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CITY ITEMS.

We HAVE THE PLEASURE to inform the
puhIic that Mr.. Gustave st. Abe, formerly
shortly give a concert in Nletzerott's beautiful
haH, with the assistance Of his sister In law,
MRS. MEDIA Blanchard, and her two remark
able children.
Meda Blanchard's vocal powers are well
known to ths residents Of Washin gtoa, who
have listened TO her with delight on the rare
occasions Of her singing In public. Her little
son and daughter are said to inherit all tho
musical talent of their mother. Mr.. st. Abe
Possesses a brilliant tenor voice, which has
Away ELECTED the admiration OF his numerous
friends. Mr.. Rudolph Hollub, also formerly
an officer of our army, whose magnificent
baritone voice has been cultivated by the best
masters of Italy, volunteers his services for
this occasion. A programme Of the choicest
will find this concert the gem Of the season. a
FREE LUNCH AT SAMsrAG's ALE VAULTS on
Monday May 6th--Mr. Samstag takes pleas
ure to inform his friends and patrons that
he will celebrate on Monday next the third
Anniversary of the Offering OF the celebrated
SamstaEs Ale Vaults respectfully solicit
the best Ales as there is in this or any other
CITY. Come one and come all; free lunch day
and night
JEwELRY.-Jet and Pearl Sets, Stone Sets,
Cross Setts-3O0 new styles Of Buttons and
Studs, and Bottle Casters, Double Plated
Goblets, Cups, Butter Knives for Only One
Dollar, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
ABS Pennsylvania avenue, third door from AZ
street
THOSE CHRAP BONNETs, Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers, Real Laces, Dress Trimmings, Cloak
Ornaments, Buttons, White Goods, Sun Um-
brellas, Parasols, &c, are still to be had at
Boswelrs Fancy Store, 302 L street. near 14th
TEETH IN RUINS are a sure drawback on
personal appearance and personal comfort.
m ma writ hat
established antidote for all the diseases that
assafl them, fragrant Sozodont.
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THE RACEs-FourteeHh Street Coure-Yes-
terday afternoon quite an exciting race took
place on 14th street-three soldiers Of the 5th
Cavalry starting from College Hill to N street
north-the purse being $50 each. As they came
down the road Oficers Grown and Bailey, of
the ID precinct, attempted TO stop them. and
w.. taken into custody. The others, John
Hocklin and VIM. Burns were pursued by the
officers and one was caught but after a scufie
with officer Crown broke away and they
dashed across the fields to camp, into which
the officers followed, and m aking the complaint
the Colonel placed the men under arrest. JUS
tice Walker fined Hanny $40 (S20 for racing in
the county and the same for racing in the city)
and remarked that il racing in that locality 10
not broken up IL will be because he will fail to
impose the heaviest Zines.
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WANTS. IN

WAnInD-A WHITE NURSE 10 20 70 Laurel
asire ss once once G:p.s.: ssae 'f''' ny
AaPknf1R WANfBD-ADSy e shop d
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IT, Ea.tIas,, isssa.eosL.
...:s. l .S1 5s.s.s E
20 nv BwssiS,SsfS s, Or GssressSS. Aas.sss
WAAHTTFEERs sIdsM as good PLAs:
t nssS'. INQUIRE ct Ne West street. asc..s:
WAAHITIDssIn osos.etown: 9, o. before u. I.s
sna M3oS TsSs sps s.s please
q. rasefS I S,sh capital =
esaab!i: .ss stand. Addrsss W. B star once.
ReAsp WAkIID-By . lady. soon to b con
tor q q. nsie6berSood Of Post Jaics pf.fsrSsd.
ssS .A"at Evenns Star Once, Win terms
w UATIOE TO de chamber work, and assist in
walking and ironing. or ss nurse, and TO do plain
sddIes: note Do. No a. star once my So
wv Hskinf e.t.6iishnent: los rs strses, Be-:
a.ssns
n
WAHTID-Bys young woman, . sITUATI0N
sit IN v.shing and ironing. or trsSsiins With a
hss iy "a. a Ss seen for three days at 23s DIST,
w Fruit and Candy Store. She must DO amiable,
attentive, reliable, and prepared to stay late at
parents, somewhere on the line OF City cars, prs
n soS az, %Srnss at SAC
n TbEE III .s.I ,s..S
sIs, vii attentiyely read the announcement Of
new Business COLLEGE myl-iw.
2. sss. i I "a, , ShS
q = 81 =. s:sf' with board ABLY At Star office:
WANTED-A smart Young COL0RED WO-
wv NAN 70 go 3miies in the country. Must un.
Sss Ss sh a.. Asr s.S Mrs.
NURSE wANTED-whitee or coIored. One that
sa 80 ana with reference my ARs'
WANTEDTBy permanent tenant, immedi-
aoFn p a1s east of @
WANrED..To rent !. HOUSE Of or rooms,
wy, w situated between and north: and tth and
, fs City Soss oe Cor one
WANTED-A, Child's NURSE. who has had
w. w Considerable experience, and can bring good
G4sse .sSy at 80 Gay
WANTED--s 600 on Real Estate for eight
w SR9Ssf sss ~ s,ss
$500. 90 on
at soosss bsUs sip siE' their 0rd'Fr
ny aasS pounds per ton in IN x ss'; s;:CeSsE1
WANTED-To PURCHASE, one good BRICK
w HOUSE. with all the modern improvements,
and we'll located; one HOUSE Of about rooms;
three small low-priced HOUSES. and about Is 900
feet of LAND, not too far from the business Dor.
tioR Of the city. Apply to the SOUTHERN REAL
ESTATE COMPANY. 492 9Th street. apO
WANTED-!To EXCHANGE. Farming Lands
for Washington City properly Dwsliins House"
to the amount Of from ten to enty Thousand del.
ssid in and q Sc seen e
sou 18TH street, corner n. apH3wr
cash 20 suit eu,tomef.. We Also want snail
a aAhh near w''hns'Ge viz W eSs s% SSs ESQ"
NH uu Corner of 18th and % ;'is;:s s;:5,
THING 81 fI OK ssss- Co. os &C.
CO. scs sb ssH.
ness arsty half price, nSs
A N.EXPEkIENCID COOK WISHES SIT.
g. On Nal :s. .srs5 "s
WAhHI AIT. 6. RfEP
di:s;SF''a ss.Ssis g; :SS g. g:
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THOSE CHRAP BoNNETs, Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers, Real Laces, Dress Trimmings, Cloak
Ornaments, Buttons, White Goods, Sum Um-
brellas, Parasols, &c, are still to be had at
Boswell's Fancy Store, 302 L street. near 14th
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DY 0RIIG q WILLIAMS, Aues1oneers.
- No. S26 corner It'll and d streets

ID No. 500 corner7t h and d streets.
TWO VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
fronting on north ID street, near the corner Of I'd
street west, at auction.
On TUESDAY, the eth instant, We shall sell, Ia
front Of the premises, at O'Clock p. m, two and
some Building Lots, having front of n feet each
north street near the corner of ID street west
running back 90 feet loS inches TO alley, being
part Of Lot S, in SQuare N3.
Terms: One third cash; balance in s. IL, and Is
months, for notes bearing interest; Q deed given
and deed Of trust taken. All conveysnsing and
revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title
ipdisputakle. $50 to be paid down on each LOT
when the property is knocked OF.
my I'd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &c, TONIGHT

GRovEE's.-Last night Of the season. FARE
we'll performance OF Mr.. Gortshold and me
Company. .Hamlet" will be presented with
n superb cast.
CAsTkIBURY.-Last night OF the enterttin-
ing programme of the past week. Change OF
pros ramme on Monday.
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BOARDING..

BOARD can be obtained by q gentlem man and
- LADY LIST OF June. in private family. A pleas
ant locality four miles In the country. Address
b. l.. B., Post Office. my 5-3t'
ID BOARD, can be OBJ tanned ct SO 18th st., bet.
Q and II SITS. my ST.
TWO GENTLEMEN WILL FIND PLEAS.
ant boom and Board at 13S @ street, between
2lst and nd SITS. my 3-3ts
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMO.
"A dated with BOARD in private family, by ap-
plying at No, 276 B street, in the rear Of st.
Charles Hetel. my l-Sts
TABLE BOARD-At No. SO Penns av, near
Il 7st st. References exchanged. aR6-u
TABLE BOARD ct No. aga 10th street, few
Il doors north Of the avenue. Terms S2s Per
month. de Is Il
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BoLAsD vs.. MrRPHY.-Thursday after
noon, quite a row occurred on the corner Of
AZ street and Maryland avenue, originating
from Misunderstanding between q landlord
and tenant. Thomas Boland attacked Phillip
Murphy with a club, whereupon Mrs. Lilly
Murphy went in the scrimmage with q brick
and struck Boland in the face, and the Eaters
wife, Mrs. Margaret BolaRd, coming TO her
husbands rescue, pitched into Mrs. Murphy,
and soon the row became exceedingly interest
ing. Sergeant Gessford, with officer Fainter.
however. stopped the sport by arresting the
parties, and took them before Justice Boswell,
who held Boland and Mrs. Murphy to court
70 answer for an assault and battery, fined
Mrs. Boiand s5.s for disorderly conduct and
dismissed Murphy.
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MI A B L o VS.
90 Ii @ o A Lii
$500 TONS.

RED AND WHITE ASH COAL
on hand snd anOst for ssls sf the lowest market
- fbe above Goal 10 e the very best quality,
- Ga.Suners viii 6na It greatly 70 their a.
VANTAGE 70 give me cell before purchssing else
v9ets Ai.o, On ha.d oUMBKRLAHp GOAL.
HICKORY. OAK AND PINE WOOD, cord
lsagte .er ssvsd and spstt ssyisngth w siss re-
OHse ~ Fsed 18th .als 0s.si.sr
soRH@ corner nh GtrVc8s
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROP.

RI GkEEN WILLIAMS, Aactisneers.
HANDSOME RUILpINe LOT ON 18th
STREET WEST, BETWEEN RHODE ISLAM
AfHHGsS sH6rASR P STREET North. Ar PUB
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, ct O'Clock D. m =,
We shall sell In front Of the premises, Lot No g. in
Cochran . subdivision Of Square No. So, having 20
feet front By loo feet deep. to q ten foot alley
Terms cash. SIS down when sud. All con-
my "a GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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the argument in the case OF Brian Carroll Jno
Ballinger and James s. Williams, induced for
robbery, was concluded and given to the Jury.
Judge Wylie.-Barbara Burley, indicted for
larceny, was found not guilty. Phillips for
defense.
James Jerolman and George Sayres, indict-
ed for krceny, plead guilty, and were SEN
fenced to one year each in the penitentiary
In the case OF Thomas ii. Yates and Richard
johnson alias Jones, indicted Tor larceny, q
nolle pros was entered.
Edward Hammond, indicted for arson, was
found not guilty. Gooding and Hurley for the
defense. There was evidence in this case that
the accused made the attempt, bat the house
not taking fire there was no arson The grand
jury will, probably, make q new indictment
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my I'd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
- No. s26, corner Of 7th and D streets.
AUCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILD
III s s2Shh FuB Blu
On WIBHIspAY, the sth iastsnt. II O'Clock.
p, m. We shall sell, in front of the premises Lot
in Square Ne "a, front By 100 feet deep, max
Terms: One-half cash; balsnoe in six and twelve
months, secured By deed . Of trust the premises.
All eonveyapetng and revenue stamps At the cost
ofthe purchaser. SIS down when KIN hooked or
my 4-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Pr o. W. BoTELER, !R., Auctionesr,
- $40 street, between 10th and llth.
RAES 81 aHS Asp
RF4EaTW HndEIdn AND sTREETs, Ar PUB
On TUESDAY, May 8, commencing at 10 clock
a a i shall sell, At 4s1 10th street, between d
One Plane, Stool and Cover,
Two Mahogany Sofas, Walnut whatnot,
Marble top Center Tables, Mahogany Hair-cloth
Mahogany Hair-sest Chairs,
Gilt frame Mirror,
Brussels, Thrt . ply and Ingram Carpets,
Curtains, Cornices and Window Shades,
Oil Clsth, Hat rack, Stair Rods,
Walnut Extension Table, Walnut sidsboard,
Mahogany Hardroees, Bedsteaas, Blankets,
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands,
Toilet Sets, Cane seat Chairs and Rockers,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Spreads,
Bolsters and Pillows, Feather Beds,
Gas Fixtures. Ceockery Ware,
Radiator, Coax Stove and Fixtures,
Together with Q general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms cash.
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w COAL COALi!
$500. 5000.
Citizens Of the First Ward can leave their orderr
at J. b. AO0RH'S DkU9 STORE,
lis Pa. avenue, west.
22So pounds per ton in ell cases. -
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RINA0LE Co, Auctisneers.
u eales-feoms No. 06f Pennsyivasis svsnus,
corner Of nth street..
a. nasie 20. vii give their personal sftentfon %
une seie OF heei tate and Househed IaIiture 81
tne residence Of FAMILIES declining hossekeeping.
Aiso % the sees Of stocks Of 0rocerfes md Mer-
eGnandise q evsFy description. horsss' oSrneEss'
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vALuABLl HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
premises, We shall sell Lot No Ii, in square No.
81 being Il feet inches front on sth street near
stree, by " feet ~ inches, with improyenents,
9 substantially built House, six rooms, passage,
onces.
Terms liberal ct sale.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEURGETUWN ADV ER1MTS
LOB RENT-In Georgetown, o nicely furnished
u ROOM, at No 134 Dunbsrton street, between
High and Congress. ap 50 2wa
ID OOMS AND TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBJ
H tanned In GEORGETOWN, at No. 13S Dunbarton
street. References required. ap rs I'm
THE CANAL srRAMER GEORGE WASH
IHGTOH,
Burning, from GE0RGETOWN TO POINT OF
ROCKS, having chang red from W.. H 49,
Ritterb 70 j. N. Fear.sn's wharf, EHA-N
corner OF Congress street and Canal .
will leave Georgetown at O'Clock g. m on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS as usual,
freight carried ct usual prices.
ceive attention.
ap S-2ws JOHN MOORE.
nR. O. 8. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI-
y CLAN AND SURGEON,
No. 81 Congress street, opposite the Post ONCE,
Georgetown, ID. q. ap l3- Inn
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A UCrIOE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
"A TATE
By XII p0URN LATTA,
ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS'.

On THURSDAY. May 10th, 1855, ct o'cIsck n
m. We VIII offer at auction, ON the premises. X
Lots 81 the subdivision OF Square so between Il,
and m streets north and lat street vest And N.rth
Capitol street. Sale Sositive.
Terms liberal. Conveysncing and stamps Ut ex-
chasers at time of sale. f1i
KILBoURN LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers'.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
just received . large additional supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, embracing O full assortment
Of Dress Goods, Shswls. Psrasols. Housekeeping
Goods, Cloths and Cassimers, Ladies' Cloths,
Goods for boys wear, Gloves, Hosiery loop Skirts
Calicoes at TO- l2s. Is, TO- Is cents; Bleached Nus
hns at %, Is, 81, 81 cents. Our goods have been
sold very cheap.
ap l3-1m> BENJAMIN MILLER
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10y QkEEN b WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
ID No. S26, corner Of 7th and ID streets

RY GkkxN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. S26, corner Of It'll and ID streets.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS, FRONTING ON Il ST. MOTH,
SWhEJsTTEEN l7TH AND 18TH STREETS
On TUESDAY, the first day OF May next, at
O'Clock p m, we shall sell. on the premises, Lots
feet front EACH running back l0 feet in depth 10
- foot alley making them handsome building lots
Terms: One half cash; bal ance in six and twelve
month";, secured by . deed Of trust on the pre-
mises. All cenveyancing and revenue stamps II
spM-d lint. ] GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts'
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until TUESDAY, the stb in
slant, same hour and place. -
myad GREkN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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u, THE cosMopoL1rE FOR MARCH.

.
We briefly adverted lost week to the reception Of
q new and excellent monthly magazine, and prom
ised more extended notice. Tie March number
of the Comopoliss is before us, and from an exam
ination Of the work, We have no hesitancy in pro-
nouncing it superior and emincntly deserving of
patronage. With interesting original matter, and
the choicest selecsionsof current literature there
is an attractveness formed hardly equalled by any
similar enterprise in the sonth within our remem-
branse. We shall take pleasure in forwarding
subscriptions for any ofOur friends who desire to
assist.in the maintenance of worthy magazine
published in the South, for Baltimore can justly
claim the gratitude and support of our people on
tho score of sympathy as well as past affection.
The cosmopolite is published monthly in Baltimore,
Md, at Four Dollars nsg annum. Address, De-
LBoN & Co. .s':
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THE COURT

Of General Sessions and Common Pleas me. on
Monday last, Hon. F. ]. ,MosEs presiding Judge.
The charge of his Honor to the Grand Jury was
earnest, eloquent and forcible and received strict
attention from the entire asscu,blage of citizens,
iuriors and officers. The fact that an old-time
Court was in session began to be realized. The
presentment of the Grand Jury is published else
where, and will attract attention AS we SO to
press, the Court is still in session, and may con-
tinuS to-day Considerable business has been dis
posed of already, and the dockets are fast being
cleared. Among the members of the bar present,
several familiar faces are presented-Hon, B. F..
.PERnY, Gen. w. K.EAsLEy and W. P. PRICE, ESQ.,,
of Grecnvile, Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN, of Abbe-
vile, and Messrs ]. H. WH1rSEn and Jos. NJ. AD-
ANS, of Pickens.
The attendance of citizens on Monday and Tues
day was quite large, and good order and sobricty
few exceptions
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anasgset 4riee,!s Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY BEwLEY, KEEsE & CO..
North Side of the Public Square.
GROCERIES. &c.

Baggiag, so cts.; Bale Rope, .a5 to so; Addman-
tine Candles, 40 to so; Rio Coffee, 40 to So; Tea,
s2.ooto $3.50; Rice, 10 to 123; N. %. Sugar, "a;
(G- Sugars, 25 Crushed Sugar, 80, to S8; Sat-
per sack, Liverpool $1,000; Iron, Swede and
Kings Mountain, Is to 1e; Castings, 1s; Nails,
IS; Povder, slOO to s1.25; Lead, 30 Shot, 30;
Indigo, $500 to $3.50; Madder, so; Blue Stone,
IS; Macksrel- quarter bls., $500, halves, $1,000
wholes, $1,000; Tobacco, chewing, Soto Sl.5O;
Factory Thread, 1915 to $4.Oo; Ishrtings, 7-s,
35 c. per yard.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Flour, $500 to S1zOO Corn, S1.5O; Peas,
S1.25 to $1.5O; Lard, 20 to 25; Bacon, 20 to rs; {;
7alov, 15; Batter, 20 to 25; Eggs is to 90;
Chickens, 90 to 25; Besssrar, 20; Rags, p toS
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Presentment Of the Grand Jury,
.lMl.Al1RcH ia TERM, 1866.


The Grand Jury beg leave to present
tie following:
They regard it as q matter of gratuia-
tion, that after a long and bloody war,
peace is again restored to the whole coun-
try; and responding heartily to theeelo--
quent charge of the presiding judge they
cannot refrain from expressing the hope
and belief that all menwill return to the
peaceful duties of quiet citizens. Peace
has its duties and responsibilities as we'll
as war. During the suspension of law in.
the State, which followed the termination.
of hostilities, all had opportunities of
learning, if they never appreciated before,
tho inestimable value of civil authority,
administered by our own functionaries !;
and the Jury express the earnest hope
that all will testify that appreciation by
their conduct-that they will show them
selves capable of governing themselves,
by rendering implicit obedience toethe
law, and by discouraging all manner OF
lawlessness and violence. By acting upon
the principle, that obedience to lawful
authorities is honorable, they believe that
the country will show Itself worthy of
the confidence of all, and that tho State
will soon have restored to it the great
blessing of entire self-goyernment.
We have visited the Poor House and
found it in good condition. There is
about forty inmates, and alIseemed well
cared for. Two OF three Of the houses
need repairing, new roofs, steps, &c. The
supply of cooking utensils was found to
be deficient.
We also visited the Jail, which we
found in the possession Of the Sheriff. 1t
seems to be clean and well kept, butneeds
repairs and improved Enclosures.
The Court House needs reftting.-
Having been occupied for a time by the
Military garrison, for the District, the
tables, benches and chairs are missing ;
Ss~N'~~~J
we recommend that all necessary repairs
be made at onces
We visited the Clerk and sherifs of
fees; but could not get access to the
Offices of the Ordinary and Commissioners
in Equity. So far as we could judge,
those we saw, seemed to be well kept.
The Grand Jury feel that they would
not have discharged their whole duty,
without calling to the attention of the
Court to the fact, that, many persons in
the district are distilling spirituous liquors,
and in many cases, it is believed, without
license. The Jury are not prepared to
mako specific presentments upon this sub
ject, but thought proper to bring it to the
attention of the authorities.
JOSEPH cox, foreman.
ANDERSON G. H., March ID, 1865.
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In Euuity--Anderson.

Elizabeth Smith u.s. Franklin Smith, Bayhs Smith,
james Carpenter and wife, and others.-Billfo for
Partition Real Estate, SC.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Franklin
Smith, Baylis Smith, James Carpenter and his
wife, Margaret Carpenter Defendants in this case,
reside beyond the limits of this State. On motion
of Harrison & Whitners; compliments solicitors,
Ordered, That the said Defendants do appear in
this Court within three months from the publica-
ton Of this Rule, and plead, answer or demur to
the Bill filed against them, or the same will be ta-
ken pro confcsso. -
W. w. HUMPHREYS, o.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office, March Is, 1866
Sis-s'@ 40 Am
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Rss- For the summary of proceedings in the KEYS
trial. now progressing in Charleston, we are in
dcbted to the Charleston Daily Ne,rs. The synop-
sis will be continued next week
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She11f.s saIo.

By virtue of various writs of Eicri Facias tn.me
directed, IwA expose to sale on Saleday next, be-
fore the Court House door at. Anderson, within the
usual hours Of sale, the following property. to Wit:
Six bales of Cotton, levied on as the property
of Thom. Geer, at the suit of A: O: Norris and
others. s:sss
Isrmson erea. ~. the hrst Of October !s e
specie or its equivalent, with interest from date.
Costs to be paid cash. =.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sad.
March Is, 1866 80
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Observation-Disclosures. Tn

In nEQu1ty--Ande
William Armstrong and Baxter Hayes vs. J. j.
Copeland, j. A. Cowan, and Heirs at Law Of
John B. Armstrong, deceased Bib for Discor-
cry, Account Relief SC.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Richard. .Shr-
ley and wife, Elizabeth Shirley, Joseph N. Ellis
wife, Mary Jane Chamblee, Weldon P. Aarmstrong,
William Johnson and wife, Elizabeth johnson, Ste
phen D. Key and wife, Irabella Key, Heirs at Law
Of John B. Armstrong, deceased, Defendants IN.
the above stated case reside beyond the iinits;of
this State. On motion of Harrison & Whitners,
complainants solicitors, ~
Ordered, That said Defendants, doappear: plead,
answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint within,
three months from the publication hereof, or the
same will be taken pro confesso against them.
WV. HUMPHREYS, c.E,A.p.
Commissioners Office, March Is, 1866.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

We regret to learn that the residence of Col. W.
a. HAYNE, near Pendleton, wns totally destroyed
by FIRE few nights ago. No particulars, except
the FIRE originated by accident. =
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

,ANDERS0NDISTRICT
WHEREAS, Martha Harkins has applied to me for
Letters of administration IN the Estate of Hugh:
Harkins, deceased: -.
These nre therefore to cite and admonish al and
singular the kindred and creditors Of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office ON the 23d day Of.
March, 1866, to show cause, if any they can,
why said Administration should not be- granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
March 8, 1866 go =.