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HotelArriv.ls-April 2 and :.
8 scHAxI.EsroN HOTEL

j. s. Yates, Aaysville; Mrs. D. W.. Canfeld
Miss Mary CanAeld Miss Virginia ;Canaeld, Long
Islana,'N T.; Mrs.-C. v. schuylar, Master Schuy-
lar, New York; H. Filden, Philadelphia; D. Caldcn
Murray, New York; W. S. Cresswn, Jr, Augusta,
j. iB EzeiI Columbia Ar. and Mrs. George s..
Brown Gaster Alexander Brown,F. J. Brown,
Baltimore; A. Turner, Michigan; James Wilhelm,
Louisville; n. Raysor, New York; s. W. Richard
son, Boston; Mrs. ]: D. T. Hessey, two children
and servant New York: Mrs. A IS. Dean, st.
Paul's, MIMI; G. 8. Griffith, Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Dwyer, New York; WIN. G. Gibbons,
Wilmington; Mrs. whitner,-Mss Whitner, Mrs.
Glover, Master Clever, Madison, Fla; J. B. Sardy,
D. N. Deyal, NsF Yerks;. Fheoy tr1g, Camden; fC!
S. Beatty Norfolk J. IF: ley nch;; -Cotunbia; VI.
Eellngton, England: D. Connel p H, Woodward
GeorgiRHNncourt1gnt Tennessee; G. cohsroeck,
A. A. Dove ". Ts BoIies and wife, New York; G..
Kramer, G. A. Kramer, Boston; J. II. Hughes and
wife, Ms,C. A. Bowlsby, Miss E. Morris, Ohio;
Henry Coates, Rhode Island; A. L. Anderson and
WIFE, Miss Anderson, James Marsh, Miss Josephine
Marsh and maid, E. ]. Brown, wife and child.
Mrs. Leary, New York; ]. n. Arnold Master A.
Arnold, Chicago; Daniel Callahan, Savannah.
MILLS HOUSE.
". n. Thomas. J. A. Hovey, Philadelphia; Chas.
q. Rogers, Mrs. Sarah Y. Port, Edward F. Under.
hill, Mrs. Edward F. Underhill, Edward Law
renee, G. G. williams, New York: E. Il. Hamilton,
Williamson; L. L. Smith. Brooklyn; c. @. Breed
and wife, Chicago; Mrs. ]. S. Winslord. Portland
J. n Arnold, Martin Arnold, Chicago; Mr. T. G.
vought, Mrs P. G. Vought. Freepold; James
Tucker and wIfe, Boston; George A. Rose, sayan
nah; -. G. waterbury, Michigan; William King
Jacksonville; Frank H. Keye, Q. S. A; John P
wilson. Platka; C. R. Shewbridge, Alabama; Nj
p. Jackson, Lexington; Abraham Y. Stack
Huntsville; Jackson v. Dill. Atlanta; john
Brown, Rome; Mr.. V. Hackett, La Grange, Miss.
PAVILION HOTEL.
w.B. Fjpp, J. Nettles, South Carolina; A c0hn
BaltimoreJ Hawk, Steamer Pocosln; s. Brown
Philadelphia; s. Brown, BlackyIlle; v. Rubiai ant
wife, Miss K. Winters, London, Eng; Miss A.
Ely, Pinevillc, Penn.
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SUDDEN DEATH AT SEA.-Mr. ]. D. Murphy
took passage on the steamer Dictator for Charles
ton, as she was leaving Fernandna, but died at
sea the same night. He appeared to be in fair
health when he came on the steamer. His body
was left in Savannah.
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MRssRs. MENKE & MULLER are now offering
one OF the best selections Of furnishing goods ever
opened In this city, and they are fully prepared
to have the same made up In the latest style OF
the tailoring art. Their stock Is full and COM
plete, and their customers are made to reel IKE
Lords OF creation" when they have secured ht.
A large supply OF desirable spring goods, OF the
most fashionable patterns and material, has been
recently opened, and man Gun be moulded at
the shortest notice.
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A GENEROUS .DeNATIoN.-The Sisters of
Mercy beg leave to acknowledge the receipt, per
Mr. Theodore D. Wagner, OF check for sloo, as
a donation from Colonel Richard Lathers, for
which they oner to the charitable donor their
most sincere and grateful thanks, and the assu-
rance that the prayers Of the Sisters and orphans
will be constantly offered for his welfare in re-
turn. The following note accompanies the check !:
MILLS HOUSE, CHARLESTON, April l.
Theodore D. Wagner, ESQ.,. ..,.
MY DEAR S1R-Hnclosed please find a check for
500. Will you be kind enough to hand 1t to the
Sisters of Charity as small tribute to their pions
efforts in amelioratng human suffering among
all classes. sects and countries
] am yours, truly, -
RICHARD LATHERs
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CoRoNER's INQUEsr.-Coroncr Whiting held
an inquest on Saturday morning on william
Hancks, formerly a sailor on the United States
Revenue Cutter Racer, who fell from the fere'gaH
of that vessel on the 2Sth of January last while
loos;ng sail. He received then several fractures
and other injuries, which resulted in his DEATH
ut the City Hospital, on Friday night. The jury
rendered 9 verdict In accordance with the facts
stated.
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TIE CUBAN Mass MEETISG.-The mass
meeting OF all Cuban sympathisers in Chariestoh'
proposed to be held this evening" mas oeen post
poned on account Of the illness OF the president
of the Cuban Junta.
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Aurtionsers' 11rlnate 5ales, &r.
BY JOHN 8. RYAN,
No. So Broad Street.

4 WELL-LOCATED FARM OF SEVEN.
II TY.F1vE Acres OF Land, six 10y miles from
the city, at Private Sale. -,
For sale, o well-located FARM, containing
cultivation, and, with the natural drainage,
could be adyantageously divided into ten Qo)
acre lots, and so arranged as to have two t2) ways
OF access, both leading to the main road, six (6)
miles from the city. There Is q plain but COM
Portable farmhouse, kitchen, barn, stable and
other outheuses on the premises. and an excel.
lent spring OF drinking water. Possession will
be given In time for the ensuing crop.
Terms-One.fOurt cash; remainder In one,
two and three years, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the property sold. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps For further particulars,
apply as above. mch3o wms3
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CITY A FF A | r S {.
Meetings This Day.

Mechanics Union, No. l, at P. h.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 8 ?. Al,
Stonewall Fire Company, at 7. ID.
.Etna Fire Company, at half-past p. NJ.
Auxiliary Association Widows Home, at ?. NJ.
Ladies, Fuel Society, a. half.past II A. M.
South Carolina Sunday School Union. at P. A.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. NJ.
Cotillion Club, at P. NJ.
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To THE LADTEs.-We have just opened new
lots Of Dress Goods. varying In prices. Neat
STYLES at 10 and 12X cents choice styles at Is, 20
and Is cents A good Barege Dress for 81, at
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
mchls WIN Nos. oST and 2S9 King street.
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By ALONzO J. WHITE & SON.

DLEASANT AND UESlkABLE hESl-
Il DENCE, northwest corner Legare and South
Bay streets. -
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 5th April next, at
II O'Clock, ut Old Postof1ce, ;4D
That pleasant and desirable RESIDENCE at the
northwest corner Legare and South Bay streets.
House contains six square and three attic rooms.
On the premises are extensive and commodious
sutbuildlngs, fine clstern and we'll Of water, &e.
Lot consisting Of Two, measuring In front on
South Bay street 100 feet, aud In depth on Legare
street 15S feet be the same more or less. :ia:. -
CondItlons-One. third cash; balance In one,
two and three years. secured by bonds and mort
gage of property sold; buildings to be kept insur
ed and policy assigned; interest at = per cent,
payable annually. Purchaser to pay us for pa
pers and stamps. mch30 Wfsmtu5 q:
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Auction Sales This Day.

A. C. .McGillivray will sell at u o'clock, at
the Courthouse, real estate.
E.wM Mackey sheriff, will sell at y O'CLOCK,
at the Courthouse, bay horse.
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e,pERsoNAL.- Berhans, we'll and favorably
Known as an attache OF the Mills House under its
former management, has resumed his old posi-
ton in the otfice Mr.. John Campbell has re-
signed his ofice and will go to Europe In few
days.
captain James Armstrong, who has been serl-
ously LII for some days, is now recovering.
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SAVE Your MoNEY.-Buy your periodicals al
the Hascl street Bazaar. New York Herald, Times
World and Tribune cents each.
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By AL0NZO ]. WHITE & SON.

ONE OFTHE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS
" on Charleston Neck Ward 8. -: -.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th OF APRIL at,
the Old Postoface, foot OF Broad street, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, e-'
acres, more or less, in Ward No. s. situate on King
street road, and at the corner OF King and San
soucie streets, late the property OF Charles L.
DIESEL. This Farm at present under cultivation. :
CondItlons-One-third cash; balance payable In,
three equal annual instaments, with interest
from day OF sale at seven per cent, payable an.
nually, secured by bonds and mortgage Of prop
erty sold. Purchaser to pay Us for papers and
stamps. mch30 wfSmtl5
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Mr.. R. ARNOLD offers, at reduced prices,
ss:cme choice horses and mules, both draft and
saddle, Also hay and peas. Call at the stable
corner of Meeting and John streets.
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CRunBs.-Mr. Il. H. Fercnbach was arrest
ed on Friday for charging some colored men what
they considered an exorbitant price for stlmu-
lants. lie gave bonds for his appearance in
court.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Day, the business agent oil
Miss Laura Keene has left for Savannah to act
as the ayant courier Of her company, and TO pre-
pare the Forest City for their theatrical treat.
The Western Union Telegraph Company an
nouncc that they will receive messages at and
for all stations east of the Mississippi River, In
cluding ST. Louis, and west OF the Province OF
New Brunswick, for transmission during the
night at half the usual tariff rates.
The Mayors Court was something like brieness
barrister on Saturday, and the funds in tho city
Golfers were not increased by single fne.
The public exhibition OF the Shaw School,
(colored in Mary street, will take place on Thurs
day next, at 10 A. NJ.
A letter received by member OF the Cuban
Junta OF this city, from Trinidad, states that the
daughter OF Senior Ramon Hldalgo Of that place,
has been imprisoned for sending servant to pur-
chase some blue ribbon, and refusing 10 give her
motives for the purchase. 'It Is reported that
she will be shot !"
The fine band OF the Eighth Infantry has not
left the city, as has been stated, but will we
trust, favor the promenaders on the battery wlth
their music during the summer afternoons.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE
with accustomed punctuality, Captain Chiches-
ter sounded his steam whistle early on Sunday
morning-arrlvlng from New York, with large
cargo, In excellent time. The Tennessee is on the
Thursday Line, )" and has elegant cabin accom-
modations, all on deck, o new feature In coast
wise travel, and attractive to all who prefer
sea voyage without the necessity OF going down
below for nap.
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PERSONS visiting the city will purchase tn
stereoscopic views OF Charleston an 'icinity q
the asel street Bazaar, or at No. l61 iing street
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CHARLESTON AND LIrERPooL.-The. agents
of the New York Thursday steclu chip line have
arranged with the well known Liverpool steam
line OF civilians i Guion," from New York, for
issuing through bills lading- Charleston to Liver
pool. Hereafter cotton and other produce ,'lear.
ing Charleston on Thursdays, will be reshipped at
New York on the following Wednesdays, instead
OF ensuing Saturday, as heretofore. "Time''
shippers will, doubtless, be very much pleased at
this improved dispatch to Europe. Messrs. wag-
ner, Huger i Co., Broad street, or Mr.. W. a.
Courtenay, at Union wharyes, will furnish bills
lading and give full information.
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ANOTHER Lot of those celebrated ifty-pictur
albums, one dollar each, at the Hasel street Ba
Zaar.
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SEE advertisement of Carrolrs Cotton Plan
ter in another part of to-day's paper.
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FIRE.-About halfpast 10 on Saturday night
fire was discovered in the paint and oil store OF
Messrs. Vincent & Browne, No. 155 Market street
The alarm was promptly given, and the engines
were soon at work. The stock was much daul-
aged as was that Of the fruit store adjoining, and
both buildings were Injured. Messrs. Vincent &
Browne were injured for $1,000 la Messrs. W. D.
Heriot i Co.'s agency. The fire originated among
some straw and boards IN the rear of the store.
and Is supposed to Ueaecidental. During the fire
a policeman arrested member Of Hook and Lad
der, No. l. for some cause, but the members OF the
Comet Star came to the rescue, and the prisoner
was taken from the clutches OF the police. The
transaction was evidently based on the old theory
that ga fellow feeling makes us wondrous
&lud.n There was report that row occurred
at the time but the assertion is not supported by
fact, asthe dremen all anLrm that they were as
peaceful IS lambs. ..r>
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SPRING AND SIMMER FAsHIoNs.-The New
York World, noting the fashions for the spring
and summer, remarks that ladies Of cnlture and
taste are gradually retiring back upon style OF
dress distinguished more for its quiet elegance,
its subdued tints, its absence OF e1aggeratien,
than for its display OF the eccentric modes which
follow SO fast upon one another. The bonnets,
we are told, have suddenly. achieved larger d.
menslons, and therefore somewhat Increased i'm
portance. The new style Is orthodox in It's COM
position, and includes the elements Of crown,
brim and curtain.
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A NEW STYLE of fine initial note paper an
envelopes, 30 cents box, at the Hasel street Bs
Zaar,
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apr4 mwths Sheriff Charleston County.
By ALONZO ]. WHITE g. SON, ,'':'{

HNHAT MODERN AND ELEGANTLY
Finished TENEMENT, No. 81 Bull street.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th Of April next,
at II O'Clock, at the Old Postoflce, a,l.i - .1li'
That desirable and COmmodlous, TENEMENT,
Fixtures throughout the Building, fine Clster1,
all necessary outbuidng5, &c. Premises In
thorough repair. Property can be inspected by
application at our our once No. % East Bay:
secured by bond and mortgage OF property sold;
interest seven per cent. per annum; premises 10
be insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay
US for papers AL for stamps. mch20 wfmtu4
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LADIES, have you seen that nice note paper
at the Hasel street Bazaar price o5 cents for TIVE
quires?
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A NEEDED 1upRoysIEyr.-The present col

A NEEDED 1MpRoyEIENT.-The present CON-
ditIon OF the White Point Garden is dis
grace to any civilized city. The railing Is down
and grass Is growing on the sidewalks. In
fact, the, Battery has most neglected and
dilapidated appearance, and 1t Is, highly nee
esssry that something should be done, and
some improvement inaugurated, before the warm
weather brings the promenaders to enjoy the sea
breeze. The attention of-the City Fathers, the
Street Inspector, and Of all persons clothed with
authority, Is directed to the present disgraceful
condition Of what was once the pride Of the city,
and tAy are requested and solicited to act on the
aggressive Immediately, and declare war against
the weeds that now mar the beauty OF the prone
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Banking Jnstitutions.
AyINGS DEPAR TMENT
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. c., April ., 1870

Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and upwards re.
ceived daily at the once Of the Company, No. 10
Broad street, from 9 A. N. to- P NJ. All Depos-
its made previous to 2lst instant will bear inter-
est lat the rate OF six per cent. per annuml as
though made ons1st instant. The interest is COM
puted quarterly on all sums Of five dollars and
upwards, and is passed to credit on account,
bearing interest from date OF credit
BY resolution OF the Board, these deposits are a
Special Trust, and investments are made accord
ingly.
DIRECTORS.
GRO. s. CAMERON. c. g. MRHM1NGER.
WIN. C. BEE, THOS. ]. KERR.
A. 8, JOHNSTON. ]. D. AIKEN.
ROBERT HURE. JOHN CAMPSEN.
W. B. WILLIAMS. A P. CALDWELL.
E. a. FROST. J. T. WELsMAS.
J. E. ADGER. B. O'NE1LL.
HENRY GOURDIN. III. GREGG.
GEORGE L. BUST. JAS. NJ. .SHACkELFORD.
GEO. 8. CAMERON, President
THoS. R. WARING, Cashier.
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Aurtion Sales.--future Dans.
BY r. & A. p. CALDWELL.

TNDERWRI ITERS, SALE.
- TOMORROW, Tuesday, 9th, will be sold
before our Store, at 10 O'Clock, on account Of the
Underwriters and all concerned,
80 bbls. Croton Mills Self-raising FLOUR dam
aged on board OF Schooner Woodserry, on her
passage from New FORK to this port.
Conditions cash. aprl
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Frou From Tonight.

ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR IN AUGCSTA.-Ine
Constltutionalist, Of yesterday, says: 'At the
meeting OF the City Council on Friday night, Col
onel W. ]. Tason again presented petition, sup
plemented bv an afldavit, pronouncing the run
ming Of railroad trains by steam power through
Washington street an unqualified nuisance in the
damage of property and danger Of human life,
and calling upon the city fathers in the exercise
Of the authority vested in that body by the Code.
as affirmed by the recent decision Of the Su-
preme Court, to name day for the hear
ing OF the question, and the determination
Of the issue renewed. Although the matter
was referred to the consideration OF the
Mayor and the City Attorney, to be re-
ported upon prior to summoniag Of the authorl-
ties Of the South Carolina, Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, and of the Augusta and Summer
vile Railroads. to answer, show cause, &C., it may
not be inferred that the question is to be thus
evaded. The known pertinacity OF Colonel Vason,
supported by the sympathy Of a number Of other
property. holders Oh Washington street who are
willing to press the bill OF Indictment drawn
against the railroads. is Indication enough to show
that another siege has been inaugurated which is
not likely TO be abandoned until the full strength
OF the new plan Of campaign has been asccrtained.
IN addition to the above speck Of war, athreaten
ing cloud has loomed up in another direction, in
dlcatlns the imminence OF sort OF quadrangular
fight, In which win figure the Port Royal Railroad
Company, the City Council, the Augusta and Sum-
merTQle Railroad Company, and property holders
along the line OF Walker street,
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., S.,
S., SO so and S. so per thousand according to
size, ut The NEWS Job once.
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LOSS OF TIE BRITISH BARK ELIzA.-The bark
Eliza of Barhadees J. o. Spraguo MASTER from
Matauzas, which port she left on the 2lst OF
March, and Key West on tneR4th, where she put IN
for some repairs, bound tcr New York with
cargo OF molasses. She experienced strong gales
and heavy seas, and having sprung leak was
making for Charleston, when Of. the 3lst Aarch'
the wind southwest, got sounding OF live lasnoms'
tackled ship to the south southeast, when the YES.
sci soon after struck on what they call the Call
Shoal three miles southwest from Bull's lsiand
shoa, and after humping heavily came of, and
when the pumps were sounded found three feet
water In the hold; as she was sinking fast con-
cluded to run her ashore, which was done, and
shortly after she filled with water, the deck now
being covered. The officers and crew were taken
up BY the pilot boat Almeda, No. 8, Captain "lgg'
and brought to this city, together With few bar
rels of honey and some Of the salls
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@ he R IF F'S S A T. E.
y BY virtue Of sundry Writs OF Fiert Facias to
directed and with the consent parties will be
sold THIS DAY, the 4th Of April, In front
Of the Courthouse at IL O'Clock H.,
All the right, title and interest OF the Defendant
In q BAY HORSE. 80 ii~.s
Levied on and to be sold as the property of VIII
liam Smith, at the suits or West G Jones and
Others Terms cash. 80
apr4 E.w. NJ. MACKEY, s. O. O.,
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anrtion 5ales--Gbis Dan.
a. C. McGHLIYRAY,


g HE RIF.F'Se SALE. 9'!E
- By virtue OF Fierl Facfas, to me directed
and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY; the 4th
OF April instant. at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse, ut 12 O'Clock H., - ..,s'i = !F,'!4
All the right, title and interest OF the defendant
in LOT. OF LAND, situate on the east side OF
front on said street 90 feet By 100 feet In depth,
more or less; bounded north BY Lands OF Simons,
west by Hanover street, east by Lands OF Lord,
and south BY lands OF Hernandez. ;;silr..s1 , =
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
John Torrent at tie suit Of Simons, Trustee.
Terms cash. E. W. II. MACKBY:.
apr4 8. &C.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-31

A WOMAN NEARLY FRIGHTENED TO
DEATH.-A young married woman Of this
city was standing on the steps of her resi-
dcnce in the evening bidding friend good
night. The friend had departed, and the
husband thought he would give her little
surprise. Approaching carefully, he sud-
denly caught her in his arms. The "sur-
prise" was more cflectual one than the
husband had intended. The lady was 30
frightened that she shrieked and went into
commissions. She was carried into the
house and a physician summoned, and he
pronounced her in danger of becoming o
raving. maniac. Her nervous system had
received fearful shock.
For some days she was bereft OF her
senses the slightest noise about the house
or in the street would cause her to act in
the widest manner. Last week she began
to improve, when it was hoped she would
ultimately recover, but unfortunately she
suffered another relapse. A young boy at
tempted to shake the crate OF the coal stove
one morning, which so frightened the pa
tient that she sprang from her bed, bounced
upon the child, and would have seriously
injured him had he not been rescued. II
viii be some time yet before the lady re.
covers from her terrible fright; she Will
probably carry the effects to her grave. A
warning to playful acknowledgements
IN. ~ Courier.
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Two boys euarrelled in school ii Canada,
Friday. and one stabbed the other with
knife, causing death.
Seven men were frozen dead between
penhina and Fort Abercombie, Sunday,
sd. The thermometer was IS degrees pc
low zero.
Joseph Pulitzer, a member OF the lover Sa
House of the Missouri Legislature from :, 81.
Louis, has been shot and wounded IN 1he
leg by Edward Augustine, supervisor OF re-
ejstration Of that district. The affair grew
Out Of charges made against Augustine oy
Pulitzer In o newspaper,