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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-02

40 and ~ Broadway, N. Y,
COLE AGRNTA FOR THE q
y United States, and have authorized "a
them to sell their great Enreka Alumin- kA
um Gold Watches for THREE DOL -&3
LARS, and to warrant each and every one 10
keep correct time for one year. This WatcE
we guarantee TO be the best and cheapest time.
keeper that Is now In use In any part OF the
globe. The works are in double cases, Ladies'
and Gents size, and arc beautifully cbascd. The
cases are made Of the metal now 20 widely
known in Europe % Aluminum Gold. It has
the exact color Of Gold, which 1t always retains
II win stand the test OF the strongest acids; no
one can tell It from Gold only BY weight, the
Aluminium Gold being one.tenth lighter. The
works are made by machinery, same as the well
known American Watch. The Aluminium is q
cheap metal, hence we can afford to sell the
Watch for S3 and make small pront. We pack
the Watch safely In small box, and send 1t by
mail to any part Of the United States on receipt
Of g. 50; hfty cents for packing and postage.
d. Y. DEfoREsT & CO..
nIaSm 10 and q Broadway, n. Y.
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ASSEMBLY.

OFFICERS.
Speaker-R E. Lowery, Of Storey.
Clerk-Geo. w. Cassidy. Of White Pine:
Assistant Clerk-P. W. McGowen, OF Eiko.
Sergeant at.Arms-D. W. Weaver, Of Hum.
boldt.
Assistant superintendent P. Burnham,
Of Douglas.
Minute Clerk. p. Curtis, Of Storey
Journal Clerk. c. Dorsey. OF Ormsoy.
Engrossing Clerk-W. J. Smith, OF White
Pine.
Chaplain-Rev. J. Z. Hammond, Of Carson.
Messenger-John Hobon. N =
Pages-Masters Musser and Tausi2. ..r..
Porter-Mr. Petre. .H A|t 90. s
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TO WOOD .srEALERs.

nURTNa THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
IL three hundrSd cords Of wood, belonging to
ths Virginia, and Tructes RAiiroad Comp9nSI,
hayc been stolen IN tho vicinity Of God HI
md Virginia. The Company, therefore, hereby
9ive fall and fair wsrrinE 70 any and al persons
hat hsoceieswsrt the mott stringent mesnres
ANY perSon canRht stealing the eompanyt
wood win b. sprosssutsd 70 tbs utu'ost extent Of
H.. II. YRRIR0ToN. Superintendent.
Cold Hill, Dsesnbsr -, 1910. de0-1n
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COLD HILL TOWN LOTS FILED FOR
PATENTING.

Tho following cash entries, made under the Acts
OF ls6. and 1885, and embracing lots In the Town OF
Gold Hill. have been approved and nled for patent
ing. the parties in each case having complied with
the requirements OF the Acts referred TO. VIZ:
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Tue following cash entries. made under the Acts Of
6old HIl are suspended. the rrcoris showing an
adverse nfing No. 81. by j. b. Winters. Agent ami
Superintendent Of the Yellow Jacket silver Mining
Company. with no evidence OF abandonment, or
that proper notice was given said Company TO ap-
pear and present proof at the date OF entry. VIZ:
Ia niIcE
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS,
ATTENTION! 5oa

TO YOU WANT 70 BUY SEEDS
~ and plants that lyen may surely rely ols
Go to SEWN VINCENT . CO, The wells
known Seed Dealears, oQ1 ssntome sueet, , pc
tween Washtngton and Jackson streets, san
Francisco, and Brooklyn. Alameda county; NJ NJ
fornia. He guarantees The superiof quality OF
his seeds, ana sll. those imported he tests with
the greatest care bsfore selling! b sure ne
viii sell ron the bsst and ehseRsst: -. n3tm
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FOR SALE.

THE RUsINEss IN THE WE'LL.
L known SALOON, next door to the Fountain
House, together with the Fixtures, and two Of
The stock consists Of Wines, Liquors, Nicer
schaum and all other kinds Of Pipes, Cutlery,
Books, Tobacco, Shot. Guns, Powder. Shot, etc.
Everything in the shop win be closed out In
the next thirty days at COST PRICE.
Customers win please eau and settle on or BE-
fore the lsss day Of December, 1870, or their &C.
counts win be placed In the hands Of the cousta-
ble for collection, ,,,,
d23H T. n FASSh'
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Waitinx for the "Boss,'' Whs Does No
Come-Sasurday Night nj the Oricntai Ciu'

Waitiax for the "Boss,, Whs Does MOI
C0me-Sasnrday Night nj the Oriental Ciuo
House.
At the rooms Of the Oriental Club there assembled
last evening rs jolly crowd as one could wish 10
see. The "Bossu was expected 10 be present. put ne
wasn't Pickford was living sbont In ms snh'
sleeves steaming Ike well blown morse anu
ful OF business anc cnowder Tooker' the e1 mar
shall, occupied the front parlori pafieyhs
win Tom Shrels In relation 10 the
Gallagher casen Judge Shandley sat In
one corner comparing notes with Judge voorhees,,
OF Williamsburg and his friend Captain woglom;
Bassiord, shining ike the brightest OF his wares,
g,bed the hirsute Inspector JAMESON who had just
punished seventeen plates OF chowder, with full
grown red pepper included; Assemblyman Camp
bell STOOD at one corner OF the billiard room endea
voring TO coax James Ryan to give little mustache
seed. while Colligan sat quietly contemplating the
crowd aud stroking his heavy black lip hair. John
dsquisitl0n with his brotner-in-law, Major
Purdy, on the relative merits OF matinees and clam
chowder. while Free Labor D0naaue and Senator
Joe Lvnes discussed the question OF female help ana
hel from .tne Old Man, AS the hours passed on
and the "Bossn did not appear 1t was apparently
mutually agreed upon that he would not come so
the usual Saturday night festivities were COM
mencad and carried out Singing, gliding, story
Yelling, billiards ana bagatee were INDUCED In
and everybody was made to feel as much at home as
II ne owned the place.
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PORT or NEW YORK, APRIL ", 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brussels Br Kennedy Interpolation
Steamship City Of New York Br,, Leich LiverpooJohn
Steamship Paraguay tBr,, Williams Northumberland 4
Steamship Rhein (NG), Meyer Bremen -oelrichs 4 CO.
Steamship Mcrrimack. Wier, Rio Janero, dc-W CARR
wssc cy S Ge,e'0n' Edse Galveston via Key
Steamship Victor Gates, New orieans-C II Mallory
steamship Geo Washington, eager, New oreans-H
steamship Crescent CITY, Norton, New orcansFrederc
s!eam.hip Ashland, Moore Ternanaina Jas Hand
Steamship San Jacinto, Akina, savannah-Wm CARR
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-H Morgan
steam.hip Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington, Nc-Lorlard
steamship Terry, Chaplin, Hcwbcrn, NC-Murray, Fer
steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk City Pon,
Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
:, Steamship Z G Knight johnson. Georgetown DEG B
steamship Faniia, Doane Philadelphia Lorard Steam
Steamship Emily souder Crowen, Boston Frederic
Steamship Nereus. searse Bos.on--H Dimoct.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-fcrguscn
Ship Gov Morton Rowland, San Francsco-C Comstocs 4
Bark s,sbbestsd tEor), Larsen Queenstownwendt Te-
Bark Harves, Noon, vidulich Ceite-Lawrence, Giles
Bark Montexuma, Hammond, Bsrbsdos-T ara
BARK Enen Dyer, Leland. Caibaren--H J Brook.
BriG NuoSo hcnhie titAil ruIAn Euye
Brig George Downs (Br) Lanfare, Demarara-H Tro~.
Brig Morancy. Hill, Greytown Nic-strout Bros.
Brig Iris Simmons, Fointa- Pnre, Guad-H A vatAble
Brig II II Wright, Meyers, Havana Walsh, Field Way
Brig Excelsior tBr), Mayor Hamilton (Bermuda)-D Nc
Coll.
Brig Annie Collins CBr), Cochran, Windsor, Ns-H De
Brig Peter Roberts, Hunter, Windsor, Ns-Cranda Ber
tauI 4 Co.
Brig Potomac, Carver, Boston A starbuck.
schr Jane sade slsde, Queenstown Falmouth for
ders q Bulley.
schr Hattie Haskell Young, St Pierre-J Ward CO.
schr P wymap, Crann, 81 Mare Loud 4 Co
Schr Chas Dame. Beverage, Nsssau-B Weinberg.
schr! W kfam, kissaui, Eleuthera-B J WepbeIp
schr Meteor. Nicholson. HaifaY--D Dewolf A Go.
echr W puryes, Nicholson, CorDwals-D x Dewoif A
Co =
sehr Arinm Patterson. Brasos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
schr AR we,mcre, Anderson. Brunswick Ga-Baker A
schr Idabela, Fisher, Georgetown SEE d Burbp, "a
Schr John Griffin Foster, Wilmington, NC-Evans Bali
schr Consultation, Smith, Newborn Jonas Smith "a
Schr VIM Burden, Adams Baltimore m Chalmers
schr Fri, Stuart Mschias-Simpson A Clapp
Schr Nelson, Reenr, Machias Simpson A tlapp,
schr Abbie II Hodgman Eaton, Boston-Simpson Clapp
Schr Chancellor, Ferguson, New HavenFerguson Wood
Scbr v Barkelew Holmes, New Haven-Racket a Bro.
schr Geo Twibeu Henry, New Haven--Rackett 4 Bro.
Schr Acxen. Mead. Stamford.
sloop Clio, Chase, Norwich-Rackett Bro.
Steamer Fannie, Fcnton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars, Grumley Philadelphia.
Steamer beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
steamer 9 sinners, Davis Philadelphia
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DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE TROUBLES.

YANKT0H, d. T., April q, 1871.
The special session OF the Legislature, which was
convened on Tuesday, was brought to q sudden ter
minaton Just as the most important business had
been finished A despatch was received by Gov
crnor Burbank on that day from Secretary Fish,
which read as follows:-"The Attorney General Is
OF opinion thar special session is authorized
by another despatch received to-day It Is ascer.
tained that the nrst despatch should read unau-
thorized. The error is traceable to some telegraph
oflce between Sioux City and Chicago. Before the
last despatch came 10 hand bill had passed both
houses and been signed by the Governor,
authorizing the counties and townships to vote q
tax In aid or railroads As the session was held in
good faith under the supposed favorable opinion
The Attorney General 1t Is presumed That Congress-
when appealed TO, VIII legalize the action OF the
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AaMY ORDERS.

General orders have been issued from the War,
Department TO discontinue Carlisle Barracks. Pa,
as subdepot for the mounted recruiting service.
The permanent party, recruiting property, and
fund will DE transferred 10 the ST. Louis Arsenal
Mo-, nd turned over to the superintendent OF cav.
airy service Surgeon Wright and the ordnance
sergeant now on duty at the sub-depot will remain
public buildings.
MAJOR James Beger, Quartermaster .. s. A., has
been ordered TO report for duty in charge OF the
Quartermasters' depot at New Orleans, La.
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ARRIV AIS.
REPORTED ny

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Stesrnship Europa (Br) Mcclellan, Glasgow via Neville
April with ndse and bs' passengers TO Henderson Bros
In lat 20 70 Ion ~ 3D. passed
from 17th TO 18th experienced strong gale from
NV with high sea dense fog during the latter part Of
passage.
steamship Western Metropolis, Quick New Orleans, April
SHIP Aurora tBrj Uuey, Hamburg, ~ days. with mdse
TO Ewen Co. Came the northern pas
sage, had strong Westerly gales the entire
passage 81 days yes. OF the banks; April i,
large quantity OF Ice; same date had n hurricane
beginning At Sc and ending NV bth lat ~ =, Ion ~ W,
spoke bark Gnincre tBr, from Hamburg for Boston, 18TH
hsa another hurricane from Sc 10 NE and NV, lasting
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A nraclt al $50, 1000 Di.covered 3.

a Dc3ef 81 SOO,UOU DHscoVeTens
i since the aisap rearance or General william A.
sawfepcs ne iae Pension Agent, his successor has
bsn engaged N exsmining the state OF anairs he
" eelirc hun. q has just been brought TO light,
srong' ,ns pfoceeimgs now In progress, that
lSsl ~ sftsW = missing. This, IL seems, is the
tpvsi auDaut n dencItjD the department. The
Ma ~ pscaeut ~ paying om large
a. m ps9res ling IN the usual way.
NJ tlt eNslfs " the ONCE, which had
Xft tn4pe4 ~ dnling the investigation OF the &C
0Apte nav been resumed, and every Thing goes
r. f9t - q oulhiDg had occurred. The ultimate
iXWF ~ iaH eciRlcalion VIII &c General Jaw-cnceis
"smtN Ns .iAbIiitiys arc amply sDnDcIcDt 10
0rf'r ~ IA wrtfrDWcBf
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SAILED.

Steamships CITY Of Brussels. City Of New York and Italy,
Liverpool Pereirr Hsvre Paraguay London; Australia
Glasgow Rnen. Bremen Merrinark Rio Janero Ac Civ
OF Galveston, Galveston via Key West Geo Washnrton
Crescent City, and Victor New Orleans; Ashland Fernan
dina Gulf stream and san Jacinto. Savannah
Charleston Beneaetor wilmington, Ngj Ellen 5 Terry,
E8,sbL oearsstowa, DC Paula, Philadelphia,
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THE BOSTON FRENCH FAIR.

BOSTON, April q, 1871.
The French Fair which closed tonight has been
quite successful though possibly the complications
in France since the project was inaugurated have
affected the result disadvantageously The receipts
are announced at about $780, 900, and probably the
proceeds 10 be devoted to the aid OF the French
will amount TO $4,000 or $4,000
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander Milton HaXtun is ordered 10 navga-
ton duty at the New York Navy Yard. Passed
Assistant Surgeon f. d. Paine has been detached
from the jamestown and granted leave OF absence.
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SEVERE ON WORKING MEN.-The Delaware Legis-
lature, at Its late session, refused to pass law ex-
empting 500 from levies by the Sheriff, but did
pass law attaching workmen's wages.
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HELMBOLD't
" -
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOIL -
HELM BOLD &
HELM BOLD 3
HELM hold s
HELM HOLD Y
helm BOLD's
HELM B0LD'3
helm BOLDf'
HELM BoLD's
HELMb0LD'S
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HELhBOLD's
HEL.nRniLlia
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GRAPE FILL
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL,
GRAPE PILL.
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HELM BoLD'6
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBULD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMbOLD'S
HELMBOLD'0
HELM BOLD'S
HELNBOLD'H
HELMBOLD'6
HELNBOLO 'S
dELMBOLD'6
HELM BOLp'S
HELM BOLD'S
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recoiveo
board days The Il anchored Outside the bar:
Bari E;ea:nas sG WsssssT bremen March Nth
.nS nsS westerly gales the entire passage
70 srisr.yssssl % Master Ls Gibraltar Feb ii had an
" s - ..ss
lon @ had sS ~nd: ana
81 70 April had constant head gales and during that time
sssns lie. WITH he ay Of for
MS anS Brig sonsrn ION Of ohn
abandoned before reported the manmns head foemsst
As Ss
were torn up n several places but no cargo had washed
which plain .I,in: follow.
s .S BEARING
4;
s Ss. "
.pos y Pssea saf bound e
brig s joshua King ssf' s john sB from
~ sess e ssH:;ss:
away sawars. and ra and lost and
started everything movable about deck line weather.
Bark CienfneGos, Alien oienfuegoa via Savannah days.
wasTs sSs put in eaky with sugar TO Ponve Co. Had
s, sVs
sac north la..ns hours, in which split maintop.
SssTs i.a 9, Deer I:s ss To,rsy Me-;
r.n.sn passed sSrssas March IL with strong Srss1.
die passage and bs. been 20 days Of the HANKS e1pe
a ss 3
&C. sas a1ls lard w az 10 for r
tain and crew. 10 in number ana brought them TO this port
yoSnss So Sro%aIs:, NSrrs xcssa@.n. Apr!
Inainstaysal since moderate weather.
Alice Lee OF De
S ns esa,y ss S
.? sss1 sssss,,ss IS: Ss:.ssy with
Had Vs e h s too, , hs.;y s:
Ion IS Is sehr Kelly. bound north lefs In US
Sch: LsocSs. tof rorslans ps.pd. M..n... March 8,
BAN Y ss' april ARa T. i. - s. 1' ''ss:
ssS ss Sa,:: W.
ON ss such es5' 1:sH %
a as 9 %se. T.sfs With w.s s: :s
pilot
sshr Se De Pnaa.pS Mcbride cad
.s ws 70 :? north Hal
HaaeTs: April OF Cardenss' passed bark Mary Fox
sshI Carrie Chase, ST..o,. T. days. with hide. &C. 70
OF Haerss days north OF that point with fine weather
Ca days, with lumber to NJ Wilder, Son Co.
Schr Hattie (of Belfast, Me) Mcintyre, Georgetown &C.
schr Lizzie Evans, Mahony. Washington, NC, days. with
naval Zophar Mills vessel TO Thomas Holmes
schr Willie Din, Rowland, Wilmington NC, days, with
naval stores, to Thomas = Holmes.
Schr Horato Nichols, Depew, Richmond, Va, for Bridge
port. ~
N Mayhe~ Co.
Schr Il Mason tiihson. Virginia.
Schr Orvetta, Bodinc, Virginia.
schr Anthony Killey, Somers virginia
Schr s L Jayne, Hancor, Virginia.
Schr Golden Rule. Overton, Virginia.
Schr Thos Winans. Morgan, Virginia
Schr M Tnton Titon, Virginia
Schr ID Norris Francis Baltimore for New Haven.
Sohr q A Hayden, Harrison, Philadelphia for New Lon.
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q
NIB, reports her At Honolulu Apr l. with bbs sp Oil be
wssn n ns. been 70 with bark or
letter Cap, ,ernes.n, Of ship Roman of NIB, re.
tween seasons; would ship per syren.
her u sur.po. Oh as last r. p
was n damage. seceyss by going on reef Jan last
asobbls bound to Honolulu; barks Arctic and Comet
ON on Shore Ground IL months out bark se!ah Howes
FL 100 Dbl. sp AL tod was las. at Paa, and would pro-
On on Shore Ground date, &C, bark Engen,a Nye.
FsbIia ~ $, lon lss g z, ship Europa, Nse. NIB,
Foreign Ports.
BuEsos AyRys. March 4-Arrived bark Samuel r Hale
Mas a. va s sss' D. Ko Batter 81
s.ss gu, s.St f;Sxs.s ss,. Tse,r Apwsrp; brig
s s... k.s
fol d. o Ss b f.. SsT SSr
McFadden, for 90, and Others.
Crosby Busnos AyIe. and sailed .eesns,; slsi Glad
sa @ ssS ss r ca s
watha ,BTl Jenkins Bnenos Ayres brig Sea Side tBr,
Lss .,I SG,5i' ~ isa. Lime Cochran Cochran
Perry, PORT Acadia Ss and 9TH, Srs Ar s
f Ne. e"s :1r s. ss,
sso for ma .s. as s sAjt 4e;ss'e Liver
ISs Sa sF THO: campbell sST, LsxI. %eynsnss.
= john NIB; Gem, kea, New York; beaver, lion man,
Portland -'
Sailed March IS schr Ann Lockwood. 81 John trcna.
On: 2itb bgs Afaretta Bssett, Harry Aubrey Brigrs
Martinique 2sih bark Antelope, Davis CroIs schr Eve
De, Pierce, Porto Rico; tAprIi bark Atlantic Dckerson
New YORK schT May Morn, Steson, Boston.
IN port April 3, brcs saml MUIR ara aud Zuieika (Br),
wesh. Tor baltimore, aud Others bark Zephyrine tBr,
johnson, Boston, ~
CALourIA April 20 Arrived previous, ship Cashmere
kingmAn, Cardiff.
,pfsARARA, hpri 6-Arrived, br1gs Chesapeake, Doe
Baltimore; Emily Conner, Anthony Philadelphia. John
Rose Howell, New York
sailed 80, ,chrs - staples. Coffee New York Ab. Bor
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Hotel Arrivals-March 20.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

ChAhLb5EVu
R.A Harrison, B. s. Agnew, 81. B. Buist,
South Carolina; s. Q. Morris, Philadelphia; Henry
Rowland and lady. Brooklyn; Mrs. E. s. Rowland,
Connecticut; G. L. Buck, wife, child an11erVant,
South Carolina; W. McGllvery and son, Miss NJ
AcGilvery, Miss b. NcGils sery, Miss n 4cGilvery,
Maine; P-w. Buck Sw..LsBuck andsWffe. Miss F.
Buck and @. F. Buck South Carolina; 8. W. Cole,
New York; G. B. Blair John Barker, Chicago; W.
McAlfister, New York; 6. D. Bolt, Jr., Boston; G.
G. Potter, Georgis; ]. B. Brunson, N. R. Sanders,
E. P. Harllee, Mars Bluff; Mrs. ]. W. DeForest-
Connecticut; O. s. Merritt, Brooklyn; A. P. Boggs,
Augusta; ". Findley, New York; W. b. Davis and
wife, Tenn; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Phelps. Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. winthrop, Miss Hicks and
maid, John Chusman, Jr, New Jersey; T. W. Hol-
den Boston; R. B. Holden. Bangor.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. q. Gray and wife, Miss Gray, New York; s.
A. Nelson, Newark, N. j.; ". @. Williams, STAN
ton, va.;Y.J. P. Owens, Laurens; g. W. Davis,
Florida; Mr.. harris, Brooklyn; L. R. Cornell Isaac
Kip W. W. Stone, the Misses Stone, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Oass Carpenter, Columbia; Miss
A. N. Pel, New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
G. e Stesdman, BlacSvllle; E @. Peyton, VIZ
ginia; J. d. Oldham WaIhalla; E.G. Gain, Monck's
Corner; A. Morgan, Georgetown; J. Welchman,
Richmond; T. Callahan, Georgia; F. 8. Brantley,
Augusta; ]. B. Carrigan, Wrights Bluff; R. F. Tur-
ner, Clarendon; W. James, v Smith, South Caro-
lima.
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END OF THE KING STREET BuRu1ARY.-
Pompey Virgin, the man who entered the store OF
J. Meyers, No. 67s King street, few nights ago,
and was surprised in the act of leaving With q
trunk fallof vaiuables on his head vas brought
before Trial Justice Mckinlay yesterday morning,
and with his wife, who had been arrested on the
preceding day, was examined on the charge OF
burglary and larceny. The articles amsssed by
Pompey and found in possession of his wife
were fully OF the value OF $500, and his burglary
and the aok d setting hreSto the house having
been clearly proven, he vas committed to jail In
default of $1,000 to await his trial at the next
tenn Of theGourt Of General Sessions. The charge
ofTecsivinss goods being made good against
his wife, she was released upon giviag $500 ball
for her appearance at the same time.
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TIE LECTURE THs EyENNg4-Dr. W. J.
Davis, ex.professor In the University of st.
Petersburg will deliver his frst lecture on
scientific travels in Southern Russia, Persia,
China aud Africa, this evening, at 8 O'Clock in
the Lyceum Hall Of Prof Holmes, corner King
and Wentworth streets. The professor will pre-
sent to his hearers some interesting and lively
sketches Of the life, customs and manners OF the
half.sayage inhabitants Of the unknown regions
he has penetrated. We hear, with mnch pleas
urs, that DR.. Davis, who was for sometime .
travelling companion Of the celebrated DR.. Liv.
tngstone, in Africa, is enabled to give some I'm
portsnt accounts Of the whereabouts Of this DIS
tinguished traveller.
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II ING Will Ii A NJ.

Inst received at KrNG WILLIAMS CIGAR EAU.
TORY. No. $40 King street. near Society street,
arge and comges assOrtmsa5 81 snu pipe
an1 an IavaIe and domestic Cigars imported and
O.. &C ~ 3actnred 6y WIN SOHRODER. who respect
taiiy invites the attenson OF chewers and smo5eTa
oom oo,, n,isno eyery variety OF quality and prices
Srnm The cheapest to the highest grade, which u
nnered az the lowest cash, rates. Al orders nom
sne country win receive prompt attention and
shipped o. o. D., or at thirty days city accept
ance. oecL"omoo
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Il CARD.
10 THE EprroR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In your slocaln of the 29th instant, relating
10 she:street car dlfncp,ty, you say, "the e1smi
nsrion took place before Trial Justices Northror
and Brennsn.u That Ia q mistake. am plain
attorney at law, and not one OF the elect.
The matter was referred to Mr. Brennan for e3'
animation, snt was employed to report the EVIL
dence. Very respectfully,
L. G. NoRrHRoP.
Charleston, March 20. 1871.
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