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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-05

NEW SOUTH CAROLINA BoSDs.-The New
York Herald of Thursday, In iss reEort OF the
stock market, says:
The Southern list was quiet and rather
firmer for most of the leading bonds, especial
ly the South Carolinas, the new bonds touch
ing thirty. The attention Of holders OF South
Carolina bonds is directed to an advertisement
elsewhere, asking their sanction OF move
meut to petition the State for reiunding Of
the bonds into consol bearing interest at the
rate Of six per cent.
The advertisement referred to by the Her.
aid reads as follows: g
Notice to Holders of South Carolina Bonds
A number Of the holders of South Caroline
(new) bonds have drawn up apetltion to the
Legislature of that State, asking them 10
anlhorlze by law the funding ailu consolidation
of the various bonds of that State iuto q reg
istered stock, with interest payable quarterly
at the rate of six per cent. per annum; rue
petition sets forth that the present holders OF
the bonds are willing to exchange the oonaS
now held BY them for the new registered
stock asked for, provided that provision shall
be made for permanent tax sufficient 20 pay
the interest thereon, and create sinking
fund: and also provided that the debt Oh lne
State shall not be further Increased except by
a vote in favor thereof OF majority Of the
legal voters of the State. Signatures can be
made to this petition at the Office OF van
Schaick d Co., Is Broad street.
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By HUTSON LEE,
Auctionee.

AUCLIQu66Is
VALUABLE PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR
SALE.
win be cole, at the east end or Bro5d street; on
THURSDAY, ed OF February, 1872, at IL O'Clock
Tne entire PROPERTY OF the Farmers FertilL
zer Company Of South Carolina, conHtsti1g or:
Attract OF LAND, half mile; from the City Of
Charleston, containing thirty five tS6 acres upon
which have recently been erected IN most
thorough and workmanlike manner,
One FRAME MILL, stories high. 4sxso feet. -
One Brick Engne.Boiler House, 25xto feet, with
BRICK chimney. '
Four Brick Kilns, for drying Phosphate Rock.
and two Wh8rveS.
The Machinery, which has been most care
fully constructed, consists q;
One 80.horse power ENGINE, complete.
Four pair OF stones.
one Poole Hunt Patent Mixer. q
Shctting, Elevators, Beliing, DC, &c.
Located on the Ashley River, where the rlohest
Phosphate Deposits are found, In immediate prox.
unity to the City Of Charleston, with sufficient
largest vessels entering this Aarbor connected by
the south Carolina aud Northeastern Railroads,
which pass through the premises, with the entire
south and West, built expressly for Phosphate
sans e
any psrty desiring TO embark In this lucrative
Terms. Of sale-onefourth ttI cash; balance tn
| Cs) three equal payments, at, 8 and 9 months,
secured by bond Of the purchaser, bearing the{.
est at the rate Of per cent. per annum, and
sured ana policies assigned. Purchaser 70 pay
auctioneer for all necessary papers and stamps.
The Property can be inspected by parties desir.
Ing to purchase at any time prior 70 the sale. *,
jan3l.wfmstuwth3 s-..' !,
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The EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS board
of examiners for Charleston County, consist,
ing of Messrs. E. Montague Grimke, superin-
tendsnt. and Henry P. Archer and T. R. Doty,
principals OF the st. Philip street and Morris
street Schools, held their regular monthly
meeting on Saturday morning. Ilat the Normal
School In St. Philip street. A number OF ap.
plicanls for positions as teachers in the public
schools, county and city, attended, and sub
mitted their capabilities to the test'-o writ
ten examination. A card with the question
to be propounded is given TO the applicants,
who write down the answers and affix Ger.
tain number, instead Of signing their names.
The board have thus to decide between No. {
and No. 8, &C., and know no one In the mat
ter. The cards are now under consideration,
and the numbers to which positions have
been awarded will be found posted on the
gate of the Normal School on Tuesday morn
inp.
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEETIEGs.-The Repub-
llcan chairman of the several wards of the
city are called upon by the chairman of tha
city central executive committee, In this
mornings News, TO- cause meetings In their
several wards to be held at halt-past seven
o'clock, next Thursday evening, at the usual
places. These ward meetings are held for the
purpose of electlng six delegates from each
ward to meet In convention at the Military
Hall. on the 18th instant, for the. purpose of
electipg eighteen delegates to the State Re
publican Convention to be held In Columbia
The State Convention is called to elect twelve
delegates to the National Convention, which
will nominate the Republican candidates for
the Presidency and vlce-Presidency In the
next Presidential campaign.
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@ CITY TAX NOTICE.-OFFICE
OF oITY APPRAISER, CITY HALL, CHARLES
TON, 8. O., FEBRUARY s. 1s72.-Notlce is
hereby given to al concerned thas Returns
| for all Real and Pc sonal Property within tse
limits OF the City Of Charleston shall be made
and delivered at this ofice on or before the 2lst
of February, Instant for the year 1872, verified
by the oath Of the person whose duty 1t ls 30 to
return said property, as princlpal agent, trustee
or otherwise.
By Act OF the Legislature, passed March J., 1870,
1t is made the duty Of the City Appraiser to add
Fifty Per Cent and One Dollar as penalty for
failure or neglect to mike returns OF property
within the time prescribed.
The following must be returned for taxation as
Personal Property, VIZ:
Horses and Mules, Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver watches.
Gold and Silver Pl6te.
Plano Forses, Melodeons and Cabinet Organs.
Carriages, Wagons, Drays, Carts and other
| vehicles.
Dogs. 80
Average value of Goods, Merchandise or other
| commodities pertaining to any business as Ner'
| chant, Agent, or otherwise, between the 1st oi
January, 1871, and 1st January, 1872. ~
Average value Of all materials used, or provided
for use, as Manufacturer, or otherwise, between
1st January, 1871, and 1st January. 1872.
Value Of all Machinery, Engines, Tools. Fix
lures and implements used, or provided, and Of
all manufactured articles on hand on January
| 1st 1872. .'sI3
Value Of all Mo1eys--incluiing bank bills and
circulating notes on hand or deposit.
Value Of all Credits over legal Indebtedness.
Value Of all investments In the bonds or STOCKS
OF any fnmpanY. corporation, OF person. llnclud.
In. oi,y OF Charleston st6cS,I IN or out OF Inia
CITY, except National Banks ous OF the City, and
OF the gross receipts OF Insurance Agencies, In
money aud notes, between the frat day OF Janu'
ary, 1871, and first day OF January, 1872.
Value Of all other Personal Property, including
household furniture.
All persons who shall pay their taxes In one IN.
stalment, on or before the 1st MARCH, 1872 shall
be allowed reduction OF Fivs Per Cent. on the
| amount o. the same.
W. Il. EaSTERsY,
feh5.mgfs City Appraiser.
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Notifies in Bankruptrp.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CaROLINA.-ln the matter Of CHARLES HYMAN,
RanErnnt. in Bankruptcy.-A Warrant in Bank
rmntcv has besn Issued by said court against the
Estats Of CHARLES HYMAN, Of the County Of
" nutrict CHARLES HYMAN has been duly ad.
Judged Bankrupt upon petition Of his creditors;
and The naynept OF any debts and the delivery OF
snV V nroaerty Selopcing to said Bankrupt, to him
or I 10 his uss and the transfer Of any property BY
him are forbidden by law. A meeting OF the
Creditors Of the said Bankrupt 70 prove their s
Estate will he held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, to
be holden Ia at Charleston, In said District, on the
nfth day OF February, a. D. 1872, at II O'CLOCK
A. NJ. at the office Of J. &. CARPENTER, lNo: 12
road street,) one Of the Registrars 10 BanErnptcy
OF said Court. Z. +. JUHAoON,
ian22feb5 o. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
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BUSINESS TIOES.

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. Building without
good lumber is an expensive amusement In
which few people of sense care to Indulge. II
ia, therefore, most important to builders, and
the public generally, to know that Mr. A. T
Curtis, (auccessor to E. N. Brodie, Is to be
found at the west end of Broad street, con
stantly receiving and with a general assort
ment on hand of Edlsto river timber and lum'
Der, In RATS. Mr.. Curtis is also agent for the
mllIa, and is prepared to furnish yellow pine
lumber and timber, cut to order.
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Hotel Arrivals-February and 4.
PAVILION HOTEL.

- :. PAVlLlON .dOICL'
P. Ismall, A. E. Polack, Cincinnati; D. W,
Logan, Augusta; j. F. Warren, summerville
J. c. DeVeaux, DEVILS Ranch, South Carolina
E. v. Steedman, Lexington; ]. Nix and wife
New York; Miss Mary Nowns; B. Williams, R
Eatomen, VIM. J. Ball, Cooper River; DR.. j.
Murray, Goose Creek; R. D. Brun, North Caro-,
lima; J. G. Hemmlng, W. D. Ferris, Florida
David White, New York; C. W. Fox, New Jer
s,y; P. c. Lewis, Savannah.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
C. Gurrero, G. Danbury, Florida; ]. B. Far
lev, New York; E. A. Parker, Connecticut; A
l.. Anderson, Delaware; d. Beattle, Green
vile; J. P. cambridge, Richmond; G. F. Shoe
ner and wife, Philadelphia; J. A. Walker
North Carolina; h. a. Blease, Newberryi R. R
Hemphill, Abbevills; ]. Gebert, South Carroll
ma; W. q. TraYer, South Carolina; P. Akin,
New York; j. B. Pickett, P. G. .Rlgghama,
Boston; Miss Il. E. Mosser, j. v: Mosser, J. <
Mosser, d. Lsb, Pennsylvania; L. S. Ticknor
Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Starkweasher
Chicago; H. B. Adsit, New York; D. Dsssan, a
vitsburg, Savannah; P. E O'Brycn, New York
W. Little, New Hampshire; q. NJ. Green, Mas
sachusetts; ]. q. Boynton, New York; L. q
Blunt, Connecticut; D. q. Wilcox, J. Finney
Brunswick; D. NJ. Cobb, P. P. c. Company; V
G. Hill and wife, ]. W. Hill, q. E. Wright
Williamsburg; H. Holden, W. N. Motley. New
York; E. W. Platt, city; L. Edgerton, Jr., G
Wilson, wife, child and nurse, New York; T
H. Hoadley, Connecticut; Mrs. W. Z. Kitchen
New YORK; NJ. o. B. Clough, Baltimore; G. d
Davis, vile and child, Boston; John J. Black
Mrs. Black, Delaware; A. N. Latham, soutf
Carolina; B. o. Miller, Augusta; J.. P. Berry
New Jersey; c. S. Ray, South Carolina.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. L. Wilson, Philadelphia; 8. Rosenfeld
Kentucky; Q. A. Gilmore, New York; ]. NJ
Alston, Alabama; Ralph P. Elliott New York
]. G. Patton, Pennsylvania; j. G. Rhines, Mas
sachusetts; NJ. H. Laning, E. W. Hale, Penn
sylyania; J. W. Aiken, Kentucky; 7. Il. Cros
by, Virginia; Il. j. Barley, P. R. Cazraux, New
York; Il. A. Tupper, Georgia; G. A. Ross, New
Jersey; s. D. Law, 8. P. Reede, New York; w
W. Coiqultt, Savannah; John 7. Murphy ant
wife, St. Louis; J. McCole, New Jersey; EdW
Stairs, W. J. Stairs, Halifax; W. W. Sawyer
Kentucky; Geo. Glddens and wife, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ryan and two boys, Mrs. Linden, Mrs
wyndham, Mr.. Bruce, Mr.. Burnett, Mr. Val
Orden, Prof. Selle, q. B. Fleming, Wyndhan
Comedy Company.
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TAKING TIE VEn.-In Savannah on Friday
last four young ladies were received Into the
order of the Sisters Of Mercy. The names OF
the postulants were as follows: Miss Anne
Broderlck, OF Augusta, Georgia, who receives
In religion the name Of Sister Mary A:phon-
sus. Miss Ellen Kennedy, of Savannah, now
Sister Mary Magdalen. Miss Agnes Mcmahon,
of Savannah, now Sister Mary Rose. Miss
Agnes Brown, of Savannah, now Sister Mary
Paul
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A NufFoR THE, GRAND JURY TO CRACK
The inquest over the body Of Joseph Bedon'
the colored man under Indictment for rape,
who died suddenly few days ago 10 the hos
pltal room of the Jail, was conclnded Saturday
morning, having been postponed Tor tne pur-
pose of obtaining the testimony OF the attend
ing physician Of the jail. The jury found that
he came to this death from the effects OF
scrofulous abscess, caused by the want OF
necessary clothing, bedding and blankets.
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@- CITADEL SQUARE BAPTl

@ CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST
CHURCH.-The present week will b, observed by
this Church as q SEASON OF PRAYER in behalf
Of Missions.
A Meeting for Prayer for the Spread Of the Cos.
pei will be held In the Lecture Room OF this
Church every evening, Except Saturday. c,nl.
mencng at halfpast O'Clock. The Rev. B..
HARTwELb, q Missionary to China, lately from
thence, and about to return there again, will be
present, and will give some interesting informa.
tIon with respect to Ms.io:s Ia thlt great EN-.
pire. feb6-5
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feb5.m% Y B

@- BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC LAND.-The Board Of Commissioners OF
Public Land will, at Its next meeting, to be held
on WEDNESDAY, February 7, 1872, receive Con.
tracts for supplying the various Institutions under
their charge with WOOD, Oak and Pine, until the
lst day Of May, 1871. Parties applying for the
Contract, will hand In the same on or before that
day. BY order OF the Board.
I'M. F. DEREEF,
fahaqmwa Secretary B. @. P. L.
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Low FRE1eHrs-The Beaufort Republican
SAWS that Superintendent Mlllett, of the Port
Royal Road, has just completed freight ar
rsngement with Mr.. Gadsden, OF the Charles
ton aud Savannah Railroad, which materially
reduces the freight tariff between Beaufort
and The Cities of Charleston and Savannah.
The Pilot Boy. proposes also to carry frelsnIs
for all points on the Port Royal Railroad from
either of the two. cities at prices mucn oeiow
those now charged by the Charleston and Sc
vannah Railroad.
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dIL FOB TEN Saturday morning, q
oolored man and woman, Samuel Drsyton and
Abby Jenkins, quarrelledl in q house In Elliott
street as to the proprietorship Of ten cents,
and the dispute ended In the woman's being
kicked down stairs. While this process was
going on, the victim cried out fire murder
&C., and the vlgilant Clubs and Stars imme-
diatsly rushed in and arrested both performers.
They were brought before the Mayor, where
she paid up fine of one dollar, and ne went
to the House Of Correction for FIVE days.
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Meetings This Day.

Charleston Gaslight Company, at IL @.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at IL ii.
Solomon's Lodge, at Z P. NJ.
st. Jossph's Latin Society, att 2. III. :.
Young Mems Christian Association, OF half
past P. N.
Lotholders of Scanlanville, at P. NJ.
Mechanics Union, No. i, at P. n.
New England Society, at P. NJ.
Palmetto Eucampment, at P. NJ.
Charleston Riflemen, at half-past P. II.
Chamber of Commerce, at 2 P. N.
Washington Light Infantry Rifle Club, at
Pm.
pe,metto Fire Company. at 7P. II.
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ELUBs AND srARs-Saturday morning was
a dull day with the city judiciary. One man,
who preferred the Guardhouse to his hotel,
was fined one dollar, after spending night in
the Lower Guardhouss. Not prisoner vas
sent down from the Upper.
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4MUSEMENTS.
The Thomas Concerts.

The Thomas matinee on Saturday afternoon
was very successful. Miss Krebs only ap-
reared once, but she; played MeRdelsshon's
Capriccio IN B minor In brilliant style. The
chorus and march from Wagners Lohengra
was delivered with tremendous effect, ana
the rendering OF Schumaun's Tfaumeres en-
cored) and Weber's Invitation la danSe was
inimitable.
At night the Academy was we'll filed. The
more noteworthy of the numbers were the
scherz5 from Mendelssohn's Reformation
Symphony" and Beethoren's overture to LEO
more. The last-named, from an artistic stand
point, was the triumph of the concert.
The Thomas Company give their hrst con-
cert In Savannah tonight.
The Fourth Annual Grand Masquerade
81 of the Germania Bund
takes place this evening In the spacious con-
cert room OF the Academy OF Music The prep
arations are extensive, and the committee
seem determined to leave no device untried
to insure the amusement and pleasure of their
guests. The masquerades, OF the Germania
have always been In the highest degree sue.
cessful, and. the present one promises to ex-
ceed if possible those Of the three preceding
years. Those desiring tickets should consult
the advertisement. -,
The Wyndhnm Company.
''Caste" will be brought out at the Academy
tonight, according to the authors version, as
it is played in England, and not Ia the mutila-
ted form in which we have heretofore seen 1t
in Charleston. If the Wyndham Company
but half falhls the good things that have been
said OF its finished acting elsewhere, an ex.
ce:lent evenings entertainment will be al
forded.
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GRAND LARcENY.-Jaco Robinson, color
cd man was arrested Saturday morning by
the detectives on suspicion Of his having
stolen sevepty-ave dollars in money from the
residence of Mr.. August seeberger, in Market
street. The prisoner is held for examination.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY for ladiea,
misses, gents and boys. Special attention Is
called tu a small lot Of mems extra heavy
French and English Socks at25 cents per pair.
Children's white Merino Hose and Socks, all
sizes, at A. R. stIllman's Dry Goods House,
No. 2S1 King street. :. -.
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KID GLovEs.-Kld Gloves, Of superior quail
ty, at A. R. stilman's Dry Goods House, No.
28l King street. White Kid Gloves at 81 per
pair; colored Kid Gloves at 81 per pair; black
Kid Gloves at 81 per pail!
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MONTHLY UNION FOR PRAYER.-The public
are cordially invited to this meeting OF all de-
nominations this (Monday) afternoon at foul
O'Clock, at Trinity Church, Hasel street. Sub
ject: "The Benefits of Christian Unlon," John
II, q. Rev. W. b. Adams is expected to pre-
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT TO A CHARLEsToNIAN.--

FEARFUL ACCIDENT TO CHARLEsToN1AN.-
The Augusta Chronicle says:
Yesterday morning 9 very. serious If not
fatal accident occurred on the South Carolina
Railroad. An engine had backed down to the
bridge across the river, and Mr.. VIM. Forbes,
couple car belonging to the Georgia Rail-
road. There seems To- have been some pecu-
liarity in the bumpers of the cars of that CON-
pany whicn he did not understand, and he was
crushed between the engine and the car. he
was at once taken to the city hospital, where
the best medical assistance was promptly
rendered. The injuries sustained are OF q
yery serious nature, and 1t is feared that they
may prove fatal. Mr. Forbes Is young man,
and resident of the City of Charleston.
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,.ByJ. FRASER. MATHEWES.

TSTATE SALE OF MACHINERY,
IL Castings Patterns, Engines, Tools, Agncpl.
turM Implements, once Furniture, DO, OF the
Nv VIII be be soli on TR{1n,pl1 usursgnu.sy,ss
late W. .. Henerey, Meeting street, one door south
oFFiCE iFsGaN1rURE, tunnnished s.io: SO Ep-
CINE, Unfinished e-horee Engine, lot OF Castings,
Pulleys;9 Corn Mills. .Herse Powers Car, Wheelb,
Gratings, &C.: lot Wrought Iron Tubes, Bar Iron,
Boiler Iron, Plated Steel; Milsioaes, Cart, Dray,
Boiler Punching Machine, 20 and l6,inch Lathe,
Force Pump, Planning Machine, Cast Iron and Steel
Sweeps and rPloug1s, Bolts, Nuts, Riyets and
Spikes, Mil Saws, Enpineers' and Btacksmiths'
Tools, Turned Shatltngs, Brackets audG dGo1plngs.
Wrought Iron! Pipes, with. 'elboWs MINING AA-
chine, right and IefE Hand Screws; cohnecttng
Reds, Iron ;Fiasks aand Weights, Ladies'. Chains,
Selves and Shoves for Foundry, Fire Brtcks; lea.
ther Belfing; 81 aas COckA CrucfbleB,h hAnsi!E EHe.
ton Metal Wire, sashes,; sandpaper, Dray ,HAt-
ness Plough stocks, Rice Plante' and Seed soH.
efs, one Black's Gang Plough, one secondhand
sohorse Engine, Tyler's make, not complete cans a
Copal Varntsh, Asphsltum, &c. .ig
. Machine for covering rollers to MCCARTHY Ginb.
Large lot Of Wood and Iron Patterns; as used IN
q flrst-class Foundry. ~ - 80! - 50
Terms cash. -. = Jau24-wmthmth6.
nS The Republican, Savannah, and the Chronr
icIe Sentinel, Augusta, Georgia, VIII publish. the
above every third day.. three times IN all, and
aend bills TO Courier ONCE. e sol, - -,
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PARLoR PAVILION ExHIBIrIoE.-Mi Rosina
). Richardson, the American glantess, weight
eight hundred aud fifteen pounds, and the
great Scottish kpife-thrower, in his daring i'm
palement feat, and the talking pig Dexter, the
best trained and educated animal Of the nine
teenth century, to be seen day and evening IN
Meeting, between Market and Cumberland
streets jan30-6S
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HARBoR IMPRovEMENTs.-A special meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce is called for TWO
O'Clock P. NJ, to-day, to consider the report OF
the committee on the subject of bar and har-
borimprovements. The matter Is one of grave
Importance and an interesting meeting is ex-
nected
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GENTS BLACK AND CoLoRED KID GLOVES at
81 so per pair. Ladies' and gents Buck
Gloves and Gaunlleis; best quality ladies'
black aud colored Flesced Silk Gloves; Cassl-
mere and Fleeced Llsle Gloves for ladies,
misses, gents and boys, IA. R. stillman's,
| No. 28l King street.
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THE CouRTs.-No business was done in the
United States Court on Saturday.
The Court of General Sessions Will be open
ed this morning for the February term, blythe
Hon. R, F. Graham.
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@- ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK. February !, 1872.
The Coupons and registered Interest DIE Feb.
ruary 10, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight Per
Cent Is p. c.) Gold Bonds tE. d. and the Eight
Per Cent. (s p. c.) Gold First Mortgage Sinking
Fund Laud Grant Bonds ~. d. Of the St. Joseph
and Denver City Railroad Company will be paid
at the ofice of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company Of the City OF New York, upon presenta-
tion and demand on and after that date, Free OF
Tax. FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
ASST Treasurer, ~
feb5-12 st. J. & D. C. r. R- Co.
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THE BRuDERL1cHE BUND.-The bill to incor'
porate the Deutscher Bruderliche Bund, now
before the Legislature, nsmes D. Werner, j.
q. Linsebrink, J. c. q. Claussen, A. Nimitz, d.
Heesemann and C. G. Dpcker as corporators,
and gives the bund all the customary priVi-
leges of incorporated societies. GlEg5-t
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ANY PERSON In The upper part of the city
wishing their letters delivered to them from
the postotflce, will please leave their name
and residence at the Uptown News Depot,
King street, opposite Radcliffe. febl-6s