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A HUGE CIRCUS CoM1Na.-Haight, the great
circus man, has just completed the reorgani-
cation OF his Great Eastern menagerie, cara
van. hippodrome, museum and circus, and Is
once more on the tramp. He will reach this
State early In September, aRd will perform In
Marion on the 9th, in Sumter on the 10Th. Co.
lumbla llth. Augusta, Ga, 18th, Charleston
18th and l4th, and 10 Savannah on the 10th
and l7th. The show will comprise ak tents,
and will be of The most attractive nature.
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CHARLESTON. 8. O., June II, 1872
Messrs. DowIE. MUIsE & DAVIS:
Gentlenen-I have used number OF bottles nj
your lliers kemsdy for Horses. and from my
experlence believe it to be the best' Liniment
ever offered to the public. i have had for the
past eleven gears stubborn case OF salt Rheum
or Teiter on my head and arm, which has been
treated by the most skilled Physicians OF georgia
or Col ier's Remedy has elfectually cured me.
A. WILSON.
ProprIe or Livery Stables. No, 14s Meeting street,
Opposite Pavilion Hotel.
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MEDICAL L1csNsEs.-The following physi-
clans and druggists have received licenses
from the Faculty OF the Medical College of the
s,S.s of South Caroline, Charleston, since
those last reported, July "a:
July s0-G. W. Stroud, Charleston.
August III. G. Guerln, Charleston; Fl.
Stuart, F. F. Sans. Beaufort; Joshua Lock-
wood, Jno. F. Torlsy, ]. H. Grammar, W. 4.
Little, Charleston.
August 81. 3. McMaster,r WinnshoEO'.
August 9-J. J. Elis, Florence.
August AL. A. Wright, Bamberg; Daid-
rick Vogt, Charleston; ]. W. Ferguson, Sum-
ter; B. F. Brown, Barnwell.
August l6-E j. Oliveros, Orangsburg.
August 2l-W. T. Linn, H. Il. Hall, Charles.
tom
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0bltnQrn.

DUNCAN.-Died at Barnwe !, 8. g., on the 10Th
instant, Hon. Jos. G. w. DUNCAN, in the list year
Of his age.
HoLMEs.-Dled in this city on the 18th instant.
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y. z r IN G E s.. a::s > 1
NV assortment OF SYR YRINGES Is unusually large.
I am Agent Ior the sale OF the FOUNTAIN
SYRINGE, Lhquestionabiy he rest OF oil Syringes,
especially for aef use. II Is simnle encient easy
to manage aud cannot get out Of order. One will
last lifetime. Our best physicians recommend it.
also have full stock or MRtsOn's. Daylds0n's
and other Bulb Syringes; also Glass aud Hard
iNGE II. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. l3I Meeting street.
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DEATH OF TBE Hon. GEORGE DUNCAN, OF
BARNwELL.-Our Barnwell correspondent
writes:
On last Friday morning our community va.
startled with the Intelligence OF the dra' n ot
this estlmable aud somewhat aged cltlzen;
He was a man of comm anding Influence. and
His friendship was generally sought by all
classes. In all moral enterprises he stood
foremost. and Barnwel will long miss the
presence Of one. who was 30 Intimately identi-
fed with Its prosperity. Gu Saturday moru-
Ing his remains were conveyed by some oi his
feilow-citizsns to the Baptist Church. where
an appropriate discourse was delivered by the
Rev. II. 3. Suares, OF the same place.
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See First Page for other Local matters.
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PORT OALEHDN
AOoN,s PHASES.

New Moon, 4th. 4 hours 28 minutes, morning.
Firsr Quarter 18th 10 hours SO minutes, mor'ng.
Full Muon 18th hours 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 25th. hours, 16 minutes. evening.
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MAN AND BEAST.
FOR MAN.

This Linament has gained lasting reputation
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Bruises, Cramps, Numoness, Froz.n Limbs. Bites
OF Insecrs Old Sores, Fever S,res Goltre or
Swejled Neck, Paralysis, Wounds, .Eryslpelas,
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FOR HORSE. III 'At'z
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Saddle Calls, Old Sores, Strains OF the Koond
Rome and Other JuIuts, Enlargement OF the Back
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DITY THE TENDER BABG!.
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL

for the use OF Infants Teething. and for children
suffs srlng from diarrb9i dysentery, &c. This
proved 6y every phy scIan who has examined the
formula. Price rs cents per bottle; dve bottles
for 81.
Usual Discount to the Trade. Z
Manufactured and for sale BY
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No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston.
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NEOONLIGHT EXCURSION - -: -
~ Tn AND FROM sULL VANS ISLAND.

v,n,s hTs an isIsnd Ferry COmpany's a
steamer win leave as above from Market ~ naTt
every evening at I O'CLOCK. commencing THIS
UAY. the l4Lh instant. ketur5ings > Will ieagS @
further notice. ...g....,
Fare for round trip s5 cents.
auQl4 Es fheNUchShoo, dBooG
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, August q.
Arrived, the Bipparchus. with SOL bales cotton.
NEW YORK, August 81.
Arrived, the steamships City OF New YORK and
Deutschland. =
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Arrived, the Bipparchus, with 69l oales COTTON.
NEW YORK, August 21.
Arrived, the steamships City OF New YORK and
Deutschland.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Nautilus, Spencer July 81
The 1ranton, Rowland, sailed. ............July rs
vALRARAIso.
Bark Sapho, Wilbur, up....................Ju'y 81
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Anna Glover Day ton, cleared. August iS
NEW YORK.
Brig " Parks. DIX, c.eared. August 10
Schr E Stevens, Montgomery, CID. ...August y
Schr Randolph, Jones, cleared. august
Schr ) L Davis, Bishop, cleared. August !
Schr Lilly, Hughes up..... ....August
Schr Jarnet, Tlion cleared. August 8
Schr Guy PM lps, Shalor, up: August u
Schr y Hawkins, Wyatt, up..........A August Is
Schr E P Glldersleeve shirley, cpd. August 10
Schr Lawrence, Robinson, up. August 10
PHILADELPHIA
Schr Irene Messervey, Walnut, cl'd.. August 10
BALTIMORE.
schr Mstoaka, FooIs, cleared. .......... August o
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DIR. q. BAER, No. la MEETING STREET,
CuARLEsToN, 3. O.,
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE CITY FATHERS.

Meeting of the Board of Assistant Alder
men Ycsterday-Thc Frantic WIre-
Pulling or Outsiders to Gain the Clerk
ship.-Thc New Era of Economy-Nr.
Keily's Financial Reform-The Hys-
terics OF tho Corruptionist Party
Payment of Bills-The Report on the
Trial of DANNY Engines.
meeting Of the above Board was held yester-
day, There was just quorum; and on the
motion of Assistant Alderman ROBINSON 1t
was decided that when the Board adjourn
1t should be until Wednesday next, at two
O'Clock. There was large attendance of spccta-
tors, including some of the disafected, who
are unfricndly to the retrenchment movement OF
the Clerk of the Board. 1t was rumorcd in the
Chamber that the canddature OF Mr.. Moloney
(brother-in-law Of Sheriff Brennan) for the Clerk
ship of the Board is withdrawn, and that Mr.. +.
McMullen, formerly OF the Transcript Is to be sub
stituted The flank movement OF the Clerk in re-
ducng the estimates has.
DISCONNECTED THE CoRIUPTIoNIsT rARTY
and it is difficult now to conjecture what win be
the result. Prior to the adjournment the following
business was transacted -
A number OF applications for payment of city
prnng Of Mr. Marn BroMn p o% D
March to November, 1872.
CLERK KELLys FINANCIAL REFORM.
Assistant Alderman ROBINSON moved the follow
ing resolution -"That the Clerk OF this Board fur
nish at our next meeting an explanation OF the
items that ne has sent as an estimate to the Board
OF AppOrtionment, for the expenses or the Board
of Assistant Aldermen for the year."
Assistant Alderman PINCKNEY said he hoped that
resolution would prevail, for the present Clerk had
been the only one who had dared to send to the
Board of Apportonment moderate estimate
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
THE RAILROAD DUMMIES.
Assistant Alderman CoNNOR, as Chairman OF the
Committee on Railroads. presented an additional
report in support OF q resolution OF the Board of
Aldermen authorizing the Mayor to issue licenses
for the use OF dummy engines the city railroads.
The report stated that there was no delegation
from the public to oppose this at the meeting of
the committee and they therefore recommended
that permission be given for period not exceed
ing three months.
The report was received and ordered to be
printed.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
PUBLIC DISCUSSION HALLS.

Movement to Permit Public Meetings
and Discussions To Be Held i'm the Civil.
Police and District Courts OF the City
After Hours, bat no Political or Re-
ligious Arguments To BE Allowcd-
Letter From ID. willard Parker.
Early in the Spring OF this year movement was
originated by some of the most prominent citizens
of this city to apply for permission to the city
authorities for the use of the public court rooms
(clvil, police and dstrlct in order that the people
at large, who cannot defray the expenses of room
hire, might have chance to meet and hold discus
sions on social and other questions OF interest to
the working and laboring classes such the regua-
tion wages the sacredness Of the marriage SYSTEM
the folly OF war in republic and the reduction Of
the taxes, municipal, State and national. Prom
inent among the gentlemen in this movement are
Two well known citizens, Hon. Theodore Tomlinson
and Dr.. Willard s. Parker, the celebrated surgeon.
Application was made to the Board OF Aldermen,
who have the authority to grant the privilege OF
the Courts to the people for these purposes, and
on the 2Sth OF March the following report was
made by a committee to the Board OF Aldermen -
The Committee on Public Works to whom was referred
halls when not used ~ the city, respectfully report that
II 4 ney have at A.
s % S s % % net Dc @
are r @ cfse n @ sys for your r.
CIVIL District and Police Courts Be and they are hereby
s ID
Resolved That Ii the judges Of tho several civil and po
sra sSi to amy o
s the s' s sg $
q such Courts shall II no cnse Be- Interrupted or inter-
'S'ea WIN" Fk5kks SIIsESi ,,,'',. .O"%"es
Alderman VANCE novel to amend by inserting in the
report and resolution afer the word polincal' the
was then adopted BY ihe following vote :-Armatve-
s EsSDs
Radde, Vance, Van schack and Wilder-H.
The matter has been In abeyance for some time,
owing TO the necessities OF the political campaign,
but as the Board Of Aldermen have settled the af-
fair In compliance with the wishes OF our citizens
it is understood that committees will be appointed
and that seml-weckly meetings Will be held at the
Tombs and the Essex Market Police Courts as soon
as the Police Magistrates have been notified Of the
DR.. Parker to Mr. T0mnsOn on the necessity OF
opening the Courts 10 the people and educating
them by popular discussion is worthy OF perusal,
and Is as lollowS:-
DIR. PARxEa's OPINION
DEAR syours Of tho s inst s Gs Is s me- Tho
proposition employ the houses when not other.
s M,s SssTHsa "aa
England lam are esns @
sshSsssh
m Show Sass a Of oaes
furnished by houses which no regard had to morals;
Metfs the %e HS.S passod IN spaioa ms
as si 81 SSr w 81 % %
crime @ they viii prove ilI.mssys: worthy o tic high
M &c y SrS cities and
York citizen in the good enterprise. "'' 10
Wishing you success cess With Especially municipal
crime, l remain yours &C.,
THRo. E. ToNLINsoy Esa. ~ .
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ssely. Until this n Gone there can be mo safety to
the children, wire are so densey packed within It's
Of the ceilings, the principal stated that the Com
OF Education are aware OF the danger,
and he hoped nothing would bs published lest the
ue school,
From other offloias the reporter learned that at
var'oas times m past years. and frequently during
LOCAL BOARD has MADE REouIsIroN
upon the commissioners for these repairs, anu
nave personally, ag well as through the teachers.
represented the denger and the inadeqaacy OF the
accommodation, yet no relief has been gwen. Inc
the school twAch ranks very high in our excellent
common school SYSTEM, have endeayored 10 get
either new school or have the present one put IN
thorough repair, yet they have been UNSUCCESSFUL.
THE COMMISSIONERS ENDANGRR THE LIVES
OF their children BY profcSscd economy, Whflc tney
make lavish expenditures for schools in more aris-
tocratic neghbOrhoods where the popuiaLon -
very sparse II Is to se hopea shat Of fsu snenna
few thousand dollars in repairs upon this bchoo,
not upon
They have sufficient ground room to erect two
twelve additional class rooms and render{the
crOwding OF 12Q children into small and wretch
cdy ventilated class rooms unnecessary. u
gerty, visited
mo. 30), over which Miss haywood presidcs as
principal, md he found it in striking contrast to
the one In Henry street. While the class rooms
are crowded the school building Is model neat
ness, and the general arrangements are excellent,
while the order and dcc0rum OF Miss RaywO0d's
pupils can scarcely be excelled by any primary
school in the City.
What They Say Mt the Board Of Educa-
tiOn.
Yesterday afternoon the reporter visited the
rooms or the Board of Education with q view Of
ascertaning the Commissioners side OF the story,
and more especially that OF President Smyth, who,
one OF the attaches Of the school yesterday stated,
had recently inspected the building, and expressed
his fears that the front STAIR In the event OF great
strain upon it-such as occurs at every reception
might go down. Mr.. Smyth and other members OF
tary OF the Board, Mr.. Lawrence d. Herman, was
building was erected about 1872; that requi-
sltionS have been made upon the Board
for new building; but he did not rec
Oect that repairs had been asked for.
mated against downtown schools and ir favor OF
the more aristOcratic ones up town In the disburse
ment oil pubic moneys Tor SchcOi purposes, ana
stated that the records OF the Board would show
dangerous condition OF the plaster Mr.. Herman eX-
pressed no surprise, and remarked, IN substance,
that lis was a common complaint from the Old
school budings-that the falling Of the ceilings
was common occurrence; and when asked why
the Commissioners did not render them safe, he
laughingly replied that it was probably owing to
the fact that Comptroller Green had thrown obsta-
cles in the way Of the Board Mr.. Herman was
anxious that the reporter should see President
Smyth, and remarked that he feared that In the
event OF publication OF the condition OF Grammar
School No. Principal Haggerty would find himself
IN q few dayswlthOut any pupils.