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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-22

How GREESHoRNs ARE TAKEN IN-SEEING A
SHOW AND PAYING FOR IT.-on Monday evening,
two country darkes might have been observed on
King street. between George and Calhoun gazing
with widely disturbed eyes and mouths at the
wonderful pictures so graphically depicted upon
the curtains Of an itineraut show. they were
soon approached by one OF the proprietors OF the
show, who, with pleasantly deferentlal air, IN
qured II they. would like to see the lion, tiger,
guyaseutis and other wonders, too numerous to
mention They said yes; and pockeiing twenty
i've cents from each with pa:ronlz'ng air. The
smartly dressed young man led tile VISITORS De-
hind the mystic curtain, aud presented 20 thclr
astonished vision wild cat, three monHeFs, some
pigeons aud pair OF rabbits. They were be-
coming obstrepero1s at the deception during the
performance when the smart young man, laying
his index finger beside his nose, produced set CT
dice. and proposed o small game. Placing
s25 on the table, he told the black ones
from the country that, by .:utltng up the
trivial sum OF twenty-five cents, they mlght rake
down the pile. The temptation to make fortune
and eschew cotton planting was TOO strong to be
resisted and both anted. In SHORT time one OF
the darkies was minus thlrty-fve dollars, and the
other had his pockets relieved OF ten dollars, anu
yet the twenty-five dollars had not been raKeu
down. For the drst time, their wits sharpeneo
by their empty pockets, they commenced TO sus
pect their fair dealing friend, and beginning 20
make fuss, they were turned out. They com
planned to an officer, and under warrant from
Trial Justice Schroeder, oticcr Daily went up to the
show. He found everything packed up, and as
he entered the door the proprietors were seen
making rapid exits over the fences at the back Of
The lot. Failing to arrest the swindlers. war
rant OF attachment was issued against their pro
perty, and the cats, pigeons, rabbits and all the
parsphernaa Of the show were taken into Gus
rody. The monkeys alone were discarded by the
officer of the law, and were left at large In the
room. The darEIes will probably recover theil
forty Eve dollars. and learn lesson for twenty
five cents which they viii hardly forget.
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ByI. $. X. BENNETT.

THE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
NETT vs.. Jane NJ. Bennett ct al-Under De-
cree Of the Court OF Common Pleas-In Equity.
On THURSDAY, the 9th OF March, will be sold.
at Public Outcry, near the old Postofnce at II
Three L6rS orlow water land. but suitable for
building fronting On Smith street, between Bull
and Calhoun streets.
No. 49, Containing 36 feet front on smith street.
by 103 feet deep, more or less.
No. 81. Containing 81 feet In front on Smith
street, by o57 feet deep, more or less.
No. So Containing 81 feet In front on Smith
street. by PSI feet deep, more or less.
NINE LOTS OF LAND, fronting on Line, Ashe
and Shepherd streets, as follows:
No. l. At the northeast corner Of Line and Ashe
streets. measuring 45 feet on Line BY 146 feet on
No. 3. Next east OF the above on Line street,
measuring As feet front, by 145 feet deep.
No. 8. Next east OF No. 2 on Line street. meas
uring As feet front, by las feet deep.
NO. 4. Next east OF No. 3 OH Line street, meas.
urlng as feet front, by las feet deep.
No. 5. On Ashe street, measuring IS feet
INCHES in front, BY 100 @ feet deer. nor,, ., No
measuring 4s feet inches iu front, by 100 feet
deep.
Ashe aud Shepherd streets, measuring 4s feet
inches on Asle street, by 100 feet In depth on
Shepherd street.
front by 145 feet deep.
No. 0. On Shepherd street, east OF the ABOVE
measuring 40 feet front, by las feet deep.
All OF which can be fully seen by reference 10
Mat at Mr.. Benefits Office No. 40 Broad street.
Conditions OF sale-One third cash; balance In
two equal annual instruments, with interest from
date payable annually, ut ! per cent, secured by
bond, with mortgage OF the property. Purchasers
to pas for all necessary papers and stamps.
y W. 3. !. MESSMTSdb sESSETGib ibR Executors.
ian2T-feb3 s. IA, ,18 @, ,25, ,mchl, ,4,7,S9
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SPoiLISG FOR FIGHT.-John Haley, q sol.
der from the Citadel, entered the house OF Sam
june, in Elliott street, OH Monday night, and,
being very oelcose from the unuusal quantity OF
alcohol absorbed by him in the course Of the eve
ming, challenged anybody 10 fight. Every one
declined the polite Invitation, when the man OF
war, more furious than ever. picked out the old
gray headed proprietor for his Antagonist, and
gave him crusher on the mouth. Sam recover
ed hims elf and responded With right.hauder,
put in under the jaw, which doubled up the pug
nscious warrior on the door. The police were
then called by Sam, who put his fuddled anita:
gonist under their care. After night In the
Guardhouse, the prisoner was brought before the
Mayor, and, having no witness In his favor, was
sentenced to pay fine of $40, or go to the Horse
OF Correction for twenty days. Not being over
blessed with cash, he went.
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THE ADAMS Run MURDER-LnTEST DEvEL-
opxsNrs OF THE HoRRID MYsrERY.-Charles
Brown and Andrew Doyle, colored, were arrested
on plantation near Adams Rum and brought 10
this city yesterday evening by Lieutenant PhH
ippI and Officers Burke and Davis OF the detec-
tive force. All the parties believed to have been
implicated In the hendlSh murder OF the untor'u-
nate Daniel Driggers are now In custody, and tile
horlled details OF the crime are nearly complete
On Monday evening Charles Mechanic, one OF the
four brought to the city last Sunday, made o
full confession, which eliminates himself ard
nyes the diabolcai deed on SIMON jenkins, one OF
the prisoners arrested at the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Depo. last week by Sergeant
Reed and Officer Npson. Mechanic states that
he JENKINS, Prioleau, Charles Brown and Andrew
Doyle formed the conspiracy to waylay the Inur-
dered man and rob him. On the day OF the mur.
der four OF them took their stand near the white
gate on the avenue leading to MIR. Marshalps
house. about hye miles from Adams Run. They
laid here in thick swamp, on the edge OF the
road Just beyond bridge, aud waited their un-
conscious victim, while Prloleau, the fifth man,
was stationed OF the white gate to Keep watch
While he was absent the four concluded TO Nil
Drirgers who was now coming down the avenue,
and rob him afterwards. AS Driggers got abreast
OF the ambuscade the party rushed out, anu TWO
guns and pistol, the armament Of the baud,
were fred at the uDMmed man as he sat on the
cart. He fell forward, and as he reached the
ground, Jenkins leaped on the body aud said: Il
killed him~ The murdered man Xas then robbed
OF everythin vauaple and the body thrown in
the ditch on the road side. 1t was merely covered
with coat, aud no attempt made to bury 1t. The
tllgotten booty was then divided, and the band
separated, soon, however, to be brought together
by the ayenging hand OF Justice Tae four men
are In strict confinement and will probably be
transferred to the Walterboru' JAIL to await their
trial at the next Court OF General Sessions In that
county.
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THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-There was very
good house last evening at the Academy. Mr..
Mexican Buchanan appeared In his iaTorlte char'
acter Of "Richeeu." We cannot rank his readi'
ton as at all equal to that OF Mr.. Forrest the
most recent actor Of note @ho has appeared on
the Charleston boards. But it.was far above com.
mon-place, and, az times, reached true dramatic
inspiration and fire. Mr.. Buchanan was iairly
supported by the members Of the company.
Eamlet will be presented to night, with Mr..
Buchanan as ''The Melancholy Dane" ofcourse,
there will be full attendance.
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THE NEED OF Il FENCE L1W.
Hints to Patriotic Legislators.
HOPKINS TURNOUT, s. c., February l.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

HOPKINS TURNOUT, 8. c., February !.
/ TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
While our. Legislature shows a commend
able desire 10 protect the interest Of the planter,
we would suggest o more important subject OF
legislat on than usury and lien laws-one which Is
far more general and practical in Its bearing, and
which, venture to say, will save 10 the agricutu-
raj community much more than the interest on
borrowed capital invested. I allude to the "Fencc
Laws It would take'a longer article thar you
could admit to discuss the sub ectfuAy, and only
desire In this communication, to state some Of The
more prominent objections to the law as it now
stands hoping that some legislator interested for
the welfare OF tile Commonwealth, may recog.
uize lts Importance, apd bring the matter before
the General Assembly
The revolution In our system OF labor necessi.
tates change also In many ueler features OF our
agricultural economy, and, while culling from the
statute books of the Northern States our Solons
SHOULD not overlook the superiority OF their laws
regarding stock and enclosures.
Under the sweeping system Of clearing lands
pursued before the war, majority of the planta.
tions In the more fertile parts Of the State were
left Without timber enough 10 fence them, aud
where timber is plentiful the expense Of construc-
tlon and keeping up o 'lawlul fenoe" around
large field ls almost prohibltory. The consequence
is that very often lands OF great fertility ore allow
ed to lie Idle because either the timber OF the cap
ital requisite to enclose them Is lacking.
A law requiring every farmer to enclose his own
stock would be advantageous in many ways
The products Of the soil could then he planted
wherever the laud is best adapted, and farming
expenses would be greatly diminished. The
farmer would be compelled TO bestow more at
ten,ion on his stock, and they would consequent.
" improve In quality while his own lands would
receive the full benefit Of their manure, and much
that Il now wasted would he made available.
But we must now expend three or four hundred
dollars to enclose the crop, when half the sum
could purchase all the scrub clttle which are
liable to depredate. Their owners have the legal
right to turn them estray. aud woe Is he who, not
having q .lawful fence" dares to molest them.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, 1t is to be hoped that
the Legts AZURE will give this subject their alien.
ton at an early day; for the blazing fires in the
woods and fields, which are incident to this sea-
son Of the year, are fast sweeping away the rem
nant OF our fences and we must soon cease plant
ing or make the bulk yeariug bone or conten'
,,on SPASS.
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UNITED STATES GouRT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
Edwin B. Pond and Geo. W. Parker, banIrupts,
were each granted leave to file an amended
schedule OF their individual Liabilities. VIM. G.
Mitchell aud Jas. W. TomSins, banSrupts, were
each granted final discharge In due form.
Benjamin Saunders and o. H. Terry, Sherin OF
Co!leton County, were ordered to refrain from
leyying upon or selling any property belonging to
the estate OF ". c. Eellinger, bankrupt. without
the further order Of the court.
Admiralty DocSe:-The court resumed the con-
s,deration Of the ibels against the bark Kedar by
Kelum ct, al, and Aioeger ct al. and testimony
WI, heard up to O'Clock, when the court ad-
journed until II this morning:
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A CARD FROM Ma. T. J..MACKEY.-We re-
print, by request, the following card from Mr. T.
J. MacIey, which appears in the Washington Ma.
tional Republican OF the 18th inst:
WASHINGTON, D. Co. February l6.
EIttor Republicaa-In response to tine charge
that attempted TO suborn witness III the case
nj the United States vs. G. G Bowen, f0cg leave
to srate that have never spoken to or communi'
Gated with the man Smith who makes the charge
upon this or any other subject. In short, tnaI
have never in MY lie exchanged word with MN
His action in this bold perjury 10 explained oy Tue
fact that he is c. c. Bowens private secretary.
He is well known as vulgar habtue OF the Vtest
gambling houses O; this city, and Is a Ut conied.
crate Of the gang OF hired perjurers whom Judge
Wylie denounced In atting terms OF indignation
this morning. On hearing that warrant was
Issued for ma, after B1s1en,s arrest today af-
peared and wasfeleGsed ON my own recogn gntzance.
~ TsJ JsMAoEEY.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

ESIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
III On TUESDAY, the 2stl instant, at ii
O'Clock A. H., will be sold at the Old Postondce, =
The WOODEN RESIDENCE, on Brick Basement,
situate on the north side OF Charlotte street. 4
few doors east OF Elizabeth street. containing gix
upright rooms two garret and cne Qressing:r room,
two pantries, private stairs, two piazzas, cistern
an unusually good kitchen, carriage-house and
2i0 deep, more or less. g'l:::st :
Condltions-One-halfc cash; balance by bend Dear.
ing seven per cent interest, payable in one year,
which must be insured, and the policy assfrue1
Purchaser to psy:for papers and Reyenne stamps.
,feb22-Wfmtu4 ~ 1870 - -.
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VANDALISM. Sunday night one Of the
two Linden trees, which had been presented TO
the Freundschaitsbund by Captain Balieer, AND
which were growing tintly, was pulled up by
some scoundrel aud carried of. The trees had
been imported from he sFalherland, and planted
as they were in front of the entrance to the new
hail. Just within the gate, were pleasant pe-
mento to our German friends OF 'Home, Sweet
Home" The deed is pne which merits severe
punishment whenever the cuprIt can. be dIseov.
ercG The thief effected his entrance to the prem
ises by climbing over the rerce as the front gate
IVES urely'looked.Ts = 49,
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DAY OF PRAYER FOR YoUTH.-It has been
customary Of late years In OUT community'as as
throughout the land, for certain OF the religious
denominations to observe the last Thursday IN
February as day OF united prayer for the young
aud their schools, colleges and theological semiu-
aries. Services in this behalf may be expected
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, at the lecture
room of the Circular Church, and at night, at
.halr.past O'Clock at Zion Church, Glebe street.
All are cordially invited.
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anrtion Sales.--future Mans
By JOHN s. RYAN.

by JVHN Ss hIANs o.
A UCTION SALE OF THE WELL BUILT
II BRICK STORE, second building east OF East
Bay street, south side. on the street leading to
Accommodation wharf.
will sell at public auction on TUESDAY. the
18th OF March proxrno, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
north OF the Old Postof1ce,
The following valuable REAL ESTATE, viz:
All that LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being
on the south side OF the street leading TO Accom-
modation wharf, (and adjoining the store recently
occupied by Messrs. J.& F. Dawson.l measuring
40 feet front on the north by Al feet In depth on
the south llne with an alley feet inches In
width running from north to south. and the Build
ing thereon, consisting OF well built tw0.story
Brick Warehouse, fronting on the street, covering
the surface of Lot be the same more or less, with
all the rights, members and hereditaments incl
delt thereto, or any manner appertatning to the
same.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for convey
ance and stamps The titles are indlsputable, and
possession given Immediately.
For further Information apply at No. 81 Broad
street. le022
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TIE TEMPLE OF HONOR Harrison Wash
irgton and Thomas Holmes, TWO colored visitors
TO the Fair 0f the Tt mple OF Honor, now being
held In the Military Hall, Wentwotta street, began
to quarrel there on Monday night, and IN few
moments became engaged in an interesting pu;
pijistIc encounter A man with d star On his
heart, who was thereto preserve order, soon col
Jared the twoSm6a tahrs, and before they could
make it .snd call 1t q joke they were lodged In
the Guardrouse. An intervi:w with the Mayor
next morning resulted In a choice being allowed
each Of them Of paying ane Of IS or spending
ten DAYS in the House Of Correction.
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A ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOUTH CARO-
n LIMA FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

An Election will be held for onicers to serve for
the ensuing year at 7 O'Clock, THIS EVENING, at
Lindtedts Hail. corner of King and Calhoun
streets. Members are requested to be punctusl
in attendance Byorder OF the President.
felras* FRIED. HTSCH, Treasurer.
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CLUBS AND Subsidiaries Mechanic. jack
son Prioleau, Robin Sparks and Thomas PincS-
ney, all colored, arrested on the charge Of being
implicated in the murder OF Daniel Driggers, are
held for examination.
A black aud white Newfoundland dog. found
going at large in St. Philip street, was locked up
in the Staticnhcnse yard to be advertised.
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By JOHN T. HUMPHREYS. :
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS ON

EnNE OF THE BEST FARMS ON
" CHARLESTON NECK.
On THURSDAY next, the 2sd instant at II
O'Clock A. H., at Old Postonice, will be sold,
That DESIRABLE FARM, known as sHey-
ward's,n about two and half miles from the
city limits, opposite Clements Ferry Road, beau.
rilully situated on the banks Of the Ashley River,
containing, as per plat made BY Robt. K. Payne,
l2l 32-160 acres, dated April, 1857 Said farmiB
not only valuable for agricultural purposes, but
could be advantageonsly appropriated as q Race
Course and place Of public amusement, OF which.
the City Of Charleston Is In need, and for which
purpose this Farm was recently selected by par.
ties we'll versed In such subjects, and q course OF
one mile staked out upon It. Its quick and easy
access By water. the South Carolina and North
eastern Railroads. the delightful drive to 1t afford
ed by the shell and plank roads. all point to it as
peculiarly adapted to the above mentioned pnr.
poses. This Farm could be advantageously divtd-
ed into farms OF twenty acres each.
C0ndltlons-One. third cash; balance in ono
and two years, secured by bond and mortgage Of
premises sold; interest per cent. per snnum,
payable annually. fab2o
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; Old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather olndiass,
IS cents; old price 81. In, Velvet and Leather
bindings 81; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea
tner bindings, 81 20; old price 81 SO.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR AND No, 161 KING ST.
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OUR BASE BALLERs IN SAyANNAu.-The Sa-
vanrah Advertiser, Of yesterday, says: 1.-The
schachte Base BAH Club arrived BY the O'Clock
train from Charleston, yesterday, and were met
by delegation OF the Savannans and escorted to
the Screven House, their headquarters during
ty&r stay in the city. and where mine host, Nick
erson. will make them as comfortable as is posi-
nlaY
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THHLAD1Es' OF THE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
beg to return their sincere thanks to Professor
Otto Muaer and the ladies and gentlemen Mo as
sisted him at the concert, given BY them q aid OF
the Memorial Ear, and to express their W arm ap-
probation ;the handsome manner: taswnieh
their services were rendered. They also return
thanks to Captain Jacob Small and the managers
of the Freundschaftsbund for the gratuitous use
OF their hall OF that occasion.
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By A. G. McGILLIYRAY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COM
J. M0DIOUS WOODEN RESIDENCE, with ex.
tenstve Lot, on northeast corner OF Tradd and
Friend streets, at auction. ts-:1,..
WIN be sold, on THURSDAY next, 2sd instant.
at II O'Clock, at the Old Postof1ce. -,
The LOT Is 81 It. Ia. front by 255 deep on Friend
street, House has ten or twelve roomB, win
kitchen. and usual outbuildings. ;Thts Nalusble
property can be made one OF the Smtgt desIr-
able In the city by a:comparatiyely small out
lay In improvements on the house, and the .exten.
siye garden and grounds. connected Herewith
Terms-0ne-half cash; balance In one and two
years, secured as usual, and with insurance and
assignment OF policy. Purchaser to pay auc.
tioneer for papera and stamina. fehl1-aWth2 :
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USI.N ESS 8 NOTE G Els.

THE BEST PORTRAIT OF GENERAL LEE THAT
has yet been produced is now being sold by sub
scrip,ion in thls city. Everybody who chersshes
the memory of the noble cid hero should possess
copy The agent Is Mr.. John Marco, an eX.Con-
federats solder who lost an arm in the war.
feb22-6t*
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Auction Sales This Day

William Mckay will sell al 10 O'Clock. at his
store, household furniture, &C.
y. a. Hunt will sell at 10 O'clock: at his store
boots and shoes.
R. NJ. Marshall & Bro vii! Sci! 8: 10 O'Clock, at
their office, horses, Sc.
JF. Mathewes will sci! IA. ID O'clock, in front Of
the Mills House stables, horses aud mules.
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ARRIVALS OF CorToN AT L1vERPooL.-The
following named vessels, with cotton from South
G. ports, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th in
stant:
Brig Gales Loring, from Mobile, January 4. with
eol ba es of cotton; park Clemntlna, from Savan-
New Orleaus January Is. with $3.50: ship Augusta,
from New orleans, January 4, with a7lo. Total
$500 baes,
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CRY MonrAL1TT:-The report Of the City
Registrar. for the week ending February Is, ex'
hiaits total OF es deaths. including whites and
II lOred persons.
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MIDNIGHT SUICrDE.-At the dead hours oil
night, rats and mice leave their holes, bedougs
and reaches their crannles TO feed on lsaacsen's
Sure Pop, and lie as IL struck oy apopleXy. Sold
By all druggists.
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FREIGHT FOR IsHk2Po0L.-Messrs. RaTenel
i Co yes erday, cleared for Liverpool the British
shin Museongus, with 81 bags sea island, 2l95
bales upland cotton, so4 tons phosphate fosA, ls5
bags andp 6bls cotton seed.
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THE CUTS OF HEALTH can be maintained
only by sedulous care and the sick should seek
correct remedy. For Malarous Diseases, Dyspep.
sia &c there Is none like the Old Carolina BIZ
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ANNIVERSARIES.
Union LIGHT INFANTY CHARITA-
BILE SOCIETY.
sIxTY-FoURTH ANNIVERSARY.

The ANNUAL MEETING will be held at Kroeg's
Hall, THIS EVENING ut O'Clock.
The Committee on Accounts will report
feb22 PHILIP AUSTIN, Secretary.
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CHOICE SroCK.-The attention Of those wish
ing 20 purchase fine horses and mules Is invited
TO the safe of such animals at auction this day. by
]. Fraser Msthewes. See advertisement.
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Sx.1r CgRoMos! SMALL CHRoMos !-Chro-
mos in Walnut Frames at IS cents each; formerly
sold q 81 So NO. lel klkG sFhEEt.
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IMpR1soS D.-Robert Jones and Daniel
wicsleswae sentenced. yesterday morning, to
thirty days, and; Daniescox to fifteen days In the
House Of Correction, on the charge OF larceny and