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New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
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hE ER Ems ID and EGEiI-n CnercaLs Fertullery,
~ hal. and tooth brushes; wood, IVORY, horn and shell
comb Of ever description .pOuce and aesh brasae-
coiaes and shaving Hshe- large assortment Of Gser
aIn AInbrosal cream wholesale and retail soap
Of every description; almond paste AID for
nand- tospees, uspende-s, odorleIou, comp usd
OF Per,ian bags pure lavender waller pov
puff. and poeder large for
ae hanckercnief ver5eaa rc-e, musk vanilla,
Patchouy, almond ari9Io-Ia Sc. &c. Oif-e Nc. Bar
GRANOJEAN's COMPOSITION
For he hair nov used daily by sore tasn - 070 poo
pie for preventing the dir from turning gray cuunc
b,dues., can.nf, &C. and be No. Bar
clay-stIeet- .-
Curling Fluid, for washing the bai' also TO be had
whole .ale and retail al the Office.
BANDOLINE, By GRANDJEAN,
preparation fo5 CLOSING and arranging the hair. The
mos, hara and sti hair Ill BY tae Of this become
soft AMI glossy
HAIR BRUSHES,
Manufactured exclusively for Mr. Graadean's establish
menl, .i,h yres- vieS Of being used
celebrated composition.
The only genuine
Far the human hair prepared from the original formula
n Baron Thenard by tr.-aJean
AROMATIC COLOGNE WiTER.
To obtain the article. nqu for Grandjean Eau
DE- Cologne. DE- 9:
Su0 FsKEtsNH or B.TIEk- >elec,e
OOO with great care from the best da-I=s OF Dela
county ~ person ~no ma had senty cisH years
experience IN the business ana Intended expressly for
family For sale a; No - Cedars I'd hoor) any
quantity suit purchasers. Shippers Grocer.. kecpei
of Hotels. fc;uallIng house, and private families par
,icuiary requested call and for themselves They
rely beng supplied @h article tnsi will cIvs
them perfect satisfaction Oh good terms be had
in the city. AARON GREGORY,
30 In WILLARD lDE.
INDIAN Es1DEssi Es-For Consumption.
Scsoiui, Cancers Sal Rhcum. Fis,ula, ? To-. Painful
or irregular Mca.lfuIoa Failing OF the WOMB Female
Weakness, Palpitaton OF the Heart, roota scho Sore
Eyes Sour or he trum- Hdircstoa Gout RheumstisD
Pcurisy Pan in the Breas; Group and nhoopn= Cough
Cerau neies for above diseases mIy be Dbtaued
with advice, ha.f the ussa charg at the Office Of
he INDIAN PHYSICIAN,
d2O ls No. l33 Canal, opposite Suiivaa II. V.
iSECsa NE PATTERN ssl.v r.
IL WAiE-iAe spbscrb r. nov receigins
,ortnent OF new siyig standard silver.
silver Pitchers, Tea and Cofice Setls.
Urns. Sugar rolgs.
Mugs Spoons, Forks
Of entire ncs and spendid patterns. for sale by
WORAM q HAUGHWOUT,
dll ~ sol aad 5G3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

SMll.Llt. X SnLKAaN,
SURGEON * BOTANICAL DEN
- lists, % Chambers street. opposite iAe Park de-
sire aCaii exsre.s their gratitude fr past
and their friends and the public thai
uo,hug hail be wanting on their part to insure tie
confidence and favor Of those vino MAJ them with
call Artificial Teeth OF the irst quality from 10
entire inserted the most improved methods Fill
rag sealing aud extracting performed With care ard at
ientioB, and thsIr charges all ut the creua
OF their patients n33 IN
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Take Physic eerly-aedlcine CONES too late,
Whom the dls..,Ar bncomes iryeteraie
- RECOMMENDED by the Faculty - VAnCE's
IA Anti siiious FAJaHgY APEHEERT


When the disease becomes isyeterate
ID RECOMMENDED by the Faculty VAMCE,s
IA Anti Bilious FAMILY APEHEENT
T. H. 5.-By iong experience these Pills hsye
been proved By thousands be- the hest and safest FAINT
" hedcine hitherto Uncovered. At all tho
year they xii be found very valuable all who wish to
secure themselves against sickncso. They alike sa
for eharen for any period Of life require
attention TO Diet OF 10 clrthGg. Bilious and LIVER Com
paais DyspePsIs or Indigestion Nervous Diseases Sick
headache AM IN fact all dsea.es arising from Impure
state OF the Blco dSordercd of the stomach
or bowels arc speedily removed by taxing them. They
prevent scnrvy costiyeno- and It's consequences there
tore sea-iaring should be without them time
nor climate effects them Two three doses vail
VINO, the patient their slutary effects for the stoned
viii readily regain .reBth healthy state OF the liver
aud bowels will speedily take place and renewed hfalb
and of body and mind T be the certain result
Their virtues. fact may be summed up, medicine
which strengthens the feeble aud consodates the muscles
Of the strong sUd wall be found OF minute value 70 f.
males Of I'll ages, III taken according the dreceHsJ
Who wish 20 be secure from sickness.
For sale, wholesale aud reteil, by WV. WATSON
pothocary's Hall. 80 C,thSrlpe It a In
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Enough 10 supply hall The nation,
Tho cheapest and beet III all creation.
This stock compress the most splcudid assortment of
Boots and Shoes offered and prices that be
beat condiments fine Calf Water Proof boot. SO 80 cts
TO So nae Dress do from - 81 splendid Caters for
a.tics. cm 81 80 to 81 Mise, Caters, Meas Dancing
Caters Rgbbrrs of a. knd,. Boy. and Youths Boots
aud Shoes ,nd never failing supply Misses aud
Cha dcn, the chcepest and best you ever cav, at -
Cath-rine.st. corner of Monroe dis I'm
INDIA EsUSEsE Hs-Goods OF every description
L such as Oye.coats Wlding Panaloons, Long Boots,
Riding Lessins. Horse Covers, Cloaks, Ponchos, Capes
Caps Carfnre Plaster aud Boot Lining Cloth, Life Pre-
servers AR Beds Pillows Cushions Machine banding To-
rc,bcT wilh almost evqry article in the line, for
wholesale and retail, by ). e. SMITH Il SON,
~ i'm Isl Water and III Cathariae sts.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
z}ApEis lIANUFACTURREs, AND com

y E1t VA SCFACTUREES 7 AND COM
AlSS!oN WAREHOUSE, No. il Liberty-s;reet-
tHntn= Litnoyfafhic, aad Coored Papers all their
'aeues made 10 order Of any quality from News,
- me mes; Book paper made in the country. the fair
-ardst prices from the very superior mills Of Aesst
:. ana W. Curtis. Boston, and W. d b. Carts, Belive
y and from several other manufacturers having the best
81 machinery. All orders thankfully received and promp
y executed. auT On EDWARD CURTIS, .Agel
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
nIsgIONEsPV EXpOsED.-Th .ubsen-

~ Der ha, ON hand 20, 900 bottIe4 HARLEM OIL
"blch ne warrants 10 be genuine. His motto Is Hoees
the best policy
The subscriber would here express his r,sret that 20
MANI Of his fellow citizens hitherto permitted them
selves to be deceived aad imposed gpon by dishonest A
quack auctoncers ard pretender who oer &c sell WAL
they call Harlan Oh at fourteen shings per gros-
Attend strictly to the following Wrapper printed II
tse German language AMI those with hrtys heads as
invariably spurious and Of those printed IN the bng'n
not more haa ont Of hundred genuine most o.
them being printed IN New York. AT genuine ores Afs
English and my and residence priued on men
This is done b. Mr. Thy the manufacturer ~ HoiAbl'
They have also my written signature. :,
This Haarlnm OH Is Used f2r variety Of disea'e' Il
mend.ton Cough. ard cold ar cured By 1t Ntl0"
putting IN the style Of Candy dealers.
NIB. Tn undersigned sells ie be-, CiudI (riuaiIa
In New York, but n don't eel CoEgL Caacie 70 e.,
consumption, sP-alaed anhlss tooth scaei be ls4'
that to srge dealers AID medical gentlemen
y p. Genuine German Cologne NHtrr imported y
the under<igncd. CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER
Fancy Store NJ '2i fist BroscEay'
Oac door s4oye PiEe-'t
N B. Wants,i at the above place fe dozen Of INC
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
WANTED rO Cssa1TEfS

- no. aIi s:,'bt sssA 1, delide1iy the DC
= establishment in New-fors get bargains 10 q
IS Boot and Shoe line, You have only call 10 be
-"|s convinced. Ladies, Geniemeus Misses. BOJ ard
Ch:ir-ns Boots, Shoes aud CATERS al their variety
my own and frs, rS,-, prices
10 salt the times. Likewise lcrgo assortment Of good
ccuu.rv work, which will nc sold very cheap.
iv2Gm WILLIAM AGATE, ia Sowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
aOfs1 W1RWiCN.
SIXTEEN WARS, EXPERIENCF

SIXTEEN YEARS. EXPERIENCE
4A and close application to business, enables the sub
sk serber offer well selected ss.or llner good.
&.a at prices worthy the attention Of hose Sho s.E
purchase
SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES
London Duplex patent Lever. anchor eScareIrent lie
pine, patent vertical All AIN ca.ed IN supersr stre
and warranted gold G1i-d AID Fob Chains. Seals snd
Rings, Diamond Pins. Ring Ladies ard Gentle
meps gold AID silver Ssctscie aad Pencil eases SILVER
Spoons, Forks, Lajiet, Butter Knives &C. warranted
good as American coin
3 Special attention given IN Repairing dne Watch
(, OF esers description. By of tue workrer a.
America SAMUEL D. ROCKWELL
20 IND NV I1G IL Cherry st.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

SILVER PEATE-WM. THOMPSON, No. Iag
y William street, continues to manufacture Silver Ware
the description and Of the latest patterns Among
variety Of articles ne would the following a.
worthy of attention
Presentation Vases, richly chased and appropriately
tesianed DO Pitchers DO do do round and oblong Wait
with rc chased and grape vine pattern edges; Tea
and c. lice Services, richly chased plain ANTIQUE pat
terms Eos. chy chased the style of the antique; cake
iad fruit Bshes. the MODERN and elegantly
huishcd; Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks silver blades
Children Mugs, chased and plain patterns; Forks and
spoons, king threaded, aud PLAN threaded patterns.
The T,ole Of these articles manufactured on the
premises Of sterling silver, aud expense i,
spared IN The beauty Of the workmanship.
y b Order. by Letter pnEetualy AMENDED 70. dal I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
pEoPF.E.s LlNE FROM NEw-HORI<
C~s - TO
Ssssassz@EEASTON. PA -

Through m hou-s. Fare onIy =
Ieave pier No " e, Battery Place at 81 ocoeA 4.
II daily Sunday, excepted. by steamboat Ciadera OF
toe E. To~n aad Somerril- Railroad to BouadbFock
leaving only miles by coaches, making by far the most
pleasant and expeditions route 10 Easton For seats ab
xiv 10 A. D. Hope - Courtlacdt on board. A u
Hone viii accompany tie passengers Bound Brook and
reader all assistance necessary.
y rae Express Line finding their charge Of huNbus
no, TO answer now explain the OF our gei''a=
through several hours before ;hemby stating that VIC start
,re hours IN alyaucc ;hcir Line This charge Is Just
80 ,;,,,, - r-,,tb a. m. first n21
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
L)ReF. oRR,s AIR-TIGnT SLOWS

I)ReF. 1RR's AIR-TIGBT STOVES
PRICES REDUCED-The public should know that
tnis eoTe exceeds any thing ever up for warming
both IN point OF comfort and economy If properly
msnagee needs TO be rcplsnlsea but in "a hour.
id then but Hrec or four sticks sufficient Over 1900
Il ese Stoves hsye been sold in Boston this season. ,hl.
being the third season since there introduced They are
recommended by the most eminent physcas. there and
~ this city The subscriber wishing TO relinquish the
ookI stove business ofers the remainder Of nj. stoc
4 Co1kirg stoves at cost He has ON consignment, few
u error tnfee colnEn coal Stoves Aio Cylinders Of
gsrou- Sizes Also hautel Crates all of which will g
old loT. }. HILL 254 Water =, DIS Inn
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

IN CHANCERY-Be.ore the Wee CnaucciIor.-
Psler A. Scheraierhorn y. James Lonmer Graham
John Anthem. Soln pursuance Of deor-ta Of the
Court Il Chaarery made the above entitled will b.
od public auction under ae direction Of the subscriber,
Of n" -,,e Of said Court by Aine CO. auconesf.
23i lay November int IT. the Merchants TX
chan g. City of New York stl2 O'Clock. of that
day al lat oertain piece parcel Ut sroupd. situate L.
In. being The Slnlh " ara th- City New York
in ing poin the rcst-ry side Of Gieeuioh lane,
ky six inches norther from the noh.y ste Of
Chri.iophei from thence running along GrrsHwchaE
fifty thence westerly ninety feet, thence due
hiriv two t,et inch thence .DGth ninety feet
Chrtophet -trre, thence ea-ery Christopher street
Airy feet md hall nche .nd vt Cathlrine Trap
a.cea ii eight = ten inches thence ea.Iery along
and ct the all C'herne Taphae-n huadret and
fee, IL irrh.. the pace OF beginning.
Dated Sew Yo.k, Nov it, isil
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL
pl2lwtS23 Master in ch.ne-ry.
The sale Of shove property adjourned the 7th day Of
December u.rt. = liz .anie npur aud place.
New-Y York, NUv. I'D, Isl
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL,
u24 l.wfd7 Master ia Ch1ncsr'
Tn ale Of the teari5e property ,ler adjourned
to hs std4y Of ceni5er ia he and place.
New YORK d 9Th, ls4l
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL.
IS 2I.td25 N,.r.r = ca,--s--
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- = FOR stsKHW,nuMA

: - "a FOX Nea Z " Nd Is J =
ss-stt;;zc.--rsSE:F FALL ARRANGEMENT.-Th steam
's=f-&-1SH2a"' boat OSIRIS, Capt u. Allaire, viii
en- and after November o run follow Leave Nos
York roa Fulton Market Slip East River, every Tues
CAV. Thursday and Saturday, At o'clock A.
ReturnRc, will lesve Red Bank every Tuesday Thurs
lay aud saturday at half past II o'clock, = VI
The Boat s. run above antil further notice, weather
4 narl,,tnn .nrm ittinr ns
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
I,,ssE y.stI.~a,e AND SG's's'Ufia'sl as

f1NtEt Z z = a y 4 2 y = = : y ~ . ~
of Dr. HULLS invention continue 20 tce.se -
decide. preference. For twenty years pas, aa'c e-
ploycd ~ rrus,cs ot Or tiU with success Il- SUI
porer wss invented 1881 by the Doctor With m' st
vicc and approb3tsn rui am happy TO LAY tratl' is
extensively adopted Europe wrl A. "a his country
(Sicncd VALENTINE MOTT, W. u.
Na,, Vol Irtv iSu ~ In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
IS ,ad j " WHEELER. A,rvfor Ps,iriou-r.
IN CHANCERi-Before the Vice Chancellor
WIFI p. ..-.-L-. N..-.- E.-..-.L.

~ L p
:.
y CHANCERG-Beioret the Vice Chancellor
william &, PioArr4giii ~. Ogden r. EdNsrd..
IN pu-.uuc- II t.cfsi4 order 0 the Court OF Chlnce-v
II the State New York 3lowinc described premise.
W ne sid under the sr.c ion o he .uh.ciber one q
n1.i-rs Court public auction twentieth dty
D.ce1ih.r II n',inck n Al
chr- Ia ht civ Of New York nv Arson Blake Auction.er
N1,,,t,in It n... ar p,r.t ~ Land .it,,t- virc ,,i
heinz m .it-,,,r .id ,f Ferrv ,f,e.f i, ill., S,r
Of ,,e Wink ann bounded containing
. lii,, t 90. Rr;,a,,c ~, IN. .,,b,y,.r,l, ID :
,lrr...id ..u.rlv
.diluiae the lam. OF Gideon Lee running thence south
se.trrlv along The land ef the aid Gi,cou ,es.ufye
e.t: thence ,.uhN. efly it'll, more sou heTie along i-
and Of the laid Gideon Lee Ra-ty.siX tx ncn thence
lorthestey thence ,ouhweerly
inches gal est,ry ,,seny -t's audof
I.eob Lorstd thence noithea,tey along aid sthrr land of
The sad Jtcnh Lofilird, hundred md evenly iour
inches Ferry esac and thence southe4sttry
dong Ferry thr yeirht 10 the place b, ginning
And. also, al those eight certain lot pieces parcu OF
and situate yHg ana being ~ The Sixteenth Wrd 9Th" City
# New York, known and di,tncui.hrdupon NAP tuu led
! Map OF properly ~ the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY OF ~"
nork he1ngng {" Henry ~ Leeds DAVIS H. ConsIocs Joh
K Peters Aba dom es Russell S,ebhns, I'm Brouwer and
Jacob Bruuwer ad l>d the fiji, day at peeenbsr 1854
The officer Ut Register OF the Cy and County OF New YORK,
numbers l9l tone hundred and nnet y-or. l97 tone
hundred nd ri 1873 lone hundred aud
Zone hundred and 300 two hunlrsd) l
bnndr.l md one ol two HUNDRED and ,,,oJ s3 NV, nun
rd and hr,. b9nded and containing a, follow th,t is To
yot nubtr lg begins Al ont on the nor;h,rIy ,ic of
twenty NM r., di.tan two bundled and
We ry from the corner formed by the intersection of the
s..terly Sixth with The nohery Twenty
, street IN. nee running uorhery along the westerly sin. of
lot number 100 on .aid man two eei five inches, NOR, or les,
a., I now or formerly Of stewart; thence we,lsry ,llc
,iberi, a; tho irIx aid i,., ,er npJ l
fy-.ee feet .yer inc. more OF les to the nor,hery sid
;,v ~. ,1r.,-r. ia7 ils 'as ono 70i no ,i ms IL
nns noin no. IN, notSv III, a yr"
ninh eei lid d,tau, three hund ed and . y-y,
sh venue % e "ahry i'd Of
hea1c a"nps n"r.ry along III westerly .de Of lot No. 1876
Hn ,'a ,G. en- ime Ps, nr WIN ss st
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

NIB Wauted at the above place fe. dozsa Of ~
rtported Britt ST OF. nIo
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
C,oNNlIMrA.NN ANp LIVE aUlI.

NDNNtN iIaUN AND Nv 8 = UU-
= PLANT oer1ify that Or. u. u. ALIENS
B.lsau of Horohound Pleuray Root ha restored D to
health after suffering years from Liver Compliant
For tvo wears previous taking the Baam ny lungs bad
also hecosc affected that degree my pa. elan believed
me aboring under pulmonary consumption To The Non
,let(t elcc, OF DR. Aliens Bnsam owe my recovery.
John 7 ROCK " ELL. Brook yu.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
TR ELM G..
-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND

ra AL BANf AND
$50 TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for Albany
= o, i, far the viii permit Win sale
" from the foot Of Cor; asd-sJTeei
The WESTCHE>TEk, "Wednesday ana fhaas AZ
,ernoous, o'clock.
NoricE-A Goods, Freight Baggage, Bank Bills, SPe-
Gle CT 1uy kind ofProperty taken shipped or pax
OF board tie, Boats oil TINS Line nus; be al the RISK oil inc
owners of sx Il Goods, Freight Baggage. &c 81
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.
= - The and comncaious Steamboat
$50 NORTH AMERICA. Captain NJ. II.
Truc,dell. leave the pier bst~een the
foot Of Cortaudi snd Liberty SIS Wednesday and FIJI
dag afternoons at o'clock. ,,
For Passage or Freight. apply to &c SCHULTZ, at
tho c),ce on the Wharf board. ~ B. All kinds OF
-o,,rtv taken only AZ the risk OF the owners thereof
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

For the human hair prepared from the original formula
the Baron Thenard by Gr.-aJeaH.
AROMATIC COLOGNE WiTER.
To obtain the genuine article. nu for Grand Eau
de- Cologne DE- .:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Sept. q
ROBBERY OF THE HERKIMER
COUNTY BANK.

We have to add another to the catalogue
of Bank robberies, which are adding to the
disgrace Of the country and shaking the
confidence of the community in the integri-
ty Of mankind in general. On Saturday
evening, at about o'clock, Mr.. Arson c.
Brown, young man aged 81, book-keeper
of the Herkimer County Bank, at the vii
lage of Little Falls, went to the house of the
cashier of the bank for the key ofthe guard
lock Of the bank, to enable him to cash a
couple of checks for merchants of the vii
lage, who wanted the funds before the bank
would open on Monday, (this morning.
Having attended to this business, the clerk
returned the key to the cashier, and all APP.
peared to be right.
Yesterday morning, however, brother
of Mr.. Brown, missing the latter and dis
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16
OFFICIAL.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS it has come to the knowledge
of the Government of the United States
that sundry secret Lodges, Clubs, or Asso
Citations exist on the Nolhern Frontiers that
the membess of these Lodges are bound TO-
gether by secret oaths; that they have col
lected firearms and military materials, and
secreled them in sundry places; aud that 1t Is
their purpose to violate the laws OF then
country by making military lncursi pnS,W
opportunity shall offer, into the Territories
of a power with which the United States
are at peace; and whereas it is known thar
travelling agltatDrs, from both sides OF the
inc, visi, these Lodges, and harangue the
members in secret meeting, stimulating then
to illegal acts: and whereas the same per-
sons are known to levy contributions on
the ignorant and credulous for their own
benefit, thus supporting and, enrlchng
| themselves bv the basest means; 4 Whe:ea,
the unlawful intentions OF the members vi
these Lodges have already been manifested
IN an attempt to destroy the lives Il proper
" OF the inhabitants OF Chippewa, in Can
ada, and the pubic property OF the Brush
Government there being: Now, therefore.
|, JOHN TYLER, President Of The United
States, do issue this my proclamation, ad
monishing all such evimlnded persons o.
the condIgn punishment which is certain tc
overtake them; assuring them that the laws
Of the United States will be rgorous y exc
cuted against their illegal acts; & that if II
any lawless incursions into Canada they iaI
intolthe hands Of the British authorities, they
will not be reclaimed as American citizens
nor any interference made by this Govern
ment IN their behalf.
And exhort all well meaning but deludeC
persons who may have joined these Lodge
Immediately to abandon them, and 10 have
nothing more to do with their secret meet
ngs, or unlawful oaths, as they would avol
e serious consequences to themselves. An
| expect the intelligent and well dispose
members of the community to irown on al
E these unlawful combinations and illegal Pre-
ceedings, and TO assist the Government i
maintaining the peace of the country agains
the mischevous consequences Of the acts c
2 these violations Of the law.
2 Given under my hand, at the city of VAST
, ington, the twenty-fifth day of Ser
: t.. S. TENDER, A. d. one thousand eigh
Y hundred and forty-one, and Of tn
!. Independence of the United State
+ the sixty-sixth.
: JOHN TYLER.
e By the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of Stale.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16

covering that he must have changed his
clothes in the night, on searching the panta-
looms which he had thrown of, found
note addressed to himself in which his abb
rupt departure was announced. Ii also
contained an order upon the cashier for the
balance due upon his salary. Young Brown
Immediately fastened to the cashier, whose
suspicious were Immediately awakened,
and on repairing to the bank, it was dlscoy-
cred that the guard-lock had been left
unlocked when the key was returned to HIM
the preceding evening. Asthe inner keys
of the bank were placed in private draw
err, access to every part of it was perfectly
easy; and it was soon discovered that the
hank has been robbed TO the amount OF
more than SEVENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS! The amount taken was thus
made up-bills of the bank $4,000; gold
1900 dollars; bills of the Ontario Bank q. at
Utica, 1000 dollars; and the residue in bills
of other banks.
The next discovery was that Brown had
left the village in the night train. for Albany.
accompanied by Francis Franciscus and
Tobias Green, iourneyman printers, engaged
in the office of the Mohawk Courier. All
these discoveries were made before the ar
rival of the 9oclock train of cars yesterday
morning from Utica. Several gentlemen
took that train for Albany in pursuit. The
traces of the fugtives were discovered In
Albany, where they arrived very early yes
terday morning in the expectation of taking
the morning boa, for this city. But there
being no morning line from Albany on Sun
DAYS, they were foied in this design.
i Their next move was to charter an extra
coach for Hudson, for the purpose, proba-
bly,, of avaling themselves of chance
steamer, or of setting their faces toward
Boston by the Hudson and Stockbrdge
railroad. and thence to Springfield and Bos-
ton. The pursuers divided at Albany yes
tcrdav afternoon, some of them striking
express to Stockbridge, and the others en-
barking in the South America steamer fol
this city. In the course of the night stea
mer from Hudson was overtaken, boarded
and searched, but the robbers were not or
board. The probability, therefore, is, that
they have gone the other route to Boston.
f Brown, the robber, is short of stature, ant
of sandy complexion Franciscus is tall
c very erect. black hair, large black whiskers
| and has a fashionable hat, the brim of whlcl
rolls up close to the sides. He is from Bal
; timore; and it is believed that the guilt.
e clerk has been seduced from his integrit.
by his villainous arts. Mr.. Lansing, of Lit
tie Falls, from whose conversation we hav
written this article. did not describe to u
the appearance of the third person. Thei
career of crime will doubtless be BRIEF
Brown, probably, did not suppose that tn
note left for his brother would be discover
| ed soon enough to allow of such early pun
? suit
0 PosTscR1pT.-The New York CONNER
y cial states that the robbers Of the Herkime
e Co. Bank were all apprehended at Sand
e Hill, and the money, with the exception
, 1928, recovered.