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EnssAHswELL SENTINEL. !

MERCHANTS. FACTORS AID BUsI>ESs MEN
will 6nd II TO their interest to advertise IN tho SEN-
iiNEL. pa: neen published In that la ge and pop
toti unsurpassed by any country paper III the sta,e
Terms liberal. address K. A.. BRONSON, Pro.
August 23 1mo
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ano 5p1ulup.

II OsT, 0ETWEER THE HALFMOOr
IL B.r1ERTaND' DEIGRAN's sHip YARD.
etner IN Columbus, Drake, Cooper or Bay streets,
,roiI cf TRnA 'uAY 70 :, amUlptipr .abo Il sos
and consisting Of $40 and S5 bills. The finder. .
bringing ftOto TaL> 0FRGCR. viii be literally re-
tw1r1ed. i'll Is, ~. 2 ...a lils August 2s
JGTHAtED. "A hull TER fsiRtt 'ft r.
~ about two months oil. white, blA r over both
e,es. with the fateiy outs Fye dollar reHsSa
vii bs paid II delivere g,at, No. y s3 MARKET.
et g ..oi,.sgoitt 1r.losei ID; August -
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: Gopartnersbip Notife.

CuPA NOTICE, E,-THE E
" undersigned havo this day formed q copart-
nershlp under tho nomo Of 4. NJ. HOB EY &
BROTHER. for the purpose of conducting the
Wholesale HAT, Gap AND STRAW GOODS BUSI.
NESS, at No. rs qayne-atr Charleston, 4. q.
iN0MAS III. HOR5EY,
Lssc Of the firm Of Horsey, Auian Go.
FRED'K HORSEY
Successor Of Horsey, Auten & Co.
July ist' 1867. 8 August 25
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GfutatjGIaI.

Mrs. EDWARD b. WHITES HNG.
luot LISH AND FRKN,H BOARDING SCHOOL
FrHF JUNG LADIES, removed 10 No. 50 West 42d
street, oppcdte Reservoir Park. New York CIty.
I References: Bishop Potter New York; Hishop
Davis ssoutt OarolinaS Rev ". q. Bfantiy rAiIAnts
Ga ; Professor Henry, Smithsonian Institute: Gene.
raj Wade Hampton: .ou.n Carouna;. w. Coroorsn.
Wsshinnt n. D o.; President Middleton Charles tor
College; Professor iharles Davies New York: w. Gil
more simms. South carolina, Professor Bartlett
West Point Military Academy. a. & M 4,ois'-'
august a DAO q
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RsmabsaI.

d EMOVAL.ITHE N ID E HsIG ME- ID
II akcs pleasure Ia announcing TO his patrons
toat he has removed bis Soda Water Msn1factory
from No. 661 6tng-s street 10 No sc HAsEL STREET
between Anson.sireet and East Bay. Thanking
hts htepds and customers for the liberal patron.
sRe bestowed upon him NJ the old stand, he homes
to receive tbs same In tho sse measure at bis new
place. O T.. KORNAHRRNs,
- Soda Water Msnufactory.
August z6 thstuSs No Sc Hsse-strset
DaILiP SOf1UCKmASN, DEALER In
L woR>TFD AND TRIMMINaA. has removed
to bis former stofe, No. 21 KING-STREET, Uppo-
aite Hasel-street. t!l Augugt "A
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d A X &c 1t 3
STOCK AND ExoH ANaE BROKERS AND MKR.
oHANTs. wishing Checks, Blanks. Letter Heads, OF
Job Printing Of any description c.n get their orders
allied promptly and in ths nea.est atsle, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB orRIoE. No.
i4o East Bay.
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T. DeNUE, near Hampstead MaiiIthe Honse
and Lot No. sa Amerita.streetB ono door sourh Il
Bhtr, on east side OF said he Lot mesy6tes
i6o fees moro or less with the portion Of the
lot on the Houth, sav - feet - fnohes: On tbs
pro Res Is substantially ouit two half Story
wooden ,iwellnI o. brick fuundation containing
FIVE squ ire rcome, with gas Hxtur.s IN order, >
dressing room, pantry and flushed attics aud dou-
BILE para all coyerei with heavy tin lately repant
o and private stairway; also, tSo story Kitcnen
With four -ooms, .'oachhouse Stable and Hay luft
6c;; also an extensive cissern, built with Altering
Furnished with modern. ump. An open fence 10
front. With ev. rareen hedge also fprer GARDEN In
bearing. yrGcahle garden aud fruit t+es sonapris.
inR sweet orange necta,ine. peach, plum Hg, 90.
Iho uesgh orhood IL potoiieus heAlthy location
Possession can be gwen immediately. !."I-l-pl3
y For terms, &c., q, ply to EDWARD O. THARIN,
No. b ntllonstreet near Old Poslothce or on the
premises. lU .ifNE .-iif -sl Fe,i.3 ,- August 10
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.Aeetisas.


q I.O. o. F.-HOWARD a1span No
fTNaE MEETING OF THIS LODGE WILL, RR
heid Inn tIhursday) EvzNIso. at Eight O. clock
Candidates for Initiation a.d Degrees will bo
punctuaL FL TERREy W
August 26 tn Recording Sacrot.r
OHAHLEsToH CHAMBER OF IOm-
MKRCH.
EXTRA MEETING OF THE OHAMBgR
"A VIII be convened THIs EVENING" tThursdayl
August 2oth. at the Bibernan HALL at Eight ,'oocf
70 receive the reports OF tho various Commit.
tees appointed In Juno last.
By order. PJ BARROT
AuSuO ~ Score ary.
MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE AS.
soCIATION OF CHARLESTON. 8. G.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE TX OF THE
Il Consultation. and In compliance with the solict.
tation OF largo number Of the Shareholders, nn
extra convention OF the Association Il hereby calod
to oUnyrne az tho Hail OF the Washington Fire tom.
papy, In Vsndel horst street, 70 inst. al half.
past Bevon O'Clock p. NJ. L. @. HtNDRICKy
Secretary aud Treasurer 81. y. A.
august 20 ,! 2mth2
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for Sals.

GAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT
- low rates at MARSHALL'S WHARF.
. Auuust 20 r.-.I----. linn
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AT PN1 VAT 70 SALE. THAT FIN E
"a STAND With fixtures for q Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREhIsES.S thstu January 81 ,
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-
~ ~ i3iiiT Hi Gt3gtcls. e: -
>-0clS.l.l>-SssSs.c.;..,li, " !, Js
.G!'hIas A;h 9l .i.s r u = = 81 n OF ELL.
Ta7 sisoHARLEsToN, SOUTH 0AhoLrNA. az

THIS FIBsT.oIhss BOrHL. asIrUATeD m "A
Pheasant location, md in the baeSs portion OF the
cts III the most desirable tiotel for eItheQ
pemsnent or trsnient eusstsf u he accommodation
hayiaa exengiye suitos Of eleRsuty
Idfnfshsd apartments Tor f,miiies d single esntie.
men The ptoprister vlll endsayor 10 russniain Tue
San rsPItstion e.joyed bJ the as
servo continuance Of tho liberal patr6nire hsrstS
fore bestowsd upoH IL .G sltl 1ioN fIi9fiiiiTi
+! Lhe besi Of Liee accommodations, VA be found
aoloaning tho estab tshment al 9I Il rs e,tj19 .!
The house. !; slppued WITH thetelebratsdArtai
LAD Maisr q yhieh dshsh,ful be,1g CAP heS Shtd
WIFE Js2y HI 91P ~ A'ssntGs eS ei n H. oK,9Sdr
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TO RENT, A COAIFORTABLE HOUSE
y, y ~ In pleasant locality. 9pply at No. IS uAn-
NoN'SThEhT.' IL August rs
ITO RENT, THIS, HOUSE No. 10 VBtx-
i Nnk-SIRkET. with seven rooms and double
piAz7as and gas throughout. To. Rvod tenant the
rent will be low. Inquire at No. SO .AMHBRsT-
ITO RENT. THU PLfcASANTLY STU.
Il A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENoK. No. s asdsden.str oppo .ite Wentworth
Apply at CHARLESTON sTEt Il SAW MILL. =
DEsL STATE AGENTg,.A OTHERS
In having housesto rent, can have their Placards,
&C., printed az the lowest and In the newest
and neatest styles OF tJpo. at TIE NEWS JOB OF
FOE, No. lac East Bay
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WANTEDTO RENT, HALF A HOUSE
w In the central pait ofthe city, small fsm.
" without children Direct, stating terms. to p o.
BOZ No. $50. 4 Auaust IS
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TIE ItE Csor oi snfols county Is beng r,pidy
housed. II the cold continues for few dsys ,oooer
the supply W III he ample.
OYSTERS ARE BEc0AINg SCARCE IN the ylfsu,;y OF
setauket From one 70 three hundred bushels per
day were taken al the commencement OF ,he drsslr.
Jug; from fifteen to twenty - considered good
oays work now.
RAILROAD At SAC HARBor.--The contractor Tor
srsdlng the new railrosd rom sag 1larbor arrived
AZ Canoeplace few days ago ana made arrange.
Tor the erection OF buildings the use Of the
workinen and teams. With the exception o. plot
or two Of ground near Glover street and piece
IN Bridgehampton the whole right or way has been
obtained rom THE water 70 sunniecocsc HIS
RELIGIOUS R.vivAL--A very extensive religious
revival among all denominations Is now taktug place
throughout the upper part Of suffolk county. The
interest first showed itself IN Southampton, then
extended TO sag HarD0r, and has since became gen.
eraL special meetings are being held at East
Hampton, Bridgehampton. WesthaDpton, Green
port and In nearly evers village In the eastern por-
tioD OF the county At CreenpOrt the meetings are
called unions. All secfs attend The churches are
crowded 70 Overlooking and numerous conversions
are being made.
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Tie anDnai meeting OF the Directors ~ the Cni
dren's AID Society was held last evening al the
lodging house, No. 90 Poplar street. The annual re-
port OF tne secretary compete record Of the
TRANSACTIONS Of the society during the pas year. aud
contained IN detail the objects OF The society AMI
what had been accomplished. The sewing macfane
companies considered their best friends having
not only loaned them naehiues, bot sent persons to
instruct tne w1is to work tiem. This department il
under the charge OF Mrs. Stephenson. l7e sewing
girls were admitted dnr'ne the wear: the daily 40
tendance of scnolors 80: graduates ~; number
o. situations obtained FOR graduates, 20. They have
81 present ~ machines III nse.
The report read ''ail children between the ages
OF twelve and eighteen years''-for they looked
upon them children until they reached tie age Of
eighteen. Those having some permanent occuna.
lion were generally the most steady IL Their habits
AZ ar experiment n shorf lime since they thnngh,
they would Try and see what they could do IN the
way Of manufacturing payer boxes. They h.d sonp
dogi;s a. 20 whether ne boys would work steady.
% the sock. The. SET four boys al work
81 hrs' and iheS spoiled only zen cents
nj work constantly, and their work gives entire
satisfaction ~ the dealers. They had more orders
a. The Poplar street lodging house was i4s2. Tue
Total DumDer lodged during the past year was 70 100
The total number OF meals furnished was $3.50.
IN the van Bruni street nouse the number OF boys
was ALL; number lodged, o,53t; meals furnished,
= ,s5l. Total amount OF cash paid IN, 1880. Cash
ea II = ~ ns 0n1 s coo IA Popa
Treet, ~; average attendance, 81, The cost OF the
new house No. % Poplar street was 5000
TIE Treasurers report showed the following ng-
nicssalaries during the year, 5000; expenses or
ths Poplar street house, ~, 1885, paid for transporta
$500; iurnishlng the same. 1lsJ: expense Of the
Van BruDt street house, 5 ISL; total amount OF
s.one, received, t2.,3io; smouns Of subscrptons,
f0oss received from Interest ftnf, &C, a. s3l: re-
ce,sed RON the boys al the Poplar street house
s4as-: received from boys as the Van Brant street
house 5000; received from fhe sale Of bonds, 1856.
Total amount 81 subscriptions received since the or
Hanszation 81 the institution, tsb,p40.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
gcar:-prerldeni =. u. CnItteDlcn; Vice President,
g. 4. Taylor Treasurer, w. W. wicks: secretary, r.
CAREY. executive Committee Dwighe johnson. a,
Blake, N. A. Brown, J. a. Miller Jonn SnIren
j., H. X. Jones aud y. A. Boynton: Trustees N. a.
&ynion. jacob Campbell, 4. :. Ms & y. Wood
2I1 Charles A. Denny.
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YAsktE SPECULATION CUT or A causca sElrn.

lse temples Of worship, all the word over and IN
AZ tnnes, have proved sale resorts and therefore
shvorite spots Tor the birds OF the air AZ long ago
- when the Eighty fourth Psalm was written, II was
matter III record that "the sparrow hath found an
Elouse. aud the swallow nest for herself. where
vne may lay her yonng even Thine affairs Lord OF
Snsan The birds VI this century, true 10 the tradi-
4, cns % tnelr elders resort 10 the temple and the
% HS New Hampshire paper relates that az
"A VcneMt In tat state some Of the officers OF the
lax vu street tniversast society, lately had oc-
CASIO ~ 80 up into their belfry for the purpose
W ma kinx some repairs there-a place where no
one Ia neen Tor several years previous-and, on
nrryint NJ ihis spot, where tie bell hangs, and
wnch IL open v the weather a. well an the fowls Of
che air. WEI surprise they found 10 had been
occupied a uove cot ny the whole family OF the
doyes Of tn city so long that considerable quan
tty OF dove Vusno mad accumulated. Mr.. Fuller, or
BEDFORD ia rner, happening to be passing at the
time was halle IRON me steeps, and invited up 10
ing H. he oncred s,rs, dollars Tor u where il was.
The offer was gao sn,n.ipo, anu on removing the
there was found to b soin,enherc N the nephbor'
hood Of iorty bushels MN ~ i my cents busheL
<hischa island sea cant. W. WIZ was not In the ring
wept ~ be witnessed the ~ " lug deposit
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OF couple OF rather muniicent gifts. The courre-
cation OF Grace church. New York, recently contrl
buted the sum OF 81 400 towards it9 support, and
the Ryerdale Episcopal church on Sunday last con-
tipuIed $500 in The same benaif.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT TARRyTowN.--At an earlg
hour on Friday evening man named Andrew G.
Wheeler who has reached the mature age or eighty
four years, while attempting To visit DeighDor
living on Main street M this village, fell down a
steep flight Of Stairs, narrowly escaping Instant
death. On being taken UP II was discovered that
the unfortunate man had sustained ghasily scalp
wound about seven inches in length. besides severe
Commissions OF the hip and wrists. He was conveyed
10 his home Ia state of insenslbility, where, al
though having the benefit Of surgical skill. liz SILL
remains in a precarions condition.
IMPROVEMENTS AT RYE---rhe work OF nlacatia-
mixing the old Boston Post road has been coin
lnenced. Two squads al men are now employed
upon t--one near DIR. Jockeys, Ia Rye; the other
near Portchester. The bridge which divides Rye
from Mamaronock, over which this road runs is IN
so bad condition that the authorities have
been obliged TO close up one OF lts sidewalks The
people are loud IN their demands that the bridge be
immediately rebuiC Ir Il also suggested that a
more appropriate name be given 20 the road than
the one which 1t now bears. That name is, u ~
thought obsolete and since the road IL intended 10
be grand boulevard 1t should be named accord
ingly-
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sAnx wALDo, Baker, from Ardrossan for Phfadelrhia
s 70 Indie" as 10 ~ for The eond ' with damage
ss,S .Ss ss sses G % g,
was 'onnd 70 os psrfscily rotten in her topsidss.
tnia HAtAxtsr, Powers, Bo.tec BalifsI Tor
mnste sssy ss Mrie entertained arrived safely Al her
~ ssas , wmas s k west res n. .ctr White
the "a inst she Foi safely coming dow9,
Som CmscAroGA, from vbEinia Tor New York, wiit
OYSTERS 70 ashore at Cape May She win come or after
phs, put into Charleston yesterday 18th, leaking.
sHrwngcKsp sEAuRs-Tbree seaman, who csrnS herr
s; A.; jS ::s e
New YORK and taken b. sehr Emsns' q
rsiai rhsy are on her way 70 Bath IN Which pace aS
,eea,y hey reside Ie,, names are John wiscn
God and vii leave 70; bone his ,asrninr
evs soss on he par Of Is. B Sso
TON ssss n X. Ssr Y belonging . s Nov
%ss f Dec I ii weep s sas
holo for fars Of 500 dunls Since ien no,hine hss
81 i Dec and Sss = %
ios' piyme'aL thass) Rock SD
MISCELLANEOUS.
York PM mo Halifax 81 nrs sSoss o coal ''''' - 80"
rhs Of ys.ses bas .. bangor during the
isnsis. sas. ssvsiia w!lsn: ils t.oo.vslt 30
I Frances Tass rss G osss an
''iny, 3 Total tonnage. s5it
wssstvaros, ttbl
Ie Lighthouse Hoard orcs'ly Announess hs, ths lansr
ahh ~ iIon lead South Carolina vii br dB,osuuues
wsaisssen.
sailed from ~ Gepfees fBernida) hih Nh, kdr,a
Bisse, Hammond, u Nsion, 70 ciss thsynr repaired
Spsken.
ship Ssess s%g!r, r.,;, from s9~ yors for Sac iran
Paft Dnsisa, Rsd'ssb fson New York fr Anwerp, Jan
sark voispi, Css,nsr, from Galveston f Liverpool ,no,
New York;, Jan 90 lat 81 10, ion ~ ~.
Rsrk Bdwell Baker, from Antwerp for New yvk
BAN II George Il days RON Aoerasa Tor Savannah
BRIG CspIers, from Messina for New Orleans, JAu a. ~
Cape ds aatte
r0reiss Psrss.
F.yAL, Jan 4In pot sbjps Amerosn Union, Grant from
s,pco for DO rsrs wallace, ADAMS SHIELDS fsr
DO, schr Ward Parks boga from Malaga for Bcfon
GLASGOW, p.t Arrived ship psricles jones' syork.
kYork for Vera Cruz and essi m Santiago De Cuba mse
dsyud. DO for New Orleans.
KIv@lfor ~, jan -. Arrived, scm Lcu,a Crockett,
Isv snrooS FEB o. Arrived, bark Neptune, I~uz Nyorl
physcvrp ,, Feb 4-on, sbip Orient, ii from, Cslao
ousISsT5ws, Feb t--ssIed,. steamship Nevada tnsr,
Pt IN aad, tari waldo, baker from A,drosssn for phila
'S1S - BAY Sin pos, .em Sarah Lou.. iron,
r,s,.ttss, !. load 90 g, s y x az, NJ. a.
fot nstip,ore dg schr Peerless ssiIsss Ts,tsr,on
for AguadiIa and Baltimore 70 ssii In days
vAIpARArpo. Dec 3LssIsd, bark 0sliovidIan fBr 10,
Ja pi Jan sbip NJ Wsahsa,op. fysaab. U,r, 70 load
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Thosiale ArncDaJ Is pronounced unsafe and orders
issued py COLONIES VI regiments for battalion Grir
there nave consequently Deen counteraanJed Here
is another argument FOR the profnpt pussage ~ Ne.
Giernan's bill IN the Legislature The necessity TOT
the central armory In Washington square VIII now
he apparent TO everybody
Lieutenant Lodcr Of CoInpan, u. Ninth regiment
hn,ing been authorized &c raise new company for
the vacant letter " tnc second meeting ~ forward
that object was held Wednesday evening. Those
who have joined the now company are, II "a said
very Eooa nicn. Lieutenant l.odef has his head
Quarters ~ 81 Murray street.
Bligadier General J. N. varian las issued the fol
lowing General Order No IL.
The e.srers Regulations. rescrns 70 company su1ers.
s :ssss e,s a ers' .ns .y s,ses UPON
IN The instfcior good s,er and ai.cpns ~ ss rsspec
,,ye and elected
aass o. as s.s,on Fos he purpose o. sayas ont SUI:
!. e ssss' an. %r, IL. . ~ Sse:,
g:ossiy . s,psa !. ~ ssnm.as;ss sS.s = rsssrys
sn ss:, ~ e .ss Ms code :. e The
us officer .. ~: biisade hereby ordered future
,cs.:a. board o s,i@na.o y inquire aud sssn.
, - sna ns.s Of those hereafter elected g
,, sqsh , Examination % those bendgsa. Ese'i.s
e,gas. seinariia fcr TIE ,ca % asqssn, com
ort,ss van se sgro'nec and ordered 70
s.r VII dse DER es CHIEFS : Of 1' SAC !,
On Or before rue ~. days y, Mag November
~ me me ~neh may be collected hy court from
nIrs's VIII ~ dsposed with The county treasurer
Sagatd = $500 ~ "'o'F'Se -
, ter ne purpose - obssrtrg nnjturnty tbryprbvu.
~ wv, ~ ine formation Of rrsnsnvi bauca Also
e.,"y ornse1 Va On scod-fnnee With The iss
tan sps y md arpendy article L. form I, para
.s, sss ~ Ann iftn y paragraph page 49, field
,. ~ ~ % On The right vii taxa por If
vac usno ad fou part ~ srd y Al I'll tisnss
maintain tbs pceion poth whle rpat1hng N eolnn and
svlews eisr the tAno Bsv bs reunysa "a turn nut
H"'h ,Ds cyvnn 10 non, ~ She esewing uirrer.
,ne rouSwns tstruc'iDns run, opn.s Tas,irs n
prh.p No y page 51t WI Va future stricy fog,nweJ ~
'he sevrA regiments % this brigade al narsdes wirn
.nhR W fuIotnn tbe sfsf fcftrt thc Iunr viii fakV
ppsapt ~ .oA orl.I ~ rgpt IRON fiyht io e IN ~,
slu W nc o. tbs culrrar five pace. IN fr0pt ol hs
1aa1N .sp1h ,hc poroInu eioned sa fsYc~nslrr the
siyeapt major ~ The order snns from rght u lem I'VE
Ms ~ spd ~ Bowtry. ~ w. Ns ss'@o''''' y
Tb Iolowing order has been Lsied from the head.
quarters TN.lnh regiment 49, -
Bsrslof dls are hfyehy ordered M s,lov. sou,rs q.
ntss y ~ ara VIII ssscplhc W ~iasseur ,nsoro win
Isggnts a. the STATE Auepa, ,ornfr s.vfnh avenue and
thirty street, on FRIDAY evening f.btuay, Coous.
MES ~ NJ ~ ~ and u viii sueribls ~ s,,. an NonJsv
evening Febfuspd Lne 60 each oes.ign Eli Nc FORMED
~ eight Veloe y ~ frs ssfgesprs cell 81 =
san, so'o so ras" ssnsr. sniass asd a.d
soiaLi Al tsst eesns cali piyisoa dstis u ,ts rssI
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Ea0oELYS INTELLIGENCE.

AN ALLEGED pcvpocnrr ComsIrren. robn
O,Donobne acc,,sea ar nicr,ou noctats IN a .,oan.
point church. was yesterday committed by Justice
FoDrbies 10 await triai.
PROBABLE HoHIcIDE.--C Conrad B. smith, who was
felonousr assaulted ,e,v ni,,h,s s,,.a - r,,,,,,,
~ ' - $50 ~. " ''s
"sehhe' - now uuE IA y dying conuiion VI MS resi-
dence so Spencer street, Eastern District. Coroner
Whitehili TOOK the dying mans ante In0rtein
mens yesterday morning.
COmsTTEU ON A CHARGE or RobBEBY--James
ficod ana James Travis, bremen, were Yesterday
committed by Justice Eames 20 answer u The Grand
Jury n charge OF robbIng the store OF Many Jacobs
corner az Me.ropnIifau and EushwicE avenues r.
d. Patrick Kelly arrested on tla same ,bnrop vas
acquitted
~, :, "a .u, ,,.nn, - . 49,,
"Ro ~ 1NSN"o euAAoh VIZ H"S'''-'"hn Dc
Eden and ion II. Gnigcu were yesterday committed
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The Thieves Arrested aud the Property RE-
covered.

The Thieves Arrested and the Property Re-
covered.
On tue morning Of the 9Th iDst the picraises ~
Mr. Robert Harrison, No. 81 Macdougal street, were
entered bJ thieves, who succeeded IN getting away
with q gold watch and chain valued o. $3.50
one gold seal valued at twenty-five dollars,
pistol valued ut five dollars, aud a SILVER
wafch valncd al twenty dollars. The r.nry
also roo. good care 81 carry 90 twenty-five dollars
Ia currency, which they fouHd at hand and Their
made good their escape. OfnceT Barbaiett Hbd
flanagan OF the Twenty eighth precinct, At once not
70 work 10 ferret 0ut the whereabouts of the thieves
They at once mule themselves familiar with
certain facts connected with Tie robbery, witch
Afforded them sort of clue by which they were
enaoed 10 trace the crime to the perpcraors After
considerable trouble they managed on Friday last 10
yet hold Of three men named respectively John
urcgory, John L. Morgan and Charles Adams. III
whose possession the gold watch and pistol
were found, and which were identified
ny Mr.. Harrison &c his property. Last ecrniry an
Other OF the gang named John Hadden was ARRESTED
by oiicer earbaett and IN his possession was found
the gold topaz seal which was stolen RON Mr. Hay.
risOn on the 5tI inst. The prlsoneif viii ne ta.ep
before u magistrate this morning
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-ArrEaiT Ar SuIclpE.-Rudoiph Mer,h . German
resident OF the town % (Iasco, ea,ieavored co com
mt suicide BY shooting himself Before Committing
The deed ne informed one two persons ~ mis- IN
tentiOn ana they followed him. Proceeding 10 4
field he warned them 10 keep away and then die
charged the contenofone barrel Of HIS revolver into
the ground. He next placed the muzze 81 The
weapon 10 his month and discharged second sliol,
the bail passing partly down his throat and lodging
between the two shoulder blades. In its course the
ball split his tongue nearly In two and cut his palEe
entirely OF. The cause Of The attempt w3s uure
lrtlred love. Amer the sbor he ndied tho follow
ing
hardships II n TOO late row. have great deal to suffer
Christina Schader the OF DEATH She lives with
David Abel. She ruined character God have mercy
her You shall do with want. Ny mother lives
10 die don't think shall get WE'LL II should pissse
write 20 my ulother. This Is All J have 10 say.
re will probably not recover. he has no relatives
IN mis- reupsly,