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@- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMIS-
sIONERs, BARNwELL COUNTY, 8. O., BLACK.
VILE G. a., AARCH IS, 1s72.-Plans, spectnca.
tions and Proposals to build JAIL at Blsckville
Courthouse will be received at this office until
the second Tuesday In April. The cost OF Jail
not to exceed eight thousand l$sooo) dollars,
BY order County Commissioners.
mch15l2 n. G. TOBIN, Clerk.
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5uerial Notices.

ns- CONSIGHRES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby notified
that she is dscharging cargo at Brown CO.'S
Wharyes. All goods not removed by sunset Will
remain on wharf at consignees' risk aud expense.
mch77-1 WI. A. cOURTENAY, Agent.
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WHE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock Stitch, (allEe on both sides,) nae
selfadjustiDg tension, and is the only 1rst Class
low price Sewing Machine in the market adapted
for every variety Of sewing from muslrns to
heaviest cloths. Price $25 ard S37.
Agents wanted. send stamp for circular anu
samnle OF Sewing, T. l.. BISSELL,
General Agent,
ianll-fmW6mo Charleston, s. o.
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%ON MAR RIA G E. ~
Happy relief for Young Men from the efects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimenu
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
mens. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
NInCn sCreeL Philadelphia, P8. - actl2
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nnch27-1

Ns-THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANY-sAvNGS DEPARTMENT
Deposltors are requested to leave their books on
and after the 1st April proximo, to be credited
with the quarterly interest then due.
All Deposits made on before the goth April
will bear interest from lat April.
Interest 10y Six Per Cent. compounded quarterly.
mch25-mHfl2 F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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Gouartnershlps ann Dlssplntipns

THE COPAkTNERSHIP BERETOFOR
existing under the firm name OF BALL,
BLACK !S CO. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner will sign IN settlement
OF the business.
(Signed) HENRY BALL.
WM. BLACK.
EBEN'R MONROE.
March !, 1872. WM u. BLACK.
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% THE CHARLESTON CHARITA
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFIoAL RAFFLEt
NUMBERS.
CLASS No. 4le-MoRNnia.
A-1s-39-16-23- 2-68- 7-49.-70-74-n
GLASS No. 420-EvKNINa.
S-42-22-H-l5-l2-S -S8-28-24 - 61- 32-62
As witness our hand at Charleston this 28th day
Of March, ls72 FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 sworn commissioners.
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~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Inspector OF Phosphates will enter upon the
duties OF his ONCE, MONDAY, the 11th instant, al
his Laboratory, No. 2s George street.
OTTO A. MOSES. PH. D.,
mch25-s State Inspector OF Phosphates.
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- S Mr.. WnL1AN E. SIMMONS, Jr., is tne
travelling agent for TIE News soutn
Carolina.
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fost and Sonn6.

MOUND, AT THE MASKED BALL, ON
II Thursday night, one Lady,s Broach and
one Watch Key, which may be had by calling at
Mr. F. ANSEL No. 12T Calhoun street. mch4
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THE IRISH RIFLE G L q B

AT AT-.--=-.---- ---
HIBERNIAN HALL.
MONDAY EYENI..G, APRIL 1st, 1872.
SENIOR MANAGERS:
Hon. A. G. MAaRATH, General JAMES ooNHhh'
RRRsIRp O,NK1LL. Colonel E. MooRADY, Jr.,
Cant. ". A. couRrsyAY, Hon. N. P. o'CoNNoE,
E. F. svgFeAs. JOHN F. 0'NE1IL,
JOHN KENNY, WILL1AA MoHAN'
THOMAS O'BR1EN, ALEX. hc-Lof'
2. CAILAeHAN. JOHN coNRoY.
JUNIOR MANAGERS:
- GRACE, =. g. @AeRRTH' 'f''
n. oiSE1IL. Ell KENNY,
r r WALSH. JF BTRNYs,
L. DEB HcCRADY, P.F. MAY,
TIMOTHY O'BRrEN, ]. +. KRDDlSd'
J. F. MAHER, M J. MURAL
TYctets can he obtained from the Junior Man
ayers. "ouN
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Eeaal Notires.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLES r0N-CUURT OF
CUMMON Please. L. BURCKMYER, Assignee
VIC. WHILDEN j CO.. against $. n. STEVEaS
Summons for Money Demand.-[Complaint not
Seryed,l-To S. N. STEVENS, Defendant In his
action: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint IN this action, which has
been fled in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Court or
Common Pleas for the said County, and 10 serve
COPY OF your answer or the subscribers at their
oflice No. "a Broad street, within twenty days
alter the service OF this summons on you, eXcln.
s.ve OF The day Of service.
Ifyou fail 10 answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff Will take Judgment
against you for the sum Of Sl29 27-loo, with In
terest at the rate OF one per LenC per m0ntn from
the lst Ocu ber, 1852 and ST. 25l00. with interest
at the rae Of one per cent. per month from tne
2lst October, 1869, and costs.
Dated February 8, 1872.
PRESLEY, LORD lNGLESBY,
Plaiutia's Attorneys.
To the Defendant, s. N. STEVENS: Take notice
foregoing is copy, WIS filed 10 theSotnce OF the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Charleston
County, on the 9Th day Of February, A. D. 1872.
PRESLEY, L0hD INGLESBY,
mch26-w8 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
E,STATE OF NJ. SCHIPMAN NJ
II Notice Is herb given that the undersigned
viii apply, on the 22d OF April next, to the Hon.
GEU. BUST, Judge OF Probate for Charleston
County, for final discharge and letters dlsmis.
sorry as Administrator OF said estate.
mchr2.rmw1mo* Administrator.
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Tbe Gba1leSton 9etps.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1872.
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TUsT, REOEIVED,
4 Large Asuortmentof Of
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE LAMPS
AND SHADES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, Full and Well.seectei Stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DC.
CnoIce 8. O. HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
No. l Mackerel
Choice Salmon and Hallbut Fins
Extra Goshen Butter and Cheese
Sugars Of all Grades a
Eaisins, Almonds, Figs, Currants, Preserves, de.
have on hand Full Stock Of BRAaDlEsr
Wines, Whiskey, &c, which I am prepared to sell
at Wholesale OF Retail.
Orders from the Country win receive prompt
attention, by addressing letter to Postomce Key
Box No. 24s.
All goods delivered to any portion OF the CITY
free nj CHARGE. D. FITZ GIBBON,
N. W. corner King and Cannon streea.'
mch5.1mo
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For Sale.

ToR SALE, TURNIPs BY THE BAR;
IL REL Apply 70 LINNGSTON'S FRUIT
STORE, No. 8s9 King street, above George street.
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TlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders OF the Northeastern Railroad
Company will be held ct the Hall OF the Planters
and Mechanics Bank on WEDNESDAY, the Sd OF
April next at IL O'Clock n. when an election for
q President and Six Directors TO serve for the
mchisCws7 @. WILLIMAN, Secretary.
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attsussu1s,as9

AUG 1R Al B A L L
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BACON AND BULK MEATS. j.
: $50 hhds Prime BACONSIDEs, c. R =,
$50 boxes Prime Bacon Sides, O. x. s
DRY SALTED MEATS.
40 hhds Prime D. 8. O. B. SIDES.
50 boxes Prime OR Sides. :,
Is boxes Prime D. s. BIB Sides.
40 boxes Prime D. 8. Shoulders.
- For sale by HENRY C0BA d 90.
mchll-mWf1mo
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|SuGAE AN D -ao1Assfs
40 hhds. Grocery SUGAR
$50 bids. Prime New Crop) Muscovado MolasseS
10 bbls. Prime (New Cropl Muscoyado Holasses:
Just received per Brig David B. Doape ana
Schooner E. &. Dresser, from Cardenes, and Tor
sale In lots 10 suit purchasers BY =,
W. P. HALL
mch2o.wfm5 Brown q Co % Wharf:
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Wants

uTANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE. AP-
w PLY at No. "a Smith street. mch27-2
UTANTED, A SITUATION BY A Re
w SPECTACLE white girl to cook and wash
for mall family. Good accommodation given
II required. Address s'Cook. !" NEWS ONCE
mch2T-1f
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Ma.hinqe,

A TTENTION, GERMAN STEAM FIRE
II ENGINE CoMPANY.-You are hereby or
dered 10 meet at your Engine House at 8 O'Clock
TOMORROW (Thursdsy) MORNING. for the purpose
Of participating in the dedication or the. New
German church. full attendance is desired.
BY order President R1EcKB.
JNO. II. OSTENDORFF,
mch27 Secretary.
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A l. T. x A N D RIA

FIRST WARD RApICALs.-A meeting of the
radicals Of the first ward, was held last night,
and made the following nominations: For Alder
man, Samuel Baker; for Common Councilmen,
George Z. Hewes, Robert Bell, jr., w. p.
Graves and f. III. Delahay; for magistrates, W.
W. White, and John Thompson; for constable,
Cornelius Phillips. The following ofhce of the
club were elected: President, L. e.. O'Neal, vice
president, Edward Evans, and John II. Payne
secretary.
ALEXANDRIA AS A MARKET.-Beforet the war
the bulk of the grain from the lower part of
Charles county, Maryland, found its way to this
market. Since then, however, from various
causes, this trade has been diverted to Balti-
more, but again, as will by reference to the
marine news, in to days Gazette, attracted by
the superior advantages of this city, it is finding
its wav hack.
A & W. r. R.-Rumors have been flying
abODt for several days past concerning change
in the proprietorshIp OF the Alexandria and
Washington railroad, and that the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railway company had or
were about to take charge OF it, but whether as
lesses or bona fde purchasers has not yet trans
pred.
The MAY TERN of the Circuit Court for this
county, Judge Keith to preside, will commence
on Monday next. The only criminal case set
for this term is that of William Jackson colored,
for the murder of his wife.--Gdsette, 18Th inst.
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G. EOR &c ETC W N.

LuNBER-The barge Packet from winton,
y. c., aud the schooner A. Dunnick, from Sails
bury, Md, have arrived, each with 600 feet OF
pine lumber for Joseph and j. T.. Libbey. The
schooner Stannard has arrived from norfolk
with a cargo of lumber, consigned to Pickerell
& Co., Wheatley Bros, and Joseph and j. Z.
Libbey.
Saturday were 900 bushels at 1922; 5obushels
at $3.50, and 200 bushels at S2.15. There was no
grain on the market to- ay.
TRB FISH MARKET-Business at the fish
wharf was dull to- day. About 6 900 herring sold
at the usual prices. No chad were offered.
The RAILS OF the W ashington and Georgetown
railroad are being relaid between Greene and
Washington streets.
The METROPOLITAN street railway company
are rapidly pushing the work Of laying their
track on Greene street.
pI LIE WORN Oh laying tne new WAFER man on
all been laid, and to- day a large force of men is
engaged in filing up the track.
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Condensed Locals.

MI Jefferson Rlyes has bought the residence
OF MI Fitzhugh COyle, on G street for $50. 600
Red Cloud, the Sioux chief, will visit Wash
IBgton again this summer.
Miss Ella A. Stockton, wei known in this city
- dramatic reader, was married TO Mr. H. G.
Horton, formerly of Washington. at Denver
Colorado, on the sth inst.
4" Liberal" headl1 arters have been established
at the 81 Marc hotel. Hon. John ID. Defrees is
IN charge.
The Young Mems republican club of this city
VIII attend the Philadelphia convention in a
Messrs. Charles Berret and A. Y. Lakensn
rave been appointed 10 clerkships under the
Board OF Public Works, to take effect on the 1st
Mr.. A. j. Beador was thrown from his car
rage and badly bruised, on Virginia avenue, on
Saturday last. in consequence OF his horse be-
coming fTgE tened BY locomotive on the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad.
Yesterday the entire detective force, under
the direction of Chief ClaryOe, was distributed
through the several parks and squares in the
city with instructions 10 promptly arrest any
PARTY " no should be found breaking the shrub-
berry or mutilating the seats.
Messrs. 6. W. Domer andJ. Calvert Spinner,
the former chietaSsistant engineer ana the latter
an engineer on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, have taken positions on the Southern
Maryland railroad. the former as chief and the
latter as chief assistant engineer.
We regret 20 learn of the serious indisDoSitioD
OF Miss NOilie Bowen, the Efficient teacher OF
primary school No. >. 9Th district. Miss Bowen
was taken i'll this morning, while teaching. She
was taken to her home, where she is now unIer
the care Of her family physician.
VIM. SyIhaN, the cOlOTed messenger OF the
late Secretary OF the Interior, who managed to
get his pay raised by an act Of Congress two
sessions ago, and whose account for arrearages
was not allowed by the controlling officer OF The
Ire asuTy. has got a judgment against the gov
err ment Tor the amount in the Court OF Claims.
1t = understood that the Treasury Department
Will resist ayment in the Supreme Court for
the sake Oh setting the principle involved.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Governments Securities.
Jaw Ctake & Co. furnish the following too


BALTINoRE. May :0.-yirginiA o 8, old, %; Va; do
coupone. old. as Va. consolidated $50; West Nir
cir Ia .. IL North Carolina q old. 81 bid today.
BAITINoRE, May - = Cotton quiet but firm; low
niddiibgs, 2S4. Flour firm. favors sellers: City
Mills advanced Soc superhne, 81 .5Oas 50; extra.
% !0sll: family, Sll toslS So western extra, So ea
9.!o. Wheat nomtnally unchanged. Corn dull:
white southern 76a.7 yeiiow southern 72.7S mi Ned
western, nominal, 7eaTl. Oats steady and hIm:
western 56a5s; southern 60. Rye unchanged, ga
Hos. Prov isions quiet but firm: Mess pork. nom
nal Sl4; bnlk meats strong: shoulder. ssssa$; rib
sides, 6AsabZ clear rib sides, 1sa7k. Bacon: shout
ders, 5%s51s rib sidee, clear rib sides, ia
"a: sugar cured hams steady, l3alSn Lard firm,
s4a9t. Western butter active: choice, . 30.
Whisky. 90.
NEW YoKk, May 0.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn duh aud heavy
NEW YORK. Nay 70 Stocks very strong. Gold
steady, 1SA. Money firm, 6. Exchange, long, % d.
short, 1Cls Governments firm. Virginia 6s, As.
new, So; North Cardinal. 81; new, 2e,s.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPAETMkNT,O Once Ckief SiQ1dI OyIcsr,
WAsHINsTON, ID. c., May 20, 1872, 10 an
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwKNTY-FoUR HOT RS
The lowest barometer has moved northwest
wardly from lakes Erie and Huron, the pressure
being now lowest over northern New England.
Partly cloudy but clearing weather is prevailing
over the lake region. Otherwise clear weather
very generally at the stations east of the Rocky
mountains, with westerly winds. except over and
west OF the lever Mississippi valley, where they
are southerly. Cloudy weather at San Francisco
and San Diego. The river has continued rising
at st. Louis.
PROBABILITIES. The barometer continue
rising from the lakes to the Atlantic, with west
erly winds. Clear and pleasant weather con-
tinue from the Mississippi TO the Atlantic, ex-
cept over the lake region, where partly cloudy
weather, with occasional areas of rain is prob
able. Southerly winds for the Gulf states. Brisk
westerly winds for the lakes, but dangerous
ones are not anticipated.
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THE LABOR STRIKEs.-The master masons
In New York have agreed to the eight-hour sys-
TEN at Il day, beginning July ], and the men
have accepted this compromise. A meeting OF
over one thousand iOurneymen carpenters was
held Saturday nig ht in New gYork to receive an
answer from the bosses to their proposition of
$3.50 day OF eight hours. A deputatiOn of work
lngmen waited upon meeting of bosses, and re-
turned with the report that the bosses were to
hold general meeting to-day, and that the an
swer was expected to be favorable. The depu
tation assured the men that the bosses were com
pletely outgeneraled. Tremendous cheering
was caused by this announcement. Delegations
from the plumbers, brick makers, and German
cabinet makers gave notice that they were to
strike this week for similar terms.
There is prospect that the miners's strike i'm
Houghton county, Michigan, will be settled
without any acts of violence being committed.
although the strikers declared that they would
fight should the military attempt to make arrests
The military treated the threats with indi fer
ence, and on Friday arrested six of the ring
leaders in the srike ard saw them safely placed
in charge of the Sheriff.
The journeymen house painters of Richmond,
va, have decided to stop work, the bosses having
refused to accede TO the demand for higher
wages. Other trades there are organizing Tor
similar. purposes.
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THE C0TRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge HdcArthur.-To-d av,
the case Of Barker agt. Robinson was called
and the demurrer filed having been argued, it
was sustained An appeal was granted. In this
case the wife Of Robinson gave a note, which
was endorsed by him, and the suit was brought
on this note. The court held as the husband
could not sue the wife the note was void. Get
tngs aet Hussey and ROney; Judgment by de-
fault. Green and Rathffone agt Chapman;
agreement to issue commission. Jarvis agt
Brown ct al; judgment. Clark agt. Sharp,
verdict for plaintiff one cent damages. BOsshor
X Co. agt. Harris * Co., default and inguisitiOn.
Riohey agt. Thomas 81 Kearney, Judgment one
cent damages. Hogan agt. Kurtz on trial.
POLICE Court, Judge SneH.-To-day, James
Parker was brought into court again this morn
ing, charged with making threats of personal
violence to his wife, Bessie Parker, saving he
would shoot her; bonds in the sum of 500 to
keep the peace SIX months and stand committed
until given were required. John Sims, Ass ault
On henry Lacy, county constable, who at
tempted To levy on "A horse belonging TO Sims:
fined $40 and costs. Sarah Adams. assault on
Mary Christian; fined - and costs. John w.
Sbipley, assault and battery on William Jones,
striking him with base ball bat on the head;
fnod $40. Henry Ewald, charged with threats
OF violence TO his wife, Anna; required to give
bonds in the sum OF $500 TO keep the peace and
he committed until given. Thomas Sutton
charged with carrying pistol concealed on his
person; fined $50. Sarah c. Adams profane and
indecent language; fined 50. George Morton.
di%orderiy conduct in GeOrgetown; fined S.
Thomas Parker and William Williamson, indie
cent exposure; fined SO each. Henry Jones,
indecent and profane; fined %. Thomas Hem
SOD, Frank Payne, and John Kirk, charged
with gambling on Sunday at the 18th street
wharf. These were captured, with six others.
Yesterday by Lieutenant Greer and Sergeant
Perry; six forfeited their collateral and the
above were discharged, there being no testimony
showing that they were gambling. VIM. TIlley,
drunk and pr0fane; fined So. Lewis Dealy
drunk and prOfane; fined -. Henry jackson
same offense; fined IS. Lucy Lewis, a colored
night walker, was fined, for drunkenness and
general disorder. So.
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Dedication of Fifteenth Street
Church

The dedication of 18th street PRESBYTERIAN
Church (colCTed) took place Yesterday in the
presence of large congregation, among whom
were Chief Justice Chase, Col. Graham, as
sistant register of the Treasury department. and
several Senators and Represc ntatives in Con
gress. The altar was beautifully decorated with
flowers in harmony with the Joyous occasion.
The exercises commenced with a voluntary on
tie piano by Miss Roy. Rev. Mr.. Reeve, the
pastor, announced that an accident bad pre-
vented Mr.. Garnettfrom preaching the morning
service Prayer was then offered, and the choir
sang - Our Father who art in heaven" After
Iesthng OF the scriptures the choir sang Sweet
Is the work, my God, my King; to praise Thy
name, give thanks and sing" PRAYER was then
offered by Rev. j. III. Jackson. after which the
pastor, Rev Mr.. Reeve, preached from Ephe-
SLAMS, chap. 2-22d verse, ain whom We also are
hulldea together for a habitation of God throug h
the Spirit"
At the afternoon service, the sermon was
preached by Rev. b Sunderland, and Mr..
Reeve offered prayer OF thanks giving. The
choir then sang, the large congregation Joining,
. Al hail the power OF Jesus name" A col
lection was taken up, which realized 1858.
During the collection the choir sang "Plead
thou my cause" The benediction was pro-
Eounced by Rev. Vim. T. Carr.
Preaching in the evening closed the services
OF the dedication.
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Miss KKLLoGG's "REPERroIRH."-AnO Ohio
journalist having read statement to the effect
that "Miss Kellogg has a larger repertoire than
any other living prlma donna" Considered il
bis duty as champion of truth to write the
following: "We do not, of course, know how
Miss Kellogg was dressed in other cities, but
upon the occasion of her last performance here
we are positively certain her repertoire did not
seem to extend as far out as either Wilson's or
PATHS. 1t may have been that her over skirt
was cut too narrow to permit OF its being
gathered into such a large lump behind, or It
may have been that IL had been crushed down
accidentally, but the fact remains that both of
Miss Kellogg's rival wore repertoires of much
more extrayagant siZe-very much to their dis
credit, We think"
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DEATH GRAPPLH WITH BUsGLAR ON A
HoUsKToP.-About3 O'Clock YESTERDAY morn.
ing AdOlph Burch of 1s7 Forsyth street heard q
noise III his room and springing up saw a mar
escaping from the window up to the roof by
means OF the fire escape. He followed the
robber, who kicked him twice in the face as he
assembled. On the roof a desperate struggle
eDsued, during which the fellow tried to throw
BuTcb to the ground, distance of 40 feet, but
Burch held his man until Officer Uhi arrived
and arrested the burglar. On the fire escape
was found quantity of wearing apparel and
jewelry of the value OF $500, which had been
stolen from Burch's room. The fellow, who
gave his name as James Martin, was held by
Justice Shandley for trial.-N. y. SUI 17M.