, 1863-04-28
The Burxett Larceny Case-1Iore De-
Tc10pmcnts.

Ihe case Of Mrs. Burgctt, the fashionable
land1ady arrested for theft, is still fresh in the
minds Of our readers The police are
still on the alert, and their inyesti-
cations lave brought to Light q still larger
number Of stolen articles. On Sunday, her
husband employed hackman to hire a scav-
enger to clean his vault. Tie hackman did
60, and at the same time lodged information
at the Station, and policeman accompanied
the scayenger. During the operation, q gold
braceletand set Of plated forks and spoons
we're found in the vault. Yesterday, com.
pletc silver service, . set Of gold banded
crockcry ware, large case Of knives and
forks, q dozen silver spoons, mantel orna-
ments, d large quantity Of choice hosiery, and
a valuable collection Of minerals, the most Of
which belonged to one Of her boarders named
Campbell, were found concealed away in the
barn. How much more property the search
Of the police will discover, it is impossible to
ascertain, but at present there seems no limit
to her depredations.
FIRE At CARvlLLE.-Thc alarm Of fire
about eleven O'Clock Last night was occasioned
BY the burning Of large two-story dwelling
house on Cottage Grove Avenue, opposite
tie car works. The building was q double
house, occupied by Mr. Ford and Mrs. Pet
tingill, and WAS almost entirely destroyed, to-
gether with the larger part Of the furniture
! belonging to both families. The building was
| owned by Eastern men. The entire loss will
reach nearly 1900, upon which there is
slight insurance. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but is probably attributable to
defective auc. Although the distance WAS SO
| great, the steamers were on hand promptly
| enough to do much good service.
A Big L1FT.-At an exhibition recently
given by the pupils Of Ottignon's gymnasium,
a1r. Z. R. Olmstcd lfteda weight Of t'eenty-
.fve Hundred and tsceaty pounds. That was
treading upon the corns Of DR.. Winship, the
celebrated Boston strong man.
| BnowS's BRONCHIAL TnocuEs.-From the Med
ical Director Of the General Hospital, Benton Bar
rasks near e1 st. Lqn's aT Maeh oston aaa
| "u6c OF your far-tnmed and must aeryiccable
.TEoc1lEs"is is being made In the hospital Of which
r,euts III ailaying bronchial irritation and morbid
fensitiyeacss Of MUCOUS membrane Of glottis md
parts adjacent"
~ A Union meeting will be, held at the town
OF Jefferson on Thursday next, April 3.th. Hon.
j. D, Ward, J. F. Eberlart. AMI other good speak
ers, will be present and sd!rees the citizens at the
town housc. Let there be grand rally.
~ F. E. Risby. 50 Randolph street. is selling
Paper Hnncinss at less than New York prices. at
wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terns. apla5im.
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