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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-15

WHO MUST lake OUT LICEGSES.-lue IulloH-
ing Is list OF occupations for which licenses are
required by Council to be taken out ut the City
Treasurer's office:
AmbrotyplSt.
Artist, daguerrean.
Photographer.
ApOthecary, wholesale.
Apothecary, retail.
Architects.
AuctOneerS.
Agencies. other than licensed merchants.
Agencies. steamship and other vessel
Agencies, other than ferry boat
Agency or company, ferry boat.
Agent, bank.
Agents and collectors real estate.
Banks
Bankers.
Builders and master mechanics OF every trade,
including BARRIERS, employing from TWO TO
Builders and master mechanics Of every trade, n-
cluding BARRIERS employing more than four
journeymen.
Billiard tnbles (private.)
Billiard tables, (salOOn.)
Bowling alley, leach alley.)
Boarding and housekeeping, other than sailor.
Boarding and housekeeping, sailor.
Broker, money and dealer In exchange.
Broker, commercial and produce.
Broker, stock.
Broker, real estate.
Broker, pawn.
Broker, cattle, other than traders bringing.
Butchers, for each stall.
Bakers.
Contractors, o,her than builders.
Coal yards.
Cotton presses, each (steam.)
Cotton presses, each thand.l
Cotton gin.
Cotton pickcry.
Companies, express.
Companies, express baggage wagon, one horse
Companies, express baggage wagon, two horse
Companies, gas.
Dentists.
Dealers. retail in goods, wares anil merchandise,
excluding distilled spirits whose annual sales
do not exceed $4,000
Dealers, wholesale. excluding distilled spirits.
Dealers, liquor, wholesale.
Dealers, LIQUOR, retail, who have taken out q
separate license for other business.
Dealers, liquor. barroom
Factories, sash and blind.
Founders.
Gas filters.
Hotels.
Hucksters.
Ice houses.
Insurance companies, local or agencies, for each
agency.
Intelligence ONCE.
Job printing office.
Junk shop, wholesale
Junk shop, retail
Lawyers.
Lumber yards.
Lumber ponds not connected with lumber yards.
Merchants. commission or factors.
mlllS, mourning.
Mills, grlst.
Mills, planning.
Mills rice.
Mills saw.
Museum.
Papers, daily each.
Public stables.
Physicians.
Restaurants where no liquor license Is taken out.
Sellers by sample or otherwise.
Street railway, each car.
Soda water, manufacturers OF bottled.
Soda water, manufacturer, selling from fsunts.
Shipping masters.
Soap and candle manufactures.
SteVedoreS.
TannerieS.
Wood yards.
Warehouse where storage is charged.
Turpentine stills.
Phosphate works.
Carts, drays, wagons, and hacks. horse.
Carts, drays, wagons and hacks, horse,
Omnibuses, coaches, and trucks, horse.
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By VIZ. LEITCH & R. S. BRUINS,
Aucttoneera.


EsTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
E EXECUTORS
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, January 27th on
Accommodation Wharf, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
racse Tas GSsRg anus4e asd Falngse SsS 5Ss
Steamers In thorough order and ready Tor im1le-
date service:
Steamer FANNIE, 40 tons burtlen, length 142
feet, beam o. breadth over all SO feet, depth OF
hold feet, draft Qlght)4 feet, low pressure en-
gine. 2S.inch cylinder, feet stroke; upper saloon
contains 1s state.rOoms; lower saloon contains l6
berths.
Steamer MARION, 100 tons Durthen, length 12o
feet, beam 20 feet, breadth over all 80 feet, depth
OF hold feet draft Qlghtl 2H feet high pressure
engine, 18-inch cylinder, 8 feet stroke, carrying
capacity about 5000 bushels grain or 900 bales Of
cotton.
Terms-One-four cash; balance on credit Of
two four and six months, equal In stalments, with
interest from day OF sale, approved endorsed
notes, with mortgage OF Steamers. Purchasers
to pay us for papers and stamps.
fanl0 n11tuthSS
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EE-DEDICATIoN OF TRINITY CHURCu.-This
place of worship, which has recently been re-
paired and Eodernizcd, will be soemnly rcledi-
Gated to-day, the venerable Bishop George f.
Pierce OF Georgia, Bishop w. NJ. Wightnan, Of
&outh Carolina, and the Rev. DIR. Whitcfoord
Saith, of woGord College, assisting the pastor.
The morning sermon will be preached by Bishop
Pierce that in the afternoon By Bishop Wightman,
and Dr. Whitefoord Smith will preach at night.
Bishop Pierce is now in the city, and is guest OF
his brother in-law, L. Gambrill Esq, at No. s
Meeting street, where he will he pleased to see
his friends.
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STATEsEHDoRsEaENT OF RAILROAD DONDs.-
The Columbia Phoenix says: "Many years ago,
the State of South Carolina endorsed the bonds Of
the South Carolina Railroad Company to the
amount of g., 100000 sterling. We learn that the
bonds have matured and been all arranged for.
The guarantees of the State being no longer
needed we learn that in accordance with the
wishes of the company, the Legislature will re-
peal the old act, and thus arrange the surren-
der and canceng Of the old bonds. This action
of the South Carolina Railroad company is most
opportune, as it is calculated to enhance tue
brce OF State securities, aud gives evidence OF
return toward its good old times oil prosperity"
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auetioneers' ]1rlpate 5ales, sc.
Rr I. FRASER MATHEWES.

TOR SALE OR TO RENT, THE fEL-
Tsi,rd Containing some 600 acres OF high Land,
% 500 acres of which are cleared and about $50
ocrcs orn flrst.rate cotton lan1s. On the Planta-
linn are small Dwelling Of four rooms, cotton
house, twelve cabins, and other necessary Duilo'
This nacc Is situated on bold river nayigable
hy steamboats, and schooners, and within four
miles OF the regular steamboat landing.
For further particulars, apply as above.
ianl3 thstu6
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Nem publications,
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BY W. Y. LEITCH s B. s. BRUINS.
Auctioncors.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF PAINT AND
I OIL STORE, damaged by fire aud water, at
No. 10l East Bay.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, at
10 O'Clock, at No. 101 East Bay, (now occupied by
D. Brtggs,)
The contents OF said Store. Consisting In
part OF PAINTS, Oils Brushes, Window-glass,
White Lead, Varnish, Lamps Chimneys, Wicks,
and variety Of other articles incident to paint
store. %
The store will be open daily for inspection.
Terms cash. Articles to be removed imMedt-
atelv, . jan1b
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tuueral Notices.

@- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ASCEs Of Mrs. Ann Burrell and OF her son, C. J.
Jones, are respectfully invited to attend the Fun
eral of her daughter, CHARLOTTE, on To-MoR-
ROW Sunday AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, ut No.
Hudson street, without further invitation.
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The GRAND BENEFIT to be given by the citi-
zens of Charleston to Manager Ford, on Monday
night, promises 20 be remarkable success. The
fine old comedy 'Much Ado About Nothing" will
be brought out In careful and elaborate style. The
most acute and learned OF the commentators OF
Shakespeare have agreed in pronouncing this
play to he one OF the most perfect creations of his
mighty genius. Indeed, it would he in vain to
look for two more highly finished specimens
of sprightliness and wit than are embodied in the
characters of Dcnedick and Beatrice; and then,
again, Dogberry, whose very name has passed
into an aphorlsni, the type OF class; and ycrges
the superannuated echo of the "Jack in office"
These characters alone form collection at once
so varied and inimitable, as to present an en-
during freshness on the stage, while they are the
delight and charm Of the closet.
."Much Ado About Nothing" is supposed to be
one of the later productions Of the poets PEN
There seems internal evidence in the finish and
discriminatlve style Of the composition, to war
rant this assumption. The gladistorial display OF
wit between Benedick and Beatrice, and the cpl
grammatlc point OF the dialogue throughout, In
dlcate taste refined by actual intercourse with
educated and high-kred society, to which Shakes
pear had access only In the zenith OF his poetlca
fame.
There is not, perhaps, another Of the numerous
plays OF Shakespeare that affords such special
example of his powers Of Interesting an audience
by dramatic incidents and beauty OF language,
Independent OF plot, as Is Afforded In this comedy.
The chief agents OF the story are Hero and Clau-
do, and yet how little We think Of these main fea-
turac when comnared with the interest -cXCltcQ
by the war Of wit between the subordinate actors,
Benedick and Beatrice and the Incompatible
scenes in which Dogberry is concerned
Even II there were no considerations OF pride
and gratitude to stimulate the attendance OF our
citizens for such performance, 1t would be safe
to predict crowded house. AS 1t is, we ale glad
to know that quite o large proportion Of the seats
have already been secured.
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The COMBINATION of ingredients used in ma
king Browns Bronchial Troches" is such as to
give the best possible effect with safety. The
Troches are used always with good success, and
are widely known as tho best remedy for coughs,
colds, throat diseases, and asthmatic troubles.
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PARTICULARS OF The Loss OF THE ScHooN-
Err GEORGE AND MARY, FOR THIS PoRT.-The New
York Herald, of Wednesday, has the following:
The schooner George and Mary (neW,) lso tons,
OF Calais, from New York for Charleston, was to-
tally wrecked on Cape Lookout shoals, 9Th instant.
All hands were saved and reached New York yes
terday morning. The G. and NJ. left New York
December 2sth with cargo OF bone dust, and on
the I'd instant encountered hurricane from 5.
s. e. during which lost jib and split foresal; hove
to and reeed mainsal vessel laboring heavily
and shipping large quantities Of water, filling
decks and cabin; 1t continued to blow heavily
until the 9th, driving the vessel lS0 miles east OF
Hatteras. On the Sth had gale from NV; made
Cape Lookout light, apparently about fifteen miles
OF, but owing to a mist or vapor between them
and the light 1t was actually only seven or eight
miles distant; kept the lead going, but could not
tonch bottom with twenty fathoms, and before
they had any indications OF being near the shoals
the vessel struck. AT daylight on the 9th, wind
from N. E.. with very heavy sea, which soon
biged her and she settled into the saad, so that
at high water the sea broke over her twenty feet
high The captain and crew were compelled to
seek safety in the rigging At about 10 A. M. the
steamship Champion, Captain Lockwood, from
Charleaton for New York. hove In sight, and after
three hours work succeeded in rescuing them
from the wreck and brought them to New York.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at ST per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have bis card printed on his
envelopes.
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THB CALDER HoUsE.-Madame Gldlere, the
hostess OF this popular and wcll-kept house, an
nounces that she now has some very nice, large
rooms, suitable for families, which can be obtain.
ed on reasonable terms.
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jan1a wslmo No. 1873 Broadway, New York.

@-OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
MAIN sTATIoN-HoUsE, CHARLESTON, S. c.,
JANUARY /, 1STO.-The attention OF all persons
concerned is hereby respectfully called to the
following Clby Ordinance, which will be strictly
enforced on and after this date:
Notice is particularly given, that all public balls
where tickets are sold, will be required to pay
License, as laid down In Section 2.
BY order OF the Mayor.
II. w. HENDRICKS.
Chief Of Police
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DAVIS ''D1AMoSD," BEARGRAss, SUGAR.
CURED HANS, &C., are advertised by William s.
Oorwin, Co., No. 27s King street. Also, the
celebrated Champagnes Of Bouche Pills Co.
Green Seal, Heidseick. and other popular brands.
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@- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON.-Th Coupons Of the Guaranteed
Bonds Ofshe Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad
due 1st January, 1870, will be paid ON and after
18th instant, OF this Bank.
w. C. DREESE,
ian11 Cashier
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CEuMDs.-There was lively demand yester-
day for tickets to Manager Ford's benefit OH Mon
day night, and large number OF reserved Seats
have been secured.
The rooms of the widows Home, Broad street,
will be open to-day from 10 A. M. to p. NJ, when
the rink will be exhibited, and fancy articles Of
fered for sale.
The sweeps are Indignant that those not in their
sooty line should reap the benefits of the profess
sion, and some poachers on their preserves have
been sent to the Workhouse as vagrants.
The position Of naval store inspector is again
the subject OF controversy, but the Legislature
seems willing to take the bull by the horns.
Interesting Sabbath school exercises will be
held in Zion Presby terian Church, Calhoun street,
tomorrow evening. A valuable library will be
presented to the school, and addresses made by
the Rev. J. L. Girardeau and Mr.. owan.
The warm weather Of the past few days cumi.
mated in rain ut IL O'Clock last night.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Office is
now printing bill-heads In the best style and on
fne paper, at So so per thousand Merchants think
OF IL?
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-Therc was no pro-
ceedings yesterday, and no court will be held
unit! Monday morning.
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Aurtio,t Sales.--future DG ps.
BY JOHN s. RYAN,
NDER DECREE IN EQUITY
AucttOneer.

NDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
" Bell, Guardian vs. Cochran.
by virtue OF an order OF sale in the above cause,
TO me directed by the Hon. r. b. Carpenter, Judge
OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the First CIR
cult, sitting In Equity will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY. tho 25th day or Janu-
ary, 1870, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postof-
lcc. foot OF Broad street,
An that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Dwelling House and other Buildings
thereon situate, lying and being on the east side
Of America street, in the Upper Wards OF tho
City of Charleston, measuring In front on Ameri-
ca street fty feet, and the same on the back line
and In depth one hundred and thirty mine feet
six inches; butting and bounding east on Lands
now or late OF G. M. Furman, west on America
street, north on Lands now or late of Joseph JEFF
fords, south on Lands OF Eason, together with all
and singular the rights, members and heredita-
ments to the same belonging.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises; buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for titles,
stamps and all necessary expenses.
W. J. GAYER,
jan15stuth5 Special Referee.
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USINE MOTH S.

BooKs-FoGARrIE's Book DErosIToRY.-Cat-
alogue No. % will be found in to.day's issue. The
list will be changed once week.
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GoDEY's LADIES' Book for February, at the
Hasel street Bazaar Price 25c. copy.
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CITY AFF A IR S .
Meetings This Day.

Relief Loan Association, at T. NJ.
Republican Party. at I. NJ.
Young Mems Christian Association, at half-past
.p NJ
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BY GEO. Med. STOLL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
DUBLIC SALE NEAR FLORENCE, S. G.
L Corn. Fodder, Cotton Seed, Plantation Inn
plements, Tools, &c.
I'LL sell to the highest bidder on TUESDAY
next, January 18th, at II O'Clock, at the Planta.
tion OF +. w. Ford, ESQ.,, (0range Grove or Old
Cannon Pace.) four miles from Florence, S. e.,
the following Articles:
GOO bushels CORN
500 bushels Cotton Seed, flnes
1900 pounds Nicely Cured Fodder
Lot Plantation Implements, Tools. &C.
Terms cash. lanl3S
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AN ORDINANCE TO FIX THE PRICE OF LICENSE Fo
AL pIInIIC EXHIBITIONS. SHOWS. CQNCEKTS

AN ORDINANCE TO FIX THE PRICE OF LICENSE FOR
ALL PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS, SHOWS, CONCERTS,
LECTURES, &C.
Aldermen In City Council assembled, That from
and after the passage Of this Ordnance every
public exhibition, entertainment, show, concert,
lecture &C., OF any character or nature whatever
which shall be hereafter exhibited, represented
acted or delivered in the City OF Charleston for
gain, hire or reward shall first receive license
and shall pay for the said license the sum or sums
hereinafter mentioned; provided, however, that
nothing herein contained shall prevent license
from being issued free OF charge, for any such
public exhibition, entertainment, &c, where the
same may be In aid OF or for the benefit OF any
religious, charitable or literary society, or lnst-
tuition located In this city.
SEC. 2 That the price OF license to be hereafter
paid for public exhibitions, entertainments
shows, concerts &c, shall be follows, to wit:
For each and every circus, s25 per day.
For each and every menageric, or other public
exhibition of o like character, the sum OF S. per
day for each and every day the same may be
For grand, operatic, and every other concert
or public entertainment OF like character, the
sum of $40 for each and every day the same may
be exhibited.
For panorapas, paintings, works OF art or
mechanism, and all public exhibitions OF IKE
character, the sum OF $40 for each and every day
the same may be exhibited.
For lectures &C., and for each and every other
kind or public entertainment, OF any character or
description whatsoever not hercinbef0re specified
such sum as may be determined by the Mayor per
day, for each and every day the same may be cX-
hIhIted; except for theatrical performance by q
regularly established corps, which shall pay such
sum or sums as the City Council may determine
on application 10 them.
For each public ball and festirity given i'll the
city, Sis.
SEC. 3. That each and every person who shall
open TO the public any Kind Of entertainment, eX-
hibltion, show, concert, &C., without having first
obtained q license as aforesaid, or without hay.
ing paid the license fee as herein established sliall
be subject TO penalty of fifty dollars for each and
every day the same may be 30 Kept open, to be
imposed by the Mayor, and recovered In any
Court OF competent Jurisdiction, one-half OF the
said penalty to 60 to the lnformer, and the other
TO the use OF the city.
SEC. !. That each and every application for Ii.
censc of whatever character or nature, shall
hereafter be Immediately referred by the Clerk OF
Council to the Mayor, who Is hereby authorized
TO grant the same upon satisfactory proof that
the license fees have been deposited with the City
Treasurer.
SEC. S. That the Clerk of Council, upon the writ.
ten authority Of the Mayor, shall issue all licenses
whlcn may be granted, to be countersigned by
the Mayor. 1anI 10
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jan11 5

ns- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
La and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPERS, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. c.
tlec11 6mOs
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jan11

wMILHAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER
oIL.-Pure and reliable, obtained from fresh and
healthy ivers, and unsurpassed by any yet pro-
duced Sold by oil respectable druggists
J. MILHAU'S SONS,