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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Catherine r. Hood vs. James Quintin.
BY A. C.. McGILLIVKAY. .
Aucatonoex,

VIII be sold. on TUESDAY. the Goth day OF April,
next. at II O'Clock. A. H., In front of the Old Gus
tomhOuse. ,<.s; i., m
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with buildings there.
on situate on the east side of Nofmanstreet Upper
by H. r. Payne, surveyor, and dated 10th April,
1852, and recorded In ofce Register Mesne Convey
ing front on Norman-st eet. Az feet more less,
same Dimensions on back line, and in depth 100 feet
moro or less; butting and bounding west on Norman
street, north on lot No. 8. east on lot No. g. and
south lots Nos. 4, and in above described plat.
Terms-One-third cash balance In one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage of the premi.
ses; buildings to be INSURED and kept insured, and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps e. w. II. MACKhY, 8, Q. G.
March so tu4
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CT. cLOsU HIo Tn

THIS NEwAN COMMODrOUs HOUSE. IocAr.
ED cosneg OF Broadway and Forsy.seoond a -ssrset.
commodation 81 its auests. II was built expresaiy
ior hrst-cisss family boarding house roofns
Deing large and On suite. hoated by steam rot
sna cold wser and furnished sscond 20 none; whale
the culinary department 10 IN the most experienced
naNnuss Ns an"raang guests an uneqaailed table. W
the '.modern improvemantss and at the service a
guests at all h0aara. W sf1- ~
The FsroadwAs and University Place Cars pass tt,a
door every Four rDinutes, funninS from the CIV
HAL to consrsl Park. while the Sixth and keysr,fk
Avenue lines are but short block ON either eida
aMordnG anple facilttes Tor communicating yith hi
tnsnt hnd BUSINESS Of the great rneaxopoais. y
MOHE o. HOLLacY, Pxspraescrs.
%SSO@N GraOa
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SENDING CUT THE NIGHT WATCH The sys-
tenn of sending out the night watch from the Guard
houseis now conducted on the New York plan. The
watch is formed and is marched at tho front of the
seIgeants Office, where the roster is called and the
men are assigned to their posts AS they not
fed where they will be stationed they off with
tick OF the lie. The rest of the watch then re-
turn to their quarters to await their turn of duty.
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UNDER Deere EE IN EQUITY
W. B. Heriot, Trustee, vs Christopher c..
IFumbo
A. G. McGILLIVRAY,


AUCtiOneer.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 18th day of April,
in front OF the Old Gustomhouse. at IL O'Clock A. M
All that PItCE OR PARCEL OF LAND, consisting
of several Lots known by the numbers eight nine.
ten. eleven and twelve in plat of lar ds of G. O.
TrumbO by Charles Parker, dated November l2
1852 and to be found in city plat book, No. g. page
g. together with the buildings and improvements
thereon; the said piece parcel OF land measuring
in the whOe the north ue 224 feet; LOT feet
inches; on the west 80 feet; the south 200 feet;
on lands formerly OF Lewis Trapmann north on lands
ofsundry persons, and to the south on Trumbo's
Court.
From the lands above described the following lot
is excepted to wits ALI that lot, part of the said
premises. situated ON the northeast corner of Rut-
ledge-street and Tru1nbo's Court, measuring and
containing In front Rutledge 80 feet in
ches, on the north line 1O2 feet inches the east
]iue II feet inches and the south line 86 feet;
the mortgages having been satisfied as to said last
mentioned part OF said premises.
N. B.-Ihe piece Of land to be sold this day con.
sists of two lots on the east end of Trumbo Court
known as Numbers AMI 8.
No. tthe eastern lott measuring 80 feet inches
on the north line, 81 feet south l1ne, lot feet
inches on the east line. 81 feet the west line
No. west of the aoove) measures 80 feet inches
on north hne 81 feet on the south ne 81 feet the
east line and SO feet inches the west line. [see
Plat Of CHARLES Parker. Surveyor, drawn November
~, 1862. duly recorded.]
Terms-one-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instalments, with interest paya-
and mortgage OF premises; buildinos to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps e. w. M. MACKEY,
April 13 m2tu1 SCC.
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A NEW F1RM.-Messrs. Gerhard Riecke and
Edward F. schachte. will be seen by our columns
to-day have formed copartnership for the purpose
OF conducting an auction and commission business
In the large store, Nos. 14S and 145 East Bay, cor
nsr OF Unity alley. These young men are well known
as being enterprising energetic and thoroughly pre-
pared to enter upon Q business career. Both Of
them have experience in the specially they have un-
dertaken, and whilst seeking public support, win
endeavor to deserve 1t in the fullest depree.
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THE UNITED STATES CeUnT, APRr. 12.--HoN.
sAsoltag 8. BRYAN, PREs1Dna.- Ba,sSysptev.
Tho court was engaged hearing petitions in matters
pertaining to bankruptcy. and ordering their appro
pirate reference. .s.., 5.
IN AdsstraAy.--The causes Of o. 3. Grant and
osts against the sloop r. g. aaillard for 1iDel was
heard. TfA narshal was directed TO- sell the sloop
as prblie auction the 18th instant after duly I'd
voraising hor In the daily papers. and that he hold
proceeds subject to farther order o. the court.
IN tIs Circuit Coart.--W. A. Wsrdlaw was appoint
cd guasdikhf0a sundfy defendanss. Messrs. Yeadon
xenamingersA q Hancksl were hoard I'm argument,
wilton maintatned that the existing jury 10 the only
ono practicable under the Law. and legal jury.
Juries nos. ons and two. with supernumsrsries.
wsee orgAnised and dismsseA until the 1osh inssant
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Marrie0.

DEWEEs--COLCOCK On Thursday evening,
Parish, by the Rev. 7 HOS f. GApspEN JOSEPH
DEVICES, NJ. D., OF Charleston, ;, G.. TO Miss
MARY ANN. eldest daughter OF Hon. w. f. COL
COCK, OF said Parish
CLEMENT-KING On The IT h Of March. by the
Nev. j. i. GIRhRDEAU, w. w. CLEMENT to Miss
MARY B. KING. all of St. Paul's Parish.
MILNOR-SWASEY-O Thursday evening. 9Th
april by the Rev. DR.. LORD, MIR. JAMES ID. NIL
NOR to Miss ELIZABETH ID. SWASEY eldest
daughter Of the late CAPITA IN A. j. SWASLY. No
Cards.
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The EVENING BULLETIN.-The first number
of this miniature evening paper issued yesterday.
1t is intended for gratutous circulation, and will
rely for support upon advertising business. The
publisher is Mr.. j. w. Mcmillan, OF Haynestreet,
who promises that 1.-The Bulletin" shall be "a cheap
medium whereby the business relations of our com.
munity may be conveyed and enjoved without detri.
ment" We wish "The Bulletin" on abundant
auccess
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The NEW BELT AND CLUB OF THE POLICE.
police are soon to be equipped with enamelled
leather belt, with pocket for the new rosewood
club. The Lett is adorned with fancy circular
slver-plated clasp, with the word Poice in raised
letters They expected to be dressed in this
insignia by the 9th instant the day Of the grand an
nual parade. They may also then appear in the new
summer uniform.
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ORPHANS ENTERTAINMENT.-An ente rtain.
ment is to be given, to commence on the 28th end
conclude the 2sth instant for the benefit of the
male orphans of the Cannon-sueet asylum. The
finances of this institution are the brink Of ex-
hauston, and some step is absolutely necessary to
save the orphans from want. The Rev. Father
schachte, who has just recovered from a severe i'll
ness. has undertaken to manage the NATTER and
will. no doubt. safely carry the programme through.
1t will be refreshmen, ard gift entertainment and
will be conducted at the asylum.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Adger's Executors ct al ps. o. Callaghan.
BY JOHN 8. RYAN. AuctjOneer

Pursuant to Decretal Order in this case, will be
sold on THURSDAY, 29th day of April next. at II
O'Clock A. NJ, In front Of the Old Customhouse,
street. Ward No. s, in City Of Charleston. btting
and bounding eouth on lands Of 2. B. Oakes; west
on st. Philip-street north lands now or late OF
3. H. Rodgers; east on lands Of ------ measur-
ing and containing In fcnt on It Philip street about
80 feet on west line 50 feet; and on north and south
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one ansn two
years. to be secured by bond OF purchaser and mort
gage Of prem ises Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. Z. w. NJ MACKEY, S. G. @.
April tu4tb1
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The STEAMER EMILIE.-We learn that the
excellent steamer Emllie well known in the
Georgetown trade, has had change Of commard ders,
and will in future be in charge of Capt. p c. Lewis,
captain Isaac Davis, who has been in her, having
disposed OF his interest in the steamer to the former
gentleman.
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AN ESCAPED PRISONER CAPTURED. D.-Some time
ago, Samuel Orr. colored, was sentenced to imprs.
onment In tho House Of Correction. Ho was sent to
work on the drains, aud while there refused to
out After the lands had waited some time, snd
finding that Orr did not come out, they left the
drain During the night Sam came out, and fed to
parts unknown. He had skilfully eluded detection
for some time, but on yesterday was brought to
grief and was resentenced to an additional imnris
ONment.
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Special notires.

aFCONs1GNEEs PER sTEAMsHIPMARY-
LAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is This DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 1. Union
Wharvcs. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Cons ynees' risk.
h MOKDECAI & CO.,
April IL agents,
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USINESS NOTICES.
ATTENTION is requested to the advertisement
"Board wanted"

The CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New YoRK.-Mr. James B. Belts. formerly q
merchant Of this city in high standing has accepted
the agency of this company, and has opened an
Office at No. 81 Broadstreet. The Continental is one
OF the most fourishiDg companies in New York. and
under the administration of Mr.. Belts as agent at
this point, win be to win popular good will
and liberal share of patronage.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.-The
engineer and superintendent of this company adver
tdse for proposals for building the road from Coo
sawhatche to savannah, Ga.
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Auftioneers' pripate Saiss.
BY JOHN Il. HUMPHREYS,

DI JUHN i. HU MF f1NE YS,
Broker, Auctionoer and COmmtssi0m
Agent, No. ~ Broata-Strcet.
At Private Sale
Ols1RAH!L.HH TW0.AND-A-HALF STORY RESI-.
DENOE southe asst corner of smith and Bull streets
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE containing four
upright and two attic rooms. in Smith street, one
door below Bull-street
ELEaANT MANSION No. Rutledge Avenue.
corner of Calhoun.street Containing ten roons, and
extensive oQtbuildings, all complt to repair This
10 Of the most desirable resdences Ia the pity.
For terms apply as above: far scHA -
March 80 " .sl ilGfl M 4. W
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

st. Patrick's Benevolent Society. at p. M
South CaroliLa Friendly Society, at P. NJ.
Charleston Library society, at 2. M.
Charleston Rlflemen Society. at s p. M.
Jefferson Lodge, att +. NJ.
Carolina Chapter. at 8 p. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at s P. Nj.
Young America Fire Company. at 8 P. NJ.
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Don PAsQUALB.-The opera last night drew
one of the most crowded and fashionable audiences
that we have ever seen gathered in Hibernian Hail.
Don Pasquale was presented in excellent style and
Mile Durand, as Norma. received greeting even
warmer than hat given ber at the concert on satu-
day. 1t may be that the rest that the company III
enjoyed after the continuous travel and severe
efforts of last week had put them In better voice
than at their last appearance; certainly the artists
oil sang with remarkable spirit and fine effect. lie
Dursnd is scarcely less charming as an actress than
she ia pleasing singer and, last light, the most
fastidous critic could have found nothing lacking
either In her acting or tho management Of her voice.
Even the blurrng of the tr1l, which we had noticed
Saturday, had disappeared as though by magic.
Sgnor Brignoli sang magnifcently throughout the
the opera, and In the serenade rapturously en-
cored. The great tenor, however, was somewhat
tame in his acting
signor Sarti, us on Pasquale, confirmed the good
opinion which had already been formed Of him. His
ption and acting of the characters good,
and his fine voice was used With charming effect
Sgnor stefanone, brother of the famous prima
donna, Madame stefanone, played the accompani.
ments with great precision and TASTE This gentle
is Of little value in making the performance
q success
AS will be seen by the correspondence which we
print this ing. the departure of the opera com
pany has been postponed until late hour to night,
go to allow of the performance OF the Barber OF
Seville this evening for the benefit of the Charleston
prma donna. Mile Durand. This opera will be
given with dresses and oil possible scenic effects
and will be over in all probability by 10 O'Clock.
Mile Durand is already great favorite with our
citizens. AS Charlestonian she has cl i'm upon
us, and a singer she has charm which we shall
not soon forget. We hope then that at her benefit
tonight every seat will be taken. and that the fair
prma donna will long have occasion to remember
her 8rst professional visit to Charleston.
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a)rp WooOs, Gtf.
DRY GOODS ! DRY G00Dsg
Il. MCCARTHY.

wv OULD REsPEcrFUErY aFa r,ravr ,,o
wv call atention TO his large ana wan sssc~.S
csocn n of New and Fashionable DRY GOODS. insf i
D0%Ss s toOpS, HOSIERY, LINENS
Whi.o Goods. Gloves. Caesimeres
Am9rotdesfes. Hoop Skirts, Longcloths
&,I$3 Lace Goode, Parasols, Domestic Goods
-rg . Corsets, Notions, shee,ings a..
u as 10y Mcupertor CAfICoES warranted fast ooors
ash ~. AHoCAMSmY.
80. .a \. sHts9 Under Masonic HAIL, F
coasnsass corner Of King and wentwotsh strOets.
-S--S~ .G tuthslmc a
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCirculation.-zHE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULA7ION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoST0FFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE Io1eOVIS-
IONS or THE NEW POSTOFFZCE Law.
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a@CONSIGNEES PER TEAMSHIp
MANHATTAN are notified that she is discharetnu
cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS rAY. Goods uncalled
for ut sunset will be stored ut owners risk and ex
pense. JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents
April 13
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CLUBS AND STARS. Proceedings in the
Mayors court Mondsy n orning
George h. Meyer. white, for killing hogs on his
premises, in violation of law, had to forfeit his
pork
Richardson and White, colorea, for driving
through King-street when told to drive of. Fined
$5 each.
M. Haley, drunk in Tradd-street. Fined $40.
Sallte Hayward and Nellie Cook, two colored
street Strolers, wers sent up twenty days each
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Speciql Mottfes.

AB- THE ACTING MAYOR AND ASSISTANT
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES AIDING
TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE CtTY
| TREASURY IN VIOLATION OF LAW.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The Act Of the Legislature of December 13, 1850,
in reference to the Municipal Government Of Charles
ton, provides as follows:
'SEo. The Mayor, and not less than twelve Al.
dermen, shall be quorum for the imposition Of
taxes and the appropriation of money"
1 commend the above to Mr.. g. w. CLARK,
Acting Mayor. and Mr.. j. ID. GEDDTNGS, Acting AL.
derman, they seek to excuse their lawless efforts
| to keep the Republican Mayor and Aldermen elect
out of Office, by affecting a sensitive ''regard for
law" These gentlemen have recently aided in max
ing appropriations out of the City Treasury with
Board consisting, Gil told. OF the Mayor and only
ELEVEN Aldermen Mr.. CLARK Is the well known
Democratic asprant for the Customhouse, and Mr.
GEDDJNGS is the Democratic candidate slightly
disguised-for re.appointment Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States and thoy have doubtless
been so busy in getting up memoi ials in their be-
hnlf, signed by violent Democrats and bogus Repub-
licans, that this law has escaped their attention.
l. Charleston, April z. 1859. ATAXPAYER
April 8 8
a% CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTITU-
IION-FINAL SETTLEMENr-Ina accordance with
the decretal order of the Court of Equity the Sec
ond and last insalment of four aud enths per
centum will be paid END a!,er THIS DA7 10 depo-
sitors at the Office of the Institution, No. %
CHURCH-STREET.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS will be specially devot-
ed to the payment Of females. Males will be attend
ed to on the other week days.
The Deposit Books must be surrendered as this is
the final settlement. The Office will be opened every
day (sundays excepted) from Nine o'clock A. M. to
Two O'Clock P. NJ, and no payment will be made
out of business hours. The payments will continue
daily until every depositor is settled with.
HENRY s. GRIGGS,
March 20 10 stuth10 Treasurer @. &. 1.
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RoBnERY.-Belle Caulfeld, better known as
the SOLDIERS Friend," succeeded. on Saturday
night IN seducing Francis Lascke into her house
in BaIl-street. when, through the agency Of Diana.
10 colored gill, and VIM. II. stone. white accom-.
plce she fleece him out Of Fix hundred and thirty
doiAsr wiiich she transferred to the colored girl
who gave 1t to the accomphce, who Immediately
made tracks up the tate road and buried the money
under an old tiee near Peyon's Bridge. Lascke had
the parties arrested. and when in the cell at the
Guardhouse 1t leaked out where the plunder had
been hidden. The money has been recovered and
the parties turned over to magistrate for prosecu
Hon. This is the second time that similar rnb.
berry has been perpetratod on on unsuspeotiag dune
by the Same persons.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Adger ct al Vs. o. Callaghan.
BY JOHN s. Ryan. AuctiOnAer.


Pursuant to q Deretal Order In this case, win be
sold on THURSDAY, the Goth day Of April next in
front of the old Customhouse, at IL O'Clock A.
M,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situate the southeast corner
OF Blake and Aiken-str Upper Wards, the same
being part Of Lot No SO. in B. Beckmans plan ot the
Village of Hampstead A. d. 1887 measuring and con-
tanning front on Aiken street 40 feet, same east
and tack lines, 100 feet north and south lines;
buting and bounding west by Alken-street north by
blake-street. east by lands late Of ). q. F.
Street, south by the Lot next described.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on adjoining the above described Lot the south,
measuring and containing in front on Aiken-street
Aforesaid same on hack line, about 100 feet north
and south lines, be the or less; btltting
and bounding west by A,ken-street north by Lot
above described esst by land now late Of Charles
Henerey, and south by lands now OF late of b. Hen.
dricks. .elI, -
Terms--One-third cash balance in one and two
years, secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises premises to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. e. w. M. MACKEY
April 8 tu4thl g. @. @.
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N1-TO CONSUMPTIVES.-TH ADVER-
T1SER, having been restored to health IN few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sunerers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scripton used free of charge). with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronohl.
tas. &c. The object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread In
formation which he conceives to be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County. New York.
EehruArV 8 3moa
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sTESsAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view Of treatment and cure,
sent by mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia. Pa.
January 20 9rno
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Gnilcriua, :Gtf.

WE TAKE PLEASURE n INFORMING ore
patrons and the public generally that We have lust
opened large and well assorted stock OF CLOTH.
Ing, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &c., for the
Of Business and Dress Suits, all sizes ana qualities
OF shirts and Underwear GOODS. &C.; all sizes and
qualities Of English and Domestic Halt Hose all
Sizes and qualities Of Silk and Lise Ihread Gloves:
ali sizes and styles Of Linen and Paper Collars ali
sizes and styles Of Cravats. Neck Ties. Pocket
Handkerchiefs Suspenders, Umbrellas &C. also. q
large and we'll assorted stock Of Broadcoths, Casa
nerss. Doesktns. COatings vestings, 90, which We
ofer % sell by piece, yard or paig-rns or make nm
into Garments, BY measure. In any shsps or STYLE.
according TO order, ct the shortest notice our
stock has been selected With great care ana we arc
connacn: thas we can compete with any other houeo
and bespeak share Of the pubic patronage.
MEhKE Gs MULLER.
MhIcn AZ Nte "a atfl n sSush3mos
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RoBBERY ON THE STEAMER PILOT Boy.-Gn
several occasions robberes have been committed on
board of this boat and traces could be found of
the thief On her last trip from Savannah to
Charleston. Mr.. Mills. passenger, was robbed of
jewelry and other vauatles. Information was lodg-
cd st the police station and Ohcer Reed was put on
the scent, and succeeded in arrestng Thomas Nor
risop and Haze Williams. two hremen aboard. at
rst they denied all completely in the matter, but
afterwards owned up, and the articles promptly
turned over the owner.
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SURVIVORS AssoCIATroN.-Att the anpiyersar,
meeting OF this society, held last night the follow
ing officers were elected
Colonel Il. MCCRADY,* President
Colonel Il. j. WALKER 1st Yice-President
Major THEo. g. BARKER. I'd Vioe-Presiden
DR.. J. FORD PRIoLEAu, Sd vice-Pres,dent
Colonel J. f. Hunt 4th vce-Presid int
Captain JAMES ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
Captain F. x. KUaER,t treasurer.
*vice Colonel Gaillard, declined re election.
Twice General Conner, decline1 reelection,
fVice Colonel Walker. elected vice-President
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THIS POPULAR RRS0kT FOR TRAVELLERS
Ilss heen re-opeNed by the proprietor Mr.. AIMS
The Barroorn has been rented ana rsfraished. ana
no pains Will DO spared to please visitors TIE F,r
Mile House s near the terminus OF xho eheii Rna1
ana one Of the most attractive resorts III the vini
ity OF tho city. tuths8 A,,rtS ~ 4