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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-25

THE STATE CouRL4The Court Of General
Sessions met yesterday at 10 O'Clock, his Honor
Judge Graham presiding:
The State vs.. Robert L. Richardson and Ed:
ward Sweeney. Assault and battery. A motion
In arrest OF judgment was made by A. A. Brad.
ley, on the ground that the prisoners were not
present In person or BY attorney when the. case
was tried, as required by the constitution Of the
United States. The motion being overruled by
the court, exceptions were taken to the ruling
aud nled.
The following persons convicted during the
term were sentenced:
George Hutson-rape. Imprisonment In the
Penltentiary for life.
@Grey GaIIard-assault and battery. Two cases.
Six months imprisonment in jail for each case.
John F. Charlon-assault aud battery. TWO
months Imprisonment in jail
Joseph Johnson-asssult and battery. Fine OF
$25 and costs, or thirty days in jail
Mary Johnsoa-assault and battery. Ten days
in jail.
John Kressel-assault and battery. Three
months In jail.
Robert sinons- assault and battery. To pay
cost Of case, or ten days in jail.
Calvin Simmons-assault and battery. Fine OF
$25 and costs, or one month in jail.
L. +. Koester-assault and battery. Fine Of SO
and costs, or fifteen daysln jail.
VIM. A. Fox-assault and false Imprisonment.
To pay the costs Of the case. =
henry Freeman-pe4y larceny. Three months
in jaik
Charles Johnson-graud larceny. One year b
the penisentary.
Peter Lockwood-gr larceny. One year in
the penitentary. rs M
Thomas ]: Rooney-pstty larceng,zTo abe i'm
prisoued In jsil until the LIST Of April. :.
william Waiters-petty larceny. Same sen.
tence.
Milton spencer-grand larceny One year In
the penitentiary.
John W. Burghes-grand larceny. To be i'm.
pr:soned In jail until the 1sF OF April. =
Richard Boree-petty larceny. Two months In
jail.
stephen Green-petty larceny. Two months in
jail.
The State vs.. Alonzo Butler and Alfred James
grand larceny. The defendants to be discharged
from fail on their own recognlzances.
The State vs. Caesar Watkins-assault and bat
sery and assault with intent to kill. Same order
as preceding.
Bench warrants were ordered to be issued for
the following defendants, who had been convicted
during the term and were not present to receive
SENTENCE: -
william Brown-+sssault Prince Gadsdeu, Ann
Johnson. Edward ~. Bell, Robert L. Richardson
and Edward Sweeny-assault and battety.
The court then adjourned until II O'Clock this
morning.
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Hotel Arrivals-March al.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


j. 8. A. Norwood, Abbeville; Jno. B. Coch-
ran, Anderson; T. S.. Crayton, Pendleton; Thos.
q. Bent, Colonel G. B. Stetson and wife, T. II.
Lord, E. J. Brown, New York; Charles &. Bates,
Miss Rudd, Anderson; Juo. b. Jones and wife,
Georgia; L. Ames Jr., Oswego; G. n. Smith and
wife, New York; T. 8. Henry, Baltimore; Mrs.
Nswbold, MISC Newbold, Philadelphia; J. J. Null
drou, Kingstree; E. @. Drew, Boston; D. A.
o,Byrne, Savannah; B. n. Baer, Florida; B. F..
wickersham, Georgesowp;F. L Ohlds. steamer
charleston; T. L. Vaugl, North Carolina; P. Rob-
erts, Philadelphia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
z. Valentine, n Porter, Blackville; J. G. Thorpe,
Granitsvills, s. c.; 7. N. Keels, Williamsburg; 7.
B. Dreyfu, New York; James @. Ramsey, Man.
KILLS HOUSE.
James Edmondston, Washington; @. ]. Andell,
Jopn,s Island; B. ]. Blake, Plymouth, Ind; !; Fran.
els T. Walker, Miss Annie Walker, Miss Fannie
walker, Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. G. n. Spier, Hiss Spler,
A. VI Spler, Aorritt Trumble and WIFE, & Tum'
bic. Mrs. J. T. Kirby, New York; W. O. Robins,
New orleans; Edward T. Morgan, New York
George T. JefIers, Rhode Island; s. A. Oond1et,
New York.
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Notices in Bankrnpirp.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN. ls7i.-In the matter OF GEORGE
A RENNErT. OF Beaufort, Bankrupt-Petttion for
mi and mai discharge In Bankruptcy.-ordered.
that hearing be had on the TENTH DAY 9r 9a
April, 4. D. 1871, ct Federal Courthouse IL IL
Charleston, s. O., and that o.! cIeotors &C., ~
show cause, II any they can. why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of the Court, the 17th DAY OF Aarcn, a.
n I'M DANIEL H0RLBECK,
TieTk Of thedDistrict Court Of the United States
- stn,S Smsris-sa for South Carolina
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By LOUIS NOLAN,

HTALUABLELO LOT IN THE NORTHEAST
Y RRNPART OF THE CrTYAT ApB1IpN1. =
On THURSDAY, the 30th instant; 1t AG0ck,
A. NJ will offer for sale at public anctto at ths
Old Postoflice, foot Of Broad street, .s.
on the west side OF Drake street, In The Ottyg d
Charleston, lately belonging to G., a. Trenholm,
butting and bounding east on Drake Street, noftn
on Lands formerly OF ]. Barrett, south on LANDS
or q. ". Tilton, late OF g. a. Trenholm, and west
on lands OF Themas G8dsden-measurtnt a11
containing In 'front.' on Drake street, and ssa TIT
west line, so feet each, and on the noc1a Aad
south lines each 1sg feet, be the 'saad diMensfaA6
9 little more or less. .assss
Terms -One-half. cash; balance In one year.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
merA-fsmWth5
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PARTISAN DnEssxAKNe is famous, the world
over, for its mstchless nicely and taste and
those Of our lady readers who wish to avail them
selves Of the services OF trained and accomplish.
cd arttsts In dress, may give their work to
Madame Luzier, with full confidence In her skill,
promptitude and ability to please. She also makes
nne French corsets to order. Her establishment
lie on King street, one door above Wentworth,
over the Dollar Store.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings 81; old price, 81 rs. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
BASEL sr. BAZAAR AND No. 1s1 KING 81.
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JAIL DsLIvERY.IThe following prisoners
made their esespe nom ycz&vile jail on satur'
day last: Aleck Smith-larceny; Richard Press
y-house-breaking; James McKinney-lareeny;
Hampton Mackey-horse stealing In Chester;
jackson Martin-under sentence by magistrates
court for assault and battery.
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CITY AT FA FRS.

WEATHER REPoRrss- The following commit
Tee ~ weather reports has been appointed by the
presldent OF the Board of Trade, viz Messrs. G..
A. Trenholm, F. S. Holmes, and 6. Eantte.
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A FRESH SUPPLY of the Bulbs of tne Golden
Japan Lilly (Lillum Aaratuml just received, and
for sale by Walker, Evans Cogswel, No. Broad
street, odansston, g. q Only small: quantity
on hand, sapurchssers had bestereall at once: /
,,n,os1 - t:. .,sfii f.fff'
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BUSINESS ENyELoPEs.-THE NEWS job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at'$4 per thous.
and. Send your orders Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
bta an velonea
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B-UsIHESs HOTI ES.

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG. MES.-In their hand
some establishment beneath the Academy Of
Music Messrs. J. q. Lswton d Co. have just re-
celved and opened for inspection various and
tasteful display OF spring goods. Their dress and
business suits are just rom New York, and are
cut and made up in the latest style. Their shirts
and collars are OF the neatest and latest fashion,
and their soarfs and neckties sunicient to upset
the best regulated Intentions not to buy. call
upon them before purchasing elsewhere Ia de-
cIdedly advisable.
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HExv1 RoBBERY.-on Sunday evening last,
the store Of Mr. Edward 7. gallagher, on Broad
street, Augusta, was entered by asemale servant,
while the proprietor ana his family were ous
walking, and robbed Of $50 in currency, and
several pairs OF shoes and otter articles.
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TIE vIGnANT STEAMER. The vlgilaht Fire
Company are expecting daily their nne new
steamer from the North. The engine will be q
fourth-class steamer Of the sssoy make, and costs
Ss50O
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Personal. James n. Richardson, one
Of the most hunored citizens OF Edgeneld District,
died on the 1luh at Nlnety,sl1 Mr. 3. B. gan
man, OF the same county, died on the 10th, at
Harmony:
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DISEASE flourishes because It's victims know
not the corrective restorative. We're they wise,
they would avail themselves. Of the curative
qualities Of the Old Carolina Bitters.
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zPAYnse,PoR A R1DE.-On Thursday morning
crowd Of boys took possession Of turn table IN
kngu ata,r ,ron she Charlotte celaRbis and Augusta
Railroad, and amused themselves BY riding
around on it. While thus engaged, several OF
them fell, and two were seriously injured. The
laseone was carried on by his eoloru friends,
Who promised to take it out Of the railroad in
damages
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REIdGIoUs.- is observed by the Ro-
man Catholics as holiday OF obligation, and the
services in the churches are the same as on
Sunday.
The Sacrament of Confirmation. Will be ad-
ministered BY the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, at St.
Mary's CHURCH, at half.past 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing. After vespers, which will take place at
ha,fpast P. d., the renewal Of the Baptismal
VOWS will take place.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -stereoscopic views
or Charleston and vicinity; at No. l6 King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noVl2
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CLUBS AND SrARs-F. b. Brawley, found
drunk and unable to take care Of himself In
Market street, was sent to the House Of Correc-
ton for ten days.
Jerry Wright, arrested on thecnarge Of burglary
and larceny in Mr Il. spiencken,s store, at the
corner Of Coming and Lne streets, is held for e1-
animation.
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Caoeurr CRoqUEr II cRoeuEr !!!-Im
mense reduction In price The largest Fiel'
Croquet at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1el KING ST.
mar22
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MARX YOUR CLOTHING !-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. oct14-fs
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TIE extraordinary cures effected by the use
Of the Old Carolina Bitters are proclaimed every
where,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-25

AT Cosr AT Cost Large size Chromos.
HAsBL STREET BAZAAR.
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at s, 6,
9 and 10 cents each former prices, 8, 10, Is and
No. 1e1 KING st., AND HAsRL sr. BAZAAR.
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For GEoRGErowN.-The handsome steamer
Emile, which has lately been reftted with first
class stateroom accommodations on deck, will
receive freight to-day, and leave for the above
place and negabortng landings at O'Clock on
Sunday night. Shippers are requested to bear 10
mind that all freight must be prepaid, and that
no freight will be received after sunset.
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No SALT, SALT CAKE, PLASTER, NrTRE CAKE
nor any adulterant OF any kind used in Mapes
Superphosphate. Klnsman & Howell are tn
agents.
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60 Bsvoa sANs sxN's, No. 22s King street. fol
slt popular Games, outdoor Sports and Home
Amusements. mar2S-2
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EVERY BABY should have one Of Mrs
Hughesfs ,Ihrauts' Rubber DIapers. They are
healthy, comfortable and easily adjusted: Sample
mailed on receipt OF 81. Address
F. Won SANTEN,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. G.
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O.C.B. means Old Carolina Bitters. T
them. A delightful beverage.
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DIGGING FOR TREAsURE.-The premises Of
John q. Mann. Esq, on Broad street, In Augusta,
were entered by some persons late Wednesday
night, who went.to work with pick and shovel In
search OF buried treasures. Some six feet below
the surface eney encountered brick box which
was found next morning in the excavation rined
OF its contents. What these were is still mys'
terry to the good people Of Augusta; but the box
had suspicious appearance Of having contained
something valuable. Tho dlggers are unknown,
and their mysterious disappearance and silence
on the subject confirms the tradition Of treasure
having been buried On the premises.
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Dpeina, /, &r.

....o~-,--.~-sS--,>z1 ~,~>-..>~~->,>..-,e..--oo-
HERN DYE HoU S E.,
new FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened
at No, 359 King street, where DYE1NG In all col
ors, and Cleaning OF all kinds is done at the
shortest notice and In the 6esG style
/. BILLER, French Dyer,
No. $50 King street. near corner George street.
. sep16-1yr
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nnv To la~ In nhuor
ns4esiooo.-te"J. 40 o.'o. . w -.
man 0a'nonss - no,,as' y. oes w., 'a or
sINss se.s,.e' ~ 'n' oAN'''
T,," c.,+ =, o.,e,.-o, NIL, no .d.
m,n,s,s I rea =, the Rio,s II Rev R,shon lynch at St
Tsrv,s orsnrsb a, ha,rnos, ~ o,clect this morn
Ing. After Vespers' which WIN take place q
na'i.pass r. H. tue rsne~e'' Vi .ne 0ap'i'"a
vows VIII take pace.
r .,. r.ovIs;oS.Tponpr -Ex,ectat,on
thS niDlA aaSo.ss.:. W. .o,.,na ivS,s and
70. ~ ,,oniss mpsS' Iow sss w,,i dressVSas tbey
NIL, sov an dan a.sssiiisr sbey sxe a. pretty
a., ~. 10 sS,sl, ara editofa dsscribe
.ro ,,a s.snt ,nootsosai AZ mo hour us4Sbad
A. sNs,sT - -. - 1870 S,,,si a,oh,a su.r,
VIC eo.i.M M 81 a.ss...seI .ST9 - 81, '
one 20 E M nl:sis saa Hs go Mes.... - sls
Acaaeiay sesG .ss u., ~ 80, rsS,
1he oo4 3ssnse~Ha 70 open " ss ~ alou1
untu anu = = S
thus be secured IN aagsaSe.
poorp, .cxs NJ. Tpona1n-Two euterpris.
n. ponn, ,eta,r,rs of the snoony shine quarrel.
,.s sss,.sdav artsrnoan IN the anew of the Fire.
SSoo, nns,a,n. ona decided Il bv a running fl.ht.
nne tonnd a sssne convenient, and nung 1t at
~, onnonent The 1stter lodged. and the missile
.ua,t p.oah,n, tnronsn q yIass IN the arch over
one ~ the doors The two combatants now
tTed to effect thei-.escspe, but an oficer who
mas attracted by tAiSnbise arrested them both
before thew con,d clssssthe building. They were
taken to the c,uardhdise, ann will appear before
' - lss u;Isssgy
EXCURSION Up IffH ASHLEY R1vER.-That
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The EYDrA THoMsoSTR TRoUPE.-Expectat
Is on tip-toe concsfhtag tne- coming Lydia and
her blondes. How nay Eilf dress what they
will say aua do-anaSasslsr shey sse b pretty
as the psstyrssmakess sshsh, ana editors describe,
are theehrsnt questsoss 9TH hour. "sslbad,
the sailNS on Noadsy nisat xal enable every
one to Hdae mr hnussfkx and; We presqpae the
Academy be thsaneed totts utnicst capacity.
The bofSemeeSMM be open -evsfy aat Prom
until and SSR 4untr 5 O'Clock. end seats may
thus be secdred in advance
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GUARANTEES ePER1rIoas.-Ne, ale i1 %.
oelpt st. the annual ,reposs by Dr. Robert 4e6sS.
the health ofneer,. or tne qusraneine operations.
In Cisffessoa' Earbor forths5 5ear reaa1h8 OCTOBER
81, 1870. 1t consanas "a interesting stetsmsutseei
the asensasssea To pseserya hsalsh .aaRts sess.
FORTH tho great importance ,nf risorously obeatF;
ing the excellent regulations that have been
adopted. The number Of vessels which arrived
ami were examinsd'ss quarantine curing me year
Is three hundred. and nfty .one, or which twenty
.Bix were from West India ports, and the re.
mainder from European or American ports.
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OF which there are TWO 6etS, are Lne next op}eCIs
OF interest. The new chamber Is the largest sin.
gle chamber In the United States, and contains
one hundred and twenty tons OF lead. 1t Is 22o
feet leng 40 feet Wide and ~ feet high. Attached
to this chamber Is the largest iron sulphur furnace
In the world. There is nothing peculiar In the Ell
wan Company's plsn or making the acid, except
that, by using evaporatiug pans, there is large
saving Of material without lowering the strength
OF the acId. The company make seventy.dve
tons of acid week. As made # ts conveyed
through lead pipes to an iron cylinder holding 900
gallons, whsnd6 It ts- forced -bs compressed air
intathe mixing tank above the mixing rcom.::
THE LABORATORY
attached to the works Is one Of the most complete
in the country. Among myriad pots and jars Is
q Set OF scaless which will weigh the northeast
s.ae OF single hairI There Ia also anew machine,
Just received from Germany, for distiulng pure
water required in making analyses. The crude
phosphate rock is carefully Analysed to see that
lis OF proper quality, and all the material used,
as well as the marketable fertilizer, Is carefully
analyzed, In order that the high standard estRb-
lIshed by the company may be rigldly maintained.
Among the minor buildings are the
FIRE PUMP HOUSE AND STABLES.
The former contains one OF Esrle's pumps OF
eighty horse poweT It has twelve.inch suction
and throws 1900 gallons minute. In other
words, it Is equal to three steam frc engines,
This pump can throw water upon every part Of
the works. and Is tested every day or two to SEE
that 1t is In order. As steam is up night ana day
all through the year, this pump-even without
the second pump, which dI yes water 66 feet
high and conveys 1t over the works-is ample
protection against accidents by-ire. The Earle's
pump Is supplied with thtee-lnoh hose: - 4
The company have q neat ONCE, also nre-
proof magazine, In which the supplyof nitrate OF
soda Is stored. The sta,es are capttsly arranged
and glance at their arrangements would giVea
useful hint to the thousands who dote on horses,
but do not know how to keep them with economy
and comfort.
CAPACITY.
The EhWan Company can turn out and ship
one Thousand tons Of fertilizers month, and can,
II requisite, grind fifty tons day. About sixty
hands are employ ed in the works, which, wonder
full to say, are as neat as new pin.
CONCLUSION.
One year ago the Etiwan works were In q COM.
parat,veay rude and inchoste state. Their capacity
was snuau, and the mechanical appliances were Of
al ordinary Kind. All this is changed. The
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aailarims, 9nrnis6ias .@aoSs, .&e.

xIsshssAI has11 - CnthtSsIist8 <uaeobst tS<L-
ING OPENING. -
MEN KE & JILL E@R,
No. 1875 KING STREET,
Have Just opened an entire New Stock Of
OL0THS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
Spring and Summer;
Our Clothing Is q very large and fine selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from S. to $50
pc. suit, The largest potion Is Of imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard 1T, wear
and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
b supplied with the finest selection Of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DoEsKMs, DIAG0.
NAILS, TRICoTs, MELTONS, OHEvIOTs, 0ASsf.
hERES, &C., and very large stock Of the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which We
will make up to order by measure In the latest
styles. The foreman In this department Of our
business has no equal In the artistic world for cut
ting and producing an elegant ut.
FURNISHING GOODS
This department. Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under-
shirts and Drawers, Silk aud Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Neokties, Bows, ,scarfs, Pocket
Hsndkerchiefs, Socks, Umbrellas, &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low In plain figures.
Buyers In our line will find it totheir advantage
70 give us caH before purchasing elsewhere.
msr22-8mns
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BE1wnEN TnE Charles IonesSwa srsI z
rested yesterday evening aBs :xsEraat from Trial
Justice Msckey on the charge Of sassapIt and 6at-
terry and assault with iatent TO kh: 4 short time
ago Chsffes twas SGyihg: With 'ahotAsr 6oiored'
youth, and . auands having srt,es no arsw 9
large pocket kGlfe andndrave 1t into the back Of
his ansagoufst. between the rms. After this face
tious sot Charles ran ar leaving tho knife stick:
ing In tbs wound, aud wss nos aesfd Of until yes
teray.s when -tha .CoRstsela saccseded tn arSess.
ing him., In default Of ball b. was comHlts@ q
hil to aieiit hlS examination; which tafes piste'
this iifTfriup. ~ f.is1Ss j .$7asffs
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Cauyss. city hss peY bread cart,s
which wfEoe devoted to the Legitimate purpose OF
CONVEYING oreSd Fheeh one wffSgo on duty
only when paupets tsfequlte 1t, or drunken men re-
fuse to transport thepselyes on theit legs.
There wsH be q horse rsce at the Wasnilgton
Race Course on Tuesday next g.
Hod. james E. errhss been appointed by the
President one OF the board.of visitors % attend
the annual examination Of the Ha.sl academy ss
Annapolis, Md. The examination VII corSYsnpe
on the 2atA May. The Judge has accepted tes ap:
polntment.
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The DAVENPORT BRoTHERs.-The Academy
Of Mrslc was again filed last night by mystery.
struck audience. The scenes OF the preceding
evening were repeated, and the performance was
uninterrupted by dark lanterns. Mr.. R. NJ. Alex.
snder and Captain John schley were chosen o
committee by the audience, and both tied the
brothers securely and watched the developments OF
the evening. Both were likewise locked In the csbi-
net and underwent the strange experiences there.
Tne captain, On emerging from his dark surround
lngs, very seutentiously remarked that SO little
OF that sort OF thing went great ways" The
brothers resume their tour to-day.
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BooTBIAGKs IN TRoUBLE.-Two enterpris-
ing young retailers Of the snoony shine quarrel
led yesterday afternoon, in the alley Of the Fire
proof building, and decided 1t BY running fGht.
One found seune convenient, and nung 1t at
his opponent The. latter lodged, and the missile
went crashing through glass In the arch over
one OF the doors. The two combstants now
tried to effect theirssscspe. but an officer who
was attracted by tH6nbise arrested them both
before they could clsakstae building. They were
taken to the Gusrdhoqse. ana will appear before
the Mayor this mu11ing.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. j. Coo
gan VS.. Benjamin J. Parker and wife. Motion for
new trial issued. Opinion by Associate Justice
Willard. That where there IS substantial de-
straction OF the subect-matter, out Of which rent
is reserved in leasafor years. BY an -act Of God,
sor Of public csnemiessthe tan ant may Aect tore
Nscfid, and on aurrendering all Benefit
shall. be discharged from the payment OF rent
That the defendant, In the present case, has not
established rescission of the lease
William L. Reilly aud wife vs.. James Whipper.
SDecreta order modified. Opinion by Associate
Justice Wright
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