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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.

PROCLAMATION OF TEE oAPIArz-eENHRAL-rAx.
ALTON CHANGES.
HAVANA, March 2O.-Captain General DuIee
has issued proclamation making Important
changes in taxation. Direct taxes ON planta-
tfons, cattle and country real estate. and the
war tax recently imposed oa merchants and
tradesmen. are reduced ffty per cent, and no
government contribution payable within the
last quarter Of the fiscal year Of 1ssS-'6e will
be collected to compensate the treasury for the
loss Of revenue incurred by these reductions.
Eussovaao SUGAR, shipped under the Spanish
daK, 16 cents, and under foreign flag 40 cents
per one hundred pounds; on every box Of sugar
eign dag 81 cents; on every hogshead Of sugar
under the Spanish flag 81, under foreign }se
81 rs; on naolasses 80 cents per hogshead: ca
rum 81 per hogshead. The above duties ara
in addition to che war taxes recently Imposed
ON commerce.
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@bitaaly.

. "suner little children to come unto me; forbid
them not, for Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
STEINMEYER.-Early On the morning of the 1st
OF March the angelic spirit of JOHN FREDERICK,
the infant son ofJ. f. and ELvIRA o. SrEINMEYER,
took It's hight Heavenward and nestled in the bos ON
hearts of dotng parents but q short timeMnine
months and two days-ere it was decreed that his
earthly mission had been fulfilled. and he was
heralded among the angels. His illness was brief,
but severe.
Crest, sweet Feddie, in gentle slumbers
Till the resurrection nom;
Then arise to join tho numbers
Whoits riumphs shall adorn
Though thy presence was endearing
Though thy absence deplore-
At the Saviour's bright appearing,
We shall meet to part more.''
sHBpHERD:-Died in this city. March 2oth, of
congestion OF the brain LEO E. SHEP PHERD, aged
years and II months. the only surviving child Of
WILLIAM and LEoNoRA A. SHEPHERD.
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lMarrie1.

PEEPLEs-MURRELL.-On the 18th instant. at
the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. W.
MouzoN, Colonel Mob. PEEPLES, OF Beaufc 1T
district, Z. g, to CARRIE J. MURRELL fourth
DAUGHTER OF the late j. J. MuRRELL, of this city
No cards.
wTTTE- REEv Es.-On the 18th instant. bv ths
Rev. 9. p. GADsDEN. GEORiE w. WITTE and
ROSA GLEN REEVES, daughter Of the late Pro fes-
sor M. 8. REEVES. All of this city. No cards.
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sg-THE EXTENT TO WHICH HE ADUL-
ITERATION sf Liauora il saxrlad on In this earnr
ny makes II the duty OF the purchaser to invssti
gate the sserits Of the artcle offered for SALE ii
we'll known faet thai many Of the Bpandies. wines,
ssc.s are Manufactured fro Sssaeh Extraets, Rsssn-
tai OILS and Aicohel, which 70 poisonous, thereby
causing rnany usjurtous effects.
The public - Justly saspisious Of nearly every.
ttng put up for sale under the Aas Of faqsors. ana
the trade has been brought into dtsrepnts. aad IN
order 70 insure to those who desire Pure Aracle It
is only necessary cr us 70 saythat Impert Direct
OH Brendiss. Wines and Gins and warrant them per-
fecsls pure 40 ORIGINALLY imported.
W AN Botaea Lqaprs bearing tho labels OF w. q.
CORWiN 4 CO.. can be relied upon a. being pure, \
AD-pnrchasers should notice that the Paper Gao
over me cork Is not broken. We py for BOTTLES that
hsye our labels on, Ono Dollar per dozen, whom TO-
turne&. " "A ~ Z 3..a
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MR. DIsRAELI ON THE IRISH CHURCH DIsEsrAB-
LIsHMENT QUESTION.
LONDON, March 19.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day the bill for the dsestablishment
of the Irish Church came up for it's second
reading.
~ Mr.. Disraei addressed the House. His ar
gument was that the connection between the
Church and State was necessary one, the
former rendered the State religious, investing
it's authority with the highest sanction. This
Z Irish scheme was likely to destroy religious
freedom and toleration. 1t was a complete
violation of the rights of private property,
corporate and private property being inti-
mately connected. All acts of spoliation
were dangerous; hitherto they had been fol-
II lowed by OWL war or something worse. For
! mer, confiscation had only enriched the land
owners. The strength of Ireland was in her
conneetion with England. The majority of
the lrish people were dscontented; the settle
aiment OF the church question would be INSULT
'Tcient to quiet their discomfort; the land ques-
tion required settlement. The details of this
: scheme were complicated and delusive. Mr..
Disrael deprecated the course of the present
government as in antagonisrn to the former
policy of the Whig party, whose aim was civil
and religious freedom. In conclusion, he ex-
pressed belief that the bill was most danger
GUS to the country, but he felt that he could
depend upon the prudence and patriotism Of
Parliament. He then moved that the bill be
read o second time six months from to-day
Mr.. William 81. Gregory, member from GAL
way, followed in res ply. Ee taunted the last
spsa.zor with his inconsist sncy. com pairing the
speech he had just made with his former deola-
rations that the Irish Church was q monstrous
grievance to Ireland. Mr.. Gregory, however,
did not unreservedly support the bill; he
thought an equitable division OF the church
property among the three religious parties pre-
ferable to the present scheme Of distribution.
In the House OF Peers this evening Lord
Grey and Lord Cairns condemned the policy OF
the government in releasing the Fenian con-
victs.
Karl Granville, Colonial Secretary, explained
that the ovations given by their friends to the
released Fenians were acts Of personal hospi-
tality-not demonstIa atoms OF hostility to the
government.
LONDON, March 2O.-The Irish Church dis
establishment was debated last night at great
length. The principal speaker in favor Of the
measure was John Bright. "A,
TRoUB Els IN ANDALUsIAe
MADRID, March 19.-The trouble in Anda-
iusia still continues. At Ferez de To- Erontsra
opposition to military inscription eliminated
in q battle between the insurgents and the
troops. The engagement was Of short dura-
tion, but was very feree. The insurgents were
defea'ed and routed. Six hundred Of them
were taken prisoners. Miramen, at the head
OF nine hundred Carlists, had appeared at Pa
tena, in the mountains near Ameria. Troops
have been dispatched to that neighborhood.
THE PRESS IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, March ia royal decree has Just
been published establishing trial by jury for
offences agains. the press law
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I BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS IN TEE EsENATE-RoBERTsoN CHAIR
MAN OF THE CoMM1TTEE ON DIsABILITIEs-HE
Is INDIGNANT THAT HIS RADIcALIsM SHOULD
BE IMPUaNED-No OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il OF TIE REPEAL OF THE TENURE oF-oFF1oE
Law.
WAsHMaToN, March 20.-IN THE SENATE,
to-day, Mcdonald introduced bill to aid in
constructing railroad from junction on the
Mississippi and Missouri to the Mexican
border.
committee Of seven has been appointed on
political disabilities, viz: Robertson, chairman
Osborn. Hamlin, Howe, Ferry, Boreman and
Vickers.
The Tenure-of-office bill was discussed to
adjournment without action. The discussion
will probably continue all next week.
Ferry, in stating that it was not probable the
House would agree to the Senate's proposal
for select committee to consider applications
{ for removal of disabilities, moved to refer them
to the Committee on tue Judiciary, which was
DONE. t
Subsequently, Robertson's resolution for the
appointment Of select committee Of seven
asagreed to, and applications will be referred
sft6lt.
t The appointment Of Robertson as chairman
OF the committee for the removal ofdsabili.
ties, indicates stringent examination in cases
and favor to very few. Robertson recently re-
marked regarding reports in Carolina papere
that he was tending towards Dem ocraey, that
on the contrary he and his colleague were
fully as Radical as ever.
No nominations to-day. Several confrma-
tions, but none affecting the South.
The Committee on Commerce reported favor.
ably for Casey as Collector of the Port Of New
Orleans. They reported back Longstreet's
nomination without any reco nmendation.
- Exc cutive session took no action either.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-A letter was read
in the Metropolitan Church to-day, when Gran,
and Chase were present, asking the sympathy
i and prayers Of the congregation for tho revo.
lutionists in Cuba.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The steamer Don, from New York for
Havana, put into Norfolk on Saturday with her
propeller disabled. 5f
The Erie and Housatonc Railroad Cornpa-
and restored facilities to express companies.
The Pensacola and Georgia Railroad, and
the Tallahassee Railroad, were sold at Talla-
haasces on Saturday, Mt public SALE The
frst was Knocked down At et 220 900, and
the astnamed at $195, 900. to ~ Dibble aSld
associates, 860, 900 to be paid Oh takine possSs-
sion, ana balance as called for by the trustees
of the fntSrna1 improvement ftsnd. 81 NJ ~
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9uneral Qotices.

HALL.-Departed this life March 20th, 1869. at
the residence Of Mr.. THos w. PoRcHRR, st. Johns
Berkeley, Rev. F. MARION HALL aged 27 years.
A1- Tho Rclativos, Friends and Ac-
quantances of the deceased and OF his Brothers and
Sisters respectfully invited TO attend his Fune-
raj Services at St. Philips Church at Five o'clock.
HIs AFTERNOON. - March %
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, March %

Y agrTO CONSUMPrIVES.- ADvER-
T1sER. having been restored to health in q few
weeks by very simple remedy, after havng suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-Suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desireit ne will send copy of the pre-.
scripton used free of charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
And sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas. &C. The object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread In
formation which he corceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy It Will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Partes wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
: Williamsburg. Kings County. New York
February3 1N 2. Smos
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.ss-uNDER AUTHORITY GRANTED ME-

sS-UNDER AUTHORITY GRANTED ME-
as Conmissioner by the Legislature OF souh Caro-.
lima, the books are horepy otnsd FHrs DAY. ut Tho
Banting House Of the South car,tioa Loa sna Trust
Company, tthe southwestern Rilisosd uan&,. for
Subscription 10 tho oapital stpts Of the vAEcLUsE
MMgrAfrIsINa GoMhA ..sss4 .ssss v WI ssssss assaoun:
being hye thaasal.d shares Of the par yasgsof ono
hundrad do.Iars each. u xEs j. 0REaa.
March 10 mwfl0 ,.y11ssi Cotpnaissinner.
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agEsTIMATEs FOR REPAIRS WAN rEI

ag-EsTIMATES FOR REPAIRS WANTED.
Sealed Estimates for Repairing the Spanish brig
"FLORENCIA" of santsnder, MoNTEs Master,
agreeabiy to the recommendations contained in the
report of the surveys of the Port Wardens, (Which
can be seen at our oface) will be received at the
Spanish Consulate No. "a Broad-street until IL
O'Clock M. on WRDNEsDAY, March oath, instant at
which time they will be opened.
j. A. ENSLoW CO., Consignees,
March % 2 M ~, i a ,t Rov
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONpY,
'@ THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
'FCHA NlE M CAyyYNH n TSe'9
TMAyELEHs PASSING TEaRoUaAz

TRAVELLERS PASSING VAROUG2Ea
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA. AIKEW
Sf~kasMs. Aud other places, should not fal
ZzEA8xT1~n to lay In their supplies ofPHOYIg
ZEUE0LEG$4WS IONS, CLARErS, CHAMPAGNNa.
KIES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates OF Wild Game. Deviled Entremets Ham,
Turkey. Lobster ETC.. for Lunoheons, Sand wohe0 ,
Travellers Repast. &c.
1a-Send for catalogue.
., WM. s. CORWIN co.,
No. 27B King street,
fts yrS Between Wentworth and Beaufain,
Charleston. 8. O.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2Oth street.
Now York. h, Octobar2g
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/. a8- ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having demands aganst the Estate Of tho late Cap.
tain Q. @. TURNER, are reqaested to present tksm
properly atested and these Indebted to said Estate
to make payment To SARAH l.. TURNER.
~ Qwaihed Exsontrix. Charleston, q. g.
Marah is Maa
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aS- CONSlG n EES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore, hereby notified that shs
is This DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. l. Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Conss snees' risk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
March 22 Agenta
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II HTWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune DistEfcts Of China the choicest
chops OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new geasons.
whoh unrasalied for their strength and delicacy
Is aavor. We warrant our TkAs to bs pure and un-
"a erated, and To give general Satisfaction. Az We
sro constantly I'm receipt Of large oaF9oes Of Teas We
enabled to Offer to the public the finest chops at
aprise that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
TRIAL ana ssparfson win ut once prove this asssr
ten, end it only romans for the public 10 Judge OF
themselves. wM. q. cORwfN& Il CO., L
No. aTE Ksnr-street
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March "a

a@ NOTICE TO CONsIdNEEs. STEAM
SHIP MAGNOLIA is THIS DAY discharging cargo
at vanderhorst's Wharf All goods remaining on
wharf at sunset will be stored at risk and expense
of Consgnees. RAvENEL & CO..
March 22 Agents.
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can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE, This Is
an established fact.
agwITHOUTAG GOOD OBJECTIONABLE.
other temporal blessings are comparatively worth
less. The dyspephc millionaire who has tried all
the potons Of the medical profession in vain, !,
and believes his complaint to be inourable, would
give half his fortune to be freed fro the horrors of
Indigestion, and thus euablei to enjoy the other
hall. OF course he would.
Perhaps HOSTET1 ER'S STOMACH BITTRRs
has been recommended to such o sufferer. Possibly
he has turned from the friend who made tho sug-
gestion with sneer intimating that has no faith
in any 'patent medicine" II this has been the
ease. 30 much the worse for him. His increduIity
dooms him 10 life of misery. All the luxurfes
which wealth can purchase are at his command.
Not one Of them can give him pleasure. HIS own
Irrational obstinaey is his bane.
The masses. happily fer themselves, are less
skepticaL There IL saeh q thing as bigoted unbe-
hef as well an bigotsd credulity, golden mean
between the two, which men and women who are
gifted With common sense adopt and profit by.
These are the class that patsoniSe and Recommend
HosTRTTMR'5 BITTHRs. why do they app-oys
ts famous ana-dyspepto and antl-bilisus prep ara
t0n simply because they have not been too m ueh
tho slave of eeAseless prejudice give it fair trial.
and have found that whom all ether tcnies smusnt ts
and stemaobics failed. is pTodsSsa effe ot.
'strike. bat hsar.: ssid tkS Romsn sage, W hen
hisignorant enerates were asaaiMMg HIM, "Doubt,
but try" says the man who hAe been cured OF indi.
gestioa or bousnsss or intsrmitisnt fever. by the
Btters, he relates hfs experience Of the medicne
to his invalid friends. Whoeveris 20 welded to his
own foregono theoretical eenslusons. an 20 decline
to test the properties ofa msdisns endorsed by the
testimony Of intelligent nasn in every walk Of life.
and approvod by the people at largo, deserves TO
eu&er. o DAO March 40
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FOR CEAERAw, &EOR CsMTOWM.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE PEEDHB RIVER.
: spfK@h THE STEAMER PLANTER, CAPT.
G.. o. WHITE, Is receiving Freight ct
Accommodation wharf, and will leave WRDNRsnAY
MORNING, the 24sh instant at O'Clock.
Apply to JOHN FERGUSON.
March "a
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Spiral Motiffs.

a@COLLEGE f EXAMINATION THE
semi-Annua Examination Of the Students of this In.
shtution will take place in the Presidents room on
MONDAY, TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY of
this week. commencing at Nine A. NJ.
Candidates for admission into the Freshman and
the Sophomore Glasses will present themselves at
the same place on MONDAY, 29th inst at Ten a. M.
F.A. PoRCHER,
March "a Secretary of Facultv
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aS- TEE CELEBRATED w. 8. g. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure. soft and urequalled--w g. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men Of the high.
est standing acknowledge that ain In liz pure state
has great medical properties We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly TO those
who use 1t medicinslly an article that only ~.
quires TO be known to be properly appreciated.
~ 81 10 per bottle. SIS per case
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SsrIN THE COMMON PLEAS, CHARLES
TON CoUNrY-FIgsT o1RoU1T.--It Ia ordered,
that Special Session Of the Court Of CoDaon Pleas
for the First circuit shall be hsld ut Charleston, ON
MeNoAx. the twenty-ninth day Of Msroh instant;
and that the Clerk Of the Court shall cause the ne
ana pig for holding the to be notified for two
weeks saecessivsly In moro Of the newspapers
Published In the olsy 81 Oharlsston.
(siRssaI %r. Il. d. CARPENTER. X
March Al, 1883.
true copy. a. @. RICHMOND.
March IA lE rlasr
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February 8

A1- ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of VIM. s. CORwIN co., No. ats
Kiug-street. between Wentworth and Beaufsin, are
Of tho FIRST QUALITY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This Is
an established fact.
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SAL. 8. MARTIN (LATR aRUBER &
MARTINI will be pleased to Geo his friends and Gus
toners at wM, 8. CORwnN 4 60, No. a7s King
gawsst. Between Wentworth and Beaufain.
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CHANGE OF sCMEDUL E

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
INLAND ROUTE-ONLY TWO AND HALF
HOURS AT SEA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE.
,. ufy-9As TIE sTEAMRR PILOT BOY, GAp-
y TAIN FENN PICK, win leave Accom-
modatton Wharf every MONDAY ind FRIDAY MoRH-
me-, ut o'clock, touching at Beaufort only:
returning leave savannah TUEsDAx and SATURDAY
ct o.oioek A. NJ. making the trip in eleven hours.
The steamer FANNIE. captain AoAIR. will leave
Charleston every THURSDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock,
touching at Edisto and Way Land ys; returning
leave savannah FRrDAY, at 2 o'clock 2. NJ
Charleston second MoNDAY OF each meath, and re-
turning third FRIDAY Of each month.
For Freight or Passage apply p. 70 rau,ar
March 1S Accommodation whsef.
WOR PALATEkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH FERNANDINA AND JAOKsONo
WILLIE.
- ,EE-sDh THE FIRsT-CAsS sTEA NJ IL n
DICTATOR, Captain L. M. CoxRTTEn
Eight o'clock, for the above points
1he Arstclass Steamer OITY POINT, Captain ~ NJ.
T. MoNRLTx, viii rail from Charleston every Sasur.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Sava ,oah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the sor,da
Hailroad es Fernsndina for Cedar Keys. at which
Pensacola, Icy West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight 70 Mobile,
Pensacola Enc Msw Orieaac.
e a@s@ @,,s r;n I .ss Is nsn .as
Griffin. Ewssis, Harris ana Durham.
s All freight Uoyable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset VIII be stored ut rta
ana expense of owners yt&}
For freight or Passage engage r1ct {, appiyto
j. ID. AIKEN a o Y. As@nss,
s@s ,e,,.n A,ionti. ~harf
N. B.--No extra change for Msu. suo ssaterooms.
November al
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FOR LIVERPOOL
FOK PHlLADELPHIAA AND Bus rON,
REG ULAR EVERY THURSDAY.

Aef-ssaxc THE ST EAMSHIp PROMETHEUS.
LZEGS&4 ~ Captain GRAY, will leave North
Atlantic Wharf, THURSDAY, March
ys@ JOHN & THEO. GETTY,
March 20 ISS ~ ~ North Atlantic Wharf
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'sDas NNW YORK
REG HLAR LINE EVERY IHURSDA 2.
PASSAGE REDUCED TO sr5.

s-o~t>@.xs TIE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMSHIP
~ 80 ~ XSaS MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. B. Grow.
-y-.ak, xevsE ELL will ,eaee Vauderhorsts Wharf
o'clock p. M. ~ y 80 - -S~'' -D>'' ~
March 19 RAVENEI, AZ 90 A.anta
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OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. ,
sAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON r. r. CoMPANY,{
CHARLEsTON, January /, 1862
MT. IT, r. Boylsten, President Sasan7,Gh and CAnrzes
ton Railroad COMPANY: NJ N
sIn-1he following report Of the business of the
road for the ye1r 1888 is respectfully presented:
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EXCURSION

EXCURSION
TO FORT SUMTER, BATTERY WAGNER MORRIS
ISLAND, MOUNT PLEASANT AND sULLIvAN'S
mt
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*vioe John s. Ryan. who declined re-electio
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
H. -Fe> THE 6MALL FAST SAILING SCHOONER
fI1A "EMMA" (now due at this porN will load
ZNYNARice and Peas, and have dispatch as above,
ska1haa@n sufficient Freight offers.
RISLEY & CREIGHTON
March 10 Accommodation Wharf
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by the parties were as foows:-Mr. Laird said that
O few days ago he sent the young man, whose
name was Theodore Lipmarine, and who was
clerk at the hotel, 70 New YORK WIN a.
mond breastpin and a large quantity OF jewelry,
clerk was instructed to deliver that Mrs. Pat
terson, who lived in the neighbornood OF the Fifth
avenue. That packet had NOT been delivered and
he had reason TO believe that Lpmarine had stolen
It. Lpmarine, who seemed perfectly open ana can.
did about the matter, said that he was entrusted
with the parcel; that he went TO the lady's house,
and he was to give her this parcel less about 500.
for board and lodging. When the demand for board
and lodging was made she declined to receive the
parcel or to pay the amount OF the board. He had
number of places In the city 70 go
10 after he lett this ladys residence,
while in one OF the cars, he heard the Jewelry
rafting and he moved the parcel to an inside pocket
OF his coat After he got out OF the car he missed
the packet. He said this true statement OF the
case and he wished every investigation into IT,
Judge Downg-Have you any objections 10 II
being Investigated In Jersey, where the complainant
lives2
Prisoner-Not the slightest; anywhere.
All the parties then left the court and shortly
afterwards returned, when IT was understood that
the case would come up for examination at the
Tombs this day Saturday.