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NX PARTE WIN. M. ROUSE, TRUSTEE

DIX .PARTE WIN. N. ROUSE, TRUSTEE
~ I'm THE COMMON PLEAS.
BY virtue OF an order OF Court in this case, to
me directed. will offer for sale at public auction,
on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of January, 1S7l at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postoflce, Broad street,
Charleston,
The following named. REAL ESTATE:
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, situate on the north side OF Vernon
street, in the City OF Charleston known as No. 1s,
measuring and containing IN front on Vernon
street forty 4O) feet more or less, by one hundred
and ten (1iO) feet in depth; bounded north by
Lands OF -. south by Vernon street, east by
Lands or Se!gnious, and west by Lands Of Ven
ming
ALSO,
All thu. LOT OF LAND, with BUILDINGS there.
on, situate in Hampton court. In the City OF
Charleston, known by the No. IA, measuring and
containing forty t4o feet trout by eighty 1907 feet
In depth; bounded north by Lands Of, south
by Hampton court, east by Lands OF -, and
west by Lands OF McGregor.
Terms-one.half cash; balance by bond o. the III
purchaser at one year from day OF sale. with in
terest, and mortgage OF the property; Buildings
to he insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
decl3-.us7 W. J. GAYER, Referee.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUsTIc GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands match safes, aud picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. oct18
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BUsI NESS NOTI CEs.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, In leather bindings,
holding nfty pictures, 75c. and sOc. each, at No.
le1 King street; also at the lasel street Bazaar.
octlo-pntu CHAs. c. RICHTER Co.
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The SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make o splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 1877 King street
nOv25-3l
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
s5, Sc so and So SO per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job once.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, in velvet, sOc. each.
Hasel street Bazaar and 161 King street.
octl0-mtu
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Hotel Acknowledgements 1a
MILLS HOUSE.

B. Brewster, Thomas Holt, Cad Hitchcock,
Maine; Hllson Seville, Manchester, England;
Rev. Dr. Yarnall, Philadelphia; T. Bailey, Bos-
ton; ]. K. Ryerson, Yarmouth, N. s.; Cad Hitch.
cock, Jr., Yarmouth, Me-; Miss Garress, New
York; W. W. kimball, New York; F. H. Brooks
and wife, Miss Mary Brooks, Ohio; Henry G.
D'Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Reach, Mrs. George
W. Carlton, Miss Carlton, Miss Baldwin, New
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L.C. ANDERSON, of Columbia, s. c., says:
81 willingly vouoh for the excellence OF the Old
Carolina Bitters."
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Elizabeth Aiken, arrest
ed for being drunk and disorderly in Elliott street,
on Sunday afternoon, was sent to the House OF
Correction for thirty days.
James Harrington, confined for assauliing Mary
Brown. Sunday evening, at the corner OF Tradd
and East Bay streets, was sentenced to pay fine
OF SIS, or go to the House OF Correction for ten
days.
Anthony Cross, lodged for yagrancy and steal
Ing $500 from Samuel Green, was sent to jail for
ten days under the vagrant law.
John Holiness arrested on Sunday morning for
vagrancy and larceny OF money from Mary Small,
was sent to jail for thirty days as vagrant.
Alfred Brown, lodged for dlsorderly conduct
and beating his wife Saturday night, in Rutledge
street, was discharged with reprlmand from bis
Honor the Mayor.
VIM. Thompson and James McDowland, lodged
for being drunk, in Archdale street. were each
nned SIS.
silver watch, Stolen by Charles Wright and
disposed OF to o jeweller IN King street. was re.
covered by the detectives and returned to the
owner.
Charles Moore was arrested By Officers Burke
and Davis for playing ring-board, game Of
chance, on the Citadel Green, without license.
Nine and quarter cords OF oak wood. stolen
from A. Surgerman, Cainhoy Village; Wando
River, By Bill Smith, have been recovered by Off,
GERS Quinn, Burke and Davis, and Will be deliver.
ed To the owner.
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BY SAMUEL C. BLACK.
ArICtiOnecr,

WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY
w next, 18th december instant, st II O'Clock,
A. NJ, at the Old Custom House.
All that LOT OF LAND. located on west side OF
Rutledge avenue, between Spring and Line
streets, being second lot north OF residence OF 7.
M. Cater, ESQ. Dimensions, SO leet on Ruiledge
avenue So feet on west 213 feet on south, and 219
feet on north lines, be the same more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. decl3tuth2
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackman's drug stole, No. SO Broad street, De.
,oember l2 O'clock So; 10, Sc; II, 5S2, eo;4, So;
q &c. e. 81
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aurtir1 Safes entnre pars.
By JOHN.G. lMHNOR 8 co.
nRY GOODS STOCK, BLACK CLOTH

nRY GOODS STOCK, BLACK CLOTH
~ ,a4.sz s9ssehOAKSi &C.s 54-5s-: I, i';.j =,
sell at our Store No 1856 Meeting street. stS Sss
The balance Of STOCK OF DRY. .G00DS,ST0Ek.
Quilting Pillow Case Bleashed, Ticks, ,Re1tnsg
Jeans, Purple and Fancy Prints sBlneT Pialds,
hams. Blesehed and Brown Snrting and Sheettn8,
Blue and BLACK Alpaca Furniture Printa Essex
Brown Drill, Cotton Eannels Blue Dentms. TICK
ing. Brown and White Bed Blankets, SAdness;l,
English White Hose, English Brown and; Ml4ss
Mems L. O.. Hdkls., Madras and Verona Head
HdEfs, White and Colsred Bed Spreads
4 large and desirable invoice OF BlRck ana Ool-
ored Rich Trimmed LADIES' CLOTH CLOAkS, On
account OF manufacturers. ~ ~ ~ ,s7ge.ss
Conditions-Sums under 500 cash; 500 To S1o,
thirty days; $500 to $500. sixty days.; over Stso,
ninety days;-for approved endorsed notes .or
ed -: ldee13
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5toues, Ranges, &r.

COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND
HEATING STOVES. FOR SALE By WIN. sHEP-
HERD CO., No. q HAYNE STREET AND No. SIS
PINoKNEY STREET. m
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The BEST AROMATIC Tonic you can use Is the
Old Carolina Bitters.
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OF the Bar-Tribute to the Menu
orv of the Late r. ID. Richardson, Esq,
and Mcmillan King, Esq.--S.snaariSs5 by
messrs. Isuac w. Hnvne. Judge A. G..
ma-rath, Henry Buist, VIM. Whaley,
Jas. d. Campbell, Charles Inglesby,
Isaac w. Hayne, Jr., G. Richardson
aIiles and w. d. DeSaussure.
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NEGLECTED CouGHs AND CoLDs.--Few are
aware of the Importance Of checking Cough OF
Common Coldn In its first stage; that which in
the beginning would yield to q mild remedy, II
neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches,n Cough Lozenges, AFFORD in.
slant relief.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity OF
the Troches, many worthless and cheap imita-
tions are offered, which are good for nothing. Be
sure to obtain the true "Brown's Bronchial
Troches.n Sold everywhere, and by Dowle, Noise
& Davis, Charleston, S. G.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION ON JOHNS
v ISLAND.
VIII be soll low, valuable PLANTATION on
Johns Island on the Slono River, or 32S acres,
many advantages. Apply as above, OF NO. 23
Rroad street. decl-thtu8
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aurtion, sulss--su.nresp pans:.
i4By:HjUiJTs0N.LEE,,
: AucffOnecrI"

CHIPS YAWL, ON. COUET OF ALL
- CONCERNED.
Will be sold at half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
stant, s.y.s,s, "a l.-s.,
A Ships YAWL BOAT, lately belonging to the
Jennie Noodle, Is feet long and feet vide.
Terms cash. - dec13 .
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as well as training, he must eventually have won
fame as lawyer and esteem as useful citizen.

as well as training, he must eventually have won
fame as lawyer, and esteem as useful citizen.
Hon. wilmot C. Desaussure, Isaac Hayne,
Jr, and Hon. ]. B. Campbell, also testified their
high appreciation OF the worth OF Mr.. King-the
former rs q friend and associate OF his family,
who had known the deceased for many years,
and the latter both as friend and partner. The
personal characteristics already described were
lovingly enlarged upon by all, and the express
sons OF regret were not less forclble that oneso
young so pure. SO full Of promise, SO fifty repre-.
sentng the noblest phases of human nature In
youth, should have been suddenly snatohed from
our mllst.
The resolutions we're then unanimously adopted
and ordered to be printed, and, on motion Of
Judge Magrath, the meeting adjourned.
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oUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
Manufactured and fer sale by
Dr. a. BAER.
ostS lS1 Meeting grreets
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A MOUNTAIN OF BEEP.-lncipiently consld-
cred there is not doubt of it, as any one Will at
test who visits the Citadel Green and looks In
upon '.the largest OK in the world" 1t is trav-
elled animal, who has visited the principal cities
OF the United States and Europe, and attthe
Worlds Fair in Paris took the prize by I've hum
dred and forty -four pounds against all nations.
When last weighed the animal "kicked the beam"
at forty-fve hundred and forty.ive pounds.
He is only six years old, but immense enough to
have been accommodating meat from the time u
Noah. They call him Durham steer; but he is
unauestIonably mGn-steer Of most extravagant
capacity, who might with proprlety be used by
Miller in his next Almanac as figure head to
represent some fearful forthcoming Equinox.
The sight is worth the money to all but butchers,
who always 80 away with their envy rampant
and their mouths running water at prospective
but impossible slices Of porter-house steak.
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TIE NEW ERA.--We have received the first
number OF the New Fra, monthly periodical, de-
voted to the interests OF religion and humanity,
and to the diffusion of knowledge OF Judaism and
jewish literature The editor, the Rev. Raphael
d. c. Levin. In his saiutatory article, expresses
the belief that the time has come whea Jews
should act in concert In boldly prcclalmng the
fundamental truths of Their religion, and says
that the New Era will address Itself to the adyo-
cacy OF every measure calculated to overthrow
bgotry, intolerance and superstltlon-that 1t
Will labor 80 disseminate the doctrines OF the Re-
formed School, and will vigilanty watch all ques-
tions affecting the rights OF Jews and the welfare
Of Judaism. TRANSACTIONS from the Hebrew, Ger
man. French and Spanish will form conspic-
nous feature. The magazine Is handsomely
printed, and appears to be in every way worthy
of support. 1t is published at Nos. 6T and 90 Will
liam street. New York. Single copies 25 cents.
Yearly subscription 32.
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!. A DISORDER Of the digestive organs renders
q man,irresolute, infrm OF purpose, and abothin:
disposed to and unequal to enterprise Of any
kind. For remedy, use the Old Carolina Bitters.
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By LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
NEW STRIPS, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
IN Lard, Sides, &c, &c. e t.s53..:s.ssE.y
THIS DAY, 18th instant, Will be sold before our
Store, at 10 O'Clock, 49, e-s. ~. 1880
20 bbls. New STRIPS, shouldersand Hams
tierces Choice New Lard aiss.L
20 pals Choice New Lard E::l.,~-,sf
hhds Sides - - .sy-sk
10 tiercGs Hams s}sss
10 boxes SMOKED and Dry Sailed Shoulders;
Conditions cash. decl3s
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Eotterp.

THE ALABAMA lMhlGRATlUS ASSOUlATlON,
Incorporated under the Laws Of the State
ofAlabama, have resolved tog q one
GRAND ENTER TAINM ENT!
In the CITY OF MONTGOMERY, ALA, on
SATURDAY, De ember 81, 1870.
Or, as soun before as the Tickets are sold, at
which time ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY, will be
given away, to holders OF tickets, as follow:
Gift in United States currency of $4,000 is
$4,000
1 Gift Ii United States currency OF $4,000 is
$4,000
elfs in snlted states currency OF $4,000 are
GIFTS In United States currency Of $4,000 are
10 GIFTS in United States currency of $1,000 are
90 Gifts in United States currency of $500 are
100 Gifts in United States currency of 500 are
$4,000
1900 Gifts in United States currency Of $40 are
$4,000
1889 Gifts OF 100000.
THE AWARD OF GIFTS
will be made on the regular plan, under the 81.
pervision OF sworn Commissioners, gentlemen OF
well-known Integrity and high standing.
The reputation and character OF the lncorpora-
tion OF this Association, coup ell Will every SAFE
guard that the aw Uf the lalld can throw around
H..
estIv and fairly made, and that every protection
will lie giveu holders Of Tickets In any part of The
country.
In orter to give all, rich and poor, an opportu-
nifty at tlis -
GRAND SCHEME
by which they can become enriched In an hour,
the price OF Tickets have been put at
ONLY TWO DOLLARS
A discount OF ten per cent. will be made to pur-
chusers OF $50, and q discount OF 20 per cent to
purchasers OF 500 worth Of tickets.
WE lAvE NO AGENTS.
ONE HUNDRED AND DTWENTY-FIVET THOUS-
AND TICKETS ONLY WILL BE SOLD.
Parties at distance desiring TO purchase tic
kets must remit the money, direct to the 'Asso-
CLARION" as per address below, either In a Post
office Order, by registered letter, or by paid eX.
press. Address,
ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
Montgomery, Alabama.
sS A Circular giving the result Of the award
| will be sent each t0Set-holder. nov30-15
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
South Carolina Distrct-In Clrcuit Court
IT & J. Green vs. Bank OF Georgetown. ct al.
the lss OF July. A. u. 1870, by the Circuit Court
aforesaid, will he sold. In the Town or George
town, $. o., Oh MONDAY, the 18th day nf Decem-
ber 1870. OF II NJ, In front OF the Courthouse,
The REAL ESTATE belonging to the Bank or
Georgetown, known and distinguished In the Plan
OF the Town as Lots Nos. so and 60 measuring
ISL by 1Cs feet, with The Banking House and other
buildings thereon; and also, ar the same time and
place the FURNITURE. &c, OF said Bank, consist
MAHOGANY DESKS
Iron Safe
2 Coin Scales
Letter Presses.
Terms-For the Furniture, &C., cash; for the
Banking House and premises attached. one.thlrd
cash. and the balance on credit OF one, TWO and
three years, secured by The bond or bonds OF the
purchaser, with legal interest from the day or
sale payable annually, and a mortgage OF the
premises; the premises to be insured and kept
insured by the purchaser or purchasers for an
amount equal to the amount OF che bond or bonds,
and the policy OF insurance assigned. Purchaser
to nav for title and stamps.
noy96ltulhss r. i. FRASER, Receiver
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Nv !. FRASER MATHEWES,

BY j. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Broker, No. Sc Broad Street.
At PRIV ATE S A l. E,
~ PHOSPHATE LANDS Of hes; quality anu
Rice and Cotton Plantations IN all parts OF the
City City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. 'e'iN-oio
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CERENA l.. DARGAN, EXECUTRIX OF
y C. A. DARGAN, va. a. E. P. SANDERS ct al,
Creditors OF &. A. DARGAN.-Bill to Marshal As
sets, and for Injunction.
Pursuant to an order In the above stated case, to
me directed by the Hon. J. 81. Ruland Judge of
the Fourth Circuit will sell at Darlington Court.
house, on the first MONDAY In January next,
The LAND described in the pleading In the
above stated case containing 500 acres, more or
less, bonded by Jeflries's Creek and Lands OF
Cole Gees and others, on the following term;, TO
wilt: One third cash; the balance on credit OF
equal instruments one-half at one year, and the
other half at TWO years, Interest on the whole
payable annually unit the whole be paid, at
seyen per cent interest. with two or more per-
s0nol suretles, aud mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers, lncud-
ing revenue stamps. w. E. CHARLES,
SSeso 1e Referee.
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By JOHN g. MINOR & co. 8.

Dy UVIIN IUs -W1HNVHsttUt -NV,srpGf.
WAX AND CHINA DOLLS, WORK
w Boxes and Children's Boots. y, 80.
THIS DAY, 18th instant. at 10 O'Clock, we VIII
sell at our Store, No. 135 Meeting street, -
WAX DOLLS China Head Dolls and .Chtns
Dolls, Work Boxes and, Children's Balmoral Hose
aud Boots TOYS Watches. DC. 4declS
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rF For later Locals, see First Page.
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BY HENRY COBIAs& Gu. q.
DUTTER, CHEESE, BACON, DC
ID THIS DAY. at O'Clock, in fronts Of our
store, will be sold. EsE-
20 TUBS BUTTER
so boxes Cheese ~ = sss;s
1000 pounds Dry Sailed Shoulders 81 =.
$500 pounds Dry Sailed Sides =
1900 pounds Smoked Shoulders q
20 tubs Lard 80 - -
10 boxes Candles
20 bags Shot, assorted sizes %
20 kegs Nails. .-'-sa..
ConditIona caah .,>.sr r. yfi -; -; deClS
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ByA.P.: CALDWEILY'

Oy dsAs' 'Oa-AtD''" A&>N-Ss 49,.
nAMAGED FIRE CRACKERS 20
IL THIS DAY, the 18th instant, Willtbe sold,
before nv store, No. 80 East Bay, at half'past9
O'Clock, on account of all concerned, z;z{77
l8 boxes FIRE CRACKERS, slightly damaged.
Conditions cash, III q ). '.;1ia declS
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pointed place. In the other, the glass had been
rudely broken, and the sands were scattered wen
brief tribute to the latter Mcmillan King. 1t was
our fortune, remarked Mr.. Inglesby, to oe officers
In the same regiment, tp be stationed al the same
post, and to share the sam. hardship and
| dangers. Under these circumstances, MIR. King
naturally revealed his true character, ana
he triumphantly stood every test to which ne was
subjected. Earnest in his purpose TO avoid tnaC
which was wrong, his quick and vigorous intel
sions aud when assured OF the right, his MANI.
ness and strength OF character enabled nun 10
adhere to it with undertaking hrmness. ny na
ture aud inclination almost too quiet anu retlr'
| ing, he was full Of action when to DO was noo:e:
Generous 10 fault, conddin2 and innoceat OF
guile himself, he was slow tU suspeGt evil In oth-
ers. 1t was marked trait OF his character tnat.
| while slnvularly truthful, he spoke no eVlt ol
| Others Mr. Ingleshy spoke further ul the many
! traits OF the deceased which had endeared MIN TO
his associates and concluded By Offering tile fol
Rsso,red, That, In the death OF Mcmillan King,
| Esq., the Bar OF Charleston has lost valued q MI
| useful member, who. by his character and aoilty
gave rich promise OF an honoraole luture, stan Me
J fondlv cherish his memory, and hereby tender 10
ms afflicted family our profound sympathy IN
| their bereavement.
| REMARKS OF c. RICHARDSON MILES, ESQ.
The resolutions were eloquently seconded by
Mr. Miles, who also took occasion to advert 10 tne
! character OF Mr.. Rich lrdson. or Mr.. King; ne
| said he came from a family which had peculiar
| claims upon the respect anu auec' ION vi tue
| Charleston Bar. and the career which lie had
hegun promised still further 10 illustrate and
perpetuate its distinguished name. he joined the
army while still pursuing his legal studies. conse
quently his opportunities were comparatlVeiy
recent; but he had already formed honorable co.
partnership, and step by step was making his way
10 prominent place In the profession. Lille to
him was no primrose path, but on the contrary,
it seemed a calling load along rough aud dresry
way. Still he shrank not from taking up the bur.
deI. He faltered not in climbing the steep hill
OF difficulty which reared itself before him. In
the actual conflict Of arms he bore himself like
man, and afterwards addressed himself to the
more peaceful tasks Of life with the same courage.
The sustaining and motive power in both spheres
| of action were the same-a sense OF duty. This
he possessed In q remarkable degree, and with
| the singleness Of purpose, fidelity to trust, and
nnrit4 OF character which were his BY Inheritance
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THE COUNTS.

But little business was transacted in any
of the higher courts yesterday.
In the Law Court ten cases were called
and continued, most of them having been
formerly acted upon. In the case of
George Morse vs. Charles Swariz, Judgment
of justics of peace was affirmed.
CHANCFRY CoURT-In the case of J. 0.
Flynn VS. Mary Flynn ia petition of divorce
was granted 10 the latter on the filing of a
cross bill.
PROBATE CoURT-In this court an orphan
boy, Charles d. Hesselbein, was bound to
pointed administrator of the estate of W.
d. Ezell
POLICE CoURT-It being Monday morn
ing, large docket was presented in the
Police Court, as follows
Jas Lynes, assault and battery, dis
charged.
Elmira Smith, same ofiense, s..
VIM. Fox, same, Sl5.
w. II. Fry, same, l3{ days in Work
house.
Abraham Harding, assault and battery.
49, DAYS in Wolllhouse.
Samuel Dodd, disorderly conduct. 81.
Green Perkins, disorderly conduct, 81.
w. J. Gleson, same Offense, 20 days in
WoIlhouse.
Dick White, same offence, $40.
Jordan Vaughn, same,,offence, % days in
the Workhouse.
Margaret Malone. tipping on Sunday,
81.
David Wilson, larceny, discharged.
Bill Ballard, drunk on the street dis
charged
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The new Penitentiary wall will probably
be finished this week
The health of our city was never better
than at the present time.
The Board of Aldermen will have a
meeting tonight.
There was not case of importance be
fore any of the Magistrates yesterday.
The Chapman Sisters are expected in
the city near the middle of next month.
Judge Caray will open law Office on
Cherry street, noar the Colonnsde Building,
in few days.
There were fewer guests registered at
the hotels last night than we have observed
for several weeks past.
The several Touring mills of the city are
doing a flourishing business and turning
out superior article of flour.
Lowering clouds gathered thick yester-
day in the latter part of the day and last
night sharp Northwest breezs was pre-
vailing, indicative of falling weather.
Church street from Cherry to Front
streets is sadly in need of gas lights, which
We hope will be supplied soon as the city
finances will justify it.
The recent changes in the schedule time
of the several railroads seems to give gen.
eral satisfaction to all concerned, shippers
and travelling passengers included.
The carriage way in front of the capitol
has received a coating of broken rock,
nearly all the way from Cedar street to the
steps on the south side of the capitol and
the work is rapidly progressing.
Several hunting parties are made up for
to-day in the fields and forests adjacent to
our city. We heard of a large crowd out
robin hunting last night just beyond Edge
field Another part in the city last night
were on the hunt for guns and things.