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Gin, a as Remedial Agent


GM. AS REMEDIAL AGENT, HAS BEEN IN FA-
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining pure article It has
talen into dsuse in many sections Of the country much
10 the regret Of medical men, who consider it almost
specanc IN very many discusses. For all of rdpe
pure Gin administered under professional guidance
wn Certainly work cure; md If taken as preventive
nctng as It does on the sensitive nenbranes
the paris 80 as to remove all possible sediment Adr-
tstered IN the snme way 1t will prevent the formation Of
Catcu!a and do away with those terrible operatonE
therefore so necessary for their permanent reoyal
Gin s OF incalculable benefit females In those diseasea
SO peculiar to the aud from s tonic as well as It's
snodyne properties, 1t Is frequently superior to IRON
oark or even the electrical remedies cases OF POSI-
i've tendency to Pattsts Gin in PROPER
quannhes by supplying or Alhgup the.oonstnnt dying
ward on that awful disease which or onedQhth
OF the population of the United States annually Pure
Gin has this peculiar advants over other diuaibIe
snnh TINT it exharates Misunderstanding any thirst OF
an unneathy character soothes It also exces
ana u powerful neTvne as we'll as active tonic.
stB1MIN GERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
possesses all the qualities that desired for the ieh-
est ana noblest use Of all wines liquors. It's iaore-
the distilled juices carefully selected erains
t1nctre OF the Juniper Berry. Age has .ueIowed I'M
these mingled aromas and given exquisite midness
snooth oily body-And almost floral odor 10 fl1e
liquor which renders It delicious to the sc,ses Of sma1
and sazte alke while tts SPARKLING liquid purity leaves
nothing for the eye to desire. ~ Ne "
The writer must remark TINT Measrs A. NJ BuunaEa
90 merit the graatude Of the entire medical profes
astnuant such purity unequivo-
both as preventive and curative agent end
harmless e1hilarave beverage. ,Yoa,,aal ord
AedtedI Gazette tnl sn6mos Il lsia january 20 :
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
.#G &f2 De Tn ATnI5<1 no no II, Hfi,ff<y h., #aY,

ig8ss De L1MoN1 ps DE L1MoHu. A
VIII be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House in this City, TUESDAY, the
26th day of March, 1857, at II O'Clock, A. H.,
3 l. ALL THAT LOT Or LAND, on Logan street. COM
posed of two lots viz AL that Lot Of Ld on the west
side OF Logan street. In tlis city. measuring twetysx
feet eight inches 2e feet sInches In on satd street.
and on the back line, which bevel1ing torty-sx
1eet and in depth from east to west the south hne
uat on the west side Of Logan street. measuring
id sr ct thirty 1907 feet four ~ inches and iudepth
on the south side, from to west one hundred and
sixteen 1G feet and on tho north sde seventysx s)
feet and In width the west line which bevelp
hyone ( fect aud which two lots butt and bound as
follows On the east on Logan street. on the north on
lands Of the estate Of Joshua Canter the northwest
by lands now or ormerly of Henry Middleton and on
the south by lands Of Moses Irving. g&s3I'a}tE
y. 2. ALL THAT LOT OE. LAND situate ON the wess
Rtde OF Logan street, containing In ON stree
twenty-five C25 feet and in depth the south ade
ming to the hne, one hundred and fifty 50 fset more
or ess, then running northeast along tho iine about
43) fect then running east Logan street.
about one hundred and sixt 16 feet being part Of
Lot Nc 2, run out by Mr. William Logan recosded In
the Office Of the Register Of Mesne Conveyance
8. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situate on the east 81 e
tfve 2 feet and in dep ninety throe 1857 feet the
said Measurement either less bounding west on
Savage street, east lands of Henry Middleton south
on lot nf Mics q. Savage. and north On lands Of
Ter1ns-One-fourh cash; balance in one, two, three
and four years. secured by bond the purchaser and
mortage the premises with interest ayale annual
75.17 7172l "T'5l35-.1'' JAMES TUpPER
February rs syts$gG! sut9 Master In Aquity.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day


Auction Sales This Day.
SIXTH & McGuLIvRAY win sell this day, at Nc. 2s1
Meeting street. at haEpast 10 O'clock the furniture Of
family declining housekeeping.
AIoNzo J. WHITE Son will sell thie day at the north
Of tho Exchange, at IL O'Clock. comfortable twostory
wooden dwelling, situate In Laurens street, also vacant
lot sixy feet front by hundred feet Deep more or
less, situated on the east side Of Hanover street
MILES DRAKE viii sell this day. et his store, corner
OF King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'clock cases boots
shoes, &c. sGgH j% s$gSyl %$-8.
LowNDEs GRraxBA11 VIII sell this day. at o. S. bond
cd warehouse, Atlantic wharf, at O'clock casks cream
Of tartar, &c. tt.Ss
W. KNOB win soil this day, at their suction sales
rooms. No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel
at 10 O'Clock an assorted stock Of dry fancy goods
r A. = CALDWELL VIII sell this day, before their
store No 90 East Bay, att 10 o'clock lot Of ar1ps and
hams, &c 5 54Ii NJ fs3S
JEy9oRDs Co. win sell this day, before tbeir store
No. 81 Vendue Range at 10 O'clock boxes choice sugar
cured hams, sc. ssf54
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day on Browns Wharf at
10 O'clock ardns butter, sides. shoulders &c
LAUREY l. ALEx4SDEn win ren this day, before their
store No. 1877 East Boy at 10 o'coi -.rps pig ahoul-
ders, sides, harns &c. s
"A Mn1IaAN & Son win sell this day. nt their store No.
% vendue Range at 10 O'Clock lot OF furniture sc.
CLIFFORD l. kArHEwEs win sell this day, at south
Atlantic wharf, at 1oE o'clock, sailing yacht with sails
c also at No 56 Broad street. at II O'clock furniture
piano, &c. 33sS t$s5 5i \. 4E f5s1 MI
Bnuss BEE win SCH this day, in front Of their store
No 7s East Bay 10 O'Clock bacon Sides shoulders &C.
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SALE CT A ScuooNEE.-The British schooner
I'D was sold vt this port yesterday, by Messrs.
LE1Tcu & BRUINS, for s41OO cash.
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To Correspondents.

We arc continually receiving communications on
Political and othor matters from persons vi 0 do
''S attach tLeir proper to the articles sent
I'D We take this occasion of repeating that nothing
csn be published il THE DAILY NEWS without
h2n,g indorscd by some responsible individual.
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'sHUNTING A HOME IN BRA

V1NHE RECORD OF MY TOU ( IN BRAZIL UNDER
Il the above title, ma ing volume of 1884 pages, is
now ready for delivery at - in paper 50 cloth
binding. So
Copies may be obtained promptly by mail, free of
postage upon reing the money for either style the
oook 70 my address. J. McF. GASTON.
March ~ Fort Gaines Georuia.
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u. 8. ROUNTIEs

U. 8. ROUNTIES,
ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS COLLECTED
~ BY T. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent No 100
MEETING STREET, Charleston 8. c. MONEY LOAN
ED on discharges. All claims tor the additional Bounty
should be ed without delay the Secretary OF War has
ordered TINT mo application Sled the ls ay Of Ap
1851 shall be settled until a fled before that date are
paid $500 Bounty collected for mon who were dis
charged on account OF injuries received in service
tained - II nm - N.Y. ~ 80
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MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

Dc
Success Is tho prevalent cradle of innumerable hum
bugs. No sooner had HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TEFS made their mark In the world than up sprang
host OF limitations and tho Of the great restor-
tive grew and spread, the pcstcrous crop poisonous
mockeries thckened But the true medicine has lived
them down. Ono by one. they have disappeared When
the bellows of puery which kept alive the feeble fire OF
their borrowed reputation ceased blow they ceased to
live and thus they continue to coz1o and 20. Mean
whilc. HosTErTER's BrrrERS, tho great protective
and remedial tonic Of the have progressed popu
lariy with each succeeding year. Their success as
means of preventing and curing tho diseases resulting
rom malaria unwhoesome WATER and al unhealthy eli
matte influences, has been boundless; and as remedy
for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Fever and Aeue, Gene
raj Weakness and Debility. and all complaints originating
in Indigestion, they admitted be superior to
any other preparation ever advertised prescribed--
From the home market to which few years ago they
confined their sale has bccn extended into
State in this Union tie whole of South aud Central
America, Mexico, the West Indies, the Sandwich islands,
Australia, China aud Japan Home and foreign testno
ny continue to show that HOsTETTER's BrrTERs are
the most arkabe tonic nvgorant now before the
world. For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. ISL MEETING STREET,
March 1S Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF CHARLES

>&1s11o : eIS1 O0 51IL N11 UF CFiARLES-
TON. @
WHAT Is NEEDED IN THIS CITY. WE HAVE MADE
w ample arrangements to supply DIRECTORY
containing the names of the inhabitants CITY, their
occupaoons places Of business, dwellings: B,si
ness Register, Public Institutions. Banks &c. &c. We
intend 70 get up work equal in design, finish cor
ang tie palnest days Of the South This is entirely
souern enterprise Seeing the want of such work we
cone ived the 1dea and sought aud have the
san ME- Se to ont design Which
livered. IN .1@I T- -- 80 80 - ~
are ctzons Of the highest rcspectab and VIC
earnestly hope the citizens will aid us by mparting a
the south in her late struggle and determined
nos destiny IN the future we appeal with confidence to
tne business men OF the community promising to fur
n1sh disderatum which will advance their interest by
amply rewarding them for the outlay -
March 16 8 JOHN ORRN LEA 4 CO.
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#r" .a3sg AuctlO4l Sale.
Yo# BIZ BARNETT SCHUR.
At the Store No. SO King rect below Broad will SELL
TU every night, A
Assorted MERCHANDISE, in quantities and qualities
to suit Merchants Panters Offers his the
sale OF Real Estate Stocks Bonds, Vessels Horses
hices &c. Will attend to the sale Household Furn
ture at private res1dences Best city reference will
given Terms very moderate soIcits consignments
natafacuon guaranteed. March IS
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MI Schooner Renshd,r.
BIZ j. A. ENSL6JW & Co.
On THURSDAY next 21st instant will be sold at South
Atlantic wkxrf, at Ii O'Clock l4.7I' s.
THE SCHOONER RENSHAw, burthen about sc tons,
new measurement; six old 6 draf; capacity
about $500 bushels grain. stuth March l8
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Esld1e Sd1e--C077y y072d67e D,rell1nq IN Luurens
street.
BIZ ALONZO j. WHITE d SON,
Brokers, Auctionccrs, nnd Heal Fcstnfe
Agents.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, tho 18th March, at II O'Clock
at tho north Of the Exchange, -"-~"-'
That comfortable TWO-STORY WOODEN DWELLING
Htuate III Laurcns street, second door of Washine
ton street The Lot 45 feet front by 9s feet
Deep more OF less. = = - -
Condihons-One-h half cash. balance payable in twelve
months secured BY bond and mortgage of property sold
interest payable annually Buildings be insured and
policy assigned Purchaser pay for requisi papers
and stamps March ia
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AUCTION SALE.-Thc schooner Aad, about which
the public havo hca.I much, and probably under
stood little, has at last received qHietus, and was
sold yesterday by Mcssrs. LE1rcH & BRuNs, in
obedience to an order from the United States Mar
shal. This schooner is we'll known as m Havana
trader. and her past career has brought her promi
ncntly beforo tho community. She was sold with
her tackel, apparel &C.. for tho sum of s41O2
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolinsan ut Columbia is now sen,
to every Postoce in the State Bcing the ocicl pape,
OF the state it will be found at the present to espe
caly valuable 10 and others desiring to oval
Themselves Of very large circulation.
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To aATHER pearls from Oceans vases
Divers go down in divers places;
But at our mouths OF streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the sozoDoN1 divine. s5.
March - .a37S5 & A, .s@ 545g4 tus.
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Eligible Building Lot IN H1nouer street.
BF ALONZO j. WHITE & SON,

HsACekOHkSCHs~ N. Agents.
VIZ 90 sold THIS DAY, 18Th instant at IL O'Clock
the north of the Exchange,
va ANT LOT, situated tho cast side of Hanover
street, butung and bounding lands OF Sinons and
Hernandez measuring GO feet front by 100 fcet deep
more less & f'
Conditons-One-haf each; balance payable in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage OF property sold
interest payable annually Purchaser pay requisite
papers and stamps. MARCH 10
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The PHGsN has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the srngency tho money
ket will warrant Merchants and othors wishing to use
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
February Is Columbia g. G.
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MAYORS CouRT.-Iwo days interim furnished
number Of subjects for the Mayors Court; and
Monday, from the number Of prisoners presented
bore the same opprobium that is usually attached
to it.
Several cows, who were taken up roaming at
large in the White Point Gardens, were claimedby
their owners, who were each compelled to pay 50
before the vagrant cattle were delivered.
A soldier who got that respect duo his supe-
riors, and tampered with rye, was found in col
lapsed state by tho police. It being evident that
sky was the best strategian, the hero was turned
over 10 the Provost Marshal.
An itinerant peddler, who knew not the city laws,
attempted to dispose Of his stock promiscuouBly,
but was approhended and fined $50 NJ. E .5sa5
st. Patricks in the morning had affected many
who, IN celebration Of the day, took several glasses
too much before the usual time. A natural conse-
quence was their arraignnent and sentence before
the Court to pay SIS fine each.
Several cases where the offenders ha res;sted
the police and had made disturbance by shont.
ing and kicking against doors, were each finod
$40 90.
A FREQ fight occurred in King street, in which
thero wore several participants but only two were
arrested, and each fined S., which, will calm ihoir
temper for . while. 3s
discharged soldier, who still had fondness
for military life, was arrested for disorderly con-
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New York Prize Association.
No. 59s BROADWAY NJ r.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS MELODEoNs, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
5"H. AND
ELEGANT JEwEERF.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

TAX NOTICE.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
"..U UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
No. GA Broad, corner Church street.
D ETURNS OF ANNUAL TAXES FOR YEAR 1866
LII viii be received at this Office for Division 2 com
pris,ng Wards l. 2. aud that part of Coming
ana south OF Calhoun street until 18th Of Api ,ezt.
ept whero parties receive notice; in such cases Returns
must be rendered within days from date thereof nc-
cording to law. m
saT ohlco hours from IL to P. NJ.
JOHN B. EPPLEY
March ~ "a Assistant Assessor I'd Division
A CHANCE
FOR AN ENTERPRIS1NG MAN. #
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO MAN
N OF enterprise in the purchase of tho GOOD WILL.
and STOCK OF BOOKS in the ESTABLISHED BUSI-
NESS. at No s32 KING STREET. for than tn lRTY
YEARS My advancing years compel me to retro;
therefore offer for sale collection ANCIENT AND
MODERN WORKS, in Literature, Science Art, Agricul-
turc, Religious, Medical, Law, School and Collegiate
Text Books IN the English, French, German Italian
Spanish, Hcbrow and Syriac Languages imported
Europe also large collection of English and Trench
EnSravings, with general variety Foreign nd Do
mestic tahoncry. Blank Books and Fancy Artic;es-a
collection not usually to be found any Establish
lshment South
10 al approved purchaser liberal and accommodating
terms Will be given, and information connected
with the successful conducting of the business including
forci m and domestic spondents. will be chccrfuy
communicated. tmI -7-'
Offers will be received until tho 4th of April
March ~ II SAMUEL HART, SEN.
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SAILING p.lcht, ,cAt Sn,ls ETC.
BY CLIFFORD Il NfATIIE ', ES
49,, , Auctionccrs, No. &c Broad street.
WIZ SCH ms DAY. at South Atlantic Wharf, at halt
past 10 o'clock, without rescrvc ="
March 4. % : $500 ..
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Mr83 3l7G#s @sN III. h tgF EsSe{S at3r@ ta s@a0E
II you want cheap Blank Books;
you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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1t is hoped that, by the generous attendance at
this concert, that the Vestry Of st. Mchaers will
realize sufficient amount to redeem the senissing
bells, and We feel certain that if this is not the
case, the surplus will be soon raised by those cti-
zens whom the festivities consequent on ST.. PAT
R1oKs Day prevented from attending
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AuCTI0N SALES,

BY LAUREY &: ALEXANDER. ...
THIS DAY. the 18th nst will DO sold before store No
1877 East Bay. at 10 O'Clock,
200 STRIPS and PIG SHOULDERS I.
8 box shoulders ..... ".
boxes G Il Sides M..# .1.
10 tlcrccs Hams ... ID. ......... ...
6 bbs Hams
8 boxes Pork Heads
10 buls Pork Heads ..". H ".a.,
6 casks English Alc-pints
100 boxes Porter. Ale. Cider. Pickles. Soap Cheese
&C., &C.
Conditions cash. March 10
M1LLIGAN & SON,
No. az Vcndue Range,
Will sell THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
l EXTENSION TABLE, Centre Tables. Bureaus, Bed.
steads Chairs, Mattresses &c.
Light Spring wagon .
Dray. #% March 10
FM'7'tture, Piano Mirrors Office DesE &C.
RY CLIFFORD 4: MAfHEWES,
Aucttonccrs, No. 56 Broad Street.
M sell THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, at Office,
Is. W. EXTENSION DINING TABLE, Mahogany Side.
ooard Centre Table, Office Desk, OTIS, Trunks.
cles ~ ~ ~
20 Aliens No. PLOUGHs, and Iron Safe @
March 10 - ~0' ~ .."
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For restoring strength and appetite, tho great
Southern Tonic. PAsKN1s's HEPAT1c BrrrEns and you
VIII not be disappointed For sale By all druggists tn
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Bacon and Cheese.
w. BY BRUINS & BEE. g&
VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 18th inst, front of our
store. No. 7s East Bay at 10 o'clock,
1000 LBS BACON SIDES. 77T'
1000 lbs. Bacon Shoulders 4a"#H
10 boxes Cheese, a3 .U
100 boxes Herrin9s. March 10
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TIE OPINION OF AN OFFICER m TIE Army
'sAt inspection 1noticed thnt large proportion OF
the mons hapsacks contained box of Troches,
being generally used by them for Colds, etc.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" should be used
upon the first appearance OF Cold or Cough,
which by neglect may terminate in some incurable
Lung Disease. A.
~ =, ss-IgJ1E'. I.7- s 81 w.
MARsnEH's PEcroRAL BALM has been tried by
physicians with unvarying success, and is now
adopted as standard Expec:orant. For sale by
all druggists.
DowE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents
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Lumber! Lumber Lumber
By BRvNS g. BEE.
VIII be sold, TOMORROW the Goth instant on
Boycc 1. CO.. Wharf, at II O'Clock -
.. One lot of LUMBER. March ia
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!. .:.leg 1all4 Minus
LOCAL MATTERS.

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1sc7.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

February rs
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Il Il TIE CAROLINA TINES, s

:THIs PAPER cwCULATEs THRouaBoUT THE
middle portion of the Etet ;;,;;uS
facilities TOR advertisers X: Eessss.yy18I q
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ALMOST A FIRE.-The inmates of Mrs. HuBEns'
fashionable boarding house were ustonished by
nlccting q super-abundance Of smoke at their
breakfast table yesterday mo- hing. This natural
ly created some constornat nn, and tho guests
scattered in evory direction hunting for tho origin
of tho disagreeablo vapor Their fears were quieted
When it was asccrtaincd that it was ssmuch ado
about nothing" and the exhalations from defec-
tive stove in Mr.. SKRRE's drug store had eau cd
the alarm. little fresh air soon dissipated the
smoke, and the breakfast was not allowed to be-
come dead matter.
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QurTE a scARE.-One of the colorcd crew of the
". W: Frazier, while discharging his duties,
stepped on plank which he thought to be sta
tionery but was procipitatcd into the briny deep.
Bong no swimmist he went under, but, notiking
the watery world, soon emerged and beloved for
help. His fellows were ondeavorng to obtain tho
needed sdccor, when he sank the second time, bus
long pole was thrust in the wator, he grabbed it,
and was haaled out thankful darkoy. His in
voluntary bath created some excitement for the
time, and fears were expressed that the Coroner
might DO needed, but Africa was triumphant an d
her son was soon rescued from tho impending
crisis.
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CoRoNERs lNouEs1s.-on Sunday, Coroner VIM
TING was called upon to inspect the deaJ body Of
Norris swinton. q colored youth Of about twenty
years, who had been to dance and returning home
Intoxicated, was found dead the next morning.
Er. WHITING. fearing some foul play, called in Dr.
f1cHEL, who hold post n1o1ten, over tho deceaseI
On Monday morning o jury empaneled who
returned q verdct-in accordance with the Doctors
iclief-of appoplexy.
On Monday night lie was summoned to visit
coorcd girl Of eleven years, who had suddenly
died ut No. As Henrietta street. After examining
The case, the jury returned verdict Of death from
neglect and want Of tho proper medicinal rene
dies. .-s
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

ARREST OF TnIEyEs.-Charles Collins, o
hardeusd-iookiss whits youth Of about sightsen,
and Augustus eimmes. eolored, were arrested yes.
tsrday BY 0tieer MoColgan for tho larceny Of re
volvsrs from Munok's gunsmith shop. on SIKH
street. time since. and for stealing articles Of
clothing from other parties, and sent 10 Jail for
court. A considerable amount Of property, con.
sistins Of rssoivsrs harues, and clothing, was re-
covered by the police. . ..-.r.. .-..
The national Republican., 1867-01-08

CIRoUrr CouRr-Judge Olin, presiding.-
George White vS John Alexander. No. 367 Calsn.
dar. Judgment of non.suit
John 0. Harris vs. Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad.
No. III Calendar. Not settled
r. b Msrrick, Esq moved that Lloyd b. Sto-
vsnson, ESQ, be admitted to practice at the bar Of
the Supreme Court ofthe District Of Columbia, but
as he could not take the test oath he was not ad-
mitted