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GEORGETOWN.

LIST OF LxrrERs remaining In the Post
Office, Georgetowu. ID. O., November 10Th
Mrs Mary. Burr Mrs Sarah r; Cawoot Mr.
samuel II: Casper Mrs Elizabeth; Clemeu, Ms
Ellen; Doudson Mrs Cdssandra Fauutieroy
Mrs Brena (col); Gibson Miss Lizzie q; 1sr e.
Mrs. Georgisna; Movely Miss II l.; Mobley
Mrs VIM b; Mills Miss IIsanney; Newsom
Miss Francis; Snirely Mrs Ann e.
Gentiemen's List.-Abell Chss: Bridges II r.
ace M; Brown Richard; Bourne Capt Lemuei;
Bennett Ell G.; Brown Jas X: Bell Alex; CLARK
Rodrick; Cambell Joseph; Duudon Jas II, ::
Dorman James; Edds Jno N; Fisher Jerrie:
Fenton Jno J, 2; 9alegan M,ckle; Green Ar
thur; Hoffman Capt Eli; Henry Thsddeus;
Houshton L N; Jackson Alex; Jones VIM w ,;
kinshse John; Lewis Ben w; Lamson Frank
;; Mills Henry ID Menogue J; Norton Chas w:
Warner; Shaw VIM M; Stetman Martin: StsIt-
ing Herman. Sims James; Sandner L s: Tor
bert VIM r.; Thomas Gen George; Woodward
Thomas, Woodward Thomas; WLlbar b III 3:
Willetts Jacob: Walker Jas u: Wise James
Watts Capt Samuel Young Harry o..
ACCIDKNT.-Mr. T. A. Newman met with q
sad accident astevening. Ii appears he walked
over from has place of business about dusk to
see tnaf al was right in regard TO two fine
buildings be is having erected on Bridge, near
High street, and while there accidentally
shipped, and was precipitlted into a cellar, and
SUFFERED bv the fall fracture Of three ribs.
Inc injured man was conveyed TO his resi-
dence, and the services of Dr. Richie called To
his aid. Mr.. n. is as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
TEMPERANCE MATTRRs.-Heber Tent, No
l9, L. u. U. r., held a stated meeting Tuesday
evening, and did nothing beyond the transac-
iicn of the usual order of business. save TO
change the evenings for the stated meetings.
POTOMAC DIVISION, S. of T., held stated
meeting last evening, and very interesting
exercises took place, as follows: Song, Miss
Julia Moore; Piano Solo, Prof. Lawrence:
REGULATIONS, by Messrs. Behler and Vermilya.
Then followed tableaux; after which addresses
were made by Nessrs. Early, T. q. Wheelrr.
and j. Lee.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE-No.hing was done
this morning on change; but yesterday, after
our report closed, the following sales Of corn
were made GOO bushels at s1.05, ITO bushels at
81, 1,3O0 bushels at SLID, and 30 bushels dam
aged at 60 cents,
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CoRNe, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist
OF twelve years. practical experience in the
United States and Oanadas, and established at
va Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. G.,
since 1851, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Mails,
&c, and successfully treats ali diseases of the
ieet without pain or neon venience TO the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
mediately after the operation. Refers 10 the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands Of ether responsible persons who pa
ronlze his establishment. Hours from a. m.
70 p. n. No charge for consultation ~ ONCE
Caiis made At residences from to = y. m
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TIE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, Jtige OiiD.-To-dav, In re
estate OF james Ii. fleet; order confirming Or
plans Court proceedings.
CIRCUIT GoURT, CIjf Justice Coriter.-To.
day, Champers vs.. Price 4 Bro; Judgment by
default. Brown VS.. Pitcher; judgment Tor
plaintiff. Simpson VS.. MaCken; Judgment OF
condemnation. The following cases were con-
inu' d:-NOs. IO5, lei, 10, lao, Ill 49, 49, Ij6.
1tG, lG7, lCs, lcS.
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DIED.

QUIECY On the 18th instant, OF heart disease,
Miss NANCY 8. QUINCY, sged years.
The friends 81 the a. piiy are resnsotirIy invited
20 stsnd her funeral, from her sse sth No
on Friday afternoon q. 2 O'Clock. s iss... ~
WHITE. On 10th iustAnt, "a MES T WHITE,
,st s ssds Pension 0nie aged 70 reals months
MS fnasral VIM .akS lace sscratis late resi-
dsnce; No. 327 9TH etyyet east. between Nortb
2l.t in slant, At 90 O'Clock .: n. his remains
will be carried to BaitimoFe for intel ese
tRalt. sua and Csrlisls, Pa, papers COPY
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Cooper & Lati-
mer, auctionsers, yesterday sold part of lot O.
in quare 25e. with improvements, TO Robert
b. CIokey, for S2,525; also, the inteTst Of Jane
w. Wakefield, deceased, in and 10 the west
half of lot :, in the same square, to the same
pure haser, for Sl,350.
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MAR RIBD

,eHEETs-BlSHOP. On the 18th iussan.: ct
Wesley Ohsyel: by tine Rev. NJ: Ames; MT VII
all OF this city. No csrds. .....E -..
PHlLLIPS-LEWIS November gu. BY Rev
ID smyth, 8. d. PHILLIPS to Min SUSIE Lew
Is, all Of this city.
LRGG-TRIPLETr. In washington, on the
Ith IL slant, by the New T. Il. H0Wlett.- j AIEs
LEGG and OORNELIA A. TRIPLErl, sotn
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CORPORATION NUMBERs.-The time for OBJ
taininS the numbers of licenses for carriages :,
wagons. & c., under a recent act of the Corpora
ton, expires on Monday next, by which time
all parties had better procure them from the
Registers office, as thu police will commence
the enforcement of the law at that date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

PROHIBITION "A namber of gentlemea
prominently connected with the temperance
movement, held a meeting last night at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Assoc.a-
ton 10 take action preliminary to the fo.ms.
ton of a lea que &c urge the passage OF prohio-
itoTy liquor law; Mr.. Geor1e Savage was call
ed to the chair, aud Mr.. II. ID Tyler WIS APP
pointed secretary. After an Interchange OF
views the meeting adjourned until this even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

COMING TO TUE INAUGURATIoN. The Mount
Vernon Hook and Ladder, of Harrisburg, Pa,
one hundred strong, are making extensive ar
rangements to attend the Inauguration OF Pres
ident Grant, in this city, on the ith of March.
They will bring their truck with them, elegant.
ly fitted UP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TRMPLARs.-Tne
annual session of the Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars of tins ID strict, was held last niynt
The reports of the Grand OH Gers showed the
Order to be N a healthy condition. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year. viz: w. q. Fiunry, q. w. q. t; Samuel
Houston. c. q: Miss Lizzie Gilbert, q. w V
T.; J. W. Harsha, q. S, aud Mrs. l.. X. Dick
inson, q. T. Al iourned for one week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

LOCKING FOR LANDs.-Last evening a party
OF from ~ to 81 OF the most substantial citizens
(farmers) of Washington county, Nd, passed
through this city on their way to Virginia to
purchase farming lands. Among the party
were ex-Mayor Barshing, of Hagerstown, aud
MIR. Deckert, OF the Hagerstown Nal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

ONE OF THE FINEST TABLEAUX at Odd Fell
lows Hall last evening was the birth OF the
Butter ny," in which Miss Annie Gabourri.
one of Marini's pupils, delicately costumed
emerged from an opening flower, and danced
in most beW itching manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

CHIIA AND GLAsswARE.-We call attention
20 the advertisement of the sale of China aud
glassware by Thomas Bowling at his auction
store, No. Ia Bridge street, Georgetown, to-
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APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY-Perso
wishing 10 apply for the benefit of the Bank.
rupt Act, who cannot nay fifty cents on a
dollar CT their Indebtedness, should apply
before The lst CT January, the time 10 which the
operation of the fifty per cent clause of the acr
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law.
Ill., and solicitor III Bankruptcy, Cl.y Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

ISABELLA, or, to speak more correctly. Was
abelli, were she Il take up her residence 10 our
metropolis, would dou btiess provide her boys
wardrobe from the large stock at Geo. &. Hen
nings One Price Clothing Store, No. oil fth
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

DIsCBARG EDIT il stated that about q dozen
machinists were yesterday dis charged from tue
Iavy yard on account of the scarcity OF the
work on hand there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

As WINTER ia AT HAND, II 10 essentially
necessary TO be warmly clad. and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, 10 is OF
great Importance to go to place where good
goods. suitable 70 the season, can be procured
II the lowest possible figures. We do not hes.
ttate in saying that there is one place 10 this
hshmeDts as TO popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the plsca
we allude to, should we omit To state the name
OF TINS successful establishment. But for the
neft of strangers and persons not well in
formed, we would say, IL you wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments aud
all other gents furnishing goods al 'The Orig.
NAL Frances" i9i 9TH street, between ID and f.,
ana so that you do not mss the place, remern-
Der that his store has a large plate glass win
dow; also, that he has NO branch stores. 1920:
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HERE, BOYS! Look at this! Saks 81 "a.
baye Brown ana Black Frock Walking Goats,
Box Coits, and Business and Dress Suits to MT
you, ut their establishment, 513 9Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

PRKPARB PoR WINTER Prizes Do,7n .
Coco Meripo Undershirts and Drawers, 81, Co.
% cts; fine MeriDO Undershirts and bra wers.
-, 81 so, and Sis; good Cotton Socks, pair FOR
70 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Socks
irsm 25 cents upwards; good White Shirts, 81
Si.25, and Sl.5O; fine do, SO and - So Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuffs cents per pair, or SO cents per
dozen. Handkerchief, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs
the original Franc, S9l 9TH street, between II
and Z, and so that you do not miss the place
remember that bis store has large plate glass
window. Also, that he has no branch store.
1920:
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Georgetown Advertisements.

- GOLpSTEIN. LICENSED PAWNBROKER,
Ss No. 10 Bridge street, Georgetown u. an
y money advanced on all kinds of Mer- III
cnsnolse. TO any amount. aud for any timex u
desired. at very reasonable rates Goods boueht
ana sold. Business strictly confidential. mis- i'm
THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON HIGH AND BRIDGE SHEETS AT AUC.
A On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
Is. 2ith, At o clock, will sell, in front Of the
.premises, part of Lot No 81, fronting - feet
on Bish street, by depth Of lse feet mp roved by
now occupied by william Wallace as a cenfsction-
cry store. Terms cash.
Also,
Immediately after the above. will sell part of Lot
20 roptlng q feet on the SOU tn side of Bridge
street, between High and Potomac streets by a
depth OF s3 feet. Tie improvements consist of two
Eel aud store. "
Te,ps: one-thfrd cash; balance in 6 and p
mo- lbs, with interest, secured BY deed Of tru ,t
on ,ue plopslV. ConveyanciDg and stamps at the
pols.d THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
1Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgeto~n
BAND FRENCH CHINA DINNER. TEA. AND
CEAMBnk SETS, BOHEMIAN ANU. OUT
Glass WABE. &C, AT AUCTION.
No On FRIDAY MORNING, November n
Hklsss, at 10 o clock. / will sell, at nv Auction
stoTe, Ne TIA Bridge street. q fine assnrt-
nent OF French China, Bohemian and g Mt
Gls.s Ware. The effects Of Mr.. Burtinnetti late
Italian Minister to the United States.
Immediately after the above sale will close the
hand VI
noT-s. THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n z W S.
Anusements, &c., rs-Nignt.

WALLS OPKRA HoUsE-Ths great sensation
al drama OF After Dark with Mr. aud Mrs
Harry Watkins. continues 70 draw full houses
NATIONAL THEATRE-Niss Maggie Mitchell
appears thIs evening in the Pearl of SIyOy,"
supported by Mr.. j. W. Collier and the full
stock company.
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-Tabieaux and Musi-
Incarnation.
OpD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yari.-Fair BY
the Ladies of the Rebekah Degree Associato1,
for the benefit of widows and orphans
HARMONIAL HALL. TableIuN, M4rchss
Rotations &c, by the Cnildrea's Pro SIesstve
Lyceum.
PKOF. A. v. :. SMITHS Art Gallery, 81
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and IJtn
streets.
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OFT Y ITEMS.

.JEwELEY.
Prigg's One Dollar Je welry Store
NO. ia6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

NO MEHTIEG.-The usual meeting in the
Seventh Ward. in reference TO the cana i'm
PfoNensnt, which was TO have been held al
h5sohs HAL last eyeninsHdid not take place,
In cons quenee OF the han having beenl en-
gaged TO oiker parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

NAEINTS
Nl PRIVATE pAkCING ACADEMY,
Forrest Hall. Georgetown.
Prof l.. G. M. respectfully announces to his
FORMER patrons and the citizens of George a
town, that at the request Of mary ladies' ne ~
las secured large room In the above build ~
ing which Will be entirely under his control. tSSA
ara IL now being nicely lifted for the prrp sa
Lsdles wishing ts enter their children are re
quested to meet at the Han on MONDAY. at .
m FOR particulars see Circular. TO be had at Mr.
streets. no Is on
GROCERIES AT REDUCE PRICES.
. For the convenience Of my frie nds and the pub.
Tic IN general Will offer my large and well select
e1 stock OF choice Family Groceries to cash buyers
at prices
AS LOW AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
particularly call attention to my Brown aud
hite sugays, Cofees, ground and roasted, white
and green; Teas black ard green, very Superior
Wines and Liquors, Whistles. Chestnut Grove
Oriental. and Ba ker, at IS Si and S5 DER saiIo5
equal t. any whiskies ia the District; Nelsh'-
Flour; ali kinds of Canned Goods, Drips and Other
Injuries; Fancy and Staple Goods
ro14lm Southeast cor high and Bird - st.
hECLINE IN DRESS GOODS.
II Just received at OF Bridge st, Georpetown
superior English Serees, double width, at SOC the
september price WAS 75c Imperial Ado at S21. J;
The September price was 81; Beautiful Moh.ir
empress Cloth, Alpacas AZ Reps, very che o
Ialicofs at and lOc., full Msdder Prints I2I -
french ObiDtZ, &c; rloaks and Cioakiag Cloths
sbasis, BIan kets and Quilts. We invite an exa a.
NATION OF our stock, pro missing great bargains
no U'mN BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

BLANKETS Of all colors and prices. Ironing
Blankets. 1900 pieces heavy Brown Linen, ~
inches wide, very cheap. House Slippers only
81 cents pair. ADAMsoN,
SIC 9Th ST., one door above Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

BALTINoRg DAILY SUN.-Persons wishing
to subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders AZ the Office of the Evening
Star, or at 592 street north, between 9th and
7th. The paper has been enlarged, and will
be delivered at an early hour
1876 ROBERT COGGINs, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

Music AID TABLEAUX.-The entertainment
al odd Fellows Hall, eth street, last evening
for the benefit Of the Church oftbe incarnauon,
embracing a musical soiree and tableaux,
a great success. The vocal and In str menttl
music were excellent and the tableaux were
selected and arranged in the most creditable
manner. The entertainment was all that could
be desired, and Will De repeated this evening,
with change Of programme, and We trust
there will be a crowded house on the OCCASION
as the superior character of the exhibition, and
the purpose for which the receipts are 10 BE-
applied, alike entile 1t to the liberal patronage
of our citizens,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

TEE ATTENTION OF the public is respectfully
invited TO the very exteDs ive sale of Ia mily
hardware and agricultural Impiements.which
Is now going on ~ the store CT J. Il. Barthoiow,
tsq., on Seventh street, opposite Centre Markei,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, this aud every day
until all is sold. fs 5l- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

PERsoNAL.-Capt. McFeely, the popular
ticket agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
III the office No. &O6 Pennsylvania avenue, has
resigned that position and accepted clerkship
in the Treasury Department Mr.. Martin, OF
BALTIMORE, has temporary charge of the ticket
ofioe until a permapent appointment is made.
Mr.. August Smidtie, a well.known German
citizen of the District has recently returned
from an extensive .our in Europe, his numerous
friends VIII be glad TO learn, IN excellent
health.
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RY WILLIAM l.. WALL CO., Aucts
- Stores 81 5 and 3I7
Southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9th street

CHAHOEBY SALE OFvA LUABLE IMpRoyrn
AMP ISIMPk0yED REAL EsTATE on
THE COkNEk OF 81 STREET NORTH AND
22D STREET WEST, Washington CRY.
a., By virtue OF decree Only passed in the
$: Cbaprery cause Of Barbour Tvs MORGAN et Al
- No. III Shancery docket No. Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbus the subscribera
Is Trr stees, will, on THURSDAY the AZ dsy 81
Decemeer, A. d lS.s, at O'Clock p. m, offer for
sale, AZ public suction. on the premi SEES certain
real estate in city, Of the District Of
Columbus, being lot ten tl0,) in square seventy
seven t1I,l vita AL the improy sments and appur-
tenanees 70 the same belonging, said Improve
A suitable Portion Of the unimproved part OF said
property viii be sold separately from the fmp proved
Terms Of sale: Ons-th cash; balance I'm .ix and
twelve months, TO be secured By notes beari ng IN
terest No deed given till all purchase money is
laia. stamp and a.; espn,eysneiIg Ct purchasers
Unless copPlisnce With the terms of sale are
maze within d. days after day of sale a resale
viii be bad at the risk and cost Of the default.
ing purchaser.
JOHN j.. ENNIS, ..
CHARLES II. MATTHEWS,
no Il. 3taw2w W l.. WALL GO Ancfs
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THE PeINT or Rocks RoAD.-Tes,erday
morning Mr.. T.. II. Bliss. City Surveyor. and
MIR. J. H. Crane, Com issioner of the Fourth
Ward, visited ii street north and First street
east, where the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company are laying the track of the NJ -tropoi.
itan or Point of Rocks road These gentlemen
after careful survey, reported TO Mayor
Bowen that the track was beng laid in VIOLA
ton OF the established grade of the clty, and
recommended the application for an Injunction
70 stop the WORK. The Mayor holds the n altar
under Amusement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-10

CAPTURE OF Two ApRoIr THIEvEs.-Sof22
time ago Tic residence of lIr r hes. iiya, " %
Orange .rce WI, rohboI GA 10. ofpoult:y, Is w:s
also the prc.:iisc; o. = y. IIayrc, isq At hc corner
o. Icgare aud l:b5c9 s!r,ca. 10 ci1c cou!d be lad
TO the perpetrators o. ~. ;.cfs:, but the dctec-
lives wee pa; c.. ,:4a tack, ana yesterday Robert
Gailarl o.ogct iIaii, acres:cl I;cr ci:c"in-
sauces which indics.. tia: lie is ;,ic Giy n!rty.
Several o'Lcr roabc:.os oi l..crc Ha1fSnt carlc-
ter were roalmi,ict subsequently at Tie houses .;
D. !ng-i AMI a!cs5rs. I. simmons, L. W. - ilnaon
and L. Tobias. from The prcaiises OF these gentle
mel, c!oS!nrs c.o:kery. silver and CHINA ware, and
various Other ARTICLES were taken anu successfully
borne tff 20 adrot were these last h-'is that the
losers as we'll US the cilicers OF the law were puzzled
to discover tho perprtracr. Yesterday Eenry Chap
mac, colored man. ab out twenty-five years old. WAS
arrested witt, Large quantity of the booty. His &C.
complice escaped but il known, aad VIII be taken Iii
me- uun5sr OF articles Lave bccn recovered
foin Chapman. ana can be identified at the Dctcc-
tive Office Gaillaci the iow. thiof, IS we'll as Chap
m,n, the burglar, will apcca- b;:2re hc Mayor this
morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-10

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT for South
Carolina, sitting at Columbi,, November tenn. 1863
Hon. George $. Bryan, District Juds-, presiding
Tuesday, December 8, 1868.
United States VS.. John Crowley and James Ma
honey violation OF Internal Revenue laws, rot aihx
ing revenue stamps. &c. j.. L. Cortln. James ID
Tradewell Jury No. l, charged with the case, rcn'
derel verdict Of ''not guilty"
I,,us Docket-Ihe Rodgers Locomotive Works W..
Charleston and Savannah r lroad Company. VI.
E. Martn for plaintiff. simon;on & Barrier for d.
fend mt On motion o; counsel for de endant Il Is
ordered that plaintiff do give security ;o- coSs be,
lore tie arst day Ct the next term ths ceur' am
til It in faiug so TO do the case be dismissed.
Jhe Lackawann2 lrsn Company VS.. Charleston anu
savannah Railroad Company. Cam2"c!l V ,earrook
for plaintiff, Simontcn Baker for dc.cndint. Same
order rs above.
Yoadon & Hanckel ana MemmnSc: Il Jccvey Tor
plaintiff, W. 4. pring for dttsntaI On motion
of attorneys for plaintiff it is ordr:el that lie case
be leins ated on the docket ana that tie IL ui
April, lss9 be assisne! as lie DAY OF trial.
r. l. W. ~ DAVE vs.. Cnurthiii u jonas, c. al
Trespass TO Try title. L to plead to the { 'usc
wsa granted to Messrs. Porter Il Conaer, attorneys
for the heirs oi Ms. Il. ). Ce1oA.
reprcs rting plaintiffs and Jess!s. lo-'c. to:,ic:
reSrcseniiug defendants. verdsts wcre rendered By
Jury for the plaintiffs rs follows, viz:
Hugh MsCrea vs. the Bank OF Hamburg 'e'a!-'
sl5l0.
George Searishi VS.. the Bank Of Ham1uTG. Yer
dict 970
James Bankhead vs. the D.nk Of Hamburg. ftr-
dict s1s57.
James FI Goodioe vs. the Eaaii OF Hamburg. Tc:-
dict SGs5.
VIM A. aicc:cl vs. The Eank o. u.mbu.s. Yer
dict Sl620.
Wil!i,m Williams vs. the Danx OF Hamburg, Yer.
dict S1t01.
Daniel Atsms VS.. tn, D.nl of Hamburs. Verdict
SC o.
andrew Il .,ni;ca vs. The Dank Of Hamburg. NeG-
dict $3.50.
In Bankruptcy -Ex parte II. B. acAias:cr att! I'd
ward staycnnagen. Petitions Tor GEa discharge I.
W. McAiuster, pro pc.- On IL" ion Of solicitors rTO
pct order o. reference TO Registrar q .asoa Ma
ted
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-10

Why. SMITH, what is the matter with your
eyes?
We'll, Jones, 1'ii eu you; VIC are very busy at the
Office nov, aud am wridog nearly every night uri-
til eleven O'clock but the lights are injurins my
eyes veri much. as you see.
Well, if you wish 10 save your eyes, get an argiad
burner and porcelain shade. 1t makes oeauI fu!,
rich aud soft light and not particle Of flickerins TO
it I would not be without one for five times It's
cost I'll toll You. it is such an Improvement that
cousin RcLard las entirely dispensed with his eye
glasses since he usd Que OF them. Try and you
will fully agree with me. You can Gst them i! 2. L.
Guillemin's Gas Fitting Establishment, No. l4o
Churcl-street, near the Market.
December 10 TIM"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-10

FArAI. ACCIDENT on TIE SAv..:SAH AID
CHARLESTON R.1LsoAD.-Jas. AoGe-, ! coloret hand
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, attempted
tojump from tho train when in motion t. the plat
form g: Eav>ne station, day before Yesterday ana
missing his footing, he fiji between tho cars, hva OF
which, one after another, passed over his 9rnl'
crushing and tearing it fearfry. Immediately aher
the train reached the city, dc WAS carried TO Tie Re-
per Hospital, where amputation was skii!ui.y PC :
formed By DR.. Hor beck AMI oth,rs, but tie @hocll
TO the nervous system was so srsa tint he cd yes
tcrGly.