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The SCHUTzENFEsT-A GALA Tn1E Expect
ED.-At meeting OF the German Rife Club, held
few nights ago. 1t unanimously resolved 10 invite
the New York, New Jersey and Washington clubs to
visit Charesto on the oocasion Of the May festival
of tho Club ard partake Of that wholesouled hospi
taity which thei. brethren OF this city are 30 able
and ready to dispense. The invitations will most
probably be accepted, and the celebration will be
one of the lveest ever known In the history OF the
Club. The Schultz snfest takes place on the 7th Of
May and continues during the week.
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Comfy. FonoE & Co.
+ 800 acres of land near Ladfoh's Rsad-22 Is.
EAeTERLMG, E. M.
| I0O acres Of aEd-l1 II. =
GIBSON, W.
Lot near tummerville- Sc.
HART, Il. 8.
$50 acres Of Land-16 "A.
JOINER, LEMUEL
143 acres of Land-9 S5.
KEITH NJ. j.
600 acres-17 10.
KENNEDY. Mrs ANN, 1.-TWO executions,
Lot neir Summerville-15 26.
MEAcHEn. g. W.
Lot near summerville-19 81.
PAYNE, THOMAS.
Lot near summerville-103 "a.
PERRY. J. j.. 1.-TWO executlons)
Lot near Summerville-30 81.
ROBERTSON, R.
Lot near Sunmerville-9 92
SHREDDER Mrs. MARY
Lot in Summeryille-992.
WINTER. JOHN
Ill acres OF Land-1057
WILLIAMS, WIN.
rs acres Of Land-10 72.
St James, santee.
BATES, o. 2.
- acres Of Land--1253.
BRNsEN, ISAAC
2l00 acres OF Land IA 80.
BRNsEN. J. R.
- acres Of Land-l9 76.
QUERY. ". 8. our executiens)
800 acres of Land-44 20.
LOTION Estate j. a.
5000 acres Of Land-1s 16.
PRKIN. E.
1887 acres Of Land--1 81. Aprils
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TIE THHATRE.-The emotional drama Of
Camille was put upon the boards last night by Tenn
pleton In o manner that won tho commentator of
the audience It was somewhat relief from the
melange ofthe operetta, which has been presented
for the past few rights and gave entire satisfaction
to tAose present Alice vane, as Camille. showed
the possession Of much histronic talent, and in the
varied phases of the character, was equal In earnest
ness and truthful portrayal to its requirements To-
night, the last night, "Fairy and the Beauty"
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THE LADIES MUTUAL AID Assoc.AT1oN.-The
report OF the receipts and expenditures of this as
soclation. for the month of March is as follows:
Balance from February, SOL 90; received from sales
room account, $1l3 60; donations, s1sl; subscrip-
tions, 81. Total $500 81. Cash paid out s279 80.
Balance on hand sllO 70. Amount OF ordered work
during the month SAL 80. In the above mentioned
donations the managers acknowledge the receipt Of
sl22 from the Ladies' Depository Of Charleston, that
amount being the income arising from invested
funds Of the society which is now In an organized
etafe
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Auft,onefrs ;lripatf Salfs.
BY JOHN 7. HUMPHREYS,

Broker, Auctioneer ana SomHissAoh
Agent, No. "a Broad-Street.
~ DrsiRABLE Two.AND-A-BALF STORY REsI.
TnME0RTlRTE RESIDENCE containing tour
ur right and two attic rooms, in smih-street, one
ELEGANT MANSION No. Rutledge Avenue,
corner Of Cah nuu-street containing ten rooms' ano
exiensly- outbuildnss, oil IN compl-ts repair This
ia one Of the most desirable residences IN the CITY,
For terms apply as above. ,
March 80 III
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ArrYapT AT BuBaLARY.-An attempt was
made on Sunday morning last to break into the
paint and oil store of Douglass Miller, corner OF
East Bay and Bosce Co.'s Wharf One Of tho
shutters was forced open. but the burglar did not
succeed ary further having, doubtless, been fright
ensd OF by the brilhancy Of the municipal staIs on
that "Dest," or by the approach of daylight.
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yFETyNGS THIS DAY,

Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No.
!, at halfpast p NJ
Pm.
|eunsohaftsbund, st P. II.
jefferson LoCge. at P. NJ.
Bihernian society, ut P. N.
vigilaRt Fire Company, at P. d.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE Four MILE HoUsE.-A notice in ano-
ther column announces that this establishment, so
popular in the oldeu tine with those who delight to
travel behind last naps "up the road" is again
open to the public, the shell road shortening the
distance amazingly
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SAINT GEORGES SocrErY.-At the meeting of
this Society he'd on the 23d of March, the following
officers were duly appointed in view of the approach
ing anniversary:
Commitse to Conduct Eectjons.-A. E. Miller, A. J.
Moo lie, Winborn Law. on.
Stewards to provide for the entertainment Of 0e So
ciety on 81 George Day-W. E. Rowland, J. ]. Pei.
zer A 8. NTH.
COMMITTEE IN Accounts;-F. ). Porcher, Theodore
D. Wagner. Theodore Huchet Allen $. Gibbes, e. +.
Wanderlich.
Committee on Charity James welsman. A. E. Mil
Ter, Cowam Graveley.
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THE EAaR1cuLrURAL CoNvESTtoN.-Mr.
Wright, of the Nickerson House, Columbia has
offered to aeco immediate delegates to the Agricultural
Convention at halt fare and to give the use OF bis
large hail. free of charge for the deliberations Of the
BODY. This is sensible and pra,sewortby liberaty.
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Co1oRKD FAIRs.-There have been two col
ored Fairs in progress in the city for Il past eight
or ten days. One at the Military Hail.. for raising
fur ds to build church, and the other at the corner
Of Meeting and Wentworth streets. TOR charitable
purpose. 1hesa Fairs have been characterized BY
an orderly department and ssrot regard for proprie
t.. We hope that they will be very successful.
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of the country that the public scarcely need to DC
informed Of its virtues or use'.
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tenant of the organism undermlnes the constitution,
and invites The attack oil eneebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF lts presence. Aean
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then, on some favorable occasion. rapidly develops
into one or other its hideous forms either on the
surface or among the vitals. In the latter uberces
may be suddenly deposited IN tne lungs or neart or
tumors formed In the liver, or 1t SHOWS lts presence
by eruptIons the skp or foul uiceranonS on some
part of the body. Bence the occasional use OF
bottle of this SARsAPARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear. FER
sons Athlete with the following com generally
find INN ediate relief and, at eneLn, cure py tue
use OF this SAR>APARILLA: st. Anthoni's Fire,
Rose or Eryspelas, letter. salt Rhcum. Scald Head.
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in the more concealed FORMS US Dysrepsia pIopsS , ~
Heart Di oasc Fits, Epilepsy Neuralgia and the va
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vous systems. WI. -
Sypbi.is or venereal aud Mercurinl Diseases are
cured by it, though long lime is required Tor SUB
dung these obstinate ulaladl by any medicine.
But lon2 continued Use OF this mcalclne VIII cure
the complaint Lrucorrhe1 or Wnltes, uterine VI
cprations aud Fenaie dlscaSns. nro commonly soou
relieved aud ultimately cured by Its purifying and
nyiporatipr EFF, Ct Minute Directions Tor each case
are found m our Almanac, supl lied gratis. Rhcu.
matism and GLut, when caused by accumulalons of
oxIraneous matters in the Sloof yield quickly TO It,
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ing, as they oflen do f. ON the ranking poisons IN
the b ood This SARsPARILLA is q great res'ortr
for the strength aud visor oftne system those VINO
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OF it's restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED DY
DR., j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
Sold at Wholesale, by
DOWTE NOISE.
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Drug ysists everywhere. .,,..,o.,,.
March 25 pao 'ns'uoino'
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REAL ESTATE SALBs.-Messrs. Leitch g.
Buns sold yesterday for sheriff Mackey, the three
story brick DWELLING on lot fosty-four by one hun.
rsd and two feet, south side Of Society street, FOB
ss72s-ouethrd cash; balunee In one, two and three
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 5-HoN.
GEO. 8. BRYAN PREsDRG.-The circuit session OF
this court was 10 have been held at the Club House
yesterday, but in consequence of indisposition OF
the ju1 ge, the jurors discharged until Thurs
dey
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aurtion Sales.
sEIEKIEFs SALE.

Dy virtuo of the following Tax Executions, to me
directed and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY,
the 9th day oI APRIL at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse, between the hours of II O'Clock a. ii.
and O'Clock P. NJ,
ALI the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
defendants below stated In Leases not exceeding
seven years, in NE following described property,
levied and to be sold for Taxes due the State and
Costs.
Terms cash. E. W. N. MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County.
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CHARLESTON TUESDAY MORNING,
HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 5.-Paoilicn Ho,el.

HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 5.-P1otton Hotet.
John Kearucy. Philadelphia; @ Meyer. New York;
NJ Thouron, steiner Dictator; Alexander Mcken-
z;e, Floreuce; F Pryer, Marietta, Ga; W Jones,
Edeeaeld; Culberd. Virginia.
Charleston Hotl Ann Lathlm, st. Andrews; E
Tresoott. City: bentley D Hasell, " Sondheimer.
New York; David Flesh. Philadelphia; George.
Washington. c; Graham, New York; S
O'Brien City
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
By virtuo of an order OF sale 10 me directed by the
Hon. George :. Bryan. Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District Of South Carolina,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, ut the Old
Postoffce. Charleston, s. g., THIS DAY. Aprli
8, 1859. IL o'clock, A. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND, with Buildings thereon, ln
the City of Charleston, State aforesaid situated and
being on spring street, south sidc known as No 81.
near Rutledee avenue. measuring tiftyfve l55l feet
front, by ono hundred and seventy.hve 175) feet
deep. be the same more or less. The House has
four square rooms, two atlics. dressing room and
pantry, slate roof double piazza, all In good order,
having been plInted and repaired since the war
ended. On the premises are a large cstern and
commodious outbuiloIngs.
Term.-One-half cash in gold. and the remaining
ont half on credit Of one year; purchaser to give
BOND for such credit portion, bearing interest from
day Of sale, and payable in god secu cd by mort.
ga4e of the promises, with covenant for insurance.
and assignment of policy. and for resale IL case Of
breach cf condition Of bond and to pay for papers
and stamps. G. HERBERT sA>S,
Assignee of Evans / Cogswell.
April8 Mh18 20, "a, 5,27, 80. .Ap1.3,8
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no Blu sINE> MEN.
THE SUMTER NEWS,

PUBLISHED AT >UNTER, $. O.,
T. ONE OF THE BE- 2ApERl IN THE UP
COUNTRY; has q iara, oircu alton. and affords gu.
perior advantages as al alya siug medium. Terms
low, Bddres DARR b OSTEEN,
February % Propr1etors.
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auction Sale Of Barbados and AotanSos
Sugars, English Lland, Cu6a Clayed and
Muscovado 1nioS.es q -
BY RISLEY & CREIGHTON.
Importers.
Will he sold by Aucltn, at II o'clock, A. n, on
THURSDAY, Ssh Instant. as Accommodation
wharf,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS OF SUGARS AND MO
LAS,R>:
CARGO H1.soaooEER EMMA, PROM BAnDADos.
ST HHDS. CHOICE And Extra BARBADOS
Glt''GEEY UGAl>
tcs chotre and Extrl Brbaios Grocery Sugars
81 bb'e Cho ce AID Extrs Harpad 8 G ooery Sugars
80 punchrons xtrs, Barbados Molasses.
BALANCE OF CARGO PEB MARY A. holt, FROM MArAN-
SO bhda Choice Grocery sug1rs
80 oo1es Centrifugal sugars
65 hhds. New Chop Cuyed Moiasaes
40 hhds. Bright New Muscovado Molasses'
gI-pDoKErUEU5.
40 hhds Old Mus.Uva .ho-sseI
10 punchpoGs o d lus:ovado Nolasses.
Terms at s1le. ). ID. kisLni,
Aprtl6 Aocoonee<.
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REFERENCES. Governor z. b. Vance. Charlotte;
". D. Reyno ds Bro, Norfolk; E. G. Chic, Super.
iutendent S. & R. Railroad, Portsmouth; Colonel s.
L. Fremont E. E. Burruss, Esq, Wilmington; H.
E. Thurber L Co.. Langhraa + Esbert. New York;
Bernard O'Neill, Charleston; Alexander Russell
Savannah 3mos AprI2
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Estate Sale, By order Of the Executors.
BY J. T. HUMPHREYS,

Auct1Oneer.
On WEDNESDAY, the 14'h April, pro1., at the Old
Customhouse, at II O'Clock will offer,
AL that certain PIE E OR EARCEL Or LAND, in
the Town of nummervile. Immediately opposite the
new Hail. and known as the residence Of the late
Captain VIM. Trout, measuring nnd containing one
acre, more or less; buttiug and bounding to the
north on land oil Philip Gadsden, rsq (; south on
main road. and cast and west on lands of late Capt.
trout; together With the improvements thereon.
consisting of comfortable ResIdence with four rooms
lathed aud plaslered, with wide double piaxzas,
store-room Kitchen carriage house and stable, I'LL in
good repair.
There is also attached fine Vegetable and Flower
Garden, and some very choice Fruit Trees.
The LOT adjoining the above on the east mcasur-
ing and containing one half acr more or less.
Tcrns-One-haIf cash; balGn &C IN one year. Sc
cured by bond and mortgage Of the purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for psp rs aud for siamps.
The above property can be treated tor ut private
sale ut No 81 BroAo street n4wl March %
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UNDER DECREEIN EQUITY
Adger's Executors ct al Vs:' o. Caslasha's.''
BY JOHN 8. RYAN -Aucti0neer.

Pursuant to Decretal Order in this case, viii be
sold on 1UEtDAY, 9th day Of April next, at IL
O'Clock A. HI, in front Of tho o Customhoure,
All that Lor OF LAND, situate in st. Philip.
ptreet, Ward No. 8. in City o. Charleston, butting
and bounc ing south on lands OF q. B. Oakes; west
on It rhlliE-strt O., north luds now or late Of
E. tdgers; east on lands o.; ueasr.
inn and on. aiming in front Phi ipstreet about
go teet west line 80 feet; and on north and south
lines about 1873 lee, each, be tn same more or less.
Ie ms-One.hud oash; balance in one and two
year.. to be secured y bord OF purchaser and mort
gage Of preu isee Purchaser to pay tor papers and
stamns. L. W. N. MAChEY .. Y. u
April tu4
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Railroads.

sUpFRINTEHDENT's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
MEL STREET DEPOT. tHARLEsToN, april 6. 1887
ON AND AFTER MONDAY 18th APRIL. THE
TRI IWEL KLY TRAIN will leave Charleston on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at 500 A. Nj.
Arriving at Coosawhatehie. .......... at l2:e0 NJ
RETURNING
Leave Coosawhatchie on same days, at 1880 Z. 10.
Arriving In Charleston. n.............. at b:oo ID.
Connections by Backs with Walterboro' and Beau
fort.
Teehts received up to O'Clock. P. NJ on Tues
DAYS, THuRspAYs and SATURDAYS, forwarded by
next Train. G. g. dADSDEN,
April6 6 superintendent.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIntion.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
cOGNTZED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
ING --HE POSTOFFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoHLs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSToFFIcE Law.
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Aatisa Salrs.

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shop Goods, &c.
BY JUHN G.. MfLNUR Il co.
THIS DAY, 9th instant ut 10 o'clock we will SELL at
our Auction Saeroom. No. 135 Meeting street,
DESIRABLE INVOICE,
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
FANCY SUM uER CASSIMERES Summer Cloths.
Cotlonades, Kentucky Jeans. Bue- Plaids, Blue Den
inns, scotch Glnghams ChambraJs, Blue and Brown
shirling, Balmoral skirts. Cotonade and Cashmere
Pants and Coata, Mems Felt Hats, Serge Pants. Cri.
merinn Shirts. serse Suits and Shirts, Duck Pants
Colored Handkercbiets, Dungaree Pants. Buck
Purses, Suspenders, Pocket Knives, &c. With an
assortment of shop Goods.
Conditions cash. April 6
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UNDER A DECREE In EQUITY.
v B. Heriot, Trustee, Us. CAristopher I
T[umbo.
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BY j. DRAYG'nN FORD,

FaiuaJle Residence IN Leyare street, at Auc-
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Thomas Carragher vs EdOard Lee, Adnsinis-
traitor Of Dennis Aetsrman, ct al.
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY, -
Auctioneer. y
Will be sold, in front Of the OIL Custombouse.
THIS DAY, the 9th day OF April next, at II o'clock
a. M,
All that LOT OF LaND. with the Buildings. and
improvements tn reon, situate south side Of Hcn-
retta-street City OF Charleston, 4. c.. measuring
and containing in front on Henrietta street Al feat
and In depth from north to soutu 1l0 feet more ec
less; bultng and bounding north IN Henrietta-
street, east on lands now or late Of ESute Francis
Carmsnd. south on lands now or late of james Paro-
ley and west on lands now or late Of saxah Fields.
Terms-One&hird cash; ,anee In one and tHd
years. secured by bold Of the purchaser, With tns
terest rom day of sale and mortgage Of the pre-.
misses. with privilege II the purchaser to pay the
whole purchase price In cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. =.
Aprle tu4
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

THE REPU 7 ALTON
this excellent medicine On.
JOYS, is derived from its
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rate cases of ScroiulouB
disease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption. have been pu-
iined and cured by 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whicL were ng.
grava,ed by tho scrofu-
Ions contamination until
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Hams, Strips, Bellies, Shoulders and Potatoes.
BY LAURhY Il ALEXANDER.
THTS DAY, the 9Th instant will be sold, in front of
our store. at 10 O'Clock,
1000 HAMS, STRIPS, BELLIES and SHOULDERS
100 barrels POTATOES, In fine order.
Conditions cash. April 8
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st. Philip and st. Michael.
AHRENs, G.
House and Lot No. 112 Meeting gstreet-s96 SO
ANoRUM, Trust Estate
House and Lot No 218 Meeting-street-72 20.
ALLERs, CARsTEN.
Bouse and Lot south side Calhoun-street-22 81.
BULLWINKLE, 81.
House and Lot east side Bedon's Alley-22 SO.
BROWN, JANE
Lot east side America, between Reid and Am
herst-9 81.
BRowN Mrs. NJ. and JAMES Johnson,
House and Lot south side Bogard- d-street-22 80.
BooN Benz.
Farm, acres: Main Road, between Forks and
Four Mile House-1o Sc.
Boon, Trust Estate M. @.
Hou and Lot, south side Bee.street-20 SO.
BUCK, MARY
House aud Lot, east side America.street, between
Red and amherst streets-15 II.
BLAKE, PETER
House ard Lot eaet side America-street, between
Amherst and the Mals-14 OF.
BERRY, WILLIAM
House and Let south side Bogard-street-13 %.
CLEARY, T. NJ.
House aud Lot. No. II charotte-street-l7s 81.
CAAlMRR, JOHN
House and Lot, north side Bullstreet-225s SO.
House north side Beaufuin-s1 eet, between Lynch
and Gadsden-10 II.
DAILY, HENRIETTA
Bouse and Lot, No. A Tradd.street-63 40.
ENGLAND, w. j., Trustee.
House and Lot Meeting-street-6Sl -.
ELLIOTT, DR.. I. O.
Lot east side Savage street-s rs.
GERARD, j. P.
House and Lot south side Bogard-street-9 81.
GA1LLARD, Estate d. Il.
House and Lot east side America sreet-16M
HAMILTON PAUL and Wife
Two houses and Lot, south side Bosard-stree
% 80.
HERIoT, Mrs. NJ. E
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The EXAMINATION or WOULD Re POLICE
AEs.-The committee OF the board OF police
on the examination OF candidates for POSI-
tiols on the force, will commence their laborl
at O'Clock, p, M. January 4th,
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Rior.-About II O'Clock, Friday night, J.. riot
occurred among . number OF colored rovdies
congregated at the corner OF Twelfth and X
streets. knives and pistols were used Without
stunt, and one OF the parties, named Dick
smith, Was badly cut about the head with a
razor. Lieut. Kelly arrested Tom Bowie,
smith, and party named johnson, for being
other Of the participants, and all OF them will
be tried before Justice Thompson this after.
noon.
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"OAK HALL" Clothing House, No. 400 Sew
enth street, opposite the Post ONCE, cele-
brated for the style, dpish, ohespness, and du-
rability OF its garments.
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BaEvITIKs.-IsAse Taylor, eolored, wa, ar.
rested by Ofiicer Shelton for keeping a gam
bling house, and Justice Schmidt fined hi m
Henry Mccoy, eolored, paid a hne OF % for
his patriotism IN firing a pistol on the street.
VIM. Jet, colored, paid like sum for dis
charging gun on the public thoroughfsie.
Richard Turner, colored, for assault and bat
terry on John Smith, and Daniel Hill for as.
saulting and beating the same party, were
committed to jail for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

"UHDIsPRIvAoIED."- "Undlspriyacle %
What . word It's the newest thing out in
Boston. Mr.. Lowell has, with great labor
and sweat, with the Atlantic Monthly for o
fulcrum, and very long poem entitled "The
Cathedral"--lxcus a non-for q lever, pried
II from tho banks Of the Charles river and
dropped II with n poysyllable crash into
the tide Of the Language. "Undlspri-
vacied ~ II means-easy enough-the op-
poslte Of vudispublicated, and 1t Is made by
a process Of accretion, ,h,aple as congela-
ton. The foundation ofthe Mard-the basis
OF this four-story polysyllsblo With French
roof-is "privacy." You take that word To
start with-go at II with q club and asaock
on the end Of it-punch 1t Into ths shape of
an active verb-freeze on the PRIMITIVE prefix
dis, and upon that tack the negative I'm
sec i-just rs easy Is rolling Oh q log.
After all, what's the use Of having all these
component, constituent and simple words,
unless once In while you can put them to-
gether-Boston fashlon-and make regu-
lar old paralleiopiped Of word, that you
can't take to pieces without nitro-glycerlne.
Here's this "Undisprivacied," for Instance.
What triumph Of verbal architecture that
Is! The only objection to II is that II It
should happen to drop down Into the tropics
It's liable to thaw and break all to pieces.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

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