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Hotel ArrIvnIs-Novcm 80.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CuANLESTON HOTEL.
John Whitesides, Christ Church Parish; w.
}. England, Mrs. W. J. England and Child, Barn.
wen; Il. Coulter, Mrs. r. Coulter, Pcnnsylvania;
James +. Boyce Greenville; r. H. T. Supold,
Washington; c. A. Iioyt, g. II. Noycs, New York;
Corbin CrutchGcld, r. L. Know, P. l.. Dubois,
Baltimore; J. C. GIllett, Augusta; w. n. Lcake,
New York; Samuel Lyon, Jr., Oswcgo John
Hough, +. l.. NutiIng, william II. Moore, New
York; w. II. Mcdowell, Wllmington; J. W. Keep,
Now York; NJ. J. Keller, orangeburg; A T. An
derson, Newark; Mira. General X. II. Anderson,
Miss Anderson, South Carolina; p. N. whitman,
George N. Wells, Beaufort; Daniel Cailahur, Sa.
vannah; George g. Ruble, Chattanooga.
PAVILION HOTEL
w. W. Smith, Colitton; w. 8. Eife, city; J. p.
Laurcns. Miss J. ThOrt, Grsnitevllle; J. Parker,
Baltimore; l.. Fowler, Warrenton Ca; A. Winter,
Athens, Ca; l.. T. Iziar, Bamberg, 8. O.;I. A.
Blawton. hercatus; L. r. D. Chadwick, wadma.
law J. Nilsson, Wilmington, N. O.; R. 8. Barnett,
Chesterfield; p. Gaylord, New York; T. g. Grow.
son, Wadesboro'; E. Johnson, williamsburg;
g. ]. Knapp, J. II, Ford, Baltimore; Il. d. Cox,
Augusta, Ga; J. d. Albert, Maryland; W. II.
Beckett, Montreal; N. Kisslck, New York; J. T..
shumaker, orangeburg; o. T. Humphreys, g. @.
MILLS HOUSE.
w. II. Burgess, Edlsto Island; George C. Reid,
Jr., Chicago: VIM. Parsons and lady, horwnlk;
John 8. Shelley, New York; Nathaniel Barnwell,
Columbia; J. n. Rouse, City; r. Simmons. Batl-
more; 7. J. Check. New York; RcnJ. Crawford,
washington; Mrs. Mitchell, VIM. N. Little, Brook.
Iyn; e. n. Burdeen, wife aud children, Mrs. Tree.
burn, Aiken; L. Louncsbury. w. Ii. Louncsbury,
A. Yates, New York; Mra- 8. 8. Clark, Portland;
@. N. Hubert, City; l.. Jeniaon and wife, Mrs.
0rinns and daughters, Pennsylyanla; Daniel
Tompk!ns aud daughters, Stony Point, Ny.
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by HOLMES 4 MACDETH.
SAh'' At pRAYTON HALL. PLA MIA.
- T'ON. oN ASHLEY RIVER.

S'h'' A. pRAYFON HALL PI.ANTA-
T'oN, oN ASHLEY RIVER.
""' ~. "r ,, ,"'n IN SATURDAY. 81, December, 1869.
at thC anorc place the following articles. '
plcic order '""' !" 'oti'
cM"l rh"spha'c Washers, with gearing com.
tnhc) l.ebby Iun,p lcariCi,y 1900 r,,Iuns NOR
miiiitc.l All necessary betting ior r,,nnti,.y
Washers and Pumps " '' '"'''i'"s
Gwo) Lit and Force Pumps, with 21 iuc,,
iron pipes A
tonel Bellows Anvil, Vice AMI Slcdgc liam.
IcrS '
4 tfnur) Phosphate Cars
;, WhccbarrOwS
50 SnUvcls ami Picks
pairs ti0O i0undS) Platform Scales
Nwo) sets Car Harness and one set Cart liar.
ness '
tpnc) wagon ami one Cart
Lot nld Truck Iron IL by !, inch
Lot old Iron, Tlauks. Wheels .tc Nc
t'hcl Iwo.iursc bradley Plough
tuir) Eight Oar CanOc Boat
inne) S". Cottage Furniture nc
mattresses, Pillows, Bed Linen &c Re
icriaS caSii. Articles io he removed ;it once
~ H.-Ihc steamer "Encr VIII leave South
EoimmSrcih Wharf on saturday morning, 4th
lleSelnhcr. nj . o'cl0cH, To take persons 10 the
nuo,t Suc. llccl wtls3
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
HOUSE No. o6 BROAD STREET

Old al postorliee at pm nicIoSs hIecsembcr' at the
. That BRICK RESIDENCE on the north sldc or
troau street, two doors west OF the COurthonse
known as NO. d. The House contains aix mn
rignt rooms, pantry, dressing rooms, &c Kitchen
nnd outbulldings OF brick. Lot measurea NJ feat
front, by l34 feet deep. u. ''e'
Terns-0nc-thirl cash; bnlnnce In one AM, two
years, TO DC secured by bond and MORTGAGE.
rroper,S 10 De insured and policy assigned. P1r-
nOrlI 10, "A, 20 dec l. O
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"OUR IIousE."-The painting and rcfttine
OF TorcI's popular restaurant on Fast Bay being
completed, an extra lunch will he served up thit
forenoon, consisting OF oyster soup, boiled fish
Wild turkey and all the accompaniments. Al
drinks during lunch hours twenty y.nye cents.
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aUsrNEss xorfc cEs.

BUSINESS ENvEI.0PEs.-THE NEWS Job Of,icc
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous
anu. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed OH Ills
envelopes.
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auction sales This Dny.

!. Fr,lscr Mnthcwcs will sell at II o'clock. ut
his ofllce, trees, plants, &c.
william Mckay Will sell nj 10 O'Clock, At his
store, sowing machine, furniture, &c.
Miles Drake Will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut his store.
clothing, dry goods, &c.
N. r. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots. shoes, &c.
A. II. Abrahnms 4 Sons win sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, hosiery, dr. goods &c.
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TUE LuTuERAN CoLLEuE.-Thc Rev. W. A..
nouck, of the Lutheran synod, and one OF the
faculty OF the college OF that denomination ut
Walhalla, is OH visit to Charleston for the pur-
pose OF soliciting aid for that Institution. We are
pleased to learn that his efforts have been quite
successful
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. bruins.
Auctionccrs.
FsTArE SALE FOR DIVISION,

VIII be sold, ut Auction, on TUESDAY. Dcccmbcr
mi !t.i, M II O'Clock, at the Old Postoit,ce
fnat very desirable BRICK DWELLING IlOlJSR
known us No. Bcautain street. between KinT
ana 81: Philip streets, north SIDE The House and
outbuildtngs are all OF brick and built i'm Tile most
substantial manner. " '"' '-o''
The House con,ans six square rooms. bcsllcs
csiern. ' ~''o
Lot measures 30 by 1875 feet, more or le,s.
Tcrms-Onc-thirtl cash; balance in one md wo
Years, VIII, interest," property to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for Dapcrs
stamps anu proportion Of state taxes now az !,
crnlng. noy2s bwstus
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Bill. OF MORTALITY The return OF deaths
within the city for the week ending the e7th ut.
shows total OF twenty -seven-whltes ten, blacks
and colorcd seventeen. or the whites there are
fyc male and four female adults and one male in
FAINT. The blacks are i've male and four female
adults, three male and five female infants.
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THE DEuTsoHER ARrIII.ERlE UNTERsTuTzUNG
FEnEIN.-A German society with the above title
has been incorporated by the Legislature. The
founders arc Mcssrs. H. Harms, II. Kiattc, Il. r..
Windhcim J. J. w. I.udcn and others, survivors
OF the German Artillery Company, which was Il
strong organization during the war.
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BY LOWNDES s GRIMBALL.
HOUSE No. Is SMITH STREET.

Will be sold OIL THURSDAY, December .. at tho
Old postoIilce, Mt i O'Clock,
inc HOUSE AND LOT, at the northeast corner
Smith street. The House contains eight suuare
rooms, pantry nnd ntticS. All the necessary out
buildings and cistcrn on the premises Lot mea-
street. va ~
Ierms-One-thr,l cash; balance In one and two
yenrs, secured by bond and mortgage. Proncrty
to he Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps
nO"17 20, p, 90 dec l.
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TRrr TO THB PHOSPHATE WORKs.-Thc
steamer Emclic will make an excursion trip TO
the Ashley River Phosphate Works on Saturday,
AMI AFFORD an opportunity for the strangers in the
city 10 visit these works.
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SHIPPERS To PEEDEE will notice that tn
steamer General Manigault will leave for Gard
ner's Bluff tomorrow morning. Freight must b
sent down today TO be m time.
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HAVE YoUn CITY DIRECTORY lcttcred will
your name, for t5 cents, by
NEUPVlLLE & HANNAH,
dcc1 . No. Broad street.
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THE POLICY-IIoLDERs' LIFE AND TONTINE IN
suRANoE CoMPANY.-Among other bills before the
Legislature Is one praying for the incorporation
OF the above company. II Is purely Southern
enterprise, and will at once commend itself to
insurers. The principal oilce will be In Charles.
ton. Its success Is guaranteed by having on the
list Of incorporators the names OF the most sub
stantal citizens Of the State.
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ONE or DICKENS OF Scotts Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. octG
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-Thc NEWS Job Office Is
now printing bill-heads In the best style and Oh
anc paper, at 81 SO per thousand. Merchants, think
OF itY
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auction Gulrs-- future Duns

St LIE n ALTEEDOR0,
WI MoNDAi, Dcceml,cr6. We Shall olcr for sale
~ Wa'tCrhUro,
u niie 10, oi STOCK. Including carriage and
nh."f hols'lS, aid brok" anh uni,roSc MuIrs
Wcii worthy thc attention IA planters AMI OtI,,.ri
desiring To purchase. HtN,DEI,G 4 D,rrW
l..I.i
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K, $ 7 a 7 L s a l. e.

onTuESDAi. the st rr0ximo. at The Courthouse,
IN GtOrgetuwu, S. C., at II O'Clock NJ. viii bc
''0lh ut Public Auction,
All That valuable PLANTATION known AZ Lark
tiill, late the property OF Mrs. Elza =. IIcriOt
Suuaic'! on Hack River, in Georgetown County
Co,m,,ainihS 9l acres OF swamp Land, most or
winch ~ now under cultivation and 753 acres Of
High Land, be the same more or less
IcrmS OF Salc-0nc-fDurth cnsh; balance I'm one
.Mo ana tlrce years, sccurch by bonds nil mort
gage OF the property. Purchaser . nav for ns :
pcrs anu stamps. Possession given on .rst Janu-
ary, 1910. EDWARD N. THUlSrON
Iyei ''"'- 80 .AN'Aos.
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II roU WISH to see the new Academy OF
Music to advantage, get one OF Allan's opera
glasses.
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THE CHARLESTON WATER CoMrANY.-A
company with the above title has been formed for
the purpose or conveying watcr from some con-
venlent location to Charleston. The project Is
one that, if properly conducted, Will greatly en-
hancc the value OF real estate In the city. 1t will
cost about $l5oo,Ooo, and the water will be
brought either from the Edlsto or the Santee.
The petition for the incorporation Of the company
is now before the Legislature.
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By n. A. HUNT.

Doors, SHOES, BROGANS, BALAIO.
- RAILS, &c.
THIS DAY, the lat December ai 10 O'Clock. in ny
Saiesiuoiu, Nos. 40 aud IIa Meeting street 4
will sell, N'''
100 cases assorted hOoTs, SHOES, Brosans I,n,.
morals, &c. drrI
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ST. ANDREWS SoUIkTY.-Thc one hundr cd
and forticth anniversary OF this society was cele-
bratcd yesterday, and the memory OF 1.-THE Land
o. Cakes and Brit her Scots" revived by gene.
rous collation.. Dispatches were received from
sister associations throughout the Union, and the
occasion was every way q pleasant ono. The
following officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing year: r. Mure, president; T. J. Kerr, first
ylce-presdent; d. NIsbet, second vlce-presIdent;
r. NJ. Gordon, secretary; Campbell Douglas, treas
urcr.
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real. ESTATE SALES. -Mcssrs. Leitch T.
Bruins sold yesterday two lots on the south side
OF Savage street for s4o5 and $500, cash, re.
spectivcly.
Mr.. A. G. McGillivray sold lot and buildings
on the north side OF Tradd street for sll5o. Also
n lot and buildings in Marion street for si4oo.
Mr.. Hutson Lee sold plantation on the eastern
branch OF the Cooper River, known rs "Thc IIa-
gan" and containing 1913 acres, for $500.
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CITY AFT Al r S 4.
Meetings This Day.

Landmark Lodge, at 7P. NJ.
Stcvedorcs' Protective Union, at half.past T..
NJ.
Meeting Of Mechanics, al haif-lasi L. ii.
Medical Society, at I M.
Homestead Building and Loan Association. nt
Pm.
Steam Fire Company OF Axmcn, At half.past I
L. M
Board OF Trade, Ut =. n.
New England Society, at haifpast +. n.
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THE NEW ACADEM Y.
OPENING OF THE CHAR. .ESTON ACADEMY
OF MUSIC TONIGHT
FULL DESCRIPTION or TIE EDIrIcE

NOBLE TEMPLE OF THE DRAMA
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by LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
BUILDING LOTS ON AVE.
- NUE., NuNAN AND PAYNE STREETS.

- NUE., NuNAN AND PAYNE STREETS
VIII bc sold on THURSDAY. December o, Mt the
Old PostOllce, At IL O'Clock,
LOTS on west side Ituilcdge avenue one door
north OF Nunan street, each 40 feet, by 2l5 feet
deep.
Lots OH north side Nunan street. each 40 feet
by 1877.
2 Lots on cast side Payne street, two 40 feet by
1l0, and one 10 feet by 2l5.
TermS-One-thirl cash; balance secured by
bond and mortgage In one AMI two years Pur.
clhiser TO pay for papers AMI stamps. Plats may
lc seen our Office. nOyl7 20 81 90 drc 1 q
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMDALL.
HOUSE No. 2 MINORITY STREET

Ill
VIII be sold THURSDAY, December 2, at the Old
Postoillcc, at III O'Clock,
That two story WOODEN RESIDENCE on the
north sile OF Minority street, two doors west OF
niliaie, known as No 2. House contains four up-
right rooms. Lot 50 by GO feet. more or css.
Terms-Onc-thrl cash; balance In one and two
years, Interest payable semi.annuaIly. Property
10 bc insured nn'l policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and SIT amps. noy2I wfyIu4
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BY MILES DRAKE.
CLOTIIlNG, DRY GOODS, TOYS, HATS
~ &c, &c.

THIS MORNING, ut 10 O'Clock, will sell nj my
store, corner Of King 1nd Liberty streets
An invoice Of CLOTHING, just received
CONSISTING OF:
~ fine Black Frock COATS
w Cashmere, Tweed and Saiinet Sack Coat.
800 pair Cashmere, Tweed AMI Satinet Pants
a8 CaSsmcrc and Saiinct Vests
Whlte ana Fnncy Mcrln0 Shirts aud Drawers
nl WOOL Long ShawlS Ladies' and Chdrcn's n
Hoods. Breakfast ShawlS ScurTS, Ladies' Gent.
aud Misses McrinO Hosiery. L.. e. and Lace Iinr,.
kcrchicfs, Linen Towels. Black Sew ing AK, Felt
and Wool Hats, &c.
On FRIDAY, the Sd instant, I will sell,
100 cases BOOrS. Shoes and Hats ticci
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by J. FRASER MATiIEwES.

ORA NGE TREES, STRAWBERRY
~ PLANTS &c.
Will he sold on THIS DAY, December lat, at
IL O'Clock. at my office.
SWEET ORANGE TREES, EIr,ls, IIuonymous
rctilsn0ruins Arbor VitT, Gar'lcnias, Panchlli.
lnihs anu other Evergrcens ami Ornamental trees;
also, l0Oo strawberry Plants az choice varieties.
Terms cash. drrI
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A NOBEL EsTABLIsirMENT.-Wei invite the at
tcntion OF the friends OF THE NEWS in the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our ofcc enjoys for the prompt execution
of all kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vlded with new type and machinery OF the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
ami carefully selected stock OF cards, envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, THE NRws Job oilce Is
now prepared to I'LL orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing in the very best
manner, and Mt rates at least rs low as any other
establishment In the Southern States. Call Mt
The NEWS building tnp.stairs) and examine our
scale or prices and specimens Of our work.
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MEETING OF CITY CoUNCiL.-Prcsent, the
Mayor; Aldermen Voigt, Collins, Barrow, Greene,
white; Holloway, Hampton, Small, Brown, l.. H.
Wall, Howard, colored. A motion to dispense
with the reading OF the minutes failed, though 1t
was intlmatcd that sucl a course would cause
many to leave and thus prevent quorum. The
few members present were evidently anxious to
attend the Republican meeting ut the Military
Hall, and only remained In Council to avoid the
fine OF 500, imposed on nbsentccs. After read
the minutes. the Mayor stated that he under
stood many OF the members had important en-
gaSements elsewhere and before q motion to ad-
journ was made, lie wished to bring some pres
sing matters to their attention. The directors Of
the Bluo Ridge Railroad would soon hold q meet
Ing in Columbia, and 1t was necessary that the
city should be represented and the meeting
had been postponed for that purpose. 1t was,
therefore, necessary for him to attend. and he
asked that in accordance With the usual custom,
an acting Mayor bo nominated.
Aldermen Cunningham and Geddngs were pro-
posed, and the former elected.
The Mayor stated that he wonld call an extra
meeting on next Tuesday. On motion, Council
then adjourned
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AN EX-ALDERNASIo MOvE.-Tle following
petition Is now In circulation, anu is the prcmi-
nary step toward obtaining a7nand1bisS 10 com.
pei an aldermanic election. Tho petition would
have been presented to Council al tho meeting
last night but for the sudden adjournment:
CHARLEsToH November %.
The Honorable the Mayor ana Aldermen Of the
CITY or Charleston:
The petition OF the undersigned voters OF Wards
Nos. and O. Of the City OF Charleston, respectful
ly Hhoweth that O vacancy exists IN tile ONCE OF
alderman In each Of said wards, whereby tile un.
dersIgned, In common with all The corporat0rs In
said wards, are deprived Of their fell representa-
ton In tho Olty Council; shat under tho .appOr-
tionment OF Representations for tho several wards
Of tho city, as provided by law, Ward No. is en-:
titled to two aldermen and Ward No. 3 Is entitled
TO three aldermen, but In consequence OF said
vacancies Ward No. 2 nus bnt one alderman and
Ward No. has but two aldermen la the City
Council. and tho said wards arc thus without the
number or Representatives to which they nre on
titled ION equal principles Of population and city
taXatt0n," ns provided In IN acL of the General
Assembly, entitled "An act to amend the act
directing the representation In tho City Council 10
DO apportioned every acyen years. passed June
/, 1883. y
Wherefore, the underHlgncd pray that your hon
orable body will, !9ithout further delay, order an
election to I'LL snid vacancies, pursuant To tie
terms OF the city charter.
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ticc1 9
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

The ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD CoMPASY.-In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, yesterday, before Judge Carey, the
case Of John Lyons against the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad Company
was concluded. This was an action to re-
cover about 5000 on bill Of exchange,
u being a debt contracted by the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company before Its consoll-
dalton with the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road Company. The act of the Legislature
Of Virginia authorizing the union Of the two
companies provided that all the debts and
obligations Of the Manassas Gap Railroad
Company should be assumed by the new Or
ganization. The claim having been fully
proved by the plaintiff, the defendant offered
In evidence q special agreement made by the
two companies at the time Of their union, by
which the debts and obligations Of the Man
assas Gap Company were to be assumed by
the new company, In accordance with plan
OF arrangements TO be made thereafter. At
ter argument the court admitted the EVIL
dence, upon which the Jury rendered q ycr-
dict for the defendant.-Bdl. Sun, 26th.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
THE CnunTs.

CRIMINAL CouRr Judge Fisher. This
court was occupied during Its entire session
yesterday with the trial Of DR.. Y. Howe Rip
ley, charged with manslaughter in causing
the death Of Mrs. Minerva Martin by an I'M
proper prescription.
The argument Of the case--Messrs. Price
and Darlington for the prosecution, and
Messrs. Cook and Ferry for the defence
occupied the time ofthe court until o'clock.
SOME sHARP-sHooTfSg.
During the course Of Mr.. Carrlngton's g
closing argument he read a note to Massa.
chusetts case.
Mr.. Cook (for the dcfcncc) wanted to read
the whole case.
Mr.. Darlington objected, as he had the
floor.
Mr.. Cook said the counsel had read part Of
the case and concealed the true point In II.
Mr.. Darlington appealed to the court,
saying that the gentleman had made an In.
sultlng remark.
Mr.. Cook. And spoke the truth.
Mr.. CarrlAgton. Do you mean to insult
met do not mean to be lnsulted.
Mr.. Cook. mean what say.
The Court said that both gentlemen mus
stop. lie then stated the rights and limita
tlons which governed counsel In the forensic
| discussions.
Mr.. Darlington thought as Mr.. Cook hat
made remark rejecting upon him he ough
to withdraw IL.
Mr.. Cook. withdraw nothing.
Mr.. Darlington. Then Mr.. Cook having
lnsulted me In court Of justice, ! say HI
has acted the part Of coward.
Mr.. Cook. lam prepared to be RESPONSE
BILE anywhere.
Mr.. Darlington. That's all humbug.
The Court said II this continued he would
stop the case.
In some further discussion, Mr.. Cook said
that he had not intended to impute inten
tional Misrepresentation to Mr.. Darlington
Mr.. Darlington. That Is satisfactory
Let us go on.
The argument was then continued.
At the close Of the argument, Judge Fishe
sald that as the hour was late, he would moi
detain the jury longer, but would give then
the case this morning.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
X. J. MEl0s. Clerk.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

haze proved their claims: AN
You arc hereby notined to appear before the su.
Bankruptcy, on the "a day OF March, isdD At Ia
o'clock, m, at the City Hall, Washington city,
should not be granted to Thomas j. Bieksier. ons
OF said bank Tupts. A
BY order Of the Court
pAVlp 8. COOLING,
Test! r. J. MEIdS, CLERK, febif "
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
RANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

10 TO AZ he thS creditors Of W, R. DoIrHE. who have
You are hereby notified to appear before the su- =
r Ls%s GSgr Of ths District Of Golgpbla, sitting In
~ ~ o'eloek, a. m, at the City Hall, washin gton
SSay, to % shHT cause why disshargs from All his
You arc also notified that the I'd and sd mesnEs Of
said bAnkIupt'a creditors will be held before ihe
Register at the same time aud place.
by order Of the Court:
DAVID 9. OOODIN8,
U, 4, Marshal Of D, C., AS Mesaaager
Test RI, MllGs, Clerk, febi5kS
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
STATES PATENT oPPiOE,

y WAsHISdros, D. G, Rsb, 10, ls6a.
New Hampshire, praying for The extension ot a
pateut granted him on the 22d day of NAV, islj,
Tor au improvement In Curbs for Water Wheels;
II Is ordered that HHid petition be hoard At this
ofice on the 80 day u May next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi.
tous aud other papers should be died In this olee
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTR,
fvbb-ThSt CoIptnlssiopeT Of P4teni.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

MEDICAL COLLEGE CoMMENCEMEST.-The
fortv-seventh annual commencement Of the
Medical department Of Georgetown College
will take place on Monday evening next at
the Thirteenth-street Baptist church. Among
the graduating class are Charles W. Fran
Zoni and J. r. P. Gleeson, of this city. The
address to the graduates will be delivered by
Prof. W, P. Johnston, VI. d. The yaledlc-
tory by J. R. p. GleesOn, esq.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

Tue sUmECT of the discourse tomorrow
morning at the New Jerusalem Temple (Swe.
denborglan) will be "That the Word Of God
may be distinguished from mans writings as
readily as Gods works from mans works" "
The seats ut this church are free.