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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-17
By J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auctioneer.

TLIPSTEIN VS.. KLIPSTEIN. !.
n Pursuant to an order OF sale In this cause
TO me directed by the Hon. r. F. Graham, Judge
OF the First Circuit will offer for sale, at ptblic
auction, on TUESDAY, the oath OF January, 1871
at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postof1ce, Broad
street, in the City Of Charleston,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT 0194ND
situate In Christ Church Parish, called "Cedar
Grover cont aiming two hundred and one (201f
acres Of high Land, besides a quantity OF Marsh
Land; bounded southeast by Schem Greek, south
west on Lands formerly Of the Estate Of Roger
Sanders, northeast on Lands formerly OF the Es-
tate OF Gayer, north on Lands OF Dr. VIM: heea,
and northwest on Lands formerly OF John Walker.
Terms-One-thrd cash; residue In one, two and
three years, secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage OF the property. with interest nom
day of sale. payable sem-annually. Purchaser 10
pay cor papers and stamps.
ian1O-tu3 WM. j. GAYER. Receiver.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch g. Bruins will sell at IL o'clock, at the
Old Postofice, real estate.
Laurey Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, bacon, butter, &c.
Macqueen Il Rlecke will sell at 9 O'Clock, at
their stores, hams, starch. &c.
John G. Milnor Il Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK,
af their store, clothing, dry goods, &c.
H. H. DeLeon will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
Pos.ofice, real estate. -
John S. Ryan will sell at IL O'CLOCK at the old
Posrohice, real estate.
A. C. McGilivray will sell at II O'Clock, at the
o:d Postofice, real estate.
P. B. Lalane & Co. will sell at O'CLOCK at their
store sugar, molasses, &c.
A. II. Abrahams Il Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods, hosiery, sc.
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LOwNDEs & GRIMBALL.
,GISE IN TEGARE STREET.

uOUSE IN LEGARE STREET.
H VIII be soil on THURSDAY, the 10th In.
slant. at tile Old POstoillce. at II O'Clock,
The two story BRICK RESIDENCE on the west
side OF Legare street known as No. q.
Lot measures las feet deep. "A feet on Legare
street, AZ feet anu III inches on back line.
Ternls--One third cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
property, with Interest a. the rate Of seven per
cent year-budings tD be insurod and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay L. Il e. for papers
and stamps. jan7-mftuth4
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A BEw1rcmHG BUNCH OF BANANAs.-Messrs.
Bayer & Krcssel, the well-known Market street
fruit. dealers, have left at TIE NEWS office, FOR eX-
hibltion. bunch OF bananas, the peculiarly OF
which Is that the fruit on one side Is OF the yell
low variety. and on the other side Of the red
variety. The reds and the yellows flourish ami
cahly together anu will cause the mouth or q
conneisseur to water dlstrcss!ngly. bunch OF
this kind has no: be:n met with for many years.
1t was brought ont in Bayer kresseEs nne
schooner, the Daylight Captain McFadden, which
arrived at this port, from Baracoa, on Saturday,
with large cargo Of bananas, cocoanuts, &c
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MONEY SToiEN-Rebecca Brown was ar
rested and taken to the Guardhouse on SUNDAY
night charged with stealing Sl2 Is 10 currency
from the residence OF Mr.. Issertel, on East Bay
She was brought before the Mayor next morning,
aud, upon examination 1t was shown tnae iaoy
residing with Mr.. Issertel had this money stoien
from her, and there being no one who Ene" ol
the money but servant girl named keoeeca
Brown, the latter was arrested. The money was
not recovered from her, and, for want of further
evidence in the matter, the Mayor adjourned the
case until today.
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SEVERELY BURNED.-A lew evenings ago,
Bridget Dennis, who resides at the east end OF
Hasel street, fell asleep in front OF the fire, and
only awoke in time to save herself from painful
death. Her clothing had taken fire, and the
flames were spreading rapidly over her Whoie
person. She managed to e1tInguish the FIRE, but
not without painful and extensive burns In diner
ent parts Of her body. Her sufsriugs were very
severe and were made worse by want OF atten'
tentlon and her extreme destitution. She was
discovered on Sunday, by the kind Sisters CT
Mercy, who reported the case to tine City Hospital
whittier she has been conveyed, and where she Is
now doing well.
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By R. NJ. MARSHALL 6 BRO.

DWELLING No. l7s ST. PHILIP
H. street, and one next.
On THURSDAY, 10th Instant, at II O'Clock, will
be sold, Mt the I'D POstohice. Broad street,
Tue above DWELLING, containing four rooms,
two piazzas, kitchen, SC. Lot SO feet by -.
ALSO,
In rear OF above, on McMahon's court DWELL.
ING Of four rooms, pantry, two piazzas, &c. Lo!
by.
Terms-Halr cash: balance in one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises, with Interest SENT Annually. Purchaser
to insure Buildings, assign policy and pay for
papers and stamps. Ianl2-thstu4
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RECKLESS DsIvIxG.-Saturday afternoon, F.
L. Meyers, while driving his dray around the cor
ner Of John and Meeting streets, ran over child
Of Mr. Andrew Farley, who, was running across
the street. The little fellow was taken up, and Is
thought to be seriously injured. The matter was
reported at the Guurdhouse, and after hearing
Yesterday morning. Meyers was fined So by the
Mayor. A claim for damages was made on the
part of the relatives OF the child but could not be
taken cognizance of by the Mayor, who referred
the claimant to trial justice.
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL L. BRO.

CTORE AND DWELLING NORTHEAST
- corner Coming anil Spring streets.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY. 18th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postoftice: Broad Street,
The above TIN Rooted BUILDING, contain
ing the Store, five r0Dm3 aud double Kitchen
Lot. 46 by As feet, more or less.
Terms-$1000 cash; balance in one year, secured
by bond and mortgage OF the premises, with In
terest semi.annually. Purchaser to insure Build
ing, assign policy and pay for papers and stamps.
nnl2.thStnI
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By JEFFORDS & co.

CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE AND
~ Household Furniture, &c, southwest corner
Columbus and Nassau streets.
Will DO sold on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, at
above place, at 10 O'Clock,
The contents Of above Store consisting OF
good assortment OF GROCERIES, Crockery, &c.
Also, lot Of Household FURNITURE.
Conditions cash. iaD16
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Aurtion Sales.--future Daps.
W. Y. LEITCH &R. S. BRUINS,

TSTATE SALE-No. 43 COMING ST..
ID VIII he sold on THURSDAY, 1sth lnst., at the
Old Postolllce. at IL O'Clock,
That TWO-STORY wOODEN DWELLING, with
necessary out.buildIngs. on the west side OF Com.
front by iii feet in depth, more or less. :.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and STAMPS. jan17
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MURDER on PINE ISLAND, S. C.-The Savan-
nah Republican, OF Sunday says: 1T will per-
haps be remembered that, in October last, we
published an account Of the shooting OF Two ne
groes on Pine Island, in South Carolina, while
they were engaged In stealing hog, the property
OF Mr.. Isaac Tuteu. 1t appears that the cousin Of
one OF the negroes shot determined to aVenge
the death OF his relative, and, on Monday last, ac
complished his purpose with fatal result, shooting
Mr.. Isaac Tuten in the left side and killing him
Instantly. After accomplishing his purpose, ne
made his escape, informing two children OF the
murdered man that he had accomplished the
deed and telling them where to find the body
The deceased leaves wife and six children al
most In destitution.n
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UNITED STATES C0MMIsSIoNER.-Bolar Green
and James Powell were brought before Commits
sioner Porteous yesterday morning, charged with
voting when under age at the Fo-dng Island poll,
BEAUFORT County, during the late election. Green
was proved by the testimony OF several respect
able planters to be fully twenty-three years OF
age, and he was discharged. The evidence against
Powell showed that he was but seventeen years,
and he was forthwith bound over to appear for
trial at the May term OF the United States Jourt.
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Bv z. r. OAKES.

VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF LAND:
WEST SIDE OF KING STREET.
viii be sold on TUESDAY, Path Instant, at II
O'Clock, near the Old Postofhce, 80
That desirable BUILDING LOT, situated on the
west side OF King street. few Lots north OF
Queen, and Immediately east OF the Cemetery OF
the Unitarian Church. measuring in front on King
street IS feet 10 inches. aud In depth $50 feet.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. 1au17-tuthsSmeu2
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PREsESrArIoS.-Captain C. A. NJ. Estes, Of
the 18th Uni:ed States Infantry. stationed at co
lumbia, has received from his company gold
watch and chain upon the occasion OF his being
mustered out Of service.
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BY ". Y. LEITcH 8 B. 5. BRUINS,

WTELL ESTABLISHED BAKERY, No.
w e7 King street. near Broad.
Will be sold THIS DAY, 18th instant, at the
Old P0stofflce, at IL O'Clock, ....-...,
That three.story BRICK BAKERY AND Dwell.
LING, with well arranged Store. On the pre-
misses are g double Brick Kitchen. Bake House
and Ovens, and large Clstern. /, IS
This property is well situated and the stand well
known as firstclsss Bakers.
Lot measures so feet front by 1853 feet IN depth.
Tcrms-One.third cash; balance In one and two
years. with interest; purchaser to insure the build
ings and assign policy, also to pay for papers and
stamps and all taxes payable In the year 1871.
jan17 = 80 -,
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CoTroN FoR LIvERPooL.-There was cleared
yesterday, by Messrs. W. B. Smith Co., the
ship John Sidney, for Liverpool, with $50 bags
sea island and 2Sl2 bales upland cotton; and by
Mr.. R. T. Walker, the British brig Cecilia, for the
same port, with IS bags sea Island, 42S bales up.
land cotton 233 bbls. rosin, and 9s bags cotton
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THE BIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLEsToN.-The
annual meeting of this society was held yester'
day. Alter transactiug I part OF the business
before it, the meeting adjourned to meet again in
two weeks time.
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AcKSowLEDGNENr!-T treasurer of the
Lee Monument Association respectfully acknow-
lodges the following donations: First Presbyte
riau Church, Charleston $50; from Edgefeld
Courthouse s4s. The whole amount collected
thus far Is sl0ST 79
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auetioneers' priuate 5ales, &r
By j. FRASER MATHEWES.

At PRIV ATE SALE,
n A desirable BUILDING LOT, No. 10 Coming
street. one door north Of Wentworth street, near
City Railroad. There are about 5000 Bricks on the
lot. Apply as above. janis
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER atJoseph Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street. January
16th At O'Clock, 80; 10, H. IL, 1872, So; 81; g.,
90. g. AZ
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COTTON FoE THE CoNTINENT.-Messrs. Le-
sesne Wells cleared yesterday, for Amsterdam,
the British bark Agnes Campbell, with 2o7s bales
INLAND cotton,
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES,

Real Estate Broker, No. 5e Broad strest.
A PRIVATE SALE,
II PHOSPHATE LANDS Of hest quality and
locations.
Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts Of the
State.
City Residences Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. octlZ6Ro
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DISTURBANCE ON SrEAMER.-On Tuesday
last the steamer Argo was making her regular
inland trip from this city to Edisto Island, when
several colored passengers became rather noisy
on board. The party were apparently well sup
piled with tho ardent and were engaged in
very exciting political discussion. The cursing
and swearing with which their arguments were
replete becamed dlssgreeabls tethe cabin passen.
gers, and the negroes were requested, by the
captain, to move to the forward part Of the boat.
This they refused to doAn An 'tnsnl'ing manner,
anu considerable ftacas ensued, fn~Whlch pistols
and knives were drawn. BY the assistance OF
two constables, luckily on board, the captain and
engineer we've enabled to queil the disturbance,
and the remainder OF the journey. passed oil
quietly.
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PERsoNAL.-General James Chestnut arrived
in the city last evening, and is staying at the
Charleston Hotel.
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A SAD AcCIpEsT.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. John King, or the South Carolina Railroad
Company, was Knocked down by dray No. 6lS, at
the corner OF King and Ann streets yesterday.
The wheel rested for moment on Mr. Kings
breast, but. fortunately, did no, pass over him.
Mr.. King was picked up at once by some OF the
railroad officers, anu was sent in carriage 10 his
home 1t Is believed that Mr.. King is not seriously
hurt.
Mr. King is now In his clghty-fourth year. He
was the first Charleston ageut OF the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company, and has been In the ser.
vice Of the company since the beginning OF work
upon the line Mr.. King is undoubtedly the old
est, as he is certainly one Of the most highly re-
spected, OF the railroad men in the State.
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Auetion Sales.--future Daps.
By LOWNDEs 8 GRIMBALL.

GECURITIES AT AUCTION.
y VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY,, 18th instant
al the Old Post 0tflce at IL O'Clock,
2sl Shares SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK
100 Shares Bank Of Charleston Stock.
Terms cash 1anl7
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Gea6 pipe.

GHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPES, &C.
FOR SALE BY VIM. SHEPHERD 4 CO., No. 24
HAYNE STREET AND Nc. s5 PINoKNEE
STREET. tu
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PARAp1SG FIRE COMPANIES Yesterday after
noon the regular quarterly parade Of the Comet
Fire Company took place. They turned out near
" ninety men, and made fine show In their
white coats and black pants. 1he United and the
Ashley participated in the parade By invitation,
and in the evening there was friendly trial Of
their respecti-e machines in Broad street. The
colareG members OF the community turned OUT in
Immense numbers, anil the wide street was pack
ell with dense mass Of varegated humanity,
which utterly precluded the passage OF vehicles or
pedestrians. The performance OF the different en-
glnes was very creditable and each stream was
hailed with shouts loud enough to bring st. MI.
chavls st eple down about the ears OF lhe crowc.
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ByA. H. ABRAHAMS g. SONS.
nRY GOODS, HOSIERY, CUTLERY,
- INVOICE DRESSING COMBS. &c.
THIS DAY, January 18th, at 10 O'Clock, will be
sold,
An Assorted Stock Of desirable GOODS. at our
Store, No. 133 Meeting street. jan17
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aurtion GaIes--guture Mans.
WILLIAM MCKAY

WILL SELL TOMORROW, WEDNES-
w DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at No. lao Meeting
street,, -: s,.4s pa.
BLANKETS, Cooking Stoves, Cottage Sets, Par
lor Chairs and general assortment OF Furniture
Also. on FRIDAY, SIX Superior Plaatstton
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Meetings This Day.

vigilant Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Farmers Fertilizer Company at P. M.
Union Chapter, at P. n.
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
4 T PRIVATE SALE-A FARM OF rs
II ACRES, Charleston Neck. six and half
miles from the city, on Dorchester Road.
iang.tQllu3
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BY u. FRASER MATHEWES.

GEvENTEEN FINE WORK MULES
y from the Country. ..,ht 81
VIII be sold on THURSDAY next 18th Instant,
at half past 10 O'Clock, at my ONCE
Terns-Under $500, cash; above $500, sixty daysT
approved city acceptances. 1anl6
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COMBINATIONS By THE SENATE.-The Co
lumbia Union gives the following as correct list
OF the combinations by the Senate, in Executive
session, on Saturday last Darlington County
Joshua Wright, County Treasurer Trial Justices
James S. Flllebrown, John G. Gatln, D. G. F!udd,
R. D. Rollins, Orrin d. Lee and S. Fl. Presley.
Edgefeld County.-Trial Justices-Phiiip A. Eicil-
elberger, James Harllng John A. Barker NJ M
Padgett, John G. Harris, Lewis CulbreIh, aud L.
H. Chambcrlin. Marion Colnty.-Tral Justices
E. D. Hariee, Elisha Fryer, :. j. Berthea, Il g.
Mcintyre, Sumter Jasque, aud G. B. Ford. Union
County-TrIal Jusliccs-B. +. Rawles, DaVlu
Johnson, c. S. Grecnlcaf, Wilson Allen, W. A.
Bait, and Aired Aughtry. County Treasurer
Thomas McNay.
Rejected-The nomination Of s. K. Sasportas
as treasurer Of oraugebnrg County.
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MACQUEEN & RIECKE
WILL SELL BEFORE THEIR STORES, 81; }; ! !
w Nos. q ana % Vendue Range, THIS DAY
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ,
10 tierces HAMS
5000 pounds Bright Western Shoulders
$500 pounds y. z. Hams
IS boxes western Starch
% kegs Butter
pounds 8. G. Stripes
pounds D. g. Bellies
pounds c. R. Bacon Sides, &c, &c.
Terms cash janl7
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RyP4UI r. LALANE g. co.

BY PAUL B. LALANE e. co.
WILL BE SOLD, AT 9 O'CLOCK, BE-
w FORE our Store, No. III East Bay, to
close sales,
Barrels SUGAR, Molasses. Cider Vinegar, Pig
Feet
Barrels Pig Heads, Cheeks, Hooks, Backs and
Joles
Boxes Cheese, kits No. Mackere tubs Country
Butter
Hogsheads Shoulders, Sides and Hams.
Conditions cash. Jan17
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BY II. II. DeLEON.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. ~
Y Iwll! sell THIS DAY Tuesday,, January II,
1871, at the Old Posroffice. at IL O'Clock, -.
All that LOT OF LAND, at corner Of Church
street and St. Mchaes alley, being % teet fronton
Church street and 1873 feet deep, more or less.
On this lot Is good brick Kitchen, now rented
This Is o fine stand for grocery store. ify
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND on south side OF Oumber-
land streer, near Church street, 28 feet front and
IS feet deep, more or less. 8
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay H.,H. DaLE0N
for papers and stamps. jan17=.
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CITY AFFAI R S.
Meteorological Observations.

The following is. the War Department wealth
er report-diyisions OF kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce. Observations taken
yesterday, Mt 4:51 P NJ, local time. at each place:
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s@ For LATER LOCALS, ZEE FOURTH PAGE
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anrtion 5aits--Gbis Dap
BT JOHN G. MILA0R & C0.a

pOULEvARD SKIRTS, CLOTHING AND
ID DRY GOODS
THIS DAY, 17th instant, at 10 o'clock, We will
sell ut our store, No. 135 Meeting street,
FANCY Gas >lMERES Black Satinets, Blue
Kentucky Je Ing. Fancy Patds, Blue Plads. Blue
ShlrtlnS, Flannels, Shirtlng Stripes, Fancy and
Mourning Prints, Glnghams, Boulevard and Bal
moral Skirts, Mems and Women's Hosiery, Sus
pcnders and Sundres.
CLOTHING.
Black Satiuet, Fancy Cashmere, Twill and Jean
COATS AND PANTS, White and Gray UndershIrts,
White and Fancy Bosom Shirts, Drill Drawers, &c.
Conditions cash. janl7
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The DEATH OF MADAME RoGEE.-We regret
to read ID the Courier des Etars Unis the an
nouncement Of the death OF Madame Roger, the
relict OF the late Thomas ]. Roger, who was so
long known as member o: the firm OF Pitray,
viel Co., and afterwards as head of the house OF
T. ]. Roger Co., OF this city. We believe that
Mr.. Theodore Huchet, the brother CI the deceased
lady, Is the only living member OF the last Ia amed
firm.
Madame Roger, with her widowed daughter,
Madame Mottet, had resided for several years III
France, and just previous to the investment o!
Paris, these ladies took refuge, The one in Rouen
and the other in Fecamp. The excitement con-
sequent upon the entry OF the Germans Into
Rouen maze Madame Roger violently III, and led
to her death on the 9th ult.
Madame Roger, while In Charleston, was presi.
dent for many years CT the Ladies' French Beuev.
lent Society. Polished in demeanor, charitable In
word and deed, q thoroughly good and loreaole
woman, she had large circle OF warm friends
who Will deeply regret the sad tldings OF her
death.
CLUBS AND SrARs-0ne offender was fined
$40 .or not having sign over his place Of busi
ness.
Thos. Rooney, j. 8 Butler, ]. D. o'Brien, JAS
Carr and Richard Casey, arrested for burglary,
forgery and larceny on the South Carolina rah'
road, are held for examination.
Ben. jenkins and Jas. Taylor were arrested on
Sunday afternoon for lndulging in hsticua 10
King street, and after spending the night IN tne
lookup, were brought before the Mayor. iaSio'
was shown TO have played passive part IN Cae
affair aud iSas discharged. Jenkins was Aheu %
which he paid, threatening to take " out Vi LAY
lor's "hiden at the next opportunity.
One abjurer OF cold water was taken mp iroih
recumbent position on the sidewalk, at the corner
OF East Bay and Market street. Upon being con
fronted with the Mayor, next morning, ne pieaueo
unrss orencen and was discharged.
Another member OF the same fraternity, Whe
could not possibly understand how ST. fhiill
street gos so drunk ON Saturday Eight, #as
escorted by friendly policeman to the doara
house. In q short time he discovered ne Was Il
the wrong house, aud left IS as security lor Ill
appearance. Strange to say he has not eiaine'
the So.
man was reported for digging and removing
clay from Smors street, and after nearing I'LL
case was POSTPONED until to-day
Several c,Iored women were brought before
trial justice for keeping dlsordorly and disrePu
table house. One named Rose was sent to Jall 10
twenty days, and four Of her companions "er
released on giving security for their future goo
| behavior.
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BY A. C. McGHLIYRAY,

AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE CORNER SHOP GROCERY
Y STAND, at north corner King street and
Smiths lane. near South Bay. at auction.
Will be sold THIS DAY. the 17th instant, at
II O'Clock, at the Old Postoice, east end OF Broad
street, ls'-
The above LOT OF LAND, 1sK feet front by
about 78 feet deep, more or less, with two-storI
SHOP and outbuIldinps.
Teims-Haf cash; balance in one year, secured
as ususl-purchaser paying aucttoneer for papers
and stamps jan11