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General Lee Lefore The Joint Committees
General Robert E. Lee appeared in Washing
ton on the 18th before the Joint Committee of
fifteen on Reconstruction, though his evidence
was given to the Sub Committee, composed of
Messrs Washburne of Illinois, Conkng of New
York, and Blow of Missouri, who have the State
of Virginia under their consideration. On en-
tering the room where the full Committee were
ia session, but three members out of dozen
present spoke to the witness, who seemed to no.
tice the fact. He was soon taken before the
Sub Committee, where bis examination proceed
ed at considerable length, though it did not
elicit any prominent Statement, beyond what
might have been anticipated from the wellknown
position fthe witness. He was quite reticent,
aud did not volunteer any remark beyond the
proper answers to the questions put to him
lie said that SO far as be had opportunities for
learning, the people of Virginia had accepted
the result of the war in good faitfr and we're
When pressed by question he is said to have
much stronger just after the close Of the war
than how: for there appeared to him to be some
Impotence among the people, that men who had
not been identified with the war in the South
should be prevented from representing the State
in Congress. He declared chat there was dis
position to treat the freedmen kindly as we'll for
their interests as for that of the white -people
He expressed decided hope that the govern
ment might endure for all time, and regarded
the course of President johnson and General
Grant toward the South as liberal and humane.
- Correspondence hem FORK World,
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NEW GOODS.

Sugar, Coffee, Tea, and Spices, fresh arrival At
.BERNHEiM SikCLAIRS.
February 49, 1866
POWDER, SHOT, PISTOLS, CAPS,
Feb 10th. at BERNiEIG L SINCLAIR'S
AMES' SPADES, SHOVELS and HOES,
Garden Rakes and Hoes Chain Traces and Hames.
Feb 10th. BERNHEIM i SINCLAIR.
1-Stock Locks, Pad Locks; Chest, Trunk, Bu-
reau and closet Locks. Door Latches, &c, at
Feb 10TH 3ERNHElM SINCLAIRS.-
Axes, Axes, Axesi
lot of Superior Axes just received and for Gale
cheap at BERNHEIM SINCLA}RS.
February 18th
Ea5~ The public arc invited to call soon and get
bargains from remaining stock of DRY GOODS,
Notions, Millinery Ladies' Cloaks, and Gents Cloth
ing, which determined to sell of at any price
to make room for our Spring Stock.
BERNIIEIM Il SINCLAIR,
Feb 10Th. AT Springs corner.
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PALMA CHRISTI or Castor Oil Beans,

Is Bushels for sale, suitable for seed. Price
81 SO per bushel. At
Feb I2, 1866 SCiRRS DRUG STORE.
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FAMILY FLOUR

Fifty Barrels Superior Family FLOUR, received
this day at J. L. BROWN l. cos,
Feb 9,:s66-2t Opposite Kerr's Fote4.
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Northern Nails.

Just received forty Kegs Northern NAILS-a
good articre-at BROWNS
Feb 10th 1861 Opposite Kerr's Hotel.
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FIRE.
Greensboro Mutual Insurance Co.

Capital S5UU,UUU.
One Of the safest and most reliable Companies in
the county. assurances effected reasonable
terms any company C. w. DOWNING,
. Feb IL, 1866 Agent, Charlotte, G
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Fashionable SiIk-Hats
Just received and for sale at BREMrS
February 10, S66 2t
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Great Brttain.-Parliament was opened by
royal commission on the 1st The Lord Char
celor stated to the assembled members of both
houses that so soon as the mem bers were all
sworn, her Majesty would communicate the
causes for calling Parliament together.
The London Times announces, in most eulo-
CYSTIC terms, that Mr. Peabody is Increasing his
previous munifcent donation for the benefit of
the London poor, by another 100000, making
the total gift quarter of a million sterling
The cattle nllaoSuc returns for the week end
ing January q show the number attacked to be
nearly $4,000, against 10000 the previous week
Fyoncc-Le Nord states that NJ. De Traves-
nay, who had left for the United States, is bear
er of dispatches of a very firm character, de-
mauding of the American Government whether
it means to regard protracted occupation Of
Mexico as a cdsuS tcUi.
The Paris journals are actively discussing the
Mexican question. The Constitutional defends
the position of the French Government and evil
IDENTIFY Inspired by the foreign Office, seeks to
dssipate the disquiet in the public mind, under
the publication of the correspondence with the
United States
The Constitutional says the Imperial Govern,
ment will never yield to intimidation, and no
excitement, whether it-exists at home or abroad,
will make the Emperor relax his hsbiual solicit
tude for the moral and material interest of the
country. The troops from Mexico will return
precisely on the conditions mentioned in the
speech from the throne namely: "Without en-
dangering French interests We have gone to de-
fend in those distant countries"
Russia.-Lengthy details are published Of
an entertainment given to General Clay, the
American Minister to Russia, by the corpora
ton and merchants of. Moscow. General Clay
and his Secretary Of Legation was received with
the greatest enthusiasm. Toasts to the "Empe-
ror of Russia" the "President of the United
States" and 'our guests" evoked prctracted
cheers and speeches on both sides The most
fraternal and ardent wishes were interchanged
for continued friendly relations aud increased
commerce between the two countries
Spnin.-1t is said that the Spanish govern
; ment is still bent to the knife with Chi
Ii, and has issued instructions Of the most SAN
culinary character to Admiral Parcjas success
=, or.
Five iron-clad privateers, belonging to Chill,
are now preying upon the Spanish commerce.
Peru has also Joined Chilli in the war against
Spain, and other South American republics are
expected to follow her example. Spain cannot
therefore reasonably hope to achieve anything
important to her interests by this illadvised
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POWDER, SHOT, PISTOLS, CAPS,
Feb 10th. at BERNliEIG L SINCLAIR'S
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Ladies' Hoop Skirts,

"a: AT COST,
Feb 10th. at BREM'S.
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w. b. W. HOWE, or any member Of the Council, or tho
Treasurer.
Tho following gentlemen were elected officers and
Council:
r. Rev 7. F. DAVIS. D. D., President.
Rev. Q. HANCKEL. D. D., Vice -President
hey. w. d. w. HOWE Rector
JOHN E. PHILLIPS, ESQ Treasurer
Rev. p T. KEITH. 7 d SMITH
Rev. w. w. LORD D. d. WM n G0iJR rNRy
Rev. O. O. PINCKNEY. T. n WHITE
Rev. O. p. GAD5DEN QRO A TRENUoIM
Rev. A.W. MARSHALL,D.DI f. T. KERRISON
Rev. A. L. PORTER. WM MoBIJRNBY
neV W. D. w. HOWE. Hon. WM. A. PRINGLE.
rev '. DfAYTON. Hon. EDWD. FROST.
a; ID. BELIN HENRY Il. YOUNG.
W. 4. MARTIN. Z. w. EDGERTON.
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ORANGEBURG FEnIAI,E I,OIIEcn

ONANGEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
FNoR SALE. THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, STU
the ORANGEBURG FEMALE C0LLEaE The build.
ing Is large and suitable for Hotel Boarding School,
being capable Of accommodating about two hundred
(200 persons On tho premises gas works for sup
plying the building with gas and fine orchard and
garden The grounds are ample and eligibiy located
being near the railroad depot
Terms-One-tenth cash; balance in ten equal an
nual instalments secured by mortgage OF tho prop
erty; the buildings to be kept insured and policy
assigned, or credit tho whole of the pur.
chase may be had by giving approved personal security
only Gasp enough to defray expenses of sale. For
ther particulars, apply to
COHEN, HANCKEL & co.,
No. 46 East Bay, corner Boyce Il Co. q Wharf,
a1.Orangcburg Times insert above one month and
send Dill 10 Courier Ofce. fmw1mo May rs
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Stocks and Bonds at Priuate Sale
RY Il. g * RENN EcTr

Stocks and Bonds at Priuate SALE
BY I. s. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale
$4,000 CITY OF CHARLESTON PER GENT sTooK.
interest payable quarterly
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OLD PER
GENT. BONDS, duo in 1881
100 SHARES OF GAS COMPANY STOCK
lOO HALE SHARES OF TIE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY STOCK.
Apply az above ut No. 40 BROAD.sTREET
June u Up stairs.
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DARING ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO MuRpHB-Tho Sa
vannah Neaos and Herald of Monday gives tho following
account OF high-handed ourage ION Saturday night
iast' ABOUT ton O'Clock, negro entered tho shop of
HENRY VEILsTIToH, on the corner of East Broad and
Liberty streets, and asked II they had any liquor for
sale there Mr. VEIIsT1IoH replied In tho negative and
the negro went out. In about minutes ho returned
again accompanied by another negro and inquired IL
they had any soda water. Answering in the afirmav
Mrs VEILsTIrou started to go into partitioned
on from tho store where tho soda water was kept fol-
lowed by tho negro who had asked for t-the other pe
gro remaining in the soro with Mr.. TELsr1Ton As
soon as Mrs VEILsTITCH got into the adjoining room
from the store she seized by the severely
from the grasp Of tho negro who made for
the street. Mrs. VEILsrITcu then from tho room
into the shop and hor husband lying OH tho floor
near tho door, II dead she also tho negro she
had left in the store with her husband running out with
roll Of bills in his han which he had taken from Mr.
VELsT1TcH. Tho injuries received by Mr. vELsTIrou
arc thought to be fatal He struck In the with
club which was picked up in tho store. The blow
fractured the skull and from the OF ec of 1t he remained
insensiblo and In commissions during tho night
ABOUT eleven O'Clock, an hour after the occurrence
TOOK place. tho police being informed Of the fact they
arrested negro man un dor low stoop adjoining the
store, and conveyed him to tho police barracks The
negro arrested has not been identified as being one
Of tho perpetrators Of tho outrsge Mrs. VELsrIcu's
mind being in such disordered condition as to rem
der 1t impossible for her to remember or tell any thing
with certainty about the affair.
CDR READ was called In ycserd ay morning and sue.
coded in raising tho fractured portion Of Mr.. VEIL
s1oH's skull, which gave him more ease, but his re.
covery is yet thought to be worry doubtful"
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WE understand that W. Y LE1rcH, Esq., the sur.
veyor of the Customs, has also forwarded his resRna
ton. He lett the city for Now York. business the
day which his resignation forwarded to the sec
retary of the Treasury and hence its nonappearapce
in our columns
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The Daily News.
WEDNESDAY MORNING., JUNE 10, 1866.
LOCAL MATTERS.


THE GALAxY.-No OF this very handsome b bimon th.
reached full Of good things and certain y tho
most beautiful magazine printed In America.
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WE requested to call the attenti on of all who
wish to try their luck handsome and heavily
Bilverplated orna nontcl st to be raed and now to
bo seen, at N FEHRENBAcH's No. Broad. street.
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Small and Neat Residence.
BIZ WILBUR & SON.

At Private Sale
- Ali that LOT OF LAND, with neat two story
t,,si}j DWELLING thereon. piazza to the front sit.
iisE4j uate on tho north side of Henrietta-street
hEh4h third door east Of Meeting street. with every
convenience on the premises Lot 40 front on Hem
rietta street. by l20 feet in depth. moro or less
Por terms and particulars, apply to u.s. as above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERs.sTREETs
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THE PhGni1 OF yesterday says: Observation-Disclosures
EAaAS, Esq, an aged citizen of Lexington District
who 1t will be recollccoi, discharged from the
Albany, N. p, prison by Judge NELSON, q writ of
ha6eds corpus. has been rearrested by tho military a
thorties, and is now in confinement In this city,"
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Fine Building lot.
BY WILBUR & SON,

At Private Sale
<E&T9Ar All that pleasantly situated LOT OF LAND
!I3 situated on tho tn side of Bee street beip9
IiIsI3 ono door west OF Rutledgo Avenue measuring
depth, more or less.
For terms and particulars, apply to as above
CORNER sTAfE AM CHALMERS STREETS.
June IL
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gentleman unntentionally offended by former report
and that he is always willing to make any almonds in his
power for errors which he may commit
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Desirable Residence in Western Part of Citn
BY WILBUR 81 SON.

<.tjsHs All that LOT OF LAND, with tho twoand a.
bE half story dwelling thereon, with dou Bile piazzss
sE situate on the south side of Calhoun street. Sd
t7sASA door east of Smith-sreet. and known by the
old number 60; measuring In front Calhoun street,
80 ieet by loo feet In depth, less The House
contains six square and two attic wellhnlshed rooms
gas throughout On tho promises q kitchen, car.
rage house. stables and oil requisite outbudIngs no
largo cistern, well of good water, &c. o.
For terms and particulars apply to us as above
June IL SAi'bSno.
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PRIVATE SALES,
Fine Corner Business Stand.
BY WILBUR Il SON.

x.ssn, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE DF.
E!1t*3 sIRABLE TWO-AND-A. aALF-STORY DWELL
E,sEt9 ING AND III ORE THEREON being A 0no
&aA2a business stand situate til northeast corner
Inspection and Marsh streets. The Is we'll finished
has spacious store neatly fitted up and on tho prem
iscs large fine cstorn and all outbuilpps
Lot measures Inspection street 35 icct inchcs Gy
l2b feet on Marsh street.
For terms aud particulars apply to us, as above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREET
II
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HOMEOPATHIC REMRDIEs.-One of DR.. HuhPHREYs'
cases Of medicines containing vins embraces
remedies for every we'll known disease and costs So
family provided with Of them will save during
the year. ten times the amount OF their COST obviat-
ing the necessity Of medical attendance besides
ing its mebers from protraoted and serious ilness
The trfing outlay required should be consideration
with all who believe In the axiom, "that stitch in time
saves nine. Disease to be overcome must be prompt
ly met, and DR.. HuMPHREYs' remedies are invaluable
for such purpose.-Ne,o York Courier.
HUMPHREYS SPEo1F7o HOMEOPATHIC medicine Com.
PANY. No. 562 Broadway, New York. @
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Furniture, Tobacco, Liquors, &c., dc.
BY GABRIEL DeWITT.
VIII be Sold without reserve TO MORROW, 14h Inst,
at No: % Vendue Range at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
2BUREAUS, q Tables. Bedstead, 1 Wardrobe,
lPiano, Cot, Mattress, Bathing Tub and q Cook
ing Stove,
demijohn each of French Brandy Sherry Wine mn Il
Gibson's Whiskey,
l lot of Smoking and box Chewing Tobacco.
ALSO,
A lot Of DRY GOODS
lot Of Crockery, and 90 Osnaburg Bags.
Furniture and goods of every description received
until hour OF sale. June l8
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AUCTION SALES.

BY X. NJ. MARSHALL,
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at IL O'CLOCK will bo sold bo,o
my sales room, No. SO Broad. street
ONE BAY HORSE. warranted sound aud gontle.
Juno IS
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MEssRs. SToLL, WEBB l. Co.-Again the "Charleston
House, displays List of it's attractions to tho ladies
The fair spendthrifs OF Charleston, any such there
be, must be quite familiar with the articles
for those charming beings go anywhere sroL1
familiar with these things than tho fair spsndhrits
for is to the Chsre,ton they go to drive their
bargains. Sill, Messrs. sToLL, wEpB q Co. adver-
tse for after all, there is nothing like seeing tnng
in print to make people want 1t. lady may handle
silk, look through muslin, and peep at q hoop or
corset; but unless che has seen them described In
ncy type rs mofre antique jaconet, patent adusta-
Ole dpte1 elliptic Empress trail automatic scIpalpi-
atng bodice she is insensible one half their attrac
ons Tho advertisement of the ohariest on House TO-
day invests, with the charm Of print all the thousand
and one articles OF female neceasity to be dry
goods store, from ribbon to q dreas pattern If
any of our :air readers doubt It, only ask them to
read for themselves snd see.
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Onde'',orte''s Sale of Damaged Flannel at
auction.
BIZ IL. A. PRINGLE, Market Street.
THIS DAY, juno 13. at 10 O'Clock, will be Sold
for account Of Underwriters and all concerned at nv
Store in Marketstreet, north side, Sd door east Of
Meeting street,
BALES OF FLANNEL, dam .ged on board the
bark -. On the voyage from Liverpool to this port
June 13
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GREAT SALE OF DRY Goops.-The attention Of our
readers is particularly called to the advertisement
Mr.. Louis CoHRN. No. 2is Kng.sre Mr.. COHEN in
tends refttng his store in and handsome man.
ner and 10 obliged to sell his goods to make The
public In general and the ladies In particular should
avail themselves Of this opportunity to obtain the
best goods at the lowest prices 1t will not last long,
nor occur again soon.
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THE MILLS House, since its frs. opening In our city
has always enjoyed the foremost rank among it's inns
and hosteriss. Or, in modern parlance, It has
always been fashionable hotel where tho bon ton gets
Its 6onne oouche The arrangements perfect; Dishes
nice and well served vines and vands very best of
their kind; and attendance superb, considering the low
ebb In which this article is generally found in these
latter days. boarder at the Mills House is as near
Paradise 1t to u.s. people ever get to be in this
part OF the world
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

r. NJ MARSHALL will sell this day. before his sales
room, No. SO Broad street, at IL O'Clock one horse
buggy and harness. and lot of fne furniture; also
bay horse warranted sound and gentle.
r. A. PRrNaLE will sell this day at his store, in Mar
ketstreet north sc third door of Meeting seven
bales of damaged Hannel-presentng favorable oppor-
tunity to the manufao turers of clothing &c.
F. BAoKus will sell this day at his store No. 1s6
Meetingstreet opposite Pavilion Hotel 100 cases straw
goods, and q variety Of other articles.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day at his store, corner
Of King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'clock balance
stock of dry goods, &o; also invoice of linen bosom
shirts, &c.
CLIFFORD MATHRwEs will sell this day, in front of
their Office, No. 31h Broad street, at 10 O'Clock sad
die and draft horse. work mule, ana chest carpen-
ter's tools.
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REAL Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.-Attention Is called
to the very desirable city property offered for sale by
MeBsrs. wilbur Box. corner Of State and Chalmers.
stroete, on accommodating terms.
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Sale Continued.
By MILES DRAKE. sT
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock will sell, ut my Store
- corner OF King and Liberty streets,
The Balance Of STOCK OF DRY GOODS, &c. 10 close
conBgnmeuts
-. ALsO,
An INVOICE, just received by steamship Monesn
CONSISTING Il PART OF:
LINEN BOSOM SHIR 8. Ladies' Tucked Skirts
Plain, Dotted and Striped Swiss, TowelnR
Printed DeLaine. Prints, &C., &C. ~
June 13
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THE ATTENTION Of shipowners and captains ia called
to the advertisement Of Messrs. l. T. HRnRz Co.,, Of
fring freghts of lumber for foreign and ooastwise
ports .
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a Special Sale Of ST, a,o Goods
BY r. BACkUS,
NO. LOO NIeefin S-st., opposite Pavilion Hotel,
THIS MORNING, 18th inst. az 10 O'Clock precseiy
100 CASES,
CONSISTING Of
MEMS AND BOYS TRIMMED CANTON HATs
Mems and Boys Manzanila Hats
American and Palm Leaf Hats
Palm Leaf Hoods of all qualities
Ladies' and Misses' now. shaped Derbys Han, nm
sunshedes, &c, in split straw pearl canton
Girls and Mfsses now Spring shape Olive Pater, iln
and Rolled Brims, Continental &c.
4lengary Caps. new Shade Hats. Scotch Caps, &c
Lndies Bonnes In variety, latest patterns, embrIcn
the novelties Of the season.
Tho whole we'll wo thy the attention OF tho trade
Soods ARRANGED for exhibition early on morning Of
sae. Cases, so cents each
lMmEDATELY AFTER THE aALE OF STRAW GOODS:
H. pieces CANTON MATING, 5.4 wide
z BOOK Cases, Bureau. Table
Ma tress, Feather and Moss Bola ters
large Mirror, suitable for q coffee room
cases OF Smoking Tobacco, &C., &c.
1 large Show Case. june IS
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ny Il. NJ. MARSHALL

II.
THIS DAY. 18th instant, at IL O'clock will be col
before my sales room, No SO Broad-street,
ONE HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS.
Tho horso Is flne bay, l5ls hand- high and 4 fas
dion.
Terms cash. Juno1
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MADAME FAvIEn's SODA FopNrA1a.-RealIy Hne sod
water can be had at Madame FAv1ER's fashionab
ladies' restaurant where 1t is seryed from one of ii
new-fashloned handsome fountains. Madame FAVE
has spared no pains or expense to accommo date IL
public. and she should be patronized.
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BY Il. Nj. MARSHAL

Bf Il. Nj. MARSHALL.
1hlS DAY, Juno 18th, at ii O'clock will be sold
Del re my sales room No SO Broad street.
A LOT OF FURNITURE
:, CONSISTING IN oF
hne EXTENSION TABLE, Arm Chairs CARROT 1
nrstrate Cooking Stove, Bsdstasds Washstiud Ward
June l3 N >o'' oN~
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MAYORS CouRr.-An honestloohng son of Irelsnd
who had been Furnished with free to the
Guard House on dray, protested that he remembered
no moro about It than ohild Having been very drunk
bis forgefuness very natural and lie was fined only
S6 and even that he was unable to pay On he said he
did not have single cent, -.
shadow with gloss eye sllu led to- but did not
appear. Ordered to be shipped to Now York by frst
steamer. - ~ N's
The maniac alluded 10 in yesterdays paper appeared
acknowledged the corn, and was fined $5-the amount
Of bis depost
case Of arson was referred TO magistrate
individual arrested for robbery of S78 at ThreeMle
warrant In . reasonable the. =, rta - s.-ssS+. ''
Reporter begs leave to state that he has apooazed 10