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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.


How few thcro arc who not subject to some Affection
of the lungs respiratory orsans Who by ncglectns
premontory symptoms. aggraratc tho complaint Until
disease strikes s shafts causing nexpressihc torture
Of the patient aud anxiety and distress to friends "ony
coldl" "A slight soro throat! is the hacicss romar
Of many when 80 affected Yes; "Only 1old WIS the
thoughtess expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT should be the motto forever
In tho minds OF nil subject to Coughs Colds Catarrh or
Influenza Words of advice should be needed by all s
ferng from Asthma. bronchitis Consumption Nelet's
within their reach and ii neglected. fatal consequences
ensuc-a life OF msery-a daily, hourly struggle for
istence contest in which there can be but ono victor
Death
Does it not appal the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay What ex-
cllsc Gun be offered when timely warnng sounded III
your cars? When tho danger is pointed out, why mol
avoid 1t? NrlnsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM has been used
with SUCCESS III nearly million of casos and is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most ronipt and cfhca-
cors remedy that scientific rcsear: has discovered to
relieve and cure MI OF Co olis, Colds Influenza,
and Consumption, If tile is not beyond all hope.
Even when the sufferer is the last stages he will lind
relief by using this preparation. Ono bottle will con.
vince the most ncredulos TINT the merits OF this prepa
ration nrc by eXaggcrated in TACT fall far short
p the oulogies bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
been cured by its imely llsc guarantee accompanies
ono bottle and dealers Instructed in every instance
10 scfund the money when this preparation fails to re.
Tcyc.
Prepared by T. w. MAnsDEN, No. 4s7 Broadway. New
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RxR. NJ. mAKsHA1L.& BRO


BY R. M. MARSHALL.& BRO. SO
On TUESDAY, 18th iusaut at IL O'Clock, will be sold, at
- tho old Exchange 3 4: ~
ALARM Of 6X acres, moro or lcas, being part m fhs
Belyiere lands and bounded north and south by kye.
nues, and east and west by "a Ina Of Hareseon and
Conditions third cash; balance by bond, psysbis
in one snd two yearp, With interest eemtannu, se
cured by mortgage Of premises. .ss -
Purchaser to pay us for pspers -. 5aouasy 9o.-
: ..Fsve i3s4,.i of Fine Young Mules ana
Seventy-- aarses al Public Aalction. so ..Isa.o
A. that It Is practicable TO sell STOCK
Under the impression Auction, and with Eew 20
through the agency Of nlu sel. wltnoos te::
establish regular Public Sales, Ansos1as da' ett
SeFye n ont OF ao 5ne paase sta5es
# -sEVENTY-FIvE HEAD OF FINE KENTUE.a,,,
HORSES AND MULES, viz: Thirty five head of HORsFH
and forty head OF FINE YOUNG MULES
Among the Horses may be found some adapted to a.
most any purpose for which good reliable Horses are
usedthe saddle the pow, harness. or general family
purposes. Tf.s.itstI''
Tho Mules ell young mona Of The lot over ei1 or
under three years old; some broke and others unbroke
and all frsrate Stock ranging in aize from n to l8
hands high
The especial attention of Plantors is called to this sale
as am they will find here the necessary Horne and
guarantee Will be given thatau Stock sold shan rep
resented. -.
Parties having Stock for sale, and desiring TO avat
themselves Of the benefit of these sales do for
small commssion and requested to send the In
q few days prior to the day OF sale.
Term cash. IL a. DEH0NEY,
January 20 Proprietor Palace Stables.
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GEMS RErREAT.-This is the friendly title Of q
new Restaurant opened under tho auspices Of Mr.
A. HABERN1oHr, at No. 81 Chalmers street. Mr..
b. is an experienced hand, and understands well
how to keep hotel. He welcomes the coming AMI
speeds the parting guest with such spiritual in
ducements as would almost tempt them to bide
wee, or else not to go home till morning. His Re-
treat u.s. what it claims to be- the cosiost place in
town, where one can drop in and discuss few on
the half shell, and study the bottom of tumbler
with great grsto. From our own experience We
can say that his oysters are some: and aW oerte,
why let the world try for themselves.
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A GRAND SACRED CoScERT.--We would invite the
attention Of our readers to the programme OF
rocal and instrumental concert which is to be Civ
an on Tuesday night next, at st. Paul's Chu ch,
RadcliHeboro, for the benefit of that house of
worship. As some OF our most talented profess
sora and amateurs have rendered their assistance
to the accomplished choir o. this Church, whose
skll in sacred music is well known and appreciated
in tho community, we satisfied that the even
ing will be pleasurable one to the many who
shall attend.
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A UNIVERSAL REnEDY.-"BRowN's Bronchial
Troches" for Cou9hs Colds, and Bronchi i Afec-
tions now stands the first in public favor and con-
tidoncc; this result has been acquired by test OF
many years. It's merits and extensive use have
caused tho Troches to be countcrfeited, and We
would caution purchasers to be on their guard
against worthless imitations
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Be TRUE TO YOUR TEETH and they will be true to
you. Never will you need false ones if YOU use
tho sozopoNr morning and evening. It imparts
indestructibiity to the enamel, keeps it white and
spotless, and wonderfully improves the breath.
tnS0
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLoTr, THE OLD OPERATOR, Has THOROUGH.
ID LY rcnovatcd and fitted up the Old Star Gallery,
and is prepared take all kinds of PORTRAITS He is
thankful for past patronage, aud further solics sha-e
the trade lie has also Photographs of Confederate Cen
crs Ordinance OF Secession, Views Of City, Sumter and
other Forticaiions Wholesale and retail at s. E. COR
zEER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, C..
n. B.-Porccla,n Portraits and Picu II IN arg Oh
short notice and in best Of style. NoyenOe
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SENTENCE DAY-According to decree of Court,
Saturday, the 26th was set apart as Sentence Day,
and the Court will meet to-day, ut II A. NJ, to pass
the sentences ,,pcn the the different criminals
whose cases have been tried in tie past two weeks.
These are in every instance colored persons, and
the principal testimony against item was from
parties Of their own class and colol. The expert
ment OF admitting this evidence upon the stand
has proved q success, and tho truthful statements
of some Of these witnesses (Which wero not affect
ed eyou tsusa GROSS examination were such as
commendea rcenl TO the whole Court.
In the ccse OF Horace Greeley, and in that Of
John Jenkins md scpio Fraser, both indicted for
murder, the grounds for their arrest and subse-
ouent prosecution were first obtained from informa
ton furnished by the freedmen and women. II in
every case the results are as satisfactory as in
those tried both in this and in the District Court
the innovation will never be regretted.
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WE are indebted to rurscr LEE, of the steamer
E1iza Hancor, arrived last night for Savannah
papers Of Friday morning.
We PUBLISH, by request, the following co7Tect
copy of the petition Of the Vestry of St. Michaels
Church, for tho free reimportation of their splen-
did Chime of Bels-the Courier having, inadver-
tontly wo presume, reversed the order in which
the names Of Tho United States officers IN this
city were signed to the accommodation
To tie Senate and Mea,sters Of the House Of Rep
resentotsves Of The United Hates Of america:
The undersigned Chairman and festry OF st.
Michaels Church, in Charleston, South Carolina,
and other citigens of ihe same place. would re-
respectfully repre- to your honorable bodies,
that the Chino OF Bells, originally cast in En-
recently shipped to the same foundry in mutt
lated condition. there to bo recast and their arri-
val being now daily expected; that having boen
for long time without pnblc bells, and finding 1t
difficult to defray tho cost Of recastnE, as atore-
said, in addition to the heavy import duty Of 35
per cent. under tho existing tariff law accrulng
thereon: Therefore, for ourselves and in behalf OF
the city at large, wc would humbly petition your
honorable bodies to relieve us from said duty and,
if the circumstances Of tho case warrant conf
plianco with our request, to authorize the Collec-
tor at this port to grant free entry to QUIZ bells
upon their arrival, as aforesaid. And your petit
tioners will ever pray, &c., &c.
EDWARD FROST, Chairman,
JAMES Il. PKINGLE, Chairman 2.
WIN. B. PRINGLE.
THOS. FROST.
A. e. MILLER.
VIC. COURTNEY.
ALEX. ROBERTSON.
JAS. P. JERVEY.
JAMES III. WILSON.
The undersigned earnestly and respectfully re,
commend the above petition to the early and
favorable consideration of Congress
s. Judge, District S. c.
j. z. III. EPPING.
q. s. Marshal.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
Collector I'd District S. G..
HENRY BUST,
Senator from Charleston, for S. Carolina.
r. K. SCOTT,
Brevet Major-GeneraI and Assistant Com.
J. D. GEDD1NGS,
Assistant Treasurer, q. 8.
WI. GURNEY,
Late Bvt. Brig. Gen. J. s. v, Cong City Chan.
r. O. TYLER
Bvt. Mai. Geu. and o. NJ. Gen. q. 8. A.
c. J. HASCALL,
Assessor Cd District, s. G.
JNO. G. ROBINSON,
Bvt Maj. Gen. U. s. A.
A. G. 1LACKEY,
Collector of Customs Port of Charleston, s. c.
DANL. HORLBECK,
Clerk G. C. U. s. for 8. q,
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sEaARs-Haye any Of our readers ever taken the
trouble to inquire into the etymoogy of this term2
II not we will tell them that cigars are 80 called
from ciga,ro, originally kind OF tobacco in the
island Of Cuba. This, tho genuine cigarro tobac-
co, now but seldom reaches this country; but wo
are happy to inform those Of our readers who are
connoisseurs in Habanas, that Mr.. F. E. SCHROEDER.
opposite the Mills House, has just received large
importation of these, and also of various other
choice and fancy brands He advertises Cabanas,
Manolas, Upmanns, etc., enough to mako poor
fellows mouth water.
Mr.. s. has somo Havana tobacco seed fol- gra-
tuitous distribution.
Those who prefer cheap sogars will find by the
advertisement that they also can be accommo-
dated.
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Rcul Estate Agents, No. "a Broad Street,
Will positively be sold on the north steps Of the Old Gus
tom House, at III o'clock, on TUESDAY, the 5th Of
February, ,'s1+sgg =. & z z. ~
All that Lot OF LAND; with the BUILDINGS there
on situate on the west side Of Church street "a feet
ing known 116 Church Btree Together with that Lot
Of Land adjoining the above the South, measuring
front Church street 81 feet inches and the rear
as feet lnches less, and In depth 1s9 feet
inches on the northern line, 125 feet inches on the
sout ern line, moro less. Bounded the south by
st. Philips Church Yard. ~.
Terms-One-quarter cash; balance In one two, three
and four years. secured mortgage of the propeTJ
Purchaser to pay Solicitor Of Esate for payers and e1
penEea Of papers.
January 10 th 10 tuthss ID, 4th and 9Th Feb :.
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PARADISE Losr.--..he inclement weather last
night exercised q somewhat prejudical influence
on the attendance at Hibernian Hall last night.
There were, nevertheless, goodly number of per-
sons present, among them many ladies. This
panorama is far above the average of such paint
ings The artist seems to have caught something
Of the poot's ere, and in our opinion, has met
with fair measure Of success in his cndeayors at
interpreting the immortal production Of MILTON.
We would not be understood, however, as approx
ing of all the pictures. MILTON, in the opinion OF
many, ve1,tured too Far when he introduced bodi-
ly representation Of the Deity. But If this is OBJ
jectionable in the poem, it is immeasursbiy more
so on canvas; and we regret that the artist, in
this instance, adhered too faithfully to his author.
The paintings illustrating the sublime conceptions
Of the Apocalypse also possess much merit, though
they offend the taste Of some, inasmuch as the ar-
tist attempts to represent in bodily shape what
more properly should be left to tho imagination.
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tn 10 tuths9 I'd, 4th and. 9Th Feb
Ttp5 Houses and Lots In Cooper's Co.Tft. -
.ts5.s BY BOWERS 81 SIICOX.*+Sa.s.t.-->

s5sG.11 BY BOWERS 81 SIDC0X.s.Ss.s,ti-,
Will be sod on THURSDAY, the 1st of February, at the
old Custom Eouse, ut II O'CLOCK,
That TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING on the east
side Of Coopers Court, south side Of Queen betwee4
Franklin and Trapmann Streets and known by the No.
Said house contains four upright rooms double piaz
zas to the South, kitchen Of four rooms and cisbp
capable Of holding three Thousand gallons Of fwater
measures 80 So feet The location is
retired and to- family that wshes to be secluded from
the noise and hustle Of the street. presents an e1ceent
opportunity 1t is now paying good rent and wouldbe
profitable as an investment. Gy.fll..sro ~
ALSO, a-zA:ytFszs- -=.t..;sa.as
Tint TWO STORY FBAAIE BUILDING; on the west
side Of Coopcrs Court and Known by the No. contain
ing four upright rooms and double piazzas to the son
kitchen Of two rooms, and clstern capable OF holding
treo thousand gallons Of waer. Lot measures SO by %
feet Also bringing good rent and Of equa! advantage
with the first named, -asSA.rs - 80
This property is sold by the because he intends
to leave the State and the sale will be positive c5.:rt
third cash; balance In one and two years
bearing legal interest," with bond and mortgage Of the
property Buildings to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay b. s. for papers and sta1nPs aso 20
paE fannocy nno 90 o. ttstu4t'
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4hR 1at19 Nems,
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY =26, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ar meeting Of the Directors Of the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad Company, held Yesterday
ut their Office, No. % Broad street, Mr., J. REID
BoyLsToN was unanimously elected President pro
}on1norQ
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A Priuate Sale, one Of ae Largest and most Va-
uabze Sea Island Cotton Plantations on EaisSo
BY CLIFFORD &; AIATHEWES. II

Real Estate Agents, No. Sc :oad streot. -;
T.. tTRACT OF LAND on Edsto Is! ~. well known as
high arabic landnO00 Of which arc cleared and undor
cuyahon and 500 Of aarsh The average yield OF
these nnds in ordinary l6O his Of clean Cot
luced as high as 200 lbs per acre This Plantation is
situated Immediately tue md about quarter of
mile from the healthy summer resort OF the planters on
Elisto known Edingsvle It ia nersected Dy creek
nvigabe for coasug vcssels with convenient andnss
Very Little fencing is required to enclose lie whole place
wlter forming tho natural boundary on two sides It is
about seven mlh- from the steamboat public landing
This Tract originally consisted Of three plantations and
be easily subdiyded; and it's health advantages and
well known pcoductveness render 1t of the ost de-
sirable Plantations on the Island.
For terms &c., apply as above
January5 strlth
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SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CoMpANY.-After four
years Of war we are slowly recovering from lts
prostration. New institutions have sprung up llko
magic over the country, and We have seen or heard
of none more entitled to the confidence and respect
of the whole South than tho Southern Life lnss-
rance Company, of Memphis, Tenn.,-a company
having for it's managers some OF the most proml-
mont men in the Southwest. Tho resources OF the
South and the natural desire Of the people have
induced the corporators to organize and sustain
IN INSURANCE Company within our own borders, to
be known as a home company, and conducted BY
mon Of woll-known ability and integrity. This
Company has, within its short existence, met With
unequalled success. It's terms are as liberal and
it's capital largo those of any Life Insurance
Company in the country.
Among the Board Of Directors will be found
some of tho most prominent business mon Of
Of the South They present to the public an insti-
tuition, conducted on as liberal and safe q plan as
any Of like nature; in fact no company offers s,l-
perior rducements for attaining the objects aimed
at by nose who desire to leave comfortable
maintenance for their families after, death shall
havo deprived til IN Of their protection and
support.
The President and Directors are men thoroughly
versed in all the departments Of Life Insurance,
and their names are familiar as household words
to every southerner.
GEO. ". McCARN, President
R. c. BRINKLkY, VicePreeident
SAML TATE Vice-President.
F. 3. DAVIS, Treasurer.
]. B. DODD, Secretary.
E. T, HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary.
We are glad to see that Ed. SMITH, Of Memphis,
and WALTER PANNnL, o: Petersburg, W., have
opened an Office for the Southern Life in this city,
over the Bank Of Charleston. Their territory con-
sists of North and South Carolina, md we wish
them all the prosperity that thor company md
themselves merit.
Messrs. SMITH & PANN1LL have appointed as
Medical Examiners for this city, DR.. MIDDLETON
Michel, DR.. R. LEDBY, DR.. I. PEYaE PoRcHER and
DR. E. a. KEILERs.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND JoMi5oN
P1EAs-Judge T. N. DAwK1Ss prtsidine.-No bu-'
siness was transacted in this Courr Yesterday, the
cases assigned for that day being already disposed
of by tho parties pleading guilty, and others On
the docket being continued to next week. The
Juries we're discharged, and the Court adjourned
until IL A. N. to-day, when the condemned parties
will receive their sentences.
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AUCTION SALES.

Valuable Residence, House and Lot, and Snla!s
BY ,1cKxY Rstze. 4 oHMrBELL.
viii be sold on TUESDAY, 29th inst ct II O'Clock, in
front of the old Postofhce,
LOT No. THAT desirable RESIDENCE, three and
hnf story Wooden House, with brick foundation No.
Thomas street. and all the outbuildnss. Lot measures
&C inches front by ITO feet Deep more or less and
n feet inches on rear of lot.
F LOT No. "a desirable HOUSE and LOT in Queen
street, north side, near Smith street.
ALSO,
lot No. 10 st street opposite Morris street meet
two small HOUSES thereon, now renting at $40 per
month.
Tcrms-One third cash; balance In one and two years.
secured by bond and mortgage property for Lots Nos
and 2.
Lot No. 3-Ierms made known on day of sale. Pur-
chasers to pay Mckay Campbell forpapers and stampa
january "a
LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCK
&C., &c.
will sell at public sale at my Plantation In the Fort OF
Edisto Orangeburg District u miles from orangeburg
DAY, the 7th day Of February next,
5000 acres Of first quality COTTON, PROVISION AND
TIMBER LANDS, with fine Dwelling and outhouses,
settlemens gin houses, sugar mill, steam mill in
1ne working order site for water mill with dam intact
and two other fire sites for waterower. To bo sold in
tracts to suit purchasers.
20 head MULES, 10 head Horses, 80 head Cattle, be.
sides Hogs, Sheep, &C., &c.
ALSO,
TIMBER CARTS OK Carts, Wagons, and Plantation
mplemcn Is generally.
1000 bushels of CORN, and other kinds Of Provisions,
Terms of Sale-The Land: One-third caah, and the
balnncc credit of and two years with approved
visons Terms made known on day Of sale
January 12 sw JOHN EAsTERLN.
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RXRM hIAnsUALL&R BRO.

On TUESDAY 10Th inst at IL O'Clock, will be gold, at
tue old Exchange, Broad street. .c!t ,.as.:e.
above Bogard street, running from Rutedge. The Lot
measures S8 feet by feet inches more or less and
contains dwelling Of four rooms and kitchen.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us tor papers :,
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ACCEPT NO OrHER.-Do not allow yourself to be
satisfied with any other soap than that manufac-
tured by COLGATE & Co., Now York, and bearing
the imprint of that firm. These soaps are made
with care and skill, and arc all of them healthy
and OF especially cleansing properties. They
should be kept by all dealers in family goods, and
our readers should insist upon having no other
soap but CoLGArE's.
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CHEAP WooD.-We refer our readers to the i'd
vertisement Of Messrs. RoDDN & CAMPBELL, where
they will find something to their advantage.

sADp1ERy, HARNESS, &c.-We invite attention to
the card Of Mr. F. F. CHAPEAu, who, at the old
stand OF MoKENs1E, corner of Church and Chal-
mers streets, manufactures the finest and best ar
tlcles Of this kind; and retaining, as he does the
services Of such thoroughly skilled workmen as
Mossrs. J. and T. s. HEFFRoN as superintendent
Of his establishment we feel satisfied that no or
ders will be executed but in the finest and latest
style, and to the most perfect satisfaction Of his
patrons.
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AUCTION sAiEs.=.:z:''':

NOTICED 92:sz-zi-.- -J5SS
Sales EVERY EVENING At O'Clock, by KuROY &Co,
No. 339 Kngstreet, OF o general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jcwelry, Boots md
Shoes. Cutlery, Perf1mery and Soaps. January 26 -
Choice Plants and Eoaqresns, from Celebrated
= Nursery of, M,i7e d Wat7lnaa, astoria, Il. r. s
sz-zz, BY JOHN G. MILnOR e co, ,i:'S
On MONDAY 2Sth inst, at 10 o'clock win be sold xt our
Auction Sales Room, No: 1SS Meeting streea4
so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L,-. = :; .':.-.-
so EUONMOUS-Japonc Green ,;s7t5I.:.t o;s.j 80
25 FRENCH ROSES .s-z-z...
rs OARNATIoNS-Aralias Ardists C-euuate, oiazndars
Vnia or Perrywfnkle Iaufustiners, Ohtneae Grange,
Camelia Japonicas, r . liza Roots, Golden ArborVitp.
Theress Gigants, NJ Double Deutria, Deuhia 9rs-
ellis % = - ll5a,Il
A variety Of choice PEAC ueusts, Ga.
arrived In time. - . : -, =. Z. -.
Conditions cash on delivery. = ~ January 26
Segdrs, Wines, Soap, Backing, Gc., DO.
By A.. n. ABRAI1AbIS & SONS.
MONDAY, the 2st inst, at 10h o'clock will sell at
our salesroom, No. IS Hayne street.
T2 boxes FAMILY SOAP - 49,
IA gross Ehcking
Boxes Preston's Cocoa
10000 Segars
20 cases Catawbs Wine
a cases C1aret
CLOTHING. Dnr GOODS HOSIERY. &C.. 60
January 26 .#-E-
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DISTRICT CouRr-Judge LOGAN presiding, The
following cases we're tried:
The State us. Keziah Davis colored, and Rebec-
ca Latimer, white-Assault and Battery.
These were cross-indictments, and were decided
Not Guilty for the arst and Guilty for the second
The State us Benjamin Perry--Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Charles hfeld-Larceny. Not
Guilty. ~
The State U.s. Robert Carbon-AssauH and Bat
tery, and assault with intent to kill. Not Guilty
The State us. Edward Robnson-Assault and
Battery. Guilty.
The State os. Thomas Barfeld-Larceny. Guilty:
The State vs Thomas Saunders Not
The State Us. Wilton P. Poulnot-Assault and
Battery Not Guilty.
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MAYORS COURT, January 25.-A German, who
was desirous of saluting some friends, and under
took the novel style of doing it by throwing bricks
at their house, and breaking window or two, was
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Farm tiCe miles from the City, on Cooper Rirer
BYI. s. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale-
valuable aud beautifully located FARM, five miles
from the city, containing ao2 On 1t is elegant
mansion aud all necessary outbuildings. Apply "a
above, at No 40 BROAD STREET iCP STAIR6).
January u stuth14* =