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supsExs couaT-caAnDtas.
Application for n Nandamus Against the
Chamberlain.

Chamberlain.
Before Judge Ingraham.
The People OF the State or Neic FORK on fAe
Relation ar James s. Br7tnton, John W. Brunton
ana The Board ar Educoton rs. Peter D.
Sreenv, Chamberlain or me Ctv ana County
oJ No,o Io,k.-This case came up yesterday,
but on the application OF defendants counsel II was
adjourned t thursday next. II was a motion for
painurs order the sum OF $i,s14. due Tor supplying
the Board or Education with school books. The
affidayt OF Mr. Thomas Boese clerk Of the Board of
Education, stated that Ivy virtue OF the provlso ons
OF certain act OF the Legislature all sums
OF money raised for the purposes or the Board
20 be drawn by drafts on the City Chamberlain.
Tnat on the "a OF March the sum OF Slfl4 was due
the Messrs. Brunton, but thnt tie draft drawn upon
tbe Chamberlain for the amount at the National
br0aaWay Bank was refused. That the Chamber
IAN alleges as the ground for refusing Inc payment
his hanhs In consequence of the payment by him Of
certain forged draft for $1.sJ0 that the draft IN
question purportcu TO bc or A. u. Collins claim In
fun for building 136 West Twenty sixth street, hut
yat no person OF tnat name ever did work Tor the
Board OF Education; that no warrant was ever
drawn In favor OF q person OF that name:
nor las the Board ever caused, work To bs
done on q building In Wcat rwenty.sixth street. The
aildav dcnics that any OF the 0iicers OF the Board
OF Education ever signed warrant TOT so great an
TaDiiity. Pla nfs cluNm. therefore, that tnc Chan-
berlaln IL legally bound to pay tne dralt Ia question.
Tue case VIII be fully argued ON tnursdai.
sJudgo Ineraham rendered Judgment IN tho follow.
ing cases yts.oriay:-
IN ne Matter ~ n Application ~ Aa,oaya
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MAYORS OFFICE.

II Ia somewhat gratifying 10 know that the
coaches, Jehus and drivers generally have been
fully awakened TO sense Of their obligations to the
law and TO society. The complaints against hack
men are now comparatively few, owing. no doubt.
to the fact that Marshal To0ker has put tight rein
ON them and that they have reason to know Mayor
Hall sustains his Marshal IN the efforts being made
to correct the abuses which have 50 long existed.
The latest phase OF coachie imprudence and impu-
dense was discovered few evenings since at Cort-
landt street ferry Some Of the drivers had left their
coaches standing near the ferry, and had gone
10 Jersey City to canvas for lares." During their
absence some OF the officers OF the department took
charge OF the vehicles which had lights burning,
and they found the numbers on the lamp glass were
made OF paper, that they could easily be removed
In case Of need. The drivers were nrralgned before
Marshal T0oker and fined, after receiving the
pleasing Information that II they were again CON-
blamed Of their licenses would be revoked.
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SHOCKING MURDER IN TExAs.--Tne Waco Tcxasl
Register has letter from Marlin, February a. glv-
Ing account OF Q brMa murder In Pals county. Mr..
Franklin Wallace, wbile ON MIA way from Marlin TO
hts home ON sunday. IN company with hs wife.
who ~ he had been wounded and was sick with
fever was driving the team OF horses, when near
home was halted by two men, Nelson and Young.
who az once declared their intention TO- XIII
Mr. wallace, and despite the prayers and en-.
Innocence OF their accusations proceeded TO put
their threat into execution Mrs Wallace attempted
shot through her clothing, which Get them on IRE
and passed through Walace's body. The report OF
the nrearms frightened the team and caused them to
several shots alter Mrs. Wallace After committing
the outrage Nelson and Young escaped and were at
and caught by Judge Read in Cameron on saturday
and brought back Tor trial The cause OF the murder
seemed 10 be AN old grudge Nelson mad a tempted
TO Kill wallace and wounded hun some time before,
and was at that tune under 0uard for tnat offence.
Young was the guard apd assisted Ill The murder.
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Died.
AHEwv.--on Monday
IL nj 90 yyuasop

AHEwS.-On Monday, March Is. at % Hudson
street, MARTIN AiiERN,-ln tile 4vth year of his are
Notice OF tnc FUNERAL IN Wednesdays paper.
BAKrELs.--On saturday, March liz, FRANCESCA,
infant daughter OF Gcofk q and Anna Bsrtels.
Ihe remains were Inferred In Greenwood Gene
terry.
BuuR.-1Ou sunday March IA, of consumption,
HENRY A. BURR, ~ the sd year of his aec.
The relntiyes and friends OF the family also the
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from New York called him back and told him to
sign 1t; they then lefs the house; setback said tne
reason he brought the man from New YORK 70
make out the certificate was that nc lccuAcAl couu
not write English. u -.
Coroner Wnltenln Last evening informed me Jury
that he was unable to md Setback, ana sne andu,, .
sItl0n was thereup0n adjourned untu InuSay
evening hext The Coroner Will lay the case peiof0
District Attorney Norris. fNH e
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COURT or COMMON plrAs-spscAl TEAM
Decislana.

Decisions.
Judge Barrett rendered judgment in the following
cases yesterday morning.
Frey RS. Schiusseibtum.--Bai reduced 70 S2,Aoo.
IN The Matter ~ Findi Accounting or SevR0,o' G.
Palmer Assignee, Us. Gd,vet H. Benson.--Decl ee
granted.
Hogan rs. 0'Gorndn.--Mofion- another at.
attachment issue. bailabIe In 500. liza !. h
Aaron rs. Gootlspeeu- answer must lie stricken
out, with costs, unless the defendant Ray all the
Ielereca ices when have been incurred and ten
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CRops AND PROGRESS IN GEORGIA. The Forsyth
(Butts county, Ga Advertiser says that the plancfs
of that county are crazy the subject OF cotton.
IL Is estimated that twothirds OF the area planted
thfs spring will be devoted TO cotton There ~ now
q lack Of corn 10 carry the county through 70 tue
next season. There IS large area in wheat aud
oats and the stand Il generally good. Corn planting
has commenced. The fruit crop has not been mate
rally Injured by the recent cold snaps forty ODD
thousand dollars have been subscribed Tor cotton
factory in FORSYTH and Il s confidently expected the
whole stock will be taken thIs week
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COURT Or counaN PliAs-TRul 1E2K.9laT Il
Action Against the Corporation.
Before Judge Daily.

ActiOU Agniust the CoFp0FntLOus
Before Judge Daily.
NJ Qsuneu %. The Corporation ana Mr.. R/00e
Oson0 6c.-This was an action to recover da hages
for injuries sustained by the paindn under Che fol-
lowing circumstanccs:- :-On the 5th OF JanuaHy 1885,
the plaintiff was passing along Laurens street, and
when Prince street fel upon the ice And broke
her arm. She now sues for damages, cisiming that
repair and free from Ice. The defence Has general
denial OF the allegations contained In the complaint
The case has not been concluded Counsel ior PLAIN
tin. J. Hewitt; for defendants, Recorder Hackctt
Recorder smith and Mr.. FOrker.
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SUPERIOR couaT-TalAl TEam-pAnr |.
Landlord and Tenant.
Before Judge Barbour.

Cag "a. Plaiaer.-This was an action o recover
damages under the following circumstances:--The
plaintiff leased three story house IN Eighth street
to tenant. who subsequently assigned that lease to
the defendant In the meantime the paintr had
added another story to the house and claimed ad-
Gitional rent therefor The defendant claimed that
his transaction In the matter had been solely con-
fined TO the tenant 10 whom the plaintiff had orgI-
naily made the lease. The hearing OF the case viii
be resumed TODAY.
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dollars costs OF this notion within I'VE days from the
service OF q copy OF this order, and attend peiore
gucn other days as the referee NAV direct ana SUD-
mt 20 examination under the rulings oi said reieSee.
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SUPERIOR couRv-TslAl rsRm-paRr 2.
Breach Of Promise of Marriage Casc-SIO q, 1000
Claimed.

Claimed.
Before Judge Flthian.
Isabella ID. Ma adertie us Ed,oard Btrrntngnan.-
This was an action TO recover the sum OF $4,000
damages for an alleged breach Of promise OF mar
riagc on the part OF the defendant. The planilfr
was examined at considerable length, and in tho
course OF her evidence testified that snc had already
been married once, but that her husband was dead
seven years; she knew the defendant twenty years
ago; had repeated met her In Broadway. accord
ing to appointment conferred hts love, and finally oa
heir acquaintance continued for some time, out on
the 10th OF June, 1868. the defendant married one
Phebc Spencer, after having faithfully promised the
plainti1 to make her his better half. She NOW sues
Tor $4,000. The defence was general denial Of the
several allegations contained In the complaint.
The case Will be resumed to-day.
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hughes, 6c-Reference ordered 70 inquire as 70 the
facts Gvtted In the petition and report.
By Judge sutherland.
xstYnes ct al u.s. MIN urn ct ds.-See mem.
In the Matter or Oox!)0rrnNg CeT, ain Dspd made
;bv Joseph Orser, late sheriff Gc.-Memoranda for
counsel.
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CITY IxTELL,GGsOG.

THE WEATHER YcsrERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as Indicated by the ther-
mometer OF Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
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@ va: as ,.c,. ~ 49, ~
warrant In favor OF the treasurer OF the Board OF
Trustees OF st. Tereaa's church for $780, to enable
them to pay an assessment favor OF tho pastor OF
$3l5, to enable iem TO pay an assessment for the
opening OF Church street, and In favor OF trustee
oi the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church Of
$3.50 Tor similar purpose. N
ON motion the Board adjourned.
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n ne Haaey oc r. application q, no,oaya
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amustmsnts.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,-Begins at ..
ate Piks. corner md Egsha'e) ,.g.,
JAS FISK GEyRitiI I%BBTss6S Fifty SEyTs
FIFTH WEEK sHAKES S,S ~ Te Ss4ND rum
rpE REST s1'G %oMPa ny HANDSOME sCESEEd
i LIE Peg nTS1 RtIIRT' HIGHEST C0SfUhlfG,
.' ever eomIiled ia any ore proiueiea in America
Mr X L. pb s. ESron suoDorted By Mesra
in BIZ TR T,sy si;s''ioH Of r'''p''' VIZ DIv6GR
Miss BLANCHE GREY: -; ,aa msay Of
the hest paroOs and critics Of ara in VIC Dcuounerd
os upon sIi WITH sh Ia. ever se.d
s,I stage He regrets .. BE- + 5seS sd D or rHs by
do Justice 70 Mr. Ge. mastery peueug' (snp.ss1g 10 t
grace sad beauty anything M Tsyelie s9 bich has 20
they give eloquent expression also TO that cultivated taste a be in
squen. neiyed e hOughtess assertion that the poey we
'''''', i ch fh BALEsT TG6UPB
TIKI GREAT SHIP SCBSE AT 81 ..,r.
nes mp nrDg Illusion ever exhibited t M her crew
TsSPRsr Il sarSFE' EVERY SATURDAY
THE THEEE euARDsMEN
WAIh7sL5tA.c5;KS.@1ln n, LESTER WALLACE
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
SATURDAY. ' MATINEE
G II . o l.
In consequence OF
FORTHCOMING NOVELTIES
IL 10 with much that the Manager the unavoidable
Withdrawal after few representations Of this charming comedy
SS,r s P'sSSe G'str pay, within RS
Mr. e. Eshks Mr. sIoDpART T NJ OWEN MARL9WE
Mis- LAWRENCE Miss A. ROWE Mss T. MONELL, Miss JENNIE
'N' '''' INV scs see
| on MONDAY EVENING MKT, MAY ,.
VIII be produced for the h time the eIqu COMEDY OF
| CASTE,
By 7. W. Robertson ESQ., author Of school, Ours "soee
IS The 6; T g NEW AID
chaIsesI' including ,Is pTineiPi m'I6sIs Of this COMPANY
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ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton
y Prstnums. Ball 1siss 49,. Ia elegant H'lsA hsTsaauls
Fs.-' ktssa job PhntsEh
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90 salbum Il map Confirm

CAUTIoN-The public are s sa s4oGss on S
hssoua.ha sm ths oaes ofiAe BeSS I ns CssntS az ~
Maiden Ulster Cou1 s s lisa sh 500 each No
Bounty Loan Bonds Nos 4''"'' .. ,,.,..
3s2 l2h ssaes $500 eas compsuy Bonds Nos 10 ~ ae'
{ lOcN BlgelOw Blue boo"' F .,,oel
Of 900 each ~, Ioc.l Improvement Bond Losa " I'h
Al 900 7 per cent bfo.tyn-
~ A iotrr.st and NofsmVs"
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DRPUTr QuARrEkN AsTRRGkN.s UHfIUk,
BAITIAoRK. Md. April 10, 1863
L ARGE SALE of PUBLIC PROPERTY
~ large assortment OF QUARTBRMASTBRS PROPERTY and
STORES, aud CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP aud GARRISON
BQUIPAGB will be offered at PUBLIC AUCTION 10 this city tat
Newport and MoHenrysts THURSDAY bpn
70 1869 few Of the articles mentioned, follows:
OFFICE DESKS. CHAIRS TABLES, IRON SAFES. MATING,
HEATING STOVES COOKING STOVES, 40 &c.
Also number ovERCOATs ouued and Iniantry HATS
CAPS JACKETS (Artv and Cayslry BLOUSBS thne sud
insdl TROUSERS BEDsACKs (singe aud dOube HOSPITAL
TENTS, WALL TENTS ke., &c
large numbe WOODEN BLANKETS al 8s and about rs 900
pairs mschneewec BOOBIES will likewise be offered for sale
Complete property be obtained this ONCE Ltt
also be obtained SeuYok the Office Of Brevet hsorGenerA
kufus Ingalls, Assistant Army Buos corner
GreeneSI and q, the QuGmers Once In Pha
dslpbiL -,
DELAY.
Terms: Cab in Government abds on tie day o. sale
STEWART VAN VLIBT,
DEPUTY QuarteTmsster General and
T,.Vat kafarG snI ARM.
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ApREoN, THoMAs I Co.. AaetIoOsei. So ls s Ch.tI'..
P0BERT S0MERVILLE, AuctiOneer.-Oil

a
ROBERT sOMERvILLR will sell TUESDAY April n at 10y
o'clock private residence 40 Goye geuiee HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE consisting suites Brussels and ingram carpets
tables curtains dressing bureaus
warrobes dressing tables bookcase snd secretary music stand ena
bedseAs writing desks ieathe beds spreads
blankets quilts sheets and powcsses &c Also ane hts' IhiA
rhr rsst truu
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Ytqal HOtiots.

CUPREME COURT.-GE0RGEL /. SMITH y:
- TnvoS 4 CONNER and ROBERT H. sHAW-By virtue oi
s,ce On his Court .e Ia this action on TIE "a a oi @ ~
Co., 81 will sold by the undersigned through ~
t ,tRR Aueioueer at Merchants Exchange Saesoom
M iii oadwIJ 10 The CITY York 90 the hneen d.{ 81 april
tain o piece parcel roand situate Dg Saa o.sg 1.e 81 s
.n t Jobu Mclean by Isaac Btoutenberg and Php van
csa Porfitares for the Southern phuet s
s Vol which d lots formerly belonged TO James De-
e, and are designated map or chart made OF h estate oY
Baneker CITY Surveyor The ssl o' nss s hv 10, Snwbs,
Nv o, Number Sir and noer 10 the rear gore Of
ow or fonsry Captain Swan containing IN breadth
oSt spa rear twenty-five feet and length on each SIDE one
Ss.t being premises conveyed by John Web0er and
I'm Bsruss b indentn bearing date the nineteenth day OF
ortohr 1891 recorded the Registers Ohes 81 In hes J
~ maze So November ID t5IDated Hew-fOrk March
2tb 1853 WILLIAM J. MARIN Referee No % Wsilsree|
C,,,s, .. W sASDToRn, Plh's At0rney, No bTryonr0W
~ oy ale postponed until the 2Oth Of Msy 1862 At the sane
hour AMI WILLIAM J. MARIN. Referee.
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6uuntrp pruptrtp 90 grt.

COTTAGE on the Sound to LEI; rooms
GROaGB W. LLOYD, New Rochelle n. Y.
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pOBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.-Salos-


IL room No 81 EHssaust
PHYSICIANS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MADE BY MEBKs.-
On WEDNESDAY April 90 at 10y o'clock at the private rsdenee No
~ Fs Of consisting
OF Brussels Carpet GOD Pao suite In satin and roA
tee elegant git Duiag suite Extension Table
Befet Suite queen plush French plate and msut-l Mirrors
Lace Boeatee Lapbten Shade Rosewood
sut aud mahogany Furniture heir aud spring Mattresses
Feather Beds Bedding china Dinner aud Tea Set As Gas Frtue
throughout the desgb and Gnsh Sale to
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Snrnnurt.
- g Sarmrs and oi5ps.

RONE DUST for SAbE.--ln consequence of
HoVrg Tie Factory ci Bsns Da,t ir Sale Al tine heiory,
80 tas ApgH 10 CISflAS SCHWARTZ, No $50 Rat
fnytfnitt
C0W AND CALF.-For SALE, new milk
~ Coz esf dsrasy She isyeaas aaA gentle aud Yields nils
Rl tge iiy Of very feb Hk- tqurs private stable
"a east Iti tiIthst ~
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE APRIL 90
w The yery Exhibition Of Jerome Ihomysons ergua
"he Old 0skeh Bucket" "Homel
Sweet Paddle Canoe" and The Captive Child VIZ
poytyslF close THURSDAY EVENING April 10 aud FRIDAY
EVENIHG April 30 ocoek Mr. JOHN H. DRAPER will sell a,
The nnh Avenue Galleries the ongnsl Paintings Public Auction
highest bidder without Open day and evening Az
mission hea JOHN III. DkAPkk C01 aucH0usss~
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THR CoNsTABLEs OF THE MODEL NRaRo
MAoIsTRATE LOGAN, Joseph Ball, Agrippa
Gadsden, Adam Fiazter aud March Lucas,
woro arraign,d before Magistrate Kanapaux
yesterday to answer the charge Of false i'm
prisonment. They failed to give security for
their appearance for trial before the State
Court. and wero committed to jail. They we're
i, then carried before Magistrates Schroeder and
Mackey upon writ of hdbeas corpus, and
were discharged upon thoir own rocogniz-
:anoaa
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PRRsoNAL.-Mr. William Conner, Of New
York, the well known type founder, is now
making o flying trip through the South, aud
was in Columbia yesterday.
Mr.. Lengniok. of the enterprising Hsyne-
street firm OF Lengnick & Sell, has lately re-
turned from visit to Europe, the result of
which customers, will find in tho endless vari-
ETY. and choice character of the firms stock of
fancy goods.
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Monday afternoon q colored man named VIM.
Barnett applied to Magistrate Mishaw, color
cd, fora warrant to arrest Elza Barnett. alias
Brown. Ho stated that about q year ago he
and ELIZA were married, but short time ago
enc left him, aud, on last Thursday night,
married VIM. Brown. Warrants were issued,
and both Eliza and Brown arrested. EIiz,
stated that Brown was not to blame at all, as
she had induced him to marry her. kliza was
sent to Jail IN defsult Of security to appear and
answer the charge Of bigamy. and Brown was
required to give security to keep the peace to-
wards Barnett.
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Qua New YoRK sTEAMsHps.-Th steamship
Champion, Captain r. W. Lockwood, Of the
adser line Of New York steamships, arrived
yesterday with every part Of the ship full of
4 9htaud large passenger list. Tho Cham
sssa57is to au unusually largo carrier, measuring
soma 1490 tons, and was compelled, on this
trp, to leave freight for the steamer to follow,
so large were the off ,rings.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCtrcuIntion.-THED DhILY NEWS
BEyN0 THR NEWSPAPER 0FF1CTALLF RE-
CoGNIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATI0N IN THE 0fTr OF CHARLESTON
publishes THE LIST OF LETTERS REHALN-
ING IN THE PoSToFFYcE At Ia END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRopLs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFF1CR Law.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON NEWS, tho circulation OF
which Is about twice as largo as TINT OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, iH the
best ADVERTISING medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have thom
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
THK NEWS has no equal; and in ordor that oil
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADyER-
TisEMENTs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen Me order is giren:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesues, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-scrvants, porlcrs, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 let, and misccla.
neous wants OF all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES 90 words. rs cents
Z" Foun LINES or 30 words. 40
Z" FIVE LINES or 40 words......50 ct
All advertisements 10 bo inserted Mt these
rates must be prepaid and delivered of THE
News Office by 8 P. M.
Range OF Thormomcrcr Mt tho Novvs
Once.
. .. Al: / "a Al: 2 7. NJ. T. NJ.
Tpesday..... 75 is 10 TO
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Auction sales This Day.

SEQ Fourth Page for auction s,les.
EWILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
ascre. furniture, crockery, &c.
u m. A. HUNT will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
sit,,,re. boots, shoes, &c.
%sT. NJ. MARSHALL. & BROTHER will sell ut half
past 10 o'clock, ut their Office, carpets, pianos,
Nc
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MERCANTILE PRMTrNa.-An kinds OF mer-
eattlIe Irintiug, such circulars, letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c. for count
lug rooms and ofises, promptly executed In
the aeatest style and at the lowest rates for
p1l,, at TEE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. 14S Ssst
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LUNCH at Torck's to-day-okra soup, boiled
& asb, aud boiled ham. with dainty trimmings.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Tyre Lodge, at 8 P. NJ.
@. L., at half-past P. NJ.
Relief Loan Association, at S P. N.
Rutledgo Rifle Club, at 8 p. N.
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"THR CITY By TIE SEA."-This is the title Of
b-weekly advertising sheet, the first num-
Dor OF which is announced to be forthcoming
on Saturday next. mrstF! W. Miller. who is
to be athe publisher and general manager,
tells US In the prospectus that it sis to DO no
bapnaz,rd enterprise, no evanescent intruder
into the domain OF journalism; but o substan
dial representative Of our commercial charac-
fer" It Is promised that the varied topics OF
finance and commercial economy shall bo
treated "with IN acceptable breadth OF phios
: phy and public spirit" and that "rhe City by
the Sea" shall "be distributed gratis in every
part Of The city, State and South.", II energy
I 9p6 activity on the part of tho publisher can
command succeps, the new venture is likely TO
be . prosperous ono. ~
SALE OF SToWs AND BoHDs.-Y Yesterday
Mcssrs. Wardlaw q Carow sold the following
stocks and bonds: -, ~. I, 90 ~ <,
SsA shares saSahhah and Charleston RaiIroad
asaoks st t2sa4ta1s. q lt.;'e
Z $3.50 Ot5 six lper cent. stock, toJd. at $bsl.
50 aharss Northeastern RAiiroxd SsSsk, at ~:
.212 Union Bank sock. at ID.
los Bank OF Charleston stock, at $12l.
u sharesa Pisntess.ssp Hechfdics'f Bank
M ahIs5s Peoples Bank stool. a; Is 60. %
shsres City Railway Company stock, at
~, bond. sss.ss s$sa Hs,'5''ss s
shsree south Carolina asilroad stock, At
3ooo si1 per cent. bonds Of Charleston ana
s.a, .ss, fSssssfsll ssfl 1874 s's sslf
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