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The City Council and the Fire Depart.
ment.

We are informed that the precip;.ate &C
ton Of City Council upon the Ordinance
in relation to the Fire Department, intro
duced and read three times on Thurs
day last, was made necessary by two con-
siderations: l. That the cost OF the depart
ment, for the year ending December 3lst,
must be kept within the appropriation OF
$50, 600; and 2. That so many new compa-
nies were pressing for admittance that it was
sound policy to limit the maximum strength
of the department.
There is some force in both OF these rea-
sons. As the Ordinance now stands, the fire
companies will receive pay. at the old rate
for January and February, and at the re-
duced rate for the remaining ten months of
the year. This will give the steamers tro
thousand dollars for the year, and the hand
engines nine hundred and sirty dollars.
But had action on the Ordinance been de-
ferred until subsequent meeting, the city
would have had to pay for March at the old
rate and we understand that for this reason
the City Treasurer urgently advised that the
Ordinance be passed at once. The propriety
OF limiting the number Of companies OF
which the department shall be composed
caunot be denied. The department. is strong
enough now, and the addition OF other CON-
panies would increase its expense without
adding to its efficiency.
This, in general terms, is the position oc-
cupied by the City Council in regard to the
the Fire Department. We see no reason to
change our opinion that the hot haste OF the
Council was unwise and unjust. The bill
could have been introduced when the Appro-
priation bill was presented, and this would
have given time for reflection and discussion.
Nor have we heard any valid reason for not
submitting the matter, in the first instance,
to the Board OF FiremasterS. This would
have given the Council on expression Of the
feeling of the whole department. and would
have given it some foundation for its action
At the same time we do not hesitate to en-
press the opinion that a limitation Of the
number Of companies in the department,
coupled with reduction in the annual pay
of the companies, was, under the circuH-
stances, about the best step that could have
been taken; and we advise our fremen, as
they value the peace and security Of the city,
to make the best Of their reduced pay and
wait patiently for better times.
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RADICAL rumor hath it that Representa-
tive Hoye means to cliach the question OF
his own purity, in the matter OF appointing
cadets, by nominating for cadetsilip, at an
early day, the son of one CT his black con-
stituents. That will certainly be very loyal
and disinterestcd on the part OF HoSe; but
the boz, We take it, Will 3e apt ;oF time
at least, 10 haze : nice time oi it among MS
ia.low cadets.
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pissoIuiio"s of Gapar.nsrshlp.

DIssoLUTIoN OF COpARTNERSHIP
4 Notice il hereby given that the Go?artner.
Sinp heretofore existing between THOMAS j.
WIIA RION aud JAMES C. MOFFErr under the
Firm OF WHARTON K MDFFETT In New YORK,
and MOPFETT ~ WHARTON IN Charleston. WAS
dissolved on the 2d Of November last. by its own
Limitation THOMAS ]. WHARTON,
fpbas ~ JAMES q. MOFFETr.
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DICKENS NEW STORY.

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mo RENT, THE BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING No. Is Eng.street. Apply at
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fertilizers.
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5uSuIUIllE-
IN FF &c Z o F T b E
GREAT EsTERN
(NARINEl
ms URAN nee COMPAN
NEW YORK, January 1c, 1870.
THE PAID UP CAPITAL IS...... sl,64S,3o0 90
TIE COMPANY HAS TIE FOLLOWING ASSETS:
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Government bonds. demand aud bond
and mortgage loans. ............. 335, ,450 90
Real estate, bank and railroad stocks
and bonds. ds........................ 527,oas is
Bills receivable aud premiums DUE. S97,33O II
Reinsurance, salvage and sIndry &C.
counts Observation-Disclosures. o5e, ,eS9 70
ST. ,6SO,474 SO
Freights and Cargoes insured ar this Office to
and from oil ports in the world at the current pre-
MUM in gold or currency, US may be desired.
Certificates are issued under which losses ore
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abroad and at home as collateral security.
A Cash Discount from the current rate Will be
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Companies, II desired, when negotiating the
risks.
DIRECTORS.
WIZ. C. PicKERsGILL, RICHARD LATHERS
WM II. GCIoy, joins r. GARDNER,
SANL. D. DABCoCK, HENRY T. SPAULDISG,
JAMES NJ. BROWN, WILSON G. HUNT,
y. CHANDLER, J. B. JOHNSTON,
WM. NJ. EvARTS, GEO. W. BEE,
join ALLEN, ROBERT SPEEDING,
THOMAS SLocoMB, GEO. W. HENNINGS,
". BUTLER DUNCAN. CHAs. LULISG,
JOHN J. CRANE. JOHN L. ASPINwALL,
CrtAs G. LASDaS, JACOB DE NEUFyILLE,
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FRANK PHELPS, FREDK. SCHUcHAIDT,
JAMES 7. SoUTTER, GEO. WESTFELDT,
WILLIAM PATRICK.
JOHN A. PARKER, President.
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". 7. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
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NOR SALE. ONE IRON CHENEY,
Is inches diameter, 81 feet long; two Sc.
cOnd hand Cylinder Boilers: 5 feet diameter, Sc
feet long, by ]. g. H. CLAUSSEN.
roho2 m
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK.
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u R D 4 U E R
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EOR SALE, THE LOT CORNER STATE,
Cumberland and Philadelphia. streets; ll0X
1T feet with Dwelling and Stable Oh one corner,
by J. C. II. CLAUSSEN.
fuho M
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The Commencement Exercises OF the Medical
College OF the State OF South Carolina will take
place TOMORROW, the 1st OF March, at the Hall Of
the College, In Queen street, az 10 o'clock a. N.
After the comforting Of the Degrees, an Address
to the Graduates will be delivered by the Hon. H.
u. LESESNE President of tile Board Of Trustees.
The members of the Medical Profession and the
public generally, are respectfully Invited to be
present. F. N. ROBERTSON, M. D.,
feb2S Dean OF the Faculty.
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Ilisrcllailsons.
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NH ~ y ~ "
CHARLES D. CARR i CO.,
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Are now receiving well selected stock OF
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They would call attention to the fact that in or
der to make room for the SPRING STOCK, they
arc offering their Stock of CARPETS at greatly re-
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TNHE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
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rNO RENT, THAT WE'LL LOCATED
Store. No. 125 Meeting street, two doors
south OF Market street. Apply to THEODsRE
STONEY, Vanderhorst Wharf. fe5l4 nth
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A YOUNG
II MAN OF industrious habits and with good
references. Wholesale Grocery preferred. Apply
at this Office 1ebl2
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DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
D PERTY OF any Eind may be advertised for
sale In this column, at the rate OF % cents ior
twenty words or less, each Insertion, paid In
advance.
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II ENTUCKY MULES AND HORSES, AT
IN the Kentucky Sale Stable. NO. 30 Chufcn
StI,,.t nrtwern Chalmrvs and Broad strets. y
lot OF Youug Broke MClIES and HORSES Oh sale
for cash or city acceptance. Il. OAkMAN.
fnhlS lnlO
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly III the
IeaLesr style and at the lowest New York prices,
at THE NEWS Job ONCE, No. l49 EAST BAY. Call
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TT YOU WANT BLANK BOOKS MADE
i TO ORDER, an. Of the best material, 70 any
pattern, gotO
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YNo RENT, A LARGE STORE IN KING
Street. Apply to II. Fl. RAYMOND, corner OF
Battery and Water street. jan2I INV
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nART OF A HOUSE TO RENT, PLEAS
ANTLY situated, With every convenience,
being occupied by n very small family. Most OF It
can be had II desired feD2S mth2
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HANDS WANTED.-TWELYE GOOD
ILL plantations hands 80 work on healthy
place In the up country. Liberal wages will be
paid for either white or colored. Apply at Ice
House. corner Church and Market streets.
fctJoS 2E
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ARDENER WANTED TO GO TO AU-
VI GUSTA, GEORGIA. competent colored
Gardener single man preferred. He will be ex-
pected to live on the premises In Augusta, Ge0r-
gla, and make himself generally useful. Apply,
with recommendations to CIlS0LM BROTHERS.
feb2S
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NTANTED, A FIRSTRATE WAITING
w MAN, with good recommendations. None
else will answer. Apply Immediately, OF No. IA
Smith street. feb25 fm2*
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ToR SALE OR RENT. THE THREE
Story BRICK DWELLING. corner Calhoun
and Smith streets Hus fourteen Rooms. BrlcS
Kitchen. and arge Lot. One OF the most Ieslra,
bles Residences In the. City. Apply at no. 'S
Church street. lcn2S W"I~--
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THO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO AND
half story House, No. 1 Mary street. opp0-
site Elizabeth street. Apply 10 WM. BYfNE,
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WTANTED, A THREE STORY RESI-
w DENCE, four rooms to the noor, and out.
buildings Address Letter Box l69. feb24
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NTANTED, A SMALL, COMFORTABLE
w HOUSE in respectable nelghborhOod.
Apply at this Office feb2S tuth2
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WJANTED, TWO OR THREE ROOMS,
w pleasantly situated, near the central part
OF tile City. Address X. Y. T., NEWS ONCE.
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T,OR SALE, SEVEN MILCH COWS
Il AMI CALVES. Apply to L. KEENAN,. Mount
Pleasant lebSo ="
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G0S A DAY MADE AT HOME! 40
DAC entirely new articles for Agents. SAM
pies sent free. Address H. b. SHAW, Alfred, Mt.
feIloS SmOE
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TOR SALE.-TWENTY THOUSAND
BRICKS can be purchased at n low rate by
immediate application. Address p 0. Box No.
ia Charleston S. &. teh2S ."
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WTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part Of the city. Address W.,
NEWS office. leh23
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NyANTED, A WHITE GIRL AS CHAM
w BERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS German
preferred. AlsO colored Waitingman. Must
he well recommended. Apply at No. % George.
street. feb2S IL
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VXTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK FOR
w family OF three and make herself gener.
ally useful. Apply OF No. 156 Meeting street,
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at tile rate Of rs cents for twenty words or less,
each Insertion. Il paid in advance.
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DIED.

CHBsTERIu this city the 18th inst Thomas Ia Chester 10 TIE sd
at bis residence III West Thirty fst Thursday ts I9h
inst at without further invitation His wh he akes
to the Marble Cemetery this aty.
FARNUM-On Monday the 18th inst, Brig Gen J. Egbers Psnum
Of the Excelsior Br in the s7,b year o. rs
Funeral from his late residence Stuyvessu ST. Thursisv. all
O'Clock
HBNsCHEL-Or Wednesday the 18TH .ts Iless Nj. Aier
anier IensebeL
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
HYsLOP-On Wednesday morning May H. d. James Bsop No 10
The friends Of family the medical peon
invited 10 attend the services Friday the beth
m. the Dutch Church, Twen srs,t and
Fifhave.
ret widow the late Dr. Johns Of agei ~
yesrs, months and days
KENNEDY CITY, Wednesday afternoon MAJ b. Hannah Ken
During years faithful aad devoted in the amy Of tao late
Benjamin Smith.
KDDBR-At wswsy.ns Orange Co.. Tusstay morning May
H. Freddie A. of Pcienck Kder aged months and
from the Episcopal Church Il Edgevoo j. stioooek
Thursday Trains leave loot Of Chnnhessst a. w. and u H.
retaining from Rdgewood a, 81 pm.
VIM. Cullen Morris, esq. in tho ga year Of his age.
The friends Of the fszy respectfully invited attend
funeral Friday, the Ash inst, from the Second
Reformed Dutch Church, waSses ST., jersey City.
PARDOwOn Wednesday Augusta Garnet vie OF Rob Par
dow and eldest daughter o the hate william O'Briel
friends those Of the family arc invited to attend
funeral services Friday mcrning the 10Th ast 10y O'clock
StPstrcks Cathedral, corner Prince and Mottst
THORNE-At L. MAY IT, Grace daughter Of John u
The funeral viii take place Friday, 10Th from St P.uls
Point at q clock Carriages in saiting Depot
TITUS-On Fourth day 5h month 18TH Peter Ta the an
The friends and relatives the family are respectfully attend
his late residence no ID Anst sixth day s
Glove Meeting House Of Fdeni on Seventh day ss last
O'Clock Carriages will he in waiting Woohuy Station n
woODwARDAt Mtetoru Conn, May 10, Dr. Charles Woodward
Funeral Friday afternoon
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pAGANISM AT HOME.

The second of the course of lectures of the
season of 1870 entitled Organism at Home, was deiv-
cred last evening at ST. Phillips cooredt Church In
suIbcrvst near Bleecker The lecturer the Rev. j. A.
Harold agent OF Bishop of Florida was introduced
nv the pastor the Rev. John Peterson for 30 years con
pected with the church, who said the condition OF the
4CO0 colored people prior TO the war was physically
prosperous but morally considered was not very hSh
and the effect OF emancipation to throw them upon
their own without any previous preparation OF
training which was common to men under the circum
stanccs The moral effect also ~ induce habits OF
ideness and yagrancy, and create the impression t
freedom was to obtain for them the necessaIles OF lie
without labor The effect upon their spiritual character
had not been beneficial depending as they had done
npon preachers Of their race, who were more
ardent in their observance Of the form or religion
than of the substance As consequence, their religion
jspow one Of superstition; for II was amxre ofArcan
ism and religion and in many places OF the sonth they
had gone back to the worship OF the African Ietish
However they impresslbe, kindly disposed
and received instruction readily, and no race "
men were inclined to religion than the AIr,ahs o
their guide should be in Christian education, being
made citizens they should be prepared Tor tne %
by education and religion, and the ELlscopa, on,J a
must the leader Of the movement as the STATE couu
not do it, The South is the natural home OF the Dak
and adapted to his present wants ana ture p es
Of inc Country, and il Is 70 be hoped ped r aat
the D eHe1e be ahn into the South as substitute
for it, had been done in the South TO advance te
cOored under the auspices OF the Eplscopa Chcn'
and schools both secular and religious had been es,a
lised under the Of devoted men and women Fof
ida ia oerng Inducements cOlored people who were
DESTROYS OF settling In ts mild climate fertile soil ana
small amount Of labor required TO sustain ne, anu n
lands produotyeand cheaper Than any shte III lho
uioD The future condition Of the cOOrcd man depends
entirely upon himself and they should endcal0r 10 aSal
themselves of all advantages and strive 10 a,.h hs"