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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
G. D. TrimJ1ei Adm'r. eonplt,
John B. Henderson &C., dsft..

The parties in the above named cause wilt
lake notice that have fixed on the 18th day Of
January. 1870 at the clerks Office Of the circuit
court Of Upshur county. VIVA, TO execute the
order Of rciei-nce made at the October teriu;r
1868, of the circuit court Of Upshur county, in
said cause: Ist. To ascertain and report the ball
ance Of purchase money due Meylert & Brapnone
on the lard in the bill and proceedings mentions
cd. I'd. To ascertain the balance due on the
single bill executed by def John =. Henderson
TO iloft Joshua NJ Smith and assigned by said
Smith 10 U. D. !Ttimblc:: Sd. To ascertain what
amount was paid by said Tfimble 10 said Smith
for said single bill. 4th. To ascertain whether
there are any assets in this state, in tive hands
of tho administrator Of tho estate Of George n,
cameron and tho amount and character thereof
and aIy other matter deemed pertinent by tha
undersigned commissioner, or specially re-
qnired by the parties. Given under my liand,
as commissioner in chnnccry, this ed day Of
November, 1869. N. b. WAMSLEY, (!
decG.G Constr @. Gu. q.
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BIC HoSrISa.-From gentleman just
returned from the hunting grounds. on
Cheat and Allegheny, We learn that a
famous huntist living near Beverly, has
slaia sixteen bears within tho past twelve
days, and not!a very good time for bear
Hunting either. ~ III
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o. THE TnAcK.-Two officers .frdu
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, passed through Wcs,Jn
few days ago in pursuit of man why
had stolen two valuable horses from that
place, They found that he had crossed
the Ohio river at St. AIary's, and had fol.
lowed the smaller roads and by.pa.hs since
then. The fcrry-man 1T St Mary's told
them that few weeks ago he had taken
the same man across to Ohio, and that he
then had two horses with him, which it is
supposed lie Jlad stolen in in this State.
aud taken to Ohio and sold. A toll.ea,s
keeper in this County thinks be knows
the man-bclicving his llome to be in the
neighborhood Of Buckwheat. D.
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PnrslclAss!-If you wish to purchase
runE Ayp gSapuLrssArhD drugs. and 10
have yonr prescriptions accurately c"m-
pounded at all hours, pa.roniro Smith &
Dent A full supply Of Eclectic Medi-
cinc," constantly on hand.
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,OTux Docroas VS.. TIE SUPERVISORS.
communication from the doctors, which
arrived toe late, will appear next week.
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"lLlly DsuAks." Weston has glnti, d
recently III any daanti,y Of what our
Uncle Spiyins calls plain trunks. Just
the nure cu..cdncsy. breaking out. p.
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sn,ppiSa TAGS. Druggists labels and
blanks in No. rstylc, by Frysinger 4
Walters, Clarksbulg. tw {,
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DEEr arc said to 10 more plentiful this
winter than for many years past. Several
have beef, killed within short distance
ofGltnvillc.
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..fS ..r. t.i,-. f-.
4. G. .Noorc artsthc heirs
D. b. AoOre, deceased. --.

A. G.. Moore ardhcheirs ~
D. b. AoOe, deceased.
~ III chaaccry
TnE parties in The nlore.-named
T. cause, aud al others interested, will
,Aae notice that lirve fixed upon thu ll;h
day Of Junnary, 1870, a, my Office in Weston,
to execate tile order Of rcfcrcace catered in tic
aturr-named cause ut the NUytn,ht. term Vi TIE
circuit court for l.cwis cu,inty, 1863.
| am directed hy said order
F.ssr, 10 aptia. s,te anil settle The al
minist.a,ion account OF the complainant US ad-
nlinis.ratris Of the estate Of Dan d. Moore, de-
ecpscd, and report tie same.
= secoSpLY. 10 ascertain, state and report
any dchts, due or owing from snid Dau B..
Moore at the tine Of HE death, remaining ,in-
paid, ifuy, aud 10 whom the same are owing,
and whether the sane rany Of them exist al
liens upon The lands in the bill mentioned, aud
their dates aud piioritics. 49,
The taking u said accounts will be Continued
FROM day 10 day until completed.
81 NM DUNNlNGT0N, =
dec 1874. Muster Commissioner. :
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Lo,r! MONEY by not. buying your
drugs and medicinos,. paints and oils.
pcr!umcry and ,osps, paper and cnvcl-
opcs, school. books and states, Of Smislt &
Dent, -
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bn. N. - bland paid u. a visit few
days ago. lie reports all quiet on the
Little Kauawayllaw."
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WiuRpEe.'--.An alarm Of murder" a
fau night. ago was found to 10 the sor-
rowful wailings Of a "mourncr" Of the TO-
male persuasion, while on her why home
from The revival at the ". b. Church.
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VIZ learn that Nj. \. l.orr.t. Of Free
man,barg, j, suffering from severe at
tuck # pneumonia. 80 10 aaa g.
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Wlgr Cornr IIorss boasts Of a rat II
inches long. That's pretty good. tu. isn't
tho biggest rat iu tho S.s!e, not by no
means. There's tho editor Of tile Wells
burg Mrald. yon know.
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HOME AND .NEIGHBoRu00D

SroLoGY.-0wing to,a crush" Of ADJ
vor,ising, and in consequence of an attack
~ tneoeihes scritendi with which the yen-
:. .,,ble old cuss ID inflicted who does up the
SERIOUS page" Of this paper, much inter.
sting local matter is deferred until next
week. '".-
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Flesh Oy,lers a, Pat Cranes every.
Thursday evening Ilr sells tie best
oysters At Baltimore prices. For sale by
tie can or dish-caokcd or raw.
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For the best and purest of Drugs and
Medicines, go TO smith s Dents. Their
prices defy competition. -
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Sul1n 4 'DESr have JUS. received au
entirely new stock Of hooks. Stationery,
etc.. which they sell at cost prices. Now
il the time purchase School books for
your children. Call aud examine their
stock.
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RE7lREp,-Mr, Peter Dargan, our
wh'loms Knight Of tho Whip, has retired
from ac'iye life on the stage, and grace
fully handed over the "reeins Of govern.
menV to Mr, Dick Barrett. | !
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2 A c0py-teste:
N B. SQUIRES, Cleyk.

The parties arc hereby notified that shall, on
the 18th day Of January, 1870, at:thc Reeor-
der's Office Of Braxton County, proceed to exc,
cute the above order Of reference.
G. +. TAYLOR, Conf IN Chancery.
nov 99.4t
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ALL QuIEr.-From correspondent in
bra3ton We learn that the RAIDS arc tall
quiet and friendly" in that County.
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3 BtolTuhkErs.-,lr. Joshua Hardman,
oftki Greek, the other day brought into
tom So turkeys-averagiug Il pounds
elsh dressed. How'' that for ia. tuf-
key? sJ d .-.
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EpwAHDI has just received 3 nice lot Of
ho,niny, cheese aud crackers.
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Darn or AZ Aorpl.ADY.-Mrs. Sarah
Vincent, an old lady who died recently
At The residence Of lier. Phiness Cllides-
tor. 10 this County. lacked only few
in,nilis Of being 100 years old.
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CAssinALisric "A Mr.. Lewis Smith.
residing ct Cap I,uu, in this County, had
Lis hands badly chewcd up III an eneoun.
ter with some Wild hogs, GU the 3D. lust
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sStbpss nsArii.-Mrs. Adkins, MI old
widow lady residing oil hackers Greek,
in Til, County, died very suddenly on the
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,Ieyeu wan. all kind. Of eheup Grocer
les, Hardware, &C.. SO to Edwards.
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II. Ilars's portable iron.clad French
Burr Grit Mills lave proved to be tho
very best Touring mills 10 the country.
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STATE OF WEST NlRGI.;IA:
a T rules held in tho clerks office OF the cir
II cult court of Gilmer county, on the frs.
Monday in October, 1869. -
Northeastern Bamk Of
Hryiaia
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VIZ hear through tie medium Of I'-
lamc lsunor, that trojly loil preacher
wlioihas been operating ia tho vicinity
.. Bpssxlieat. ali,cohied a few days since,
carrying With him $3.50 Of tho missionary
fund. Bretllering. LEFT us pray!
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5000 A No. l Wheeling Slogies now
on hand a. Smith 4 Dents. Call in
Smokers aud purchase. .easr .
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ALL the finer kinds Of printing executed
By Frysingcr 6 Walters, Clsfksburs.
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.TrnKEr,.-Mt. n. II. West brought
to Weston tic cthcr dsy 10 turkeys
ave 'gihg 8 pounds each. dressed. h.
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ADJERTI,SE.UEWTS.

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE EANK OF WESTON.
R;estc.s, W. Va, Dec. 10, 1869. +
TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
l the Stockholders of this Bank, for the
clcc.iou Of Directors, &C., viii be held at the
Banking Hon.e on Tuesday, January 10th,
1910. Il. J.aleCASDLlSlI,
dec l3:tm q 90 e. Cashier.
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IsArts.--Analinc receipt. given away
1. Smith & Dents. Call and get ono.
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WAlkks.yilLr wauts to borrow a few
bssls from ilis ALLEY Canal Comrany-
the iloroughfares in that vicinity being
iuipassiblG to anything that eat't oat.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
Franklin MrueN. E1ecu-
tor Of LEXIS NazeeR, de- In ehancery.

: Us. 80
Thomas Joicc.
THoMAS JOlCE, III. defendant in the
above suit, in cllanccry pending in the cir
cult court OIL Lewis county, iu which !, as exec
utor Of Lewis Maxwell, deceased, am COM
plainnnt, will take notice that l will, on the
% I'll day Of December, 1860, at The clerks Of
Zee Of tile circni. court of poddrid-c co lnty,
proceed 10 take the dispositions Of William,
Maxwell and others to be read us evidence in
said cause aud il no, completed on tina. day,
they will be continued from day to day until
completed. ..-.......-. 49,. ~.
FRANKLIN MAXWELL,
nov cost Executor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRUG STORE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
ths citizens Of Weston and the surrounding
csunsrNlhat he has Just opened, aths old stand
on Main street, in Weston, an ent6aiy new
took Of. 4- r. !
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A cARb.--A clergyman, While residing n
IN South Anietie" As iaissiennrt, dirt'es.
q 8 safe and an, ;inrl' REMEDY ivr he etrr u
the Urinary aLd Seminal Organs. sld tie
whole train I'd orders brought on by iansful
aud vicious tabis. Gtct. number. Nave lt,s
cuad by III, be remedy. Prompted by u
d,iire TO tettthc ftiicisd and ehfo. uilste, !
| ii seq he iecitc FOR prePating and using
tlli. nell ise IL +. seliSd envelope, fIssef .
charge, ii auy wlu het,t. II. LII. y
Adde'S, JOSEPH T. iNNhN,
sttt - 'il.e flouis, S.t York CITY !
,s.f .p.l1tj'u - y st.;ia,-''
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NRDEs from country dealers aud Physician,
" solicited, and promptly attended 10.
SMITH h DENT.
Weston, July as,,t
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-. fs!Isi- 50
.I.i Sss a1ass'"a 40
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r ANDS FOR SALE Good Farming lands
IL partly in cultivation, and the balance in
woods, for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers, silua-
ted in Lewis county, on the .Stauiituh ind Tar.
kersburg Turnpike, miles from We. ton; and
in Calhoun county, on the It'll, knnawhs ritie7
and on tie like, near Grnntsyillc, Littial
terms; Apply 10 or uddress- < "a.
FREDERIC FGuSE. Agents for tie heirs Of
r. X. ronse, dsc'd NJ Erstins iai.nB
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iiEpoRTERs' CRUNBs.-The repairs mention
ell in The NEWS, some time ago, contemplated in
the Guardhouse, have been completed. The main
room is divided by partition, and the sergeants
Office has been rallied eff outside OF the Mayors
room, making it convenient and accessible. With
tnereneral doing up of the building the promises
present very improved appearance.
The spring weather Is drawing number OF visi-
tors to the battery which by the way needs some
pairs on The walk where the water settles after rain.
The divi.ion of the county into townships will
shortly begin, according to the maps lately before
the Legislature.
There was paper read before Council last even
ing, which is literary curiosity. 1t refers to hygi
enic matters.
The Promptitude Colored Fire Company paraded
yesterday the occasion of the anniversary, present
ing respectable appearance.
There is q gem Of picture at Russels, King
street, representing the Virgin and Child, done by
NJ Caradue, OF Aiken, s. c., which has elected the
most favorable criticism.
Mr.. John q. shuck, Of the Barnwell Journal. is al
the Pavilion Hotel.
Still another let of prisoners were sent of to the
penitentiary yesterday. The Jail is now nearly
empty, but was reinforced by four recruits yes
terday.
The City Registrars report for last week shows
total of only twelve deaths-fve whites and sever
blacxs.
R. NJ. Marshall Brother yesterday sold at auc
ton, twenty shares Union Bank stock at 50 o. and
ten shares at So so.
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HorEL ARRIVALS. MARCH 23.-LRdrleSton Ho-
tel-D NJ Burbom, B.ltimore; General NJ Eutler,
Edgehe!d; q Hickman. W Stevenson. l.
Pranty franklin, Aususta;J Sanders. kiSers-
ville Ca: WALL Jr, Elbert, Ga; james oreswell
Abbevllle; John C Calhoun aud wife. Samuel
Holmes and wife, Mrs Nichols, J Eggim IN, New
York; A Lilly, P Gerdy. Baltimore; Z Branhall'
" Humphreys. Lyman a3d servlnt, New YORK; {;
Brunson, Dariing on; W shatton aud wife. Chas
Ghmm. wife and daughters, New York; L Rags.
dale, D Haserl. Timmonsvile; Colonel james
Greer, e Gr'er. Dayton OHIO; A Miller. c
Acton and wife, Shepherd, John " Timpson,
Miss Mount Miss Harris, Miss Wesc"at New York;
G NJ Thew. Augusta; R I Lawtou and lady, Geor.
gia; E NJ Thompson, Jefferson, Ga; Scovl
Orangeburg.
Parii,on Hotel.-E " Sparhawk, steamship Mag
nolia John Donnells, NJ Nelson, Charlotte,
North Carolina; G shepherd, Lonsmire R T Var.
borough, Monticello Florida j 2 klkiu, Aston; G
~ Spoke. Webster, North Carolina L Clarke,
Iewisyile; Brisser. Manning ; ] Parker Ma
noleon. Ohio; Flcptinburg, " PlantinburE,
Canton, Illinois; Leckie, Jr., " W Blanchard, A
scdserson, Mrs Pritchard, Mrs Hcick, Wm Scott,
Augusta, Georgia; Denbow. Summertown; NJ
Bergen. New York; Tsaac Dunnipg. Bangor, Maine;
EW Davis Lake City Press /; J A Little. Wadesooro;
A Brock. Cheraw; l. W Walter, Tazewcli. Georgia;
IL Lowe, James Wallace. Buena Vista, Georgia;
WIG Short, Red Bone Georgia W. Maldron, Miss
] L Maldron, Miss ] Y Maldron, Miss EMaldron.
Sumter; J N johnson. 8 Bellinser, John shuck,
Rarnwell /; W P Mathews, Talbot, Georgia
Youneblood, Williston L q Pill. blackville.
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TIE BELL R1NaERs.-The Peak and Berger
families OF bell ringers have the greatest comoina-
ton cf musical attractions that has ever been
brought to Charleston. The bells, though beautiful
as we'll as wonderful, fern but small portion Of
their programme. The troupe consists of fourteen
performers. all Of whom play on the bells, and
eash of whom has seperate SPECIALITY. Their per-
fol mances on their harps cornets and violins must
beheard to be appreciated, and their vocal powers
are rare and charming their first performance
will be given at Hibeniap Hall tonight. Seats
should be secured early, the bell ringers always
draw crowded houses.
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e. CoRDRAY Co.'s SASH AND BLIND Fac
ToRY-This complete establishment. located ut No.
Prtchard- street. opposite j. F. Taylor T. Co. ex-
tcasive machine shops is constantly supplied with
sasne, glazed and unslazed. PANEL DOORS hot house
sashes, mouldings, &C.. which are also made in
highly vorEmanlike manner, and at reasonably
short notice. The proprietors are well known and
experienced me, e,hanics and are peculiarly skillful
in their line. Prompiness, energy and hrst.clnss
work are the characteristics Of their concern.
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JOB PRINTING AT TIE NEWS OFFICE.
the accommodation of our friends and the public,
we have just established, in connection with our
business, a Job Printing Office, where we are now
prepared to execute all kinds Of job printing with
cheapness, accuracy and dispatch. This department
of our Office is in charge of accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers, and our friends who
favor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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TIE SCHOONER MoNTResE.-This fine
schocuer, which came into this port some time since
In distressed condition, bound with cargo Of
molasses from New Orleans for New York, after un-
dergoing complete repairs aud taking on board her
cargo was cleared yesterday by her agents. Messrs
J. A. Enslew Co., for her port Of destination. The
Nontrose now presents fine appearance, and re-
fleets much credit upon those who had hand In
fitting her up. Captain Kuudson should be much
pleased with his tidy craft, and we wish him a
speedy and prosperous voyage.
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lAcEs AND EMBRoIDERlEs.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS
in all the novelties of the season. We beg to call
special attention 10 our EDeISd and INsERTINGs,
vhich are Cheap and Of the newest designs. Are
also showing coed variety in REAL THREAD LACE,
Real Vslenriannes Lace, Real cluny Lace; full va.
riety OF Imitation Laces, at very low prices.
We beg TO call special attention to JOB lot Of La
dies trimmed Collars at 70 cents, very cneap.
CLOTHS we have had this year. of the most desira-
bic qualities for family and ct the lowest prices
We have marked our entire stock at the LOWEST
FIGURES, and assure all our patrons OF bargains IN
The lao;es are spec 'nlly invited to call and e1-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. Nj. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at
ouarterpast 10 O'Clock front their office, Broad
street, horses, mules, &c. ,.,,
LErToH BRUINS will sail at balf-past ~ O'CLOCK
at No So Queen-sreet. furniture Of family. :. 81,
W1LIAm MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, IN ms
sa1esroono- Meet1ne street oatmeal, furniture, &c
G.. McBRIoE SarTH will sell at 10 O'CLOCK IN
his saleroom, Rroad-s,rset horses, vehicles &c
A. O. MoGIILIvRAY will sel, at IL o'clocs, at No'
] FRIsHn NATHEwEs will sell at II O'CLOCK al
the old Postofice, plantation In St. Luke's PARISH
also at his Office, mules. carts. DC.
MILES DRAKE will sell ut 10 O'CLOCK, In ms sto,e,
corner King and Liberty streets, clothing, dry
goods and hats. =. ...;,
N. HUNT Son will sell at 10 o'cleok, In then
salesroom Meetng-street boots. 81 oes and orogans
HOLMES & MAcBR1H will sell at - O'CLOCK, az
their Office Broad. street. four seat carriage.
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SOMETHING New IN THE GAS GLOBE LINE
p. L. Guillemin at his store in Church-sreet, near
Market, has now on exhibition q new and beautiful
design in the gas globe line, known as the Partisan
Globe. 1t is shaped like vase. and has Maltese
cross cut in the side. This pattern Is exactly sm,r
to those used in the European cities, especially in
Paris. It combines beauty, finish and utility. and
is worth an inspection. Mr.. Guillemiu will be
pleased to explain and show it to those who will call
on him,
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ANOTHER HoTEL.-Both of our fine hotels,
the Charleston and Pavilion crowded from bas2-
ment to attic; numbers of persons have been turn
ed away and have had to seek accommodation In
private boarding houses, and yet the crowd Of
strangers d. es not diminish It is very evident
now that Charleston is pecoming pepu ar with the
travelling public, and when the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad is completed to Savannah, as
will be the case in less than twelve months. three
fourths of the Flerida travel will pass through this
city, But we have not enough hotel accommoda-
tion, aud the Mills House, one Of the finest hotel
buildings in the South, has its doors hermeticaly
sealed. This 10 not as it should be. The Mills
House can Re made to pay WELL and it is to the in
terest of the cl y TO have it opened at once. We
hope that some one will looS into the matter at
once, for unless Charleston Is made attractive, we
cannot expect to retain the large transient business
which we now have puss ing AMI popular man
coul5 have the Mills House open again in very
short time, and We have 10 doubt that it can be
rented on favorable terms.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 23.-
HON. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsDrNe.-The Judge
approved of B. a. wardlaw assignee Of J. M. Yam
Diver of Abbevie, and Henry s. Kerr Of same place.
Ter}days further time to renew schedule IN volun-
tary bankruptcy was allowed A. W. audC G. Thames.
The report Of sale Of effects of ]. J. Brabha, by his
assignee, F. G. Smith, was approved. The report of
the registrar on the petition Of B. W. Lawton. as
signee. to complete purchase by bankrupt. R. Mar
tin. was read and confirmed. The Court was occu-
pied the balance CT the day in hearing sundry hbels
against the steamer Volunteer, and after argunont
decreed damages to libellants.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-24

CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-We have received
neat pamphlet. printed at the Courier Job Office.
containing the rules Of the Chamber of Commerce.
with the tariff Of commissions and other regulations
adopted by the Chamber list Of the officers and
MEMBERS and IN index Of the awards made under
its sanction to March, 1858. This pamphlet is pub
lished. we believe, by authority Of the Chamber.