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Grsdbluns ppn Griepri& Grieeri&,
(0crt(ebun9.)

vDu febf, oob Define fdnbebnbunbert
Ebaler gum &ufuf finn !" 1pra6 er enoz
lid 3u 5u9o, tnoem er Dor ibm deben
blieb. vDu bdttea Dir u,ebr Bersnd<
gen NIT pem @elbe bier MAIDEN f6nz
nen!"
Dies fab 6u9o AUDI Elm. Die Mprte
oes Griminalcommt0ar6, baB er BON rem
@eloe ni9tS wieper erbalten speroe, batte
iibrigen6 1ebr nieprudenp au1 i'm ein9ez
wirtt, 70 rab Ct nt@t einmol ben Mutb
bate 1einen Snfel gu bitten, i'm in bieler
@erle9enbeit bei;uitsben. .. ~"
Sn oielem Mu9enblide trot esn jun9es,
faum feben;cbnjdbrfae6 Mdo9en in pas
3tmmer, Die ein,i9e To@ter besSberfeh.
sic tpar aberral9t, ais fe6ugo erblidte,
Don be6eu Nn&peienbeit fie feline Mbnun9
bate, eine lei9te Nbtbe 59pb Qber ibr
| fri19eS uno anmutbi9es @ef9t btn> fie
faBte 1i@ inbeb unb elite tbm Il, Ser
freunplidten uno unbefangeniten @eilt
ent9e9en. ..... ~. .......:.
uMb, Der @oufr 9u9o!"' rtef ttc, een1
iu9enpli9en &ermanoten Die 3anp ent<
9e9enfredenp. ,llnp Du baft Ger Ma:
md ltnb MIR fein @prt raYen fe9en lals
fen, tab bu9o bter t0r, fdote Ge nit
einem let4ten @prwurfe fir ibren @atsr
btn3u. ',.:. " ~. H., q. 49, 80, VII .-a
Des Sberfen ernfte6 @ef9t bate fi@
aufeetl6rt ale feline Tp&ter etn9etrete,'
tpar. Or cine 8ltd, ben tr auf' fie
tparf, oen0ate, UNI erfennetl III laien, cae
er NIT eanSer 2tete an {etner Go@te1
btn9. >. 49,: ... ,.,,3.," +,.,,,a vs.. =: +.
,&onnte itb renn nt1e11 bob Du f.
neu9ieri9 marN>, i'm tpiererjn)eben", er:
wiperte Der Sberi1 i9er3enb + ~Sbr bat1
&u9 felt Sabren nt6t geltben, ba per-
dnbert fi9 Der cine pte rer aubere, : ilbrts
0ens balte t@ mit6uso einet1 iebr ernfen
@e8enfanb az perbanreln, bet ben. nil
DID ni@t germ sebrau@en tonnten." :. =.
~a9enb blidte paS junBe; M6c9en
Weta, tbren 8attr an. .',.' - '..-. ,~. -.
yGrif geftrn tldtt9 berein8efaQen~'
er3dblte rer Sberft, pbne 6u9o6 Bitten
ben, perlesentn Bltd 3u> sbtmerten
~@&loue @auner, Bauernidnoer, baber
ibn1 tn Sptel au' iein !@elp, fanbebn.
bunbert 1baler. at9enommen. 4Nun fB
ct arg LIN ber &lemme, ietn Batter bar
pprlduf8 ni1t6 bopon etfabren unb ,pi,
tparen ioeben babel. 3u beratben wie ibn
III belfen fei, benn oa8 er bier MD
pbne @elb leben fam, ieben mir Beip,
etn." 81 83l5 ssts
~llnb SIR babt nod tetnen Seq 9e
funpen {" warf Meta ld4eino da.
| nNsin," entseButte per Dtsrf, .gor
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08

I'm bielelbe 3ett la6 @crr pcn 3afen.
pb:r pie lein tpirtlt9er Name tpar,W ,Weier,
in einen Bierfeuer rer &5nteRraBe. 81
|frdbfldte NIT .ar1btem Mppetite, sdnbete
0@ oann cine feine@tsarre an ,,nb le6nte
| li4 beba8li@ 5ur0d in pieGde> IN &pelder
|er fab. @r bate ba6 4u6leben einse
Mannes, eer na&bem ct fit 1einen 2eib
Sorae 9etra9en, :nur nod bic einaiee &c.
lddftieun9 bat tte 3eit tobt3uI@laeer1
cbne fi@ batet belonpers an,uitren8e,l.
| Gr >par fat oQein In benz Seller. Die
|.renisenNnmelenpen tummerten 3ibn ni9t.
Iltin Mu9e mar auf tte Eblr 8eri9tet,
gnoli@ trat Elm jan9er Mann Elm une
! fan, lpfort auf Jpn 3u. :.1 -.:yl s.s.,s.a. :.
G6z war. cine mittelAroBe l9md9ti9t
@eRqlt. Die 3a9e (etnes blei4en Sc
|I9te6 wirre man tntere0ant baben nens
| men f6nnen. bdtten fie ni6t purb 2eipens
lfdaften lpel@e tief in ibnen eineeeraben
rparell etusn unaneenebmen Nusprud err
lbalten. Sn ben, punfeln Muee las ets
mas nn.ubiaes uno gllnitdteS, Dae
lrdnne 9aar mar iorefaltt9 eel@etlelt. sts
Sbne @rub itbte ct .f9 an Msiera
Scits uieper oer tbn off.nbar er,pa.te1
Bate. gsssza,:sg y4@sn+of J#3t IL ii aI19Y, +.
vMun g fra0teMstsr, npaf Culibp
Isetroffen 2"
g ~@ewie", erwieoerle Der Aneere, teGtu
9lame @urtn tuar, ben (eine 1F.unp,
!aua ben 9ufi3ratt 3u ,,ennen pfea,tn
neil Ct Sabre lang bel einem 9ufijratt
als fS6teiter fun8irt bate. .gt.rie
1lunll ndrre t4 ac@ ni@t bier fsin. Du
petbt ra6. wtnn tdb MIR ttnmal eipeAuf.
Isabe Seftut bate, t& pieislbe aud aus
Ifdbre. Mls ptr 9dn8lino aue pem 50,
sel trat fab ID tbm an ren erf.n Bid
an. oae ibn Der 2opf nod uon be,a IL
leriotn Diner l9wer mar"
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|li9feit na9 ME einen Gbaler pieoer<
|ieben|
Stun, i9 fenne einen lebr einfa@e,
unp natdrli9en @ee," bemerfte Weta,
uDu 2" rtef ibr @atet. Saba! Da
bin i9 wabrbafti9 neusieri9, tpelden alb
1onperli9en @e9. Detn fleiner &ppf
au6ee1onnen bat, pdbreno i'd mir ben
meinisen per9ebli@ ;erbro&en babe."
uGinen iebr einfaden @e9 papa
Du eisb1t 9uso 10 Stel @ele al8 er ! mo-
| Itbis bat, bann 1T er NIT ei,,em Male au6
Der unon9euebn1en Sage be freit." u
u6o!" eTwicperte ber Sberlt ;ienlid,
8ebebnt uuo liberrai9t. Stun ben Be9
1pIrpe i9 pielletbt AUDI pbne Did &C.
funoen baben !" @r 3os oi&te &ou@molz
| fen aus ieiner @i9arre. &
~3uec, bdlte Du oieien Be9 .nia1
AUDI fir ben einfa9lten uno natQrli9z
fen 2" wanott ii6 Meta an ibren Set
ter. mkt
Dieter befarp fi9 in elmer peinliden
ease> peuno@ anubte er unwiuf1rlt@ Ia
! 9eln, al6 er. be6 Mdb1en6 barmloe
|freunbli@e6 @ei@t uno bic ernfe @iene
{eine6 Snfels tetra9tete.
u@ewib", ermieoerte er. :z~
| ~0bo! 9M 8eipen f@eint iebr {@neQ
einie 3u 1ein!~ rief BET Sberf. Sim
! fad 1T Der Be9-iebr einfa@. altatt Of
i'd befoubere &uft babe, Jpn 3u betreten,
oarna9 fra9t Sbr ni@t."
| ,,llno es Meibt Dir pp9 ni@ts apeite,
dbria, meil Du 6uso nt@t tn @ti@e
lolen baflt!" tparf Meta Elm. l.
| sd baf nt9t Du tleinerBt tlofan9!
! rief ber Sbrfi >,Ber ptu MIDI binbern,
| 1penn t1 es tbue @er trd9t penn rit
I@1ulb, bab ct @aunern in bic 9dnpt
Hut2 Sc? Aber i9 mill es tbuA ni6l
neil Du MIR ben tlusen 9tatb erlbeil>
|ban> lcnbern weil i'd ibm ben Nufemball
bier utdt peretrben miu, benn leia Bate,
tpdree Elm unansenebmeS @e19t aat1en,
| >renn er jebt eie@el9i@te erfdbre. Mbe.
nun lei auf Detner .6ut uno lag Did
| |ni9t gum 3pdtenMale purd lol&espib>
buben fangen-, faete Ct 3u 6u9o bin3u,
| .,&s 9iebt bier Gin ,tteoertrd9tt9es Weitn>
|pel Dor Dem nan ii@ in M@t ueba'en
mueT
6uec ftredte deinem Snfel banfenb BIZ
5ano ent9e9en.
v2aB nur-4ae nur!" pra1 bte|e,
ben Dant ablebnenb unb fi9te 19erxnt
binsu: ~Baa i@ Dir 9ebe> perpe i'd
Wleta an ibrem Eal@en9elre ob3ieben!" !"
Meta war oor Sabren lan9ere3eit aul
bem @ute son 5ugos @ater gum Beiudt
9ewelen. DamalS ,par iie nod etn&inp,
Elm itermdtbis toue8 Mdeden eemelen.
/ tpel6e6 mit6u9u man6en III luftisenStreid
au89efQbrt bate. 5u9p6 @rinneruno
bate pas 8ilo oes pier3ebnjdbri9en
9enS bewabrt, er mar eebbalb iiberrai9t
el6 Meta Jpn pl6blid, CUR pollen 8liite
eatfaltet, ent9e9en trat. Ginen Nu9cnz
bid lang par er ibr 9sseniber tefan9en,
|faum bate er inoeb be1nerft, cab nod eir
gutter Ebeil res frlberen uebermutbeS III
|ibr fedte, 70 mar aud leiue Befan9enbei1
|oe11punoen unb l9neu erneuten Beict
Die alte Greunpf&aft. " .>:~'.. =
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N,.1,t1l,cr SIS.

bab i6 NIT ibm ni9t sulammentrefen
mag, ent9e9nete W{arie.
,l1no &pebbalb ntdt?"
SD CLAUDE, D>t fannit Dir Die 9lnt=
mort ouf 0eine 6rase leltit a'n 8eiten
9eben."
SD femme feinen @runp, Der DID Su=
ridbalten fSnnte. Meier 1T Elm bib
1ber Mann unc Yeroient ntel @elo."
~Dur6 fall9es spiel" felWar{e elm,
u5ot Ct nt@t erit 9efern pteper 9ebplfen,
einem freu1oen jun9en 5errn aleS @elo
obsunebmen
sic blifte bci pielen 9Sc,ten tbren
Bruber prufenc an. Dieter lpran9 bez
trpfen auf.
~Wpber peiGt Du pie5 GU fraete II
baitis.
v6ies fam Dir slei9siltig letuL" entz
aesnete Marte, voab i'd es 1peib> bait Dn
9eb5rt."
SD mill es rpi0en! Spria" rief
@upin befti9.
,,llnb i9 ,peroe IS Dir ni9t iaeen!"
uDu miuit ni6t!" rief @ubin ;orz
niA inpem er auf feline S@wefer tu=
lpran9 uno reren Mrm erfabte. uSprt9!
Sprt9"
Seine @tin1me bebte Dor 9lufreqund-.
Tur9tlps blifte ibn baS MGbden an.
I'm tbren Wfunp sudte etn nerd@tli9es.
2d@eln.
v2ab meinNrm lps~, fpru@ jie. ~Du.
treibt re&t pobL rab On mei1,en @illen
ni&t tre.ben tannR. @e,fu9e es uno
i6 >pcrce nod beute bic Namett ::Vsrjsni<:
gen. wel6e 9eitern in benz @einfeller 81
1pielt baben, Der pplt;et arsei9en!w
@uoin bielt ibren Mrm nod INNER
felt umfabt. Die 2ippen bate ct auf
einanoer 8eprebt ben 8lid auf ltine
S@wener Sert@tet. Gr ,pubte, oa6 er
ibren sHillen ni6t bre@en fonnte, pas er~
bttterte ibn.. @ewaltiam fdmpfte er ieiz
men Corn nieber.
v5aba! 3eiee ie bei Der pplisei an !"
rief er. ~QSa6 9ebt eS mid an! &annt
Du abcr aud, teweiien pab fal19 9ez
lptelt 1T? 3ei9: e5 an ,nb ertparte pann,
wclder 2u1n Dir rafir pirbw w
~ Grfrerlieb> buitig pus 3tmmer. .sz.
Ginen Ausentlid lang blidte Marie
ibm na9> Damn nabm fie ibr Ndb;eua
wieoer auf unp arbeitete feibia tpeiter:
Sbre @eranfen be9lciteten ben S5ortoez
9an9enen unp untpiQfiirli9 itieaen il,
ibrer Grinneruns bic 3eiten auf tpel9e
fie NIT i1rem 8ruper suiammett im @az
terbaule Serlebt batte. @S tparen fit fie
9lldli@e> iur9lrie Sabre 9etpelen.
Sbr &ater par eia nieperer 8eamter
0eweieu. Seiu 9erin9er @ebalt batte
ipar faum aussereidt, feline Tamilie ~
ernabren> pennod batten fe ylptb ,,ie
tennen 9elernt. e}br @ater Elm duberft
re@t14affener unp etpi0enbafter Mann>
bate, ii& ielbit faum raS 9erinofe Ser
9nG8en 9e91nnt allies tra8 er Yeroiente.
iparte ct fit feline Gamilie. Sn tbr fanb
ct ietn eanse5 2ebens9lud, ibretpeaen
beoauerte er> cab er ni9t me6r Ser=
otente, bab er feline before Stellun9 ei,=
nabm.
@ae ibm tnoeb pa6 @el9id yerlaate,
cas iollte ooppelt uno preifa9 1einem
Sobne gu 9beit merpen, an Dem 1eiu5er
NIT sanier 2tebe bin9. DeS &naben
Gabisfeiten waren iein @tols uno er,ped<
ten 9olpene 5offnnn9en in ibm. Gid
ielbit entSr9 er oa6 Notbpenoiene, nur
Inn ben &naben bur@ ti@tise 9ebrer UNI
terri9ten Su lal1en. Mlbert6 gu It aum
9(rbeiten entiprad leiper ni9t Ieinen
Gabistetten, er lernte let9t ipisleno, allein
faon feline 2ebrer flasten bab er ielten
lernte* Der ein3i9e @or>purf BET ieinen
Nater traf war Der, bab er ni9t frena
9enu9 mar paB er i'm ni9t bel ltrafen
fonnte. -. ~,e
Gortitbuns aui ber 2. @stte.)
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@iue alte 0e(btbte-


@iue uite @e(btbte-
SD {&ieb an einem @epten,bertae
gpn n,einer 5eimatb. ber lteber,
Du i'd ber Susenb Trauu, oerlebt,
Son benz aur Grinn'runs eebliebeu.
@o mubt' ib AUDI f@stbsn bonn 2teb9en 1seir
@ie 0elubte mir 2iebe unb 1reue.
11nb i'd? SD slaubte ber liebli9en M'aie
l1nb flblte ber Grennune &eue.
,,@p leb' benn tpcbl, bu mein bersieeS Rtnb,
gDir trennsn unS ia nibt fit INNER;
Sb Meere unb Qanber unS 19eibeu aud,
Die 5erlen trennen (i& nimmtr"
Drum peine bir ni9t bic Meu9eleiu aus.
Die 5pffnune- balt uns uHsi9lune'n!
l1nb penn idb tpisber ,ur 9eiuatb fcmm',
Damn mirb bir bas grautlteb eeluneen,"
SD rib mid BON ibr unb itlr3te fort,
Gs nubtt nun einn.al 8e(@eben,
1lnb als teb mid babe umsemanet
@ar bic 5eimatb ni@t mebr ~ febsn.
@p etns es fort-iiber Berg unb Sbal
Dur9 Gluren, Ditien unb Gelbsr,-
SD fab Der @Ilfer unb 2anper Sitl,
Do9 int Snnern warb % mir talter.
Sd flblte serlaftn I'M fremben Qanb,
Mt9ts fab' i'd als fttnabe @eealten,
DIR Meni&sn 9ab, Neib, eas unh Grue
8eRimmte ibr Ibun unb @altet.
Ni9t lanser ale TN Sabr bielt es aus.-
Gum 2ieb@en mubte t& ellen,
gu lit, bic 70 beftte beim Mtf9iee 8eneint;
Sd tonnte ni@t lanser n,ebr petlen.
Sp tam i9 besliidt in Der 6etmatb an,
Bet ibr bic mir Greue Ssi@wertn---
Dp@ bate Fe leioer i&un eiuen Mann,
S92!-traBte mid bintsr ben Obren!
Trtebria Mdermann.
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Resolueio ms or Thanks.

At regular meeting OF the Palmetto En-
gine Company. Of Columbia, s. c., held on the
9Th Of May, the following resolutions we've
adopted. They were Communicated to Chief
Nathan few da! ago:
Resoloed, unanimously, That we. the officers
and members OF the Pal netto Fire Engine
Company of Columbia, declare our inability to
adequately express the grateful sentiments
which we feel, and profound appreciation which
we have of the kindness, courtesy and munlf3-
cent hospitality so generously and gracefully
extended to us by our brethern OF .'The WASH
ington Fire Engine Company" and Of the en-
tire Sire Department Of Charleston, during
our recent visit to the 'sCity by the Sea. -
Resoiued. That we congratulate the "Oepart-
ment" in stiil having as the presiding element
Of it's organization. "Chief" 80 eminently
qualified 70 represent its interest ahd welfare,
as well as the lospitable spirit for which the
Department has always been 80 justly renown-
ed and SO sumptuously manifested on the ocea-
sion Of our recent visit; and to whom We ten.
der our warmest thanks for his grateful cour-
tesy to us. ID
Resoloed, That the secretary be instructed
to communicate this feeble expression Of our
feelings, aad acknowledgment of our thanks.
to ''The Washington Fire Engine Company, -
"The Fire Department of Charleston" and to
Chief Nathan. 34
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& NOTABLE WEDDIya.-The New York Ex-
press Of last Tuesday evening says:
This afternoon, Mt O'Clock, wedding of pc
culiar interest was celebrated at Calvary
Church. The parties united were MISS Cleni-
ent Willett, granddaughter Of Colonel Willett.
noted as the defender Of Fort Stanwix during
sell, of Charleston, s. G., member OF one OF
the first families in the Palmetto State. Rev.
DR.. Morgan Off ,iated. The organist. Mr. Mo
Sensha Wnt piayed selections from Beethoven
the audience were waiting, and the Wedding
march as the bridal pair were leaving the
ohu ch. The bride was elaborately dressed in
satin, trimmed with point lace, with q beauti-
full veil, wreath and bouquet. At the concli,-
sion OF the ceremony o reception was held at
the brides residence in Gramercy Park, which
was largely attended. Among other persons
present, were James w. Gerard, Esq, the
we'll known lawyer and philanthropist, Miss
HAYWARD, Miss. Annie Ward, Mr.. and Mrs
Brice Smith, and, other fashionable notable
tiles.
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TIE STATE CouRT-IN THE GENERAL SEs-
sIoNs-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER, PRESIDING
The following cases were disposed of:
The State vs.. Edward Pinckney-Assault
with intent to kill. r. w. Seymour, Esq, for
the defence. The prisoner plead guilty of as
sault and battery.
The State ve. Peter G. Alston-Petty larceny.
Guilty.
The State VS.. George Cudworth, Solomon g.
Cudworth and Francls Nelson Grand larceny.
r. w. Seymour and John A. Moroso, Esqs., for
the defence. The jury returned o verdict OF
guilty as to George Cuthbert and Nelson, and
aoquitted Solomon Cuthbert.
The State VS.. Peter Grant-Larceny. r. W..
Seymour for the defence. The court was oc-
cupied up to the hour OF adjournment In hear
ing this case.
The grand jury made the following returns:
The State vs. Isaac Fuller-Burglary and
larceny. True bill.
The State vs. r. Jonss-Larceny. No bill.
The State VS.. j. Iebnson-Larceny. True
bill.
The State vs. P. Johnson--Assault and bat.
terry and highway robbery. True bill.
The State vs.. Fl. Maxwell-Larceny. True
bill.
The State VS.. +. Jenklns--Larceny and re.
ceiving stolen goods. No hill. l.
The State vs. John sse-Larceny o,
notes. No bill. rf
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

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which is about twice as large as that Of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
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For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
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to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
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and warehouses wanted or to lot, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE u AND 10. - Charles
ton Hotes.-W. ). O'Brien, Augusta; j. A. He'd
den, Georgia; D. H. Morris, North Carolina;
M. F. Plant, Augusta; 8. N. Aspinwall, r. Rose
bank, 0. E. Dorman. New York; T. L. Henry,
North Carolina; T. ). Middleton, Baltimore; w.
b. Gathright, Rev York; T. @. Abbott, North
Carolina; Mrs. 8. f. Bronson and maid, Miss
Paul, st. Augustine James Mont yomery,
Greenville; VIM. Reed and~wifs, New York; @.
e. Harte, wife, nurse and two children. Miss
Chestnut. Mrs. Bartlett, r. p. Smith and lady.
Miss ID. J. Smith, Miss Douglass and sister,
Florida; MIR. Rhett, City; r. A. Connor. South
Carolina; J. O. Dutch, "On the Wings" John b.
Steele, City; VIM. Bird, Savannah; r.. =. Mo.
Msher, 9. T. Pomeroy. A. d. Burweli, Carl
Wernicke, Carl Ugiig, New York; M. e. Doug
lass. A. O. Douglass, Scotland; b. Trimbly. Jr..
New York; 81. Mrspky. City; John A.. Bowie.
Rome, Ga; b. 8. McCsughrin, South Carolina.
Paoiion Hotel. Geo. II. Wallington, Penn-
sylvan.a; w. II. Lane, Columbia and South
Carolina Railroad !; ii. G. Street, City BeDj.
Windle, Philsdelphis; p. b. Kager. ;. w. PAIL
lips, J. Bennett, w. Borrien Greene, w. ID.
Wenthworsh, New York O. Bayiey, Illinois;
u. b. Croweu, e. Eparhawk ,steanship Magno (.
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w. H. Dluyter, New York (: A. Morgan, GsorRe-
town; L. r, Matthew's, w. M. Gresnss r. III. ID.
Ghnlsr, HSuth Csroains ; o. ". oransy, Thes.
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PER YARD.
large assortment of French Corsets, from rs
cents up.
Fine choice collection of Grape Maretz only 80
cents.
French Figured cambrics, at rs cents per yard.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO A LARGE LOT
OF
Colored Muslins, Grenadines Berages, &c. at very
low prices; swiss Musns, Cambrics and Brillinnts,
from 20 cents up $50 dozen oweIs, from 12z cents
up; lot Of Ladies' Lisle threat Undervests at
rs cents; full line of Ladies' and Gents' English
and German Hos cry. from 1a6 cents up; A great
variety Of LADIES' and Cb,ldrens fine style Parasols.
from 10 cents up; Table Damask and Linen Diapers
and Doylies at very reasonable prices; very large
assortment Of Ladies' Gen.'s and Childrene Lisie
Thread Gloves; Bobinets for Paviions so cents
cheaper than anywhere else; Ladies' Hoop Skirts
from 40 cents up; Straw Goods Of all descriptions
worry cheap; lot of Photographic Albums only rs
conts piece: nice assortment Of Rtbbons, Trim
minRs &C.. at moderate prices; 400 dozen Ladies'
Ii zen Handkerchitfs, from 10 cents up.
Cau and examine our stock. Great inducements
are offered at
FUECHGOrT & BRO,
No. 437 King-street corner of calhoun.
An exclusive department for Boots. Shoes, Hats
and Trunks whlch able to sell 20 cents cheap.
or than any other hou'e 3nos May
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GENERAL O'NE1L's LEoTuRR To-N1aH1
will. in all probability. be numerous'y attend.
ed. The theme is one upon which every Irish
man delights to dilate: Ireland the Pioneer Of
Civilization and Christianity in Western Eu.
rope; Ireland the Home OF Genius and the Pat
roness OF Merit; Her Physical and Moral Beau
ties; Her Trials and Her Wrongs. These are
broad subjects and will be we'll handled. We
predict an enthusiastic gathering.
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sHEKIFR,s SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry wrts Of Fieri Facas to me di
rected and delivered, will be cold ON MON, AY
and TUESDAY,. the 9Th and 9Th days OF July next,
at the northeast OF the Courthouse betwe en-
the hours of IL O'clock A. NJ. and 3o'clook P. M,
All the right title and l. terest of the defendants
hereinafter specified in the following PROP
ERTY:
A FARM containing one acre. more or Ioss with
tne the. Buildings thereon. situate on Romney street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of wm.
Schneider at the suit Of August Herne.
ALSO.
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on. on the northwest corner of SIres aud Line
street tbirty-fve feet; same on back line and in
depth eighty-sx feet. Bounded vest on lands TO :
merly OF John Charlton; north on lands formerly of
Francls Sires; east on Sires-street. and south on
Levied on and to be sold the property of Nicho-
las Hollings at the suit Of A. F. Carstens 4 Go.
All that 10 OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on situate on the west side of Middle-street, be-
.weon calhoun and Minority streets. Measuring ID
feet in front on Middle street by 100 feet in depth
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Ber-
nara Cony at the suit OF mary {. Brown and others.
All that LOT OF LAND, H5'V with tho Baadines there
on. situate on the east side OF Meeting. street. be.
tween Line and Columbus streets Measuring in
front on Meetingstreet As feet by 200 in depth,
Levied on and to be sold tAt property of H. R.
Stafford at the suit of P. Cory. !
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with hc Buildings there.
on situate on the west side of 81, Philip-stre two
doors south of Line-street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Mar
garet CRIMINAL at the suit OF Josiah p Hughes.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on, situate on the west side OF C .cs co. ~
suring In front Church-str,e ct 50 frc y T.. uei
in depth, more or less.
Levied on and to be sold as III =. i
F. Preston at the suit OF Pat. Rel
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND with IL l.,., din re.
on, situate OH tho east side of Hauoy
OF COlum bus-street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of John
Schmidt at the suit OF Berjamin Felomann.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing 5C2 sores,
moro or less, situate in the Parish OF st. james
Goose Creek, about two and half miles from Lad
sons Ro ID, west side.
Levied aud to be sold as the property of ". B.
McKewn ut the suit Of John N. I Iden mn & CO.
All that TRACT OF LAND containing 372 acres,
more or less. situate in the Pal ish of It. james
Goose Creek, between Pigeon Pond ond Deans
Swamp, TO merly belonging Stoutemeier.
Levied on aid to DC sold the property of Nelson
Grocmes ut the suit of Charles a. Clarke.
ALSO.
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing 22e acres.
more or less, situate IN Groomesvllle, St James
Goose Creek, about one and half miles from straw
berry Depot. Northeastern Railroad.
Levied on and to be sold the property of Benja-
min Connelly, Executor Of John Donnel!y deceased,
| at the suit of William Harvey, Administrator.
Terms cash. E. W. NJ. MACKEY.
June IL ma SOC.
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The STATE AUDITOR. we learn, has issued a
circular instructing Co anty Auditors not to fur
nish township selectmen lists Of property IN
their respective townships. Inasmuch as the
County Commissioners are allowed to. and
probably viii assess tax of three mills on the
dollar, he decides that no further tax can be
levied, the said three mills on the dollar being
the utmost tax allowed by law for ali county
purposes.
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FaEEDMEN's SCHOOL BUILDING IN CHARLES
ton.-<feneral Howard has succeeded, it is un-
Jerstood, in obtaining release from the
Secretary of the Treasury nntil the neces-
cary funds shall be raised to complete the
payment for the Marine Hospital at Charles
ton. purchased by Rev. Mr.. Porter for freed.
mems school.
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MERCANTILE PRNT1Na.-An kinds Of mer-
camille printing, such as circulars, letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c., for count
ing-rooms and Offices. promptly executed in
the neatest style aud at the lowest rates for
cash, ut TIE News JOB OFFICE. No. 149 East
Bay.