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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.
l21, late 129 Chatham street, Netc York.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue To offer for
L sale and fragrant Teas Of variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
grades Of 0recn aud Black Every package bears the
elegance aud the Teas therein
thoroughly secured frem light and that tn quality and
power will remain unmpaired in climate Their system
" Business perhaps scarcely be encced Ii
founded the utmost regard TO the rights Of he
en- especially with respect 10 weight and quality, and unr
vailed chespne All purchse are called upon to return any
articles which tail TO them the fullest satisfaction, which
the money will be cheerfuy and promptly refunded Coun
shpmasers will find decided advantage supply them
selves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all Of the United Suites with
promptitude and despatch.
The only in America for the sale of Hou
,uss ~eI~hr-t.d Bis~s T~s ia
TO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas MixureThis extremely delicious and unpara
eled Tea highly celebrated China and Europe
porsd Is row for sale At he Canton Tea Ccmpsrys General
Tea Establishment l2 Chathamst New York-in Chinese
packages. Price 50 cents and 81 jI2 msr
CtORPORATION NOTIfE-AII pc sons selling besh
meats IN places other than the public markets. are hereby
directed 10 present their application To the Nake
COMMITTEE on or before the l0h day Of February nes %
my may be licensed therefor they will be :"
sa prosecution t. the penalty Of Fifty Doms 10 ,o ~
the CORPORATION Ordinances for the offence VI selling "
ing Tor sale any fresh Of any desorpton IN any OF
place 10 this CITY, other than in the markets. Iso-
ELOUR-sOe Dbl. rPer6ns FIos laDAns from 'h'p Damss
- sS: ITO" N'"'o'If.1k 81 ffiNs co ~ se~aAa
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$50 ll6

OF the above number, 479 were committed for 80
DAYS; 2 for 60 days; 7ior 80 days; 2 for months;
80 for months; for months; 9 for months; and
for IL months-toal number Coz Their occupa.
lions embraced almost every honest branch of io
dustry-fron The learned ID. d. down to the hod
carrier.-NeU Orleans Bulletin jan
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an PhlvATE ESTABLISHMENT
'on IRE IhEAIMkNT OF VENEREAL DIS
EASES,


THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND puAp
MACY Of The CITY OF NEW YORK
HE College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the CITY of New
Yo have opened IN eonnexio with their Medical and
Surgical Consulting Rooms, establishment foI tie vein
s,ve RECEPTION OF patients suffering from yenerea diseases No
class Of human malsdies for their and
degree Of matured experience and
sk than do those winch vice entails her votar,e, but
Thousands must bitterly ackuowe dee other
has been much subjected the OF hears,
and uneducated without
medical ekxe-without eIperencewihout responsive
ty Tne members OF the College fully
were y.nere. dsrsses uniformly subjected to the
wopery qualified OF human
wOuo Dc vreyened and the from
quslces which they often involved with the
ke ID order therefore suppress, far possible
ninous qaAekery the College have opened this
ano Plseeo uhoe The Management Of Two eminent medics
~ ssal ~ eenes, and sound udgment-mcn fo
legs itself !, pledged. " WV ~
Patients OF both seres will be admitted and receive adv
grotntorsfp and The Necessary nedclne will be a.
heih AZ less thau ule osuA rates
required The college cherish nom. IN. mi. i'm. 81 az,
ranssent VIII soon iupott ,s m 49, ~,
class OF gatients have subjected aud Iii n Iii
nos, - e No IN " awaiting themselves The on.
W. s RlcHARlsoN, Agent.
-. o"e~snn Conso.u Rooms OF the Coilrrr
~ NNssssn sueet, New York
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THE DIFFERENCE =.

OVER SHOES-some manufacturers make icoods u Uni.
~ tate, and ann oDl, them up cheap, not drs
for ally superior arielsln The msnuf,cure Day
Kinds # India rubber shoes and Ov.r shoes
pains has been taken nsh the very best article that
be ,de-hence the fir inns for the past,
prices have beeu reduced IS tn be obi
Over shoes at d, IS IS los u.s. a. l6s-Lsdrs S. S.
Is s and S2Many kinds found else
Our stock embrac some twenty different OF Rubber
HORACE DAY,
Successor to Roxbury India Rubber Co ,iden lane
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LEECHES! LEECHES! !! LEECHES
& aRs nm HsmSns
and daily expected,
from Hamburg, for sale atmoderate prices, by
g., A. y H. WITTE,
VII 10 ~ W''hsm ~. imrorYr q I.r~rhes
COPPEK-An assortment IRON IS to 70 OF Of very exts
quality from the best and with
T.. X COLLINS CO,
I9r~ Rou,h .s,e
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- LUOK Al This.
~GENTLEMEN' Cork Sole Boots the best of
~B quality, IS 90
90 water froof Boots do 80
do Light French Calfskln Boots, do 81 TO 4 90
do India Ruboer Over Shoes with leather soles 1 30
90 ram hueben, 50
90 Dancing Pumps, 100
90 Dtpcing Cater 19
40 worked Slippers 100
And all other kinds Of Boots Shoes in fashion, ladies
garter b9ots buskns Slipper, ties quilted Shoes punella
Shoes white and black satin slippers button Shoes India rub
ber sapfuUed plain all other kinds of shoes clogs
mocasns and the of and shoes
misses and childens OF all kinds be found the world all
Of our own and the best Of French goods and
warranted u be the best and cheap the
Broadway, the Of Franklin and 90 Canal street
GREGORY u CAHILL,
j2e imsrc ISL Broadway
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II Spruce street.
FORSYTH LABAGH,
90 W., hlngton, OF IA Grand ST.
JAMES PkYk.R
TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
OTuLRS

JOHN CALLER, Composition Ornament Manufacturer
and House carver, No 592 Brosdway New York. opposite
Laay Ill, ha, ha ID his establishment ebove
of Architectural ornaments
deed from the best examples consisting IN part OF capitals
patterns SC &c &c. which he 10 furnish promptly
and OF required al prices In conform
ny with the times. III lmsm
THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH tENIU
RY-A Nara VI the Miraculous Virgins OF the Ty-
aud Described by
Of the unbelshed The most
To the lruv religious the rio believer revelation
well the unhappy scepc without hope The
world pamphlet will gdptd nfsbie guide
the fold. from the testimony Of these
standing ,rsc-s the Catholic Chuich Two
lie from taken thc spot gwen in
the iuSI-ve oil the usual appeaancN OF these e,ao
binary beings whether If ecacy or OF suffering
Conversion OF Raiishoupe, soon.
iii st.ec CAsSERLY SOUS, I8 Nassaus,.
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NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT FuND-The nm
ersgaed COMMITTEE of ere Trustees the
ment Fuud beg leave TO call the friends and
patrons e thus Charitable the fol ing
ment, -" -
Inc New York Sacred Music Society has. the kndes,
perform the grand Ora orio of Davd
and for III. benefit Of the fund of this noble charity
on 10th FEB which they will be
sa d Mr. Co6uTn Of who has been expressly
nent aleot Tickets 81 EACH be the officers Of the
a. the pInc'pai music stores, doors
hs"' Vi the performance Of e her OF the
MARTIN w. EMMONS,
FORSYTH LABAGH
49, 90 We, hing ton, IA Grand st.
49,. JAMES PkYER,
70 70 IoI 246 Front
DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHIP.
riRfn. hers hsEe.olo,s existing between JOHN GAL
,., EN- aud INES MURPHY, the business of COM
Sru1ment manufacturers the City of New York
& or ca on the 2s day Of January 1913, by
" bth PARTIES the will continued al
IN ois stand No 59s Broadway. by John Caller who is
WIN the collection OF all debts due the said late
m ana te liquid uion VI their lab es
S.'h Is also empowered of the said firm
ME an, me p"Pp.e Aforesaid All indebted thereto will
'e hrm Will please to render the above
JOHN CALLER.
JAMES MURPHY.
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HULL. t.USSES.
NOTICE tn HEr RED PERQONa

DERSONS afflicted with rup-n rely the best
instrumental aid the world Z, Ids application
office, No. Vesey street, eI OF the agents in the
principal towns in the United sres carefu the
back pad oil Hus Iusses, to endorsed by Dr
Hull IN wnng: None are genuine, TO be relied
good without his signature
Many persons undertaken Of HuIIs
russes and thousands impose
quence These limitations cannot be rele - they
made by unsku mechanics and bette, than the ord
nary trusses.
Rooms have fsd up at No. yesey street,
ladies' having from the
meLt, where female 10 constant Attendance
emaie rahenta lYII ImT
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS !-JAYNE,s TONIC
w VERMlFU0E-This Vinifuge 10 perfectly safe a
opeasant that children will not refuse take sfecna
Destroys worms neufrases acidy OF The
nrn tonc and therefore exceedingly beneficial in m
tent and remtteht fesers, &c and is almost
tam cure LOT lever and ague and what Of
il does II permanently. '-'
not o.y ds;ro's woms and invigorates the whole sys
en but II tsoves and carries off the bundant slime
mucus prevalent IN the stomach children
especially OF those in bad health forms he
bed Or nest IN which worms produce their young
moving H. Is impossible Tor worms TO ain the body.
the pate always improv by use even when no worms
discovered Numerous Certificates Of
been received which the proprietor does
~ to publish.
Josiah thompson Salem. NJ j. bi. Yer.
that few days she discharged one hundred and thirty ven
large worms.
Mr. Joseph A. Lentz of the Penn Township Savings Inst
tuition, Phade pha Of his children, SAYS
that after the six dose il brought about fifty
once i've and SIX inches oIg.
Mr. ferdinand Wooduf used two bottles Of this vermfure
for dyspspsa, and the OF WEI ks discharged
cured
Another genem,n of this had admin red his lit.
discharges from her bowels composed entirely of little white
thread WORMS He they from her not only by
hundreds but by thous nds separately and IN
solid balls age hickory nuts composed entirely OF dead
worms.
Sick H.adachs-Many ladies and gentlemen have found
OF piles have been perfectly cured by
the use OF this va u ,ble Vemfuge.
rally, what the ruslic have long desired medicine of
tins kind which might be depended prepared b. egu
or physician offered TO the and he had OF DR..
Jayne Ne 20 South Third street, Phil .d.pha aud al his Of
lice No 303 Broadway. New York no I'm
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fiNE following choice Segars always hand al HEN
Ri0UES'S HAVANA AND PhlNClPE SEGA.h
STORE, wholesale and reta basement 81 William st.
Riondas, In mali and quarter Dozc.
Do. No. , half aud quarter bores
Noriegas, quarter and eighth do
Para RegaIos, IN quarter do
Rexaias, OF quality u, y .7d Llah boxes
Congresas, in quarter boxes
La Norma, do do
La Esperanza, do do
Tres Amigos cartons OF 20 ecch
London Regalias, Ip cartons o: 10 each
La Prueia, an quarter boxes
M.ssans spotted In q~artei boxes
Panstila'., do. Of superior quality
fnHenendad, do
penoyas. do
Mates, do
Principcs, OF the Rendop Cruz and Sans, all as.
Prmaveras, IN quarter boxes
Alnhzas
Constautias do
BusIameans. do
Esmere Regalias do
Imperial Do quartz oxes, superior article.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

st S,,i ny
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r,ss
hs 81 Sun
IT'S; ssis:s ps:s
s" 1s % ne sss
G Castle ha, much celebrity 70, mode
s have %si ss soS he
$sS
sss S Sea;:
E: :j 4 is;S S T ssS
.
so by at
e.: ss s. 8 6s.dis ,ts ss:s
s da.s %.sss t5sS
T. Johnson pTe;dr ,1f he Medical Society, M
g. D Beds p PA e p R 81 s.
AxSTES AE4rncT0 bS.. I a. ALWAYS r. uKEs
viosnc wooTns speedy e"is
s.s
1t never fails IN giving relief F is sas BY
RY e asp
friends If the neghbOr abroad
that he will furnish Acids Of every description Dye us
particularly :. ,hs Extracts Of lockwood and Bark
LsSSa,raqqs Chloride Ct Sod. Aqua Sweet spirit:
IN sssf r'SE1ss?i Afss
n hs Elss's,yps x. xppsa s
are all offered on the most onabe For sale by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, Wall st.
NJ b. Calico printers, dyers, hAtters who'll sale and retail
druggists will notice the above particular
Soap saSss
Hat Moth and Moscheioe foons Seed Protector prepare
ton for Hes fly Paper sc &C. and all other polishing m
tenas for cleaning brass and silver, hand 2mses
BEAuTlFyL teeth AND SWEET BREATH.--Tae
whole world cannot produce better preparation for clean
Ing the teeth keeping them from aching and decay harden
Paste F. ,s The only perfect and decou. dsncs offered
Hes m and ma; recently been introduced into the fam
A. H. sTE oSy one Of our s dentist. Pr Elliott the ocu
W9d and nearly every end dentist in this
all pss paIatons for the teeth Dr. sherman warehouse
loo Nassau street Agents. no. 273 and 3e Broadway
Bower, z7 HUDSON .tIset = East Doadw.y wlnm
,teee Boston; SanwI Hall. Albany t2 Wesim st
Providence, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia MAN
'Heet, Cinelnnatl. jyler
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GTRIKERS solution for the hair which will change grey
~ ha its original color few minutes 1his solution
offered and fail Of supepe-
ding all Others Il highly and the
advantage OF besuuypg the without inIurinz growth
Those who donbt virtues have their hair
changed before paying their money II hsmbugs would take
this method there would be complain.
One trial will prove The fact
Sold and retail and applied at No. Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records. New York, up stairs.
fy2i me
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TAKE NOTICE.

ExTRACTT OF AN oRpINANCE ~ THE COMMON
y COUNCIL CONCERNING DEAD ANIMALS
The Mayor Aldermen and Commentary Of the city New
York. in Conmon Council convened do ordain follows
See IL shall be the duty Of citizen
nal which shall die within the limits Of this south Of 5oth
street, in the occupation of lot Of ground, dwelling
house or premises Of descriptions which the body of
any dead animal shall be found aod OF the several Street In
spsctors Of the several wards in this city,
such DEATH the discovery thereof
e the place where the body u snch animal be found
one Of the Offices established q, 6ollows
One a,the City inspectors Office, No. City Hall.
One az No. 23B Hudson
One at Murphyf stage House, Tompkins Market.
One at the Office Of the Superintendent OF Streets of
ESSEX Market.
Or be transported the body of such
dead animal TO the Depot the foot Of ls North RI
Sec The burial Of dead animal within the limits afore-
said the throwing OF dead animal into the bound
ing the city psbc street, highway place within
he limits aforesaid hereby prohibited under the penalty Of
Five Dollars for each offence.
See AL ordinances, parts OF ordnances, contrary to
the provisions Of this ordinance, hereby repealed
Passed the Board Of Assistants, Nov. 2ist, Is4a
Passed the Board Of Aide rmen, Nov. 2lst, Ies2
Approved by the Mayor, NovembeI 9th, 1872
JNO. II 0kISCOM. City:inspector.
N. B.-Those papers who Of the above will
nhtt Inv g,y,u ~ stssf ,tops trOI lmo
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PLUMBE'S DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
25l 12 BR BRO "a corner Of Murray \, NY z,
sot 81 toposs the State Housed Philadelphia, and Broadway
springs constituting the odes and
sent OF the KIND IL the world, and containing nearly
m0nsand pictures. Abundance free.
rLoMbEs Patent Coloed phoioQrapi, taken every dav
oV pfooss confined exclusively above establishment
p,nh % D., s.,srs patent dated Oct q, ls4.
pmpet ratent Daeuereotype Apparaus ana
Ei.eyo a;Idss o. eoo.d hseneses and Plumbes Patent
Lale articles OF every description supplied 10 order
efore seen in New York. ' ." s'v'e never
y Prompt attention tn all post paid letter. f,,u.
Iqpm MP sNS BANK, Warren, Pa, No,thamptcn
pahh' ALLENTOWN, Pa, Newhuryrort, Mass, bonyb, =,
y; ! SYLVtsfEK's
p Wall Al. sId 100 Broadway.
| INbhiOOL CUAL-i1o tia1roDs beat OrrsI Coal II,
- yard Tor sale IN lots to suit purchase n, by "
I'VE JOHN HERDMAS
SfAN bh DUUbLOONS-For saIs by
~ Iva 2u WM ~ mo. trHRIEN ~ Wall .,
QALTnso sacks Asbons Salt factory filed now landing
as s9m ship she"d'n, snS f0 c s;is Pr
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uARNDEN'S. ADAMS & PUMEROY'S EXPRESS
Persons in the habit OF sending this city for my
dies for chronic diseases with their are IN
formed that they will hereafter promptly forwarded BY Ell
her OF these lines according directions Of any other
expense than the quantity ordered
n. H. SHERWOOD, NJ d.
New York JAM TO- lal3 jylI ImAr
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
CHEAP for Cash the Fashionable Tailoring Establish
neni 1903 Beekmsn street. Every nj IN the line made
fashionable of the
dnes materials and the lowest prices The following
prices strictly adhered to
Overcoats Of superfne beaver, $50 style, SIS to 20
Dress of the best West Of III gland cloths, a
Pants, sup. fancy and black cassimeres, to
Vests, cashmere silk, satip and CLOTH 2Hto 3H
Goats made and trimmed, S7h TO Pants SIX to Vests
lTto2 One look the goods will give satisfaction
than the best description.
m
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OiL-OlL CANDLEs-Branch OIL ant Grocery Store,
~ NO 20, Canal street, door from Hudson
,sadnes 10 receive ORDER for Sperm the pures quality;
Winter strained end Bic ached hllngs lou One
gallon and upwards delivered Of The city
pepse.
Always hand selected Of choice family gro.
ceres delivered IN quantities TO suit purchasers Wholesale
prices. w. L. STEWART,
202 Canal
90 900 Gallons OF Winter tierce aud barrels and 50
boxes OF Sperm Candies, for low Applv above orto
~ WARD K STEWART,
J " lm"ec "a South street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-30
VERMONT ELECTION.

There is some doubt Of thu election OF Mat
locks. BY the people, on account OF the incfeas.
ed abolition vote. Both Hoo,es, however. and
three Of the Congressional delegation are Ger.
,ainly Whig-so says the Tnbune. MattocKs'
majority over all is 90, 272, and 9O towns 70
be heard from.
The House last year stood 100 Wings to
lOI Locofocos. The majority this year VIII
probably be somewhat greater. In the SEN
ate there is probably also Wing gain. BON
branches OF the Legislature are thus largely
Whig-so that The election Of Wing Cover
nor is beyond the reach of contingency.
Coseasss-In the Third District Hon. Geo.
Up. Marsh. whiq. is certainly elected by hand
come majority over Smith Locoloco' FRENCH
abolition, scattering and all. -.
From the other districts we have nothing
definite. In the Fourth, Montpelier, DISTRICT
the Waterman thinks there has been no choice.
In the Bra,teboro' District, Eoote, Wing
will have large majority and in the WOOD
stock District, Colamer, Wing. will probably
be elected by small one. Thos the Delega'
ton will stand Wing. and l Loco-or more
probably, no choice.
A DAeuERaE PIcTURr MADE By LIGHT
lsING.-In the volume by Mrs. Child, entitled
:. Letters from New York." she quotes the
following passage, professedly from book
written hundred years ago by Virginia
cavalier I. seems that nature had given a
pretty clear hint Of picturemakiug by the sin
gle medium of light, long before Daguerre
was thought of:
"Of all the effects Of lightning that ever
heard of. the most amazing happened IN this
country in The year 1886. In the summer oil
that wear surgeon of q ship, whose name
was Davis, came ashore at York to visit pa
,ient. He was no sooner got into the house
but it began TO rain, with many claps OF ihun'
der. When it was almost dark there came
terrible fash OF lightning, which struck the
surgeon dead as he was walking about the
room, bot hurt no other person. though several
were near him. At the same time il made a
large hole in the trunk of pine tree which
grew about ten feet from the window. Bot
what was most surprising in this disaster was,
that on the breas, Of the unfortunate man that
was killed was the figure of pine tree, as ex.
acty delineaied as any imner in the world
could do il; nay, the resemblance went so tai
as to represent the color of the pine, as well
as the figure. The lightning must probably
have first passed through the tree before i
struck the man, and by that means have print
ed the icon Of it on their breast. But. what
ever may have been the cause. the effect wa;
certain, and can be atiested by cloud Of wit
nesses. who had the curiosity TO 20 and SCI
this wonderful phenomenon"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-30
DoDEoE,s majority in Iowa county over Hick.
cor. ia one hundred and six votes.
The GREAT SLIDE AT New On.

The GREAT SLIDE AT NEW Or.
LEANs.-The Bulletin of the LIST inst
says: "The wreck exhibited along
the front of the first Municipality i,
truly melancholy. The wharves from
St. Louis st. nearly 10 Esplanade have
fallen, and along great part Of the dis
lance the front of the levee has sunk
from three to six feet. The large plat.
form at the ferry landing Is complete
wreck. The earth has caved in, and
the handsome row of small houses
built opposite the markets last spring,
for fruit stores, sc. are nearly destroy.
ed. In, ed, within few feet of the
market great crack yawns in the le.
wee. The city has not for many years
been subjected to so heavy loss, and
as the river has not reached the loves,
point, it is impossible to anticipate the
extent Of the damage which may hap
pen."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-30
ARREST OF SANDERS.


We have just received information
that nearly all the money obtained by
Sanders on the forged checks of Mes
srs. Austen, Wilmerding s. Co., and
which has caused so much excitement
in our commercial circles from the
boIdness and success of the fraud, as
well as the youth Of the perpetrator,
has been found, and is now safely lodg-
ed in the vaults ofthe Merchants Bank
The particulars, as we have them
are as follows: This forenoon boy
called at the Office of Messrs. Austen,
Wilmering & Co. and stated that box
was in possession of his mother which
it was supposed contained the money
advertised by the Banks as having
been paid TO Saunders. A cab was
Immediately called and one or more
Of the house, together with Mr.. ]. J.
Palmer, of the Merchants Bank, pro-
ceeded with the boy to his residence,
where was found the box alluded to,
and in it a flannel bag containing
Twenty four Thousand Dollars, which
were identified as those paid to San
ders on the forged checks.
The boys mother who keeps fruit
shop, accounted for the possession of
the box, by stating that black woman
other acquaintance brought it to her
for safe keeping, stating that it contain
ed articles Of value. After keeping it
awhile the woman became unwilling
to retain the charge, and wished the
black woman to remove it again, who,
however, declined, saying that she had
kept it long enough. The boy day
or two after proposed to his mother TO
open it, very justly remarking that it
might contain stolen goods, the dis
covery of which in her house might
subject her to embarrassment.
This was accordingly done, and the
woollen bag discovered, and in it such
an amount of money as led the woman
to believe that it was the money about
which there has for the last week been
so much excitement. The boy was
then sent to Messrs. Austen, Wilmer
ding & Co., as before stated.
The black woman states that she re-
ceived the box for sale-keeping from a
French woman woman who lives in
Canal street, and for whom she had
been in the habit of doing washing.
The French woman and her hus-
band, whose name we did not learn,
have been arrested. How the box
came into their possession does not APP
pear, but it is not unlikely that the man
was the accomplice of Saunders and
probably forged the checks, as it seems
impossible that 50 poor a penman as
Saunders could have executed the for
gerv in so mastery manner.
The money was brought down to
Wall street and safely deposited in the
vaults of the Merchants Bank, butnot,
we believe, to the credit of Saunders.
So the young scoundrel's bravado
ends ends in smoke, and he will work
out his Imprisonment at Sing Sing.
without the satisfaction of rejecting
that when his term was ended he could
secure and enjoy the fruits of his
crime. [Phils. North Amer.