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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-16

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-A. c. DIcGillivray,
auctionecr sold yesterday under decree in equity,
for Sheriff AIacley the lot land one hundred and
ten by one hundred an1 forty five feet with buildings
on the west side OF Concord street, known as Lock
wood Johnsons foundry and workshops, for
SS725; one-fourth cash, balance in one, two three
four and GYe years.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Jt is rumored that a
race is to take place between Mr.. Dues veocipede
and one of Northern make
Nothing done in the police reorganization
yesterday beyond considering applications
The assets of the Charleston Savings institution
will be sod today at the Old Postohce.
Those two fine lots on Rutledge Avenue, donated
for an Episcopal Church. will be sold to-day, the
proceeds to be used for repairing Holy Communion
Church.
day. but feiled.
In removing the wall around the graveyard OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. large Parrot shell
was found. where 1t had fallen during tho lombard
ment Of the city.
The dinnor OF the Hbernian Society will take place
on the 18th ms tant
Prudence FIRE Company, No. 4, went on maroon
yesterday afternoon, marching through the streets
In good order.
Anothsr rehearsal Of tho Stabat Mater took place
last evening, aud the Oratorio will be given at ST.
Mary's Church on Thn-sday evening.
There was reunion Of the old and new membe rs
OF the "Etna" last evening, at their hall, when q
quiet but pleasant time passed.
The Rev. Lovic Pierce. of the Methodist Confer
ence. will preach in Trinity Church Tonight
The break in the main drain at the corner of Meet
ing and Wentworth streets, yesterday, was caused
by shen, which had been embedded therein during
the bornbardment
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SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD DANK.-At q meet
ing OF the oard Of Directors OF this bank held yes
terday, Mr.. John G. Cochran was unanimously
elected President, and Mr.. j. NJ Iorleston Cashier
and Transfer Clerk
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AsSSgnee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.

BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.
Tho undersigned will sell at public outcry THIS
DAY, the 10th instan', at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Old CustomhouSe
All that Lor, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story Woodcu Building thereon siti,nte
lying and being on The east side Of comipe-street
City OF Charleston, being the next lot 10 George
street measuring and containing in ficnt on Ginning
street thrty-one Oh feet aud in depth ninety Ave
(95 feet nine (9l inches be the same more or less
butting and bounding the north on lands formerly
OF estate OF lanes Sheppard to the east on lands Of
-, TO tue south on lands of ---, and to the west
Oh Coming street; said lot being part of the real
estate OF lanes sheppard deceased and sod by his
executors under and by virtue OF his last viii and
testament.
All that LOT OF LAND on the cast side of Com
ng-strect, City OF Charleston, and known as No AS
tory yeight). measuring and containing in front on
Coming street thirty (3o) feet more or less and in
less; butpg and bounding to the north on lancs of
-.; to the south on lands Of --. formerly OF Mrs
Windsor; to the east on land or late OF John
Ear, Esq. and to The weston Coming -stfeet. All of
which viii moro fully appear upon record III the
Mesne Office, Book Il, No IA. page 3o3.
ALSO,
All that LOT, PIECE OK PARCEL + LAND,
being situate, lying and being on the cast side OF
Coming g rect. in the City Of Charleston measurjng
and containing in front Coming street thirty two
(32) feet six Isl inches be the more or less and
in depth n,netyfve ta5l feet six IS, inohes be the
lands OF estate Of James Sheppatd to the east on
lands OF - to the south on lands late Of estate of
James sheppard, now OF Gabriel Davis, and 10 the
west on Comingstreet; said lot being part of the
real estate OF james sheppard, deceased. and sold
under and by virtue of his ast will and testament
by his executors
All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story wooden building an, the out.
ouaidlngs thereon, being situate and lying THE
nortn SIDE OF Bul'strect in the City of Charleston
ana known as No. 28, measuring and coptaini, in
front on Bull.street. thirty t3ll feet, moro OF
less ard in depth from north to south one hundred
and forty (141) feet, more or less: bu tnr ana
bound Ag north on lands OF Peter Hasel tne east
on ianGs OF G. /. Whitman, to the south on Bull
street, and to the west on lands OF T. A. Wilbur.
Ierms-One-third cash; balance in ono and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises; buildings TO be insured aud
poilcles assigned purchaser to pay for all neces
sary papers and stamps. w. E. MIKELL,
Assignee of Gabriel Davis
Feoruary l6 thm8 tut
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NN7E L BEG 10 INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
wv Customers in general. that we have just re-
ceved lin addition to our usual stock of DOMESTIC
and FANCY COILS, new supply suitable for the
CONSISTING oF:
CLoAKS, DRY GOODS, POPLINS, &C., at reduced
prices
HI avy Balmoral Skirts at SIZE
Very choice article Black silk 81 3d. worth So 60
Ladies' super Merino Vests ouly ST
A lot OF fine Piano Covers which will be sold less
than cost.
$50 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 80 to 6oc.
A lot OF Photosrip phi Albums. rs cents
Ottcnheimers celebrated French CORSET 81 90
and upward
full and complete assortment Of German and Eng
llsh HOSIERY, from 12A up
fine sorment OF Ladies' and Children's Silk Rer.
I'm Cloh and Lise GLOVES, elegant designs
good selection OF
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
TABLE DAMAsKs, &C.,
AT the lowest figures.
We would also notify our patrons that W. have ar
ranged u separate department III our store exclu-
sivsly for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
aI ENTRANCE ON CALBOUN-sTREET.
FURCEaGOTT " BROS,
No. 437 KINGsTREET.
december 10 3me
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HUaUENoT CHURCH.-We understand at o
meeting on sunday, the Huguenot Church, by a
large votc refused 10 receive the resignation the
psstor, tic Nev. G. s. Vedder
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BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.

AttCCIOnCff.
BY virtue Of a Decree in Bankruptcy in tho above
case. will be sold THIS DAY, 10Th instant, at
IL O'Clock, at the Old Poetofice,
AZ that TRACT OF LAND, lying on tho north side
or the pubic road leading from Charest to Ashley
k1ver Ferry, containing twenty-five and half u,
acres, more less, and also o small Tract of Land
on the northern boundary Of the above tract and in
corporated with 1t as one tract; bounded north and
east on sands now or late OF - Howard, south on
the dorchester Road west on aLds now or late of
- Beckman, and northwest on lanos now or lato
pilates. and to be we'll settled.
Terms--Qne-thjrd cash; tho balance in ono and
two years, secured by a mortgage the pl operty;
purchaser 10 pay tor papers and stamps
i. W. MARSHALL.
Assignee Of JOS Purcell
February 16 mwsmsmtu7
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA RA1LR oAD-On sunday last the following new
schedule went into operation on the South Carolina
Rairoad: The train for Augusta. which connects
with the thro ugh routes to all points of the West
leaves Charleston at $50 A. NJ, and arrives at Angus
to at 510 P. NJ. The train for Columbia, connecting
with Northern routes at Kingville and Columbia
and with the Camden train at Kingvllle, leaves
Charleston at $50 A. and arrives at Columbia ut
s. As P. M. The night express train for Augusta
leaves Charleston at 80 p NJ. and arrive at Angus
to at $50 A. NJ. The night express train for Colum-
bia leaves Charleston at O5 P NJ, and arrives at
Columbia at 445 A. M. The summe, Vile train
leaves Charleston at P. NJ, and arrives at Summer
vile at APO P. Nj. rains leave Augusta at A. NJ
and 410 p NJ, arriving at Charleston at P. M and
A. NJ. Trains leave Columbia at T.45 A. NJ and
$50 p. NJ, and arrive at Charleston at p NJ and
63o a. M. The Summerville train leaves Summer
vile at7.l0 A. M, and arrives at Charleston at 25
A. III. Connection is made with Camden on Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Saturdays
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Valuable ReaL Estate.
W. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,
A MCtfo1lee9

AWcttOlleers.
Will be soli on THURSDAY, 18th instant at the Old
Postofltce. at II o'ol;ck,
The following valuable } EAL ESTATE:
That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING
| Splipg-street Methooi Church. ives side contain
Ing rooms Lot measures 80 feet front by Ill feet
| IN depth, more or less,
That Desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING
known as NO l9 Boaardstreet, third door from Ian
restreet. obtaining rooms. Lot measures 33 feet
front by s5 feet in depth, more Or less
Known as NO. 2l Bogard-strcet, second door from
| Laurelstreet M niaining 4rooms. .Lo measures SO
fee front by 85 In depth, more or less
That desirable LOT Laurel-street third door
from Bogard, west side, measur ng 81 Ieet front by
i26 In DEPTH more or less. said Lot opens on Rose
Lane.
That desirable LOT in Laurel-street opening on
Rose tane) five doors from Bogard-street, west
slae measuring 81 eet trontby 121 :eet L depth.
That fue LOT i'll Laurelstreet, east side, between
| Spring and BoRard-stre door north OF No q
containing 60 feet front by 100 feet DEPTH more
or less.
1hat Northern portion of LOT at the corner of
Percy and Spring streets containing 40 feet front by
1hat deslrahe LOl with small shanty, in Percy
Str eet west de, between Bogard and Line contain
ing 100 feet front by 100 in depth. more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for p ipers and
stamps. mluth3 February is
IN EQUlTY-KERSFIAW
2s0enty four Valuable Farms for sale J. d.
Kirkpatrick, administrator, us. Jas. Chestnut
Before the Courthouse in Camden, OH the first MON
DAY In March next, will be sold
SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND belonging TO the Estate Of John Chestnut de-
ceased nm
The sale of this large tract situated in the imme-
dlate vicinity OF Camden, and to Le disposed OF in
small and convenient paicels, offers ne opporiu.
nifty to all who desire to purchase cotton and
turpentine farms. M
itims->o much cash as vii! pay costs cs PRO
ceedings and expenses OF se; balance on credit Of
one. two ana three years, WITH interest payable an
Dualy, secured by bond good securities and mort
gage of pr misea sold. Purchaseis to pay for pa
pers. recording and revenue stamps.
COLONEL w. NJ SHANNON will furnish all informa-
ton concerning said lands to any person applying.
). .. DUNLAP,
special Receiver.
Camd1 n. O.. February Is, 1859.
February 16 VIA
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. - The steamer Pilot
Boy will not touch hereafter at Bluffton or Rock.
ville
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THE DAILY NEWS.

CO. LARG EST CIRCULATION.-rH DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
OULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST or LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PosToFEICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 The PRoyls.
IONS OF THE NEW pOaIOFFICE LAW
The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance,
at FIFTEEN GENTS week, payable to the carriers
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FINE LoTs.-To-day Mr. Hutson Lee will sell
as tue old Postofice. two eligible lots on Hutedge
aysDue measuring cach forty-Ave feel front by two
hundred feet deep. They are two OF the fnest lots
on the avenue. ana will be remembered as those do.
mated for> the purpose Of erecting "a Kpiscopai
Church Since II has been ccaOlndsd 10 enlarEe ana
repair Holy CotnnaupioS Church. IL has bean deeia-
cd % sen the donation and devote tho proceeds 10
thas end. 3
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MEETINGS THIS D4Y

Jefferson Lodge. at p. NJ.
Delta Lodge OF Perfection, at P. M
French Protestant Church. ut 7 p. M.
Bible Society of Charleston, at half-past P. NJ.
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AuftiGa Sales.

49, -
Mirrors ami Contents ofa Photog,aph Ga!lerV,
Far"s{eve, SC.
lSY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at halfpast oc ock will sell
OF my store. corner of King and liberty streets
AN INVOICE OF MIRRORS. JUST RECEIVED
CONSISTING
dozen % by IL MIRRORS
dozen II bv 10 Mirrors
dozen IA by 10 Mirrors
dozen II by 8 Mirrors
IA dozen by Mirrors
Immediately after the sale OF the above will; seu
the CONTENTS OF THE PHOTOGRAPH GAL
LERY, up stairs.
PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS Stauds Pictures
Frames. Sockets, Views, first quality rhow Cases
Book case, Carpets. Oilcoth Mating Drawers.
Sofas, Wardrcbes, Marble TOP and Mahoonn.
Tables. Hair Seat and Plain Chairs Bedsteaus Mat
tresses, Books, Carpenter and other Tools, &c.
ALSO
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, in
good order
l Melodoon, violins violencello
February lG
Dry Goods, &c., &c.
BY JOHN d. MILNOR g. or.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK, we will SELL
at our auction Salcsroom, No. 1876 Meeting ytrect
general assortment of desirable GOODS,
CONsI>TINd PART or
On account OF all concerned, one case RIPEA A
COlTCNADES. l. rin!ed satinots. yweeds Kentucky
Jeans, Fancy Ginghams Blue Plaids q, X and A
Bleachcd aud Brown Shifting Shirts Head Hand
ferchiefs, Hosiery, Spool Cotton, Pins, scissors
&c. &c.
tondltlons cash February l6
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Stock, &c.-Mr. Andrew Moreland, broker.
No. Br'ad-street wants State bills, bank bills
Of all kinds and Soath Carolina stock s
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JAMES ROBINsONs CHAMPION CIRCUS under
the management of Mr.. James M. Nixon. and q
proprietary interest Of Mr. Dan Castello is to visit
Charleston on Monday, the 22d of February. re-
naming three days. Tho gentleman whose name
appears as the owner is the original James Robin
sOn-"Lit'le Jimml"-the dimnuive sprite who.
s0me years ago. constituted the great card IN Robin
son & Eldred's Circus, He is Southern boy, Ken
tuckian, and has visited with desided success all
tho principal cities OF Europe and America, where
no one ever attempted to dispute his title of cham
pion. He performs all his feats on o bare. back
horse and rides with vim, enc gy and grace which
appear marvellous. Some of our older readers may
remember the circumstance that Charleston was the
8oono Of his trump lant debut In the arena He has
not ridden In the south since he was child and he
hopes that hls return to the land OF his rth loaded
as he .s with ssi1 honors. win be genial and plea
SAINT He has excellent ASSOCIATION OF artises in
his Champion Circus.
INDUSTRIAL ENTERpRrsEs IN CHARLESTON AND
vSorsrTx, M Alphonse Pasquet artist, OF the Pari-
sian Photographic Company, ts n ow soiournine for
few wseks in Charleston FOR the purpose Of secur-
ing faithful Photographic view Of the various estab-
Hshments which illustrate this dc velopment OF
Southern industrial energy and enterprise. The
views which ne takes are to be sent to Paris TOR re-
production in illustrated pspers As the mesion in
which he 10 engaged is likely to have the effect OF
advertisit G abroad In the most effectoa, manner,
the industry and civilization OF OR state we trust
that public spieited oitz ,ns In control Of our
principal cotton presses rice mills foundrles ma
cSaine shops. feruEgw works and other similar
establishments, which nj. pasquet mas wish to visit
win extend to him Avery ~tesy and facility. We
may add that tha photographs which he has eyecut-
edana OF which we hive son specimens, are ad.
nnirable works Of art The pictures are made en-
saes - tne ar ttsts cost Communications invitna
iln 70 visit points Of insorast. may 30 aadressed
oaeo Os TMn MgwD oface.
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BUsIM Ass Norre,M,ss.

EMIGRATION AND LABoR BuaEAU.--Elessrs.
Q. W. Wieckins & Co. have established at the Old
Merchants Hotel. society-street an agency for sup
plying labor 10 planters, See advertisement
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Aftiun Salrs.


Bu4er. Lara, Brandy, Hour, Sc.
HY Il. NJ. CATER.
THIS DAY, will be sold, on Browns wharf, at three
quarters past o'clock,
l2o tubs and Kegs BUTTER, Orang County amt;
so tubs Lard
25 Cognac Brandy
20 cases pure French Brandy
80 cases bourbon copper distilled Old whiskey
10 cases Old Jamaica Rum
eighth casks Od Freuch Brandy
so bbls. Western Flour
Lot open Crockery.
COndiuops cash. February 16
Strips, Hams, Shoulders, sc.
BY &. w. STEPHENS & co.
In front Of their store, No. 80 vpndue Racge. at
halfpast O'Clock, THIS Day
1000 pounds STRIP,
5000 pounds Uncanvased Hams
5000 pounds Shoulders
so tubs Choice Eutter
20 b jxes Cheese
Coffee Sugar, Flour, &c.
large assortment OF lsctail Grocery
February 16
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Spring DRESS GooDs.--A full assortment OF
dress goods for the early spring 10 offered cheap by
Messrs. Uferhardt. Campsen Co., who are noted
for the superior quality Of their goods. No further
warrant Is needed Of ane article at moderate
price than to buy 1t at the northeast Of King
and Market streats @, ,s4
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE I'm
ATLANTA GA

ATLANTA, GA.
VIII be sold on the first TUESDAY in March nv tho
administrators OF william aerring, deceased
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First magnificent FAMILY MANSION Ponr.
reen rooms with necessary osets and ouihouses
situated on Peacht eesireet In first class neigh.
borhood in every respect.
Second. seven CITY LOTs within ore hundred
feet OF the Statehouse and F1rst Baptist Church
four OF which have improvements on them; one of
these has good eight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets
Third. AB TCK sTOREH1U>E and Kitchen, In
the most desirable business part of the CITY, ON
Whitehals eet frondug ~ feet Whltehal-sireet
and running back one hundred and nineteen feet
with the right OF an alley. rs
Fourth. An exc lent FARM of 70 acres on Peach
tree Read, four miles from the CITY; Atty acres of
cotton land, with good peach orchard ana good
fencing st3 N
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
ana Accounts and stocks In several Manufacturing
Companies. Mr. Herring having been long resi-
dent OF Atlanta he selected the most desirable prop
erty, both as to present and prospective vaue con-
sequently every foot offered Is NO. in every re.
spect.
Terms one-third cash; the balance In four and
eight months. with interest from day Of sale.
j. w. HEKRINH,1
w. n. HkRRING
NJ L. AN9iER. T administrators.
February Is MO 10
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7s'o ~ Eligible Building Lots ON Rutledge
4Avenue.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.

Avenue.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.
WIN be sold at The Old Customhouse THIS D. Y,
18th instant, ut IL o'oock a. NJ,
Au That desirable sOr OFF ND, situated on the
west side Of Rutedge avenue, nearly opposite Rad
cline street boandin to the north 1851 one hun
dred aud eight five cct lot below described :
east t46D for, y.ive feet Rutledge avenue; south
IS6 one hundred and eighty-ive feet on la; dis Of
Mm Lucas; and we (ib) fcrty-hve feet lands of
Fabian H. Wi. lenberg.
ALSO
All that desirable LOT OF LAND next north oil
the above, b,uuding the north t185) one hundred
and eighty five feet on lands Of Mrs Amelia ~lrobel:
cns (oOj MY Feet on Rutledyo avenue; south Cs5)
one hu idred aud eignty-fve feet above described
lot; and ives (50i fl ty + ct on lasds of Fabipn H.
Wickenbetg, be T. ese I'll ensions more or lass.
lhese are without except on two Of the most de-
sirable Lots III the city, located they nre in lde-
iignttul peiRhborhCoI the most ia. hionab Q
street, and Immediately tho line OF the City Ra,i-
way.
i'rms cash. Purchaser to pay Aucnoneer for
paper and stamps. wfmtu4 Pebru Try 16
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Auetiou saIes.
Positiue Sale
BY R, & A. p. CAJDWpyJ

~ N. ~ "A. Il. { "a EDW EEgs.
On TUESDAY. She 23d instant, will be sold before
our store. at 10 O'Clock,
100 barrels BRUCES CONCENTRATED FERTIT :
AhN said 70 DO superior to Peruvian Guano, of
the most tive and valuable Fertilizers ever offered
10 Inc Farmers composed of Swan Island Guano
DRY Ground Charcoal and Dried Meat.
CONDITIONS cash tuth>tu4 February 16
Er parte Van. Shtpherd, IN re Joseph Purcell.
AsS1ynee's SAFE Of the "PurceU Farm," on
the Dorchester Road, near Charteston-at
Auction
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AGET5VNSo V1A6~~~ I37IIt h. Z
That valuable property. known 90 tlsa ggDAw
BALL PLANTATION, Of DE-. JAone0 "a Wlaley yapOn
Rdiat0 IaaAnd. containing f.ur hundred a. rae 81
which three handroa are nno coeson land. jtor
saxxAa, no., APPLY 40 a6ove g. Esbruaxy 10
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BAlLIFF,s SAFE,

E IS BAlLIFE,S SALE.
BY virtue OF an execution to me directed and de.
livereJ. Will DC sold. on WEDNEsD Y, the 2lih
instant. ut ~ O'Clock PIC isely, at the wharf at
west end of Beaufan-strseL
Al the right title aud interest Of the defendant in
1 FLAT, YAWL BOAr aiid1 oil oil ROPc: Levied
at the suit of Erne t b essen.
February 18 t1sw3 r. FLYNN. Bailiff
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CLUBS AN D STARs.--The following cases
were disposed of at the Mayors court yesterday
Albert johnson, colored. arrested for having
fowl in his possession. claimed BY Mrs. Ellen He-
ron. discharged.
Sarah Atkins. coorea, disorderly conduct and
using proflne language in the street. Laid OVER
until this morning.
Frederick Delaney, white. applied for lodgings
Sent to Amshouse until Friday, when he viii be sent
to Wilmington, N. G.
The red COW taken up yesterday was turned over
60 owner on his paying So
VIM. Pinckney. the colored man who assaulted
Henry Page, colored, of the docks some time
ago. has been held to bail in the sum Of $500.
Henry Middleton. colored was arrested yesterday,
for stealing fowls and eggs from NJ. Quirk.
An attempt was made to rob the hen roost of Mr.
0. E. johnson, Rutledge avenue few nights ago,
but the thief only carried off cns duck.
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IHE So1REE DANSANTE. "A grand Soiree dan.
saate will he given at Hibernian Hall this evening" in
aid OF tho German ladies' Society. The full pro-
gramme is published in another column. and it
is fair to presume that the music and the dancing
will DO worth the entrance fee times over to say
nothing OF The worthy object to which the proceeds
are to bc devoed. An excellent opportunity is
therefore afforded to have very pleasant evening,
and at the time 10 congratulate ourself on
having done q charitable work.