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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

THE subscriber having been engaged I'm the D-- an,
= dphfc0~Y hu-iuts4, 300 New York ami PA steinbis
or me pest eleven yc1fs has ass1cafc with hn,.ef NJ
lh"uts ltfnenu, ~ thus CIV. an commences buet.
ness this lay, under the firm OF nlhpn 4 HARRISON.
Richmond. Nay 9TH, isi2 mas Ar
NOTICE
TUE subscribers having opened their new siarc attn.
corner above The Binks Main street. rsspeetfuiy soil.
on share of ihc puhIc patronage. All medicines ana
pfcscfp'ioul will be compounded with Frcaf care aud mo-
inferior Article sold any case Articles nav Lr olfant
al any hour u the night
BOLTON s HARRISON,
Druggists aul Apnihcc aries,
Richmond MAY Oh. 1872. 10 Az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
JED CIV MaCMURDo. Treasurer.
MOTHER SIIPPI Y OF SppING o.1,nnS

'I'hh RICHMOND Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroa
COMPANY hereby give noicc, that they ate prepared
10 anticipate the payment OF their bonds payable ptor 10
the lst OF August
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

PRANDY-lo bhls superior OH Apple Brandy just
ID received for sale low, fir cash.
WADE W WOODBRIDGE.
ic . doors below the Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
For Thursdav Evenins

For Thursday Morning.
Leeshurg, No Is. prize Of $1,000 3lOo ICO1 i5Oo
i<S izOl 10 Of 1000 etc. rs Nes-I3 drawn Iiekeis 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

TEA chests extra fine G. + Tea at retail-just re
Il ceivedano for sale low, for cash.
WADE W WOODBRIDGE,
lNi doors below the He'll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
TRUST SALE OF house And LoF

TVS McNI.
The above sale is unavoiAbly postuou ed until ss,,
I'm lime f~''t'"S4 oAeAi iuerlays
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

ON BoNEs Cnct Vino, iust received AMI Tor sale low
~ Tor cash. WADE WOODBRIDGE,
Jed doors below the IelI
- uM-f0 bills Rum. iu7f received AMI Tor aaie low
~ for cash. WADE w WOOIDRtngE
q fnnfa no fltr ugu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

I TMBRELL.S AND STRAW MATING. q cases CON
~ mon and snpcrfne Bingham Unhrellas-2J pieces
straw Mating which Will sell low, 10 close.
lc KENT. kENDALL a ATMATER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
nAPTIsM AND .t.t5,Il,, ~ :

4 AZ D-Me have fc-eiver lew s-ss 81 very s.prTlJr
- f97iy Lard kegs varying from 81 o. 81 hs
WA' TABB a GILES.
)bD poRT WINE.-li d'zvery old aud superior
- f9It Nine, for inyalits-ior ale hy
IA a ALEX DUVAI A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
FOR IIXERPOOI

r TsI NcsseT.I
TX The shin Madison. Capt. Wood, 10 load al
7xb City PoluL For freight Of cotton OF tobacco ap.
- ply 10 Messrs. + -uinblck, son & Co. Peters
~, or Ia lima ~ M 4 PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
FOR SALE, .HT
ROBERT UIIIsa CnMNIssrnN unUeE

- a. " a y ~ = rosie MKT. hE, UH
IL VEGETABLE EEBRIFUGE.-A specific
aud lasting cure ioi Fever aud Aaue-for sale.
le3 LYELIr JOHNSTON q LYELL
SULPHATE QUININE.--5O ounces received aud
- for sale.
ic3 LYELL, JOHNSTON LyELT-
MUTE LEAD-ltO Kegs Lewis No / White
w Icadrrouudin OIL. received md TOR sale.
ir INEti. TOUNSTpN a YELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

Mononglla, No p draws A. "a O'Clock PM r,.h,,.,
Hotel Pnzes-sls,Con. Sill %. 3sO0 2gO isOo N -,
6oo, - Of 25O etc. 10 NosI2 drawn. Iekcts a. and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

En RON - Muscst Wine, Just received snt Tor ssi
w low for cash. WADE W WOODBRIDGE.
Ie3 3 doors below tho Bell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

For Tuesday Evening.
Grand Consolidated No 65 I prize or sI5Ono 5rO1
ssoV iS' 1900 10 Of 500, etc. rs Nos-l5 drawn Tick
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
CROSS PATENT IRON SAFE

FOK SALE.
pair OF match Horses, gentle In har
n AxHS hess, aud sold for fault. They are young,
" WM. II DICKINSON,
Surviving partner Of the hTmof
ic I dtf Dickinson a smell.
I EATHER-lOO sides Heavy Russell Leather, lust
II received and for sale low close the consignment
WADE W WOODBRIDGE,
led doors below the Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

For Tuesday Evening per mail.
Przes-sl5ooo 500. 25oO Iso 1900 1850 1890 SO co
W OF ~ etc. 40 Nos-l5 drawn. TicketsS5.
10 Nearly many prizes as blanks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

IIEuttN,.S md Lard
IL gu hhls ~ Nctt iicrrinnl
m 30 MOL Roc 40
% DO NJ Roc, Zoo halfbbls
- do No . Nett in do
% b. No. Net, in do
~ do No Not sh1d, all from Norm Csfolir,
. kegs Ftmily Lard-Lr sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

Union Lottery, Glass 3 Draws ar Aie1snd,s u G. s,,.
lay. June Is
Prizes. sooW 1000 Too 3sO 3Uu 200. 1895. 30 Of
100 5sNcs IN and % out Tickets $40 '' ~ VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06
LADIES' BEAT FIFUL HUE BLACK
SILK CATER SHOES

ME ave received assortment Ladies' silk Cater
w shoes which indeed beautiful To which We
would invite the Taauct attention OF the Laies We
shall sell them cheap, ioI the cash
v WATKINS d co,
Fast enable Boot and shoe Dealers
lei Opposite re RsiHs ofhs late Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

Inn BAGS Iasulyrl coffee
wv 70 80 Old lava dO-iust received and for sale
low FOR cash. WADE W WOODBRIDGE,
.Ioors bcln M. u,U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

81. 49, WV ''''' ~ ii' ltte haRic Hotel
OLD FAST INDIA COFREE-A lew haas OH
Fast India Cnhrc, ~ superior quality, very Ihiie n
deror % Mochs,m low pIce W.
mas JB ABBOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

LADIES' COLORED SLIPPERS.
w have just received lot of Ladies Go ppers
w Which, are very handsome and Of very latest lash
ior. JUDAH MYERS & co,
lee Fashionable aud Cheap shoe Dealers
EEATHERs-3s bags Geese Fealhcrs-for sale
tc2 GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-06

For Petersburg-wedncsd.y Evening.
Pr5es-so'ooo 300 l6Oo, 1907 1887. Ie,l 10 Of 1000
10 OF 80 etc. 10 Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
ANOTHER CASE OF POISONING.

The North part Of this, Henry County lRdiaua
(par'Icalary Stony Creek Townsh,pl - again IN
state Of excitement IN coGseQ 9ence 1T The death
Of Mrs. bennington (wsfo OF tjrIiaal LenHing
t0a) IN consequence ot poison administered by
her husband. The deceased lads died gH the Ism
VI December last, under circumstances, y hlth at
he time, we learn, created S3sajcIau ~ Tho
minds of some, that here had been foul work, bat
as she ana her husband had lived sgrceabiv and
happily together II was thought best say but
little about 1t. Some three weeks since, howev.
err, some additional circumstances concerning her
death coming TO light, tended 50 far TO arouse sns-
ptsion 10 the friends nud relatives ct the
deceased to agree that her body should be dJsiu-
tered and he contents Ut her stomach submitted
to chemical analysis. Accurd.u.!v she was rats
ed, and the d her stomach anaIy zed. and
submitted TO a umber Of tests by several OF the
physicians Ut this county, md On rIdly week, u
Cotouer's Inquest was held, at htch. the tCStI.
mony OF the physicians and others was hearG, and
the JIry returned a verdict that "Deceasod came
to her death by poison adm oistered bv her mas
band. Abraham Lcnnngton!' warrant for the
apprehension OF bennington was III the mean
time issued but the bIrd had fowE--he was no
y here To be found. lie was follow q a far "A
Cioclnnstl, where al. trace of him was lost, hay
ing got on board steamboat aud clear ca himself,
" neither cast or south was not Known In
with htm he took girl who had heen
living at his house previous to the death OF his
wife, and with whom it was susplsIoned he was
too ultimate. lie wall be closely followed and
brought 10 trial If possible Il IS proper to add
that until suspicion rested the accused for this
otltnce he sustained flir character among has
neighhors, and was respected. Not wishing TO
pre- idice the case should II come up IN court.
may add that the testimony OF the physicians
leaves 90 doubt ~ 10 the presence OF arsenic In
tho stomach Of deceascl.-ind. Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

/ TREASURY NoTEs. the Continental money Of the
Revolution, and the present Treasury Notes OF
Indiana, are no, liable TO many objections as
the paper of good National Bank, 1t Wi. be hard
for him to show IF there be only small aaqouu.!
Of Treasury Notes issued, they all do nothing
for general currency; ii large amount they
must depreciat e as they always have done. The
good of the public cannotrequre more thar
the mere statement of the scheme TO show It's ab
sufdiiy. But we are sti, more astoujshed II the
tariff views Of Gen. Howard lie SAYS, at we
did Hot need money for the support Of the govern
ment we should have tariff, aud whoue the
necessity ceases, the iarH should cease ~
much as TO say, that as soon as oDce holders get
heH pay ana I'LL tder pockets, Congress has no
thing further to do This is substantially the
repetition Of Mr.. Van Blren's remark. mot when
upse, in a md hole on the National Road) chat
the people expect too much from The Goyernment.'
The General, indeed, says something about taxing
the rich bu, If the industry and on terprzc Of the
country may at all times be ovcrw he'med by the
competition Of foreign PauPer laborers, poverty
would soon be so general that there would he few
rich to be taxed. Let II be felt, as it is now be-
ginning to be, that IL is not safe to Unrest capital
or employ labor, and how soon will lie onward
march Of oil Improvements be arrested, Tue
lawyer, who lives the Ipdlscrc lions fnisfor,unos
ana crimes Of hers, and the shaver, who profit,
by their difficulties, may sui prosper, bu, the bal
ance Of community viii be Il helpless wreck.
As it was not enough TO be opposed to a safe
CURRENCY and he tariff, The General must also be
a strict conStructionist. The government Of the
country is not to ad vance its interests and pro
mote It's welfare by tho bcnefcent use of the
powers entrusted TO 1t; but 1t Is to be bound up
by doubts and scrupes, and merely to DO 30 more
lhan the constitution specially authorIses. 4
witness in court tho would tell no mere truth
than forced from HIM; and person in soc
ely who would strictly coqStruc all obligations and
duties in his favor woa!d be univ ersaI'y scou.
the most distinguished legislative BODY 90 earth
the prc,ence that lie VIII not give fair coa>
strHction 10 the fundamental law that should gov
ern him. Because, the convention, which as
scnbled on behalf Of the OLD THIRTEEN, did not
flresco and prescribe, in detail, for all tho varied
wants, that should arise in the inuorse re
gion now composing the United States. Accor-
ding 20 Gen. Towards theory, Congress is only
to egislarc for the dweIefs on the rocks of New
England and the sand hills of Carolina! The
balance of tho Union, by Car the most exton-
sIvo, matter of course, is left h provide for
Itself the best way il can.
me author O! this letter be, inGeeo, the greut
man his frie nds call ham he must scratch his head
aud Try it again the people will not be con.
v,uced.-I indianapolis Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

" hour The Senate went into Executive session.
Aug. IS, 1912.
In the House Of Representatives., three hours
were occupied by debate motion by Mr.
Wise 10 reconsider the vote by which, on las t
evening, the Joint resolution OF the Veto COMMIT
tee, proposing Amendment Of the Constitution
had been rejected. The motion TO reconsider
was made merely afford opportunity Tor
speaking.
Mr. Fillmore, from the committee OF WAYS and
means reported a resolution the same as that oil
fered by Mr.. Mckennan yesterday, declaring II
IS expedien, pass another revenue bill the same
as that recently vetoed, with the exception oi the
distribution clause, and making tea and coffee IN
ported in American vessels from beyond the Cape
of Good Hope free Of duty; also, mat the Com
mitIee of ways and means be instructed to report
such ball"
Mr.. Bolts moved to lay the resolution on the
table THIS motion was ncgatIved--yeas 10,
NAYS lob.
Previous to taking the vote on the resolution
call Of the House was ordered |; had not term
ina ted hen this was closed.
The Senate has been IN executive session the
whole day on the ueaiy.
Aug. 10, 1912.
In tho Houae Of Reproseniatives lao. even
inp. the resolution Of Mr.. Fillmore, correcting the
committee on ways and means to report "A tariff
bill the same that just vetoed. with the eNcep'
ton of the distribution clause" &c, ted,
yeas Sc, nays Ia.
This morning, after the adoption Ct some reso
lutions of inquiry from the Departments, Mr..
Campbell moved a suspension OF the rules to ena-
bic HIN to offer resolution, containing plan tor
tariff Tho motion Iegatived by a large
ma "ritv.
Mr. Everett made a similar motion, bat with
out success.
On motion of Mr.. Irwin, of Pennsy ivanio, the
,bo ,,splf I'M n n tt
the whole.
On motion Of Mr. Ba rnnrd, his bill for legaIiz-
ing the collection of revenue since jane 3oih ana
until further legislation was then taken up
Mr. G.. J. Ingersoll gave notice OF substitute
Mr.. Barnard moved to amend his BIZ 50 as 70
prevent its operation being retro aclve Gs regards
penalties.
On this motion a long political debate arose, IN
which Messrs. Adams, Cushing, Profit, Mar
shall and others participated.
The Senate has been again IN executive session
the whole dav. No motion was had on the )int
resolution of adjournment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
TWE,TY.SEyENTH CONGRESS- 49, SECOND SESSION

WASHINGTON, Aug. -, 1919


Ia the House of Representatives. bill author
izing the President 10 compensate secretaries OF
legation in certain cases, was then taken up ano
passed
Numerous Senate bills were taken up ond re-
ferred TO appropriate committees.
Mr. WISE from The committee on naval affairs,
IN whom had been referred the Senate bill relat
mo 10 the establishment Of naval school, the hx
in9 Of tho grade Of professor of mathematics IN
The navy the enlistment Of sailors, and the reor
Plantation Of the navy department, reported the
same with amendments, aud they were referred
10 a committee Of the whole
The resolutions re ported some weeks ago from
n /, committee on Indian affairs, "deciaring that
tho House has the right TO demand any papers
necessary to its deliberations from tho depart
meni; and that the Secretary Of War ought TO
have furnished the papers relative to frauds on
The Cherokees when he was required,' were a.
greed 10 by large marJorlty.
Private business then discussed until the
adjournment.
Ia tho Senate the bill organizing n corps OF
watchmen for this city was passed. The remain
der Of the day occupied IN tho consideration
OF suudry ame ndments 10 the House bill making
appropriation !or such objects as have heretofore
been inserted 10 the general appropriation bills,
but which were not authorised by law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

CHANGES FOR THE WORSE PENNSYLVANIA Is
indebted s 20 900 600. few years ago, her
bonds sold "a, par. They nov at IL discoun,
0: more than fifty per cent tho holders IN the
meanw lille having lost some thing like $50, 900.
900. Bat few years back also, the stock Of the
L. s. Bank (ot Pa.) was sold par, and was worth
S3o 100000. It's now selling at So and = I
share. The depnciation therefore, IS upwards
OF $50 100000. AImost every other description
of stock has deprecated, and hundreds Who five
wears ago. could BOAST OF being worth from slOD.-
900 TO 100000, are now little better than bank
rupt. We know If two most melancholy instan-
ces. One gentleman, and an old and worthy
merchant retIrel from business with a fortune Of
100000. 1t wasinv csted chiefly in l.. S Il lnk
stock, the Lehigt aud the Schuylkill Navigation
Companies. He is now believed to be worse thar
nothing. having been compelled day after day and
week after week TO make sacrifices which Invo-
we'd him SO deepl, that he at last abandoned the
effort 10 escape tom rum and despnlr. and gave
all he worth into the hlnds OF his creditors.
In the other cas-, the individual was worth about
$500, 900, and Ind also retired from mercantile
pursuits, buG wastempted to ininole IN the Stock
specuiatons of he day, bought Nlcksburg, Stoh-
ng'on, u S. Bark stock, &c. and is now, not
~ worth nothing, but about 500, 900 IN debt
In single lnshnce, to show The progress. the
downward PROCESS of att'Ilrs. he borrowed 500
600 on securities which stood him in SlSO.00o,
but which. if sid now, would not bring S50,0 900.
Thus. this single transaction, he has lost Sl30.
600, hesIdes the interest the money horro y cd.
These are sad CHANGES for the verse. Who NAV
tell the PAIN md anxiety that they have brought
INTO tamrlIesi Who may picture the anguish and
despair Of the domestic cIrclei VINO NAV sketch
the agony of h'nhled prldei The last five years
have been eventul in the history Of many Of our
citizens. We s,mpathzs deeply aud sincerely
with the Sufferers. The grief which Is secret,
and which preys upon the heart within, is indeed
ut the most poignant and agonsing cnaractcr.-
philadelphia IaIuirer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

Profitable Story Telling aIprenade, French
writer, first rose into notice by telling stories,
extempore, TO the women ofthe court, who, when
reproved BY the queen FOR negligence in the per
loFmanco Of then duties, said there was young
man who told them such amusing stories. they
could not refrain from iistening.-lhe @ leen
Curiosity excited, and thus was laid the fOnn-
da;nn of his future MISUNDERSTANDING diea
By the explosion OF some fire works he was play
ing off, to show his salantry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
Il 4 Ill \ DII NJ .
Eerms.--rWo Doliars--in advance; and Three
Dollars at the expiration of the year.

Eltlu0AD MIlRMI, AUG. p, 1872.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

loga 1erritory.--We learn from the Haskeve,
published a Burlington, lawa. that the returns
from nine Counties 10 that Territory give a ma
Joriiy against calling Convention TO take the
preliminary Steps towards demanding admission
into the Union
As far heard from. the Wings claim a gain
OF three or four members of the House and two
or three Councimen.-Bal. Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

Over ,o00,000 lad Be s03 N Meagan
iext ulonts, for the uaPaiI taxes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

Nothing else Of interest was done, and at an car
lv hour The Senate went into Executive session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-10
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
WASHINGTON z O'clock in


In the Senate, Mr.. Woodbury's Revenue Bills
we're laid upon the table, upon the score of uncon-
titutonallty.
The Bill TO incorporate the National Institution,
With the improved name of the National Institute,
,assed the Senate.
The Senate was, it was understood about to 60
into Executive Session.
The House opened with refreshing prayer from
the Reverend Mr. Maffit, his second appearance for
,ome months here in that character. Mr.. Maffit
mas too many of the elements of an tinerant preach
r for any fixed residence, because his set phrases
of speech" are apt TO grow stale by custom. He was
lion of the first grandeur before he growed for
season in the capitol but he feels that his repua-
ton demands frequent change of places and. there
ore of late, makes his visits like those OF other an
gels, STEW and far between.
Mr.. Cowper, of Georgia, made an Intellectual ef-
fort TO offer resolution, when, on motion OF MIR.
Fillmore, of New York, the house resolved itself In
committee of the whole on the State of the Unlon
Mr.. Nc KEENAN,, of Pennsylvania, in the chair, on
the Revenue Bill Mr. Gwynn, of Mississippi,
spoke forty minutes; Mr. Steuart of Virginia, his
full hour; Mr.. Norris of Ohio, forty-five minutes
Mr.. Brewster, of New York, fifty minutes,' and MIR.
Davis, of New York, was speaking when we left the
house few minutes since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-10
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
BALTIMORE, July Q, 1912.

BALTIMORE, July Q, 1912.
Mn EDITOR
We had visit yesterday from the Union Association
of the celebrated Philadelphia Boat Clubs. They
number about twenty six members, and were as fine
looking corps of young you could pick out of
thousand Their costume that of the sailor complete
1t intended by them visit Annapolis Old Point. Nor
folk Sc. May their gallant bark, Peter A. Keyser, Man
ierley master carry them safely the blue at
all times AMI seasons.
There is a report that Mitchell, the forger, passed
through this city yesterday in the custody of Mr. Cou
son. efficient officer who arrested him at Zanesville
Ohio, the 4th instant and that they on their way
to his constituents
State of Maryland six per cent stocks sold at
ton Wednesday at 40i per cent, and ives the
day at 33i per cent.
Our mark have been rather dull for the past week
The inspections of -four amount 25 bbs and 92 half
bhls. Howard street and City Mills both command about
Sc. There has been nothing doing in wheat Corn COM
nonls rom Sc to IS cents Rye 66 cents Oats SO 35 cts
The offerings of beef cattle amounted 10 about AGO head
.d ITO head sold prices ranging from SO SIS per
100 lbs Whskey 81 90 cents There is very little doing
N Exchanges. The to test the brokers' license law
has been made against the well known firm Of johnson
Lee and will be tried shortly. We had rain last night
it rains now. Yours, RopERiCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-10
CITY Intelligence.

The POLICE OFFICES were not the of any rascal
ties on large scale yesterday Peter Boyle who
from Backwells Island on the fourth inst was arrested
by late deputy keeper Ruckle and safely lodged in the
tombs. James Brown, sailor jagged by officer Jo
seph fer stealing quantity Of clothing from the Sailors
Home boarding house.
man named Joseph Medley, late seaman on board
the u s. brig Oregon of the exploring expedition,
suddenly in his bed at 90 Oliver street. Friday night
of apoplexy.
boy aged about seven years, the Of Mrs. Far
wood of No. II Franklin street, over by wagon
loaded with mineral water fountains the corner o.
Centre and Franklin streets and seriously injured. TIL,
driver of the vehicle drove off without being stopped by
the Police officers, as he should have been.