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ByI..S Z. BENNETE.
+FTyHE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN

FIVE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEA-
NETT vg. lJSne M1 Bennett, HetTHL-gnder
;becree OF court Of Common Pieas-Ins EaHtty.s
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, 18th April at Pub:
lie Auction. at the Old Postoface, corner Broad
a 'Fu Essf h Tx s e ha 49, o6 e' &c e. ..asot eus.
ledge street, between the Puo4csMh and Ben.
nett street, whfch when nled upSoese dest-
rable situations for residences, 70 VII :..:SN
ledge. and So feet on back Line by 2ot feet In
. No. IS, south Of 50, bsing so feet froat on Rut-
ledge street BY 2et feet deep:
NO 50, south of So, same dimensions.
No IS, south of64, same dimensions, With Youth
front on Bennett street.
EIGHT LOTS on the east side Of Rutassdse street,
No. 81. next north OF the resldencelotso Of E..T.
HuRhes, Esq, measuring so fest fr6nt on But.
ledge street, by al feet deep.
No. ss. neasains 50 feet front on Rutiedee
street, b 27e.feet Deep.
-ssest, By 40 sess deep on the south line, and 200
on the north. 20 Ss1
No. 81, measuring so feet mont on Ratledse
No. a. % Rutledse street, Of same .almen-
No 90, en- Rutledge street. Of same dlnen-
sious.
i No. IL sstho corner OF Rutlsdge and Calhoun
streets, measuring 4oH feet on Calhoun street t9y
10 fest deep on Rutledge street. ana lib feeton
the east line.
ALSO.
tSEvENLOTS on south side OF Calhoun street,
adjoining the above, as follows:
no. =, measuring 4ok feet on CalheuhI street,
BIZ rs feet deepon west line, and 17 feet nseaat
llpe.
No. Ia measuring 4oX feet on oaihounsstIeet,
by 107 feet deep on west line, and 100 feet onieast
line.
No. "A, measuring 4oX feet on Calhoun street,
by 16s Geer on west line, and 142 feet0n east line.
No. rs, measuring 4oK feett on Calhoun street,
by 142 feet on west liRe, and 14 feet on east LIE.
No. 70, measuring SO feet fsont .on Calhoun
street, by 283 feet deep.
No. "a, measuring SO feet front on Calhoun
street, BY 276 feet deep.
No. IL measuring SO feet front on Calhoun
street, by 270 feet deep.
Plaias Of the above Lots may be seen at MI. BEN
NETTsS of1ce, No. 40 Broad street.
Conditions Of Sale-0ne.third ca1h; balance Ii
two equal annual instalmenta, With Interest nom
the date, payable annually, at Z per cent, secured
by mortgage OF the property. Pun3hassusto pay
for all necessary papers and starnps.s
". ]. BENNETT, rxaSso ra
O. G. AEMKiNGER
orva ou,I I'm uQth1 , 60
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Eye
In Velvet and Leather bindings, IS cents; ole
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
SIS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price ST Is. htVslVetaud Lea
sher bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
BASEL 81. BAZAAR, AND No. 161 KING ST.
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THE ATTENTION OF WAToH.sUYERs Is called
to our large stock Of waltham Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States Is the best bud cheapest In the
market. Ali Watches guaranteed.
". DARLINGTON Il Co.,
marI3 No. $50 King street.
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The STATE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court OF
Common Pleas was opened yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock, his Honor Judge Graham presiding.
Marzyck & D1ensIng VS.. the Georgia Home In.
surance Company. Trial resumed, and, after
staying out for TWO hours, the jury failed TO agree,
and q mtstrial was ordered.
John Y. Tower vA. P. G. Gaillard d 90. As
sumpsit on q check OF the Bank OF the State OF
South Carolina, which was issued in April, 1856,
and not received by plaintiff until after the sur.
render: The case was referred to the Judge, who
reserved his decision.
The fifteen cases assigned for the day were
taken up and disposed OF as follows:
" John D. wylie vs.. Fraser & Dill. Referred to
the Judge. by whom the decision Was reserved.
McKIsson & Robins vs.. John s. Ryan. As.
sumpsIt Oh note. Verdict for plaintlr In sum Of
$2l03 90.
Nlnck d Wickenberg vs. Isaac r. Wilson. As
spmpsit on account. Verdict for plaintiffs for
$3.50 40.
WILLIAM 8. Henerey vs.. Charles b. oohrs. Az
sumpslt on notaL Referred to the Judge, who
decreed for the plaintiff 374s os.:
william G. Dukss,& 90. vs.. same. ,Assumpait
on account. Referred, to the judge, 'Haio decreed
for plaintiff sloa 81.
Matthew oguvle VS. ]. L. Stevens. Assumpa'
on note. Referred 70, thsjadse, who dscreed for
plaintiff SAT- IA.
P.P. Lockwood vs.. Dr., benjamin Rhest. Debt
on bond. Verdict for ptaiutif $4,000.
COMMUNICATING vs. Graeser & smith, Edwards
vs.. FRANKIE
Lett Open-Hller VS.. Riels, Taylor vs.. o'Nenl,
/ began vs.. Callahan, Dobbin va. Epping, Bird vs..
| Holland, Waters Vs. the South Carolina Railroad
Company.
Joseph 3. 0ppenheim Va. John 8. Ryan. YER
dict for plaintiff for $l21s u.
me oourk tnsn adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
! morning.
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ExsrER CHURCH ELECTIONS.
roasF y 4 SaEsr ,sa6sca t1sIsass

xoSsT yfaxsINr, saEsr ioa6aoa fIarsals
Wardens-R. s. Venning, Edward o. Hall.
vestry men-J. E. Dawson, NJ. D., George F. Kin
Loeb, ]. Oswald Freeman, william sinkler, Elias
yeauing, JohnfHamllr, Philip ESPorcher.
Delegates to Diocesan Conyent!on-J. E.. Daw.
SON., Nd, Geo. F. Kinloch, Edward o. Hall, R. S.
venntng.
|, srakwBslRY CHAPEL, ST. JoHNsss ERKBlKY.
Wardens-Dr. Thomas G. Priolesu, IT., Heating
Simons..
! yestsymen-Dr. S. W. Barker, DR.. H. NJ. Haig,
W. ]. Ball. Peter Gourdin, J. B. Poyas, John Ball,
Isaac Ball.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-Dr. Benz.
| Huger, DR.. S. ". Barker, z. s. Bal, T.. W. Hey
ward
CHURCH OF THE FATrvrrY, KNOXVILLE.
Wardens-David Johnson, ]. W. Mcclure.
vestrymea-wil1iam Munro, R. W. Snand, in.
Moore, J. z. Young, James Munro, j. N. Gibbes.
| Delegates to Diocesan Convention-WiIltam
Munro, J. ". Mcclure, J. Mott Moore, r W. Shand.
ST. %TKAppEUs' PARISH, AIKRN.
Wardens-Joseph S. Gibbes, Daniel P. Griffith.
vessrymen-H. ". Rsvepel, wellington Steven
SON, Dr. W. F. Perclval. B. Ii. ,Walpole, ]. J. Prln-
gle Smith, Dr.. B.. @. Rockwell, Dr.. Chas. a. De
fSaussure.
Delegates to Diocesan Conventional. P. Grit
nth W. Stevenson, IL. Prtnsle Smith, B. NJ. Wat
pole.
CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION, %coNBAHEE,
VIM. D. Warren, chairman.
Wardens-R 3. Simons, W. E. Haskell, Jr.
Vestrymen-R. 3. Colcock, ]. B. Hayward, J.. 3.
Blssell, A. Vanderhorst, r. Lowndes, n. Hayward.
Delegates to Diocesan ConEentlon-wm. D.
Warren, B. B. SiInons.
ZION CHURCH, GILLIAN COUNTY.
Wardens-A. J.. Green, T.. B. Clarkson, Jr.
.-~vestrymen-Dr. wv Keith, ]. 8. Mammalian,
7. B. Garrison, ST., C.. 7. wtckes, Augustine Shoot
bred.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-G. 7. Wlckes,
T. B. GlSrksou, ST., Dr.. 1t. 50. Keith, 7. Z. CLARK
son, IT, ~
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TIE sdurR C1soI1sA socrETY.-fhe ami
versary meeting efshis tlne honorsd society was
held yesterday, at theithall in Meeting street. and
an election hsslns been held for officers, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were chosen to serve for tina
ensuing year: W.; D.: Porter, steward; P. o. Gan.
lard, senior warasni L VI. Hayne, junior warden;
Evan Edwards. treasurer; 7. y. BASEL. clerk; b
Ne. fovey, keeper of hall; TO Jervey and Lee
Howard, eohstablss. Committee on CHARITY.
F. schirmer, G. b. Ingraham, ST., Rev. ". B.
Yates, Edward McCrady, James Copes,. WI. lie.
sesne, ]. ]. Priolesu, n. D.
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By A. G. McGILLIYRAY,

VIDAL, ASSIGNEE, VS.. RE1GNE.
Admrx, ct al
By virtue OF. an order OF sale TN the above
cause to. me directed by the Hon. B E. Graham,
Judge for the Firat Circuit, I will OFFER for sac az
public auction. on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of 4ay,
1871, at IL O'Clock A. H., at the Old PostoMces
Broad street, In the City or Ohsrleaton,
AL that leu OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
on the north side Of Queen street, IN che City or
Charleston, known aa No. Is, containing 10 Eons
| depth, from north to SOUTH. one hundred ana
sixty., wo flo2) feet more or less; butttng ana
bounding east on Lands Of Estate OF !onn NC
Craely, west on Lsnas 2. :, Sootn e'
Terms-One-third ca-h; balance Ia ons year
! from day OF sale, secured BY bond OF purchaser,
| Win interest; mortgage OF the property. Balo-
| InQs to be insured and policy assigned. Hurcaa~
ser to pay for papers xhd stamps.
VIZ. ]. GAYAR,
apr5:H4tul Referee
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Te CLOSE ont our stock Of Tsuptns, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. 1el KING ST., AND BASEL ST. BAZAAR
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TIE srEonLsATTEsr1oN OF 3 LADIES Is
invited to a lot OF entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices, by Nine. Luzier, Paris
Ian dressmaker, King street, one door above
wentworth street. Gall early as the supply is
limited.
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FATAL AoCrpRNr.-In Columbia, on Sunday
afternoon, Ar. Carl Sachs, a German, employed
BY Mr.. John C. seegers, as beer brewer. while at
tempting to catch the horse that worked the
pump at 1he brewery, met.witn q fatal kick in the
abdomen,
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CRoouET CRoouEr! !! CRoouEr t1!-Im.
mense reduction In price I The largest Fled
Croquet at -. =, y.
HAsE1 STREET BAzAla AND No. 1871 Kfsa d.
marc
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STEALING GERANIuNs.-Jamas Gaillard, q
colored youth, was discovered at SAX O'Clock yes
terday morning by policeman, making his gay
homeward with i've pots Of geraniums IN his
arms. He was arrested On suspicioa, and while
In custody confessed that he had stolen them frcm
DE, Pelaer'sprsmises In 81. Philip street. The cul-
4plie was broasht before Vie Mayor, who sent him
to the Hopse Of Correction for twenty days pndG
the yagrant law. :.
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A NEW DRAMATIC CLuB.-A number of
young Garmanso OF this city have recently formed
q Thalia Club, the ohiects0ts which Is the cultiVa'
ton OF the German language and manners In
CharEssssn, and to gtns theatrical entertainments
c6ncer:s, DO, for the diversion Of the members
and their friends, as well as the German pubic
generally. The following gentlemen are the
officers Of the club: B. Bote, director; b. Kloss,
vtce-director and J. q. g. 0etgen, secretary and
treasurer.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., 81
IS, 70 10 ,nd 81 20 per Thousand, according to
stft, ct TaHNEws+5obOn once.
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SURVIVORS AsseuArreS.-The nth. annual
meeting OF this association will be held to-day at
l O'Clock, OF the Charleston Library Building,
when the qf1cers for the ensuing yea will be
elected. "a supper yin 9be>sServet asSha Hlber.
nian Han at s'o,cloet ifthe e~ve1lhgffor which
s,cyets can he obtained from the committee.
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oh, YES! Oh, YES! Oh, YES!

It becomes my pleasant duty to inform my friends
and patrons, that the time has again arrived Tor
them 10 commence cleaning and repairing their
Household Furniture, Mattresses and Beds, eads.
Try 8 remedy that never fails; send for the Doctor
who keeps the F .rniture lnnrmary at No. 81
Queen street. Having greatly enlarged my
Invalid Furniture Hospital l am now preparedSc
treat patientstn that line more successfully and
satisfactorily than ever. 'ACome one, come ALL
I. John L. ~LUNSF0RD, No. 81 Queen St..
Opposite Hsrrtsson'6 Paint and Oh Store.
mari
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TEE FATAL .Cuf.-Diana Washington was
arraigued yesterday morning before Trial Justice
Brennan, charged with giving a cup Of sin, mixed
with strychnlne to Nick Psugh, on Monday eve.
ming, from the effects Of which the latter now
lies dangerously Ill. The trial Justice committed
Diana to await the result Of the fatal cup.
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THE UNITED STATES CevHT.-The Circuit
Court was opened alto O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing, hon. Hugh, L. Bond, circuit judge, and
Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, district Judge, presiding.
August L~schenmeyer, OF New, York, vs. ". B.
Heriot & Co.. Verdict for the plaintiff for $4954 IS,
with interest at Tper cent.
Herbert A. Lee, Of New York, vs. n. Moses, OF
South Carolina. Assumpsit. Verdict. Tor the
plaintiff for $s21 % with interest.
George P. Bradford, Of New York, vs.. s. T.
Burch:a Assumpsfs. Verdict FOR the plsintir for
$3.50 81.
The demurrer In the case Of Boyle VI. CLIFFORD
was sustained, and the sptalnstf allowed to
amend his declaration upon payment of costs;
the case to be, puson the ISSUE docket and tried
this term.
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THE STATE INTERCHANGEABLE,
Annu.lsMsetihs-second Day.. ;

MORNING SESSION.
The president called the association to ordel
at 10 A. n, twenty-three members being present
Minutes OF last meeting read and confirmed.
The president introduced as visiting members
DR.. q. O. Jones, Of Richmond anu Dr.. FaiKs. :;
Applications for membership from Drs. 7. B
Legare, ]. Simpson andC. B. autto we're pre-
scented, and upon ballot each were elected.
The election for place Of next meeting being
next in ordsr, Columbia, s. c., was chosen.
/ DR.. Wfusler offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Resolued. That this association hold its mex,
meeting one week before the Southern States
Dental Association.
The election Of on1cers being next In order, the
following were elected to serve the ensuing year
| DIR. ". G. Wardlaw, president; Dr.. 7. +. Moore,
first yice.prestdent; Dr.. B. A. Muckenfuss, second
vice. mr. esident; Dr.. T. F. ohupeIn, corresponding
secretary; DR.. o. J. Bend. recording secretary
Or. ". q. Brown, treasurer. On motion Of Dr..
Rodrisues, the president appointed DR.. Q. Q. Pat
rick assistant recording secretary.
Or. ]. B. Patrick exhibited a case OF dental In.
| struments that were in use fifty years ago, also
some curious specimens OF artificial teeth mah9-
featured by the French many yearsago.
DR.. Patrick laid before the association some
pssholoaical specimens which gave rise to an ex.
csiians and highly interesting lecture by Professor
George 7. Barker on the "Atrophy and Hyper.
trophy OF the Roots Of Teeth" for which he re-
ceived a vote OF thanks from the association.
On motion of DR.. Chupein, Professor Barker
Was unanimously elected an honorary member OF
the association.
On motion, the association adjourned to meet
at 8 P. II.
By request, Professor Barker held a very inter
es.ing clinic In the afternoon.
EVENING SESSION.
The president called the association to order OF
8 P. M.-tSenty- five active and fifteen visiting
members present.
Professor Barker presented some specimens OF
scalcine ed pulp"
After q short recess 20 allow time for the
committee of arrangements to report, the COM
m1stee reported that the steamer Emile had been
char,ed ~fdfiTnursdSs next andthAt al, arrange.
ments hid been completed TO entertain the
Southern Dental Association on that day.
DR.. W. q. atkinson, oG;New .Yorx. deliverede
very entertaining address upon the treatment OF
"Necresed Bonerb BY use Of sulphurlc acid, which
occupied the association until a late hour, IN
order to facilitate business and make room for
the Southern Dental Association.
The association then adjourned, TO meet at half
past son "wednesday morning.
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BusrsEss ENvHLopEs.-THr NEWS JOB Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at,$4 Per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business NAN should have bis card printed on
his envelopes.
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sCRuMBs.-The annual celebration soiree OF
the Charleston Rinemen Club win take place this
evening at the South Carolina Hall
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The CEERAw LYcEUM LECrUREs.-The Che
raw Democrat, of the 9Th instant, announces that
The Hon. John E. Carew, our esteemed Fellow
citizen Of Charleston, viii deliver the 4 month
Iyecsare before the Gheraw Lyceun on the eve
ming OF Thursday, April Is.
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CsoouET.-This pleasant, exciting and emil
rently beautiful exerciss has lately become quite
pepular with the ladies hereaboo:s. The delight
fc,, breezy spring weather, and the garden lawns
with their fresh and fragrant carpet Of green,
supply just tho time aud place needed to give zest
to the sport. And for the implements OF the
game, in the greatest variety, and at the lowest
prices, we commend our young friends to the
Hasel street Bazaar, where the supply Of every.
thing needed on the croquet " has been'made
8 specially.
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HEclTY.R EGrsrsAR's.RHPeRr for the week
ending April 8 shows a total Of % deashs1 Of
whom 8 we're whites and II. colored persons.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES THIS AFTER
NooN.-The Rev. George A. Peitz, who has been
lecturing In our sister cities OF Richmond, Balti-
more, &C., Ia the interest Of Sunday schools, Is
now in our city, and will deliver an address this
afternoon, at halt.past4 O'Clock in the Citadel
Squsre Baptist Church. We hsVe had most fay.
orable statements Of Mr.. P.'s lectures, and have
good authority for assuring qualification to all
who may hearhim. We are requested to say that
q representation Of the Sunday schools OF all de.
nominations Is desired.
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kafS saFEDsNBoRQAN LsUfrRE, The sec.
ond Of the series, will be given at the Unitarian
Church. at 8 O'Clock to night, by the Rev. Edward
payson Watson. See advertisement.
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4 PbsrorrrCs ghoor.9fhe cirealar orttes,
lie the eye OF Pol5phemus. With which the, old
c~ss;nathcsse ssaecuasomsd tosiook speBEoad
street, Is 30 be- nned up In the course Of the pres
emit repairs, and the question OF what sso DO
put In .its'' will occur to many. The question has
ALREADY been solved, and Mr.. Hoyt says that, II
possible, sneat c,eck vail dissoss Of the vacuum.
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N A N.

lust received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC
TORY, No. $40 King street, near Society street, q
large and complete assortment OF Leaf, Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO. Cigarettes, snua Pipes,
&c. Havana aud Domestic Cigars 4mporteo aug
manufsotured by WI. SCHRODER, who respect.
fully invites the attention OF chewers and smokers,
and traders, wholesale and retail, to q STOCK lnuy
comprising every variety OF quality and prices,
rom the cheapestto che highest grade, Whtch Is
otered at the lowest CASH rates. All orders from
the country will receive prompt attention and
shipped O. q. D., or a. thirty days CITY accept
snces. dec1a-sMos
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -Stersoeeopic views
OF oharieston and g,clnitssa King street,
orat the Haaelsrsst Bazaar. sne7sa
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Auction sales This Duy.

Lanrey & Alexander will sell at II o'clock
on Browns wharf, corn.
Ieitoh & Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. 4
Coming street, furniture
Niles. Drake viii sell az 10 O'Clock, at his store
clothing, dry goods, DC.
\. 4. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store;
boots and shoes
william Mckay WI: sell at-1e: O'clock, at his
store, farniture, DC.
R. n. Marshall Il Brother will sell athalf.past 10
O'Clock, AZ their once, horses, mulos. &c.
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ArscosF Ar cosFfAIzfgssizeG dromns.
HlsnI sfasEf BfsIAK.'
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afHE FRENCH oNsuLArRsAsfnc the transfer
OF Nd Bellaigue to the french Consulate In New
YorSttaounsuasst1sa1s cHSehssbeen. placed
In charge Of II. Dc sioours, toTh5m al eof1uru-
.nications on the business Of the consulate should
a.
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81 .~N0TaI40ass&

MArrs' Nfraoszs1zzD surEapHosPEirrof
LINE, composed Of bones, phosphate guano, CON
centrated ammeniacal animal mattetand sulphu.
nc acid. Nasman d Howell are the asents for
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CLUES AND SrARs.-Two men reported Tor
obstructing the passageWay at the Northeastern
Railroad depot, and refusing to move When told
to do so by the police, were discharged upon e1-
animation
Susan Berry, lodged on the charge OF stealing
a gold ring and some underclothing from MI.
Michael Hanley, Is held for examination.
lack Byason, arressed on the chargssof house
beeaking and larceny, was found gully aud sens
to jail for thirty Days.
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A COMEDIAN ESSAYS TRAoEDY.-A telo.
gram from Indianapolis, Indiana, OF the 9TH inst,
says Harry MCCARTHY, late proprietor Of Nc
lsrthy's MInstrsrs, and well known In ehsrlsO.
ton, shot q man named John @. Waters, the
deputy city clerk, on the morning Of thst dag.
Tne tro men lsed In adjoining houses, and the
trouble originated by Waters building a fence be-
tween the premises. 1t is said Mccarthy was
under the influence Of lquor at the time q. the
shooting. he called Waters oot Of his house at
g O'Clock In the morning, and they had some
pArsa words, when they ,olincaed and fell, NC
Hoxthy under. Waters punished hm severely,
add when Mccarthy signined that he was salts
He'd, Waters got up smd STATED for bis home,
when Mccarthy 'ared W shots as him, one
taking eject In lis shoulder. The voun 81, how.
essr. is bg no means dangerous. Mccarthy was
Arrested and lodged in the station house.
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TIE JUVENILE CoNcERr.-A large number
of persons assembled at the Hibernian Hall last
evening to hear the musical performancesof Mr..
Kemmerer and his numerous class, and all pres.
emit thoi oughly enjoyed the entertainment AFFORD.
ed them. On the stage-wss the school,, composed
OF a young army OF little boys and girls, and the
master, the latter In the trout, and the pupils
seated In rows according to size, the smaller ones
In front, all neatly dressed, and che feminine por.
ton radiant with all the colors OF the rainbow.
At the waving Of the masters wand, a hundred
voices broke the silsuce,. keeping excellent
time, and all singing with perfect confidence and
hearty good. will. Theyswere az provided with
little books, and the programme waa sung in
order; ana apparently WITH much relish by the
jsvsnils vocsltsts:ss, Several, pieces. wste loudly
applsud.d;- Ind thaerees ptoapeet by arty little
o~nesssaspaHg .gef ,iof .Joe"s Ian bestar be feb
thar-desstfssas The saueetf Wss altogether a
successiaa nd did credit to. the tssoher and bis
pupllS. 40 ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-12

FELLOWSHIP SocrErY.-ThIs old society, that
bestowed 30 much charity In former days, is fast
regainins Its ancient vlgar underline guidance OF
Its excellent president, .as Hon. Ohss. H.. Simon
ton, and his aids, Colonel Henry Buist, Major
Murrell and the Rev. Dr.. Honour. Apart from
the society, b social club hos been formed from
among the members. which meets every Wednes'
day evening. The admission fee is small, and
the. presideat, MI. Wm.-L- Dasget, will dispense
with a liberal hand the charity fund as icaccumu'
lates. The nrst regular meeting OF the society
takes place this evening at Masonic Hall.