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l4otifes III Bankruptcy.

VN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN THE MATTER OF JOHN
G. RAFFELD, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PETI
TION FOR ADJUDIC tTION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 30rH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D. 1895, IN SAID COU RT.--IN BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice, that on the TWENTIETH DAr
OF JASUARY, A. D. 1859, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against tho Estate Of JOHN G. Raj.
FIELD, OF Sumtor District and State OF South
Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment Of any
debts and de'iverv of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt to him OF for his use and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law; that
meeting Of the creditors OF the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose one or more Assgnees OF
his Estate will be held Mt Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 72 Broadstreet. Charleston, South
Carolina before J. C. CARPENTER. Registrar. on
the EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1859. at IL
O'Clock, M. j. r. NJ EPP1NG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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New YonK, No. So cgpAn.srrErr. |

New YORK, No. So CEpAR-srEEET.
NoyGm Jer &C. 1867
UDoLpao WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical anal, sis
Two bottles OF "scLicdam SchnIpps," which took
from fresh package in your bou'cd warehouse, ana
fnd as before, that the spiriLuons liquor is Tree
from injurious ingredients or Justification; that it
has the marks OF bring aged aud not recently pre-
pared oy mechanical admxture of alcohol and aro-
matics.
Respectfully, FIXED. +. MAYER,
Chemist.
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO
i STORED DWELLING in Drake-streef No. 7,
Ham pstead with GO lot. Apply at THIS OF FICE.
January 23 sluth3
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Tu Rent.

THO RENT, THE TWO AND "A HALF
Il story BRICK HOUSE, northwest coner OF
Basel and East Bay streets, containing four square
rooms, two attics, dresslng-room pantry, double pi-
uzza-, largo basement. gas through Tho house, good
kitchen Of iour rooms, aIl In good order. apply at
No. 104 NARKEr-STREET, between Meeting and
King. january %
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ONG COTTON PLANTATION TO
IL RENT.-To rent. one of tho finest SEA Is
LAND co rTON PLANTATIONS In Christ Church
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant on the sea
shore. Apply to ]. MCCABE, No 36 Droad-street.
Jouunry 10 s.uth
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gaiel.

FRUITS! FHUiTS! FRUITS F!
Ss!EHAve ALWAYS ON H,ND a LARGE SUP.
w PLY Of FRUITS, consisting OF ORANGES,
bananas Pineaprles. Pantains, Cocoanuts, Lemons,
Easins, Figs. Dates an Northern Apples, Potatoes.
Onious. and Nuts OF Ill kinds
BART & WIRTH,
Nos. IS and 81 Market-street.
November % 2moT
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THO RENT. ROOMS AT NOS. 40 ASD
i 81 Broad.street; also, two Rooms in q private
residence. Apply to II. DEAS, Jr.. Attorney at Law,
No. II Droad.street . tus December 15
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agricultural.
agricultural.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEEDS,

EUROPEAN SEEDS,
PER STEAMER CIMBKIA.
VEGETABLE AND FLowER SEEDS, BULBoUs
ROOTS, &c, viz: Early aad Large York Cab
blge Early and Late Drumhcad tariy and Late Bst.
tersta, Early and ate Flat Duicn, tury May, Early
Sugar Loaf arly Or Heart and Green Glaze Cab
bages, Drumhead and Green .:urled saYoys Brown
and Green curled Kalc Csullfower, Brooalh, Rad.
ish, Turnips BeeIs. Carro;s. Sp nach, Onion Seed,
Parspips, rsley, Leeks, Lettuce, Thyme Sage, &C.,
&C., Red and White Painting onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GBRANIA>6, so cents Per paper;
Large Pansy or Hea tsease. Large Double Carna-
tions, PicJtee and Pheasant's Eye Pnks dixed Yer
bena. Double Blood-red WalI1ower. Double Dahia,
Double Gil1hovers, Double Bal,ams. % cents per
paper; Scarlet, White ano Purple Candltufts Double
CHINA linkaL Giiea 1ricolor Doub:e Hollyocks,
Clarka Pulchella, Larkspurs, Sweet William Core
npsis, Poppies Mixed Nemophilli Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells. Coxcomb, sweet Mlgnonette,
Sweet Al, ssum. Princess Feather, china and Ger
nan i.st rs Primrose zennia. Petnnia. Portulaca,
Phlox DrummondI. Red Valerirn Running Vines,
&C., &c, 10 C .nts per paper; fne strong and vso-
reus strawbe' ry Pants, choice collection Of lea
Roses, Double Lahlias, all colors.
ALSO,
An asa ortment OF HOU EKEEPING ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements.
For eale by JOHN THOMs N q CO., Y.
No. 2:8 Nng-street,
January 1s stuth12 Charleston, g. @.
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ITO LET, TWO FLOORS CONTAINING
i nino ROOMS, In house No. Legarest Get.
Apply ON TBE PREMISES. 81 January 81
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mo RENT, ON EASY TNRMs, TO A
/ good tenant. the PLANTATION AnoTn as the
"Hayes," sixteen miles from the city by South Ca
rolina Railroad, same by main road; 100 acres
cleared swamp, $50 acres cleared high land; tract
contains I700 acres
Apply to WILLIS Il CH1SOLM.
January 81
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&c IIyE-sTREET, NEW YonK,
November 2I lSGf.
UpoLrHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-Ihayc ma lie chemical examination of
sample of your schlcdam .cbnapps, With the in
tent of determlnin. II any for igu Injurious sun
stance had been added 10 th simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted III tho conclusion
that the sample contained no POISONOUS or h.rmiul
adudxturc, | have uc.n unable to discover any
trace OF the deleterous substance, wich arc en-.
ploycd in tho aJultcraiion Of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or 10 recommend to others,
tor medicinal purposes, tho Schedan Schnapps rs
an excellent and unobcctionable variety OF gin.
Very respectfully yours,
Sisncd, CHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist.
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OTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y If applied Tor Immediately
~ Ono 12 Eorss Portable ENGINE
~ One 4-horsc Portable Engpo.
ALSO,
III Ono s.horse.power ENGINE in good condition.
CAMERON, BaRKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting md OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
January 10
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ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
L Apply at THIS OFFICE. . October 2B
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feel bound to say, that regard your schna2ps
as beng in every respect prc..minently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At all events, 1t Is
the purest possible article Of Holland Gin. hereto
lore uobtainablc aud as such may be safely pre-
scribcd by physicians.
DAVID l.. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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RIO RBNT, THAT DIE SIR L L
DWELLING HOUSE. No. 90 Coming. tryet,
containing seven square rooms two attlcs, pautry,
kitchen, and all necessary ou:bulldings; immediate
post essio gwen. Fer particulars, uprly ut No
GEORGE u RECT, sw January 15
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The proprietor also offers for sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled By himself expressly tor me
dIoina use Each bottle has his ceriaoi;o OF its pu
rty. UDULfAO WOLFE.
November II 3mos
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.JETANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE"LEADING MAGAZINES AND News
PAPERS, at publishers rates. - .tt. .l ~
~ CRARLES G. RICHTER,
april 2l No. 161 King-strcet.
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ATPRIV VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with f1 'ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu january al
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EOR SALE, No. 1 FANCY SHOW
II CASE in good order formerly used for jewelry
ware; it is in length about ten feet and in width
four feet. ANY one Wishing to purchase tho same
can get oil information by applying ut 1HIs Of
FICE, January Is
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
"A month, or q commission from which; twice
that amount can be nude by selling the latest i'm
CHINE; price 91S For circulars and terms address
c. BOWERS & CO., No. $40 South Third-street,
Phila 1elphia, Pa. Smo December s
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rVO RENT, THAT DELIGHTFUL RES
j 1DENCg, No. 27 BULL STREET near Rut-
ledgc.streeI, havirg eleven rooms ktchnn, cstern.
gas, &c. 10 p1uictual ienant rent low.
R. N. II ,RsHALL BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad-street.
January2 .. ths2
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WANTED, By A LADY ACCUsTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as o
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. E..W., Postofice, Charleston, 8. C.
October 5 -. -. = -
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CHI A R ES TON.
The southern Press Association.

SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY %, 1869
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Sor Sale.

T,OK SALE FUR THREE l3) DAYS
J. only. IT, DAY. MONDAY and uEsDAY, choice
lot of medium sized PLAN CATION MULES. Apply
to r. ARNOLD, 80. 2l9 Meeins-street.
January %
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.VTTANTED, q SITUATION As CLERK
w in wholesale establishment by young man
Of steady habits and industry Can give best of ref
erence. Address OK, Charleston Postofice.
January 18
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i FORMATION given OF STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city or Wednesday last. will be thank
fully received by his wife. MARIA KEYS, OF Grocery,
corner Church AMI chaImers-streets.
Drcember IN 80
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OFFICE OF UDoLPHo- WOLFE. 1
Sole Impoa ter of the Schieddm aromatic Scaaapps,
No. 122 Benver-streot.
NEW YORK, November 8. 1858.
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IITANJ ED TO REST. A HOUSE SUIT
w ABLE for small family; the lower portion Of
the city preferred. Inquire aiTHIS OFFICE.
January22 81
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Nauts.

VITANTED, A MIDDLE AGED MAN,
w who has been in the Grocery business, as
CLERK in Retail Grocery first olass).. Address,
stating teIms and refei ences, WILLIAM, NEWS OF.
fee. January %
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

limited States agt Calvin Wilhs.-ln this
case in which the defendant charged before Com
missioner Bette, with mailing obscene publications, mo
ton To dismiss the complaint was denied tho defendant
waived putting evidence, and removed his Dali Ia
the sum OF 5000 to appear for trial.
In the Court of General Sessions yes tcrday,
before City Judge Bedford, John Brown sentenced
to months in the Pententiary for petty larceny.
James Primrose for attempted grand larceny was sen
fenced years and six months III the state Prison
James Riley pleaded guilty TO an accusation OF bur
gary and was sentenced 10 the state Prison Tor four
years.
In the case of the L. $. agt. Jacob Freund,
I'm which the defendant charged before Commissioner
Osborn with cOnspriug with Oscar HOym ana Herman j..
Brand 70 defraud the revenue OF a largo amount OF
stamps, and with three cigar manufacturers, Knapp,
Ibers aud Singer defraud the Government OF tax
large quantity OF cigars, called up yesterday for
further hearing. and discharged on the second
named charge FOR lack OF proof aud further hearing
the frstnamcd charge was adjourned To Monday next
Thomas Humphrey was n seaman on the
American steamer United States on her late passage
from NeWOrleans 10 this port From the testimony be
Commissioner Belts II appears HAT on The 2'h INST
defendant refused 20 obey the captains order 10 STOW
away the gratngs, and placed in irons. lie was sub
sequcutly released promising 20 obey but tho next
day nc again refused to obey orders and the captans
attempting 10 have him rOned, he resisted and called on
some OF the for help The captain spraug forward
the fOrecaste help him, and who coming MP
went back Thecaptain then said he would shoot Pam
phrey unless ne submitted. and he then allowed himself
TO be ironed, confined in watcrcOsct until the
vessel reached this port The defendant held 10
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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90 20 TO- and the Joint resolution aud anehdno on
motion Of NJ WARD, submitted to tne Noin'Hi'''' y"

30 10 TO- and the Joint resolution aud amendment vas on
motion OF NJ WARD, submitted 10 tno "'ih'"'
Reconstruction. ~ ,,,srrcKy
The Joint Tesolntion reported yesterday Oy hI. DlO
II AZ JVn, % irdicarv Committee for the relief OF
Blauton Duncan OF Kentucky, WAS tleu IN IfoAR
d,s"nsse6 NV Messrs BINGHAM, SCOtlLLD, hOAh'
and MAYNARD. -, ..bor an the amendment Of
,oS veGsterday by Mr. SCOFIELD Rep, fal proHui"s
t6at Nr I,nncan shall first release All clalns ioI
nee ~ his property prior TO the passage OF tnls
me amendment agreed To- ests, o., 4S on
Mr. WARD REP, n. I.,) moved 10 NY INC ies"iN''O va
ana table. negatiVed-Yeas, 6l; Nays, ~ M D,s r.,
Tbe Joint resolution was then passed-le eur, o. N"I'' "
THE ATLANTIC CITY LIGHT HOUSE, -, .,,o
Mr. MOORE (Rep., N j. presented pctusOI VI 't ~,
avor and Council OF Atlantic City, N J III feIetenee
The hight house at that place, which Is threaJeutu %
ndornined and destroyed by the encrOaclmehl Vi 'o
son and asking that steps be taken 10 prevent ~. 49,,
MIR KELLEY Qtep, PENN presented meulOiIh rom rom
tho Philodelphia Commercial Exchange, praylne Ill
gross no take such action VIII prevent the eucIo'1
inepts OF the sea from reaching the lighthouse ~ nv
lantC city. 1870 eo,r,~s
Mr. BINGHAM Rep Ohio introduced Dlll 10 anvnJJ
the oct of Iuy 49, 1850, providing for holding OuiSu
Crates Courts IN cases OF sickness or other dshD VI wy
Tndge Also bill TO and protect me Ilee9olh VI
RECOMMENDATION and commerce. Referred 10 the JuuclaIJ
Committee. - ,.r
The SPEAKER announced that he had appointed MT
Lawrence of Ohio fill vacancy on the leconsuucto
Committee TO take rank next before MI BECK Au
fOurued.
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At the regular meeting Of the Commission
ers OF Charities and Correction held yesterday afternoon
IL was ordered that the outer gates OF tho Tolnbs DO
closed at tho expiration Of each days duty and no Wis
iOr be admitted except the order Of the Commissioner
10 was also resolved that after the end OF March the ais
trbutiOn 70 outdoor poor be discontinued except in
special eases OF resolution by the Commissioners. The
contract for new dock aI HaTFs Island was given to L.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
steamship eve,ia Thomson, Liverpool March nd'e aud p'
steamship Palmyra Watson Liverpool March 2. mdse
Steamship Columbia Vas Sice, Havana. mdsr ana na's
s s.%'p f Sss MScr we S,sS;fo G.
steamship wam,aIi,, Fish. Nes. bedford u1.e ,ad pa.
steamship Gancu, Walden, Boston @i,e and p,'@
B.rs wallace adams shields and Fayal Jan ld mic
Bafk trinidad keeper. Trinidad 10 days, mgiL
Big Industry Giasid Bahia ~ d.rr spgar.'
iS.aSs ] 5 ' Sor co. from SssSo,i out
s GaT i Esp. ni iIs E s'i I's a
sslE Aad; TI,s5'a Read go; so u days line
s sSs Gss. li T as'i Rls si; y ""
Jobn Or,er Bhicepor Sarah Blake. Dghton.
Mercsr bridgeport RlshA 7. Smith. Bristol
srsb Eis6Sib, Cold Spring js, 3 sr.a POI. jsaeou.
w Es pSaai Nee saS l. TSe@p.on ssT.r,n
John &. Bsites New.lla'sn Maria IAu, Iorilnd ~
IIsnsa6 Cove. Seu.lIa,en. Annie Days Se..Ilarru
W W. Bnu,rd, Nyste y rny H'y h l.hahan
Imeli Rltbrlhpor Eiagan. BlrabelhpoH.
ilodlo6 RisbsiEport Salie II Chose Providence.
GSn ~ IT, french EI,,brhporl 0rc, speeau, Eesllaea.
Elizabeth Sesur. Portland. Wsichm, Wsnsa J.
WIN iirsJ Portland, c. Mandrr. rroydsnee ....
g E.,s1, S.s D%,''n JOSEPHINE: New nsSTl
LIS. Providence. Chi' Coogsr lI,tuig9
Z Broa, Gresupor Gee liG S,l ro o,,,,a
Cameo Myshc Eln Williams, Providence.
Jaha Mania,s Providence Elh.bsih, RoeEl,nd
Nellie H. Benedict Providence Daniel webster Ne" b'n'on
BELOW.
Ship Freedom Bradley London Dec 49, via Porimouh Jan TO- Iie
IL anchored outside the lar
Slip tyLosasc, Bilatrs. Liverpool 81 days mdie
BATks Resins aud toneetiBa.
SAILED.
Steamships New York Tor HrenenI Thpol tr l'erpS' Mo,o
Castle Havana Herman Livingston of Savannah ASSoA Tor
ChaT.cstoni Saratoga. Tor Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosrOS March lB-Auiycd, harg Jehu, from MesEna
MiLNiSGros. n a. March la-AUNci, steamship hu'' "o"
Baltimore.
CnAHL March 0-Atved scbn David Carrie NeNlo,h
BucGuorr, Balmore r. T. Adams Portland o'' '11' az
neUs. West ludies steamship sAugossa, Now orh n.
~ Ruabsr iron Philadelphia Cleared. steamship Gen Barnes, Tor
hrw.iTfk.
FRAScisCo March laryd ships sumoir, and fee,sng
New York sailed ships Mary Rigs r he~'iorki FEATHER
Tor Melbourne Al, 49,,
passed here to-day with The new t vessel to be placed on Windmill
Point, al the month Of tho KappahanHoch .
FOREIGN PORTS.
SorTHANTToy, March lAlbe Hamburg American iaeAtt 'h'
puys steamship osa. which sailed from New FORK 90 'ho afternoon
81 March arrived % this port at oOcs W" 'hAs maAipg ne
passage IN y days and % boun
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PROM LIyRRPOOIn steamship Helveia, March aAmos Heu
rqusI Frank Gby, H. Thomson Charles Allied Baker MIS- T.
King mo. Faoy j. g. Cross John H. Homer g. W. STmonds
FROM HAyANA-ln steamship ColumbiA M'rch ,o1ose NM
Bartio Praues spies Dolores Martinez, Ramon Aeos
wife child anl servant Mara j. icie'ol as
" Cache Negrete aud wife Thos 'alwey MS
S.on Daughter Rae de Aragon L. scoba, Jnstc Crpo IS
Eopds A. " r. Benadon Mrs Acosia and
eh Macst sud daughter Jose RAMIREZ Aef hcNaD ~ De
Bsto sis, Josephine Walby D. T. Alvarez j. T. spsulinE
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THE RESIGNATION or CAPT YOUNG.

ACTION OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
A meeting of the Board of Police Commits
soners was held at Police Headquarters yesterday
Commissioners Bosworth, Manierre aud Bren-
nan Chief Clerk S. c. Hawey presented to tho Board
the following communication:
OFFICE or THE SURF og MEI'S POLICE
NEw.YoRk March Is, 1863
To TIE Honorable Commissioner, q Mtroporn fog ,, honor
be body 50 unusual and ~ the Board aud
always so far been friendly generou must be in the aae
nses force and 81 course beg Include my withdrawal from the
force by hereby regulng member thereof Respectfully 'Gn
WV v '' JoHS You've, Captain Of Detective Ponce
After this had been read, Commissioner Bosworth
offered the following preamble and resolutions;
u7a This Board by resolution adopted the 9h DAY Of March
lsDo e s6ou. d1 10 ibis Board tie has received for
either s reward other than his salary
1 nes H.. i,t o. January so The amount received and
II, date Of 6 rePs che same p m @ moneys.o received BY
him. aud he has hen that be specify me Pa'Gir sn0 h
not been by this Board and that he Immediately
pay this Bosr all The %oseIs 90 IsegG S h si disposed
b Board law and justice require ana aso Iha ne @
police services during the time covered t that suu 3aiS To.
as aforesaid paid BY every such person. parry OF cor
poIa.iou. r,o ynrg bo, wholly filled and omitted
make the report required by the said resolution s"l l 'aS
has sent % MS Bead bis % "a'ia %'H 49, '''
ssolSs That this Board doc. accept ed es1aioR and
s refusing to furnish the no%sop lion '9a P 5. and ND S re-
| Quir I'M 10 furnish aud perform.
hereby required TO prefer clarg
against said Young for neglect Of dny ard dSobedenee
in obedience 20 sad Teouonsi ana o
having received since 1862 money for police services "'nou
| giving notce to Board Of the receipt thereof
II understood that Chief Clerk Hawey will have tho
charges and specifications ready on Monday next, anC
the trial has been set down for that day. Capt YOUNG
will not appear, however, and will accordingly be dis
| missed from the force.
The detective force will for the present report direct
superintendent Kennedy, to the office inspector OF
duty. No Captain OF the detective force VIII be appointed
for some time to come If at all Capt Jourdan can have
e nosition II no wants IT, but he prefers 70 remain
where he is IL scarcely probable that aItef hhNt
been offered the position OF Inspector lac "oud 'Aho a.
| inferior command.
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HOME NEWS.

EKvyoRK Hour Their Bar Wind -, iS e no m % n w
March l6-1 - SLa9 $40 3G29 N. W.
90 ~ go Wv N $50 NV
&c.. cIear 10 g.. slightly cloudy al II little cloudy AZ
TO- ysIy cloudy at Polar sh g ~ me iSo aSh q
% toTn 10 sunset BVeniugcleaL Phases OF he mooh
M CT Suse Of will be on the Nib" % mhu' %
dpfVhA
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lAnrnrnesntatl.l

"RIcu READING for "Self-made Men =
nss to g1s 10 Life whoa Mea Marry Maui Poser over
Dst; wossbs iad How Read emi Bye' Noses Lips
Cbsst, Gins, Compesion Affection. TemP, Emotion &C. See
March No PrSotoGic,L low Ooy % cent 80 year
Addre. s. n WALL No. 80 u. dsAy, n L.
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MARCH.-March having come in like lion,
SEEN, Bssr obedience TO tie aging 70 out Ike lamb Let
rs not be- anFrts s bueag sni week Of tie month for
u,hsrsi TO- With vsna promises, Tie reAltr Of KSox' Spring
styles These exquisite specimens Of the hIss 70 be had
a. tslI hs fashonahe AZ No 2I2 DroadvAy
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EsPENsCHEID's SPRING STYLE or GENTLE
sEs Har.Fog fasne Of materials elegance Of anh anl
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