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U Mnr,rin. Anefinns.r.

TIME following named SHARES of the
KNowLToS MINING COMPANY forfeited for s.s p,yn.u,
roeI At Exchange such lA be pre-
vloa.ly redeemed OF asessuen and charges:
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gi6iomo lctlns.

MEcHLKIcI TRlDEn ElTiostL BtsE
Kxw-YoRK. April 10. 1853 5
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on the
N Capital SsOsi BAni h been declared res uos
.nmept Tar on and dhT May beIt 1hs an,rr oOo
viii be closed Br orisr Of GBO w loILE O.sLe
THE AhEIucAS EIcHlSGE sATiosLL bsE
EEw.YoKK. April 90 rate J
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, free OF
n a. tIe has been the capital Of this BAnf pJA1 Oh
and after MAJ J. -, -. - ,..,., n, h.
81 May. - . -
P,--,gTsaE FoET WITSI lSD CHICAGO RALvlr Co
OyTfcs or THE sBCHETAEY, PlrriBuksh hafeh ~ io'S
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS or tins Coin-
h,, declared tie regular QUARTERLY DIVlDEhD NE
AND OERHALP PER CENT f,. Of Go'.runsh Ia. 90 VIE
,,, stoi r the qnas ending March 81 py.b. on sPa ,nsi
MONDAY Ar poIino, at the onee OF HlssLon
Co n Pine st. 10 tbos gsrtd a. hes anu "
% ,,'T,I,r beo.s Wi esss on MONDAY April H. All ssd
reopen ioA''N'' NP'" N HUTCHINSON, s.srsisrI.
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II ~ H.tford leave Psek alp daily a. m nI arDa
eonssenss -i,s Trans h ssas ia ss u.s. ~ class 81 -
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Stiamboais unb Iailrrabs.

NTARRAGA NSET STEAMSHIP Co.
yoR posTON. VIA NEWPORT AND FALL
RIVER.
CONSOLIDATION OF THB BRISTOL Asp PAIL MvEh VII R
Tux LARGEST AND MOST hAGmFlCkhr SihA@hA' Az -"
THR Ihs
BRISTOL, PHOEip ~ s,Nuosss
.o0xs ,.vpn San .ys .nAlTuRsDAYs THURSDAYS and
hoHpAi'' yutnISs SATURDAYS
W." " sIeeptsd). 1t D n
on n..,spr.r, e.n tsis train from Hsupor "a tna
a. eos,o, m In connect With slFor'hen sna hAsF
nadnrbsd breakfss on eeAfu aSe s' 49,
tr,iu and arrive In Boston al early basiaes heuih
LAMBS FISK H.,
managing D L. sTMONs
General 5upt
cHLs II. VALE. =. M p,..,
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Sinannal.

CT. LOUIS and ST. JOSEPH r. r. Co.
~ The COUPONS the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of this
maturing Nav poIno will he paid In gold free Of Gov
ohe Of the FARMERS LOAN AND
l. NJ LAWSON President
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PASSENGKRS ARRIYED.

FROM FRREANDIyA FIM-In steamship Alabama, AsrnaL-J
Lt,efri Capt B. Tlson sad vile M s. Prssnan William N;
Ro.ers wife and iaagsters MfS LeJde JACKSON 40
wife ChaS r. Akea, Roht A, Ray p II komeJ'
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.rnrRsnAus wEATHsR RKPORr-s . q.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
k.toIS unse 6.tf Moon ses... S:oS
- This DAY.
s,, 500 Cows tstnd... 5;54 Hell Gats.... 7;t3
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r n q + -PHHlIL1ADELPpHRi A ~ CE LIZ
N tekp for celebration 10 Phlsdepha hhPuNEk nA
Soo from 10Th iBsaHs inclusive Iel ca. Ue 49, oasa
~ Advertiser Fulton and hsAash from D.
%
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T0 RAND ASTERS.-WANTED proposals
.,,',, 20 farni.h TWO oRCRSr RAs Of Tea PIECES sn,
tr,.l..s nDsas krstel and
.e,m.pt Win be svsu for month";: hrns ns "n,s 81
pa. snd thoss ready 10 dsAl need APpJ
SnMIs y1sK Jr Managing Director, harsganse"
go NJ in Wsstst N. Y. City.
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STEAMBOATS, sWS SailsusSs.


CPECIAL NOTICE.--The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LINE for BOSTON and points generally through
oa N. NeH.Eng and Stal.s Wl on WEDNESDAY APRIL a.
REMOVE from Pier No 49, occupied b. this hss the past eight ysaF
tho spacious dock - = i..
Foot Cana. and wss where Se p.,sen
gers pS . c GSS s s kt '"I% u III soscS 3
NssSIdgs soT'Df snS md Ere RsiiPo.a a. woeef WIN
Boston and Albany and Nashua and Fchbug and worcester
For through nosets freight and fan rmsen apply
the once r''i NO. ~ N'''" LIE SHORT yE Agent
DEOPLE" LINE FOR ALBANY. -
TIE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVER
STEAMERS IN TIKI WORLD
THB ST JOHN DREW. AMP Dean k xSI 'pvrpy
AFTERNOON tSandys excepted H o'clock arriving AZ ADahy
time % connect Wish railroad trains Yves. and North keSrEag iss
correcting from h3 We and North Through hess can be OBJ
Freight received uat the hour Of departure. !
Il ID. & r. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE for
Ne Yonhers HsTtpg' Dobbs Ferry IrvmRon TaovH MACK
Lake sing sing hays'a vepnEs POu Grassy PSni
Particulars the ONCE Pier No 81 Lane Agent
EOR GLEN COVE aud MISUNDERSTANDING
WHITE STONE BAYLIss DOCK (Fors sehuvler GREAT
NROK. SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK and GLEN wOoDStesnsI
cpiedl o'clock Communication tickets months Pack
ga a:s s1 5a sis rom i,,' si S Sa ped on earl. IN June
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
lD INDEPENDENT LINZ fox BALI WARRINGTON NE WEST,
SOUTH EsT ard E0RTMwesT Frsghs received and rwsTli
quisE dpsteb Pa,ssssrI TAX. the aud A. ioo,
privilege WEST Of trip TO wshsstos
.,S ."TT jfr SCI oo J' 6 2Hf sD 'a''s % extra Ia
C. W. PRRvE Gen AgL No ls1 Broadway Dsy New York
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1899. wIETEe AkRLKaEMENr 1869.
COMMENCING JAN II, 1862
Passngu Station Nswfot Of Twsryssys.thss and
Pssrih.aVa EntrAnss on rvsnUssIsnshsi 20
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I,Oa BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Nv RlvER-

yiILD LIp THE rokTn rs - .i,s ,As Rnlrosd
n, sr 81. Hsrsa .. ,:lt .as II A. .s....-ss W..
T7ROY LINE for ALBANY and TR t.U.I. .st"ees
fTs ana .s sS' North With only 81 % es1s M
hg NE We "a. ,hsapsr othsr las lhs $500.
sp N ,ns Ss Iii iss,s Pier No ~ r. i0Ot o. spnugs
NRkyRsis ssurday sesPtsd s SsiSSt Me-, nj
..d Lbsny and susqushsnp. n u ~ ,hse.sd
Il sr The North ThrOssh hshss '0a ana e'ss's'
- III ,s,pts Sundays, fare 81
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NEW JERSEY RAlLR0ADmFR0M Fool 81
~ coffRTI ASDI.sT-Por PHILADELPHIA via AeEsngon o'1
w. r.ma,a / n m a. 10 Via West Phises pha. a n 70
a. lf;5o o n n y night For b.unoIe .ns Vs. vs.,
ngton-s.toA m, l7O p m bitV- y IA f0' S'uA A-1' WV
--A.O q m, SEQ ?. - .s..oo - aors
$3.50. "A .nA through 10 Cbelnnsu ana buosv
~ La, or, change silver Palace sleeping Cars on Tram Ias
rsrnn,, Chicago without change daJ eAlafas eIu
ssSs'. .Iespsd and on day. oKy tH Is 80 Say
1890 h,a.eh ear. 20 Chicago evening hEsa e1Dsiy)
NV w JACKSON, General Snpsrnen1snL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

LIFE INsURANcE.-This subject is but little
thought Of in this country, particularly in the Sou'n
and why it should be SO we cannot imagine. Tor 1t
concerns the poor as well the rich, the man living
on his income ,hc mcchauic, The farmer, the Fro
fessonal man. the mcrchant-in short, all classes Oh
the community. 1i:cs like the present make most
manifest the peculiar benefits OF this mode ofproec
tion. Busnes, Is interrupted, men are anxious Tor
the future Thousands have famih:s growing up
around them whose maintenance depends upon the
f,ther's life To oil such would say, go and in
sure If you have property you insure that, why
net your nte For nothing is so uncertain as life
And if you are rich you cannot bo certain that you
,r;, remain so; the rich of to-day is, constantly
from causes beyond his control. poor tomorrow.
We therefore say all who can raise the premium
md few cannot, go and insure your lives for what
Won can afford; you will never repent it.
These thoughts have suggested themselves on our
,,,.o~v5ne the number of highly respectable and
-o.,,o,o,l,,e Life I ,surance Companies thrt have
,1snoes in cur city. Another appears this morning
IN nm advertising oolumns-The Esna' OF Harstord'
conn-intertor to none. and Offering some STRIKING
akvantapes. We would advise those interested 10
look into the condition of this COMPANY ine aeen''
Messrs. Huger & Rsvenel will give all tne in''rna'
Hon that may be desirel.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH AND T.
Hos.GEo. s. BRYAN PnKsIDNa.-- petition of Louis
McLan assignee OF J. Y. Edwards, to sell real estate
free from encumbrances referred to the Registrar
and lien creditors ordered to come in and establish
their claims before 25th March. The petition of E. A.
Price, creditor of NJ Salley for sale OF property
was heard, and the assignee ordered to sell and
pay liens according to priority, &c. Same disposi-
ton Of similar petition Of j. B. Bin1aker, creditor
of Jno. s. Rowe The petitions Of Vim. C. Caver-
ney R. H. Cochett, Jno. L. Jones, Thos. j. Jones,
Ro It. Kni zht, W. F. Lawson. Jno. R. Magill, F. B.
Mob!ey, Isaac Smith, and R. O. Delaney, were re-
ferred to the Registrar. VIM. Hood filed an amend
ment to schedule. q. ". Darlington was allowed to
B. salley was ordered to sell property pay t@o judg
ment creditors and hol balance subject to order of
court. The court ordered that Jno Brown pay J..
R Mll;nouse s6S2 50 with interest from 26th March,
1861 and retain surplus if any, for payment Of other
creditors The petition of ". S. Hasie to resign trust
as assignee of c. H. Moso was referred to the Regs.
trar to inquire aud re2ors. On hearing the report
of the Registrar in the matter of Mary A. Rhett, e1-
ecutrix it was odered that the assignee of James s..
Thomps On. bankrupt sell and pay So37l with inter-
est from 18th February, 1868. and hold any balance
subject to order of court. The pe'iIion Of q b.
Jennin IS, to set up lien against F. Livingston, was
dismissed in 80 much as it claims to have lien on
grounds aridns from sale OF lands morga0cd to B..
Livingston, and that said jennings pay costs of pro-
cecdngs. Final hearing In the cise Of Albert
Baruch was ordered Tor the oath March Sumter P.
0asque was finally discharged. The bill tor fore
closure IN the matter of W. W. Harllee, bankrupt
was referee to the Registrar to report. The as
spnee of James q. Gooch was ordered to sell and
psy1iens It was ord red that the assignee in the
matter of W. w. aarlleo soil the property described
in the petition aud after paying costs and expenses
bod the balance subject to the ordor of the court.
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TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
oers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance.
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

r. & A. P. CALDWELL will sell at 10 o'clock,
in their warehouse. Cha,mers-street. four hundred
ana eighty four barrels flour.
LAuREY l. ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock. in
their store last Fay bams butter, &C.. also, at IL
O'Clock, at No. 155 East Bay, five hundred barrels
Irish potatoes.
LErTcH & DsUNs will sail at II o'clock, at the
old postofce elegant private residence. and other
valuable real estate.
A. c. McG1LLIvRAY Will sol, for the Sheriff, at
II O'Clock at the old P, stofce lot oil land on King
g rect.
B. II. MARSHALL L BROTHER will sell at II
O'Clock, at the old Fostorice, dwellings, tracts of
Land, &c.
G. W. STEFFESs will sell at hal-past o'co in
front Of his store, Vendue Ra &C. cheese bacon &C.
T. M. CATER will sell ut thr"e-quar;ers past 9
O'Clock at hi, store. Browns wharf, butter, crock.
cry, &c.
JOHN G. MILNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their salesroom, MeetiDg.street, an assortment of
seasonabie dry goods,
KNOX, DAILY 4 Co. will sell at ~ o'clock. at their
eale3suom, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
shoes, fancy goods, &c.
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+. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AND THE
COLUMBIA AMI AUGUSTA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-It is
said and we presume correctly. that Chief Justice
Moses and Justice Willard, of the Supreme Court,
have agreed that tue Supreme Court has not
the power to grant thu trial In prohibition asked
by The South Carolina Railroad to prevent ali pro-
ceedipgs uader the orders Of Judge Platt. Tie
Chief Justice and Justice Willard ss We understand
have distinctly however, refused to decide any ques-
ton of Legal right the sans WAS presented ID the
discussion before the supreme Cour;, AID have con-
fined them~elves simply to the mode Of relief asked
for In this case
We eunderstand that at The ensuing term OF tn ;
Supreme G. urt the question will be presented in
such form will render necessary the decision OF
the Greson of legal right And We trust that 1t wall
beso, for without expressing any opinion as to The
leo, question in the case, all will agree ha it ,s far
better 20 have tho question Of right de idcd. aud
all he corporators Of thcso two roads to understand
their rish,s and the value of their property.
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GENERAL GoNzALEs.-We learn from private
letter tina. General Gonzales, whose arrest and con-
fnement in Moro Castle within fifteen minutes after
his arrival at Havana was erroneously reported o
week or two ago. treated with courtesy and even
kindness by General Dulce and has not been In any
way interfered wi h by the authorities No person
from the steamship was allowed to land until Cen
eral Dulce had been personally informed of tho OBJ
ject of General Gonzales return to Cuba Beyond
this General Gonzales suffered neither inconvenience
nor confinement.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. George VIM. Logan, late
District Judge, who has been for some months in
New Orleans has returned to Charleston having &C.
cepted the position to which he wss recently elected
In the South Carolina Loan and Trust Company.
Mr.. VIM Little. of the Bennettsville Journal, Mr.
E. P. Lucas. Of the Darlington Demoe and Mr..
Lucas, of the arendon Press. are in ton
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPAEY'S
SUI U B L. e
PACIFIC GUANO.
carlyAL ....................S1,O ,OOO 90

fu1lJIs GuANo DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Gua;o simply in The relative proportions OF
tLe samc ell IL cuts of fertility.
It's use durin. the past four years for the cui'uro
of cotton aud Orn has given 10 II Character iOr
standard excellence unsui passed by genuine PERU
wan Guauo. und where seasons OF drouent in'er-
ycpc II produces large increase Oh crops.
Tho p,icc at wlilcc thus Guano Is paced is SO
much below that OF Peruvian Guano. as 10 conrtitute
ii an objcct oil ma.crial importance TO southcrn
Agriculture. ,,, ro-,r,,v
enable il TO furnish Guano OF the hghot value at
the lowest possible cost 10 consumer anu tno
hl.hcsl interest Of the Company is recognized III
this policy. $500, -.oat,
and permanoLt trade for compensation on capital
Invested 60, c,u,
lima. is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee Of the continued e1-
celcnce of tho Guano. None genuine unless brand
ed Will the name OF JOHN =. REESE l. CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application. apply TO
j. N. ROBSON,
Agen. for the State OF south Carolina,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf,
! December 10 D&o sHlnono
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A NUISANCE. -Meeting-street was blocked
up for more than ON hour yesterday afternoon by
the crowd which assembled to see Bond. the tight
rope walker. put his neck in jeopardy. If the
.ersatest good Of the greatest number is to prevail
and we must put up with this public annoyance, We
least ask that the President OF the Street Raa
way Company will not again allow his cars 10 be
stopped for an hourto tight rope performance.
On the Rutledgcstrect Limo there is an occasional
interval of twenty minutes between two cars going
in the same direction and to this added an hours
delay for the benefit Of Professor Bond 1t will be
necessary to start from the old Postoce early In the
morning to reaeh Calhoun-street by night. Q T. D.
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TIE HANLoss. s.-The renowned Hanlons gave

The HANLoNs.-The renowned Hanlons gave
the first entertainment last evening in Hibernian
Hall.
The performance was varied and OF times ver7 in
teresting 1he gy1nnastic feats were very fine, and
surpassed all expectation.
The solo on the harp by Mr.. Blamphin showed o
complete master of the instrument and was replete
with skilful manipulation. The velocipede riding
was extraordinary. Mr. Hanlon performed acts OF
equestrianism on the "Shcllton animal" not very
interior to the doinss of Jim Robinson on bareback
olive stock"
Tonight they will appear again In excellent bill
which will show this capital troupe to advantage.
The STATE CoURr-HoN. R. B. CARPENTKR
PRESIDING - MONDAY, March s.-IN THE GENERAL
sEssIoSs-The Grand Jury returned true bills
against Ro ert Aston and Albert alias Edwin Single
ton, indicted for interference with election.
The Grand Jury also made the following present
ments:
The Grand Jury for the February term would
call tho attention Of the court to occurrence since
our last presentment.
That q citizen of the county, namely, Mr.. B. B.
0luey was arrested upon warrant Issued by w. d.
Mishaw masis' rate OF this county; that the war
rant was wholly illegal, and was scrv' d. and the mr.
rest made by one who was not by any authority ef
law entitled 20 arr. st.
Ih.t upon Mr.. Oney being arres ed, the magis'
trate who issued the warrant not in his Office to
hear the ccu plait the evidence Tor the accused
or 10 nuke ally investigation relative TO the case;
had left with his clerk commitment, and insruc-
tions to send Mr. Olney to Jail.
This commitment was in itself illegal, even if all
the anterior proce, dinge ere legal. Had the COM
mltment actually been nude, thi@ would have oeen
the result, that oi,izen would hnve been arrested
and incarceratcd without legal cause, without legal
process and Ill Gear violation of the law. Or the
motives which prompted this acu on the part OF
the magistrate the G. and Jury cannot judge But
whether The action procerded from Ignorance OF his
dut1ee or from wiliu disregard und neglect OF them
in either event. the MAGISTRATE is unfit he trusted
with powers gra e, and the exercise OF which az
fecs 30 deeply tie security OF the citizens, and the
grand jury present the cae to the court that such
action may be tak-n as will correct the ev1l.
". G. WHILDEN, Foreman.
In the Common Pleas the various county dock'
were calle1, and the court was engaged up tothe
hour of adjournment in hearing the trial OF causes
on the County Issue Docket
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

st. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at 8 P. NJ.
Jefferson Lodge, at 7 =. NJ.
Carolina Chapter, at P. NJ
South Carolina Friendly Society, at Dlf past P.
NJ.
Survivors Association at P NJ.
Charleston Rihemen Society, ct halfpast P. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

REPORTERS CRuMBs.-Alderman Howard has
not declined to remain in the City Council as
was reported. He knows which way his interests
lie, and We are glad Of 1t.
There is q novel parlor fountain to be seen in
Brown Hyer's window, Broadstreet.
gentleman left black opera cloak In his buggy
in Rutedgestreet yesterday, and in his absence OF
fs9minutes it Was stolen.
Captain Davis, OF the steamer Emily, on her last
trip from Georgetown, received severe wound In
the head from an accidental fall
The case Of the colored Magistrate Mshaw. for ar
resting Alderman Olney. was before the grand jury
yesterday.
Professor Bonds receipts have been two hundred
and thirty-seyen dollars No wonder he says the
people OF Charleston are generous.
The bakery of Captain A. Melchers, formerly ic-
Gated In King-stree near Broad. has been removed
to No. ss1 King.srcet.
Mr. R. q. Graham has started limo Of omnibuses
to run from the corner of Meeting and line streets
to Magnolia. They win run every half hour in the
morning. and every quarter Of hour in the after
noon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

HOTEL ARRIvALs-March 8.-Pauision Hotel.
Jno Moroso. Chas Foster, Fouse. city; a
Schultz. Afghnnistan; Morgan, Georgetown; W
HOLMAN, South Carolina; Englebert. Dock,
Tennessee; Lucas, T Price and lady, Darling
ton; LOUIS Lyons, Florence; W q Nefells, Wat
son, Blackville; W Riley. Barnwell.
Charleston Ho.el.-A Mulligan, city; F Vic
hersham, Philadelphia; G Drew, E Poor, wife
and daughter, Boston; Mr. and Mrs Botteren, Mon
trea T Lovett New York; Bartlett. England;
g Harrie and wife. II Harris and wife, Worcester,
Mass; General Russy, United States Army; VIM
W Townsend, Aiken; c Weatherby, Marlboro; W
Swanson, Augustl; d s Shelton, New York; W s
DePass, Camden; VIM Little and wife, Bennettsvlle
EA Hicks, New York; ] Kirby, j Hunter
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

CLUBS AND S STAR s-The following cases
w-re before the Mayor yesterdly morning:
D. NIcKiusey, white, under the influence of liquor
and unable to take proper care OF himself Fined So
Henry White, colorcd. applied for lodgings, which
were granted. Discharged.
Tho as Washington, colore5, lying dowi drunk
in west-street. Fined S..
D Madden, white. same offrnce. Same hue.
John z,nosa reported tor keeping his store open
on sundly. Discharged.
John Callington applied for lodging. Granted
and discharged.
VIM. >teadman. coored. found sleeping oa the
Fire proof Building steps. Discharged.
There was street fight yeIter.iay at hafpast
three o'clock at tho corn of Church-street and St.
Michaers alley, between sallia Washington, Nellie
Cook and Ann Hayward. three notorious colored
girls, who were arrested by Officer Levy.
Richard FIckling, colored, was caught stealing
cotton from Mess 9. Goldsmith b Sons, Vendue
Range. He has been at this nefarious game long
time aud was at last overtaken yesterday, not1th-
standing he had charm in his pocket, which ht
said kept him from capture,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MCCLELLAN SADDLES, SADDLERY, &o.-The
Wholesale and retail saddlery establishment Of F. F.
ehapeau, Meeting next the Mills House, has
recently teen enlarged in order to accommodate e1-
tensivo additions to his stock already complete in
every particular apoeraining to the tiade Besides
the goods OF his own manufacture. Mr.. ohape.u is
direct importer Of the finest and best Enghsh sad
dies and saddery, and persons in need OF well gotten
up so idlee. brides and harness generally, should
examine his stock. He is an extensive dealer IN
army saddles aud harness. and has now on hand for
sale at moderate figures upward of twenty-five hun
dred Of the famous Nc 'ollau saddle. the most en-
during in use. and large lot Of wagon harness
Since The days of the we'll known Mckenzie, there is
no saddlery house that has been better kept or more
complete in oil that constitutes reliable and vel
stocked concern.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09
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nsIBUs LINE TO MA GNOLIA.

nsIBUS LINE TO MA AGNOLIA.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizens OF Charleston that and
sfter Thursday the 11th inst, he will establish ,
LINE OF OMNIBUSES. under t. o supernteudence
of Mr. q. GATES, to run from the corner Of Meet
inp and Line.sireeta, to Magnolia Avenue and the
Three Mile House.
These OMNIBUsES will leave each terminus
every half hour from a. NJ to II M, and every
ouartsr. hour from to P. NJ, and will run every
day.
Fare-10 cents.
A stlict adherence to Schedule guaranteed.
Arrangem ents can be made for Picnic Parties
from same date at stage oince; corner Line ana
Meet. .nr.str.ets s ROBERT GRAHAM.