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The stockholders, We take it, have concluded to
be just Ito others) before they can afford to be
generous Ito themselrcs). Another six months
may put them in position to treat themselves
once moro to semi-annual dividend. We should
be glad to record similar success Of all our Rail
road Companies.
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Lanterns, &c., on account Of all conceraed.
BY LAUREY d ALEXANDER.
On THURSDAY Sd inst. will be sold in our store, No.
cerncd,
10 dozen GLoBETRIMs1ED AND FLANGED BKAss.
HEAD LANTERNS
IL Oh Grass, Timed Edged, and Flanged Lanterns
"a 9-12 dozen Kerosene Lamp Burners
Conditions cash. January
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S SOLUBLE PACIFIC.
GUANO.
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANoIs IDEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. IT DIFFERS
oNLYIN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
SA1TE Fl TEMENTS

WHILE 1T CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT HAS
w nearly twice the quantity of Phosphate of Lime,
Is per cent (which is Immediately soluble. Its effects
on Cotton tho past season have, In many instances,
celled Peruvian Guano has in proved lcsa
tive in the carly growth OF tho crop When drought in
te.yenes the crop does not suffer from its Ia the
case with Peruvian Guano by of the presence in
IT of SO large per cent of Phosphate of Lime its use inn
proves Tho soil 10 oxent that cannot be roaZed from
Peruvian Guan0.
Every cargo of this G,ano ssubjccted to rigid inspcc-
ton analysis md is sold basis Ct actual value.
The undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the tcs-
nony of wcllknow South Carolina llautcrs in cridence
of tile supero: oxccilcnco OF this Guao.
j. N. ROBSON. agent,
December tutilssnsno NO. g. As1 eAY.
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Estate S!le-G,ound Coffee, Mustard, Spices, &c:
BIZ LAUlsEF N ALEXANDER.
On THURSDAY, 81 ist. will be sold in store. No.
1877 East Day, at 10 O'Clock account Of an estate
10 BOXES GROUND COFFEE
u boxes Mustard, Z H. tins
IS boxes Cayenne Pepper, II III. tins
81 boxes Black Pepper
90 boxes Pepper Sauce, pirts
l6 boxes Spices
boxes ii Carb Soda
2 boxes Tomato Ketchup
cans Crealn Tartar
- CANS London Mustard
- cans Cayenne Pepper, &c, sc.
Conditions cash. January
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THAT LOT on Radcliffe street, marked No. in said
plu measuring in front said street 80 feet samo on
the back Line, aud in depth 104 fset, more or less
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.

For Sale, Budding and Farm lots at Georges
Station, Sotllt Carolina Railroad.
Will be sold THIS DAY. January 1st, 1857,
largo number of. BUILDING AND FARM LOTS.
Georges Station noted for good health, good water.
and convenience to Charleston Market and is well located
for agricultural and manufacturing town. plat
be ut the store Of w. s. UTSEY, Georges Station.
Tcrms-Quarter and half lots cash; acre lots
more one-thirl cash. balance in one and two equal
nual instalnonts; all payments secured by bond and
mortgage. JOHN MAY.
January 1
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SOUTH CAaoLlsA RAILROAD BoNDs.-The Audi
tor Of the South Carolina Railroad, i'll another
column of TIE News this morning, announces
that the Company is prepared to pay all tho inter-
est duo on their coupons for January, 1867. Tho
foreign debt of s2,oo0,OO0 has been similarly pro-
vided for in London. We arc sincerely glad to
be able to record this. The business of the Conf
pany is steadidly improving, as our readers may
have noticed, from the very largo receipts Of
cotton daily published for some weeks past. On
Saturday last no less than l7l4 bales reached
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TnE ATMOSPHERE oE LOVE is pure, sweet
breath. This desideratnm is one OF the results OF
using sozodont, which not only invigoratss and
preserves the teeth, but renders tho mouth as
fragrant as a roso tls
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. an t,,osc LOTS OF LAND, in I

All those lOTS OE Wy VI Sl't ie"ton,
known il, certain plat of ailla divided iy Robert H.
p.ync surveyor in the year 1872 by the Nos 20, 'i
~: OF aIs 2JU 2Gl and lG2 bounding and measuring
ns Iolo:a viz: Lot 10. 252, nortwardly on Roberts
Court 30 feet inches; sOnhwriily on Lot No. 6S 10 feet
ircEcs; rastwar- Lot No. a53, ll5 ict and west
,rrrr by Lot No. a51 liz feet Lot No. 2al, nortlwarl
ly on Ena rt Court - feet inches; outiiw;rty on
int No 81 IS feet ncles caStwaSSlly on Lot No 2I
liz frrt: and wcstwartlly lands of Mrs. Food, lis feet
rft No. .i ,lorthwary Lot No 25T 1Go feet; south
Early OIL Lot No. aG5, 1yI feet; eRswardly ON Norman
street 20 feet; and wcstwarlly Lot No. 2G2, 40 cet
Lot No G7 northward. on Lot No. 2Gs 100 feet: SOUTH
wurdy On Lot No. &c. 100 feet castwarly on Norman
street 20 feet and wcstwarly Oh Lot No. aGa, ~ feet
Lot No liS northwardy on --, 100 feet: south
ssrily on Lot 30 2G7 iuU fnct eastwnrdly Norman
street 10 feet; and westwary on Lot No. Ca 40 feet
Lot No. aGO nortl%ardly on Lot No.--,3 - feet
inches; southwarly Lot No. 257, 5 feet inches;
cstwurlly OIL Lot No III lis feet; and westwardly on
la.ds OF Mrs Flood 115 teet Lot No. 61. norwarly
on--, So feet inches; southwardiy on Lot No.
aS IS feet inches; castwurdy on Lot No G2 115 feet;
and westwardy Lot No. 26n LIS feet Lot No. 2Ge,
nortlIwarly OH -, 35 feet inches; southwark.
L. on Lot No. 59 IS fcot inches; eastwardy on Lots
@ s57 and 2GS 1l5 feet and westwardly on Lot No. 26l,
| lis feet.
Terms-So much cash may be necessary to pay the
costs aud the amount due the plaintiffs IL full. and the
bnance credit Of year, to be secured by bond of
tho purchaser and mortgage Of the premises with inter
eat from day 0: SALE payable annually Purchasers
| for papers. JAS. UPPER
December Is taft Master In Equity.
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TuAT VACANT LOT next south of No 2, designated
in said Plat No. 3, measuring in front "a feot II
inches the back line "a feet inches, and in depth Isl
feet d inches.
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An ACT OF HERorsn.-on last Friday, whilo Mr..
". CREAsER, of this city, was proceeding on board
OF the steamer Adele, the gangTay plank became
detached from the vessel and Mr. c. slipped and
fell between he boat and tho wherf Although an
expert swimmer, the circumscribed space prevent
ed him exercising himself, and he was drawn down
by the suction Of the vessel. Mr.. Wa. c. REID,
the chief officer of the steamer noticing the dis
aster, Immediately went to tho rescue, and it is
owing to his humane efforts an timely assistance
that Mr.. CREAsER was saved. By grasping afriend-
ly arm and lowering himself to tho watcr's edge he
was enabled to soze Slr, c. as he was about to
sink for the last time. Mr. REDS act was one OF
personal daring, for he was aware that the drown
ing struggles of Mr. CREAsER would probably pull
him down.
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All That LOT OF LAND on the south side of Henrioto
street. No o. containing IS feet front and 100 feet deep
more or less together with two and half story frame
Dwelling, of four upright rooms pantry and dressing
ROOM aud other improvements thereon.
Conditional cash; balance payable In ono
year with legal interest to be secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage of the property; buildings to DO
insured aud policy assigned. Purchaser to pay B. Nc
Call for necessary papers.
,1,nr0
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THAT LOT adjoining the above on the south. and
designated in said plat by No. measuring in front on
King street 30 feo tho same ON tho back line, and In
depth 12l feet.
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MAnsDENs Pectoral Balm is certain in effect
KING & CASSIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WNEAlAN & CO., Agents.

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find browns
Bronchial Trocbes" beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing, and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertion Of the vocal or
gans, having peculiar adoption to affections
which disturb the organs Of speech. For Coughs
ar d Colds the Troches are effectual.
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NOTICE.
Sales EVERY EVENING at o'clock by KILRoY Co.,
No. 339 King.street, of general assortment of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods. Jewelry, Boots and
Shoes Cutlery, Pcriumery and Soaps.
January
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UNpER pacREE IN EQUITY.

---- FlllIHN IWU lS7TLll
viii bc sold, under .he direction Of the undcrsisned a,
the old Custom House, OH TUESDAY, the olh day d
January 1867, ut II o'clock, A. NJ,
/. an that LOT OF LAND, situated In the City o.
Charleston end known in certain plat OF lands Is divided
"a Mounting aud measuring Lot No. 60 northwardly
T Tot No 25 rs feet inches: soutllwardly by Alwa,
Court IS feet nchcs east by Lots Nos Gu, Gl aud ~
1,s s,et: mud west BY Lot No. 5S, l15 feet. Lo
W a5s nortiwardly ON Roberts Court 30 feet inches
sowalTily on Lot No So 35 feet inches; eastwardy
m lots NOE a2y and a30 lis feet; aud Westward,
on Lot No 25a, 115 feet, more or less.
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THAT VACANT LOT next so,th of Lot No. 8, and
designated said Plat No. =, of tho same dimensions
rs 80 .
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THAT VACANT LOT joining No. 2 to the west. an
known on said plat No. 3, AID having the same d
1ncnsiOuS Qs No. y
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THAT LOT No G. in the above plat, measuring in from
King street 2o feet tho same on the back line and
ilcnth Id feet.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

7
Will In sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the Sth day Of
Janunry 1867, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
IALL THAT PLANTATION in st. Johns Berkley,
nr north OH lands Of Estate of Jno Palmer
and Robt. MrKeiYey cast lands OF Peter Coutuiier;
south on lands Of Estate OF Philip 81 porcler and west
on lands OF DR.. p. e. Snowdcn-of which thero are D0o
rest nine lands Comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings.
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THE VACANT LOT, noXt west Of No. 8, known on the
said plat No. 4, having tho Same dimensions AZ the
1noi
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House and Lot in Cannons Court al 4:ictt'm.
EY SMITH & McGILLIVRAE.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, the Sd Of January, at IL
O'Clock, in front oil their Office,
THAT LOT OF LAND on the south side OF cannon 8
Court west OF argrayes Tavern, measuring 81 feet
inches front OH Canons Court l4O feet decr more or
less, together with the buildings thereon
December % fmW3th1
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THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No. 4. and
having Ike dimensions. designated on said Pint by
No S.
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For restoring strength aud appetite. uso the great
Southern Tonic, PANXsuN's EEPAr1c BrTTERs and you
will not he disappointed. For sale by all druggists tu
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THAT VACANT LOT adjoining The above on the sout,i,
designated in said pat by the No. measuring in front
" feet II inches, tue bsck line "A feet ncles and in
depth 15D feet inches.
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up, HI. Il,

Are synonymous with Health. Strength aud Visor.
The secret will be revealed by investing In bottle Of
PANKNrN's HEpAT1c BTTTERs. For sale by all
Druggists W
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J. PERoSNEAU GnpEs, Esq, has been appointed
by His ExceIency Governor ORR Notary fnpnc
for Charleston District.
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M1sDEuEAsoR.-As some gentlomon were pass
ing along Anson 8 ,roet noar Wentworth, they were
saluted 10y glass bottle. which narrowly missed
their heads and broke on the pavement. New
Years frolic of this sort might be attended with
,erious danger, and we would warn tho perpetra-
tors that tho police tho qui uioe for all such
performers on the bottle.
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All that LOT OF LAND, with several WOODEN BULL ?
INGS thereon situate on Ann street opposite tile Park
measuring in front said street q feet tho back line
30 feet moro ur lcss, and in depth 200 feet nches
bounding north on Ann street. east ON and OF Boyce
and west OH aud OF Corcorun per plat of same sur
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

MCKAY L CAMPBELL viii sel this day, at tholr cash
auction house. No. So Hasc street. at 10 o'clock, horses.
drays mules harness. &c.. also, applss butter, and
variety Of articles suitable for New Years presents
Mu1laAN, MELcHTRs Co. VII sell this day, at their
store No "a Venduc Range at 10 O'clock sugar. -four
coffee salt &C., also invoice OF heavy English goods
NJ L. AFFAIR will sell this day at hs store No. lG Ver-
due Range at 10 o'clock clothing, furniture notions &c
CoNNUB1AL FELICITY AND BL1ss-How WIVES SHOULD
BE TRRlrED.-NothinQ is susceptible of harm
trom the storms Of is rude wcrld than the delicate
nature Of womap Tho husband remains hearty and TO
bust In seasons whom the fra and delicate wife drooRs
like rudeIy handled sensitive plant The storm tnat
leaves the oak unscathsd uproots the flower II your
wife is ang, II sckneRa prostratss her, maternal so
citude and caro- upon her. romembsr you are the
Heayenappointed guardian OF her health You should
not fail to supply her with dclicacos which will assist
Nature In restoring her to full vigor PLANTATION BIT
TIERS arc just tho thing ie needs Their effect in build
ing up the syGem restoring the life forces to their or
ginnl veor, creating blood and adipose matter, is
truly magical tuthss January
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CITE BLACK CROOK" has our thanks for his
kindly New Years visit
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Fish, Lumber and Laats, Cargo of British b., ,ig
''Chebucioo." direct from. Hattfa1, and consigned
te JEessrs Z. s. E z. G.. Bidd
BY HENRY COBLa 6 co.
On TUESDAY sth January, 1867, alongside of Briish
brig "Chebuctoo Mt Boyce's Wharf, ct 10 o'clock will
be sold, CARGO OF SAID VESSEL, as follows, VIZ:
6s5 PACKAGES NO. 1 EXTRA, NO. -, NO.
Large and No. Largo Macierel In bbs., Il
bbls., 4 bbls and hits
81 packages Pckcd Herrings
n half barrels aMd Kits No. Salmon
At half barrels and kits No. 2 Salmon
II kits No. I Salmon Trout
16 half barrels Young Mackerel
1000 boxes Scaled and No. Hcrrings
90 boxes large dry Goldfish
IS NJ feot White Pine Lumber, comprising inch
Boards, and inch Planks
20 NJ Laths a feetl.
Conditions cash. December 81
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TEMpUs Fuo1r.-We take no note of tino but
by its loss Such, no doubt, was the exclamation
OF many who looked up at st. Michaefs clock yes
terday morning, and found it declaring to the
world that it was but thrce, who numerous
watches Of better morals stated positively that ten
was tho hour. Something was evidently wrong:
for ST. Michaels was nevor known to be so erratic
in its movements, and the business Torld OF Broad
street stood aghast learning that it was after
noon before they had commenced business. Mr.
ROUSE the able horologist, was Immediately called
upon, and at last accounts he was busily engaged
in greasing the refractory hands. Our grey-halr-
ed friend 1866, has tried many plans to delay his
Demise but this is decidedly the neatest dodge We
have heard and one that might almost cheat death
himself. But the fiat has gone FORTH and to-day
will not only see new year, but reconstructed
clook, whose wheels will move gaiy with the
growth Of our young friend, '67.
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The psts can be seen at tic Masters Office.
Tcrrus-Onc.four,h cash; balance in one, two t,ree
and four years. secured by bond of the purchasers and
mortgages of tho prenses; tho buildings OIL tile lots ID be
insured aud the policies assigned Purchasers 10 pay for
papers. >. W. 9Rai
Dccembcr 10 VT Till Master IN Equity.
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The STREET BnIeApE.-On yesterday morning,
when we observed this fine body Of men, properly
armed and accoutred, though not i'll uniform
making their appearance OH tho Streets it gave us
great pleasure-for VIC were under the impression
that the crossings in the business parts OF the city
were to be cleaned, and the loads Of elimy mud
which q person has to pass through when his
affairs call him from one side of the street to the
other we're about to be removed with their shovcls
and spades. On Sunday, as well as on yesterday,
the Aagstones across the streets were not only
slippery, but exceedingly dangerous to pedestrians,
who had to step with more than ordinary care to
avoid severe fall: and would really suggest to
the authorities that in sucE weather as We have
had lately that these spots should be continually
cleansed, and made safe for passers by. As the
brigade seemed to be anxious, on yesterday, to
clear the mud and dirt from every other part than
the crossings We speak of, it struck us that We
should drop them this gentle hint to think of when
they 90 in quarters.
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Seosonahla Suggestions.

Winter, in this climate is trying ssason lta un-
steady temperature greatly aggrayates dyspepsia, and
acts very unfaYorably upon that sensitive organ, the
liver The attenuation Of frost and thaw keeps the pores
of the body continually opening and contracting and the
result ia condition Of the system favorable to the action
of the atmospheric virus which produces intermittent e-
vera Hence PROTECTIVE MEDICINE Ike HO8TETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs is especially needed In tile winter
months The effect this great CONSTITUTIONAL lSv1o
ouASr rendering the feeblest frame mpervous
to all malarious influences Ia grand fact demonstrated
by the uniform experience OF quarter of century As
stoma:hic an antbiltous mediciue and preventive
aud cure OF Fever and Ague it is the ONE THING NEED
Full which none who velus the preservation OF health
eau afford to do without.
TIE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR,
regret that they did not take tho right adote ut the
riaht f,as Thousands who now suffering from the
early twinccc of .er complaint and dyspepsia, will be
urossratc OF, sick beds month hence il they do not ar
rest the mischief at once. Nothing is more easy.
course Of the puress and best vegetable tonic and ate
rstiye known in modern pharmacy
STOMACH BTTTERs-will restore the digestive organ!
to their full rgor and bring the dsordered liver into
condition of perfect health as certainly as sunshine dis
s;ns:es tho morning 7apors. Fever and Ague too is at
ouce broken up By this powerful antdote 70 a nssma
tic disoasea Strengthen the system Win the
you mny defy all the complaints which prevail ~ ths II
clement season. NessIapsA "
\
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AGRICULTURAL.
PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES

5CoLUBLE PACIFIC GuANo. s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
y November. with interest approved city acceptance
Swan Island uano $50 cash; S25 LIST November, Will
inter, st. approved city acceptance
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime, Sti0 cash. S65 1s Novcn-
Der, with interest, approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guauo, S5i cash.
TURNER'S Plaster or Gypsum. warranted pure.
T. Offering tile above nlanurrs ia planters. do with
every confidence, not only having testimonials from
further guarantee that every Cargo it arrives from the
factory, is analyzed by Prof. Shepard OF the South
Carolina Medical College. anu the high reputation of
those manures fully kept up J. =. ROBSON,
January No. Ca East Bay
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Pos1posEMENr.-I entertainment advertised
To come off ut Trinity Church, this evening has
been postponed on account of the inclcmency OF
the weather, until Friday nigh. Tickets can be
had in tho meantime ut Professor HOLMES Book
Store King street.
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seHAr HALL" L."-srEELEs New Year Circular,
which is published this morning, VIC arc satisfied
will attract The attention Of all of cur rcadc s. who
it viii please to hear of his prosperity. His efforts
to benefit the public b. tho importation of the
hest Of head coverings, and d:sposing of them ct
low prices, deserves not only the thanks Of the
people who wear hats. but good share of public
patronage, and wo certainly wish him a contnu-
ance Of bis present SUE :css
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UNDER pIsCDEE I'M IGoUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
CpNeiU Us. McEetcn Ell al.
On THURSDAY the 10th of January next at II O'Clock
A. M will be sold the Old Custom House, under
tho direction Of the Master,
The following VALUABLE PROPERTY. belonging to
the Estate of The Rev. PATRICK oNEII, deceased,
viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Dwelling and out
buildings thereon the residence OF the late Rev. Patrick
ONci situnlo the west side Of King street. desgna.
ted i'll Plat made by Ed B. White surveyor by the
number measuring in trout King "a fceet II
inches, aud "a feet inches the back line, and in
depth 100 feet nchcs bounding north on land of Mr..
Knoblock. west Orphan House Lot south or He. In
the said Plat, and cast on King-strcet.
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Mayors CouRr, December 31.-Three men, who
had got into fight at the solicitation of John Bar
leycorn, Esq. at low down far-room, but who
were stopped before much harm was done, were
brought up, and two of thom wore fined 81 each,
and the other discharged.
A belligerent young man. who got drunk on Sun
day. and was searching about for some one to tread
ON his coat TAIL was fined s..
An individual, who no doubt is locking forward
to an Indian Agency" was fined IS for practicng
the war whoop in King street, at o'clock in tho
morning.
Abram Simmons, a colorcd citizen, who had vis-
tied the market on Saturday night with the ovi-
dent intention Of making haul, and seeing
nothing better within reach than buggy and
horse the vehicle loaded with provisions, standing
st the outside waiting for its owner, kirdly con-
sented to Put up with these tri1es, and so jump
Jag in drove off, quite pleased with his speculation
The horse md buggy have since boen found, but
tho stwitties" which freightcd tho carriage are
non est inuentus. Abram has been turned over TO
q magistrate, who has sent him where he vii find
it more buggy than the market, and where he can
exercise. his genius FOR grabbing as much as he
pleases.
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4 Neat Brick TeSidcfco, d7a.hIlgi6e Corner Sand,
and conrcRienL small Dlcelin9.
BY =. MCCALL.
On THURSDAY the Sd day of January, ut IL o'clock at
the old posto1icc, viii be sold.
All that neat and desirable two aud bali story BRICK
RESIDENCE aud LOT OF LAND on the west side Of
Elizabeth street, Mary street. and known as No. 53
two attcs and two story piazza With gus and CRATES
throughout slated roof &c. On the Lot. which eaaures
IS feet front and 100 feet Deep lcss Kitchen
we'll OF water. The location s pleasant and healthy.