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AUCTION SALES.
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast coru0 Of 7th and d streets.

- Southeast OOTn9 81 III and 3 streets.
ESF IND ES SlEEdE
s shS EF3 HSsrff1. fSs xTsosfI.G ~ .
a Or THURSDAY. ,Ss ists instant. .. 4
fispsr ;1. q ELL y. g 49, +: ssSs:
for IS, s..P. err. y u ,ae n,sns'' 'i'a'r'
Bf LATTMEk 4 CLEARf Anctioaeers.
southwest Corner Pennsylvania ave. aad nth street
TkESTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE HOUSE
sTREhTp TT " l2'H STREET, NEAR .
- Or MONDAY, February 9Th. 1871. at -;
" dated Ipplv M Sy virtue OF 2 deed Of tru,t,
E. No L. folio lse, on. Of the ,add record. I f6r
Wasbineton county in the District of C,Iun,bia
Bulldog 81 IN, Fri .s Of g
s sTan lot numbered three in CSltmans ana
most ~ eve inches front With deptH thereo, IN H.
nun oered four in the same subdivision Of the sams
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six aud
terert and ~ hStes esarins ely per cent
ii s All conyeysnolns and stamps to be paid Tor py
not c6SS e 1 ,as i s ds sa!e
,1f sss se trustees the right to resell tue
chaser by advertising snch resale three tines gun IN
i HSsS e f1 fkSIsL. BsEsT Trustees.
l6-2aN3S&ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Auc,s
III WIN. L.. WALL Co, Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building
No 900 and 900 PeDnUlvania avenue.
PhhRREEMPT0RY SALE OF FURNITURE AND
NlHlSTER AT AUITIeN
a On THURSDAY MORNING, January 10
W Bit commencing at 10 O'clock we will sail
H 20 ~ inc nrst and second floors of our AuetIsn
shoeins the entire houset cid effscts OF Major
ueheral Ewing late minister Resident al iba
hague haviss been brought from Eurone and sent
20 our store Tor convenience Of sale. We name in
sconplete Parior Suites in crimson and green n,ush
5superior Plate Mirrors, '0 piosh'
Mahogany Bnffet or Sideboard
ornamental Stoves,
dy, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Extension and Center Tables,
Bureaus, W eshsta, ds
Writing Desks and Tables
Fancy Iron Beds;eads,
Extra Spring Matt resses.
= Quality of Feathers,
Chnavare,
1rsn Settess and Chairs,
EDgraV ings, Tobacco Boxes. Tenders, Phae.on,
One Sun down thaeton, built in China
- set Single Harness.
Now on exhibition.
Walnat Chamber Suites, zone made to order for
Parlcr suites in Haircloth. and Seyres,
Marble TOD Burseus AID Tables
Book cases, Wha!nots. now
Sofa. WIiting-ta and Desks,
cottage Chamber Suites, with many oth.r articles
nat here enumerated
We call special attention TO the above sale as il
the rst sale Of this lass Of goods ever offered for
sale at auction in this country.
P.S-GOods on sxbibirsn day before the sale
yal6.td W l.. WALL co, Aucts
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T UnBER! LunBEga LumBERr

large and complete MA. o. Bullii1g I.au-
Der, Henlccd Fencing, Cypre. shinsie.. whits
Pine and Spruce Pick II, Cedar Posts. Also,
pREssED LunBER
o. Gil kiads. Gu band apd 700 sale 81 lowest mSrkst
rafss, - wiLLEr 4 RGDGRAyR,
Corner sew FORK svenu@ saf SRI -t-e-s.
sr,s Il Que square from N0rthsrn Market.
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ny Extract esrsaparills Is . Blood Puriner: M
Extract Buchu Is niurstic, and VIII oct sach Il
Both are prepared on purely scientific principles
is saeno1and are the most active measures OF stke
Ss Of their proSstss .iiS ssSs. =,
Bee Prvtessor DKwsEs' vsiusbls works on ths
see remarks made By the celebrated Dr.. Pxr.ps.
=: remarks .s ma: sy p.., ls..sn .epow.L.,
franssetions tths King and Queen Journal:
Bssi'n TS1SSSs. Sslisv q sns aossi Hc csiss. :
Sc mosi Of the late standard works on nsliei,ss.
SOLD BIT ALL DRUGGISTS EvIBYWalKl
Address letters for information, u couAdnos, 10
II. Z. HKLKDOLD, Ohsmiss.
ONLY DKPors-
HI. HslnsolA's Drug Z Casnisal Wa,shsus :,
no. $50 BROADWAY. a.Y.
r. Hslnbeld's Medical Dspse,
no. zee SOUTH TENTH ST.. PHILA.
BEWARE OF co CNTEkFEIrS.
ASH ron r. r. MRLuDOLD,4
no ss.u TAKE NO QrH.RI
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meteorological RecOrd-Jan. Is, IS A. NJ
War Department, Signal Ssrrics, U.S.A.
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uOwARD UNIVERSITY,
II MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TIE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIES
SEMINARY, 1871 10th st bet l. aud N Tho
rough instruction. RECOMMENDATION. VIM. b. Sew.
srd, ex Secretary CT state; Gen. John 3. Crocker
Hon. John Hitz, Swiss Cons General Prof Henri
Mason, teacher of French sell lms
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The following important items OF war news
were received here yesterday aud last night:
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noUDLI AID SINGLE DARRIL uuun n
~ treat bargains, 6 R1lMOB Looa OSoe ~
GEMS Ices Eeanulvanis avsaue. oGi6-1
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fhe many Thousands cured 81 this estAblisn0eas
portant surg1cai opsrsfions performed By Dr. yoha-
ston. witnessed BIZ The Of the Sss and nsa1
other papers, notices Of which have appeared 49,
and aean bsfors the public, besides kls stand =
. geotlssnan Of character snt responsibility, =
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IN THE sUPRlMI QQVkL q! TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

h9 ,h SP,sa, lit PH GHso sS ,S
trix .. Of Owen Munson, deceased, the admnistra-
trix aforesaid has, With The spPrShatiSn q ne
said, appointed To EspAY. the 18th day Of January,
A. D. ISL, for the final settlement and di.tributao1
the assets ia hand, as far - the same have been
collected and turned into money; W. and Where
neA 70 attend, With their claims proberiy youche4,
or they may otherwise BY law be excluded from q!
benefit in said deceased estate: provided copy %
this order be publishei week for three weeks
In the Star preyious 20 the said d.;
Test: a. Whistler,
dee-f,st- Register Of Wills.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A n EXPERIENCED TEACHER, graduate OF
a aNew Eagland college, will receive students il
the Classics and higher Mathematics at reasonable
rates. Young men will be prepared for any College
Il desired; The best OF references given. Applica
tion may be made 70 Z. Z. HILTON, A. M, Wal
ZACH School Building, or corner 9Th street II snd
PeInsyiVanis avenue. del9 Ina
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TRUSTEE SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROP.
ERTT.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded
&c. &c. July 18Th. l57J, we will sell on ERI-
PAY AFTERNOON, January 27th 1871. AT 4
o clock On the premises, all OF those certain pieces
CT parcels II grounds known and drscIiitd in the
grcoDd plat OF Washington as Lots II and "a in w
y. Todd subdivision Of part OF square numbered
CO..
Terms made known at sale.
jala ". l.. WALL 20. ,hnef.
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- Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH A FRONT
OE SIXTEEN FEET, RUNNING BACK SEW
ENIY FEET CONTAINING SIN Rooms
No. 124i INV Jersey AVENUE. BETwEE Y
-. On WEDNESDAY. the 1sth day OF January,
M 81, al q O'Clock p. M, il front of the prem
D-hses, shall sell the above described property
Terms One fourth cash. balance in g. IL. Is, and "a
months for notes bearing int rest secured by deed
Of trust on the pIoprs sold. stamps. &C. at cost
OF the purchaser. go down when the property is
sold.
aid GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-09
POLICE, POLICE!
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.


Has Charleston apoliee force? Is it paid
Department. 1fso for what service rendered
The writer is frequently obliged to walk through
the city late in the evening, and sometimes to-
wards midnight, across the most denssly popu.
lated portion. and can, Of his own knowledge,
testify that it Is an extremely rare occurrence to
meet policeman. or late, he has failed to see
one, ard friend, whose duties call him In an op.
poste direction, diverging from the same point,
makes similar observation. On two recent oc.
casions citizens have found it necessary to 60 to
the Guardhouse to inform Of fires, which had
been burning fercely without a general alarm.
On Sunday afternoon, the residents Of the west
end OF Spring street were disturbed, and many
OF them justly alarmed, by the outrageous coa-
duct Of q white man, who walked about the
green, near the mill pond, reckiessly firing twen-
ty shots or more, in various dire ctions, from a
breech. loading rife, to the imminent peril not
only OF the passers by but also Of the occupants
OF the houses around. II there were policeman
within hearing Of the gun, he must have been
especially careful to keep out Of the way till the
danger was over. That this shameless disregard
Of duty should exist is a crying evil, and should
be rebuked. CITIZEN.
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APARTING TEsTIMoN1AL.:-The guests OF the
Mills House last evening participated in a very
pleasant AFFAIR, the occasion being thAdeparture
of Mr.. Frank Roach, one Of the gentlemanly and
eficIent clerks OF that establishment, for the
North, and the presentation to him OF an elegant.
ly engrossed testimonial, reading as follows, and
signed by nearly every gentleman stopping at
the house:
MILLS house, CHARLESTON. S. c., July 81.
We, the undersigned guests aud patrons OF This
hotel desire to extend 10 Mr. Frank Roach some
acknowledgment Of our appreciation OF the uni.
form courtesy that he hasalways extended to us.
In our relations with him we have found him ever
at his post, willing and obligng. And no matter
where he may at some future time cast his lot,
(sincerly hoping. however, that that future time
pleasurable experience that his generous, manly
conduct and those qualities that make the gentle
man, which he possesses IN such an emf
nent degree, will atf. once make him the
general iayorlte,- as beyond all doubt he II,
here. There are none who sign this but can with
pleasure recall repeated attentions and acts OF
kindness from him, which, though perhaps seem.
smoo;h hing the path ne tread through lille. With
one accord we wish HIM happiness and success,
and hore that his future days may always DE as
pleasant as ours have been through his endeaVorS
during our scjOurn here.
The presentation was made by Generai VIM.
Gurney in q few felicitous remarks, and responded
to by the blushlng recipient, with casual refer
ence to the real pain he felt at the separation and
supplementary allusion to the champagne that
followed,
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Hotel Arrivals-August z.
PAVILION HOTEL.

Timothy Hart, JDo. German, Spartanburg;
Jules Kahn, Florence; Mrs. Benjamin South Caro-
lima; b. S. Addison, Augusta; ". J. Lee, King.
stree; NJ L. Jones, n. E. RI W. S. Utsey,
Georges Station; Jno. F. Riley, 0rangeburg;
Thos. F. House, st. Augustine.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
". II. Young, Washington; Juo. Schley, Thos.
S. DUPONT, Savannah; w. S. Ellis and wife, Ma.
con; wm. Gregg Johns Island, Robert R. Brew,
General Ticket Agent, Savannah; ]. A. Walker
Wilmington; ]. Osborne, Philadelphia; s. c. De
Pass Memphis; Geo. Emerson, Boston; ". J.
vereen, New Yors; W. T. j. o. woodward, South
Carolina Jno. CHECKER South Carolina; J.. D. Har-
den, S. and CIR. R.; @. B. Sellers, Philadelphia.
MILLS HoUaE.
VIM. J. Boyd. New York; u Goodbred, Ken
tucky; E. H. Tomlinson, Aiken; ]. b. Church
North Carolina; Alexis DevreuX, San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Diamond, Newark; Miss Sc
ward, New York; ]. c. Dawkins, Palatka; E. NJ
Chisolm, Pacific Landing.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A succinet Statement of the Fruits of
Radical Waste and Mismanagement.

The formal organization of the new. board OF
school commissioners, and the business transact.
ed at their meeting on Monday evening, have
already been reported In The NEWS: full and
interesting statement Of the present actual con.
dltion of the school, and the difficulties in the
way of their immediate reopening, has now been
made by Mr.. MemmInger, the chairman OF the
new board. from which the following facts are
extracted: Noneot the salaries Of the teachers
and other employees OF the school have been
pald beyond the lst of January last; there is,
therefore, now due, the entire salaries irom Jan.
uary to July, when the schools were closed,
amounting to somewhere between $4,000 and
500, 600. The only means provided for paying
these arrears consists OF the portion due
this county from the general school appro-
priation made at the last session Of the Legis
l.sure. This ia estimated at, say, $4,000, and
when paid 1t Will pay the teachers salaries to the
lst OF April last leaving still due the salaries for
teachers from april to July, and those for other
employees to the present date, which, in round
numbers may be estimated at $4,000. The
only means at the command Of the new
board to meet this debt, and to reopen aud carry
on the schools, Is the power granted by the act OF
March 6, 1871, TO levy tax not to exceed one and
one half mills on all taxable property in the City Of
Charleston. THIS tax, by the express terms of
the ac., must be collected as other city taxes are
and the money placed in the city treasury. 1t is
therefore certain that no money can be realized
by the board until the end OF January next.
Under these circumstances, If the schools
should be opened in October, there would
be added another ten thousand dollars Of
debt to the already existing debt, before
the board could have any means Of pay
ment, and it's action would continue to be en-
barrassed with burden from which there Is no
prospecr Of relief. In the present condition Of
the citizens Of Charleston 1t would. not be expe.
dent to make the school tax more than one mill
on the city property, and the amount collected
would not be more than sufficient to pay the cur
rent expenses Of the schools The board is, there.
fore, reduced to the necessity Of choosing be-
tween evils, and the least Of these you'd seem to
be to delay the reopenlng Of the schools until the
first OF January. The intermediate time may be
employed in repairing the buildings wherever
necessary, in recognizing the various depart.
ments, and In endeavoring to get some help from
the Legislature to remove existing embarrass.
ment.
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GoteIs.
IOL MBIA b % Il E L,
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
WIN. GORMAN, PROPRIETOR.
Goteis.

The Proprietor Of this pleasantly located anG
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the State
Capital, desires to inform the travelling public and
others seeking accommodations, that the eco.
LUMBIAn Is In every respect q trst-class Hotel,
Unsurpassed by any In the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre Of the
ciCy. with fine large airy rooms, and table sup.
plisd with every delicacy OF the season, both from
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprie'
tor pledges that no efforts VIII De spared 20 give
perfect satisfaction In every respect.
A fIrst.class Livery Stable is attached to the
Hotel, where vehicles Of every description can oe
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure Of
every Train. WIN. GOEmAS,
I'D. BUDDS, Cashier, RprR vim
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BLAcKwooD AND THE BRITISH QUARTERLY
We have received from Me-. John. Russell. King
street, Blackwood for July, containing the con,
tipgatcn OF that capital story. Fair to See, also
MrNain on Land, The Coming Race, Education
Endowments and Competition. The Minister, the
House and the Country, A History Of the Com
mune Of Paris and the usual review Of, New
Books. Mr.. Russell also sends.tne British Quay.
terly for July with the following contents: The
Roman Empire, Theism, Hugh Miller, Hereditary
Legislators, Nonconformity and the Progress OF
Society, Jowett's Translation Of the Dialogues OF
Plato, Mr.. Mialps Notion on DIeestablishment.
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THE KING STREET RIOTERS N JAIL.-Isaac
Smalls, Solomon Thompson, George Thompson
and Paris Morgan were arrested and brought be-
fore Trial Justice Levy yesterday morning,
charged with creating riot at the corner Of
King and Shepherd streets Saturday night, full
account Of which was given IN TIE NEWS OF Mon.
day. The evidence, In the estimation Of the
trial justice, fully sustained the charge and the
dusky quarsette were bound over in the sum OF
5000 each for trial at the next term OF the Court
OF General Sessions.
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A RADICAL BooAERANG.-The Columbia
Union has taken occasion recently to devote some
space to what we suppose 1t considers criti-
cism OF the memorial address Of the Rev. DR..
Girardeau, delivered on the occasion Of the rein
terment Of the Confederate dead from the battle.
field Of Gettysburg. The Unions altcle calls for
no reply. because 1t does not attain. to that de.
gree Of courtesy, pertinence or conference which
would entIte it to be called criticism, and 1t will
be passed by as simply vltuperatIve, illogl cal
and personal attack, innocuous because directed
against one SO thoroughly known, respected and
beloved as the reverend gentleman named. Its
production at this time should, however, and
doubtless will, have the incidental good result Of
inducing many to read for themselves the memo.
rial address Of Dr.. Girardeau, which really con-
tains no sentiment or expression unworthy Of
The patriotic and pious author, or unbecoming a
minister Of the Gospel Of Peace. 1t may be
found on sale at the bookstores for the benefit Of
the memorial fund, and should be read and re.
membered by every Caroiinlan.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Isaac Small, charged
with an assault and battery, was referred to q
trial justice.
VIM. ard Ellen Darrell two coored .disputants,
who were disturbing the neighborhood BY their
disorderly conduct In a house in Princess street,
were discharged arter hearing,
= An Individual, whose alcoholic potatlons inter
kered with his locomotion, was brought before
the Mayor for lying drunk on the sidewalk In FL
liot street. He pleaded the nrst offence and was
discharged.
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The CoLoRED Alexander Will
llams and Charles Jones, the two colored men
whose murderous assault on Hero Sinkler on
account Of bis political opinions was reported in
yesterday 's News, we're yesterday brought before
TnA Justice Levy, charged with an assault with
intent to kill The evidence showed that Williams
had beaten Si.klsr with stick, and had after
wards, with the assistance OF Jones, thrown him
overheard into the river, intending n drown him.
They were both bound over 20 answer at the
Court OF General Sessions.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch Bruins will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postoface, the schooner Frances Ann, her
apparel and furniture.
Paul B. Lalane & Co. win sell at 10 O'Clock, at
Eggerling's bakery, ST. Philip street, real estate
and personal property.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, chairs and contents Of coun ry grocery.
Miles Drake win sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
clothing, hats &c.
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The ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con-
cERrs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Cottin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. AppltcationRro be
made to him at the ONCE OF Mr.. @. Clacius corner
East Bay and Central wharf, may2s
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REAL ESTATE sALE.-The lot at the north
west corner Of Queen and Franklin streets, with q
two and a half story brick dwelling and outbntd-
ipgs SO feet in front t SO feet deep, was sold at
aucsion yesterday morning by R. NJ. Marshall i
Bro. for s277o, one-haf cash and the balance in
one year, with iaterest at per cent.
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GERMAN MAYoRs.-General Jno. A. Wagner
3, the third Mayor of Charleston whowas born
German. The frsts.;was Mr. Jacob F. Aenslpg,
who was elected ins1s42, and died during that
year. The second was General John Schnierle
who was born in Germany and came to Charles.
ton when mere child. General Wagener was
born in 1sleSfn sievern, Arnt Lehre, Hanover,
and came to this city in 1888.
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TARGET sHooTNa.-The regular monthly
prize shooting Of the Schutzengesels chaft takes
place this afternoon, at halpast O'Clock, at the
schutzenplatz. Several prizes have been put
up, among them one worth s25, for the best
shots. -
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Prepared by Grimault d Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LIME, q sov
erign remedy In phthisis-reNeves, Coughs,
Nightsweats, &c.
tiuarana for headache, neuralgia, &c.
PepsIne, for indigestion, loss Of appetite, &C.
Iodized Syrup OF Horseradish, Invaluable fof
persons unable to take Codliyer On-espectany
recommended in cutaneous affections, and as
most powerful depurative.
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de
rangement OF the digestive organs;
Troches OF Pepsine and Paucreattne.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
yOMITIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Cnstin.
Dragees de Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by DR.. q. BAER,
may3o No. 13l Meeting strea..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-09

REMovALs.--The numerous little wooden
eabooses or cook shops. which for o long time
disgraced the lower end Of the market, have been
at last removed, and the public win be glad to
learn that on their travels to and from the Mount
Pleasant Ferry boat their sensitive olacteries will
no longer be saluted with the oleageno1s odors
OF fried 1sh and other sayory dishes. The build
ings have all been.removed to the Old Folks Home
on Potters Field, where they Will probably be
more useful and less odOriferous.