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DAILY CAROLINA BULLETIN,

VIE subscribers have commenced to pub
l. l-ll. this day, ih the City of CoumhIn, un
der the style and title of BnI1ToH d. I}n.rroS. n
Daily and Tri.Werkly Newspaper, on full
Super Royal sheet, upon the following terms
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n Single copies = cents or 10 cents per week
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THIS STATE.
The " BULLETIN is somewhat smaller ,bon
lts Columbia contemporaries. bu, as it il printed
np"n smaller class Of type. it will contain rs
much, II not more, readable matter ,hnu is
usually punished III this city. for ouehird less
price for the daily, and exactly hnIf tire Dricc of
either tri.weekly publications in j:nlumbiu.
IT. will he our object to make the Bulletin "
an interesting and rclinbie news journal Ev.
ry effort Will be made to procure Toy publica-
tion the latest news from all sections Of the
globe, by Telegraph or otherwise and speciul
care will he taken to mail the paper carefully
and promptly to those who may favor us with
their orders.
Mr. +. ii. Britton, long connected with the
Press of this State. has been engaged to super
intend the publication and management of the
affairs OF the "Bnitiin, )" and we can safely
promise that no effort will be withheld on his
part. If needed to make the paper worthy of
general patronage.
t'SohS WIN Hiiy consent 10 act as Anen Is
for the sale of the " BuIietim =" will be supplicd
daily upon the following terms, for each
20 copies daily $50 80 50 copies duily 800 so
~ 55 loo 40
1t will he seen by the above prices. that we
have determined t" publish n chenp Daily Pa
per, and thus afford an opportunity for nll to
Obtain daily information of every Important oc.
currence which may reach US up to the hour of
closing mt night.
We refer the render to the salutniory. pub.
lished in another column for such information
Hs may De desired, touching the political char.
acier of the" Bulletin ;" regarding it. Sufficient
t" state that the ancient land marks will ever
lie kept III view, and that the tone and ciarnc-
Ter OF the paper will he Thorough State Rights,
that the lessons taught by Calhoun aud his
'lllistrIons co'emlorarirs aud cn'loI srI by the
State Rights Party of their day, will ever find
liberal and unwavcrimy support in the columns
ofthe " Bulletin -
c. H. BRITTON
J. +. BRlTTON
Jan. II, 1852 81 tf
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y Bn>incss Cards for the term Of on"
Year, will he charged in proportion to tho
space they occupy, at one Doilar per line
space"
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For banner;
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F. P. ROBERTSON.
PUBLIC AUCTIONEEG,

VVJOULD respectfully offer his services tx
v Y the citizens of this aud the adjoining
Districts. He is so generally known, that he
deems it unnecessary to do more than. refer x
his address, viz: diamond HiN z. o., Abbe
Vile District and all communications directed
to him will receive prompt attention.
Nov. 2. 1856. a. 27-tf
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween ENRIGHT & STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrash.
ers. Fans. dc, has this day been dissolved by
mutual agreement of parties. The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm are in the hands Of
John Enright, who is alone authorized to settle
the business Of the same.
JOHN ENRIGHT.
RlCH'D G. STARR.
November I, 1857. 20 IF
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A lady, at her marriage, requested the
clergyman TO give out 70; be sung by the
choir the hymn commencing :, .1'. -
This tho way I long have sought,
And monrnsd because found Il noA" <
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

n ABBETILLE UISTYtIC-T
OWrc Court IF Eonunon Pleas and Gent Sessions.
y. X Butler, Survivor)
va. Aitor1,,pont
WIN. b. Lloyd. MrG"wnn rrtT's Atty.
WHEREAS III. Plaintiff did. on the nineteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
hf'y eight. file his declaration against the De
i"niant, wh" Gt is saiD is absent from and
without the limits of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, ur.
on whom copy Of said lcclnrat ion mirh, he
served: 1t is therefore orcyrh, that the said
Defendant do appear anlplcaI t." the snil dec.
iarnt ION. on or before the twentieth day of
November. eighteen hundred and tity-ninc,
otherwise final and absolute Judgement W II
then hc given and AWARDED against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, e. e. u.
Clerks Office Nov. 49, 1858 3u.lv
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G. P. RENsEN
rs prepared to offer his large and well 50
l. lected stock of Ne:s Styles
HATS and CAPS
for the Fall and Winter Trade they are nada
Of fine material and will compare with tha
very best article that is manufactured, which
for beauty and finish cannot be excelled
1EhMS CASH. G. P. REMSEN,
Columbia, s. @.
Oct. 8, 1887 % #
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80 Just Received

PAZTNS New Perfume, KISS-ME.QUICK,
- Distilled from the well.known flower of
Forget.me'not, unsurpassed in fragrance and
permauency, for sale by q :;
n JORDAN d MCLAUGHLIN,
July 1, 1888.
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Refusing a Judge as a Security.

4heAusAuS d ouQSe as a SoCurltV.
y few days ago, man who had been
bound over on IL screriuus charge of assault
and battery, offered us his bail a very rough
looking customer whom he introduced as
Judge Barns, OF Delaware county" The
following dialogue will explain matters:
We'll, Mr.. Murphy, you say you wish to
give bail; pray, who is your man 2"
"Jud &c Barns, of Delaware county,"
And who is Judge Barns, Of Delaware
county?'
"As respectable a man. sir, as you'll find
north of Mason and Dixon's line"
SIS there any one here who knows him ?'
Yes, sir, Mr.. Wilson,"
MIR. Wilson, do you know Judge Barns,
OF Delaware counly?"
"Yes, sir" .,
"What is he?'
"A Judge"
"lndeed How long has he been upon
the bench 2"
"Somc twenty-five Years"
xSPossible9 IL is very singular that we
have not heard Of him. Yor are certain he
is a judge?"
"Ies, sir"
"When did you last see him act as
such?"
"OBriens cock pit, in Passayunk road"
By Judge, then, you mean that he decides
chicken disputes 2"
Yes, sir"
"But you said that he had been twenty
two years on the bench. What do you cx.
pect me 10 understand by that 2"
That Mr.. Barns is cord wainer. and
has been maker Of brogans since 1884"
AT the conclusion Of this testimony, the
magistrate came 10 the conclusion that
" Judge Barns, Of Delaware" was not Just
the person to give vitality to thousand dol
lar bail bond, and the prisoner was immcd-
ately sent below. Queer place, these police
courts
Pretty WoMES.-If We have a weak
ness or foihle incident to human nature, it
is admiration Of pretty women. The fol-
lowing correct description must have been
written by one who was similarly affected ::
A pretty women is one of the zipslitu-
tions Of the country--an angel and glo,y.
She makes sun shine, blue Sky, fourth Of
July, and happiness wherever she goes.-
heT pdCb lS one OI uellCIOuS roses, perfume
and beauty. She is sweet poem, writ
ten in rare cu,ls. choice calico anil princi-
pies. Men stand up before her as so many
admiration points, to melt into cream and
butter.
Her words float around the ear like mu-
sic, birdsof paradise, or the chimes Of Sab
bath bells. Without her, society would
lose her truest attraction, the church its fit.
test reliance, and young men the very best
OF Comforts and company. Her influence
's generally to restrain the vicious, strengthen
the weak, raise the lowly, flannel shirt the
heathen and encourage the faint hearted -
Whenever you find the virtuous woman,
you also find pleasant firesides, boouets.
clean clothes, order, good living, a gentle
heart, piety, music, light and model iiistitu.
tions generally. She is, the aower of hu.
manity, very Venus in dimity, and her in.
spiratior is the breath Of Heaven, .
A lady, at her marriage, requested the
clergyman to give out 70: be sung by the
Choir the hymn commencing -, ~,
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Just Received
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
IUST received n large lot 10000 very fna
e Cigars. worth from $50 10 $50 per thoua
and. Also II lot Of very fine che ing Tobacco.
at ST. to Sl.50 per lb. Pure French Brandy,
certainly made from the juice of the grape.
quality that we have been able with much
care and great expenses to obtain.
JORDAN d. MCLAUGHLIN.
May 9th, 1858 If
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fB IIfIi IIEJYilVnIN


sosros, uly l9:-At the second meeting az IN.
OF The committee 70 consider of further Actor 49,
,,s 70 me death Of the Hon. Rufus choste. ther,
ose.. sev large attendance. Gov Banks and
gish,r n,ngn ished gentiemea were present..
OF coadoience, and expressive Of det-,
,~aa. VI 70 attend the funeral o the decessrd-
eI lsrr .'sd The meeting wa. very impsrs.iv,'
d,,naf es OF Mr.: Chosts, appropriately
Jo.rhea 70 meet al 10Y O'Clock on sssnrdsy
Al the Board Of Aldermen last event, a..
Sea,n OF Mr.; Choate was sppeopristeiy refrrsrd A.
appointed to confer with the family and memn.-.
OF the bar upon the subject Of further testimon
TO the deceased by the city government
Ihe Young Mems Democratic Club also pssssd
resolutions OF respect to the memory Of Mr. Chcsts
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IMPORTANT TO TIE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT,
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and FamiI.,
Remedy and Beverage.

No more Fsrer and Agns!-No Cholera Cyns ,ps
OF DtdrThea NO more Dyspepsia, Indi-
geSftoH, or FiatHieHcyiI,
For there complaints the CATAwBA GINGER
BA RAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER. and. 70 for
purity OF quality and richness of favor, is me
gualed by ANYTHING IL the market thus rendering it
whist its Tonic and Invigorating Properties Lsye
secured for IL a WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and J-S-
PREcEDENTED SALE.
The Wine is Pre-emnenty ada pied TO the Ferl. .
Constitution. Also, for the use Of Clergy men sid
persons Of Sedentary Habits, beIng NON-INTsIN-
.lCATlNG, ann In imPsrting HEALTH AND VISOR
OF MIND AND BoDY. -
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for il trial from all satisfied that a s,n
gle trla Will establish at the South the high rpput,
ton which 1t has acquired in all other sections of
the Union.
THE CATAwBA GINGER WINE is FOR
SALE IN WASHINGTON at the following RE
sPkcTA ABLE GRoCERIEs:-Jcs. w. Davis, 9th and r
sN.; F. NJ. Jas hoe. Pa Henry T.. PurdN, 29S Pa
av.; Jas. r.. Waugh, 9Th st. and New York aV:
Moore a. CIssell, 18th st; F.. r.. White & Co. Lou
I-ana av Detwse 9th and 7th sts. J. MAJOR, -th
and II stS.; J. I. c. Clark, 18th and A sts.; Jas e.
y Bri M sth and sts.; A. c. Davidson, 9Th and 4,
cts; NJ Green, 18Th and L. sis.; John D oman, 18th
and J.. sts; r. NJ Orma PennsylyanIs av.; ]. V.
Soburn; 18th and II sta; WIN. A. Brown. 18th and
r sts; a.. White, 10th and sts.; VIM I. Jones,
massachusetts, av. and 81 ST.; Peter mouag fTlIl,
New jersey av. and q St; Peter Conlan, 81 and G.
yana av; and 2Dth s.; jas Bligh, Iit6 St; WIN. II.
York av. and I2,h ST.
g THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE Is FOR
S3tnoron' Jeremiah Orme, J. NJ. Belt =
Wholesale Depet, IL Mercer ST., Baltimore
~ l4-lm JAZZ McDONN Eli. Gen raj Agent ..
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From CaIifer.i.

ST. Louis, July 2o-The overland mail. from
california, brings The intelligence that the ftsl
ans OF san Francisco have raised 5000 for the
cause OF Italian Independence.
me people Of Carson Valley have called ooo.
'e no 70 consider the public safety -
ne WEATHER throughout the State WA inssnsely
not; parching vegetation.
The county Of santa Earbar, had b., v,.,,.S
,o,s,sn,, s,.. tocco, killing animals and literally
aging. mines was oiseouf'
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Daring At,emp, 40 rob \ Rant

srocEBRIDGE, Mass, July ia man callins
ms name John smith, was discovered about twelve
o clock last night, at work upon the vault Of the
itousatonic Bask In this town He was under the
building directly under the vault, and bad alnoss
effected an entrance. He says he had wor ked eye~v
night fer three weeks, and expected 70 obtain the
prize tonight He is now in Lenox Jail
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Kan.a. Cen,ti,v,I.,,I .

ST; LouIs, July ls-The "bili Of rieht, e~sor.
the Kansas Constitutional Convrntiea oeiole
that no distinction shall be made be,ween 80.
AID citizens in relation 20 the posseuion AZ 49,.
W; Also. that no slavery shall be allowed
ing the supreme Judges 10 disregard the fugitiv.
slave law. Provisions are maed FOR homestead
lavu - - s~s%.cscoa
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Of Pre.iden, Bueh. .s.

PiTIsBURe, PA, } July 2O.-The Post pub
lished In this city, and which is the leading Dem-
ocratc organ Of Western Pennsylvania, h0isfs the
name Of President Buchanan Cor President. II
takes the ground that he is the only candidate
who can be nominated by the Charleston Csuvcn
ton. To reconcile the differences which exist In
the Democratic ranks
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From Mckee.

NEW ORLEANS, July Is.-The decree Of Jusrez,
which conhscates the church property Of McKee,
consists Of twenty-five articles, and 10 signed by
all his Ministers
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MARRIED.

At Browns Hotel. Washington. ID. c., July 18th,
1852, by the Rev. Geo. w. Samson, Pastor of tbs
street Baptist Church, DIR. J. s. WHARTON 10
Miss ELLA WHARTON, all Of Culpsper
county, Va. SOS - - -
tAlsIsndria Sentinel and Gazette please copy /.
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets..
BALTInoRE. July eo.-Ffour c,osed dull, How
ard street s. IS.
Wheat closed with declining tendency; choice
white has declined 10c., closing at 81 30zl rs.
Corn closed dull white soc; yellow sac,
Bacon closed firm; sides o4c. Pork closed dull,
mess SO IS.
Whisky closed dull at a6kc
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-DSysm1ArS-G BARNARD. Auctioneers
kUSTEES SALE by svfrme Of !. 49, A
ss. vii nr Ardrsw swsItz dated ssS Ansnst
July next oHthe smses, az 90 clock mn Nh .,
Yest os lot o. seyenteer, ia in So usrs
oae hundred ana sixty nine, as sad lot snd =.
= ast uished and laid down on the sroand ~ 2
Si sae city o. washington, in the c.nnfy and Bin.
ing Inetes and bounds. 10 wit, Beginning Al Ike
esther of said lot Of north g street and
Nuia - Weace cost with saiu street and the FROM
nne OIL SAID lot sixteen feet aud one inch, thence
Souia az night angles with the frat line the hoIe
pm OF said lot one hundred and thirtees feet and
win the south line of said lot and So feet alley
sixteen feet and ncht to the sonthv est eer mar
VI sald lot on l5foot alley, and thence with said
alley and with the west liae said lot north
20 sata y street and place of beginning together
WIN IN M and singular the improvements thereon.
GEO. w. BEALL, Trustee.
-yy zl-eod WALL d BARNARD, Aucis.sr
ByBARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
Is John Beaver. ssa s pEER OF Trust FRoM
Ter s AZ public auction, onFRIDAY AFTERNOON
Inc xSth instant, at half psst O'Clock, Lot num-
oeIeo ~, ~ Psf|rS square, in Georgetown, the
sAine r9ntnS IS feet, mere or less, on the mort n
sue 'e,t on Water street. and running back of that
WIutn 10 feet, more or less to an atfey, :.
o ms !. os Pas aponlt Blacksmith shop which is
inmt ately. = = -
Terms of sale: One fourth cash the remainder
~ III pc equal lnstaments at 9, 10 and Is months
Win Int, est secured by deed Of trust. All CON
trustee reserves the right to resell f the terms Of
SAFE are not complied with in days after sale.
s UN-eoads BARNARD &c BUCKLEY, Aucts.s
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New Yerk Marksss,

NV foRK, July 20.-Flour closed heavy; St.te
stcrOao 20 Ohio S. .45a5 as; Southern rs iose O0
asI 50. ' "0 VIZ
Corn closed dull, with declining tendency
PORK closed dull mess SIS rs; prime sIi IS
Whisky closed steady
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wv HoLEsALE BooTAND sHHiOE DEALER,

Bridge street, Georsetotcn, d. C. Jcs :
The attention of the trade respectfully called to
AiFskIN SHOES, for en sumner II ae% S ses R81
all of my own Manufacture R@V
Ny stock of PATENT LEATHER
WORK liz also assorted and well worthy of atten-
A large. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
Suitable for servants) also hand and constantly
IL County, merchants and others In want are
invited to call or address ms at No. II Bridge st,
Georgetown, d. G.. = an 5S-tf
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p WATCH RETURNS johanna Kane drunk. dis
orderly, &c; fine and costs, S4l5. VIM. Nickel.
ligut, disorderly; do. 81 Is Louisa Ward. Eliza
Bell, and Mary Holmes, col, disorderly gather
ing; do. s6.i5 Chas. Etson, vagrant; dismissed
to leave the city.
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DIED.

On the 10Th instant, ANNA ELIZABETH, in
fsIt daughter OF Samuel ard Elizabeth Virginia
PIn",aged months ard 10 dsys. s..
The friends of the IA lily are invited to attend
the funeral THURSDAY afternoon, at 5 O'Clock,
from Mrs. A. Sweeny's, No south A street, Ca :
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HAVE DECIDED UPON CLOSING NV
n ,Ensraylng Ofhce. 322 Pa. avenue, ON TUES
sore $40 pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th street,
Mhere We lntend keeping fine and well-selrcted
sns,n a. other goods aPpertanng to the Engraving
iyl6 w. H. DEMPSEY, Ensnvsn
THE BEST OF VIOLIN AVN cfifT.T
Il, STi1gs, Flutes, Vioiins, Guitars vio'in- ~
eoiioSt S.anonets, Flies, BsajOes, Accord &rLf
Music Bof ks and Sheet Music, for sale Al re5ro.S
prices at the Music Store OF w. q. METEEkoTT,
corner of llth st. and Pa. ay ~ ~
nR;B J HELEN HAS REMOVED BIs
wing Of the City Hall. " Iy is 49,
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Fire Alarm Police TeIerraph

NV ORLEASs, July 2o.-The City Councils Of
this city have adopted the J. N. Gsmcwell com
Pany's system Of fire alarm and police Telegraph.
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Alexandria Market.

ALExANpkIA, July 20.-Flour-No sales
Wheat-Salss Of good at 81 -SOasl IS; red 81 2Ss
30
Corn-None on change. 7
Oats-Small sales at Csc.
Rye-no sales,
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I NJ. SINGER d CO.'S

WaShia ston QHcs-No. SIS PenssviraS "a Ir1ss,
Under the NasicnaI Hotel,
For tanliles, tallors, and oil msnufsoturine pur-
Pcses they are uneq uaed; durable: cspshle 81
DONG greater variety Of work, and Of earninr
more money than shy other machine IN the marEeS
tracing unusual attention.
We invite all % call at our new Once. and
examine them and their work. The great eoopomy
IN using such machine will at once become ap-
parent ExPanations given 20 all Circulars illus-
trahng all Of Singers Sewing Machines with Kneoi
mems Of their work, furnished 20 ALL OF sent 70 an,
A good assortment of Thread, Needles. Tvu,t.
and other mschi.e findings kept on hand and sold
At New York prices. '0'~
l. NJ. SINGER CO.
VIM "a 6EONEh. Agent ma 9-1y
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THE DIsTRIBuTioS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PRKxr-
EMS, as win be seen by advertisements IN smother
column, will take place Ut the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, tomorrow At O'Clock p m.
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u. PLUMBER ayps1s PrrrrR

n NEXT DOOR TO THE STAR OFFTcE
- Mss constantly hand a Iarfe Assortment of
las tlAJcRES and PLUMBERS, MATE
hlAlS. winch he will sell at prires WIN b "a ~,
fail to suit purchasers. O'
rlumbing and Gas Fitting executed in the most
suostaatai manner, 81 the shortest notice. Atfach
hletts made 10 the Government mains wItnout
oeay ana trenches III m the day they are OPENED
aBteed. eee'
ri As desire 70 rive NV exclusive attention % the
my stock OF stoves and Tin Ware st cost for Ca sh
NJ persons desiring anything in thst line will do
Neh VI coll mn see me. iyls
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-
FINALLY CoxNrrrxp.-A.W.-M who
stands charged Va snnalt m battery on A. r.
Nixon and stealing nom hmm amount Of money
between four and a 70 dsllars, and ho was lately
arrested and sent 20 jsil for further bearino WA
brought before Justice Dcnn this morning. Col
s NJ rAcns.os :. os s. for Re de-
and Nixon bad been toerther early in the night,
and that a later hour they were seen by two Wit,
nesses near the corner Of Seventh street. on the
eassS ssTy that
lew moments Moseby returned TO the corner with
ont his hat and peeped around, and then walhrA
away as soberiy a. IL he had not before Appeared
70 De drunk. Nixon came around the corner and
walked up TO the witnesses with a hat. believed
by the witnesses TO be the one Moseiv wore and
said ne had been robbed by him, but he had his
that ts n esleence was made stronger by the fact
wanted to borrow one. Justice Dom committed
Moseby for trial at Court. o. ~ = - 80
POLICE MArrxRs.-4Before Justice WAiam,-
ID. Buster was chargedwith making use of obscene
language In the street. He was fined 80 90.
;kenney was suspected of being disorderly
In the streets. The evidence however turned
eut 70 be rather slight, and so the defendant was
o,s . and the Corporation charged So cents
G.. l.. Olson and H. NJ Bigman were found
cursing and swearing, contrary 10 the law in such
cases es made and provided, and Were each fined
P. Singing was found drunk and dIsorderly, ,
and was required to contribute 30 90 towards the
general fund ~. "
Slave John threw stones and hit small child
He was fined SI.5s.
M.,prxox,ry ..,o,a.,
panv assembled In the I,dI.., r.,Io, a. R,o,,n.,
Hotel. to witness the marriage ~ mis- W.,
ton and Mis-, FIN, yyb,,.o, t,,,, - 90.
.,,.. tp0fSt
S1nuny, va. ne service, tnst OF Tue Baptist
Snurca, was aumlhlstered Dy Rev. Dr. u co. w.
At night, the Ninth street Metbodist protes,,r,
Church was Illuminated, and very large com.
pany "a iaaies ana gentlemen assembled to wit.
NJ. Nj ,iol'se Oh ms. ., wm. n: s'ncil and
MIss wary ~ floctor, Doth OF this city. The
marriage service OF ne church was performed by
tne hev. Lawrence w. BATES, the pastor of that
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no" TO STOP RUNAWAY HoesE.-This morn
ing: a' morse belonging TO Mr. Ramsburgh, Of
georgetown, was running away up Seventh ST.,
at fearful rate, with the fore wheels cf vehicle
attached IN him, NJ E,ed.,;ct 49,, O;- a.
I'm ~ "A; taI 49,. a. .1,.a end, ana $1,000
latter came within a few Yards IF him ,rha,, he
suddenly opened the umbrella before the run.
away, thereby bringing him to an Immediate
stand, and walking up and taking him by the
bits. Mr.. Rupp says that this expedient never
ne opened unIi the horse Is very near, else he
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THE CANINEs.-Some of the police officers of the
Fourth Ward went a cunning for dog. last NIGHT
with what success We have not been informed
Ward in and around Swampoodie The renort.
Of the muskets were freouent and the dotes,,I
bowling of the brutes indjcated that tbe .bots