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sWashtnRton News.


WASHINGTON, June 2b.--A ". RANDALL, First Assintr
ant Postmaster General, Senators Doo1lTTLE, CowAN
and others, forming the Executive Committee of the
National Union Club Of this city have issued call for
National Union Convention Of at least two delegates
from eaoh Congressional District Of all the staes two
from each Territory, two from the District Of Columbia
and four delegates at large from each sateo be held
ut Philadelphia on the second Tuesday Of August next
Such delegates will be chosen by the electors OF the
several States who sustain the Administration in man
tanning unbrohen the Union Of the States under the
Constitution which our fathers established; and who
agree in certain propositions including the maintenance
nvioate Of the rights OF the States, and especially OF
the right of each State to order and control its own do
mestio concerns according to its judgment exciu-
sively subject only to the Constitution of the United
States, essential to the balance of power which
the perfection and endurance OF political fabric de.
pends; and the overthrow of that system by the
patton and Capitalization Of power in Congress- would
be revolution dangerous to republican government,
and destructive of liberty
The holding Of the Convention is endorsed by sena.
tors DIXON, HENDR1oKs, NORTON and EEsMrTH.
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MOB Law IN M1oHIeAN-0ne Perkins, who kept q
disorderly house in saranac. Michigan was recently
waited upon by rome hlrty ur forty citizens, who
threatened to deoish hts residence giving him fifteen
minutes to move his family and effects This he re-
fused to do, when the crHwd proceeded to business
The house cleared of its couten and gene
raj assault commenced. A dozen or more stout men
with axes soon cut off the taidarns with the as
sBtance of six eight yoke oi oxen, the structure
fell to 'he The occupants had been warn.
ed several times previous to this % leave
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(oomnuN1oAr1oN.l#

Messrs Editors.-The Communication of "H.." in
your paper OF the 26th Raroad scarcely deserves
refu!ng-rom the fact that they who receive Cotton
from Gourdins and other stations on the Northeastern
Railroad know to the contrary Of what he has said
For fear though, his communication should meet the
eye of so too credulous shippers 1t may be well to
say that per bale for cotton the extent has
been charged and that IL oents without thu half is the
charge per bushel on Corn, TRUTH.
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Me.srs Editors The quotations Of securities In our
hoaored sister State Georgia. show that she ia recuper
atng rapidly. Georgia Railroad and Central haroad
bonds are at par Georgia Railroad stock IS; Central
Railroad Stock e7 City Augusta bonds, 80; old Georgia
sixes 81; Georgia and Central Railroad Bank bills 98
&C. We are glad to notice this rapid financial improve
ment and trust our own State will show the same
prosperous condition. AN OBSERVER.
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Z"D1D YOU take the and did you see Mr.. Thomp-
son, Jack :" "EeB, sir.'."And how was he why
he looked pretty veil. but g blind" ''Blindi what
do you mean ?".' ''Why while wur In the room he
axed me where my t. ~ur, and Pun blessed II 1t WIZ
not on my head all the while /"
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Tn the Senate. Mr.. POLAND
offered reso ution nstructing the Committee on Pub
Lie Bull dings and Grounds to inquire whether tract Of
nd about $50 acres adjoining, or very near the City Of
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LAUGHTER Il, NDs New CHARM to Beauty when 1t
discoses pretty set Of teeth. Whiteness when Ma
ture has supplied this element Of lovelneas, may be
retained through life by using the fragrant sozoDoNr
== tua2
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pOsTOFFICE NOTICE..

CHARLESTON s. G., June Q, 1855. -
ON JuNE Sd AND All. EDWARDS, UNTIL FUR.
runp NOTICE. the Mails for Northeastern Railroad
MIL, close daily at II O'CLOCK A. NJ and In consequence
cbanoe In time of arrival Of the Northern Mail tho
poatoface will open on Sundays at P. N. for one
hour. eIANLEf ". AAoA4' A' & NJ
June q
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negro near Jackson Miss. tied mule by the
tongue and whipped 1t until 1t tore the tongue out by
the roofs The negro is now in the Brandon County
iail
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Latest Foreign News.

FARTHER POINT, juno 25.-Steamship Aorautan has
passed here with dates to the 18TH
Is rumored that Austria had declared war; but the
lstest advioes do not confirm It. The Emperor of Aus
tra in his speech on the 14th said he had done every
thing ese, and he now had to resort to the sword.
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Fenian News.

new YoRK. June 26.-The Fenisn gathering at Jones'
Wood yesterday comprised ten thousand persons STE
pHRNs delivered an address, in which he handled the
leaders in the Canadian affair severely closing his ad
dress by advising his oountrymen, ss their duties to
thsr adopted country and tho work before hem to re-
pair the injuries done to Ireland by the late fasco
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CONslGNEEg NOTIoE-MERCHANTs,
LINE Schooner LILLY will discharge cargo This Day.
at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called for before
sunset viii be stored at rick and expense Of constance
WILLIAM ROACH.
Corner Adger's South Wharf and East Buy.
Inna 16 IL =. -
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New York Market.
New Orleans Markot,

NEW ORLEANS June 2t.-0otton steadier; sales 1000
bales. Low middling IS to 800. Gold SON. Bank
Sterling ea Three suicides committed to-day.
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FIRE, MARINE
AND
.LlFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
rllnnrn o. AAlc
HTUPPER g. LANE,

TUPPER g. LANE
IN PLANTERs g AECHANICs' BANK BUILDING.
No. 1873 East Bay.street,
REPRESENTING TIE FOLLOWING FzRsT-oLAss
COMPANIES of the highest responsibility with Cash
Capitals Of ONE TO TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
EACH.
I AGGREGATE, 91O, ,O0O, 900. @
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
PH HENIX INSURANCE 90 MPANY. OF NEW YORK.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK.
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE co., OF NEW YORK.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., or NEW YORK
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK.
WIDOWS AND ORPHAN 8 BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE. CO., OF NEW YORK.
SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
VIRGINIA.
FIRE. MARINE and LIFE RISKS taken as low as any
reliable Company and Losses promptly paid Mt this
Agency
A. A. LANE. .sAML Z. TUPPER.
June rs
INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE COM.
PANY made to the Comptroller General of South Caro-
lima pursuant to the statute Of the State:
Capital Stock 5000 90
OF which has been paid up.......... $1s1 $50
Due by Stockholders. ................ 400
=55 ASSETS.
Negotiable Notes discounted. .......... $751; l0437
Cash on hand. $500 "a
Due from Stockholders. o,46uUU
Due for Premums. fi5.1t
1
E==za son6 AIT a.
LIABILITIES
For losses or other claims ....,..........,. None
tsigned) B. @. WHERRY, Jn,
Assistant Secretary.
Richmord May 81, 1866
STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND
This day, personally appeared before me- q Notary
Public, in and for said City OF Richmond, DAVID J.
BURR, Secretary of the Insurance and Savings Com
pany Of Virginia. and made oath that the above state
ment is tue and correct In witness Whereof have
hereunto set my hand and national SEAL this 21st day
of May, 1866
(signed) @E EDW. j. WARREN,
Notary Public.
FIRE RISKS TAKEN By THE ABOVE FIRsT-OLAss
COMPANY AT CURRENT RATES.
VIM. O. BEE & co., Agents.
June % No. ~ East Bay.
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Il
a@ ESTATE NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS HAY
ING DEMANDS against the Estate of the late DR. JOHN
A. WARREN, will present them duly attested; and per-
sons indebted will make payment to ROBERT oAhsppE11.
ESQ, Attorney at Law, Waterborough; or
June2e 8 BENZ. STOKES Administrator.
m COLLECTORS OFFICE, UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE, SECOND DISTRICT, SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, JUNE 2sTH, :ls6e-Tha
taxes on the annual list for 1884, comprising taxes on
INCOME, BILLIARD TABLES kept for private uss
Carriages Pianofortes Gold Watches and Yachts. IRE
due and payable. - ,s..5.S5,se
These may paid by persons residing In Oharles
ton District at this cfoe No. 48 On or be-
fore the Goth July Unless paid by that Zine, adtonM
amounts become due on said taxes. .=.,sa.,g
FREDERICK Al. SAWYER,
June 2e Collector "a Dist. q. O..
aS PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
SAMUEL GouRD1N. NJ. D., viii make payment. and
those having claims against himI will present thes
properly attested, to Messrs. RUFL1 DaE b YOUNG.
Attorneys at Law. q. B. YOUNG,
r. June 19 9 tue Administrator.
HreENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.
SOUTH CAROLINA RA1LROAD-oHAR g. 0.s
June H. 1866-sealed Proposals will be received at this
face, until the 27th instant for the erection Of
FREIGHT DEPOT at Coumbis, g. @. The plans ana
spe cifcationa can be seen at this Office.
q. T. pEAKH,
June - IA General superlntendents @. r. b
ss- NOTICE TO DEALERS IN sP1RlTUoUs
L1QUoRsL-o1TY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF O0UN.
OIL. July 1s, 1seet-Appicahons for LICENSE TO RE-
TAIL sPHR1TUOUs LIQUORS, to take date from July,
1885, will be received at this Office. commencing on
Wednesday 2oth inst. Applicants viii be required to
mention the place where he she or they intend
onsuoh licensed trade, and accompanying the apploa
lion, so far as respects Tavern Licenses, with csra-
cate recommended by six feeholders living In the im
mediate neghborhood Of the applicant % to good rs
prte for honesty and sobriety. W. q. SMITH,
June 80 10 Clerk OF E'uncls
"a NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. s.i==,==z3=5 l=.
AUDITORS OFFICE, s0 GA. RAILROAD cot
SO CHARIGsToN, JUNB q 1856.
The attention Of p,ries interested is invited 10 the
following resolution Of the Executive Committee Of the
Board Of Directors. I"
"Resolved, That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
@ oupons Of this Company, including the July. le6aL
Coupons requested to make statements Of the same
an leave them at the oe Of Auditor or besors
new Bonds orexchange II preferred. parties nay d.
liver their old Bonds and Coupons and take tho Audi.
tors receipt and obligation to give Bonds soon
as prepared say to the 1st Augu.t next
June j. B. EMERY, Auditor.
~. muU= cmAnu nm cnr1mu ,nApnrMA
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Latest Liverpool and London Markets.
NEW YORK. June 25.-The latest dates by the steam
ship Germania are from liverpool and London to June
13h in the evening. Sales Of cotton in Liverpool for
Last two days ooo bales Market firm and unchanged
Middings 13K. Flour Arm. Wheat steady Corn
etesdy ct 2s to 2s Cd for mixed Beef and pork quiet
and steady. Bacon steady. Lard quiet and nominal.
Tallow easier Sugar steady. Coffee quiet Rosin In
active,
LONDON MosEY MARKET-oonsols closed at ss14 to
88N for money American stocks nominal. Five-Twen-
ties 8&X to 66N. z==5=z55;# ==sz.=Z=s===.
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R3r THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON D1sTR1CT.-GKOR HUNEKEN, whe
is in the ousody Of the Sheriff of Charles District By
yirtue Of two Wrs Of Cdpias dd Resporddus orn The
Court Of Common Pleas for Ohareston District. at the
suits Of RICHARD A. HoWEs and RICHARD a.
HOW Es COMPANY, having, In order that lie may OBJ
tain his disch from conntmen under the Aos oe
the General Assembly, commonly called the Prison
Bounds Acts, rendered on oath schedule Of his whsa
Estate and Effects Of 80 much thereof as will pay and
satisfy the really due the action OF which he ID
confned public notice is hereby given, that unlsM
saafactory cause to the contrary be shown 10 the Clerk
Of the Court aforesad for this District In the Court
House Of this District on 7Atsda the 8rd day Of yu
at IL O'clock in the forenoon the property mentioned
In the schedule aforesaid viii be assigned to the said
RICHARD A. HowEs and RICHARD A. HowEs 4 COMPANY,
and the said GEORGE HuNEKBN liberated accordingly to
the Acts aforesaid ~
Office of Common Pleas Charleston District, 22d day
Of June, 1865. ]. W. BROWNF1ELD,
June 23 ssC O. G. g. Q. P.
@s TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq.
ordinary.-Where MARY MURPHY, of summervilles
Widow, made suit to me to grant her Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate and Effects of DANIRL
MURPHY, late Of summeryille, Farmer These
are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and sim
Rular the kindred and creditors Of the said DANIEL
MURPHY, deceased, that they be aud appear before
me- in the Court of Ordinary to be held at Charles
ton, on the Sd day Of July, 1856. after publica.
tion hereof, at IL O'Clock In the forenoon to show
cause II any they have why the said Administrators
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day. OF June,
Ammo Domini 1886. GEORGE BUST,
June 10 tu2 Judge of Probatea
4r HALLS VEGETABLE sIOlIAN HAEB
REVIEWER REVIEWS THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILTAN HAIR RRa
NEWER
zZ Restores gray hair to the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling on.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIOILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RI.
NEWER
=#1 Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIIAN HAIR RK.
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair evee
presented to the public. Price 81.
For sale by all druggists. Wholepale by
KING & CASSIDEY,
March 10 tu1yr+ oharlesloa.
HSr BOINEsT L. BURKE RECEIVE The
isteet New York DArTJEs every atterno n. Price
ssAszs
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Latest Market.

LIVERPOOL. June 16,-Ootton advanced u to penny .
Sales Of the week 600 bales. Middng Orleans Nd
Stock at Liverpool one million Of bales. Consos closed
t86X. United States Five-t -tRenties 65
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NT ESTATE NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS I[AY-
ING DEMANDS against the Estate Of the late DR. JOHN
A. WARREN, will present them duly attested; and per.
sons indebted will make payment to ROBERT CAMpnE11.
ESQ., Attorney at Law, Walterborough; or -
June28 e BENZ STOKES, Administrator.
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MARRIED.

Breyet Brtgadier. General and A. A. Com.
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Arrival Of tho Kangaroo.
Now YORK, June 26.-The steamship Kangaroo has
arrived from Liverpool Her advtoes have been antoi.
pntsd. sl-
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IMPORTANT GEoeRAPncM QUEsno

IMPORTANT GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTION.
Exceptionally Of the POtomac.-The
Richmond Wing brings to light an inter
esting document written by Col. Angus
Mcdonald, March II, 1862, for presenta.
ton to the Virginia Legislature, by
whom he had been sent to England TO
consult records, books and maps and
otherwise investigate the subject of the
boundaries of Virginia. especially the
line between that State and Maryland.
For reasons of State policy, this decu-
ment was never published or acted on;
for the war was then raging, and il con-
tanned conclusions relative TO the bonn
dairy lire between Maryland and FiT
GINA, which, if published, would have
been calculated 10 create some unpleGs-
antness in the minds Of the Marylanders
New, however, it is not improper TO pub
lish what Colonel Mcdonald says with
regard to what may be termed the pro-
prietorshie of the Potomac, as follows:
"The true boundary line, then. between
Maryland and Virginia, as shown by the
Maryland charter and supported by his
tory, is line drawn from tho point
where tho meridian Of the source of the
north branch intersects with the fOrti.
eth parallel Of north latitude to tn"
northern bank OF the Potomac, where
that river is formed by the Junction Of
the north and south branches, aud fol-
lowing that bank to Point Lookout,
thence across the central point Of the
Scarborough line, and following the lat
ter to the Atlantic ocean In addition
to the facts set forth in this report
which, in the opinion of your commits
sioner, abundantly sustain Virginia's
inst right to the territory and boundaries
he has claimed in her behalf, others
without limit iii number, are adduCib.e
in support of said claims, with the re
cital of which, your commissioner, at
this time, has not thought proper to
swell the communication.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Religious Notice.

NOFFEE- :,
u 100 bags prime green Rio just received
aud for sale by N. REILLY.
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wha, Of the Fuiuree

At the time of writing this, the resuIV
of the election is still in doubt we
wish, however, to say to our readers thar'
whatever the result may be, it will not
destroy the Justice of the cause in which
we are engaged nor diminish the chances
of future success. If the amendment
be ratified by a majority of those whom
the Legislature and the Board of Regis
tration have permitted to vote, 1t Will
not deprive the Democratic party OF a
single ballot that could be cast before.
The operation of the test oath and reg
istry act has been to exclude from voting
during the past two years all who will
be formally disfcanchised by the amend
ment, In fact, while the registration
act is enforced there is no use for amend.
inc the constitution, except to deprive
the late rebels of civil rights. The
amendment, Therefore, will not deprive
US OF che particle of our former strength
and, in future politic&l campaigns we
can poll every one of the votes that
have been cast for the rejection Of the
amendment
In addition to this, persons who have
visited many counties in the State, and
have had good opportunities for ascer
tanning he. truth, assure us that there
ara at least ten thousand conservative
voters in this State who are unregis'
tered, but who can comply with all the
conditions of registration. Before the
fall election, nearly all Of these can be
induced to register their names. These
added to the vote that was cast yoster-
day for the rejection Of the amendment,
will give us handsome majority in the
fall election, even if the constitutional
amendment be ratified by much larger
number than any of us fear
We remind our readers of these things
simply to show them that conservative
men have no cause for Encouragement,
no matter how the election on the gath
has resulted. We intend to fight ladi-
,alism to it's end, and we firmly believe
that, before another six months have
rolled away, radical dominationin West
Virginia will be thing of the past.
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The Virginia Episcopal Convention

Fro, Tho wash gton Star Of Tuesday even.
ing.l
L. bis Ccuy otiou, III session at Alex.
andf q, on Sa, yday, Rev. Mr.. Pendlo
ton ofItyed to following resolution,
whig was ado
Rcs11Ued, Til; three clerical and three
Law rombers b. added 20 the committee
on t}s Divisio of TIE Diocese, appoint
ed Yesterday, nd that the committee
DO in tructcd { extend their inquiries
into the exped 1cy of providing for au
assistant IiishCa.
Tha Bishop announced the appoint.
mont f Revs Iaadleton, Meade, Peter
son d Hayl# Il, and Messrs. Pegram
Tsylor, aud Mcfarland as additional
mem| IS of tn committee.
Til subject { the adoption of the
prop d ameD ncnts 20 the llth article
oftho Canon C ming up, it was fully dis
cusse. Rev. INr. Andrews, at the sug
gestia Of the Bishop, proposed the fol
lowirg az sui ifute for the proposed
amendment t. Constitute part of the
reno, If the S cial Committee:
Rc79lVcd, Tn whenever the colored
mCmhrrs of TIL Church in any parish
desr, 10 form now and sepeTate con.
greg ION sucl action shall have the
sanction Of til. Diocese. They may
cleo ncir own sstry, wardens and min
lister. They all DO considered as
undo. he care this Council and their
iutcyo 8 az T, resented in ii by the
StauG u. Conn tee on ColOred Cougre.
Catios
Ihc uhstitu was adopted.
Rev Mr. Sp g offered a resolution
lookiu- TO the ising of funds, by week
" col actions l the various parishes,
for the support missionaries and can
didatcp for ord :, and for the education
of the latter .iopted
\ committee Is appointed, on motion
of Nj. o., L, lie, 10 inquire into the con.
ditiou Il Che tnd for INDECENT clergy.
men.
Tn Council reu adjourned sine die,
after singing Gloria in Excelss"
and POI yer by a Bishop.
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WE had the pleasure yesterday of re

WE had the pleasure yesterday Of re-
eeiving q call from Hon. ROBERT RIDG-
WAY, editorof the Richmond Wing, and
member of Congress elect. Though we
believe this is Mr.. RIDGwAY's 6rst visit
TO the West, he has met here many
friends who have known him personally
and many more who have known him Gu.
itorially during the happier years Oh
the past. IF there were any honor IN
being a sitting member of the present
Congress, we would wish him admitteu'
but as it is, we think his editorial iau'
rels far moro preferable.
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The nrenI,su in New York.
from the New York Correspondence OF the Id
Cfosss Democrat.

[From the New York Correspondence ol 'He ="
Crosse Democrat
Adah Isaacs Menken Heenan Is now
doing the Mazeppa at one OF inc Wv !I
York theaters to crowded houses Lies
the national debt, Adah is OF spienolu
proportions, and Yields great interest
Lawyers, doctors, (collectively') euit0ls,
deacons, sporting men, Christians Oh 1og
Magog--denizens of New jersey anu
citizens of Gotham crowd TO see wnae
they can of this dashing bareback rider,
said to be the best bareback rlderi Ia the
United States. Adah dresses ike
princess of some country. She wears
her beautiful hair in curls-she is rather
handsome-has seen more than she telis
ot-has seen many ups and downs-is
popular with theater goers. Her per-
forming dress is not expensive, nor mas
she had it very long. Clad in light
flesh. colored tights of soft silk-Wlth a
something resembling a baby's shlrt
trimmed with a dimes worth of lace.
Adah stands upon the stage almost like
the etatue of the Greek slave. There Is
a good deal of Adah, and she is all there!
as can be easily seen. She rides spl len
did horse, and calls to mind most torclbly
Mazeppa's terrible ride, as she, Mazeppa
| like, madly dasbes around, lashed TO the
| back of the noble animal. And we
should dash about worse than the horse
does to have such harem-scream womaH
tied fast to our back. Adah is paying
card, and the more one sees of her, the
better he likes her performing, which is
not original, to be sure, but wondrous
bold, and that insures large incomes
Between Adah and her horse there is
much to admire and give pleasure, and
so, while she is pleasing the public she
is amassing a fortune She IS trump
bold, dashing, and well posted