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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-07
rHEPREsENr SCARCITY OF HONEY
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
We oil complain of the scarcity of money,
but few pause to consider where. the money goes.
If we persistently send 1t abroad, we will forever
be straitened We annually pay to Northern
insurance companies sums that are fabulous
No business since the war has been SO profitable
as that of the Northern life insurance companies.
The larger towns and little villages OF the South
were placarded with the tempting offers, and gen.
era,, special and travelling agents TOOK our lives
aud our means as coolly as II the war had not
ended. What the Yansee "bummer'-had spared,
the Yankee insurance companies gathered, and
the incredulous South poured its hard earnings
into Northern coffers as If We still believed in
Northern wisdom AMI confded In Northern hon
esty.
The premiums VIC pay are invested In Northern
securities, Increase Northern commerce, and pay
Northern taxes. Are we SO lightly taxed that we
can afford to bear the burdens Of our Northern
h,eihren ? A single New York life company paid
last year for rent tares, salaries, &C., 100000,
and their name is legion. -.
Ner are we disposed to forget or forgive the
manner In which Southern policy holders were
treated by Northern companies. When the war
broke out they we're stricken from their lists, and
when the war was over they were told that they
would be reiustated II they would pay up and es-
tablIsh to the satisfaction OF the company that
they had nerer' borne arms nor aided the rebel
ton.
Southern holder was TO be admitted to his
rights only on proof ha had been traitor 70
ht:s State We gsyess.sopysf f the oath REQUIRED
by Anew Yask krompan9 now Ao!ng-a large 5u-
siness in .hlsstate dGd throughoatthe South;
STATE oE -. ceqsTy Or s.s;,
L-Sof -:,,s State0I FORMERLY in.
s,frEd IN -Ti INSURANCE company undeEpoiiey
No. -, being duly sworn, do depose ana say,
that have not been. connecte4a witn tns ar
and navy OF the soIcaled COn1edefate States, ana
lion against the UnIsed states Government.
Thsreas ao;mysteryl In life ASSURANCE Its prn:
ciples and rules are well settled and easily under.
stood. Tie best form in wh!chtt can be conduct.
ed ia the strictly mutual pan-inswAich no capt:
tai Is required; but nwhatsoever form conducted,
whether on the "proprietary77, stock, "mixed, .
l. g., mutual, or purely mutual; plans- the great
deslderatum, Is faithful, honest adnlinlstratf
and We believe In Southern Companies and South:
ern men. ~ IL ! :
/. or their ability and honests-we- may Judge, ana
In 1t we can fully. conGde. We, know who they
are-what their lives have been. In. word. we
know whom vetrust ln. Nor !hern COMPANIES We
oTEsiIse southern companies E and, keep our
moheyet home and 1--WE In We. at least our. money
fortie scarcity. = T. y SOUTHERN;
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CLUBS AND SrARs-A colored fowl peddler,
arrested. for doing business without a license,
was discharged.
Amanda Smith, colored girl lodged for va
grancs became til, and was referred to the city
registrar.
James Woodfork, arrested for breach OF trust
in appropriating sundry dry goods belonging to
Alexander Williams, was turned over to trial
justice, $: II
Rooert saulsers and Hannsh Smith, two col.
ored dlsputants. arrested for quarreiling and
! fighting in q house on Broad street, were DIS
charged on Robert paying up rs cents' worth OF
damages which he had indicted on the clothing
OF Hannah.
Charles Reeder, arrested while lying drunk on
East Bay, was sent to the House Of Correction as
vagrant.
A colored Bowenite, who, while on spree, as
saulted j. Dawson in Church street., was dts
charged.
william Ross and Charles Wghtbourne, arrest
ed for dsorderly conduct and lighting In Elliott
street. were tried, and Ross, as the instigator
ofthe disturbance, was fined s., which he paid
His antagonist was discharged.
Daniel Henny, lodged for being drunk and rails
ing a disturbance on Market street, paid IS for
his amusement
John Huger and Joseph Nichols, whe had been
taken up7while having pugilistic- settlement OF
difficulty, were discharged.
Hanna jenkins lodged for larceny and vagran-
cy was sent to the House Of Correction for twenty
days under the vagrant law.
Taylor Gillum forfeited deposit Of s. for being
drunk and disorderly In King street.
Joseph Flynn and Henry Frost, lodged for dis
orderly conduct and fighting In Chalmers street,
were, each sentenced TO pay ane.of - or go 70
the Hoasaar Correction for fiye days. -.
Levi Armstrong, arrested for forgery, W. D.
White. for drumming, and Geo. Smith, Tor larce-
nv, are held for examination.
Charles ]. Abney, lodged on the charge OF deser-
~ton from Company Of the sth US. Infantry,
was turned over uosthe post pmcer.
Michael aibben, taken upilfor aIsorderE Spndust
and resisting the police In Spring street, was SEN
fenced to pay fine Of s1o,'which: he did.
horse found going at large IN King street was
lodged In the Stationhouse yard and ordered to
be delivered to the owner. II,
One case Of "drunk" was let on on the plea OF
the drst offence. =
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Auction Sales This Day.

Henry coba Co. will sell at o'clock, at
their store, bacon, hams, &C.
Leitcn Bruins Will sell at Il O'Clock, at the old
Postof1ce, real estate.
uutson Lee will sell at II O'Clock, a: the! old
Postoflce real estate.
Us. Ryan viii: sell at II O'Clock, at the OLD
Postofice, real estate.
R. NJ. Marshall Bro. will sell af II O'CLOCK, az
the old Postonice, real estate.
John @. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, hoopskirts, dry goods, &c.
Laurey 4 Alexander yill sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store. hams, cheese,.dc
A. n. Abrahams & Sons willse at 10 O'CLOCK
Al their store, cloths, cassimeres. &C.
Ttedeman, Calder & Co. will sell at nan past
o'clock, at their store, butter;;lard, DC.
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BxL. FRASER MATHEWES.

n ESIRABLY LOCATED REAL ESTATE:
~ VIII be sold on THURSDAY. 9tn instant, at
the Oil posrottice, Broad street, at II O'Clock,
Small HOUSE AND LOT, No. 22 South Bay, sec
ond Lot west OF King street. Lot measures Al
feet inches by 81 feet inches deep, more or
less.
ner OF Tradd street, bounded by Lands OF Jeseph
River on the south Lot 1t8 feet front by - feet
Small .two.story House and Lot with outbuild-
lues, no. 81 Tradd street., south side, near Meet
Ing street. LOT 2S feet front by loo feet ueep, more
Lots Nos. 90 and 1o1 King street. west side, near
Broad street; 20 feet front by lio feet Deep more
or less each.
Lot No. l6 Savage street, east Side, 56 leet front
by 1870 feet deep, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser 70 pay j. F. Ma'heWes
for papers aud necessary u S. Internal Revenue
stamps. luuIo
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWEs.
JILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, THE

UTILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, THE
w eth Instant at the Old Postofice, Broad
Thrse.story DWELLING AND LOT, known as
No l2s Coming street. west side, enc door north
OF Warren street. Lot measures 81 feet 'front.' oy
ITO feet deep, moTe or less.
Lot northeast corner Of Chinquepln street and
Cannon,s court, In Ward No. 8. LOT measures "
feet by 100 feet, more or less.
Terms-One.half cash; balance In IL months:
secured by bond OF the purchaser and mortgage or
the premises; house to be Kept insured 0y the
purchaser and policy assigned. >Purchaser to pay
j. Y. fi.thewes for papers and necessary U. 3 IN
terual Revenue stamps. marl
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BYL SIX. RENNETT..


NHE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
i NETT ys. Jane AZ. Bennett ct al-Under De-
cree Of the Court OF Common Pleas-In Equity. {.
On TECRSDAY, the 9th or March, will be sold,
at Public outcry, near the Old Possafice at II
Three LOTS Of low water land. but suitable for
building, fronting on Smith street, between Bull
aud Calhoun streets.
No. SO. Containing SO feet front on Smith street,
by 1903 feet deep. more or less.
No. 81. Containing 81 feet In front on Smith
street, by 257 feet deep, more or less.
No. so: Containing tan. 81 leet IN 1T, lsont on smHh
NINE LOTS OF LAND, fronting on Line, Ashe
AMI Shepherd streets, as follows:
No. l. AT the northeast corner Of Line an9 Ashe
streets measuring Al teeto on Line, by las feet on
No. 2. Next east Of the above on Line street,
measuring 45 feet froat, by las feet deep.
No. 3. Next east OF No. 2 on Line street, meas
urug 45 feet front, by l45 feet deep
No. 4. Next east or No. on Line street, meas.
uring IS feet 'front.' by las feet deep.
No. .. On Ashe street, measuring 4s feet
luches In front, by 100 feet deep.
|. No. 6. On Ashe street, next north OF No 8,
measuring 4S feet inches IN front, BY 100 feet
deep.
Ashe and Shepherd streets measuring % feet 4
inches OH Ashe street, by 100 feet III depth on
Shepherd street.
front, by 146 feet deep.
No. 9. On Shepherd street, east Of the above,
measuring 40 feet front, by 145 feet deep.
All OF which can be fully seen by reference 10 a
plat az Mr.. Benhetts office, No. 30 Broad street.
Conditions OF sale-Onethlrd cash; balance In
two equal annual instalments, with Interest from
date payable annually, at per cent, secured BY
bond with mortgage OF the property. purchasers
to pay for all necessary papers and stamps
y y; q. !, MENMISdhs, RESMESh Executors.
Ian17-feh3 q ID. .J6 % 25. mclfl 4.788
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Nv HUTSON LEE.

T OF IN ASHLEY SIRE EFT !.
IL viii be sold THIS DAY, March 7th, at II
O'Clock A. n, at the Old Postofice,
All that LOT OF LAND on the west side OF Ash.
ley street, being the north portion OF the Lot OF
the late DR.. VIM. Hume, measuring SO feet front,
by 90 feet deep.
Terms-one.half cash: balance in one year, Sc
cured by bond Of purchaser, bearing per cent.
Interest and q mortgage Of the premises. Pur.
chaser to pay q. L. for papers and stamps.
MARI
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The STATE CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Court OF
General Sessions was opened yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock, his Homer Judge Graham presiding:
The grand jury was called. and having all an:
swered, returned "no bins. in:tha following ind.
ings: The State vs.. j. H. G. Oetgen receiving stolen
goods; the State vs.. II. Behrman, recetving stolen
goods; the State vs.. F. Bestman, receiving stolen
goods; the State vs.. John Price, receiving stolen
goods; the State VS.. Francis Northrop, receiving
stolen goods; the State vs.. d. A. Tsrck, receiving
stolen goods; the State vs.. N. Gor5e, receiving
stolen goods; the State vs.. James Lanap, grand
larceny; the State vs.. William Cullenane, grand
larceny.
The petit Jarieaand supernuneraries were called
and AL answered.
Geo. W. shlngler, OF jury No. 2, was excused,
and A. S. Wilson, supernumerary substituted.
D. Foley, foreman OF jury No. /, was excused,
and supernumerary Henry Turner substituted
during his absence on the jury, E. R. Bolger being
made foreman 10 his stead.
The Stale VS.. Sylvester Bowers-assault and
battery and assault with intent to kill. Con.
tinued to June terna
The state VS.. Thomas ]. Ayinger-hog stealing.
Messrs. R. W. Seymour and George r. Walker
for defence Verdict, not guilty.
The State VS.. Moses Smith-assau!t and battery.
&. W. Seymour, Esq, ,sior defence. LATTER oon.
sidering the case Tor uwos hours theJaY returned
the secondtim INTO court, and stating that there
was no possibility OF their agreeing, they were
discharged The case was continued.
|. The State vs. Jas. S. McDowel-as'ant ana Dat
terry. No.. pros entered.
The State vs.. Calvin Slmons-assault with In
tent to kill aud assault and battery. r. W. Sey
mour, ESQ.,, for the defence. Verdict, guilty ol
assault and battery. The court then took re-
cess for nfteep minutes.
The State vs. Milton Spencer-grand larceny.
B. W. Seymour, ESQ.,, for the defence. VERDICT
guilty.
The grand jury brought in no bill against Cupid
Singleton. for grand larceny, and true bill
against the following: Against Alfred. Smith
grand larceny; Joseph Johnson, assault and bat
terry; July smalls, grand larceny, AMI c. H. Behre
breach OF trust and larceny.
The graSd jury also brought in true bin In the
| following findings: The state VS.. Peter Waist
and James Smith, kidnapping; the State vs.
Prince Barrow. forgery; the State vs. Milton Spen
Ger, grand b.rceuy; the State vs.. William Walters
grand larceny.
The court then adjourned until 10 o'clock thi
morning.
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UNITED STATES CoNaIssIoSER.-Sham Edge
field, co ored, was brought before Commissioner
Portsous, yesterday morning, charged with riot
ous conduct at the Biggln Church precinct during
the election last fell The prisoner was SHOWN 70
have been prominent among the infantry on that
occasion, and armed with double oarreiled shos
gun materially assisted In putting the managers
to highland carrying OF the ballot-box. he
was bound over. TO appear for. trial at the May
term Of the United States District Court.
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ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Abont2 o'clock yes
tertlay morning PATRICK Grlfia, who had imbibed
very freely during the night, staggered against
a policeman at the corner OF Church and Qaeen
Streets and began TO abuse him. Pat was there
upon arrested but the police had no power over
his prisoners tongue, and the curses which fol-
lowed were deep and loud. On the way to the
Gyardhouse the prisoner dropped pair Of SHOES
tthad in his hand aud struck at his captor. The
latter had no club. but responded with his nst,
and smart exchange resulted Ia Pasa eyes as'
snm.ng a.very livid appearance. semitic fol-
lowed 10 which the brass coat and blue bottoms
OF the of1cial suffered some severe rents. Ia the
course OF the morning the prisoner appeared be-
fore the Mayor, who, after hearing the case, or
dered him to repair the damages and go on his
way. Pat did this, and IN addition took out
warrant against his antagonist, who was bound
over In the sum of sloo to appear before trial
justice for examination.
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THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Among oil the
button.bursting coat.tail-agitating, hair-dishev-
cling, rbsbaklng, diaphragm-ticSltng comedians
who have visited Charles ION since the war, Bishop
is entitled to the palm. Personally, he Is the best
constructed man for his character that can be
conceived. There is laugh in everS dlmple OF
his cheek joke in every twinkle OF his eye, o
cachlnatIng catastrophe In every movement OF
his rotund pedestals. Fat to distressing degree,
he is funny in proportion; and when he essays to
raise smile, it comes like an avalanche roaring
from the remotest corner Of ones corrorosity.
You can't hold it back and be comfortable.
And last night he was in his happiest
humor. The performance opened with the farce
OF "My Precious Betsy" with Me. Bishop as
BobtaIl, la whicn character he was immense.
Then followed clog dance by Messrs. Cooper and
Fields-a wonderful piece Of machine motion set
to heel music-after which, "Much Ado Ab;ut q
Merchant OF Veuice' kept the audience Jolly
until the close OF the entertainment. The bur-
lesque Is full OF nonsense, abounds in local as well
as geaeral hits and the situations are as ridicu-
lous as John Brougham's Imagination well could
make them; but the end aimed, at was fully at.
taIned, and the audience dissolved delighted
Ella and Blanche Chapman have aided large
number OF new songs to their repertoire, sing
them with happy effect, and have not forgotten
their old artcf charming q Charleston audience.
- N
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By WIN. N. .PELOT.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
n Estate at Aiken, s. O.
On WEDNESDAY, March Is, at II O'Clock a. H..
will be sold In front Of Aiken Town Hotel,
All those three BUILDINGS AND LOTS on the
corner OF Laureus and Curve streets, measuring
feet, front line east 100 feet on Laurens street,
vest on the back line, 4S feet.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for Papers and
stnmps mar7.4t
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO

SULIIV AN y ISlJdND Isi1DlOIAINO11s -.
~ THIS DAY, 7th instant, az IL O'Clock, viii
be sold at the Old Postofice. Broad street,
The desirable Island RESIDENCE. known as
Colouel Lance's. The Lot which is enclosed CON.
tains @ Dwelling of rooms and piazza, also
one OF rooms, besides kitchen, carriage-house,
stables, &c.
Terrns-Half cash; balance IN one and two
years, secured as usual. Purchaser TO pay us for
ma rers and stanps MARI
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Aurtion Gales--fntnre Dans.
By WARDLAW & CAREW,
AuctioneerS.
TAME C. LEHRE, ADMINISTRATRIX,
81 VIC 1uaM aRINA q WIT ELI, EFT AL.

ZANE q. LEHRE, ADMINISTRATORS,
eJ vs.. THAN ARINA O. WITsELL EFT AL.
Pursuant to an order Of court In this cause. to
me directed. will offer for sale at public auction,
on TUESDAY. the 28th OF March inst, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Old Postofice, Charleston. S. c.,
All.that LOT, piece or parcel or LAND, with the
two-story wooden building and outhouses there
on situate on the east side Of America street, be-
tween Amherst street and. Hampton court, meas.
urlng and containing In front on America street
forty feet. and in depth sixty feet, be the Same
more or less; butting and bounding north on Lot
D, east on Land now OF late OF - south on Lot
F, and west on America street,
Terms-One.hall' cash; balance on credit OF
one year, secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the property with interest at per
cent fsom The day Of sale; building to be insured
and stamps. * ". .M-MUCKENFUSS,
mAr7-tu3 -..=-,-,..s- Referee.
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By ". J. LEiTCH & n. 8. BRUINS.

GOLD BY ORDER OF TEE EXECUTOR.
- a Profitable Inyestmenty-No. A8 st. Philip
street. t@o doors north OF Spring street. east side.
viii be sold THIS DAY. 7th Instant at II
O'clock at the Old Postof1ce, E,-.-
That two story WOODEN RESIDENCE, With
large Building In rear, formerly used rs Grtse
Mill, and known as No. Lag st. Philip street. Lot
measures 80 fsettn fronthy LOO feet In DEPTH more
or less.
Terms-One- quarter cash; balance payablelp0pe,
two, three, four and i've years, with interssts Sc
cured by bond and mortgage. Property to be in
6ured and polIcs assigned. Purchaser to pay as
for papers and stanpg. mari
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CITY AFFAI r S.
Meetings This Day.

St. Andrews Lodge, att P. II: 2
Social Club, at P. n.
Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at haif-past ?. NJ
Board OF Trade, at P. N.
Hbernian Society, at : F. N.
Frerndschaftsbund, at 8 P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. /, at halIpast T. n.
Tigilant Fire Company, at s P. Ii.
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CorroNFoa GREAT BRITAlN.-Messrs George
A. Treaholm i Son yesterday cleared for Liver
boo. the British ship Kate Troop; with 2422 bales
up:and cotton, and 2s7 sacks cotton seed.
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BYRM. NARSHALL & BIO.

THIS DAY, THE 7rH INSTANT, AT IL
i O'Clock. will be sold at the Old P0stcflce,
All that LOT 0FLAND situate on the south side
Cei6nel e. B. WHITE with the building thereon,
well known as smith and carpenter shop. Lot
measures about "A by about 120 feet.
Conditions-One.ttlrdc cash; balance In one and
two years, BY bond, with Interest payable SEMI
annually. secured by mortgage OF property.
building to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay Us for papers and stamps.
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w. Y. LEITCH 6 r. g. BRUINS,

wv OODLAND PLANTATION, COLLIE
wv TON District. containing 1900 Acres.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 7th instant, at the Old
That desirable PL LANTAffoN, 10 St. Barthoto-
news Parish, colleton District. known as Wood
land, the property OF Mrs. Wilson. containing
1890 acres. moreor less; bounded by Lands Of
Price N Hayward and - Hill.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay rs for papers and
6taI1pS. MARI
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THE SCARCITY OF MoNET.-We Gre request
ed 20 call attention to the communication on this
subject published in another column.
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BoYs' PRIZE H Ts.-Each: hat contains
prize. Something new. AZ -:
JoHNsoN's TEMPLE OF FASHION,
mara.tbstu3 No. 26e King street.
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=, MApE's NrrRoeENIzED SUPERPHosPHATE has
eighteen years of practical success. KINsMAN q
HOWELL are agents for the State. tu
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and Vicinity, at No. l6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noVl2
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KSowLEDeE is like coin, Its circulation Is not
restricted to any particular class. The EnoWl'
edge OF curative can only be obtained BY prac'
tical test, aud thousands who have essayed that
unite IN commencing the Old Carolina Btters.
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By TIEDEMAN. CALDER & co,

OUTER, LARD, SUGAR, &c.
ID THIS DAY, at half.past O'Clock, will be
sold at our stores, No. 10s ITO and liz East Bay,
corner Accommodation Wharf,
20 tirkins and tubs Choice BUTTER
20 tubs Leaf Lard
20 bbIs. N. o. Sugar
25 boxes IA OF. Candles
800 boxes Herrings.
ConditiDna cQsh MARI
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No ONE having made trial Of the Old Caro-
lima Bitters Will deny the efficacy OF Its workings
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LIVELY spoEr Er-Flyn6e eReardon and Mur-
ph5. three jolly tsfa rejoicing each in the eupho.
neous Christian namssof william, who were out
on leave from ,heiFsnip, encountered one another
SUNDAY pfternoon;att the cornees6f Elliott street
and EaasBay. wei filled With h!iqupr,' ,'the trio
needed ID other prelude % free fight than atew
chaalnSs srsparkssarer which theysHsnt at It LIE
men who 4ldoM have; sucn . rare ehmce Of en-
joyingshsmsaiYes. Tbs oaths- and blows came
thick I'D dssi, when . cry or police brought the
comoatsnts to 4 sense Of their danger, aud down
the street they ran to Boyce's wharf. The dis
cusslon wss>he.e renewed with increased anil
nation, and bloody features and swollen eyes
beg.n to attest the earnestness OF their sport.
The police again appeased upon the scene, oat
the cossbatsnts4were too ousIiy engaged, and as
the Guardians OF the peace approached. an;snter-
prlslng tar had sncceedeuin dragging the. other
two, along with himseH, orcr into the dock. The
waterseemed to be their proper element, ana tne
foam new as II shea. lof porpoiseA we're IN
school Of ,muIlesss They were tessned from thets
dangerous situation, anil daily looked up IN the
Guardhouse. A fine Of S. or tea days IN the
House OF Correction, was imposed on each BY the
Mayor next morning. Tney paid up and left,-
thoroughly disgussed With land siubbers who do
not appreciate lively little light =
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS just received, o
every variety, at
:. JoHNsoN's TEMPLE OF FASHION,
maro.thstu3 No. 2ds King street.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at $s, "a,
IS, ss so snd So SO per thousant, according TO
Ase, at TIE NEws Job once.