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a HARD CASE.
CHARLESTON, February %. 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, February % 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Please give the following statement of facts
q place in your columns: Last night, as was
walking home from the Postoffice, having in my
hand stout walking cane, heard voice from
the opposite side OF the street calling to me 10
stop making that noise with my stick. THIS was
at the corner OF Hasel street. The noise relerred
to was the noise necessarily made IN l waihiag a
with stick. Thinking the request about as
reasonable as if had been asked to Knock on the
heels OF my boots, l said as much, ''ao!to uoce,"
and quito emphatically. and continued on my
way But the person who called to me, negro
policeman, followed after me calling out, "Whaps
thas you say?" When he got quite close 10 me,
turned and sail to him, "Look here. my man,
you go back and mind your business; am gong
after minen continued, then, my way down
Meeting street, and, when l got to the icehouse,
heard running footsteps behind me, and present.
ly hand touched my shoulder. Thereupon
turned and said "Felow take your you manu- tSa on
same sa e. moment recognized my policeman.
BE said, "You'Il consider yourself under
arrest. sir. (" told him that II he
wished me to go to the Guardhonse, l was qaise
willing as had complaint to make against him,
but that he must not dare to put his hands on me-
Arrived at the Guardhouse, the case was stated,
and upon the deposit Of ive dollars. as security
to 20. Before the Mayor the policeman stated
his case, and his Honor asked what mad 70 say
told him that came not to answer charge,
but to make complaint; that had been unlaw'
dress. His Honor asked me If did not know that
the policeman was an officer OF the law. 1replied
that did, but that no officer OF the law had any
right or power to arrest me, o peaceaole, law.
abiding Citizen while walking along the street
and violating no law or ordinance. His Honor,s
answer was: "That will do, sir, your deposit Is
forfeited" AMI thus was dismissed after pay
inc fne Of five dollars for walking quietly along
the streets with a cane. Summed up, the facts
amount to this: A pea cable citizen, guilty OF no
offence, has been, without even the coloring OF
law, unlawlully arrested, detained and robbed by
his Honor the Mayor and his authorized agents.
WM p DESAUSsURE.
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Hotel Arriyals-4February as:
CHARLESTON, HOTEL.


G. s. Huckes, Montgomery; 4. B. KERN,
Augusta; Z. Desaul, Macon; c. &. Wilcox, South
Carolina; R. Peters, Jr., Atahta;J. Ball. Cooper
River; c. J. ounby, New York; G. B. Williams and
WIFE, A. Masuller aud wife, Boston; S. D. Doolisle
and wife, 4. h. Hall, WasertowD; q. A. Lewis, v.
q. Wolfe, Connections; @. w.Bassett, Norfolk; ".
Il. Markell, Rochester; Il. LePope, e. Smith, ].
Oppenheim, G. ". Savage and wife, Mrs. Smith
and daughter, MIS-. D. FL. Merbray ahd daughter,
J. D. Cummins and wife, ". E. Bliss, C. D. Walk
er, W. D. Fiske, New York; T. Darling and wife,
Richmond; Mrs. P. F. E1enburg Pennsylvania; @.
B. Sollers New Jersey; J. G. Z. Truair and lady,
Syracuse; B. Douass and wife, Connecticut: s. r.
Clarke and wife, Memphis; N P. Hunt St. Louis;
G. II. Belts, B. Crawley, Philadelphia; ]. W. An
laerson, Covington; F. D. Turner, Delaware; s. r.
Chisman, Virginia; II. Tracey, Mrs. Neagle, Co.
lumbla.
PAVILION HOTEL.
G. E. Steaaman, South Caroline; G. F. Lesesne,
Clarendon; W. S. U,sey, Georges Station; o. s..
Hauthaway, Boston; G. W. A. McRae, Florida;
John Seton, Brooklyn, N. Y; h. Hazini, New
York; Mrs. Tracy, North Carolina; Mrs. ]. NaSle,
Columbia. -
MILLS HOUSE
q. H. Egan, New York; P. Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. B. Skinner. Ohio; A. Parsons, Massacnu'
sets; e. MoTneux, British Army; Erwin Smith,
United States Coast Suryey;J H. Young and wife,
New York; R. C. Mcintyre, F. E. Wilder, Hilton
4 Head; James Briggs Miss Briggs, York, Penn u.
G. Mckay, Baltimore.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following real
estate was sold yesterday morning. at auction;
By John E. Bowers: The farm on the northeast
corner Of the King street road and Rumney street,
672 feet in front on King street by 52S feet on
Rumney street, with two story house at the
corner, for s3s75; one.quarter cash, and the bal
anoe In nine equal, annual instalments.
The lot, the last but one on the north side OF
wrarg square, with residence, SO feet in front by
1o1 feet deep, for s22so.
The house and lot No.. 40, In Mary street, ad'
joiaing thetore at the corner Of King, 46 feet In
front on Mary street by 7S feet In depth, for $780,
The house and lot No. SS, next east OF the above,
81 feet in front on Mary street by rs feet In DEPTH
for sl79o.
The lot on the east side of Washington street,
next south of Vernon, IS feet in front by 40 feet
deep, for $50. Terms Of the above sales one
third cash, and the balance In one, Two and three
years.
BY ]. Fraser Mathewes: The tract OF land on Pom
Pom Neck, Colleton County, known as Pine Island,
containing 200 acres Of land, Tor $40, cash.
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PAYING FOR OYsrERs.-on Wednesday
morning, a colored woman, Hannah Brown by
name, purchased lot Of oysters from Raymond
Murray for the sum of So, and told him to coll
back for the money. The bivalves were duly dis
cussed, but, on the return OF the vendor, Hannah
seized an axe and threatened to "bust him" II he
came near her. On his next appearance, she
o,oned a brisk fire upon him with brickbats, and,
hitting him with one; gave him bad cut on the
head. She was arrested for assault and battery,
and, after hearing before Trial Justice McKin
Law, was sentenced to pay fine Of S. and costs
or 20 to Jail for ten days. Being minus the
amonpt named, she did not have much choice in
the matter, and took her departure for the JAIL
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CoasT STAR FIRE CoMPANY.-At the twen-
,ieth anniversary meeting OF the Comet Star Fire
Engine Company held at their engine house on
the 2lst OF February, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: J. R.
Campbell, president; Josiah Fennick, vlce-pres''
deut; e. r. Hamilton, treasurer; G. W. helzer,
secretary; Allen Mcleod, first director; William
Robinson, eeeo1d director; David Smith, third al.
rector; Christopher Devine, fourth director: N.
Dicserson. ". Singleton. axmen; q. Gibbs, hall.
keeper; Rev. W. H. Brown, ehaplain: After the
election the members partook OF refreshments and
a punch, and fun and merrimept enlivened the
evening until late hour.
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A DAvESpoRr1sH MYsrERI.-Who put the
uo,, list In the Black Oak precinct oallot-boXs ?
The managers Of election arthss poll are indlg'
nant at the charge that they opened the box and
mt the poll list In 1t, and deny that the box was
opened at all while in their possession. The key
Ia the lock on the box remained in and has never
let the Courthouse. 1t is evident that some un-
Known political Davenport is at work. and, under
the investigation which will follow in the con-
test between the candidates for the senatorshlp
his tricks will probably be exposed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON
This superior and fast going steamer OF the Adger
line came or the bar yesterday in forty mine
hours from New York, and reached the CITY our-
ing the evening. The Charleston Is one OIL the
few steamships now running that is capable OF
making the crack time OF forty-eight hours
which used to be frequently done by the NASHVILLE
and Columbia before the war. Her New YORK
pepers were ahead OF the mail, and her passeu-
gers and freight were only two nights st sea- We
are under obligations to Mr.. F. L. Childs, purser,
for the prompt delivery OF his report.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

DUHEST TIC DEF a NJ MIMI.
cases OF "A FINE L0SGCL0TH, only 1oc,
formerly l2hc
cases OF A Fine Longcloth, only SIC, former
10 cases OF Al Fine Longcloth, only 121 to 2oc,
formerly Is to 25c
cases l0-4 Fine Shesting, only a7hc, formerly
SOC
cases 1914 Brown Sheetlug, only 37hc, former
cases As In. Plllow.case Sheeting, only Ike
formerly 20c.
500 dozen All-Linen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen,
worth 81 25
500 dozen, All.Lineu, Damask Towels, ST rs and
81, worth 81 60 and S. so
100 pieces % inch Diaper, 81 80, worth 81 90.
a large and well selected stock OF TABLE DAM
ASKS, Crashes, Napkins and Doylles, at CORES.
pondingly low prices.
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MAsoN1c.-At regular meeting of the
Enoch Council, No. 1, Royal and Select Masters
held last evening at the Masonic Hall, the follow
mo COMPANIONS were duly elected and installed:
r. S. Bruins, thrice illustrtous grana master' hna'
norman Davis, illustrious Hiram OF Tsre; Alex
Llndstrum, principal conductor OF the "orAs'
Dotglas Nisbet, treasurer; W. ]. Anderson re-
oorder; J. ]. Anderson, captain OF the guards; E.
L. Jamison, conductor Of the counci;L. F. Meyer
steward.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Ann Hayward and Thos.
Lewis, arrested for tlisorderly conduct and fight.
ing In Elliott street on Wednesday night, had
hearing before the Mayor. 1t was shown that
Ann was an old offender, and had first struck
Lewis, in consideration Of which she was sent to
the uouse of Correction for thirty days. Her op-
ponent was discharged.
deorgiana Trusty, Elizabeth Weathers and Mary
Ann Polly were tried on the charge Of vagrancy
and Keeping disorderly house in Mazyck street.
The first, as the head Of the establishment, was
sent to the workhouse for thirty days. in default
OF fine OF $40; the second was let OF with fine
OF SIS, which she paid, aud the third was dis.
charged.
A s:age.struck individual, who after numerous
drinks icHeglned himself the ghost 10 Hamlet,
mistook policeman for the melancholy Dane"
and was led by him TO the Guardhouse. Next
morning he~'did tale unfold" to the city judici-
ary which so affected the latter that the prisoner
was discharged without visit to the tombs.
Dolly Smith, alias Spanish Margaret, alias Bull
head colored virago. was arrested under n war
rant from Trial Justice Magrath for cursng and
threatening to beat IN old man in Arson street.
Not being able 10 give security for her good bella
vior in the future, she was committed to jall.
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HURL1NG ROCKS WITH TOO GOOD AN AIM
Yesterday morning. sciplo Gibbs and Frank Fra
ser, two colored laborers, were working on Mar
shall's wharf, when quarrel arose between tile
swo which ended In fight. They were strug
CLING together when both fell among pile OF
large ballast stones thrown on the wharf from
vessel Sciplo recovered himself first, and SELF.
ing large stone dashed 1t against the left side OF
Franks head. The latter was covered in few
moments with blood, which lowed freely from
the ugly cash inflicted by the stone and was taken
or BY his friends who had him attended to. Gibbs
was arrested and brought before Trial Justice Nc.
Kinlay, who sentenced him to pay fine OF sl2
and costs or to spend thirty days in jail. he paid
the i1ne.
Boston Singleton and James Gray, two colored
urchins, were engaged Tuesday afternoon In play
ing tops in Meeting street. near Prices alley
when they got to lighting. Boston retreated some
PAGES, aud taking up brick fung 1t at Gray's
head. The aim was good and the latter was
brought down, bleeding coplousiy from deep
cut behind the ear. Boston Immediately left in o
hurry, but was arrested and tried yesterday after
noon before Trial Justice McKinlay. He was
found guilt of assault and battery, and sentenc-
ed to jail fJr ten days. His friends have appealed
from the sentence.
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Anrl,pn 5aIes--fnture naps
By JOHN s. Ryan. !;

BY JOHN s. RYAN.
A UCTION SALE OFTHE WE'LL BUHH
IL BRICK STORE, second building east OF East
Bay street. south side, on the street leading 20
Accommodation wharf. 90
1 Yill sell at plblic auction on TUESDAY, the
7th of March prOXllno, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
north OF the Old Postofice, ----iit;
The following valuabls REAL ESTATE, viz:
All that LOT OF LAND, situate lying and being
on the south side Of the street leading TO accom-
modation wharf, land adjoining the store recently
occupied by Messrs. ]. & F. Dawson measuring
40 feet front on the north BY a. feet IN depth on
the south line, with an alley feet tnches In
width running from north to south, and the Build
ing thereon, consisting Of aYell built two story
Brick Warehouse, fronting on the street, covering
the surface OF Lot, be the same more or less wish
all the rights, members and hereditaments incl
dent theceto, or any manner appertaining to the
same. -.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for convey.
ance and stamps. The titles are indisputable, and
possession given Immediately.
For further Information apply at No. 81 Broad
street. 7a'r'.i leb22
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OuR PRICES CgRRENr.-We especially invite
the attention Of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost. care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, It forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding 1t, the most attract
I've and welcome weekly commercial circular
that can he used. Price, for tea copies OF more'
with business cards, two and half cents per
coay; single copies i've cents.
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ANOTHER HoRRID MUnDER.-A wel-known
colored man, whose name we have not been able
to learn, and who had been employed for some
time past at the phosphate works Of MIR. J. b
Sardy, in the old wappoo mills at the mouth OF
tie cut Of the same name, recei;ed his wages with
the other workmen, on'Saturjay night, and left
the mills shortly after for home. He was found
next morning, not far from the station on the Sa.
Fannah and Charleston Railroad, with his throat
Sat, ahd SO weak from the loss Of blood and other
injuries as to be unable to speak. Every aid was
afforded him bus without success and he expired
during the day. His pockets had oil been rifed
of everything valuable, and he was doubtless
murdered merely for me pittancethey contained.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, IS cents; Old
nrice 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price ST. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price ST %. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 SO.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR, AND No. 161 KING ST.
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IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT, fine selection
OF Caters, lust received per steamer Fail River,
from Philadelphia. The ladies' are requested,
when on this quletand fashionable promenade
Meeting street.-the Boulevard OF Charleston, to
call at No. 12l Meeting street.
reb23.3 EDWARD DAILY.
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By L0UIs D. DesAUSSURR..g:a

DESIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
~ On TUESDAY, the -2sth instant, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at the Old Poatoffee,
situate on the north side OF Charlotte street, q
few doors east OF Elizabeth street. containing atx
upright rooms, two garnet and one dressing :room,
Two pantries, private stairs, two piazzas ctstern
stable The Lot measures about 80 feet ffont, BY
2l0 deep. more or less.
Conditions -One-half cash; balance by bond bear.
ing seven per cent interest, payable m one year,
which must be insured, and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and ReVenue stamps.
ifeb22wfmtu4
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
L. K. league OF Laurens, bankrupt, was grant
ed his nnal discharge according to the forms pre-
scribed by law.
counsel fee OF $50 was ordered to be paid B.
T. Whitner in the matter Of John Cunningham.
Jno. G. Whitfield assignee OF E. w. Byrum,
bankrupt was authorized to call upon all tile
lien creditors by advertisement to prove their
liens on or before the 3Oth OF March, and to sell
the property of the bankrupt on the salesday In
April.
On petition of N. S. Harris, assignee o! c. r.
FRANKLIN, bankrupt, notice was orderM to be
given to the lien creditors by mall t9 establish
their liens before Registrar Jaeger.
VIM. S. Brown, assignee of Keese i McA'llly,
was ordered to give notice by publication and
mail to the lien creditors to prove their liens be-
fere the registrar the latter being also ordered to
report as to the propriety of sale.
The registrar was ordered to report on tae peti-
ton OF G. W. Shell for the sale OF the chooses In
action Of Garrett Shell.
The petition OF Daniel II. SiicoX In the matter OF
Henry Campsen to establish lien, was referred
to Registrar Carpenter TO report.
The appointment Of N. S. Harris as assignee of
Charles r. Franklin was approved of by the
judge. s3S 81 was ordered to be paid out OF the
estate OF ]. Denny, bankrupt, for taxes.
The petition OF S. q. Meye + Co. for discharge,
was referred to Registrar Carpenter, to report for
o tinal hearing on the 1st OF April, 1871.
The return and hearing Of the petition Of Porter,
Day & Co., in the matter Of Fred. E. Salinas,
bankrupt was adjourned to the 2sth inst.
The fves boxes OF tobacco, against which ver-
dict for the United States was ordered on the
18th OF December last, were declared forfeited,
and the marshal was directed to sell them and
pay the proceeds into court.
IN ADMIRALTY.
The court resumed the consideration OF the
lbelsfor possession filed by Alberger Il Co. ct a.
and G. B. Kellum ct al, against the bark Kedar,
and testimony was heard until O'Clock, when
the court adjourned uutil II this morning.
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MARRIAGE oF.MIss BuCHANAN.-Miss Vlr-
piaia buchanan, daughter Of the tragedan now
performing at the Academy, was married IN New
YoEk, ct noon, yesterdey to Hr. BentonJ Parker
NJ tjhIcapo
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AMusEMENrs AHSAD.-ATaeC Chapman Sisters,
win ,heir,fair, fat and funny man, Bishop, are
COMING, and will open at the Academy on Mon
day, the 9th OF March. Their company has been
strengthened by several important accessions,
and the pieces to be presented are, for the most
part, entirely new. The gay and heanteous LYDIA
Thompson, with her famous blondes, is said to
b. booked to appear in Savannah shortly ycand
viii hardly give Charleston the gooy.
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AcApEMY OF Mus1C.-The attendance last
night was pretty fair, when it is considered that
this is the "Lenten season." Macbeth was
rendered very satisfactorily. Mr. Buchanan is un'
questlonably master OF his profession, though we
do not sltogetherlike his style. ills unfortunate
also that his voice is affected by temporary sore
throat. Miss Gabrielle McKean, though rather
young and feminine for Lady Macbeth, played the
character remarkably well. Her enunciatton Is
iaul.less, and her action suitable and eminently
graceful. The Witches-well, as we have no ap'
proved standard OF what witches ought to LOOK
like, OF how they should behave, we shall say no
more about them. The audience seemed much
pleased, however, and followed the tragedy With
interest to the very close. Tonight Mr.. Bueh.
anan Will appear as "Shylock" in the Merchant
OF Venice, and as Sir Charles Colstream In "Used
Up':-certainly grand bill.
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EDWARD DAILY.

The BEST PORTRAIT OF GENERAL LEE THAT
has yet been produced Is now being sold by SUBJ
scription In this city. Everybody who cherishes
the memory Of the noble old hero should possess
COPY. The agent Is Mr.. John Marco, an eN-Con-
federate soldier who lost an arm In the war.
feb11-6tx
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FOREIGN ExpoRTs.-Messrs. R. Mure. & Co.
Yesterday cleared the British bark Ansdell, for
port in Great Britain, with 1860 barrels naval
stores. and Mr.. W. P Hall the Spanish brig Mar
cena for Barcelona, with SOL bales upland cot
ton and 207 bbls rosin.
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By HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON SOUTH
BAY.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, second day OF
March, at the Old Customhouse, Broad. street, at
ii O'Clock, ...,-:,5....,
That fne three and half story GREY BRICK
RESIDENCE, known as Ne. &c.. south Bay, con-
tanning thirteen upright and two garrett rooms,
stable, kitchen, and all necessary. outbuildfngs;
60 feet front by ITO Ieet deep, more or less.
Terms-0ne. quarter cash; balance In one, two
and three years, credit portion secured, by bond
or bonds OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the
peemses, with interest from day Of sale; buildings
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser TO
pay q. 4 n. fer all necessary: papers and stamps.
feb22-wftuwth5 - -. .e.ssl5E
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DRESS GOODS.
100 pieces Black Alpacas, % per cent. lower than
formerly
case Irish Silk Popllns new styles. 80 inches
wide, only 90 cents, valued at 81 25
SO China SILK Dress Patterns, all shades and
coors, only sl?, worth Sl5
80 pieces Black Silks, at great sacrifice
The greatest variety OF Dress Goods In any
Southern market. at prices to suit the times.
FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT & CO..
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THE GIFTS OF HEALTH can be maintained
only by sedulous care, and the sick should seek
correct remedy For Maarious Diseases, Dyspep-
sia,-Sc., there Is none like The Old Carolina Bit
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mickey will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, az MS
store, household furniture, &c.
William S. Hastie referee will sell at IL O'CLOCK
at No, 4s Broad street, notes. accounts &c. OF o
bankrupt estate.
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PERSONAL. Judge Underwood, of Virginia,
is at present rusticatlns at the plantation Of ex
Uused States Marshaty 4. P:sA- -Epping, at dis
taIce from the pcstofice, aRn beyond the reach
of bills and injunctons.
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NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.-Attention is dt-
rected to the advertisement ofthls nourishing and
praiseworthy institution, which VIII be found in
another column.
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SMALL CHRoMos! SMALL CHRoMos !-Chro-
mos in Walnut Frames at IS cents each; formerly
sold at 81 so. No. 16l KING STREET.
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The ssNARRow ESCAPE OF a TRIAL JUSTICE"
reported In our last issue, turns out to have been
bn, trivial incident the missile being bucIshot
sent through Mr.. schroder's window from one OF
the elastic sings so popular nowadays with the
bows. The exaggerated account Of the affair was
the version OF an excItable darkey.
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wgrEwAsuIyG.-Slnce the enactment OF the
rn,tad states bankrupt law, fourteen hundred
cases have passed through the Bankrupt Court IN
this State, and forty.s,x hundred In Virginia.