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Notice.

Notice.
NRa THE subscriber is now in receipt Of his
RFALL and WINTER STOCK, consisting
lMof CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEST
lNGS OF tho very latest style and pat
terms, which has beon carefully selected by
himself, and invites the public to call and ex-
assortinenta of goods In his line that ever came
to This market. Have also on hand a splen-
did assortment Of the STAR SHIRTS, some
or them the finest ever manufactured.
sept ~ ts. ,CH j. E. ElSENMANN
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E. Morris, Columbia, S. c.,
MANUFACTURER of COTTON GINS, Mt
lY1 80 50 per SAW. Onr Gins are warranted
to please in every respect, or no sale. Pre-
Turning in every description and style, at
short notice. June 80 3mo
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Union Reform Convention of the Third
Congressional District.
A CONVENTION, to be composed Of four
Congressional District, will be held at Colum-
bia, on TUESDAY. 9th September inst, to
nominate Candidate to represent Baid Dis
trict in the Congress OF the United States.
WM. WALLACE,
Sept 16 e. w. SEIBELS.
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Soap! Soap! Soap.!!
A FULL supply OF FANCY SOAPS, con-
N sisting Of
GLYCERIN,
HONEY,
CONTINENTAL,
OMNIBUS,
WINDSOR,
TURKISH BATH,
and TOILET SOAPS.
Also. 100 boxes Family Washing SOAPS. on
hand and for sale low by
Sept 16 J. & T. z. AGNEW
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a LOST AIT REyIvED.--It is said that the
with transparent fluid, but the secret of
such a composition was unknown to any mo-
dern chemists, until PuALoN discovered and
produced his VITAL1A, OR SALVATION FoR TIE
HAIR. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. S25 t3
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Pbenix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
HNHE regular monthly meeting will be held
L. TOMORROW tMonday, EVENING, mt
half-past o'clock, in the hall. BY order:
Sept 251 w. W. DEANE Secretary
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For Sale,
= 600 ACRES of LAND in Barnwell
csOOO on the Edisto.
$50 ACRES in Kershaw--in lots to suit.
HOUSE and LOT in Columbia s12, 900.
HOnse in this city, $4,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near tho
city-S3. .O00 Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sept "a 1y
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Look Out.

TT you value your life, and wish better
IL light, discard your common Lamps. and
buy a NON-EXPIOSIVE SAFETY LAMP.
For sale only by E. G. PLUMER,
Septic ct General Agent.
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TO Make Room

IL OR my extensive stock of DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, HATS, GAPS. Ladies' and
Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS, UNI
8RELLAS, &c., I offer my entire stock of
SHOES at cost. JACOB SULZBACHER.
Sept 90
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60, O,L][IJM O,L][. q fsIAA. Isl. C..
Sunday Morning. September a6, as 1870.
voluntcer White Organizations.

.As soon as Governor Scott's policy
was developed o:ireceiving and arming
negro militia companies. and Of ignoring,
II" the main, similar white companies,
We promptly 'advised the formation OF
white organizations Of voluntary
character. This We advised; as mea-
sure OF justiceto portion Of the people
Of the State; and, further, I'VE regarded
the course as promotive OF the public
security and the public peace. We be-
lieve that the public judgment has az
proved of, the recommendation made.
Several of our contemporaries have united
with us in the course proper to be pur-
sned by that portion of our people that
the Executive of the State seems dis
posed to place under tho bans of his dis
pleasure. We concur entirely in the
views expressed by the Yorkvillo En-.
quirer on the subject of white organiza-
tions, and like that Journal we advise
those organizations in the interests of
law and order, which we believe will, by
this means, be subscrved.
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Union Reform Club No. l and 3.

UHIOH h61Orm CIuD NO. I and z.
A REGULAR meeting Of this Club will be
"A held at the Independent Engine Hall,
TOMORROW (Monday) EVENING, at half
past O'Clock. Ward Clubs Nos. and 4 arc
invited to attend, as business of great i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting.
Several speakers will address tho meeting.
P. BROWN, President.
y. II. MONTEITH, Secretary. Sept 25
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Union Council, No. 5. r. and S. III.
IN THE Regular Convocation Of this
EsA Council will be held TOMORROW MON
Y day. EVENING, at Masonic Hall. mt 8
U O'Clock G. E. MECUEN,
sept 20 Recorder.
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GoISd! GoIN0! GoNE!-Faster than the auc.
neglect disposes of the teeth. Bid therefore,
for that prize OF life, perfect set, by brushing
them regularly with SoZoDoNT.
'SpALD1Na's GLUE" has now taken the place
of all Coments and Mucilages. S25t3
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Pure Leaf Lard.

Pure Leaf Lard.
En PACKAGES PURE LEAF LARD,
OO consisting Of Barrels. Kegs and
Boxes, on hand and for sale low by
Sedt 20 J. & II. X. AGNEW.
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Browns Young American Liniment,
DOR PAINS, BRUISES, STRAINS, RHEU-
II MATISM, SORES. a valuable I.niment
For sale at HEINITSH'S
Sept 22f Drug Store.
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New York Smoked Shoulders.

TUST received supply of New York city
81 smoked Bacon SHOULDERS, sugar
and equal in quality to fine hams.
Sept % j. G II. Il. AGNEW
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Sea Moss Farina.

SGd mUSS uTIUd.
A DELICIOUS FOOD, prepared from Sea
IA Moss, highly nutricious, and of exquisite
flavor. a desirable article, and staple addi-
tion to the household bill OF fare.
For sale at HEINITSH'S
Sept 22t Drug Store.
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The radicals have been venting their
spleen upon New York by mistaking the
census. The city claims 100000 popu-
iation, but the radical census brethren
don't make it out so.muoh. The Mayor,
@brin,ful of wrath and cabbage, " threat
ems to have the census taken himself to
vindicate the metropolis. Toe fact is
that this whole census business has been
miserably mismanaged and is q stupen-
dous bungle. There is not case on
record of any place being satisfied with
its figures.
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The spiritualists are holding COM
munion With Wilkes Booth. They re-
port that he informs them that President
-LincoIn and, himself have made up, and
are now bosom friends. :Hefnrthermore
said That he. was f'sorry." With regard
to Mrs; Surratt, Booth stated that she
was Tinnocsnt. So now think the
survivors of the conrt-martial that tried
her. Sdlhe ''medinm', might as we'll have
ihfosmed Booth that the unanimous
opinion gof the people of this fnation"
6oneurs entirely with his declaration.
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streets, yesterday. Tho document may
bo of interest to curiosity ty-seekers.
There was varied display of the won.
derful aurora borealis, yesterday morning
early and again last night. At times,
the Northern sky presented o brilliant
hue and again the flashes of silver were
frequent and truly grand.
Lorick & Lowrance have nice lot Of
rugs and mats nt reduced prices. They
gnUe us one.
A. Y. Lee, Esq, of this city, and
Col. J. B. Palmer, of Saluda, have been
appointed delegates to represent the
South Carolina Agricultural and Mecha-
nical Society in the Agricultural Con-
grcss that meets in Augusta, Ga, on the
Goth October.
A cowhiding scrape occurred near the
market, yesterday, between two colored
men-Captain Thomas, Of the Ncagle
Rifles, and Clerk Of thv Market Novel;,
during which tho latter received several
cuts. The parties were separated before
serious damage was done. We thought
that mode of punishment was abolished
by tho fifteenth amendment.
If you wish success in life, make
perseverance your bosom friend, expert
ence your wise counsellor, caution your
elder brother, and hope your guardian
genius.
Meats are high, but COWS low-when
they are hungry.
He who sows brambles must not go
bare-footed.
Rations that one seldom lives upon
aspirations.
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. 81 p. m
Refined 90. Spirits IL.
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LOokHere!

Spring and Summer CIolhing,
Sprin. ard Summer Clothing,
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Spring and Suinlncr Clothing,
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Spring and Summer Clothing
Spring and Summer Clothing,
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We are now receiving,
We arc now receiving,
We arc now receiving,
We arc now receiving,
We are now r. ccivnle'
We are now receiving,
Wo aro now receiving,
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Divine service.
PRESBTTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ. and Z
O'Clock L. II.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. n. and
* p. NJ. Sabbath School at l2la r. NJ.
eats free. A cordia! Invitation extend
ed to oil.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor,
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S .tCotholie)
CHURCH,
Mass Of I014 a. NJ.
vesper and Beaediction Of the Blessed.
sacrament at 4 p. m.
Cateelism at 2 p, m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
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THE Gfn MARK E'FS.

OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY REcORn
petroleum CENTRE Sept s.
The market opened strong with all the
buyers ont and Offering $3,1 10 S3.15.
while sellers did nos know what to ask
Sales 1000 bbls here at So IS. Later ia the
day S3,S0 was freely offered and 1000 thls
changed hands on lpwcr road at that iicur'.
This evening O weaker feeling prevadrd the
market, sales were made at SO, 10 TO S.
on lower road.
e=s,sy-.,.
'IgiSspLEbr1 raA r. al H.Cs-.stY TEs.
kA.EcAiiFi.
Roports og ali Vac Sales OF Petroleum,
lu Noyy York Yesterday.
Yes,crn onion sIrue TFariAot f&cn0rc.
special Dsnatchns to the Daily HcAi
Market very strong and business small,
sales ia bnlk at l4Lal42l; 800 hbla sold
early in day at ii. Rehuod 21---2O00 bb.s
This figure.
Phila. moderate inquiry at 25lGa 25&t!;
1900 bbis sold this figure.
New York. Sept S.
Crude, l4is.
Refined 2I.
Sept.
Market firm.
Philadelphia, Sept 8.
Crude l2N. bhis.
p. L. s. to W., rs S. W. 25Ia.
Market Dull.
rlttsburg, Sept. g.
Spot l0}1
| Refined Future -.
| Market somewhat excited and firm. Sale
1000 apo. at lo1a; 1000 do 10Y; 1860 S
all year at 10.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 5.--l p. m
Refined 90. Spirits II.
ANTWERP, Sept. 2.-3p. N.
Crude-No market.
GoLD.iN MEN X0EA.
New YORK, Sept. 6.
Gold 1883.
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AL styles light harness cheaper than the
cleurae'. made from Mofats ok Stock and
war rsntcU. oi ! i Mons.
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GOLD. IN rEs5 ItsRiE1.
New YORK, Sept. 6.
Gold 1888.
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ANTWERP, Sept. 2-3p. N.
Crude-No market.
The sun., 1870-09-16
WELCOMB, QUEEN OF SONG.

The Reception of Christinc Niisson-Ten
Thousand Adm irer. In Union Placc-The
Serenadc and the Tra spa rcncies.
very beautiful reception was given last night
TO Miss Christine Nilsson, in front OF DR.. Dore-
mus's residerce In Fourth avenue A number o.
scsndnsv,sn eocis' tubs In trfs city and Broo kyn
engaged Dodworths band to teronade her, and
many Of her Swedish countrymen followed tho
music with national airs. Several thousand trans
Tarencics were dis splay cd together with tho Atg'
of sweden and the United states, and s'x white
banners. bearing severally the names Of Christne
Nilsson and Jenny Lind.
A larre company assembled within the residence
OF DR.. Doremus, comprislnK Mr.. Ed w. Stough,pfi
and lady, Mr.. Samuel j. Tiden, Mr. Cllrcnce sew
ard and lady. and Miss Alice Seward, Col. Wags;9f,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IA. BosNocth, DR.. Ford c.
Barker and wife. the Misses Lea and Nellie Smith,
Miss Sophia Hoard, Miss Adelaide Phillips, the con
Russian Prince DIgouroski, Mr.. George II. S'roTg,
Sir Charles A. We'les. Miss Gertrude Horton, De.
Nelson Nnphgzi and wife, Mr.. Max strakosch, and
Miss Lizzie DoWeY.
The heroine OF the evening was In q sky.blue silk
overdress and a lounced sNirt of white tulle. a
fu.lszed humming bird in dAmobds was perched
upon her blcnne lair, aud large diamond brooch.
shaped like horseshoe, was nj her neck Sic alpo
wore earrings % the same form and material. On
the arrival OF the band, Miss Nilsson Ascended to
the second story nnd sat at the widow. Over her
dress ~ l'He and white, was gracefully araDed a
scarlet shL l. aud. as he Fusliglt played upon her
from above she revealed vision OF Nontfous
beauty
After tile first cong a glass OF champagne was
banded her, which sic touched TO her llps at the
same time addressing O few words OF thanks to her
sereuadcrs In Swe isll. With equal grace she had
previously rendered TO the Swedish Committee who
waited upon her warm recognition Of their
midnight Tho concourse that was gathered in
Union place numbered not less than ten thousand
The sun., 1870-09-16
FOLITICiL SQUIBS.

The Hrorkyn Germans nominate the Hon. Martin
RalDAC n iur the Goyernorship.
The lrisr Republican Central Club are arr1nging
for meeting In CoOn2r Institute on the 2jLL iuft,
to raiiiy The Stale nominations.
The Fourth Ward Drookl n Boys In blue organ.
SI %Iu L. er
Muldcn6crg Secretaries, and D. w. Haynes treasure
The Executive Committee Of the Sixteenth As
scmhly District woodiorl ahd knuhnsnn club elected
Yesterday evening as Chairman NJ. leHtN A. s"i.h;
Amas Elliott. William OIiara John shyers ard james
ii. Anderson.
orgsrlyed woodward an kauimsnn Clnb. AMI elect
ed otrccIs John J. Blair, the weNnown real estate
CSpt d. njann Conin orGrly Of the Old sixty ninth b
y. Y, Volunteers, ~ s,r ttary,
The Egtteenth Assembly District Woodford and
evening with Gen. Chas: A: Arthur r., sdent Capt,
pH ant (G and kT rSd NfsasHs
and Geo, Ii. Van Cleit, Treasurer.
Richard Austin, q singer well known in Fathe r
debut shortly AS campsrn vocalist IN the nie.ests Of
Tammany Hall under the auspes, OF the Thlrteenth
teenh Ward. so popular heretofore as tne DemocrS c
ever. ever '"''' u H'' !" '"' '""'''N'" "'' now
Eight new clubs were Organized last evening, all
four in ali In further evidence OF the popasry Of
he next ern It said that lie has already received
SsSasS na nd SS s .
hundred aud siTtVthee 10 attend weddinssj on, hun
numerous. His life IA insured.
mssniecent banner with the portraits q w NJ Z Z
va. ra:ea under ne sH.Pess o, The ~
mont Of zimmsrS Hotel corner Of DsIsncey snd suit
folks tteets, Thursday evening, sept lo 1870 Eio
sGopted. enioSistic Of the above candida.es III,
arrangements were under we care Oh non jacob SO
hacher. tho iadela'lHv'e Chairman OF 'he orsanlf4
] tun
The sun., 1870-09-16
THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
THE HARMONIOUS WESTCUEsTER
DEMOORACY IN CONTENTION.

Bediam Let Loose In Dunv's Hotci-Col.
Mooney's victory-Seuntor Cauidweii not
Counted In-Mr. Monks's Description Of n
Morrisania Primary.
Yesterday the delegates from the Democratic
organic atoms OF the First Assembly District OF West
chester assembled In force in Dufys Hotel, in Ford
ham, to elect State Delegate to the Convention at
Rochester. Judge Shields OF Fordham was elected
Chairman, and J. r. Morris OF Yonkers and X b.
DAILY OF Morrisania, Secretaries. Tho proceedings
were Unexpectedly enlivened by the arrival Of oppo-
suuv delegations fromrhe town OF West Chester and
theVIhird District OF Morrisania, two parties pre-
sentng RON each place. and each claiming TO be the
authorized delegation THIS led TO a loug and wordy
dispute. II was nnaiiy decided TO let each party
speak ten minutes.
Morrisanis was the drst called, and Mr.. Charles
Monks stated his grievances. The purport OF his
remarks was that at the primary meeting TO elect
DELEGATES, he and his friends driven out OF the
room by party OF rou his THIS attack was replied
to BY Col. Mooney, who said It was false In every
particular and further that the delegation was elect
When he had concluded sbout a dozen men
jumped on their feet and motions, amendments,
aud questions fol owed each other In quick success.
his mind. Eventually the West Chester delegations
had their say an then the question decided by
drcks's party. Epithcts tire reverse OF complimen.
tary passed reelJ between Ito contestants, but
eventually order restored and the real business
OF tho meeting gone into.
namely Capt Y. Grote OF West Farms, william
Cru'dwell OF Morrisania. and Fordham Morris o
West Farms; but the latter declining to pu, hinsel
IN opposition to Capt. Gtote, q ballot was taken be
tween tne other two. Witch resulied in Grote get
ting e0 votes aud Cauldwell II. The former wat
therefore elected. Patrick Brown was elected alter
urging tic denomination OF Clarkson N. Potter 10
Congress. nnd the meeting adjourned.
The sun., 1870-09-16
success Crownina Netta's EHorts-The
Young SaIeswomcu's Condition Already
BeItered-A spy Kicked Out.

Success Crownina Netta's Eforts-The
Young Saieswomcn's Condition Already
Bettered-A spy Kicked Out.
The Saleswomen's Early Closing Association
met last night In Plimpton Buildini, Mr.. Charles
wattenboccher presiding. Tue vi=iiant Meta occu-
pied a seat on his right. Several new members were
elected. The reports submitted by tho committees
appointed to visit employers were unusually in
terestng. Several firms, who had hitherto declined
to close earlier than nine oiock received favorable
mention, as having aeceded to the request OF the
Association.
Many young women spoke OF change for the bet
ter In their trciment by employers. In one estab-
lishmcnt, though chairs were not provided no OBJ
lection had been made sales vomen's pulling out
the dra ers AM sitting upon them. In another
large mouse, permission had been gwen the young
women to read the daily newspapers when not ser
wing customers. Fifty houses in Eighth avenue
were reported as ready to Wiee TO closing at 7
o'el2ck when the mo,emee; Is begun on tha' thor
A lively episode in the meeting was the expulsion
OF one Kane, scamp Who had en- detected betrav-
ing the Association. THIS persistent fellow wns u
0cmt~r of tos Dry Doots.s1erks' Association, and
had vi-ite the nomen's meeting In the capacity Of
soy IL Is said 10 be his practice to visit employers
thus compromising toe girls His sins. however,
found him out sooner than he expected, and he was
summarily squelched. The meeting adjourned until
Tuesdiy evening next. The Committee on mass
meeting will meet on TUESDAY evening at 63 Morton
| street.
The sun., 1870-09-16

here, but for some reason or other kept stupidity
dancing about his third base, and consequently lost
sensenderfsr being caught on the ny by swan ,eii.
- tterson, Nelson, and Mills were then disposed Of
III hrstrate style BY tho Athletics for Chicago, and
the game ttooo Q o.
SIYrH INNING
was commenced amid silence the most profound.
which was broken for moment by ringing cheer,
when Charlie Mills took Berry on the foul 1r. Rad.
elite then went to & ths e. bat sns made solendd
sent warm one TO Nelson, who nelded It to X.
Mills, putting Bechte out, and Radcliffe came home.
tween second iu .na ' % Srss base, which would have
given him two bags at least, but Swsndell nelded II
superby and got IN to Z; Mills ., In IT. time, me
game. and two TO win. X. Mills made fne
nit to right Geld, but was prettly taken on the y
By Berry. and the hopes Of the Mutual crowd fell
With It. Martin however made good drive to left
field for Two bases and Charlie Mills saw sufncient
with bis one eye TO send spantsr TO riSht held,
the most deaiening applause. Hatfield, who.rau for
Charlie. stole TO his second and In endeavorng 70
allowing Hatfield 70 sei to his t0ird. This rather
unneryod the Athletics, and Malone allowing q ball
70 pass him, Hlaeld ran home, winning the game Tor
the Mutuals BY one run. such
SCENE or xSrHusIAsn AND HxcrrsrKSr
has rarely II been witnessed on ball ground,
In this district at least as then ensued. The i'm
mense crowd OF people rose IN Ddsse, yelling, shout
ndkerchiefs, indeed anything that came hsndiest
flew up IN the air, tie owners appearing perfectly
regardless whether they ever recovered them or not
One gentlemans enthusiasm, who was sitting on the
grass In front OF the scoring boz took the extra
dnary form Of smashing his hat upon the ground
indeed he didn't seem to care whether ~ was bis
head or his hat which was hurt, he was In such M
excited state When quiotness was partially restored
Walters went to the bat, but Rynie was as excited
the rest, and he struck at each ball as II he nat
been " tight" and was cot sequenty out on thrc'
strikes. lie went OF, however, hourishing his bal
quite trumphsntly. Swandcll WAS tben put out on
bOund bail by Malone, and thus hnisned one d
the most wonderful victories ever gained upon
| bail Geld. The ollowing Is tae score
The sun., 1870-09-16
CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

Policeman Crittenden had his pocket picked yes
terdAy OF valuable gold watch.
Valentine, the defaulting Erie Railway freight
agent neld s6Q bal 10 answer charge OF fraud
in the Paterson oyer aid ferminer. yesterday.
A. q. jane of "a William street, while going from
the Adams Express ofice yesterday had bis pocket
.,Gked Of taJOO by persons whom ne cannot describe
Ann Heckert, OF Cincinnati, who was some time
ago diyorced from her husbant. maze an attempt on
Tnesday "a psson four OF her chldreD who remained
with their fathts. oy pul'ng Veru'g' IN 'her conee
In Che Court of General Sessions Yesterday. John
Dentlsy and Thomas Walsh pleaded guilty OF robbery
10 the nrst degree, whL>a was committed 10 Eherrs
Sing for ten years csch OhsJes Leslie toint indicted
with the othe stood bis trial was conne,ed snu sen'
up the river for twelve years ana sh mon""
Henry Otto and Jacob Oh oemaker were yesterd
committed at the Tombs on thu Ghsrse q sn rs rs
William street Between tle fra OF May ann august
49, Mr.. Allen lost ABOUT tl 0O wort OF cotn suspeo
log Shoemaker, an lnvestRaton toli'Weu ana paf' p
the property was traced " his store - Ne"arA' o. o.
where II as tOnnd,