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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

nB. CAULFIELDp CLASSES
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
deEt At Y. NJ. Z. A. Rooms
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For IvHRY GOOD ana desirable article in the
best Of boots and shoes, see the grand assoRt-
tensive establishmeat, 902 It'll street, next
to corner x and Northern Market The largest
variety, ever In store, for special holiday trade
Bcots-ladies', misses and childrens-fn great
yariety. at harRaipe. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

THE HEw ENGLAND SOCIETY propose 10 celebrate
" Fsreiaiher Day vii b spirit this year by grand
supper and BAH af the yenness House ecenber pa
fiekets 81; and the advertisement elsewhere an
nonnces " here they can he obtained.
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Notice.
MI. w. GAIT. BRO. & CO.,
OPFN TO DAY LARGE ADDITIONS TO
THEIR ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND
ELEGANT
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WATCHES.
JEwELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
OPERA GLASSES CLOCKS
BRONZes.
ENGLISH TABLE OUTLIRY, &C.
in having q large and unbroken assortment to
select from.
NJ. w. GAIT, BIO, d CO.,
JEWELLERS,
del9-st 1lO7 iPennsylvania avenue
NARL MUELLER 4 SON,
CANDY MANUFACTURES,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SUGAR AND CANDYTOYS.
Would inform their customers, and the public, as
their place of business IN the Center Market was
destroy Cd y, men they can be found at their
. STORE AND FACTORY
No.417 kold 57sJ 9th street.
Betv een D and E.
\Island,
Where they have d hand. and are constantly
manufacturing larsAstock Of
delsa- coNEycTloNERY.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
Good Things to Eat
ENDLESS SUPPLY,
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER AND r MERCHANT,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
NINTH AND y STREETS.
Another New York steamer arrived this morning,
bringing us an additional supply OF
FRESH CHRISTMAS LUXURIEs,
and We name in part:
ALMONDS, all the finest varieties.
WALNUTs, new and very choice.
FILBERTs.
ZANTE CURRANrs.
PRUNEs-fnest French, in boxes
DO. in bulk, a, low rates.
q OITRON-best Leshorn.
FREECH FRUITS, in .yrup. Put MP in glass
bottles, with ground glass stoppers-something
namental and delicious.
sYRUPS. All the finest brands that can be PRO.
duced, including stewart s and Moilert's.
SWEET CIDER; only 20 barrels left-the richest
ia this city.
GENUINE NEW ORLEANS MOLAsSES.
GOSHEN BUTTER-50 packages on hand.
CANNED FRUIT and VEGETABLES, in end
less supply.
MINCE MEAT-fsr superior TO Atmore,s and
Fishers, and not spoiled with poor ,chtsky.
And thousand and One other desirable article.
suitable for Holidays. Call and see.
ELPEIONzO YOUNGS,
GROCER AND MERCHANT,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
de0 9TH AND STREETS
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PRoSEIIY FOR SALE.-A splendfi buiIdin0 Ia,
2S5, by I'd fes street, bs<xes stL ana Mar
will be scld By Latimer ClearT. on Thursiay The
I'D instant. at 4 clock IN. Sse advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

Tuo~I = DO appreciate a good thing in the way Of
irf.iis~fuAl entertainment shOnld not fail hear
Me- whealBps lecture ~ Dr. boynton church
fBis evening.
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,osoipE French. Etruscan and plated jewelry for
The holidays ~ PTisss Penney !, ahia avenue
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lie st the Center Market Gre on SUNDAY morn ns
To-. place yesterday afternoon from the eth street
n II. ChSEch. John A RAwiiIls' Post @. A = !, a.
which deceased vas a member preceded by Pros-
reris band, attended. The funeral sermon va.
preached bg the Bey. DR. Drir khouse. from the
cords There is but n step between me and death
Toe rem siLs we're taken u CiaTkvils, Nd, fer in
tsEnent "
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FoR Low PRICD and well-made Clothing,
60 to Odeon Hall, SIG Pennsylvania avenue,
corner AZ street. r" ID
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A USEFUL CHRISTMAS PR1sINT u q Sewing
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms ut
the Agency, g. BAUM's Heopskirt and Corset
Factory, 40s 7th street. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser. t.t. - ~
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CHANCE INIRAoR pISaRY-R Hall real q
rate broker offers nifty thousand dollars OF Chicaso
aLd So Louis property. veil located and very val
able for real estate In Washington. This is grand
turn "a the TIDE OF Inv and the property is
held by gentleman remarkable fer his success in
amassiug IN immense FOR tune, and a Western man.
Ne look upon IL ~ confidence in the future Of our
growing city that cannot be over estimated. The
property 10 be exchanged in theee great cities Of the
West for real estate here. is q nejy situated.
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large assortment OF Bracelets. Immense soock
OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the Holidays.
Afro, large stock Of fancy Brackets ct one dol
lar each, ct JOIN WALLACH's,
n,9,E $50 Pennsylvania syenue.
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Conmi,.iou.I, "a. seid - .,an,s, o. me h,is
Charles bs~ts was drt pped from the rolls Of Co. 4
engine The Chief Engineer recommended that
Ssr set OF wheels Be purchased for No hoss car
r7ge, three hsrses for No engine. aud one for the
hOok and ladder COMPANY, snd a boss carriage
Tor No company. The secretaTv va. ipstructed
g. invite proposals BY Advertisement for the bald
lns o. wheels Tor the hoss carriages. Mr. Dubant
sac that tbs Mayor Was opposed to the drivers OF
engines salopirg their bOrses 70 fires and he would
reNssst the hief Engineer 10 esutioa them 90
-trictiy obey be rules In relsfiap 20 fast driving
Ut BALDWIN ca led sii,ntion to 10 condition Of the
which we're unit for use. The m1ktsr a. referrsd
10 the hief Eraineer
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Until further rotise viii be found daily ct NV
stalls, Ia and 16. Northern l. berry Market /
have now on hand for Christmas a large supply of
SPICED OUNpS. ROLLS, AND BOuILL0NE.
de1Jt ID. s. ELLIOTT.
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tn Z COURTN.

CRlMINAL COURT, Judge C1,t,sr-To- dey the
case o. Bernard Doe senbrook. indicted for The mu,
der OF conrad wagner, was resumed, and the arou-
ments were concluded ct O'Clock, and the Jury
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By JOHN G.. MILNOR 8 co:

DOOTS AND SHOES, -OLOTHING+AND
ID DRY GOODS. 80
THIS DAY, the 22d inst, at 10 o'cloct, we WIN
sell at our Store No. 1S5 Meeting street.
AN INvOICE BOOTS AND SHOES JUST RECEIH-
ED FROM STEAMER FAIL ON:
IL cases Mems and Youths KIP BRoGAHH,
Misses' Kid Balmoras; Misses' Grain aAd On1i.
dren's Balmorals. Misses Calf Polish, Misses
Velvet Sttps Men's, Womeuis ana Ohildren,s Qstf-
ers, Mems English Ties, Mems sandal Rnboerss
Women's Rubber Shoes, DC. ff
Black SatInets. Fancy satlnets, Bleaohed ana
TlckinCs Balraoral skirts, Flannels. Head Hand
kerchiefs, Pocket Handkerchtefs, Hosiery, black
Satinet and Cashmere Coats and Pants.
Conditions cash. tf deC2
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s'SoXETHIyG TO BooT."-Horace Green was
brought before the Mayor yesterday morning and
tried, charged with the larceny of pair OF boots.
The evidence showed that Green, whose actions
are by no means IN accordance with that verdancy
which his name would seem to apply, had gone
into shoe store, and, after some bargaining,
purchased trunk. While opening and shutting
the same he dexterously contrived to slip pair
OF boots, valued at six dollars, into it when the
shopkeeper was not attending. The theft was dis
covered as Green was marching of with the trunk.
Upon being arrested by the police, he denied
the theft. The trunk was opened and the boots
themselves produced, but Green, not OF all taken
aback, cooly observed that he did not know hc
fore that they were In the trunk. The Mayor and
several others who heard the testimony thought
differently, and Green was summary turned ever
to the State for prosecution.
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Nv MILES DRAKE.

GLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HATS DC.
" THIS MORNING. at 10 o'c ock, i will tseH a.
my store corner OF King and Liberty streets,
BEAVER OYERCOATS, Black Cloth Frock Cost1.
Sacks and Business Goats. Cashmere, Jean ane
Satinet Pants, Plain and Fancy Vests: Ladies,
Cloaks and Sacks, Hickory, Belknap. White ana
Fancy Shirts, Canton Flannel Drawers, Hosiery,
Suspenders. Handkerchefs, Scarfs, Fancy Neck
ties. Printed Satinet. Cashmere, Jean, Aelton
Cloth. Dress Goods, Balmoral Skirts, Linen eGol:
lars, Toys, Dolls. Notions, Mems aud BoyP feas
and Wool Hats, &c. ooc2
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MENKE MULLER,
MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 3e5 KING STREET.
Have Just opened the largest and finest stock OF
Clothing ever offered In this city for MEN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS, comprising full assort-
ment OF DRESS anu BUSINESS SUITS. Derby
Suits, walking Coats 0vercoats, ea'Jackets, &c.
The largest ortion Is OF imported goods, and
manufactured INTO garments by ourseves-we
can therefore recommend them as regards 1T,
wear and workmanship.
Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT ls supplied with
the finest selection OF English, French. German
and Domestic Cloths, DoesSlns, Beavers, Tricots,
Meltuns, We vctnc, Dlagouals, Cheyiots Corlu.
roy, Cassilnercs, &C., anu large variety OF mod.
ern Pants anu Vest Patterns, which We make up
to order, by measure, In the latest style. The
foreman in this department OF our business has
no equal In the artistic world for cutting and pro
ducing an elegant flE.
FURNISHING GOODs.-Thls department Is sup.
piled with the Celebrated ~ Shirts English.
French and Domestic Unlersnirts and DraTers
Alexandra anu CoupuiSsler's Kills, BuckskIn, Cas-
simere, Silk and thread Gloves, Linen and Paper
Collars, Neck Ties, Bows, acaris, Pocket HanIEer.
chiefs. Socks, Umbrellas. &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low 10 plain agures
Buyers in our lne will find 1t to their advan.
tage to call In and see for themselves before pur.
chasing elsewhere. novl-tuths2rnos
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Hotel Acknowledgements 81.
MILLS HOUSE.

C.H. Wright, Beaufort; D. A. Fenton, Balti-
more; J. E. Klngam and wife, New York; Joseph
8. Brun, Baltimore; ]. b. watson and wife, HAM
Hson, Ohio; S. Fl. Stowe and wife Syracuse; Mrs.
:. Campbell. H. Spencer and wife, T Il. Rich and
wife, Miss Spencer, Miss Maxwell, Miss Poulson,
q. Spencer, New York.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
T. R. Bass, F. a. Miles. Columbia; ]. II. Brown,
Eeyport: Thomas Dufan, Philadelphia; Charles @.
law. South Carolina; W. B. Saunders, Mars
Bluff 8. c.; Rev. E. Embury and wife Miss En-
bury, Plaindeld, N. j.; W. Graham, BarnWell; W.
TT. O. woodward, Cheraw, S. G.
PAVILION HOTEL
J. NJ. Williams, Barnwen; ]. Boiran, G. Mozart
LIN, Columbia; James Harper, Kingstreei I. M
Creecy, Northeastern Railroad; James 7. Bunn
vile and three children, Miss e. Bum, J. H. Cater
sad wife, D. 8. Brown Byron Brown oaca' NJ l.
nS- For later Locals see Fourth Page.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Adam Jones and London
Pfnckney, arrested for stealing dogs and selling
them, and for vagrancy, wera each sent to jail
for term OF thirty days, under the vasrant law,
BY the Mayor. PInckney has just served out
term for stealing canaries and mocklng bird.
Andrew McDermosr, lodged for being drunk
and disorderly in King street, near Tradd, and
also for vagraucy. was sent to the House Of Cor
rection for ten days as q vsgrant- Andrew who
lately called himself Taylor instead OF AcDer.
mott, is the unlucky individual who, on Monday
last, had the sum of $50 stolen from him while he
was confined in the Guardhouse in. a state OF In
toxication.
James Mccall was arrested yesterday morning,
on warrant issued BY Trial Justice j. g. Mackey,
charged with having fraudulently disposed OF and
made way with gold watch entrusted to his
care last June by Eliza Heddlestom. After q
thorough examination, he was bound over to ap-
pear at the next Court OF General Sessions.
Robert Artope, arrested for peddlIng fowls With
out license, and also on suspicion that the
fowls had not been obtained by him in an honest
manner was held for further examination.
William Evans and Richard Hamilton lodged
for disorderly conduct and lighting at ball in
Republican Hall, Queen street. had hearing be-
fore the Mayor. and Richard, as the cause OF the
disturbance, was sentencei 20 pay nne So or
go d the House OF Correction for five days.
Edward Barrow arrested for lying down drunk
In Wentworth street, was sentenced to pay tiue
OF IS or spcnd ten days in the House Of Corrcc.
tion.
Rachael Williams, arrested on charge OF lar
eeny OF money and jewels from mrs. Burdell, No.
O. had mi bpo oriG
and was remanIed for further examinatio
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TIE CUsroMHoCSE.--A(ter years OF compara-
tive rest the marble pile on East Bay has sud-
denly taken to growing, and now bids fair to as
sumo the stately and complete proportions orig!-
nally devised. The amount OF the appropriation
made by Congress is 100000. with the provlso
that "said completion shall not exceed s299, ,e5e"
1t may therefore be assumed that when the sum
first named is exhausted, the balance will be
promptly forthcoming. The work Is under the
control OF Mr.. T. Il. 0akshott, q government en-
glueer, and he is proceeding with it as rapidly as
| the means and material will permit. Upw ards OF
hundred mea are employed, who are dis
trlbuted about the yard and structure In
| various employmeu's incidental to the building.
The East Bay front will be d rst finished; the huted
marble pillars are already going up. The capitals
| for these and other ornamental work have been
completed, and are handsome specimens OF carv-
ing. It has been ascertained that the supply Of
marble will not be sufficient for all purposes, and
Mr.. oakshott will proceed to Alabama in few
days, under instructions from. Washington, to
| avail himself of superior marble quarry which
Is said to exist there. The marble In the building
came from New York, but the quarry has been
closed.
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ByW.Y. LEITCH 6 3. 8. BRUINS,
Auct7oneerS. sss

TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING.
i known as No. % Vauderhorse ssroets
W WI be be sold THIS DAY, the 22d Instant at
IL o'clock. at the Old Pottoface,
That desirable Two Story WOO DE y
DWELLING, with Kitchen and 0ntbufMtngH.
Premises contain square rooms, dressing :roon
and pantry. Lot measures 80 by 100 feet In depth.
Terms One half cash; balance IN one and tWo
years, with interest secured by bond and mort
gage. Property to be insured anu policy asNgA-
ed. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
deC22 ESa
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Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

Niles Drake win sen at 10 O'Clock, OF his
store, clothing, Dry goo'is, &C.
genords L Co. win sell at half-past 10 O'CLOCK az
their store. pet ans apples, &c.
A. q. Abrahams i Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, al
their storc, cassimeres, satiuets, &c.
Lasca 4 Bruus,win sell az II O'Clock, at the old
Postofloe, real estate.
lie Bowers viii seli az the old Possonice, at II
O'Clock, re q estate.
r. NJ. Marshall Brother will sell at II O'Clock,
at the old Postofiee, real estate.
John G.. Milnor & Go. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, boots and shoes, closhing, &c.
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By ". Y. LBrTCh g RS. BRUNs,
Auctioneen.
TlWo-AND-A.HALF sroRYDIWEILINq

TwO-AND-A.HALF STORY DWELLING
No. Is Henne ia street Tl.sa5
VIII be sold at auct n THIS DAY, nc FL
instant, at the Old Poste1ce. at IL O'Clock. ~
That desirable Two-and-a-Half Story WOoDEE
DWELLING, with kitchen and necossIy ont-
buildings, on the south side OF Henrietta ssfess,
and known az No. 13 Dwelling contains square
and attic rooms, with piazza to the west. Lee
measures 25 feet 'front.' BY lis IN DEPTH more ssG
Terms-One-haN cash; balance in one year,
with interest secured by bond and mortgage and
Insurance of the property. Policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay rs for papers and stamps. dec29
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The plantation In
st. Johns Berkley Parish, known as Cedar Grove,
on the Nelson Ferry road, and containing about
1890 acres Of land, together with pineland resi-
dence In the Village OF Plneopois, was sold yes
terday morning at auction, by Messrs. Lowudes
& Grimball, for $1,000; one third cash, the balance
tn two equal annual instalments.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22

UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoSER.-JingoD Dingle
sand Theodore Artopee were brought before Com
missioner Porteous yesterday morning. charged
with voting when under age, at the st. Stephens
Muster House poll daring the recent election.
Theodore having been proved to be II years OF
age and Jug9 a few months older, they were
seyerally bound over to appear at the January
term of the district court
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THE CHARLESTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
At the anniversary meeting Of this association,
held on the Goth December, 1870, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: Theodore F. ohupsin, president; utoe W. S.
Hown, who declined promotion; George h. Wink
ier, vice.president; B. A. Muckenfuss, secretary
and treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22

The CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF CoLUM-
s1A--his bank was organize: on Tuesday, the
capital stock being 100000 with the privilege Of
increasing 1t to s5o,,oOo. The following gentle.
men were elected directors: Messrs ]. B. Palmer,
JxEli Gregg, r. D. Sem, G.. W. Bearden, R. L.
Bryan, F. ". McMaster and W. G. Swafield. At
meeting OF the directors held subsequently,
COLONEL. B. Palmer was elected president, Mr.. A.
G. Brenizer cashier, ana Mr.. N. G. Butt. assis-
tant cashier. "a
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GN-HousE BURNr.-The gin-house of Gene
raj william Evans, one mile from Marion, with
two gins and some Improved machinery, and ave
or six bales OF cotton and large quantity OF cot
ton seed, were consumed by dre last Saturday.
The gin was running at the time. and the fire Is
supposed to have originated from match which
had been dropped by some careless person iu the
seed cotton. Loss about $4,000. No insurance.
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CRUMBs.-Some half dozen bales of cotton
caught fire yesterday morning on North Atlantic
wharf, but were speedily cxtingulshed, oy tho
wharGnger anu his hands, without damage.
The government wharf at Fort Johnson Is being
repaired.
AT the late meeting Of the Masonic Hall com.
mittee, Mr.. ]. ]. Beasley was reelected hall
keeper.
The Conference OF the NJ Z. Church commences
its session to-day. at oranseburs. Bishop simp-
son, 1t is expected, will preside.
Mr.. Il. ". Schroeder has received his commits.
sion as trial justice, and will enter upon the
duties OF his Office at once. Mr.. Schroder's ap-
pointment has given general satisfaction.
Tin horns are coming rapidly iGto vogue, and
are already fruitful source Of profanity to per-
sons who are not hard OF hearing.
Extensive preparations are being made among
the colored citizens for the celebration OF emanc-
patton day on the lst Of January, 1871.
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RoBBERY.-The tewelry store of hr. b.
steel of Marion. was broken into on Friday nighs,
and number Of valuable articles were stolen.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS, at DR.. Jos. Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street, December
q: Eight O'Clock, 45; 10, SO; IL, So; 2 ss;4 81;
G. 41:S 45
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PsRsoSAL.-B. NJ. Rhodes, Esq, of the well
known firm Of B. n Rhodes Co., OF Baltimore,
Is now In Charleston.
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anetiiee,t b sMalsas-ahis ll pap.
By W. ELEITCH RS. BRUNs,

|nEsIRABLE BUILDING. LOTS m
~ Logan street, adjoining residence Of Mllia8
J.. VIII be sold at Auction. THIS DAY, the ~
ihsS, al the Old Posiofice, at IL o'clock,
Tnat desirable LOT, situate on the western afe8
ol Logan street, measuring aud containing t1
'front.' on Logan street 80 feet @ inches, and In
oeptn oy irregular admeasurements l03 feet.
ALSO,
me LOT adjoining the above containing IN
IRONY on Logan streets 35 feet and In depth o.
nItn Iine 1oS feet, and south line 100 fees These
TWO Lots being more particularly designated hy
sndt pae araMn eJ L. B,rhot ESQ.,. civil engtneef
ais NETS and boundtngs specially referrsdts.
Iorms.'ne.half cash; balance In one yen.
secured oy bond and mortgage with interest, It
and stamps. =: dee21
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A ROBIN GATHERS GorroN.-A few days ago,
W. A. Boyle was ar".sted on warrant from Trial
Justice ]. G. Mack.y, charged by Robin Gathers
with Illegally taxing cotton out OF the hands Of
parties who had been intrusted with its sale, and
keeping possession Of the same. The examina-
tion came OH In due time, and the prosecution
failed at once on bis proving that she cotton had
been consigned to him at first and duly turned
over, In accordance with an order for it, which he
produced. After some consultation with his
counsel Boyle in turn prosecuted Gathers, before
the same trial justice, for false Imprisonment,
and the trial took place yesterday morning. A
clear case was made out to the satisfaction OF the
Justice, and Gathers was 1tenced TO pay nne
OF SOS and COSTS or so to Jail for thirty days. He
appealed from the decision, and was about to
give bond, when his counsel, who ct that moment
enteHd, advised him to go to jail. Strange to
Bsy, he took the advice, and was committed by
the trial Justice. A habeas corpus Is expected
to-day, at the hearing OF which the jurisdiction OF
the trial justice in the case will be questioned.
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d < G E LsI 10 R
n AIR TON 10,

Insnres Healthy and Vigorous Growth Wa1-
ranted not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
The Excelsior Hair Tonic will keep the head
clear of Dapdruff prevent the falling out or the
Hair. and give It a soft and beautiful gloss.
1t Is not injurious to the health OF the user NOE
Is II greasy and filthy like many Of the prepara-
lions at present offered as Hair Reviewers.
Manufactured bv DR.. II. BAER,
Wholesale and etail Druggist.
30. 13l Meeting street, Charleston.
Price per bottle SO cents.
n. B-All the preparations manufactured by
DR. H. BAER are In accordance with formulas
given by distinguished Physicians. and have been
subjected to long and careful trial. They are NO
secret remedies and he Is at all times prepared to
submit these formulas to members Of the profess
e!on, or Others desiring such Information.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
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1O7 HENRY's RETREAT, 1n7

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No. lo7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
STREET.
l. Restaurant
2. Oysters always fresh on hand.
5, FREE LUNCH from half-pasJ 10 O'CLOCK
every day.
4. Mesls at all hours. Dinner served from Il
to4P.M.
s. Meals served on Sunday until 2 P. N.
8. The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors and
Havana Cigars.
7. Only place in town for good genuine Ho;
Tom and Jerry.
Give me call. -
Formerly Barkeeper the Mills House.
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