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THEY WHO ARE RICH.

Are they who mind their own business. Find a hap
py man or woman and the aMairs Of another trouble
them but little Il is none Of your business if the
minister kisses one Of the sisters ono Of the ss
tors thus flutes the minister 1t cannot efaat you
when man you know calls on o girl you don't know,
or one you do. What If ther is kissing behind the
door. in tuonels and when the night Is dark at the
vestibue Of the "hurch. ever the gate. Would
you not do the thing the chance was offered
..~s~3
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ONE O'CLOCK,

What charms he find in that foul-scented
room by that dusty table cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filling himself with poison tainting his
breath running his mind, undermining his constitu u
ton. planting seeds of disease. SOU ,ndering his
money. clouded with smoke tired with excitement.
Is this happiness is this life Ic this missionP
Oh am go tired. do co r c home.
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EARLY VEaETABLEs.-T season for, ship
ping vegetables from Charleston to the North has
Just begun, AMI if our farmers have been wise and
nave planted largely for the Northern market they
van pocket handsome amount OF money during
the noxt two or tbree months. The first shipment
OF green peas raised in the vicinity of Charleston
was made yesterday by Mr.. Wili,m Hunt. on the
steamship charleston for New York We are in
formed that this is the first shipment OF the kind
made In March for number of years.
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The Now Steam Fire Engine or tho
Eagle Fire Company.

EAGLE HALL, March 80. 1882
At an extra meeting Of the eagle Fire En-
gine Company convened this evening" the accom-.
panying resolution was unanimously passed:
Resolued. That the cordial ihauks OF this COMPANY
De unanimously tender ID to Mr.. L. Button and his
emctent englneer, Mr.. w. H. Hardey, for tho me-
chanioal ek'n displayed in furnishing us with
steam engine so perfect In every respect.
Extract from the minutes
ARTHUR NJ. COHEN Secretary.
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The THEATRE.-The number Of delays in
opening the tn ate have been discouraging to all
concerned. The failure Of Mr.. Templeton's troupe
to perform last night was oocasoned by the general
sea.sckness of the actresses. the result of storm
at sea. which they experienced on their voyage
New York. They had rehearsal yesterday after
noon. however. and MIR. Teppleton announces that
they will perform this evening. =
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THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Com
MRRoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business hous es wish
ing to subscribe for specified number Of copies
containing their cards. should leave their orders at
our counting room to-day. All orders for ten copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and
half oents per copy.
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EXAMINATION OF THE HIGH SoHooL.-The
interesting exercises ofthe High school
were concluded yes 'erday, by the examina ion of
Mr. " G. Dibble's department. The sch GLARS show
ed high efficiency. the result Of the inteieent and
we'll directed instructions Of this excellent teacher
Mr. Feugas examined the French class, and diyersi
ned the entertainment by several interesting and
humorous addresses in that language.
Addresses were delivered by the following boys,
all of whom did themselves and their tescher
credit Walter Whitehead. W. B. Chisolm, p. q.
Desaussure. Arthur Rose, George Hunter, and The.
odcre Jervey.
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LAND Fur SALE.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the first MONDAY
IN April. ut IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at Barnwell Court
house, in South Carolina.
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE ACRES
OF LAND, more or less. belonging to the Estate of
Mrs. elizabeth Pasoalts deceased. This tract lies
within about quarter Of q mile Cf the outh Caro-
lima Railroad. one and gu rter Of mile from
Johnson's Turnout, and about six and u half miles
from the Town o. Aiken 1t is adjlce TO lands of
John 9. Wade. LOUIS NJ Coxetter aud others and Is
mostly covered wi wood and timter It will be
sold by direction OF the will of Mrs. Pascalis and
TO close her estate.
Terms cash. JAMES j. McCARTER
april txecutor.
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WE CALL attention to the advertisement OF
Jno Comnins. No. 131 MeetinRstreet, nearly oppo-
site the market, whore he offers United States Gov
ernment Mcclellan saddles and harness. little used
as ore quarter their cost 1t is certainly worth the
of al engaged in agricultural pursuits
10 eau ana examine them th3 March as
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Dtantation Ditters.
WHAT BRICK PUMEROY DID WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE

Eight O'Clock. and he is not here yet How
drenry this little room docs seem, and 80 lone
some len O'Clock How wish he would come
1t is 30 lonely here with tho children asleep Onoe
he loved to stay with me, but now, alas I Twelve
O'clock and am tired, cannot sleepi My
heart aches and grows sad I am growing old, per-
haps. May be my face is not fair once, but my
heart is as warm. though 1t is often sad.
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ST WENT no TEE LAND OF STEADY HABITS .

WENT 10 THE LAND OF STEADY HABTTs."
wanted to hand several "bricks" down to DOS.
ter1ty. and was told by father that with New Eng
'and girl tor wtte could raase moro children grow
moro onions, s6in more eels, sing more psalms
I'm w more OF what was going en- in the netghbor.
hood. hear moro scandal sleep less nights have
more relatives eat more beans. love myself and hate
others more. and ges moro out OF u doliR ehap anx
other sort OF woman IN this happy county socalled
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LIE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE. The Board
OF Directors of the South Carolina Institute meet
this evening" at O'Clock. at No. 2S Broad-street as
we learn, to consider proposal to build hail. by
number OF business men and ,ntlemen, on the lot
where the old theatre stood. Meeting street and
winch Is owned by the Institute. Such hall, as it
1s presumed will be erected from this movement
will not only be ornament to that part Of the citv
but for operatio and other public exhibitions. has
become necessity to our community. 1t will. II
undertaken. be managed by gentlemen Of honor.
position and experience.
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''Do YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
mo darling, have labored enough to-day. Why
phould flee from home. from happiness. from thee2
Life is full short to love- too short to squander.
love the phot ,Rraph of my heart too well. No dar-
ling my heart is here; here let me keep it company"
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IELFGRAPHIo FREE LUNoH.-The gentle
manly and obliging managers and operators o. the
Western Union Telegraph Company will ACCEPT the
thanks OF The NEWS for their invitation to tho co..
iaon to be given by them at eleven O'Clock to-day TO
their friends the patrons of the lne to celebrate
their removal into the new Office
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APPLEToN's JoURNAL.-We have received the
nrst number of this new weekly journal, which is
intended to be devoted to popular current literature
the great interests of society," Of popular science ana
OF aft In the frat number we have the opening
chapters of Victor Hugo's new romance, L.homme
gus ri and several aruoles upon special SUBJECTS.
The Journal is published weekly at "a per annum
by D, Appleton & Co., New YORK, and If we may
judge by the modesty of Its promises the neatness
OF Its appearance and the high position of the Arm
whose name it bears. Appleten's journal will take
front place In the ranks Of periodical literature
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AND HE HAD a rEmAnE oH11p.

AND HE HAD a FENALE CHILD,
Whose name was Hesa Brightwater and who was
twenty.nine years old; who wore red stockings red
saxtesa, metal tipped shoes. green spectacss, and
the pretiest red hair the world ever 60 eyes on or
into. Hexa. q true New England gal chewed wsds of
pine gum. and sweetened her broth with onions.
Hexa wasn't 30 much handsomar than o don as to
make tho but she was Intelligent fact. in.
tohgence was her BEST hold but one; she was great
on making baby garments. and had her trunks full.
packec away, that sbe might be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew Nigh as she trusted would
frOm year to year.
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CHARLESTON RrFLEMEN ENrE EaTA1NMENr.-
The Promenade Concert and Gift Entertainment OF
the Charleston Riaemen Society. inangurated for
the purpose OF supplying the charity fund of the
societys exchequer. was opened last evening at the
South Carolina Hall. Meetng-street. The ball is
plain but tastefuly decorated with evergreens and
white flowers. The grand gilt tabo greets the visit
ors as they enter the door, and is laden with many
rare and pretty articles. The refreshment table to
the left is full Of The good things Of this hfe and
presents tempting appearance The Eutaw Band
discourses delightful music and enables tho ladies
and gentlemen gathered to thread the may dance to
their hearts content. ,4
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Positive Sale.
BY II. Nj. CATER.

VIII be sold THIS DAY. on Browns Wharf, at three
quarters past 8 O'Clock,
20 hrkins and tubs BUTTER-all grades
as tubs Lard
so barrels Flour
10 boxes Choice G. r. Sides
toxes Choice Bellies
Lot Rockingham Ware
Conditions cash. Anri,1
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,

BY virtue Of order of sae to 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, at the Old
Postofhce. Charleston, 8. G., on TUESDAY. Aprn
6, 1869 t IL O'Clock, A. M.
All that LOT OF LAND, with Buildings thereon, In
the City of Charleston, State afor-sa situated and
being on spring street. south side rs No 81,
near RutledRe Avenue measuring tifty.fve 1861 feet
'front.' by one hundred and seventy.hve (175) feet
deep. be the came more less The House has
four square rooms, two attics dressing room and
ne as N is
ended. On the premises are a large cstern and
commodious outbuilolngs
Term-One-ha half cash in gold and the remaining
one half on credit Of year; purchaser to give
bono for such credit portion. bearing interest from
day OF sale, and payable In gold. secu ed by mort
gaye of the premises with covenant for insurance
and assignment Of policy and for resale case of
breach Of condition of bond and to pay for papers
and stamps G.. HERBERr Sass
Assignee of Evans & Oogswell.
March l8 Mh18 20 al, as a, 30 Ap1,9,6
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ARE YOU DYsPEPTIC,

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited, weak. are you
sick and don't know what ails you; then try Planta
ton Bitters and our word for it, it will cure you
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PLANTATION B.rrsRs.

is made from pure ct. Croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark nnown the world over for it's curative proper.
tes). and viii fortify the systm against disease.
caused by change OF water and diet. Ifyou are in.
elined to dyspepsia. try IT, If you have the oh,lls
and fever or any kiudred disease. by all means take
Plantation Bisters hey are sold by all drugsists
Of repute.
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PLANTATION BrTrERs

Are always pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and invigoraung, and are Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be eycel,ed.
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Railroads.
sOUTHa CAROLINA IsAlLROAl

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
AwslssMEsssAN.
! 80
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, oFFvUE,
-, CHAnLEgToN :. @. Februa 10. 1859
he PAssxNaEs TRAINS oi the soa,s 1saa a1o
lns Railroad will run q. fo,lows
FOB AUGUSTA.
Loavo Charleston. =. .. ...... ......0.8O A. N
arrive AZ augusta. $40 p M
Connecting with trans for Mont .onery, Memphis
saashviile and New Orleans, via Montgomery anc
FOB COLUMBIA.
leave Cnarleston. ............aro IA.
connsotins With Wilmington ana Mancnester H. 4
-I.1 j F0n CHARLESTON.
L6avo augusta .....s.................8.OO A. M
leave co,nnan,s r. '..'.....s'nQ Z. 81
.aHo , CciuD Dia.... ....-..7 AB a. q
ADJUST. HIaHf ExPREss si;i;;s'0'O0 E ~
tsUNDAYs ExoEprED.,
Connecting with trains Tor Memphis, NashviI,
and faew Orleans wa Grand junction.
y eayo Augusta. 4.10 p. ~
1870 f 1oLTMsis aidai IxpaIss. .A'0o = A
isUSDAxs ExcrrrxDJ
Leave Charleston. sos p. M
arrive Of 0oinmo's. A. N
Coluspbis Railroad. - - - -
Lssvs oeism ois: s:;. p. "A.
'' MMEaviIiiiIiisa' iRxiN. $50 =. NJ
Leave ChAfieat0n- .x.......s..... a mn 7, y.
arrive e suma,arville. 40 r a.
esvs a.. a ~ a. M.
oAGDiEaii IsxNc;ai.. 1920 a =
Um Mona0Ss. Wedncsdays dnd SatardaSs.
AxEi.e at CaHden.. .g0c r. "a.
Asrivs d KiaaviiiIs. a.
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PLANTATION BITTERs.

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep on
it. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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A WINE GLASS FULL

or Plantation Bitters. taken three mes day. before
each meh, will make the fame of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence
For ladies 1t is an elegant and gentle simulan just
such as they require.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Pythagorean Flodge, at P. M.
Howard Lodge. at 8P. M.
Medical SOCIETY Of South Carolina, at p. M.
Homestead Building and Loan Association, at 8
p. M.
Young America Fire Company. at P. Nj.
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opening o0te oT me Season Of Boots, Shoes and
Hats
BY MILES DRAKE.
TOMORROW. the I'd instant will sell at my Store
corner of Klny and Liberty streets
15O CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, expressly selected
for the southern market.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Cases Mems elf, Kip and Buff Peg sol BOOTS
Cases Meus Calf AMI Butt Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Peg Soled Brooans
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Peg >oed Balmorals
Gases Mems Calf Slippers and Maakofs
Cases Boys and Youths Br ,gans and Ba'morals
Cases Ladies' serge Congress. silk Gorlng
Cases Ladies' Serge and Morocco Polish Hoots
Cases Ladies' Kid clippers and Buskins
Cases Women's Goat and Buff Peg Soled Balmorals,
to and toe
Cases Misses >erge Congress and Kid Polish Boots
Cases Childrens Goat Plain aud silver.Tip Bootees
sA1so,
90 cases $500 DOZEN Mems and Roy's Black Pearl,
br wn and Nutria. alpine, senator Comic Plan
ter's Young Anne lea and Kentucky Hats.
The above stock just received direct from Manu-
faoturers, to be sold their account without re-
seIVe. April
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BY JOHN q, MTLNOR & Cl)

DTy GOODS, Hosiery, ladies C2oaks, Fancy
Goods, DC.
BY A. I'll. ABRAHAMS e. SONS.
THIS DAY. the 1st April at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at our salesroom, No. 35 Hayue-street
Pieces DENNIS Pieces HICKORY ArRrpEs
Pieces Prints Pieces Tirk ~ ~
~ ~r.eces BIC sh,rt'ng Pieces l04 BID sheetlng
Pieces B'wn Homespun Dozen Hosiery
Variety of Fancy Goods &c. &C.
ALSO,
Lot CLOTHING, 70 Chars Q fine Mobair Arm
S-o-Ao 20, onu q Aaples' April
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No. 26 Marsh street.
w. Y. LElTCH 4 II. s. BRUINS.

Aucti0neers
viii be sold THIS DAY, the 1st April, at the Old
Postotfice at IL o'clock
That two-storv WOODEN DWELLING on the east
side OF Marsh-street third door from calhoun, con.
tainlng tour rooms; on the promises will found a
good cistern and kitchen. Lot measures thirty five
feet front by Que hundred and twenty feet iu depth
Ierms-One.half cash; balance in ono year with
stamps. April l
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Aaftion Sales.

No. 10 Marsh street.
w. Y. LEITCH & IL. :. BP MS,
Auctioncers
Will DO sold THIS DAY, the 1st April, at the Old
Posto11ice, at II o'clock
That desirable two and half story WOODEN
DWELLING. the W. g. side of Marsh street
known as No. %. Tho House contains four square
and Two attic rooms; gas throughout. ne kitchen
and cistern attached Lot 40 ieet front by
l9 In depth.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stamps. Hnril I
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REPokrERs' CRUMBs.-The city railway cars
will run one hour later tonight and henceforth until
discontinued.
The commencement ball Of the Charleston College
came off last evening at the Mills Bouse.
Professor Bond. the great wire walker, having
turned to Charleston, and secured permission will
perform his feats to-day, at the place and hour
before
The session of the Circuit Court of the United
States commences ON Monday next probably at the
Courthouse. 80"
M. q. Nathan. Esq, Chief OF the Fire Department.
is investigating the recent FIRE at No. $50
Measrs. Leit"h T. Bruins sold $4,000 worth of city
stock yesterday at sixty -four, and Gas Company
stock at twenty-five.
The detective ofice appurtenances will be remov-
ed to the guardhouse to-day.
At the promenade concert and gift entertainment
of the Charleston Rlfemen Society last evening" Dr.
r. Leroy, Of Augusta. drew q fine pair Of castors,
and sundry articles were won by others.
The examination Of the public schools of this city,
begins to-day at 8 A. M
To-day being all-fcols day, those who want to
avoid practical jokes had better "look wild.''
The overhauling just given the upper ward guard
house, adds materially to Its internal and exter-
nal appearance.
certain street in the upper wards has immor.
talized itself by triple contribution to human sta
hstcs.
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IN EQUITY.
w. Y. LETT I'll & Il. s. BRUINS,
AuOtiumeers
FAIR, Executor, vs. Zhayer, Administrator.
Pursuant to Decretal Order in this case will offer
at pnblic outcry, at ,he Oo Customhouse, on MON
DAY, the 9th Of april, at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOE OF LAND. with three story Brick
Dwell ing situate the south side OF Societystrect
measuring and containing front on Sociey.street A
feet and on the back line A feet and in depth on
or less. On the lot all the necessary build
idence.
Conditions-One.t third cash balance in one two
and tn credit portion to be secured by bond
and mortgage. bond draw ing interest ct the rate OF
per cent per annum. The purchaser will be reuulr-
ed to insure, and keep insured the during
the continuance Of the credit and assign policy
OF insurance, and will also be required to nav for
papers and the necessary s.amps.
E. w. M. MACKEY
March II II 25ap2,5 SO O.
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March 25
Drp GOODS, G!f.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS y
LOUIS COHEN & CO..
No. 249 King-street
BEG LEAVE TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF THE
PUBLIC TO THEIR VERY EXTENSIVE AND
WE'LL ASSORTED STOCK OF
Fresh and Fashionable Dry Goods,
JUST OPENING.
ooNs1sTIN OF:
DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS, SILKS
EMBRoIDERIEs, LAoEs, RIBBONS
NOTIONS. HOSIERY, GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFH, DAMAsKs
TOWELINGs, DIAPERS, IRISH LINENS
CALIOOEs, GlNaHAMs. aHIRrINGs
sHEETNGS AND PILLOW CASING. in
Bleached and Brown.
We invite especial attention to our large Stock OF
Dress Goods, Cloths and RmbrOi-
deries,
Which will be found very complete and reasonable.
call is respectfully solicited.
LOUIS COHEN &c 90.
No. a4s EkING-sTREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND HAsEL STREETS.
March 2 tuthslmo
SPRING 1869.
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
LORD g. TAYLOR
HAyIN.a MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO EXTEND
WHOLESALE BUSINESS,
would respectfully inform
OU II a II IL .BU Y E RS
that their stock during the coming season win bs |
LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE
than ever before and inspection Of It before pur.
chastng elsewhere is solicited.
Having their vn buyers in each Of the principal
Eu' opean markets. the, will b. able to maiRtaan the
long go aoshed reputation of the house for keeping
desirable sa1eabe goods of which, sleo, their long
experience as successi ret ers is ample guarantee
The several "epar m nts are. viz: SILKS, DE- csS |
GOtD>, OLO RSE sHAWLs, CLIO. X. UPHOL&-
TkRY, 1NkNn. WHITE GOODS. HOSIKtY and
GLOVES. LADIES' and CHILDREN'a UrFrr.
TING, In each Of whicn will be found goods eelect
ed especially to meet the demands of southern cus.
TONERS.
Samples of New Goods sent upon application.
LORD TAYLOR.
Nos. 266. 2b7, 2B9 28t Grand-street, new 1orK.
wHOEESALE wARER0ohzs:
Nos. 461 to A67 Broadway, On rance on 0rand-sA
March 1mo%
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s-- MANUFACTURERS OF.
p AyNK MIN s.
HEPATIC BlTTERS.

Which have estAbIfshed for Themselves rsputettcn
surpasssa by mona. s,,ia
Through constant effort snd estsntion no hores 10
raesia consaaasnos os sss puhsic pasrona9o which
has hiaherto esen extended 70 ham,
AcURaaxy ~ tuths1yr
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following were the
cases disposed Of yesterday at tho Mayors court:
) white child found yesterday astray in the mar
ket. was delivered 10 Its mother, Mrs. Meitzler.
Caspay and Lyons. for being under the iufu uence
of liquor in the street. Fined So
Washington Walker. colored, lying down drunk In
the street. Fined S5.
There was fsht In Broad street. near st. Mich.
ael's Church. yesterday. between augustus Deas and
and Joseph Gi7ens, colored. Givens was cut in the
head with brick, and finally both parties were ar
raated.
There was also 6ght Eear Lynch-street ycster.
day, between two colored boys. One OF them got
his eye injured In the fray, and both arrested
and put in the lookup ,,s
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FERsoNAL.-Among~ The numerous visitors
froln the North now sojournng Ia charleston, there
is no!,e ent.tsd to g warmer welcome at the hands
OF our citizens than DR. J. 8. Thorne. Ct Brooklyn
N. T.. VINO. accompanied by his two daug ar
rived an ths Manhattan on tuesday nig.t, and is
now staying 1T the charleston Hotel. Dr. Thorne Il
member Of one Of the oldes and best families In
the Empire Stte where he Hlls the s,tion OF pres-
dent Of the State Board OF Educat or. Being a een.
tlenan Of nasans has limo is largely devoted to the
good Of others. and especially Of those In distress
leading Democrat. he has given repeated and subj
stantas proofs Of bis sympathy and friendship tor
the South; and many seutherner In need has felt
tho benefit OF his ltberality and influence. Last
summer he collected and sent to the destitute OF our
city Considerable sum Of money, besides some
thirty casos OF clothing. We trust now that he hes
come among us. that he will have no cause to regret
his visit to community to which he has shown
himself no true fraend.