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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
MARKETs.


Delaware Retain MARKET
Co7rscsed l0eeEty by DoNAVIly & PoTWIS
Wholesale and Rst1fl Groesrs and dealers IN
Country Froduce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

OWING 60 tha Great aeelRno taa Cola
" we have reduced our Friges CoEEeau pond
1ngly low. Having tncrea-ed our stock
largely, we are prepared 20 olLer greater lu-
duCement 70 The Retail trade than parhnus
any house In the county. As We buy al-
most exclusively Of
FIR 5E Fl a MD .
you will save ono profit IN buying from uH,
Grocers, who may wish 20 sort up thelr
stock, TO give Us q CALL and We feel conf
deiIt they will mud 10 20 their INTEREST.
To euumerata would consume TOO much
gDaCa. EufdCg 20 to aaV Gnat our stock con-
sists Of a Fun Line and the
Best Quality Of Groceries,
FOREIGN ana DOMESTIC ERUITB
DTfed and Canned,
Wood amd Willow yynrei
Flour,
Dried Beef,
DomdeotlollEgt
Oout u11.
Lard
Barnett's Celebrated Cooking
Extracts,
and q thousand and one articles aII both
JSe'ttI ana Ornamental.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
OAK HALL AHEADFI


WHOLEsALE AWB RETAIL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

WEATHER IHrLUEEoEs.-It's curious how
much men and business are affected; by the asmes-
phere. Day before yesterday, for instance the
air was clear, bright and bracing. King street
was thronged with ladies' and the shopSeepcrs
were in their glory. The sidewalks on The Bay
we're labyrinthof merchandise, and every store
contained from one 70 o dozen customers, who
gave clerks and order books lively occupation
Yesterday, on the other hand, the picture was re-
versed. Citizens, one and all appeared per-
neased with q raw, bilious east wind; looked blre;
nsd she horrors; hugged fires, and saw through
tho glass OF the futnrr darkly.. The divinity OF
trade always more or less coquettish, turned her
back and yelled her faoe Under such ciscum-
stances our human nature Is always inclined to
trump up and take comfort In far drawn excuses.
Smith gives left.handed blessing to the war;
Jones swesrs there Is ne money In the country;
Brown declares the people are overstocked with
goods; while Johnson charges all the gloom Of the
day on cotton that won't come to market. Now
and then, however, Joa strike genuine descend
ant Of Mark Tapley who Is bound TO be jolly under
ali circumstances man who, despite wind and
weather, dull hours and iuoonstant customers,
car:Ies bottle OF sunshine under his shirt-bosom,
and sees silver lining to all clouds. So mote It
be with every one. We must have our ups and
downs In trade, in politics, In life at large and he
who exEclses the truess philosophy OF content
will not permit the passing buzzards OF misfortune
20 build their nests above his head, nor, on the
other hand cross imaginary bridges OF trial until
he comes to them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

CHOICE CURIosrT1Es poR CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTs.-The Board Of Control Of the Widows Home
have Just received direct from Switzerland
large number Of those wonderful toys and other
articles, both useful and ornamental, for which
the Swiss have been so celebrated. The list COM
prlses, among other things, card cases and card
baskets, albums, paintings, photographs, fans
&c. Wood quantity carved and beautifully pol
ished is the principal material used, aud on near
" every article are sketches OF Swiss scenery,
finely colored. The articles were sent from Swift.
zerland by Miss Mary Bates, a constant friend OF
the Home, and a warm adruirer OF this city, where
she spent large ,rslon OF her life. The paint.
ings on the fans and other articles was done,
mostly by herself. Every thing was carefully &c.
lected and the prices were plainly markell, so rs
to avoid all difficulty on their arrival In Charles
ton. a number OF the goods have been sold, but
o respectable collection yet remainsx. The goods
can be seen at Mes. snowden's, IN Church street,
where they will remain for the present.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

MASONIC ELEcTIoSs-Ata an elec ton hold at
Ettwan Lodue No. 95, A. F. NJ, at Mount Pleess at
on the evening of December 15 1870, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year: W. Il, Thomas D. Jervey; 8. W.,
John T. DuPre; J. W., John Ferguson; treasurer,
Philip E. Porcher; secretary, WIN. NJ. Hale; tiler,
B. G. Jervey.
At the anniversary communication OF Egeria
Lodge. No. u, A. F. N, held at the Masonic Hall,
near Roadviile, s. c., on Saturday, December 10,
the following officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: ]. C. McKeown, W. NJ; G. G. P.
Shuler, s. W.; Henry L. Thomas, J. WI B.
Sngletary, treasurer; T. J. Mllard. secretary; s.
O. warnock g. n; R. E. Shuler, ]. D.; W. A.
Bull and 7. P. yogt, stewards; George a. Poland,
tiler.
At the annual conv6cation of zerubbabel Chap
ter, No. II, R. A. NJ, held st Masonic Hall Decem.
ber 18th, the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: Zimmerman Davis, II. E.
q. p; VIM. Telnent, E. King; Jos. j. Anderson,
&. Scribe; Alonzo J. White, Jr., O. H; Clarence
Wagner, P. S.;J. B. Porter, B. A. O.; Glenn E.
Davis, G. NJ. Sd Veil; Isaac H. Hail. G. NJ. I'd Veil;
John e. Boiness, G.. n. LIST Veil; Francis J. Daw-
son. treasurer; n. ". Wigg, secretary; John P.
Deveaux, David c. Marsh, stewards; L. P Meyer,
sentinel
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

CLUBS AND STARs.-The cold weather drove
several destitute persons to the Guardhouse
where they applied for lodgtnss and wore dis.
charged next IN orn!ng by the Magor.
William Brown and Louis Smith, arrested for
dlsorderly conduct aud lighting In Magazine
street, were examined before the Mayor. The
fight instead OF o common 1stlcuf, proved to- be
q resort to arms OF more deadly character, aui
the two were held for prosecution by the State.
Matthew Green and Harris Washington. lodged
for dIsorderly conduct and lighting at the depot
OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Compl-
ny, were brought before the Mayor. Green was
proved to have been the moving spirit In the dig
turbance, and was accordingly sent to the House
OF Correction for five days. Washington was dis
charged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

THE GILFoRr BRoTHERs.-These daring
gymnasts and rght.rope walkers arrived last
evening In our city, where they expect 20 glVe'
the weather permitting, one Of their startling eA-
hibtIons to-day. The three brothers are from Ss.
Louis, No., and their last performance was at
columbia, few days ago. wire will be stretch
ed across Meeting street, from the top OF the
Pavilion Hotel to Cohen's tIn.store, upon which
hey will walk, end to which they will attach
Ftheir arrangements for their trapeze performance
The exhibition will be public, similar to that OF
Professor Bond last year, aud will no doubt at
tract as large and enthusiastic crowd OF spec
tators.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
The SOUTH CAROLINA SAVING AND Bu1Lp1

THE SOUTH CAROLINA SAVING AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION No. IA bill to incorporate this
company has been introduced in the House OF
Representatives, where 1t has received its Grst
reading. The capital stock will consist Of thirty
shares, to be paid By successive weekly install
ments Of So on each share, so long as the corpo-
ration shall continue. Buying and selling real
aud personal estate aud lending money on mort
cages. will be the business OF the company. At
the expiration OF ten years from the date Of in
corporation the assets are to be divided among
the stockholders and members Of the company.
TIE corporators ore Messrs. o. D. Brahe, @.
PIenge, ]. Steiber, r. Issertel, Henry E. Eckel NJ
Israel A, neIenthal, e. 7. Benedict, Philip Meitz-
Ter, John Rugheimer, A. ". Eckel, Charles
Litschg, A. Neimann, Edward Pills, L. Klein, A.
Litschgi, John NJ. Martin. J. 81 vo'lers, Charies
Rossler, F. Heintg, and C. o. Mlchaelis.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

Tag LEGAL TsNDaRs.-In the National Board
OF Trade. Colonel Lathers, one OF the delegates
from Charleston, offered the following resolu-
hon:'
Rssoleed, That this National Board OF Trade fesl
1t duty monument upon them to ask Congress to
direct the redemption OF legal tender notes at the
option OF the holder, by issuing in their stead
bonds bearing interest at the rate Of 36e.ioo per
cent per anuum, said bonds being male PAYABLE
on demand. principal and interest, on the said
legal tender notes; and that the national banks
be allowed to count said bonds in the reserve re-
quired to be kept according to existngl law.
The whole subjec!-matter was, however, laid
upo1the table.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

TIE CITY WATER .WoRKs.-The bill to incor-
porate the Charleston Water Company, read q
first time in the House Of Representatives, has
the following corporators: Daniel Tyler, Daniel
NJ. Porter, lanes Il. Taylor. Charles H.
SImouton, Edwin Parsons, Anson ". Thayer,
John Bates, H. q. Montgomery, Alva Gage
William F. Pierce The company Is given
full authority to convey water from any point
within sixty Ave miles Of the City Of Charleston,
into and through the city, and 1t may establish
reservoirs and fountains in the streets and squares
OF the city, It being required in both cases that
the consent OF City Council be first obtained. The
capital Of the company is s5eosoo, with the priVi.
lege OF increasing the same to $5,0O0,0O0.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

SERENA L. DARGAN, EXECGTRIX OF
- O. A. DARGAN, Vs. q. E. P SANDERS ct a.,
Creditors or C. A. DARGAN-Bnlto to MarshalAs-
sets. and for Injunction. -
Pursuant to an orderin the above stated case, TO
me directed by the Hon. J. u. Rutland, Judge OF
house, on the first MONDAY In January next,
The LAND described In the pleading I'm th6
above stated case, containing 500 acres, mora or
less, bounded by Jefriesis Greek, and Lands OF
wit: One third cash; the balance on a credit OF
equal lnstalments, one-half at one.year, and the
other half at TWO years, interest on the whole
seven per cent. interest. with two or more per-
sonal suretles, and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers to pay for oil necessary papers, tnclud
Ing revenue stamps. ". E. CHARLES,
dec9-15 Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

ILLEGAL YOTENG.-In the United States
Court, on Thursday, Judge Bryan passed the fol-
lowing sentences:
Joshua McCulloch-illegal voting, voting out OF
precinct. Two months Imprisonment and costs
OF prosecution.
Jacob HeishicE-illegsl voting. Six months
Imprisonment aud costs OF prosecution.
Augustus Henderson, voting under age. Three
months imprisonment and costs OF prosecution.
Augustus Henderson-Voting more than once.
One years imprisonment.
VIM. Reynolds, alias Fred Wilson, alias Fred.
Edwar s-voting more than once. One years
imprisonment aud costs OF prosecution.
Henderson Ashley-yoting under age. Four
months Imprisonment and costs OF prosecution.
Morris Mims-votlng under age. Six months
imprisonment and costs OF prosecution.
Jonas Brown-votIng under. age. Six mcnths'
Imprisonment and costs OF prosecution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
dec1f-Stuth3

The REMARKBLE PROPERTIES OF BRowN's
BRONCHIAL. TRocHRs have been thoroughly tested
since urst:lntroduced. The demand for them has
steadily increased, and purely upon their own
merits. they have found favor with those who,
from Pulmonary, Bronchial or Asthmauc COM
plalnts require them. For Coughs and Colds they
are eflcaciuus.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

DuPED.-A well known merchant OF this city
was attracted few days ago by the tempting
advertisement OF Mcssrs John F. Williams Co.,
of New York, Offering for sale "Aluminan gold
watches" for the moderate price Of S4S per
duzen, aud sent an order for TIVE open faced, and
two double cased watches, to cost SIS. On Thurs
day he received y package directed to him, and
marked @. o. D., from the adams Express Com
pany, accompanied by bill for s16, and 81 for
freight both OF which he paid. The package CT n:
sisted OF q neatly sealed-up pastebeard box, upon
opening which lie discovered two blocks OF wood.
After several efforts, lie succeeded in forcing them
open, and found they contained the four watches,
not made OF gold or aluminium, but OF common
brass and valued at about twenty cents apiece.
The matter was placed at once in the hands Of
Trial Justice John G. Msckey, who served writ.
ten protest upon the Express Company against
their forwarding or paying over the money to J.
F. Williams b Co.. and demanding tho return OF
the money upon the watches being given up. The
company, DIS soon as they were informed OF the
swinile, paid back the money without hestita.
ton. This is the third case Of the kind where
Trial Justice Mackey has succeeded in recovering
money thus acquired by fraudulent representa-.
tions In the former cases different valueless trl-
fies we're sent to the purchaser, and many prefer
to lose their money when thus caught, rather
than be laughed at when they tell It,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
anstion salss~5 5ntnre ,Daps. !.
BYZ. B. OAKES.
~ EoRGE e. eIBi30SfSr; GTBBoN vs.. ANNIE ,GB.

GEORGE E. GIBBON VS.. ANNIE GLIB.
VI BON, ET AL. ta
By virtue Of an order Of his Honor Judge
Samuel W. Melton. made In this oase, will ex-
pose for sale at Public Auction, on TUES DAY. the
2oth day q December next ensuing. at II O'Clock
A. NJ, In front OF the Old Oustomhouse,
AL that LOT OF LAND, tho buildings having
been destroyed, situated on the west side OF New
street, In the City OF Charleston, desanafed in
Q plat OF the Old Theatre Lot, drawn by Edward
B. white. surveyor, on the Sotlr December, 1850,
BY the No. 2, measuring In front on New street
Hfty t5o) feet and the came on the back line, and
on the northern and southern lines 105 feet; but
ting and bounding on the cast on New street, to
the orth and northeast on Lot No. In said plat
to the west on Land Of Mis- Savage, and to the
south on Land Of o. D. Carr, now owned by Chas.
Edwards.
On the following terms. to wit: one-tlird cash,
and the balance In bond, on q credit OF one and
two years. bearing interest from day of sale at
the rate ofseven per cent, payable semi.annually;
the bond to be secured by q mortgage or the
premises. Purchaser to pay me for stamps and
papers. K 3. nUBfEAr
decI-shSs1tu1 Special Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

TIE END or THE HoG.-John Perry, who,
after an examination, was committed for stealing
the hog OF Israel Brown, on his way to jail con.
ressed his guilt to the constable. Having remain
ed In jail Thursday night, he was taken to court
next morning for trial, where he denied the fact
OF his having confessed his guilt. At this stage
the prosecutor, not being desirous Of pushing
matters farther came to compromise, and the
sui was discontinued upon Perry's paying for
the hog and cost OF court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
QUE HoLI!p.A.LK NoTKoEs.
Where to Purchase Christmas Gifts.

We continue our notices of leading adver'
tisers Of holiday goods and supplies:
One Of the most popular and wellconducted
dry goods stores In the city s that Of Louis Cohen
Co., No. 24s King street. With q view to GO
commodatc the pressing demsnds which viii. oe
made By their many customers, the Messrs- Cohen
%. have purchased with great care. one OF the
choicest aud finest stocks OF goods which could
be found In the Eastern market. especially adapt
ed for the holiday season. This stock comprises,
at moderate prices, splendid assortment oi
sllaw's and dress patterns, besides an endless
variety of velvets, ohevoits, beaver and broad
clfth suitable for lsdtes' cloaEs. In fact every
article that mind could suggest, usually kept By
arss-class dry goods establishment, can here be
found. The proprIetors and clerks are oourteo
and gentlemsnty, and esteem 1t pie asure as all
shines to display their goods for the inspection OF
customers. Give them call.
The mention OF Christmas calls up longing
for the hot, rich end savory deicacy which recon-
ciled little Jack Horner to retaining his place IN
the traditional corner for an fndenn'te length OF
time. And mlncc pie and the fame of Tully, the
caterer are luseparably connected. In richness
OF mInoe meat and delicacy Of pastry, his is an
unappr0achable pie. Hs can also furnish all the
other staples for the Christmas board-fne tar
Keys game, iced cakes jellies and other dishes to
order at short notice and moderate rates.
What Is q German Christmas without Rhine
winep Mr.. A. Tierenthal, No. 1o7 Market street,
has on draught; large supply Of Laubenhemer,
Geisenheimer, Ruedeshelmer and Stein wine In
boxes. Every one remembers the good old song {:
There's naught can cheer the hearts that pine,
Like o deep, deep draught OF the good Rhine
wine.
Who is there in search Of suitable presents that
does not visit Righter's Hasel street Bazaar ?
There will be found large and complete stock OF
holiday goods. consisting Of elegantly Illustrated
gift hooks, standard poets and miscellaneous
books family and pocket Bibles, prayer-books,
juvenile books and toy books, albums, stereo'
scopes and slereoscopic views, children's games,
writing desks, work-boxes, glove and jewelry-
boxes, dressing .cases-in fact, every variety of
fancy goods and novelties. Don't foil to give
him call.
And what is Christmas without warm over
coat, gorgeous scarf, delicate hosiery, neatly
fitting gloves, and all the other things, mention.
able and unmentionabfe, which 60 to make up
the merry-makIng mana These and every other
article or clothing and convenience for the toilet
will be found at J. q. Lswton's mammoth store,
Academy OF Music building.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

THE CrrT CoUNcIL.-The meeting of the
City Council, which had been advertised for last
evening, did nos take place as expected, on ac-
count OF the inclemency Of the weather. The
Mayor and several Aldermen were present, Das
having waited some time In vain for q quorum,
umbrellas and greatooats were put inso requlsa.
ton, and the meeting was postponed until q
more au5picious season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

ONE MoRE.-At about o'clock on Friday
morning q thief made q raid on o hen-house, at
No. 10 Ru ledge avenue. The dog gave the alarm
aud the thief scrambled on to the top OF the house.
At this moment he was seen by one OF the city
policemen. who ordered him to come down. AT.
ter due warning. the policeman fred, the ball
striking an iron railing it is supposed, aud doing
no serious damage. The thief escaped, and the
railing Will soon be convaleScent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
anftioneers' l9ripate Sales, 5&r.
By LOWNDEs & GRINBALL. s
FOR PARTTTION-THE. MILLs

GALE FOR PARTTTION-THE MILLS
- HOUSE, CHARLESTON, 8, O.
At Private Sale that desirable HOTEL, situate
at the corner Of Queen and Meeting streets, and
known as the MILLi HOUSE. -
The rouse contains ABOUT ore hundred and
sixty (l60) chambers, besides parors ladies' ord-'
nary, barber shop. bathrooms, watnr.cosets,
laundry, steam engine and boiler for driving ma
chi cry and pumps, and for heating the house,
and all the conVenienres OF ffst-class modern
Hotel. Also, fine cellars and large ctsterns.
The building is very substantial and the inte-
rior finely finished The loratfou Is the most desi-
rahle in the city, and the house has always been
favorlte one. -
the property Is now under lease till November
l, 1878, at ten thousand {Sl0,oool dollars per an.
num, rent payable monthly.
ind street, by feet on QUEEN street, and III
feet on west line This gives ample yard room
FOR all PURPOSES OF tile Hotel, and for extending
the building II desired.
For. terms and further particulars, apply as
above, at No 20 Broad street. noy26.mWsSs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

FIRE on JAMES IsLAND.-The bright red
glow, observable In the heavens last night, at
about IL O'Clock, was caused by a large fire on
James Island. In the distance 1t seemed to be
some planters residence on fire In the neighoor-
hood OF the creek which leads to James Island
cut. The blaze OF the-nre was immense, and as 1t
appeared to have full sway to the end, the build.
ing must have been entirely consumed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

CRUMBs.-Mr. Lawrence Fox, Injured at the
late accident on the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad, Is doing remarkably well at the city hos
pital.
The votaries OF Terpschicore will be pleased to
learn that the Masonic Eall will be opened this
evening by Mrs. G. W. Alexander, who will give
the nrst dancing solree OF the season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

MRS. KEoeu, the skllful chlropodlst, is daily
working wonderful cures among those who are
suffering from eorns, buuieIs and other disorders
Of the feet. She has also treated cases OF asthma
and the Ats with singular success. Her rooms
are in King street, opposite Society, over Mchil
10 IN, ehnn stOra
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
dcclG-6

ATTENTION is called to the extensive and
unsurpassed assortment OF domestic and fancy
goods, whlto goods, kid gloves, hosiery, nannels,
carpets, &C., advertised by Messrs. Furchgott,
Benedict & Co., many OF them OF direct importa-
tloas, aud which they are selling at unprecedent-
edly low prices. decl6 lmW3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.
Aook and Ladder, No. 2, at 8 P. N.

QUICK TR1p.-The schooner Lille, consign-
ed TO william Roach & Co.. OF this city, sailed
from New York on Friday evening and arrived Oh
Charleston bar at 8 O'Clock, yesterday morning.
This s fast sailing, even foE Roach's quick line.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

HIGHWAYMEN NEAR SAVANNAH.-The good
Old days Of Claude Duval and highway robbery
seem to have returned In the vicinity OF Savan-
nah, judging from the recent accounts OF several
stand. nd-deliver transactions to be found In the
daily Journals OF that city. 1t seems that on
Wednesday last Mr.. Gil, was halted on the Louis
vile road and robbed by five disguised men, and
ON the same day a,colored man, named Paul Tay-
ior, became the victim Of a similar transaction on
the Augusta road. The latter had left the city
about three miles and hslf, when he vas halted
In a thick wood by five men armed with double
osrrelIed guns, their persons being thoroughly
concealed by masks, gloves, ho1ds aud caps
Paul was taken into the wood and tied to tree,
In which position his captors eased his pockets OF
500 and several other little things, and coolly d.
vided the spoil before hts eyes. They then left
him bound to the tree, when his loud cries SUBJ
seauentiy brought two men to his assistance, who
released him. Bus one Of the robbers spoke
throughout the affair, and he used very good Eng
Hsh, from which It is inferred that he was white
man. The DISCUSSES were so perfect that none Of
the Others could be marked In the slightest way.
There Is no doubt that the robberies were both
oommittd by the same party, and IL Is to be hoped
that the gang will be broken up and captured be-
fore they have another opportunity Of showing
their deXterity.