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New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
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Pa tie case Of William }. Rec, charged with
-.d note ard so'd tA' s''"' u" 9'''i5cl ri ~
.'..d the prisoner oH tlo ground of insufficient
Ca Friday richt Patrick Callahan ENGAGED
, ., ,'.crra.ou iu Hov.rd-.t. WITH party oi young
.. ono of the number stabbed hIm iu the neck ln-
vo.i q .rau which hc is suffering at bellevue
- Yesterday. officer ildchyaud ~ mo Four
..d arrested john Patton 0f So. 90 FltAst and
III. f.. ..ner WAS committed 90 the Iomhs
AZ rn Yortvllc Police Coult, on Saturday.
,,rs OI.l t.rk the laudlady of the premises No SlJ
l'- j o. .,. , ,lc.,i l,'r SON, hI been Very Gi.-
-a.., . that J.t SON lad beaten his mother and 40
hole troni'e MAJ. .c result Of Indulgence in bad
i- Tlona, WAS fined $40 for beating his mother and
sr. Us.rdr,ly john irady, residing al u'
f.c con ol r,uth-ave and b shty- tfild ST. was com
he complaint of biz wife tlat he is am ha6ijual wife
itcr and had the prey ous eve mns any ch LcT'Ne
ID ltr night lo,li.ns, into the street
A. tue Essex Market Police Court, before Jus
tr shaudlcy. j. Levy Leopold, aged o. residing at No
55-,rrrd Iy 3ir Idolplc OF No Ia5 MnUery-st, that
~ I. Iu fs atttrs employ collector OF orders, he had
hoses fans and writing gdCek, valued altogether ST SlOl lG
Sicl hc retained in his possession The prisoner was
Erown Wis committed m default OF $1,000 bail the charge
irs that yesterday morns he assanted George feiLy
viz C.uas, aud attempted 10 steal his watch valued
atslL
AZ tie jefferson Market Police Court one
lanes Fur'c yesterday Committed 10y Justice Doug,
~ Fine complaint Of the cety for the Prevention OF
rrIfy Animals, OF driving a. morse having sore "Hch
one HluoIatZ Lcml,in WAS committed Tor eSaInla-
.r Oh charge of dssaUitug ana stdbhug Patuck Ellz-
,,l WHO is 40 present iu Bellevue Hospital. ohm
ri ou the keeper OF dIsIcputabe house IN BroOme ~
~ committed fOr examination on the complaint oi OHl-
,, b .-e-t. ono ohm Collins committed Tor trial
m M rlf4ulaat or Occr Ward, of the ChaIes-st fGlce
s,aon that hc had struck the latter ana attempted 70
cokc niu Louis Yale Of No. Cos Greenwich-s accused
Ss .ter SON William H. sands cd p, Of asSaulting and
rgfrh him Sands held FOR trial. William smith,
rd was committed for trial at the General Sessions.
ana COMPLAINT preferred 10y Amelia Ncuber OF NO 4
pcpau Row. that be had stolen sheets pillow cases shlft-
& fr articles Of fuuderclOthiug valued ia all 40 $50.
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ctrrrply. nee. 2G-p. VI.

SNTTENAY, Nec. Ut v.
Gold opened at 1915, selling at 135, closing at
1884, Tie clcarings al the God Exchange Bank were
E5iG9l,Wo and tie balances $75u5Lcs Government
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THE MARKETS.
lc.-.nrr r.r.-,.a f.r Tls rr.Aun..l I

iCarsfouy Reported Er Tie Tribune
SA.rIpai. Dee. 20. 1871
demand ui tbis - 81 a.
: for Pots ard 500 - i.t tDr lcfr'@
the demand mainly
Tor rrpo ard ofefine e naft closes gc strong
the lieh gates; sales aciiE tl hars -
Guvr bales % which ES were taaeu b' Tlnt 30 W te
uaiors l253ty exporters of Ir detiiI I| Nse' .'lt'
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saOings ganbs.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A CH4THAM-sQUARE AND BOWRRY.
DECEMBER p 1919.
The Of tie Atlantic Bank Lave ordered that
aouarteriv .nd halfrvarly dividend at the rate ~
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUA,
he paid ou and after MONDAf Jan ~
g oyt of ths esuugs of the for the months
' HARRISON HALL. President
Josypu p CoopyR Secre,ary. {. D. BAILEY, TrrSsHftL
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nd william White we're

pownet. Heinrich schlcuter, and william White were
S,yef ., last week. Letters OF admnlsirall1n . W.
po1 ir Ec estates Of Rargaretta smith 0f the loNI'
=, ire, ht: Tholnas Rcgan Mary Daley, Max DIlI ~
81 IA Edward Hughes GaTct McFeuau, ioiGhIDD 70 :, -
M.lu~i Mary Iioyd DO WITT G. Euos Harucit H. iiil
S", IN. .,l.. Lawrence. and Thomas fdlftis "H "a
S. ilr.. .cr- of GuaIdianshp were siah''" "a ~
t..r r.. ...uu. of John Joscphcra, Harriet ana
s. l!.It-.u: 90 g. D. Colf, OF Arson L. ,ni, anu 10
..i,t.v 1i saith, Of AlGIy. LIcu and Ir"1A stewart
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rrC1rpTs m ppODIICE

r. Ggai. Irf"l4 o.h Hfi.,ra .o,., ,r,..,
n bush 90 bush I've. 5o bush, Grass oer @ usl na'
hil. l- Mss. l9 b-rs corn hta 10 hli
wheat Flour al bales Cotton 4tl hh Crude Psiroe1n -
6cel Petroleum. 40 uhs Irs. S ptg. Beet ~ rE- 1u'
Meats pigs Lard ln Lad, 81 asls Ashes 8 pk-s fi1,
224' pkg@ Butter lo2 lores Ctee t' pAts i.os Its
ogs 1'1 IkgA O tase go hbs Copper $50 DDS
Wh,sv s2i t Esgs bale, Wool a2C hses Hops 72 sie'
Leather llses n bids Tobacco p boxes and cs ot"c'"
go bids sugar D., bhs Sgr, M piss Rice 80 ris' Starch
hau.
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DROADWAY SAVINGS /

DROADWNI SAYINGS lNS1ll lON
ID No 3 rosws~ Psk paIuteresto on deposits en-
titled the months ending December At ne rate oi 81
Per Cent Per Annun al Of IS ADD upward free from Govern
rasnt tar) will b. paid and after MONDAY Jsnusry 49, 9
wADE b. WORtaLL Sec. FRANCIS p. SCHOALS, PfeTdent
PKTE CVNxTNg.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

P.pIs Dee. lG--Tio BouIse Is futer Eruies. ior -.
AVaK Dee 4tntoa bat da,l eds Ies oriHatr oH Tie TO"
1921. AID Low Mi.aIug 20 arrive, l2t
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, "a
years to run are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No. 20 Nasssu-st.. NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COU'

EOR SALE 49,. ,,,,,-.,..,.,,
WATER WORKS COMPANY SlSKING FUND BONDS, DE 1886
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY BEING 4 FIRST
CLASS SECURITY At A REDUCTION BELOW PAR, AID PA-
ING A LARGE RATE or lNTERESr oN THE INVESTMENT.
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE by ALBERT H. NlcoIN,
STOCK BROKER AND AUCrl0NTER No % FINEST. y y
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

~ ni'nIoIR Avn stoIix CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. have
mis- dy derlsreJ semi ,nnas Dividend Of lREEANDoNEHALt
Of tue parable JA I.
% and an annual Of -FOUR PER CENT on the Common
bath at the ohee ot the Agents % Tue
mpsnv Me.,r, X JkSuP Co. Me- " Pine st. New Qrs 10
ss same registered ecsmg Of Books sss the 1oVefHmeht
Tar -, =, a.. ~. "a =.
ePsS Iof iPA"s' ." W. ''" JoiS B. DuMoNT A.t Seey
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
lVILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANKS.

w -
South Third sn Pouith, Brooklyn H. ste wamsbargh L. ~
f. DIliDENDS AND EXTRA DIVIDENDS
neposors hrrchf notified that SINH ANNUAL INTEREST
the Of SIX PM CENT per iapum all Of thns G ss sns
shall months
Jsuui next vii be paid dpssOl. aier MONDAY jap 10
1863
An EXTRA INTEREST vii also be paid at the sane tine q, the rat.
10Y ALL FkEb FROM GOVERNMENT TAX. -.-.
led s he placed CREDIT Of
ps aud win draw interest from January Depos bsfop
O of jsnnsry 10 draw Interest fr,nn the lat
The Bank for business daily Sundsy and HOLIDAYS tIsspdl
hom 10 O'Clock O. antl O'clock Mot6ay
saturis, snernscls from 10 : O'clock.
F7'T l...t GEORGE RICARp Pr.s1.ut .
WILLIAM NALL. - -.
NATHANIEL BRIGGS 'lse''f'""
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-18

CRY IMRovEMENrs.-Thew water lot IN Oai-
houn-street, at the head of East Bay, which
has long been nuisance to the neignporhoou'
is now being transformed, and Will soon oe
converted into valuable piece OF pioPe'!'
It was recently pure b lsed by q Mr. Moriises'
who has obtained permission from the CITY 10
use the sweepings of the streets ior tue pu'-
nose ., fll;ng the lot. He hsRbuilt wooden
trunk through the tract, and established
thorough drainage, which will prevent the
tide from flowing into the premises as hereto
fore. In digging passage for the trunk, the
,aborers discovered an old drain that was not
laid down on the city charts.
This improvement is 8 s1biect OF sratitca-
tion to the neighborhood: as the lot in ques-
tion has been suspected of breeding pestilence,
green. malarious mould being almost con-
st stantly present, and the water thai collected
from the tides and rain falls remained until it
became stagnant.
We learn also that the city engineer has been
authorized to survey and lay out route by
which farmers living beyond the marsh inlet,
in the northwestern part of the city limits,
NAV reach the market with their produce by
more direct road than that which they are now
compelled to take. The improvement contem-
plates the extension of Simons-street, and the
construction of causeway over the marsh in
let, which will save many rods Of travel to par
ties living in that neighborhood 1t is under
stood that these changes will be commenced at
an early day. The farmers in that section have
agreed to contribute labor to effect the desired
improvement.
We notice that in various parts Of the city
sidewalks are being relaid and the embroidery
done in shell work by General Gilmore upon
the property of our citizens is being rapidly
effaced. The cobble stones in several streets
are being removed and relaid, and uniform
grade established.
The traces of the recent fire in Warren
street, near King, have been completely oblite-
rated. The carpenter and the whitewash brush
have made the burnt buildings as good as new,
and they sre now an ornament to that section
| OF the city.
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"THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE"
is guaranteed, with eight men and two horses, to
make TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED TO THIRTY
Ervr HUNDRED FIRsT-CLAss BRICKS PER
HOUR, and By steam FOUR THOUSAND TO SEVEN
THOUSAND PER HOUR. according to the facilties
Tor removing them. offer to demonstrate these
facts By machines in actual operation.
J. q. RENICK,
No. II Broadway, N z, Room No. %.
February29 %
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THIRTIETH ANNUAL PARADE
AND
INSPECTION
oFTHE
CHARLESTON FIRE DEPARTMENT

WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY, 27rH APRIL,
1868. Companies viii assemble punctually at half
past Nine O'Clock, on Citnde Green entering on Cal
houn-street.
The procession will move at Ten O'Clock precisely
in the following order:
MUSIC.
Chic! and Assistants.
Mayor and Aldermen.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No !.
Charleston Fire Company OF A1emeh, Pioneer,
lsteamer).
Eagle Fire Engine Company (hand.
Vigilant Fire Engine Company (hand).
Phoenix Fire Engine Company (steamer).
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2.
Etna Fire Engine Company lsteamer).
MUSIC.
Marion Fire Engine Company tsteamer.)
German Fire Engine Company (haud).
Palmetto Fire Engine Company isteamer).
Hope Fire Engine Company thand).
Washington Fire Engine Company tsteamer)
Stonewan Fire Engine Company thand,.
Young America Fire Engine Company tsteamer).
LINE OF MARCH.
Down King through Hasel-street down Meeting
to Broad, at which point his Honor the Mayor and
Aldermen will review the Department, after which
the companies will exercise in the following order:
FIRST. HAND ENGINES.
/. GERMAN. 8. EAGLE.
. HOPE. 4. VIGILANT.
5. STONEWALL.
Time Test of raising four story ladder, ascend
ing and descending the same and eQuipplng the
Truck between Hook and Ladder Companies nos.
l and ..
1. PIONEER. A. PALMETTO.
9. ETNA 5. MARION.
5. PHENK 6. WASHINGTON.
Z. YOUNG AMERICA.
Each hand engine allowed fifteen minutes; each
steamer thirty minutes from the time they take po-
sition at the WELL corner of Broad and King streets
using fifty feet Of hose and playing on platform as
usual
The following gentlemen have been appointed as
time judges: Messrs. R. NJ. ALEXANDER c. p.
AIMAR and j. c. E. RICHARDSON, Assistant
Chiefs.
His Honor the Mayor, n. COGSTELL, assisted by
B. N. sTROBEL, Esq, will mark the distances and
award the prizes.
Each President will appoint an officer to keep the
platform clear OF the crowd, and positively no one
but the judges will be allowed the platform. The
Department is respectfully requested TO strictly COM
ply with this arrangement
The main well used for suction purposes will be
supplied alternately by the different hand and steam
engines from the adjacent wells
N. A. NATHAN.
Chief Fire Department,
B. II. STRosEL, Clerk and Superintendent.
april 16 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. H.
II you want chear Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or, M1LLER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
nyou want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern Of ruling, 20 to RIRAX HARRIS, Agent,
No. SO Broad-street.
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@rYARMOUTH BLOATERS, SCALED
HERRING, GOLDFISH, SWEET CIDER, ION draughb;
Davis Diamond and Clark's HAMS, Prime GOSHEN
BUTTIR, AIlsops, Muir Sons, JeAtey's Bass PALE
ALE, London PORTER. E1ton's BUTTER CRACK
ERs. GINGER SNAPS, MILK and CREAM BIS
CUTS. fresh supply of above received this week,
wM S. CORwIN & CO.,
March a1 No. 275 Eing-street
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February2 q
,rNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY

rENEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR. ]. SKLIIN HoUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
January 81 omos
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NOTICES IN Meetings OF the
creditors Of the undernentoned baakrupts, to
prove debts and choose as.ignees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. ~ Broad-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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A RATTLE for frst-class stoves, to aid o
charitable object, comes off at Messrs. Came
ron, Barkley & Co.'S establishment, Meeting
street, next Saturday. without fail. a few
chances rsmain untaken.
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YorEa MEN's CHRISTIAN ASsoC1AT1oS.-Ine
next discourse Of the series before this asso'
ciation will be preached tomorrow evening"
in the Wentworth-street Lutheran ChuDcn, De-
tween Meeting and Anson, by the Rev. W. u
Dana, of the Central Presbyterian Church'
An invitation is cordially extended to the COM
munity to attend.
TIE yor1se ON THE SEA ISLANDS appears,
from the scattering returns received to nave
gone all one way. On Johns Island the total
vote cast durin;, the three days was $40. OF
this aggregate, which included only two white
voters, and not single vote against the consd-
tuition, C. C. Bowen received 5S2, and ". d.
Brisbane 121. Bowen's name was scratched"
on 167 tickets.
On James Island there were 52S votes cast,
all for the 'sblue ticket and the constitution.
Music ON THE BATTERY will begin at 5o'clock
this evening All the City Railway cars will
run on the Battery route from hah-past to
half-past o'clock. The following is the pro-
gramme furnished by the Post Band:
1. Grand March, Albion.
2. Overture, Ditcher and Bauer.
s. Waltz from Lorline.
4. Duet and Finale from Lmmender's Opera
Les Monctenegriens.
s. Polka Ross.
s. Cavatina Roberto.
2. Galop Manufacture.
g. Ouickstep.
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Tuelus thousand Eight Hundred Acres Of
Land.
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE

On THURSDAY, the Esd day Of April, at II O'Clock,
A NJ. will be sold, at the Old Postofhce, In toe
City Of Charleeton,
TRACT OF LAND, about twenty-shres miles
from Mount Pleasant on IN Georgetown kosd. N
Charleston District, lying rty N Casss - SauGn aWeI.
dav Greek (which empty in Bulls BsyI, containing
according to plat Of John Fenwick Deputy Surveyor.
made in 1772 twelve thousand eight hundred acres
Of Land, being barony originally granted to sE
Nathaniel Johnson; about Ave hundred acree are
inland swamp, OF which about three hundred wen
formerly cleared and planted, and seventyhve acres
have been more recently planted In provisions. ON
the Tract there Is 8 Large body of woods; there L.
also bold naygable creek with several convenient
iandines. There are Dwelling House, Barn
and Negro Houses on the place.
Condihons-One- cash; balance by bond bear.
Ing per cent annual interest, payable IN one and
two years secured by o mortgage Of the properly.
Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps
N. B. The Intention Is to sell this Tract OF Lana
1t brings three thousand dollars or more, wnlcn
win be less thsn twenty-five cents an acre.
April II srutnoWtn1
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To-DAY-At No. 80 Market-street by order
Of R. S. Bruins, assignee Of ". j. Trim, will,
this morning, be sold, at auction, a stock Of
fine groceries; also, fine soda-water fountain.
We invite special attention to the sale.
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@UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRICT-FoURTH CIR
CUIT-IN EQUITY.-LANGLEY CO., Vs. CoGs-
WE'LL, AND MARKEY CO., vs. LANGLEY
In pursuance Of the decree made in these causes.
on the goth of March, 1868, by the Honorable
GEORGE s. BRYAN, United States Judge tor the
District of South Carolina all creditors OF the "hAI
MIA MILLS" and Of HARVEY COdsWELLs Irus'
tee under the conveyance in Trust Of the said Mills
the lot Of May, 1867. are hereby called upon to
come in before the undersigned and prove their
claims upon the said property or before the first
day of May neat ensuing or be barred from any oene
ft under the decree IN the said causes.
JAMES TUPPER,
March 81 tuss Special Referee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYoR's CopRr.-This popular tribunal was
but thinly attended yesterday. a few cases OF
no public interest we're tried, and the court
adjourned.
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Az ITEM FOB THE FIRE DEPART,EST.-Dur-
ing the war number OF the city plats which
designated the location of each fire well and
street pump in the city we're lost. The mem
bars of the different companies are generally
familiar with their location, but it has been
thought best to prepare new plats of each
ward, which will be distributed among the sew
eral engine companies. Mr.. Barbot, the city
engineer, has this matter in charge, and the
old maps will be revised and new plats drawn
that will give a correct statement Of every well
pump and tidal drain opening in each ward.
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@ NOTICE.-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT
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arrest the discharges, and impar vgor and energy,
life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price IS per package OF
six boxes and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold BY
druggists, and sent By mail on receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 5s2 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK. september19
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ag ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL T H E
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Church. will perform Divine Service in this Chapel
To.Horrow afternoon. 10Th inst, at halflast -Four
o'clock. April 18
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