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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
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SAFETY SrEAMBoAr.-An improvement IN the construction
of steamboats, has recently been made by gentleman OF this
City, which calculated afford complete security to all on
board, IN case of accident by FIRE otherwise
This plan combines several important advas'ases over
boats OF ordinary construction, even when provided with
te-Prservcrs boats &c, will not add materially the
weight OF the boat, and may be applied boat. already
butt Il" cost which would be tric, taking into
.dcr"Cn the immense Importance of the object for which
Is Intended,
As forms an indispensable par, OF the boat, the space
winch will occupy may be employed on ordinary cca.iens
for other purposes 1t is arranged in such way as to be
completely under the cOatro of the Captain or PHO, at the
wheel AID be detached from the boa, and launched
in forming, when the water an immense e.
boat which will support in safety three four hundred per
sons for any length of time, and may also be propelled
shors by ears, sails &c.
Boats constructed this principle confidently be-
eved will secure the patronage OF the travelling part Of the
community preference any others, aiordng the
greatest possible security life It will be farther secured
by preparation which will eectualy prevent being de-
siroyed by tire. model will shortly be constructed and
< m5l'ed at the American Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

Posr OFYIcE Notwithstanding 10 the late re-
port OF the Pos, Office AUDITOR Mr. Whttesey. there were
the fourth OF March last less than three thousand three
hundred and hirt-seren PostMascrs in to the
Government fer varying from few dollars to many
thousands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
+. POWELL n cos. LINE.

II. FVW Il AZ CO'N. LINZ.
CO FOR NENBURGH. LANDING
49, WELLS WEST POINT COLD SPRINGS
TIE steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain Robert
Warrep Will leave the foot of Warrcnrcct Newfsk, every
Monday. Thursday, and Saturday afternoon o'clock.
Returning, the HIGHLANDER will leave Newbursh Mon
day o'clock, and Tuesday and Friday afternoon
o'clock.
For freight passage, apply the Captain on board
BAH bacgnge and freight every description and bills
specie put board this boat be the risk Of the
thereof bill ef lang reeepi gncd for The iy9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

7 OSK At TNIs-Ju,t received lot satin stripe printed
A. only Lot beached Diaper i. LIT ard
Panne only slncs. Casne-r. double mlied IS Cd.
Lot rs Fur Hats is. Lot best 7usy
g.! Lot French only Cd. Lot Silk
Neet b. 3D. Lot Gombazne only s. Cd Lot Ribbons at
oulv ID per yard For sal- al WILLET HAWKINS Store,
No. 5il Greerwch-st.
Pedlar,-B goods $50 3. per
discount Ill be allowed Lots of trade
au2s
DAYS IMPROVED SHEET RUBBER OVER
~ Si0ES5sO pair Ladies and Gentlemen for sale. The
truly elegant the Rabber
ported from South America sheets exceedingly elastic the
shoe tsfo French
kid and nade approved Broadway fashions The
bottoms soe of leather LAID between the rubber joined to-
gethe securely perfectly These Shoes have
been tried thoroughly aud general satisfaction
Every pair warranted Ippc loosen from
the oe The trade invited examng these aud
socnt OF nda Rusber Shoes order for the fall trade
HORACE Il. DAY, Successor to Ro1bury l. L. Co.
au2 2m l26 Maiden-lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

SuIcIpE-J G. Cole an English portrait painter, aged
about 80 who cane sity from the East few DAYS
since, committed suicide HUFF 5 Hotel last night, by
swallowing quantity of prssc acid Coroners verdict
cordingly. Bad. Com Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

. ED BACK MONEY al the Banks taken al par for
n Dry Goods Wholesale and retail III Pearl ST. auels In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

PASSAGE OF THE New EXCHANGE BASK.-The following
Yeas and Nuys the passage of Mr. Sergcants b!
creating a Fiscal Corporation, Monday night last:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams Allen L. w Andrews, S. j. An
des Arnold Aycrigg Babcock Baker Barnard Barton Birds
eye Black Blair Boardman Borden Bots Briggs Brockwny
Bronson Milton Brown Jeremiah Brown BurnelL William
Butler Calhoun, VIM r. Campbell Thomas j. Campbell, Ca
ruhers John Clark S n Clarke Cooper Cranston Cra'
Cushing VIM. C Dawson. Deberry j. Edwards Ever
Fessenen. Fillmore. a. l. Foster Gamble Gates Gentry
Goggn Patrick g. Goode Graham, Green Greig iabersa
Hall Hals;ed, w. Hastings Henry Howard Hudson Hunt
lryn ames w c. Johnson d. Jones. j. P Kennedy, King
Lane Lawrence Linn T. F. Marshall s Mason. Mathot Mat
locks Maxwell Maynard Moore Morgan Morris Morrow sbei
Osborne Owsley Pearce Pendeion Pope. Powell Ramsey
Benjamin Randall. Alexander Randall Randolph, Rayner,
Shepperd monou, Sade Smith, Stany Sokely, Straron,
John T. Stuart ~ H. II. Stuart Summers Taaierrc, John B.
Thompson Richard w. Thompson Tliughast Toand Tom
nson Trpeu Trumbu Underwood, Wallace. Warren Wash
neion Edward D. White, Joseph L. White. Thomas w Viii
iams Lewis Williams c. H. Williams, j. L. Williams WIN
hrop Yorke, Aug. Young, John Youug-l25 All Wings
NAYS-Messrs Arlington Aherton Banks BeeSon Bdlack,
o. Butler Green w Caldwell Patrick C. Caldwell j. Camp.
bell Cary, Chapman Clifford Clinton, Coles Cross Daniel H.
d. Davis John b. Dawson Dean. Doan Doig. Eastman ohn
Edwards. Esber Ferris, John g. Floyd Charles A Floyd
Torrance Thomas f. Foster, Gerry, GilmeT VIM o. Goode
Gordon, Gustiue Harris John Hastings Hays, Holmes hop
kns Houck, Houston, Hubbard Hunter, lngersol HiHdm "
iq jack Cave Johnson John w. Jones' keim. a. kenne
Mckay uGiiory Marchand John T. Mason Mathews Medl
Miller Newhard Parnenter PAYNE Pickens, Pumcr Redns
Reynolds Rhet Riggs Rogers Roosevelt Sanford Saunders
Shaw. Shields SNYDER Scenrod. Sumter Sweeney Turney
Van Bureu. Ward Watterson Weller, Wesbrook, JAS w
Williams. Vase. Wood-.4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
Jos f. PHI GILL LOTT,
PEN MANUFACTURER TO The QUE

I'm MANU- AZ . NER To HE VUEEN.
AUTl0NThe high character these Pens induced
" attempt disrepuable makers practice
fraud only Mr. elliott but also the public
ferior artes bearing sspelsd Glot
final The market Il readily
finished appearance and the style which
Ooserre the Pen marked full lott
Patent or Jo,eph elliott warranted = and that gross
fac sine OF
his signature n
thus: H/N
~- ls&$zS
The above may be had, Wholesale OF
iyl5ly HENRY JESSOP Il John-st- cor. Of Gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
JOHN STATS,


MERCHANT TAIL OR,
Nd Cothc No % Bowery three doors above
~ Ncw-iork Constantly hand handsome assortment Of
Cloths Camccs Vesting which will be made the best style
DIAPER MAN.FACTURERs,- AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE. No 81 tystreet-Printin- Lhogr sphc
Coorrd all their made
Ir News, the Book paper made
A. C. & w. Curtis Boston, and w 81 NJ Curtis Belve N
and several manufacturers having the best Of machinery
All orders thankfully received and PROMPTLY executed.
au7 6n EDWARD CURTIS, Agent
DEILDElsh' HARDWARE, Ut 96 DivIsren-strset-a
ID complete sash Pue But; Hinges Screws Amer
and English Knob Locks Fine Plate Dead Cupboard Draw
Plate Hinges with nearly every
ce tho line all of which will be sold low place III the
city.
Also Cat by cak price cash
jel7 JOSEPH WEED
COMNIssEON PAPER WARE HOUsE.-Ths
~ subscribers keep constantly hand and offer for sale lots
suit puichasers-
WRITING PAPER, Of all kinds.
Also, Robnssns Blank Book Papers. of all kinds.
PRINTING PAPERS OF all and qualities hand made
to order, at short notice.
Blue St Bleaching Powders aud Soda Ash for Paper Manu
of their mPortaion Of the best quality which they
jvi5T PERssE & BROOKS 81 Liberty street
DLANTEKs' BANK, also Agricultural Bank Notes o
L Natchez, wanted improved by
~ vANVTECK BROTHERS. % Walsreet.
ENGLGsH COPYING PAPER.-5OO superior
IL English Copying Paper received and for sale IN lois suit
purchasers BY [aHlsl PERSSE BROOKS No 81 Liberty
DRENrINds PAPER.-prinung Paper, o all qualities
l. sizes constantly on hnnd and for sale by
ive2 PERSSE & BROOKS. 81 Iiberty.st.
DLUE s1lALTs.-aO casks F F E, and F F F F E Eng
1J lish Blue Smats, just received and for sale by
iy21 PERSSF 4 BROOKS 81 Tilery-sf.
IL No Is Veeys who has had expere the bust
ne.. ia2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
BOOES. STATIONERY md PAPER HlyGIyGS,,,

y Toe Country DenIers.-TAe subscribers keep constant
y hand their No. 13s Pearl Wall
ple,e CLASSICAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books
approved editions which they offer upon
mos, reasonable for CASH City 4ectpfHHees; also
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY of every variety which
they invite Of Merchants visiting the City make
Fall purchases.
ACCOUNT ruled and made order of the
best materials and IN superior style.
- FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGs BoRD-
ERs &C. the lates, patterns aud suited
the Country Trade for sale Manufacturer Prices,
and Dealers from the Country requested cal
and examine their stock of goods
B. Schools. Colleges and Libraries supplied upon the lib
.ralterms BAKER, CRANE & Co.
Wholesale booksellers and Staoners, and
Dealers in Paper IIanyings. No is Pearlst.
auI9 I'm (sign of the Ledger New-fork near Wai.tl
j. state Prison lEonopoiy.-Ata aeJouraed meeting Of
Warren Hail. Tuesday Evening, August l
l for the purpose Delegates attend the State Con-
venon at Albany lst of rember after the reading of
delegation from the Master Stone
and accepted by the meeting also add
tona delegation Jouncymen Coopers AMI others added
John Conmeriord Corresponding Committee of
Three appointed, follows John Commerford George We
and Robert Getty.
adopted. that Committee consisting of
mentioned each branch Of bufines be
the Delegates others the Lranch aud
making the purpose OF deayng expenses
and hand D. c. Pent Dan
iel Lee, and VIM. p. Coles.
1t also branches of business represented
or represented by insufficient invited appoint Dele
gates forthwith with the delegation Tuesday Evening
next. Warrca Hall, at o'clock.
Also that proceedings meeting be published the SUM-
Tribune, New Era and Courier Enquirer.
B-Mechancs throughout requested appoint
their Delegates abovenamed Convention for the purpose Of
cvng unjust and unequal bar
obliged the Prison System Of
this and other H. w. B0NNELL Chairman.
E.KRtDGE G. EALDwrS. Secretary. aal9tSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
Rcchoster-FunernI of the Remains of RevOia-
tionnry Heroes
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
pocursrrp Auunst IstI


Dear SIR had Yesterday the good fortune Of witnessing
the ntermen, Of the bones of the brave Lieut. BoYD and his
companions in arms and a interesting and imposing
scene it At daylight, the Mayor Common Council,
and Military companies of this City returned from Livingston
County, where l informed, they by ten
thousand people the enthusiastic manner ard where
the Remains were delivered them by Revolutionary SOL
der Mr. Campan, who fought under Sullivan. The vast
muttudes that ,hyoaged during the morning,
manifested the deep interest taken the ceremonies and
the feeling of gratitude entertained toward those who fought
the battles that established Freedom Here and there
the aged and the young might be assembled in groups
talking early history of the Genesec Valley, and
especially tho of Sulvans famous Expedition, the
last against the Indians of the State of NewYOrk
At o'clock the procession moved forward headed By
the Military OF this city and the STAFF of the Governor, (ihe
Governor himself having yet arrived and proceeded TO
Mount Hope Before the arrived thousands had
already assembled Mount Hop. The and sarcopha
gus containing remains placed Of the most
beautiful cuinences in the Cemetery winch hereafter be
called the Hill Of Revolutionary Patriots, and which
monument, is to be erected. The Rev. Mr. TUCKER
read the grand funeral service Of the Episcopal Church.
At the close of the service Governor SEWARD was intro
duccd by Vice Chancellor Whtesey. The Governor adj
dressed the multitude for about half hour in happy and
nprcssiv He alluded coqently the trials and
suerings endured by Sullivan and his brave followers and
the desds vi high vaor winch they performed He wildly
depicted the changes that three generations have Produced
ind hrlngy did he appeal to the patriotism OF the Aner-
people earnestly entreatng them to admire and initiate
the noble examples of vaor and virtue presented to them
the history OF their Country.
The whole impressive, and well calculated to
call up long trains of pleasing thought We stood in OF
the most beautiful Cemeteries the United States, in sight
Of u city containing than twenty thousand inhabitants
addressed by the Governor of millions Of Frcemen, and wit
Messing the inermcnt Of the bones Of brave young officer
who sixty years before beyond the verge OF civilization, was
cruelty buchcred in the broad valley that lay before as
Could Boyd have peered through the mist and seen the iu
greatness of his Countrywide sautary results produced
b his own yaor and that of his associates, and the high
spccl paid them three generations acrwnrd he might well
haze cxucd even when enduring the olurcs OF the saw
ages. Yours, I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

E.nRrDcE G. TALpwrS. Secretary. aa9 Isl
sri FOR sALR-The and LOT l+3 tIoSsions,
N block the Market and short atance from the
frrybcnr 81 by 20 feet first rate stand for business
sstiug Of large store rooms basement cellars coal
bens, I'll complete Price 5000 Apply As above an3 I'm
La TO LET.
G The third story of the building No. %
light business beng rated on three sides, Rensi5G Apply TO
arg # H. GREELEY or j. WINcHES1ER 30 Ann-o,
hsA OFFhCE I'd LET.
H Tic splendid Basement Rooms the Merchants Exchange
Wall and anover-streots Arry SIR Pcarson
40 # j. WINCHESTER 30 .,nn-s,rcct
Az.A PUBLIC HOUSE at Hairless to be let on the ID
1 Of lud street. Inquire at llb Bo"er Rent
Ia wLLTAMsBURGH PROPERTY OF
$a FIcE No Annstreei, New York-PersoDs wishing to pnr
chase will do well to call Some nice Cottages for sale ais"
~ TO IET-A large with mall office attached,
M the No 50 Nassau suitable for EMBARRASSING
Tutoring and possession given immediately Inquire Of
aua3 A. GODFREY, mp stairs
IsA TO LET-A large light 3a' Bowcry. nluirc
A. the premises, Of HyslOp 81 loome ST au23 "
~ TO EXCHANGE, for goods Of any description. 9
l Lots o. Laudn Williamsburg Address H. office of the Tr
buue. aa-i st.
~ CITY PROPERTY OFFICE, for buying selling
E exchanging City Property. at No Anns auto I'm
M ROOMS TOL ET-A ro.n aud bed with closets,
1 pantries, small family. Also large
well lighted, suitable fer Workshop Inquire
the premises of JOHN LOCKE, o3 AnO-', aus In
NJ TO LET OK LEASE.
liz The basement we calculated for harness. trunk or basket
stare reectory) 256 Broadway
rate Workshops and small Greenwich; is
GO and distinct building calculated for weewrsht soapFac
tory, &c
4 long room McDoural.st for school or public ROOM
cellar of Waverly and McDouga & good
situation fer grocer or bakery
store and back ROOM ID and part of the house il
required
Sixth and also the second floor and
kitchen if required, separate
The dwelling par, small house 1861 IiujsoR III order
Front paror and kitchen House O. kinc-st
App, a Ne 26l Bleecksr. or Ia FroEts
Alsn-Iof and offices AZ au2i ccdiS
AJa FOR SAEE-Or exchange for productive City Proper
e< of 81 situated Huntingdon Township L.
Northport from which steamboat plies 10 anc
week. Good buildings good water &C. &C.
For full particulars inquire w WOOD 81 Rvinron-streei
.ess FOR sAEE-A farm the town of Shutdown III su
County village Of Comac consisting OF two hun
acres thirty which timber and land
of cultivation On the
good dwelling house two barns CRIB and
the door Also good young Orchard With
other Possession be had
For particulars apply Mr.
Smith Woodruff Froastrcet the subscriber on the en
CO.. aul4 i'm DANIEL SMITH.
DROWN COTTONs-2OO bales nerrimack, Lawrence, Chi
ID copee Massachusetts, Utcs, Hope Coventry
and other styles BROWN SHEETINS offered for sale At
the lowest market prices for CASH, by
aul7 3m u H. Lhf-'9 81 Cedarst-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28
THE NEW-YORKER.
Contents for Aug. IS.


l. The Lament, BY E. W. Is. Canning.
Mr. Buckus ham. New Work America
B. Tribute ths Dead
+ Way-Side N,t,s, No H. dated Lake Ontario
5. The French ir Als'ers
4 Yankee Incident
: Population OF London.
: New Scientific Discovery
To Goose. written the Ne"iorseF by Mrs. >'sonta-
10. Two Chapter. OF Baruaby Rudge
H. On Divine Providence.
- The Lone Farrs House
49, The Jewish Pilgrim at jerusalem
IL. Life IN London.
Is. Lit.rsure-English and German
10 Hydrophobia.
L. Doing. and Prospect, at Washington
l. Remark, t.e Bankrupt Law
70 Election Returns.
81 Ayes and Noes on the Bill and the New E1ehans B
q Washington Correspondence
~. Dresdiul Calamity At Syracuse.
n La,e., from the Boundary.
%. Further from Europe. From MsHico.
-. Reviews
- The Bankrar, Law complete posed both brsuch''
Congress.
.. Law, of the United Sate..
Is Nev-York and Erie Railroad.
- Lights and Shadows OF Prare Life.
30 A Day London. Chicago.
For sale at the Publication ohicc No 30 Ann,trceL
Price 6. cents. aus
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

CsrM.xs Mslc STKoP-rhe following directions should
carefully observed The hone to be ae 'hen Inc
m % and thick edge which may be easily determined by the
difficulty experienced IN shaving closely. Lay razor d on the
Aons pres sh, and prOp.l the edge and sTe the usaa
r-ct used honug.
After use wipe the hone with ~sOen remove the hne Pa-
le. Of which have tendency I'LL up the pores allowed to
D,...ioa for stroppisg and LAY your razor da
,, aud draw !, from point against the edge,
b,ppp but the usual In the process of stopping
draw the edge of the times across the thumb nail
Masses over smoothly it i Il, continue to st'sp
No r, minutes ample for putting dali razor in perfect
order Retail prices 50 to 81 "aFranisd to please or the
niosey returned aa4 leTiw 4uS WiIlaM street
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28
-%
10 THE PERLIC.

gross and piul misstdtemnts published by Francis fd
needed the subscriber not tha many who
may read the wholly Palmer intentions
reduced the fare my being assured that the public aud my
,elf would b, benefited by The public have rewarded ne
for hence the gall wormwood of disappointed sStooa
s and competitor lie speaks OF published SANDERS aud a
like st.b As these charges caprp phrases designed
create sympathy assigning for hem deem
incompatible prudence nay standing further notice
the "coi'"r '" nO'
civ md Cosntv of -York-Ceorge Of ad city being
duly sworn saw, that fanc, a. Palmer commences
running line he told depsnent Who was men '
fifteen for dollar that depontn must raise ns pm
we've dollar refused do; aud Palmer na
, no would number twenty-five and psthi
price correspond with dePonent and mat eponen s
ma. nv the consequences. GEORGE ~. Holman
Sworn the 2l.t August. leil
FRANCIS q. DORR, Com of Dseds
City and County Daniel A. Gale bang Tora
first OF June last he drove omnibus Tor th
Palmer VIXEN Mr. Palmer told me that the omnibus mH u
the express Of running opposition to me wa
y.y Line and that opposition to that line he
would discharge and that he would give Mr. Holman until %
his line. D"Nir'h :" '
sworn before M. this Goth day Of Aug. ISL.
FRANCIS o. D0RR, Com of Deeds
Civ and County of New .ssamuc Hoffman, being sHo
depOtent he above related by Dnnci
that onnbu, bu expressly 70 sga OPP
position to the Wayerly line SAMUEL hoFf""''
sworn before me- this 2Oth day Of August lsil.
FRANCIS o. nORR, Com of Deeds
City and County New-Yok, ,sGeorge w Baldwin OF ,aa
CITY, being duly that about the hr OF IlGo S
he,rd Mr. Francis Palmer biz Office these words VIII s
s ihs A''fy Line SIX H0n'' GEoRGE W BALDWIN
sworn before me this Goth day of August, loi
II. HUNT. Com Of Deeds ~ 'u-'"
- v,,.., New NoycI-Tne Ancient Regime, Annot,
De ST Norm by p r. James Esq author OF Danley cne'el
The pey the Gentleman Old SCHOOL, etc Complete IN 'a
volume. Price Fifty Cents t
. .a: Published and for sale "''l'''s sh s1u Posi- s
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28
Music hath Charms.'
- IT.. vru.;cuI (uhir et-lfEOR J.

u The Musical Cnbinet-GEOKGE WEBB Pres
dent Of the Handel and HaydH Society snd HAYWARD Ed
tor published monthly each number contains ~ auSo PAGES
of the Music printed in superior Style Interesting and nrgc
I'VE articles on the theory history Music and OF Musical In
strrent. Biographies Composers and Performers ar
e on the Cultivation Of the branches OF the
art E.caon Musical both from Europe and
America Musical short thing interes
inc and valuable TO the lover Of Music.
The caeapnsss Of Music unlmportan con.deaon or
aIton the important Musical Literature every suocr
will fad possession the close Of the year scK OF
Music for when nq same
Music The fret number emoelhed
wiki elegant PRINT of the head of Handel 49, . -
Suh-cripou price per wear. Published by WIN h VAIL,
au.6 3, 81 III Nassau 81, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

Gentlemen Of York that
viii introduce Fall Style for Gent. Hats under the ABOVE e on
the September ensuing should be remarked here that the fash
ION 10 be introduced purely desgn originating entirely
With the subscriber
Thi. course il will noticed, departure from long established
subject which has been to rely mainly orega
and The subscriber haslong been
Opinion that ibis city Metropolis Of the Union being
taste ans fashion should be Independent tins respect. With
ye=-The fashion above men,oned-s submitted
the .ye of lat, confidently asserted which
elegance and symmetrical proportions has
sxcelIsd Of equals before this country FISH, Halter
aus Il Cl) l37 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28
Gitp Jntelligenre.
Reported for the New-York Tribune.

CovRr SessIosS-Augu 2-eore Judge NO"h ana
Aldermen Woodruff aud Williams 49, r ~ .,,
tried for stealing -. yards OF coo"
n from Adudged guilty and sent the
pensntsry for days James Brown assault anu ey u
ovett Guilty both and sentenced To the Penntiary LOT SIX
nh an eah year IN all There other complaints
sentenced for already eose hoo
noe ke, hook and IS - in money from
Chilly peu,telsy 60 days Richard Williams, black stealing
m costs from Mrs Mary Hare Guilty peuentary sG
nonh. coored girl stealing eoe. and money from
aut and battery NewLirk Guilty 80 days Jas
Mcdonnell and battery Ezabsth Bionk Guilty city PR
Ephram Pate boy stealing pair oil ball eoo IRON
Abraham ScrIbner Guilty sent 10 the house al eis hoa
battery Arthur n sherman uuty Judgement
suspended aHd he discharghed
,,r5arges-Janc, Biddle black, William Gillespie Bsraole
new Nancy Edad Coles and Patrick Hand charged
With assaults and battery were se'efaly discharged
Pstrcr orrlce-Findns Butter.-ae Thursday night,
discovered pail OF batter at the corner fank
and black fellow standing by IL lie approach
the fellow alley Orsngescet and escaped
ing brought the Police oce for an owner
Robbing Dy-Mathe~ Flyn- arrested and mfr''oued 10
stealing silk dress, from the dyers ESTABLISHMENTS Vi
Aier, No 81 Canal-st
Ro5bin SAO..Aopocer Stephens yesterday arrested fe
male named keyer for stealing par oil garter ooo "o'
30 from the shop jacob kear corner OF Pearl and Cro'''
csso.sss ogrlcE-Deca from LGndGnurThe Coroner, yes
,5 scd an ooue. al 3 the body
G infant son nagdalen Shaw eyed 10 mouths The
child wa. o.ebe health asa frame and It's mother IN me
- hich the closet labelled
,ounr lady niece Mrs Reed occupied portion
of the Mr, Shaw came 10 see he aunt ana oeln
violent Pain sent loF rome auaanun E
h labeled udanu This after portion OF It had been taken by
The % was sace. closet with the phia contaiHiue paregoric
~ Tb-y Mr.. shaw going dc days work left 1er IN
c , c hial and beng able reid took the laud7-
paa by mistake and gave me emo yea f., lid
nurn Ill and Dr. hGg was sent io no da
all that possible relieve H. put the chnd olsd aoo ns
Verdict died consequence oil hI'lns -, IN. ncr.oa
IN mistake or paresorlc, ana Ho '''A4' " " ~
vi ADJ