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make noise. They are warranted to be as
perfectly level at the end of five years as when
first made, and to stand the test of one thou
sand pounds weight for ten daye. No under
bed OF any kind is ever needed, and being IN
many cases perfect sleeping appliance, with
the addition of blanket, thinner mattress
than can be used under any other circumstan-
ces is sufficient. On this account and by rea-
son of their extreme durability 1t is claimed
that they are the cheapest bed In market. Be-
ing made only of metal and wood, no lmpurity
or odor can gather on or about them, while
the single thin mattress is easily handled on
them and aired. The agency Of this new and
valuable household institution Is at Sllcoxs
Furniture Warerooms, corner King and Cliff
ford streets, where the mattresses can be in
spected.
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THE LATE f. j. PORCHER.

The following action was taken by the
board of control of the Confederate Widows
Home, at its last meeting:
from This life Mr. Francis J. Porcher, men,
ber Of the executive committee of the Genlle-
mems Auxiliary Association of the Conlede-
rate Widows Home, therefore,
ResoSued, That In this sudden and unexpect-
ed dispensalion of Divine Providence, this In
stitution mourns one Of Its earliest, most
honored and most active friends; one whose
practical interest and effort for Its welfare
never faltered, and upon whose wise counsels
it had learned confidently to rely.
ResoIued, That in common with our whole
community this board testiaes It's grief at q
loss so great and lasting, and tenders to the
bereaved family of our deceased colaborer
the assurance of an unfeigned and profound
sympathy. NJ. A. SNoWDEN,
President.
J. A. ADaER, Corresponding Secretary.
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For stylish and elegant Hat, at popular
prices, 20 to Plenge's, No. 20l King street.

ture trade have, for years, found it difficult to
recommend any bed which seemed to combine
all the advantages one desires in an article
put to such constant use as spring bed. But
the newly introduced Wire-woVen Mattress
seems at last to supply the want. 1t consists
of strong fabric, formed of nine thousand
feet of fine timed wire, coiled into perfect
springs, and all lnterlocked by an ingenious
process CT double weaving. When this pliaole
and elastic fabric is stretched on its proper
frame, the result is the most perfect sleeping
arrangement ever made. Among the special
advantages claimed for this mattress are lst
That they never lose their shape. %. Thai
they never need repair. Sd. That they neVeI
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s;ByR. M. MARsHAIL,& & BRO, !.
DosTPONED FRoK, A,FoRMERDATH
II = =. RRREREE,S SALE s.-..l... -.a.,s.I

nOSTPONRD FROK, ,AFORMERDATEE
REFEREE'S Sale. ..s.-..- = !:
Executors OF John II. TUCKER, deceased.
AGAINST the .Deyisers and ,Le1atees OF ]. ID,
TUOKER. - 2:
By. virtue Of decree made In this case, BIZ
the Honorable & r. Graham, Judge OF the Firit
CIrcult viii ofIer for sale at public Auction,
on TfiTRsDAY. February 2sth. a. d, 2l872, at nj
O'CLOCK In the forenoon, at lhe Old Poatondce at
the foot of Broad slreer, In Uharlest0n, s.
The following REAL ESTATE situate Id George
town County. belonging 70 the Estate OF the late
John a, Tucker. to Wit ,,tTsS...s
GLENMORE PLANTATION containing: t8O&
de- d of vhic6 60 acres srs on the west side Of the
river and having such buttinR and boundaries e
are shown in a .plst or the came made by q. q.
Stonev IN Qad February 1872: also an appurto.
nsnt "a tnis Pianfafion io8o azores. on the;eo q
aida nj peeiee River psisting OF Uncleared Tdo,
SWapap and Upland. . "a 4lss 80
HnT,f,Y GROVE PLANTATION. containing e1l,
ocrso of which ga aeres Ara IN roe leld 6M scroG
20 81 htnhionS = m ecres, cearedg hiuhland
n,,, s,,nb tn,tino ana honndsrea "A ara siio1I,
=, nsss ~ me aame msds bv EnG Stonay o5.
co. 90 rnSr,,o,v isSa. alan "a annnrtpnant "a thig
pIan,esion sres On the east side OF Peedoo-
piaas oono,,av;wo nT TInceaYed T1ds Svn mn snd
Kp,snd KiSer, Sons''e1ls VI -..S " -
p%n1Er. AVN oR RATES EHILI, PL ANTATION.
s,tneta On Peedee River, containing 2os6 acres.
scTss Ies SsV such SGn
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FARNHAM's TOOTH LozENGEs were exhibited
at the American Institute Fair, 1871. The fol-
lowing is the report of the judges:
'tNEw YORK, December 6, 1871.
ssTo the Board of Managers OF the American
Institute Industrial Exhibition:
"GENTLEMEN-Aftera full and impartial ex-
animation OF the article above described, the
undersigned judges make report that the
tooth lozenges are very pleasant, convenient
and effective dentrlhce, composed Of sub
stances which are perfectly harmless. G. F.
Chandler, 7. Eggeston, Jr., Judges, Profess
ors of Chemistry, Columbia College, New York
City," lepzV-o
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BY A. G. McGILLIVRAY,

MARY HAAS VS.. CLAUS w. HELMS.
Hl By virtue OF Decretal Order rendered bY
Judge Graham In this case the 3lst January, 1s72;
will offer for sale at Public Auction, before tho
Old Pestofice, Charleston. on TUESDAY, the 9th
OF February, 1872. at II O'Clock,
The following REAL ESTATE:
An undivided moiety or one.half OF that TRACT
OF LAND, being part OF the Bella Vista tract,
with the Buildings thereon, situate IN the Par1sh
OF St. James GoLsecreek, charleston Uounty, con.
tatnlug about sixty.two (6ol acres, more or less
Bounded north by lands or q. Voee, east and
southeast by land OF Charles W. Givens, known
as Bella Vista TRACT, and west by State Road from
Charleston to Columbia, separating It from tho
lands OF @. vose, known as the Oaks Plantation,
and more fully described In q plat drawn by W.
d. Millard, dated 10th April, 1856.
Ierms-One half cash; the balance payable IN
ons year from date OF purchase, secured by bond
Of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate or
seven per cent, payable semisnnually, and
mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser 70 pay FOR
papefs and stamps. Mp. O'CONN0R,
febl0-s3tu1 Special keleIee.
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DONATIONS TO THE WIDOWS HohE.-The
Board of Control of the Widows Home CRATE
fully acknowledge the receipt of the following
articles 10 the months of January aud Febru-
ary January, one barrel of potatoes, un.
known; wood from steamer Planter; one jar of
pickles; one ham; dried apples and hosshead
cheese, from Mrs. Randall Croft, of Greenville.
February, one barrel of potatoes, from Mr.. 7.
P. Smith; wood, from Mr.. R. Press Smith, OF
Bonneau's; one barrel of potatoes, from MI.
John Townsend; one ton of coal, from Mr..
Henry Card.
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CorroN THIEVES IN JAIL.-William d. Har-
rison and John Lee were brought before
trial Justice yesterday morning charged with
stealing bale of cotton from Accommodation
wharf on the night of the 18th instant oy
throwing 1t into the dock and towing 1t around
to South Bay, where 1t was found by tae po-
lice. The prisoners admitted the facts and
were committed to jail to await their trial for
grand larceny at the next term of The Court OF
General Sessions.
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By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

r OF OF LAND ON BROAD STREET.
IL On TUESDAY, 9th instant, at II O'Clock A.
NJ will be sela, near the Postofnce, -
The LOT OF LAND at the corner OF Broad, Lo-
gan and New streets. measuring 40 feet on Broad
street. northwest on New street l2l feet 4 inches,
southwest on Lot OF Mr.. Dunbar Paul So feet
southeast on Mr.. Lawless's Lot, from which It 10
40 feet to the south, on triangular piece, mea.
suI1ng 80 feet, to ths east, on Logan street. $50
feet as per plat OF Chas. Parker, Surveyor, drawn
June 20, 1858.
payable in one year, with interest," secured by
mortgage OF Lot. Purchaser 70 pay for paperA
and revenue stamps. feb20-tuthSmtub> -
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By W.. LElTCH &R. s. BRUNs,

Old STAND FOR A-.GaIST MILL:
" with Residence and Outbuildingp, norta.
west corner Cannon and. Coming streets, 80 3 = y
the Postof1ce at IL o'clDck, s::.al
That d. strab.c GRIsT Mil, STAND, with Two.
story Residence and 0utbuildings; situatsd &tihs
northwest corner Of Cannon and Coming Htre6t1.
Lot measures l76 feet mont on Coming By t0fees
In depth on Cannon street. -
Terms-One sixth cash; balance, IN one two,
three, four and nve years, with sinteresta th6
rate Of o per cent. per a1num, secured by bond,
and stamps. feb24 24stuth4t Z
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DEATH OF A CHARLEsToNIAN ABRoAD.-An
official announcement has been made oy tne
Department Of State of the death, at Brindisl,
On the 9th of January last, Of Mr.. Samuel D..
Ktngman. Mr.. Kingman was native OF
Charleston, and was well known here as an
efficient clerk. He left the city about two
wears ago upon foreign appointment.
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BUSINESS TICES.

The NIGHTLY AUCTION SALES OF JEwELRY
by Leltch & Bruins, at the store of the late Mr..
Spear, are Immensely popular. By the ad-
vertIsement in another column 1t will be seen
that there will be no sales this Saturday
evening.
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FARSHAM's FRENCH TOOTH LozENGEs, a
novel and pleasant dentrihce-the finest In
the old for cleaning, beautifying and pre-
serving the teeth; endorsed by eminent den-
lists. Sold wholesale Dy
Dowie, Noise & Davis.
At retail by
DR.. d. Baer, No. l3l Meeting street.
Chas. F. Panknin, No. l23 Meeting street.
A. W. Eckel & Co., No. 2l5 King street.
G. W. Aimar, cor. King & Vanderhorst sts.
G.J. Luhn, King street, corner John.
vogt Il Co., No. 277 King street.
Edwd. 8. Burnham, No. 42l King street.
G. F. schwettmann, cor. King & Broad sts.
Jos. B!ackman, No. SO Broad street,.
o. A. Barbot, No. 4s Broad street.
DR.. E. h. Kellers, No. IS Broad street.
DR.. W. A. skrine, No. 2s0 King street.
Dr.. Geo. Cauller, cor. Meeting d Society sts'
Aud other Druggists. febze3mos
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A CHANCE FOR PLEAsANT EXCURSION
The steamer Pocosin, Captain W. b. Cannon,
leaves the wharf at the foot Of Market street,
at nine o'clock this morning, on an excur-
sion up the Ashley to the phosphate works on
the river. The steamer will stop at some OF
the most noted places on the river, giving the
excurslonists ample time for a walk among
the grounds, strawberries, &C. Tully will be
aboard with refreshments, and every arrange
ment has been made to secure the comfort
and convenience of those who wish to make
this attractive trip.
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CITY AFFAIR R s..

-Mr. w11IAA E. sIAMoNs, Jr., and Mr..
n. n. PORTER, are the travelling agents for
TIE NEWS, the former for lever and the lat
ter for upper South Carolina.
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, CorroN FOR GREAT BRrTAiN.-Mr. Henry
Card cleared yesterday the fine British sn.p
Edith with lsl bags sea island cotton, 27sS
bales upland cotton and $50 tons phosphate
rocE
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A FULL line of Ladies' White Kid Gloves, all
numbers, for 81. A full line of Gents Gloves
up to No. .. FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT d Co., No.
IA King street. lepo
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MACOUEEN 6 RIECkE

MACYUEEN q hIECNI
uyuL SELL AT AUCTION ON WE'D
wv NESDAY, the 2Sth day Of February, 1871
III not previously sold at private sale "a Firstoalg
BAR ROOM, known as the Atlantic House, No. 81
East Bay street, at 10 O'Clock A. d.
The above Is well known stand, ana 1s IN every
way complete that belongs to 8 Bar.
WIN be sold on account Of the proprietor leav-
ing the State, and for no other cause. y
fhe place can be seen at any time during tne
day. ...soo
Terms cash, :1e0N
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WHOLESALE Department I.
PURCHG0IT, BENEDICT 4 CO.

Having an experienced resident buyer In the
City OF New York, who fully understands the de.
mands OF this market aud who is always hunting
up bargains, and buys OF the very first houses
only, we can, under such facilities, well compete
with any house North or South, and most respect
fully invite those In need Of Goods to give Us q
call and examine our Stock and our prices, GUAR.
ANTEBISa SATISFACTION AND wARRANTING goods
to be as represented.
Orders from the country will receive our best
attention. Merchants, Ailliners, Tailors, and all
others will do we'll by giy1rg us call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Respectfully,
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT 4 CO.,
No. 2i4 King street, No. A4 King street,
Charleston, s. @. Charleston, 8. G.
No. 437 King street, No. 437 King street,
Charleston, 8. O. Charleston, s. O.
No. Bay street, No. 4 Bay street,
Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla
No. % White street. No. 22 White street.
New York. New York
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SORE THROAT, Cough, COLD, and similar
troubles, If suffered to progress, result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes In
curable. "Browns Bronchial Troches" reach
directly the seat of the disease, and give al
most ,nstsnt relief. feb20-tuths3
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wHEEIsR & WILSON, Singer, and Grover d
Baker family Sewing Machines forsale at low
prices, fully warranted. These machines
have been taken in part payment for the urs-
riualed Weed F. F. and Letter Silent Ma
chimes, and will be sold cheap to make room
tor more Offering, at No. SO7 KiRg street.
ioDo7.cw
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Bnots, Shoes, &r.

From experience and severe test, we unnesi.
tatIngly affrm that the SHOES sold nom tne
i'Star Shoe House" out.wear, give more satsiac
V0tce OF the Press.
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AT FuRcHGorr, BENEDICT Co., 10 pieces
Black Gros Grain fine Silk, only 81; worth
50 so. Ten pieces Black Gros Grain fine Silk
| "a inches) only 81 81. feb6
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WARDS OF THE POLICE COURT.-Like the
wards Of chancery they are always under age,
but, unlike these, they are never interested 10
an estate. Where they come from few people
know, but they generally make themselves
heard at early dawn, enveloped In blankets,
Bhswls, &C., upon the doorstep OF some
honest and innocent individual. Nobody's
children are Immediately put upon the city,
and hence these unwelcome strangers usually
come blinking into the police court. They are
on the decrease now. The city at present has
four-three colored and one white. The white
one is girl, and two of the others are boys.
They date their age like a writ, from the day
they come into court, and they pick up names
where they can. They are hardy little
beings, and seldom die like other children.
In fact, they take q pleasure In living, and
measles don't seem to affect them. The eldest
on hand is just three years old, and the young
est was picked up FIVE mornings ago at the
street-door of house in Rose lane. They are
inspected once a month by the officer of the
police, and on this occasion they and their
foster mothers show to great advantage.
They arrive of age before chancery wards, and
ii not adopted by somebody generally find their
way3to the Orphanhouse. They cease to be
wards of the police court when they begin to
talk and walk.
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We endorse the above, and add that to the best
OF our knowledge and belief, goods from inc
above House are sold cheaper than from any
0'A'' .' [Cou7ltrV Farmer.
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Ar FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. IA
King street, a splendid line OF Black Alpaca
for 40 and so cents, worth 60 and IS cents.
feb22
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CRooUErl CRoQUET THE cheapest In the
city. Price 81. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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LOUIS D. DeSAUsSURE.

TNG STREET LOT OF L5ND.
m On TUESDAY, 27th instant, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. win be sold near the Postof1ce.
The LOT OF LAND on the east side OF King
street, next north of Mr.. Lacassagne's,) between
Queen street and Horlbeck's alley, measuring ~
feet inches in front by 231 feet deep, more or
less having the old foundation and clstern on 1t.
Conditions-O -Onethird cash; balance by bond
bearing seven per cent. semi interest,
pay yabie In one and two years, 10 be secured by o
mortgage OF the Lot. Purchaser to pay for pa.
pers and revenue stamps feb20.tuthsmsu5
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To BUSINESS MEN.--save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-superior to
any sold heretofore. EASEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooM. dec20s
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DALE HALL, December "a, 1871.
W. O. CHAPMAN j. co.: GENTs-I nave worn
your ". Nailed SHOES eight months, still they
are AZ good as new. You only warranted them
for six months. A' L. ooF f1"-
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RoRCK MILLS s. O., December 9, 1871:
VIC. CHAPMAN CO.: GENTd-l congratu.
late You on being proprletors Of the only SHOE
HOUSE In Charleston (The Starr owned and con;
Quoted by Charlestonlans. Ny order was filled
to my entire satisfaction, and all the Shoes at
beautifully, Your low prices astouDdtd me.
They a re at least 20 per cent. below what have
been giving other dealers in your city. assure
YOU your selections pleased me better than II
had been on hand to purchase individually. fer.
men will follow your example and energy, ana
nncs AGAIN make old Charleston prosper as IN
days OF yore. .,n,, = n ss.ss.s
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BY A. TOBIAS SONS. Il .5a.a
nUBLIC AUCTION.-CHOI o L D
i C0GNAO BRANDY, directly imported frum
on THURSDAY, 2eth instant, we will sell in
o. s. Bonded warehouse, Elliott street, at II
O'Clock, -
ss 5S susn5tsr sSansS casks Choice Old coakAo BRANDY
% % quarter quartz casks Superior CoaNAo BRANDY:
l4b cases l2 bottles each). Very Choice oodHAc
BRANDY.
ESQ cases G2 bottles each) Very Superior ,otd
Cognac Brandy.
All Of the above OF most approved brands.
Conditions at sale. febZS-lSmWEno
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COUNTESS Won

B. These are our "E1celsor Congress-" the
finest Shoes made, and sold at only So pair
No lady should be without them. Sold elsewhere
from 81 to SIS.
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'anssI sIQa Ut uop1ssuI
lo1 sasI 90, emso ausmsBllIsApe lIsql inq Jeans
as4IsW SO ON uHaNd0o dHJ GNaoaT dSOLs
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE


=
dmew when thar wago
PELzER, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents. g
es4mos BROWNS
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS views o.
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hase
street BAZAAR. dec29
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Translation.)

CTransatlon.
BRusssLs. November 8, 1871.
Messrs, ". @. CHAPMAN & CO.: GENTs-Dur-
ing nav tour in America, on flying. visit to
charleston, by my request you were pleased 70
send me several pair Of your "GAlTEkS,u ali ol
which l kept, must return you my sincere
thanks III was unable to obtain them In any other
Storcl for never have seen in all Europe any
SHOE to surpass or even compare with them.
They have been admired by every one. 10
send me by European express one ooHen paii'
Nh ,
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.


their
PELZER. RODGERS &c CO., General Agents
BROWNS WHARF, CHARLESTON,
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CHEnLEYs PARIS KID GLoyEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
(Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Paix.
n., London, IS Regent street.
Dhfots New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov36mos
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THE MERcANT1LE REMoNsrRANCE.-Thec cem-
mittees appointed pursuant to resolutions
passed at the late meetings of the Chamber OF
Commerce and Board Of Trade, left the city
last evening for Columbia, for the purpose Of
LAYING before the committee of Ways and
Means of the Legislature the views and re-
monstrances Of the business men Of the city
against the passage of the stamp act and
license bill. They are accompanied by three
AldeFmen from our City Council, and carry
with them the earnest good wishes of all
persons interested in the welfare Of the city.
The delegation are composed of the following
gentlemen: -
Aldermen-E. F. sweegan, Rev. F. Brown
and G. A. Glover.
Chamber of Commerce W. D. Porter,
VIM. C. Bee, JOS. D. Aiken, VIM. P. Hall, Jas.
n. Carson, Edw. Willis.
Board Of Trade -Dr. N. A. Pratt, G. Lamb
Buist, Edw. Platt, A. D. Estill, Blake L. White,
Jno. q. Devereux, A. Baron Holmes.
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TMPoRTANT TO PLANTERS AND FACTORS.
MIDDLET0WS FISH AMMOhIATED PHOSPHATE,


following
D,
CHARLESTON, c, December
S 5
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED Ebpsu' . D. '''slAA
rno
j.. A. ENSLOw
s.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Peter Belmore, arrested
for raising disturbance In house In Queen
street, was fined two dollars.
James Gallagher, lodged for assaulting ana
beating Patrick Hawkins In Elliott street, had
his case continued until this morning.
P. Donovan, for being drunk and abusing
the pc.ice at the corner OF Queen and State
streets, was sentenced to pay fine OF two
dollars or spend ten days in the House Of Cor
rection.
A party who could not take care Of himself,
was fined one dollar for being drunk.
A boy, named Edwin Sumter, was caught
Yesterday morning making too free with con-
tents of q I'LL In saloon at the foot OF Market
street. he was taken to the Guardhouse and
will see the Mayor this morning.
Lydia Mitchell and Elvira Washington were
brought before Trial Justice A. NJ. Mackey'
yesterday morning, charged with beating
Louisa Thompson on Wednesday evening, In
John street, near Elizabeth. After hearing,
they were each sentenced to pay fine Of two
dollars and costs or 60 to jail for twenty days