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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ID r; n. MONTGOMERY, Auetioneer-Wiil be so,
THURSDAY, September 3,ls6s. At II o clook, Al
Auction Mart. No 81 lamp street.
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
IuhE, such as Rosewood, MAhogar7 7, and Wal
bedsteads. Bureaus, Armolrs, Masbgtands Msho
ny and Walnut retes, Sofas, Spring Seat Ola
Easy Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble i
sldeboards, Extension Tables, Velvet and Bruss
Carpets, French Plats Mirrors, Mattresses EuRr
ings, Paintings, Cooling Stoves and Utensils 3
being the contents OF several well furnished nom
-A1so-
Scat Chairs. etc.
JEBMB-Oash. Al
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RUEApEn AND coNrRA0roK-
HEsRz HENsHL.
eaop $40 Factory No. 90 Maeasine street;
Residences No. zp Elshsh street
rronrt attention paid 70 business orders ~
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-. = ~ Is We. -. n0heete-N0. "a, so
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE pFApE PAR
= OF Orieans.-By virtue of a writ AZ fieri n
S2 me directed by the honorable John p. Montil
dniraJ eStice 81 the Peace in and for the paris
MnDN ESDAY, the ninth day Of septenbsr. III
we've o'clock ~, at ParIsys Stables. Raal
ssiis.s Detween Toulouse and St Peter streea|
One COW
asizsd IN the above entitled and numbered -
t;an IN Lash This being the second and lsfE
ny nest ana last bidder for whatever smour
A. MOI AYeoN c..-..l,
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AUCTION SALES,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY \
Vaudeville, Parish of st Tammany, Iou,
ans-Eo. 3, aasse, Second District Court Of N,
orleahs-oOralis Prsur. Wife of e. G. Got,
chalk vs.. John H. and Alex. Alpuente-sal.
effect Partition
DY THO MAS q sPEAR-PLACTur,
street.-SATuRDAY, October 3, 1865, will be al
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctio1
GERS Exchange, or ROYAL street, between CanaiS
Customhouse streets, BY virtue and in pursuans.1
Judgment, rendered August, 1868, and signed 4
gust IL, 1888 BY the Hon. Louis Duvgneaud ,In5i
of the second District Court Of New Orleans NJ
following piece Of real estate in the above malll
A Lot OF GROUND, together with the build,
and improvements thereon. situated in Manderi1
parish Of st. Tammany, Louisisna measuring
feet inche front on Rue du Lac. by LOG feet inc
front on Rue Claiborne, ~ 453 feet in Depth in n
square bounded by Rue du Lac, claiborne, WliEl
son, and Lafayette streets, according to plan mi
by a. DHenecourt, Deputy surveyor. dated tweuk
ton by Mrs. Widow Rene LIE Monier 70 Mrs. a.
Prieur aud UOralie Prieur, passed before A. AMI
peta, notary public, on twenty-sixth snuary Ia
Terms and ConditIons-Oneha half cash, the bsissl
at credit Of one year in the note of the purchss
drawn by him 10 bis own order, and by him 4
dorsed divided into coupons IL required), doncht
ted at the Louisiana state Bank in this city, "
interest at the rate OF eight per cent per am
from date until paid to be secuted by vendot 4 ny
lege and special mort gage on the property sold, Vi
the clause of non alisnando and Tive per cent M
yers fees to be pa'd by the purchaser in case Of n
for the recovery of the amount of the note.
Acts of sale before Sslim Magner together VI
purchaser.
N. B.-Plan will be exhibited at the Auctions.
Exchange fifteen days prior to sale.
sci IL ~ ocl3
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March 18
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of certain tax executions to me directed
and delivered will be sold on MONDAY and TUES
DAY the 9Th and 7th days Of April next at the
northeast corner of the Courthouse between the
hours Of II o'clock In the forenoon and 8 O'Clock
In the afternoon leases not exceeding seven years,
respectively Of the following property, viz:
A HOUSE AND LOT, No 186 Meetng-strset; lev.
led on and to be soldoas the property Of James ne
Brown for taxes due the State, amounting to $S2S0,
exclusive Of cost
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. Percy y-street; and Lot
No. - Pdncess-street; levied on and to be sold as
the property Of Mrs. Mary A. Bodies, for taxes due
the State, amounting to t22.70, exclusive Of cost.
HOUSE AND L0T, No. = north side OF Calhoun.
street, levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Esther Barron, for taxes due the State, amounting to
S1759, exclusive Of cost.
levied on and to be sold as the property Of James
Corcoran, for taxes due the State, amounting to
s6587 exclusive OF cost.
KITCHEN AND LOT. No. =, north side OF
Queen-atreet; and House and Lot No. = Anson.
street; levied and to be sold as the property Of
Thos Geraghty, for taxes due the State, amounting
to SS9, ,48, exclusive OF cost.
HOUSE AND LOT, No. =, west side OF Hanover
street levied on and to be sold as the property Of
John W. Gordon for taxes due the State, amounting
to S8.37, exclusive OF cost.
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. 65S. west side Of King.
street, levied on and to be sold US the property oi
Mrs. Caroline Geddes, for taxes dus the State,
mounting to s21.S5, exclusive Of cost.
HOUSE AND LOT, No. % East Bay, west side;
levied on and to be sold IS the property Of John
Raven Matthew's Sr., for taxes due the State,
amounting to S51.67, exclusive of costs.
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. 72 Spring-street, and the
House and Lot adjoining levied and to be sold as
the property Of the estate Of Philip g. Price, for taxes
due the State amounting to s2 S. exclusive OF costs
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. IS west side Pittstreet;
levied on and to be sold as the property Of w. B..
Ryan, for taxes due the State amounting to s17.70.
AHOUSE AND LOT, corner Of Amherst and Bay
streets; levied and to be sold as the property Of
Mrs Eliza Smith, for taxes due the State, amount
ing to 500 II, exclusive Of costs.
HOUSE AND LOT. No. CT, east sido Of Pitt.
street, levied on and 10 he sold as the property oil
Mrs. L. Sanders and children for taxes due the State,
amounting to $685. exclusive Of cost
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. 20 Chspel-street; levied
on and to be sold as the property Of the estate OF
Richard Wilkinson for taxes due the State, amount.
ing to sS.22, exclusive of cost.
Terms cash WILLIAM 8. HASTIE.
March % ms 8. C. ID.
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The GREAT SENsAr1oN.-Professor Sargent
has shown conclusively that there is some
money in the community, for he has been COM
PEELED every night to turn away applicants.
On Saturday night he had complete ovation,
the hull was crowded, and the performance
surpassed the expectations OF the audience.
The professor is one of the most liberal men
that has ever visited this city, for he not only
puts the price of admission to the lowest
figure, but he gives away valuable prizes to
the audience. On Saturday q fan, work-box
and basket were awarded to citizens OF Charles
ton, and the interest manifested in the exhlbi-
ton has induced Alr. Sargent to prolong his
stay. He will give another entertainment to-
night, and the lucky ones had better attend.
Besides the grand presents, there are num-
Der awarded that average considerably over
thirty-ive cents.
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E. L. Clark, Philadelphia; D, a. Pendarvis,
Colleton; E. Read and wife, St. Louis; Mrs
Anna Gray, Delaware; R. B. Bonas, brig Isa-
bel; Col. H. B. Judd, U. S. A.; Hugh Leman,
Laurens; Mr.. and Mrs,R..D. Woods, Miss Ann
Parish, New York; Mr.. and Mrs h F. Dalton,
Miss e Young, st. Helena; ]. r. Church, New
JERSEY; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bludd, Mr.. and Airs.
G. Kemor, Spartanburg; Mrs. H. NJ. Lake,
New York; Miss q. Daniels, Saratoga; E. A.
Kicg, Fred Mas, W. G. Wilson, S. Merritt, F.
E. Birmingham, Connecticut; H. K. Bennett,
Philadelphia; B. F. Johnson, N. B. Ward Geor-
eia: W. C. Logan, Philadelphia; W. D. Lind
say, Fla; James Wilson, Tennessee; a. Mat
thieves, John Taylor, New York; Wm. H.
Grump, Philadelphia; a. W. Kellogg, New
York; Mrs. Vim. F. Day, Miss j. A. Kellogg,
New Jersey; Miss NJ. F. Collins, E. Collins and
wife, Hartford, Conn.,; Mrs. Schermerhorn, Col.
and Mrs Auchmurty, New York; T. w. Lyde-
ker, New Jersey; T. Y. Avery and wife, Brook
lyn; B. F. Williams, Connecticut; L. A. Erwin,
Miss C. Riordan, Florida; Vim. R. Gates, Penn
sylvania; E. Slayer, Florida; g. S. Nichols, New
York; Louis G. Thomas, Baltimore; Alfred Y.
Thomas, Medriete, Md; Capt L. Couch, Flor
ida; DR. Robert F. Spen, Brooklyn; G. q. Halle,
New York; G. E. Bolton; Florida.
Pdpiiion Hotel.-J. R. Corneilson and E. a.
Mason, city; C. Miragin, J. Mraglin and D.
Massim, Sargent's Corps; a. Hammond, New
York; William NJ. Laney, St. Stephens; S. B.
Thompson, Johns Island; E. II. Hamilton,
South Carolina, J. G. Smith, Palmetto, Ca;
A. s. Herrin, Waynesville, N. c.; S. c. Spauld-
ing, Florida; Miss L. G.. Farnethe, Newberne,
N. CTS. Leckie, Augusta, Ga; F. Dean, Texas;
E. G. Arnold, Georgia; Harry Forbes, Augusta
Ga; A. Hammond, New York; G. W. Poulson,
Savannah; Mrs. NJ. L. Gray, Donaldsville, S.
c.; Mrs. Susan Brown, Newberry; G. NJ. Bessi-
leau and R. Med. Gibbes, city.
1las House.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Dicks, Dor
chester; Milton Glenn and wife. Cincinnati; S.
Hopper and SOD, Baltimore; DR.. Brattall and
wife, New York; Theo. Getty, city; VIM. D,
Harrison, Pennsylvania; George W. Savage,
New York; L. W. Marston, Baltimore; Thomas
Nickerson and wife, Boston; J. P. Mccall,
Georgia; MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Styles, New York;
J. N. Osborne, New York; Rudolph Ludovici.
Wadmalaw; G. ". Haughton, Georgia; David
Mcpherson, city; D. a. Moore and wife, and
c. W. Kellogg, New York; Stiles Burton and
wife, F. Tuttle, F. b. Tuttle, b. Porter and DIR.
D. S. Smith, Chicago; john Low, Miss Low,
G. R. Bingham, New York; George D. Nc
Creary, Philadelphia.
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UNAVAILABLE LETrERs.-T following letters
are held in the Charleston Postofice on ac-
count Of not being stamped or for other
causes:
Doran, Mary, Newark, N. j., short paid;
Grems, q. H., Havana, not stamped; Herrera
s Co., NJ. A., Havana, illegal stamp; Hoke, a.
D., Greenville, S. C., Illegal stamp; Knox q
T. J.. New York, illegal stamp; Neeley, ]. D.,
ST. Joseph, Ind, short paid; Schaefer, A. G.,
Baltimore, Md, illegal stamp; Utsay, W. s.,
Georges Station, S. c., short paid; Cleveland,
Walker s. Co., not directed.
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Name.

MAYORS -CoURT.-The summary process Of
Friday caused slim attendance on Saturday
during the session Of the court.
A colored man who was drunk and disorderly
in front Of the Charleston Hotel was fined S..
Two white men who we're charged with being
drunk and disorderly in ball room were tined
SIS each.
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Y Il e G G , S
STEAM BRICK PRESS

AWARDED BY THE PARIS EXPOSITION usIvERsELIE OF
1867 THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL,
This powerful and beautiful labor-HavinR machine
will make O00U bricks per day. Has been thorough.
ly tested, having made
MANY MILLIONS OF FTHEFINEST FACE BRICKS,
as well as lower grade, all superior to any other,
at about half the cost Of ordinary handmade brick
The Patent Company are now prepared to sell
machines with rights on royalty, or at fixed price,
and Pamphlets with the necessary information, can
OFFICE GREGG'S BRICK PRESS PATENT co..,
No. 221 CHESTNUT-STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
March II mo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

III. HI.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; OF, M1LIER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern of ruling, go to H1nAM HARRIS, Agent,
No. So Broad-street.
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CUSTOM HOUSE.

CUSTOM HOUSE.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March TO- 1868,
VIII be sold at Public Auction. ut the New Custom
house Stores, on THU nSDAY April 9th 1858, at IL
O'Clock A. N. the following packages OF unclaimed
merchandise, VIZ:
j. L.-EIGHTEEN DEMIJOHNS AQUDENTE
One Demijohn Csaret
Various Marks-Seven Bundles Iron
Various Marks.-Ten Sheets Iron
[C.l-Two Bundles Iron
D.-Four Packages Books
ALI persons interested win take due notice.
A. G. MACKEY, Collector.
March 18 m 18, "a, 80, &c, 8.
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PRIME AND GooD.-Jeffords & Co. have for
sale fifty hogsheads good shoulders, one hun
dred hogsheads prime sides, ten thousand
pounds choice strips, and large lots of mess
pork, sugar, salt, tobacco and whiskey. See
advertisement
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'Misff4ane0us.
THORouGu,,

TONCE HOOPER.-THIs THOROUGH
81 BRED STALLION, will make the Spring season
at the Cotton Shed, Church street near Chalmers
He was sired by imported Albion, dam Ann Chase |;
is 15% hands higi, dark sorrel, with fine muscular
developments, and of excellent carriage. Bis colts
are always fine and Of superior parts.
Applications for his service must be made at the
establishment MEETING STREET, next Mills
House. March 20
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPToY.-Meeting Of the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
OF the Office oS the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. 72 Brocd-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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THE New MASK VEIL, the latest novelty in
this line in Paris, has made its appearance in
New York. It is embroidered thickly, except
in the space left for the mouth and-eyes, and
is edged with silk fringe. At present they are
five dollars each, but they will be lower by-and-
by. The popular style of veil is made OF
.spriggednet of all colors; it is rounded upon
the lower edge and terminates in tabs which
are tied at the back; the border is OF blonde,
the color of the net.
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MIR. y. WEsrEnvELr will sell on the first OF
April, live stock and sundry housekeeping ar
ticles. We direct attention to his advertise
ment in another column.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. CLHFoRD.-There are few
persons who have attended the theatre who have
not shaken their sides over the performances
of the 'funny man"-Mr. Clifford. Tonight Is
his benefit, and those who know him and have
laughed over his acting, should not fail to at
tend. The bill is one peculiarly calculated to
produce fun, and every theatre goer should be
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A FAvonrrE LErTER.-It is evident that Z
is favorite letter with political parties in this
country. In 1910 everything was go. f., in
know-nothing times sK. n" were often used,
and now we have sK. Z. &, representing who
lnovs what
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GlJANO.

wv hlNOs
DACIFIC GUANO-DAUGNS RAW BONE PHOS-
PHATE, REESE'S FLOUR OF BONE-PHGNIX
GUANO.-EYery cargo analyzed by Professor SHEP-
ARD, of the South Carolina Medical College, on
arrival here-thus giving the planter the guarantee
OF its purity and quality. The analysis can be seen
at my Office. The following are extracts:
PACIFIC GUANO.-This cargo is fully up to the
average of former analysis, and has my hearty recon-
mendaton. C. q. SHEPARD"
"BAUGHS RAW BONE PHOsPHATE.-Iha have no
hesitation in stating that in my opinion the present
cargo is superior to thht Of last year.
c. u. SHEPARD"
"REEsE'S FLoURo BoNE.-Tho analysis shows
its customary purity a1d excellence. -
G. U. SHEPARD"
'PHGNIX GUANO.-This cargo is up to the aver
age of last year. G. U. SHEPARD"
For sale by j. n. ROBSON,
Nos and Atlantic Wharf.
March mWtlmo
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HOTEL ARRIVALS Charleston Hotel.-John
R. Morse, New York; G. S. Horley and son, Au-
gusta; G. s. Taylor, Henry W. Parr, Fairfield;
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE.

DUBL1sHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLOR
L ENCE, S. c., offers an excellent medium to
Merchants and others who wish to extend their
business in the Pee Dee section Of the State Rates
TO advertising very reasonable. September l6
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EDUCATION IN GREENvnLE.-Dr. Sears, the
General Agent Of the Peabody fund, has ad-
dressed meeting Of citizens on the subject OF
the Peabody Educational Fund, and, as re-
suit of the meeting, it has been determined
to take up subscription Of twenty-five hun
dred dollars, to be applied to the opening and
support Of primary school and academic de-
partments. Nearly sixteen hundred dollars
have already been Subscribed, and DR.. Sears
has promised that, if the whole twenty-five
hundred dollars is contributed by the citizens,
the trustees Of the Peabody fund will make
them q donation Of one thousand dollars.
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FASHIONS.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOB GENTLE.
MEN-DORBAUM l. MENKE,, Merchant Tailors, OF
No. 1856 KING-sTEET, have just received large as.
sortment of CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, COATINGs,
VESTINGS &C., suitable for dress and business
suits, and of the latest style. AL orders will be
promptly executed at prices adapted to the depress
ed condition of the times, and satisfaction will be
guaranteed In every case.
March 27 mch27, 80, april 2, 6, }, IT
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THE FUTURE

Of these schools is doubtful. We have fallen
upon strange times, and our shines are not
cast in pleasant places" The new rulers of
the land appear to have the full control, and
what they dictate will for the time be law.
Indiscriminate huddling together of whites
and blacks would, however, cause the ruin Of
the public schools, and reduce them to con-
dition in which they would be neither honor
able, serviceable nor advantageous.
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CEAsONABLE GOODS,

CEAsoNABLE GOODS,
OF
Direct Importation.
COTTON CAMBRICS AM, JACONETs
NANSOOK, NULL and SWISS MUSLlNS
TAPE CHECKS and STRIPES
SWISS CHECKS AND sT1.IPES
HAIR CORDS and BRILLIANTS
RICHARDSON'S HOUSE WIFE LINEN
DUNBAR DICKSON & co. MEDIUM and FINE
LINENS
TABLEDAMASK and DIAPER
HUCKABACK DOWLAS and HUCKABACKT TOWELS
BIRD-EYE DIAPERS and L. G. HANDKERCH1EFS.
ALSO,
WOMENS' and MISSES WHITE COTTON HOSE
MEMS and BOYS BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE,
TWEEDS, &c.
For sale by
JOHN HANCKEL,
March 16 m No. A EAST BAY.
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UcT1oN SALES THIS DAY,

JOIN G. MILNoR & Co. Will sell this day, at
n o'clock. at their auction salesroom, No.
135 Meeting-street, balance stock Of country
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CAMPBELL, KNOX l. Co. will sell this day, at
10 o'clock, at their cash auction hosse, No. 90
Hasel-street, straw goods, clothing, dry goods
hats.
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SERVICES AT GRACE CHURCH LAST NIeHr.-
The Rev. C. G. Pinclney preached last night at
Grace Church to the Young Mems Christian
Association on the following text: 81 have hid
thy words in my heart" The sermon was
highly practical in its character, and was
listened to with marked attention.
The Sunday services Of the association are
invariably well attended, and it is now in
sound and flourishing condition.
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REMOVAL OF JUDGE ALDRIcH.-It will be seen
by the following extract, from Order No. 69,
that Judge Aldrich has been removed by Gem
eral Candy, and Mr.. Zephaniah Platt appoint
ed in his stead. We understand that MIR.
Platt is the father-in-law of Colonel Willard,
and has been in this department since the oc-
cupation:
ssTbe following removal from civil Office, is
hereby made:
sJudge of the Court Of Sessions and Common
Pleas, A. P. Adrich.
s'The following appointment to civil Office is
hereby made, to fill the vacancy:
ssJudge of the Court of Sessions and Common
Pleas, Zephaniah Platt.
ssThe officer herein appointed, will before en-
tering upon his duties, take and subscribe be-
fore Justice of Peace, Notary Public or other
person authorized by law to administer oaths,
the oath of office prescribed in the act of Con-
gress, approved I'd july, 1852"
POLICE ITEMs.-A letter was received at the
detective Office some days since concerning q
robherv that had occurred in Macon, in which
the parties had been despoiled Of some gold,
ereenbacks, and silver watch. 1t was sup
nosed that the thieves had visited Charleston,
and the intimation was sufficient to stir the
detectives. They arrested party yesterday
and. secured some of the booty, but will take
further steps in the matter.
On last Thursday twenty dollars IN silver
and coppers was stolen from the premises OF
Mr.. Nolte, in Liberty-street, while ne was
moving. The money was in trunk, which
was broken open during the move. The de-
tectives arrested colored man, and portion
of the plunder has been secured.
On Saturday night burglar entered the
house of Mr.. Tupper, in Tradd-street, near
King. The noise aroused the inmates, and
MIR. Fred Upper and his brother went down
stairs. The robber knocked down the younger
MIR. Tupper, and succeeded in escaping without
securing any plumber. The case has been re-
ferred to the detectives for examination. Good
bye burglar
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Desirable Residence Southeastern Part Of Csty.
w. Y. LEITCH & r. g. BRUINS,
AuCt1Oneers,

TOMORROW, s1st inst win be sold at the Old Post
office, at II o'clock,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two story wooden
Building thereon, recently putin complete order with
fine two story Brick Kitchen and ou.buildings com IN
plete situate Oh the souta side Tradd-seet NO. oI,
nearly opposite Orange.sreet. The House contains
si1 square rooms newly paintedand highly intshed,
double piazzss to south and west fine clstern ana
large garden. Lot measures in front on Tradd-sreet
40 feet, 8nd in depth 214 feet, more or less.
two years to be secured by bond and mortgage Of
the premises; buildings to bs insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps
March 80 1mtuo
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BY I.Y. WESTERVELT.

win be sold on WEDNESDAY, Lat April, at 1OE
O'Clock, at No. IS Broad-street. e..
MARE and COW may be treated for at private sate'
March so mWZ
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NEW STYLE OF HooPs.-It is announced that
we are to have the revival Of the old-fashioned
hoops, or, as the French call them, panniers
or baskets, which were first in vogue In France
ahundred and thirty years ago, and were at
terwards favorite article OF dress with the
beautiful Marie Antoinette and her ladies'
lust before the revolution Of 1889. they con-
sist simply of a circular framework Of whale
bone or other suitable material, fastened
around the person beneath the waist and above
the hips, extending equally in every direction,
producing and extraordinary enlargement and
rotundity of the figure. When the fashion was
at its extreme, the rule was that the diameter
of the pannier should be equal to the height
of the wearer. The ladies Of Paris, according
to correspondents, have already adopted this
fashion. Not only the young and sylph-hke,
but the middle-aged and the stout sport pan
niers. the latter rendering themselves abso-
luteIy ridiculous in a costume which requires
to be worn with all the ease and grace possible
to render it presentable. But the same outcry
was raised when the first balloon-ike crinoline
sailed into fashion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-30

n. HUNT & Son will sell this day, at 10
O'Clock, in their salesroonl, No.. 142 Meeting
street, two hundred canarys and canary birds