeare
O1ckens' Boston Yacht Club at
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting.street, opposite the Market
GRAY's PATENT MOULDED ORIENT
called the KEYSToNE. manufac}ured 't BY the e: Key
stone Collar Company At
SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
Meeting-street, opposite the Market
HNEN AND PAPER CUFFS, IN ALL
IL styles and sizes. At
SCOTS
Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting street. opp. site the Market
HOsTMRY.-ENGLI AND GERMAN
~ HALF HOSE, in Cotton and Lisle Thread.
Ae ~ SCOI1'S
Gentemcn's Furnishing Store,
Meeting street, opposite the Market.
NJ ECKTIES AND C:.AVAy S.-A FULL
~ line Of the latest styles Of NECKTIES, Ora.
VATS, SCARFS and BOWS. Spring Stocks and Ma.
poleon Tles At SCOTI'S -u-
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store uaa ~
Meetng-street, opportte the Market.
HANDK KERCIlIEFs, IN LINEN AND
Ill SILK ready hemmed for immediate use, At
SCOTS
Gentemen's Furnishing Store
Meetlng-street opposite the Market
TMBRELLAs. In COTTON, SCOTCH
~ Gtngham, Alpaca and Silk. all sizes and prices.
At SOOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meetn8-street, opposite the Market.
July DAo 6uaos
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Mem Qualifications.
POOEk BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE
The List win be Changed at least Once q Week.
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DlaatQttou Hittfra.

10Al0lloa Ytnfrs.
A CLIO RIOus CHANG Gn.
THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment of Afty years ago. must be considered a
proof that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet. calomel cantharidies and drastic pur.
satives were then the order of the day. The ply.
played into the hands of the apotl,eoary and
the unfortunate patient was drenohed morning,
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We
I've Il 2orc rational aud conscientious era. rba
Importance of supporting Nature in its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIos
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature
in its battles with sickness, is ~
PLAuTA11oN B1TTEKs.
+ 4 ~
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet.
anchor of the feeble and debintated. As cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stomachics. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject IL Is
superseding every other stimulant and nervine,
In al climates tropical temperate or frgd. it's acts
~ "
% specific inrevery species Of disorder which un.
,derminss the bodily strength and breaks down the
e~ ''NAANs's ~ ttStoxoeA =. 40 AnsEOouoeu IL De-
comes standard articles medicinal staple. Drug.
'e4 M a s@ tS ~
sists alshoush therproas upon IL is qnsll, and it
y.
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
9f5 r*RjT
everybody inquiries. and for which nobody will
WI -- t.& ID
accept substitute. It is today the most popular
'Is ;.l:- I i, -: -. : Y '-5s.
medicine II the civilized world, sE1tsnsivey as 1t
81 & Viii y ss~7 f3y . i{ff t9ssSs
result which uniformly follows it's use Every bottle
sold insures the sale of at least half dozen mora
Unlike other stimulants it braces and fortifaes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which, i. produces upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent. There is
. $%8tsr "a 4&f%s
no subsequent depression. It does not, as is the
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied. we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvER-
s:sE.s;ssssccs i,:sassa: for which must invariably
: be made ,ohen the order Is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, Rovernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES 40 woris. :. .2s cents
g FoUR LINES or 80 words 40
8" FIVE LINES or 40 words . 80 {"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office bv> p. M.
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Crops IN GEoRa1A.-The Macon Teleg1 aph,
Of Sunday, says: "As we get into the critical
months an5 stages Of ihe crops, complaints
multiply. although still quite exceptional. A
large portion Of central and southwestern
Georgia is still blessed with timely and sufi-
cient showers; but there are localities which
arc, or we're by last accounts. suffering from
drought, and the people are extremely i'm
patient of this drought on account of the crlt-
Cal stage OF the corn crop, which makes rain
peculiarly necessary. Com is now earng-the
grain is forming and rain is essential to O satis-
factory product. AS for cotton, it is as YET
entirely healthy and promising. Scattering
complaints of rust. boil worm and caterpillar
come to us. but we think they are groundless
or at least with very insufficient foundation.
In crop is full of extraordinary promises. and
nothing has yet occurred to impair the pros
pect."
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CROPS IN THE STATE.-The Clarendon Press
reports that some parts OF that county have
been favored with good seasons and cotton
looks finely, some Of It bidding fair to make a
bale to the acre, while in the lower part of the
county they have had no rain for weeks and it
is difficult to get water even for stock
Gentlemen from Liberty Hill, Kershaw
County. report but one seasoning rain in seven
weeks. Corn and cotton are both suffering
from the drought. -S Nt'a~2 G&
The Lancaster Ledger reports the crop prog
pect IN that county encouraging. The corn.
though small. is quite promising, but lust now
suffering somewhat for rain. Cotton is grow
ing in some localities very fast, and in others
IS at standstil on account Of the dry wealth
or. Blooms have recently been reported from
the Taxahaw settlement as early as the 18th CT
June. nearly one month ago. Iu the immediate
nelghborhood OF the courthouse cotton is at
least three weeks later than usual. The oat
crop is said to be exceedingly fine this year.
THH UNITED STATES COURT July 12-HoN.
dHoRaE S. BRYAN, JUDGE. PREs1D1Na.-The
following BUSINESS was disposed of to day:
Petition of VIM. M. Hale. OF Mount Pleasant,
for final discharge from bankruptcy, was refer.
red to Registrar Carpenter, and final hearing
ordered before the court on the 26th Of July.
Petition Of Franklin Cobb. OF Gresnville. for
final hearing. was referred to Registrar Claw
son. .s.9
In the case of L. McLain vs.. R. J. & J. Muir.
ray. the report Of the assignee regarding sale
Of real estate was confirmed.
Petition Of A. b. Mcdowell for final discharge
was referred to Registrar Carpenter, and final
hearing ordered before the court on the 26th
of July.
In the case Of Jesse G. Miller vs. Josiah N.
Walker. petition to eat sblish lien, tho petition
was referred to Re yistrar Carpenter.
In the case Of Edward w. Marshall va. VIM.
J. IRWIN, petition to establish lien, it was or
defed that r. 8. Bruins be enjoined from pay
ing any portion of the funds in his hands until
further orders from the court.
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Coatents. Of Grocery Store.
GEO. w. SEEFFENS
Will sell on FRIDAY next, 10th instant, at 10
O'Clock. ct the well known Grocery Store, north :
The CONTENTS Of said Store. consistiny of
We'll selected stock Of GhOOERIES. LIQUORS. 90,
&C.. with the unexpired term of Lease.
The above can be treated for privately previous
to dav Of sale.
Ierms cash. stuthf4 July 10
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BAILIFF's SALE.
Sale under Execution By consent of Parties.
viii be sold TOMORROW, the 18th instant at 10
49, co,r,x, -, NJ.
The CONTENTS OF STORE at northeast corner
KtEg and Society streets.
y CONSISTING OF
SODA FOUNTAIN and Apparatus
Cigars. Tobacco. Pipes, Fruit Candies &C.
:. Levied on as the property Of w. and J. Carson st
the SUIT OF .: H. Aanoga. J.J. BEASLEY.
Terms cash. Railiff
July Is
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Auftiou Sairs.

rune DoeH'ng, in Complete Order, near
King street.
w. Y. LEITl'H n II. 8. Bruins
AuctiOneers
VIII DC sold at Auction THIS DAY. I3b J,Iv q.
tho Old Postoaice. at II o,,,ocL " 'o'y' at
linz tnn nne ,nre aud half story WOODEN DWEI-
ated on tb Ia,cR oasementl with three piazzae situ
from Kna re L north side of Georges rect one door
tains s lug, s, Known as 10. %. said promises cor
and hst square rooms besides large attics DRESSING
sary outbudings. s'"o'e ana necea-
~ Inc above desirable premises is in Ano ordor t,e,
same having been recently painted N'o oi"er' 'ne'
Lot measures - feet in front nv Co.. l..
depth. ' Wy - feet In
!, Ierms-Ope fourth cash. balance in ono tn,o 49,.
three years with interest secure bv hond Nv wo an9
gage; property to be insured and policy ossionaT
h1rcnaser Ielse 10 aaJ us toT rapefs una stamps
N.y - sftu3
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misfeQdueous.

GCOREs OF CORNs AND BUNIONs
HAVE BEEN CURED BY MONS. BERGER.
during the last eighteen months. More can sttl be
so by applying now at No. 20 WENTWORTH.
STREET. tus4A JuIv a
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The CELEBRATED MILWAUKEE LAGER BrrR
at c. w. WIECKING,
July 10 a. - Rociatv.atreot :
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THE attention Of those wishing to invest In
real estate is called to the advertisement of
Lowndes Grlmtall, in this mornings ISSUE.
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Range OF Thermometer at tho News
once,
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inspection, and to extend to them such cour-
tesies as the committee may deem expedient
and proper, the expense to be charged to the
contingent fund.
appointed members. Messrs. Mccarthy. Mer-
rill and Coffin were joined on the part of the
Council.
The following ordinance in relation to Port
land Harbor was passed, after q second read
ing, to be engrossed and sent down for con-
currence:
Oyflered-Sect. I-All vessels entering the
upper harbor. not intended to be conveyed to
some wharf Immediately, shall be anchored on
the south side of a line ranging with the red
buoy near the northeast end OF the break
water and the southeast end of the L. ). ~ L.
Railroad wharf, up to abreast the end oil
Browns wharf.
Sect. Il-All ordinances and parts of ordl-
nances inconsistent with the foregoing ordi-
nance are hereby repealed
Ordered, That the Committee on Drains and
Sewers be and are hereby authorized to rebuild
the sewer in Fore street, commencing at a
point near Mountfort street and continued to
Freeman's Court, at an expense not to exceed
$1,000, the same to be charged to the proper APP
preparation and to be constructed by contract
Read and passed and sent down for concur
renee,
Also Ordered, That the Committee on Drains
and Sewers be authorized to extend the sewer
on State street from Danforth towards Con
gress street, at an expense not exceeding $1,000
| provided the ordinances of the city in regard
| to assessments be complied with; also author
izing the extension of the Bracket street sewer
| from Vaughan street southerly 100 feet, at al
expense not exceeding 5000, ON the same con
| ditions as the foregoing.
The Committee ON Streets were directed t.
| establish a grade for Boyd and Mayo streets
and put the same in repair.
a petition of Lewis B. Smith ct ais, tina
| Ash street, near the Arsenal, may be Land on
| by the city, and accepted, in accordance with
| plan submitted. So also one of Martha Cump
ston, that she may be remunerated for increas
ed expenses in building her house on the cor
ner of Newbury and Church streets, in 1867
on account of change in the lines of tn
| street. Also of Chas. H. Adams ct ais for
lamp post on Temple street, near the Adam
HOuse.-Adjourned.