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SrRlSo-with its fragrant blossoms and
balmy air--sectns to have commcncel. 1t
was pretty thought that contemplated
Spring as II youth, clothed in II flowing
mantle Of green silk, interviewer with
flowers; cluplct Of roses OH bis head,
and uiarcissus in his hand. Primroscs
aud violcts sprang Up under his feet, and
all nature was cliccrcd at lis approach.
We say that my heart, not n'adc purer
and better by meditation Of the verual de-
light. Of this season, must belong to q
pecyisl, frctful old fellow, who ought to
be shut up in some place entirely desti
tutc of rural changes. Spring is the
grand season for ladies. If any ono
doubts this, let him take q position on our
streets the fls! fine day, aud not. the
mae,iiicencc of Tic fashions. Everything
fresh, glowing anil beautiful. What
wonder Is it that tho ladies love dress,
when tic dry goods men place such
temptations in their way? Little de-
penlrncc, however, can be placed on the
weather in April. Ono day tho earth is
gillei with II bright sunshine and clear
sky-tl,c next lowering roughness III
the atmosphere which iii BELTS d mouth
ranked III so soft season.
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forever trolting round like dog. dri-
wing hoop"
"Ileigho!" sighed a blacksmith, as he
wiped the pcrspiration from his brow,
while the red hot iron glowcl on his an
Widths is life viii, vengeance, melt.
ing and frying ones self over n fire."
"Oh. that were u carpenter !" cjacu.
lated a shoemaker, as he bent over his
lupstone. "Ilcrc | AIN, day after day,
wearing my soul away making sOles fol
others, coopcd up in this little seven BY
nine -llo hum u ...l.
"I'm sick Of this outdoor work, lex.
claimed the carpenter. "broiling under n
sweltcring sun or exposed to the inclcm.
ency Of the weather. l wish | was 3
tailor" 4a-
"Tlis is too bad y pcrpctually erie.
the tailor, ITO be compelled to sit perch
ed up here plying the needle all the time
Would that mine were n more active
life"
"Last day of gracc-banks won't dis
count-customtr won't pay-what shal
I do?, rrunlbles the merchant. ~ hat
rather be truck-horse-a dog, or any
thing clsel'
"lIuppy fellow" gronns the lawyer. as
lie scratches bis head over some dry
musty record, "hnppy fellow. had "a
Their hammer stone than puzzle my head
over this tedious, yexatious question"
And through all tile qualifications Of SO.
ciety, all are complaining Of their condi.
ton, finding fault with their particular
calling. "Ifit were only this or that Of
the other, | should bo content is the
universal cry. ''Atything but what
am" So wags the world, SO 1t has
vaggcd, aud it will continue to way
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CnrMDs-A gentleman In New York has writ
ten 10 u firm In this city 10 supply him with one
hundred bales of moss, and 1t cannot be g0tten
The presence or Il. H. Manning, who slipped
away from the city very suddenly about three
months ago, Is desired before the City Engineer
Investigating Committee.
u Is reported that the patient who was unmcr-
cIfuly beaten hy the steward OF the Marine Hos
ptal now lies In an inscnsiblc coatlltiOn.
There Is Il clause In the Tax bin OF 1870 provi.
ding that the tax OH cotton anu rice lie abolished
Rnnlor hath IL that there will he u majority ami
and minority report from the City Engineer In
vcstisaiing Committee.
Several persons were put upon the 'out door
pensioners list by the commissioners of the
Aimshouse ut the meeting Wednesday afternoon
delegation from Georgetown left here yes.
tcrday morning to attend convention nj Lam
caster Courthouse In the intcrcsiof the proIectcd
Georgetown Railroad.
Indge-Garpenier will arrive here tomorrow on
his way to orangeburg, where court VIII be open.
cd Monday.
Tie fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to SI5.
Tile soop Stoncwall, Of sixteen tons burthen,
and built by Mr. Brandt, was launched ycster-
day.
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CoRBIS's PAY FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.
Day before yesterday summons were sent to
several OF the Aldermen to attend n caucus Mt o
O'Clock that afternoon for the purpose, as report
cd, OF coming to some decision i'm regard to
United States District, &c, Corbins claim OF $1,000
against the city for professional services. The
caucus was not held, however, d sufficient
number not appearing We learn that all Of the
Aldermen excepting Voigt, GcdIIngs anu Potter
were summoned.
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AMrsEMENTs.-Thc series OF dramatic novelties
which Manager Collins has presented TO us In
quick succession, and the panstaking manner in
which his company have placed them upon our
boards, have had the effect, thus far OF drawing
unusually good l'yuscs. Last evening the Honey
moon AMI Iaughabe afterpiccc were well receiv-
ed. For tonight, very attractive bin Is offered
Bonclcault's splendid Irish drama, 'sThe Colleen
Bawn," to be followed by n screaming farce.
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THE MARINE HOSPITAL ArFAIR.-festertlay
Magistrate Mackcy issued warrant for the ar
rest OF John Klein, tho steward OF the Marine
Hospital, upon the charge OF beating Patrick Carr
n patient Mt the hospital. Ohicer Hernandez ar
rested the accused, and locked him up to await
all examination today. We learn that Klein Inns
confessed that he beat Carr with strap. Carr,
who Is oil and innrm and partially paralyzcd,
now lies In precarious condition.
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THE wOrNDED.-hlr. Moroso, who was Injured
during the fire 'ednesday night, is still In bed,
but will, 1t is thought, be able to be out In day
! or two. Mr.. 0'Ncli whose shoulder was dislo.
Gated ut the same time was OIL the streets yes.
| tcr,lay.
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CITY AFF AIR
Auction Sales This Dny.

Knox, Daily & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, nj their
store, household furniture, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots, shoes and hats
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THE COMMITTEE appointed to Investigate the
charges against the City Engineer have heard MI
OF the testimony TINT Will be produced, and will
shortly draw up report TO he presented at the
next regular meeting OF Council. II is generally
reported hat the majority, composcdof four OF
the five committeeman, will report in favor OF
having the officer rcinsiated, ana to receive pay
for the time he was suspended; while one mcnl-
bcr will make minority report In favor of his re-
instatcment, but In opposition TO his receiving The
back pay.
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SI.IrrED orT.-An olllccr went yesterday morn
ing 10 'hunt down" an individual who wns s,,s-
pcctcd OF manufacturing anu selling cigars with
out contributing any stamps to the United
States Treasury. After long search, tho officer
found the individual III closet next to the roof
OF house OH Meeting near Society streets. Tie
onlcer sat down with Him and patiently waited
for tile appearance OF the United States Marshal,
who was expected along ''shorty.'' The officer
became tired and concluded to &c, a drink OF
water. lie went down stairs to get 1t, ana the
manufacturer slipped of TO parts unknown,
leaving eight hundred and fifty newly made
cigars, which have been conilscaicd
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FIRE.-The roof OF shanty at the west end OF
Beaufain street caught fire about O'Clock ycster.
day afternoon, but was eXtInguished before much
damage was done. No alnrm was sounded
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Two DOLLARS, ts2,) per annuin is very cheap
for so splendid an agricultural magazine as the
"Rurai Carollnian," published by our friends,
Mcssrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswcl, NJ. 3 Broad
street, Charleston, S. &. oct7
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CUSTOMERS to buy from one OF the best assort-
mcnts OF boots and shoes In the city are wanted
nj the "Central loot and Shoe House, No. as
Market street.
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An EXTRA LUNCH will he served up today nj
Torcks, consisting Of green turtle soup tthe Ias
Of the season,) boiled fish, shrimps, roast beef
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a GOOD wool hoat, capable OF carrying ten oil
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MEssRs. HENRY CoBiA & Co. have twenty five
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ONE OF DICKENS or Scott's Works is present
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"THE BANDITS OF THE HAnTz MoUNTAISs."-
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REAL ESTATE IN GEoRoIA.-Thc Augusta Clroni-
Gle notes the following real estate transactions at
auction In that city OH Monday last:
Lot Of unimprovcd land, 44o acres, In Appling
County, sold TO Mr.. Chlsoln ut eleven cents per
acre.
One hundred and sixty acres of unlmproved
land In Walker County, three miles from FORSYTH
Courthouse, to ". G.. ISarARer for $56
lot OH Broad street, between McKinnc and Mill
streets, fronting seventy feet OH Broad street and
running back to Joucs street, TO +. II. Rodgers
for $500.
City lot, having n front OF two hundred nntl
thirty feet on Jackson street, nnd running back
three hundred and ffy-sN feet OIL the second level
Of the CANAL ind four hundred AMI nine feet SIX
inches OIL the third level Of the CANAL to Mr. Philip
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Lot known as the residence of the late John j.
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tween Monument and Centre streets, and opposite
City Hall, AMI having front OF elghty-twu feet
on tireene street, running back one hundred and
thiriy-four feet, to Mr.. Vim. H. Jackson for S0500
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THE FIRE Mt Mr. Whites storehousc Wednesday
night, was, 80 far Us we are able to Judge, the
work OF an incendiary.
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THE BOARD OF TRApE.-An adjourned meet,
Ing OF this body Will be held OH Monday night.
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financial.

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! HOTEL LARRIvAIs.-PAyILIoS HOTEL, OCTOBER I.
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land. Southern Express Company; w. j. flooding,
South Carolina; II. r. Madison, ylrgifia; D.''A.
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nooga; W. Merfcrson, city; 8. o. Mcconn,! wil.
lnfnsbnrg. -'''''''' '@I"'i "t = s.
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,IIasIlns. Boston; Thomas J. Steams. II. Leland,
~. G. BAKER, New York; J. b. Ezell, Hon. T. J..
Roherss0ni Columbia; Frank Marhsee, ka.os y:
A. Alters. iIatimofS; Hon. X K. Badger Gen.
VIM. MacRae, Wilmington; .T.t'L: Henry, South
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