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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18
Law Courts.

MARINE Court john and William Sarery rs. WHtjdm
~ ReereA horse and belonging plaintiffs (ho
low dealers ll3 Beekman ST. Ut the pier foot
OF Roosevcltst. the 18th sept. last loading hollow
ware from s!oop when horse and belonging to
defendant but driven by another person, from the
end of the pier with load OF pig iron The OF de-
PENDANT struck that Of plaintiff knocked the horse Of
latter between the sloop and wharf whereby it was kill
ed, and the and harness. also the driver much
injured. Action is brought to recover damages Yer
dict for plaintiff 800
For plaintiff Messrs. Theo. t. Tornnson and James
Grdley. For defendant Mr. Loveridge.
iHdreu johnson J0la Etdrdge.-Thc plaintiff, a
seaman on board TIE ship Waterloo from Liverpool
brings action against tho Captain for assault and battery
in having called plaintiff down from alot while he wss
reens and seizrg him by the hair and ears and also il
is said striking him blow with his list on the nose but
the latter is denied. Verdict this forenoon.
For plaintiff Mr.. 4. Nash For defendant Mr. Bebee.
Court Calendar. =. TINS DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

" To the Public.-DAY NEWELL, in article in
The Tribune yesterday headed CAUTIoS-Tportanto
Batters' slae that they recently opened with daptoa
Key the Phcnx Bank, ofmy Locks twice in ten min
ules. How wondrous Who that has common sense could
not have done likewise Now for the facts:
sold Mr. Ogden tie Cashier, Lock for their new bank
inghousc und LEFT the his office Tor his Inspection
mud examination preparatory 10 putting on the door,
which IS yet ready; and Day Newell took the liberty
while there, and yet placed any door, take
tie ock and alter examining the interior and seeing
that the ubcrs all placed in regularly and had not
yet been chHngedas ought always be done before put
ting together for talook advantage Of the Information
thus obtained and did only what any fool knGve could
do easily they viz with the Duplicate key in hand
could the bits and make up regularly correspond
with The ,umbefS, all OF which numbered.
Such tie reso:,ed 10 by persons claiming re-
specIabilily. What u field for comment.
The Lock Is Messr5. LaLhrups, corner Of
William and Cedar made up different combination
and under SEAL 10 prevent hctery and rcdty being again
praciced upon IT, and ready for the operations of Dag
Newell any other person. 10 opea fthcy can even with
dupItcdte ley VIII they avail themselves OF the oppou
nifty offered, will they, like knayes attempt screen
themselves from pubic censure by falsely asserting hs
they have fairly opened my Lock-u thing they will
live long enough DO, either with without auplicas
key. ln.53tl2 u. C. JONES, Newark n j.
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The Lost AIaiI Found.

We received at late hour last evening the fol-
lowing letter from our Postmaster from which it
will be scen that the missing mail pouch has been
recovered POST OFFICE,
NEw.YoKK Nov. 18th, 1915, 10 o'clock P. NJ.
The los, Mail from Albany of the ll,h of November
ia recovered.
Peter Brown. Esq our efficient Captain OF the 18th
Ward Po.ico, recovered this evening from collector
OF rags who picked it up in the street early the
morning fine 18th having fallen from the wagon
OF the Mail carrier
The leather pouch was Gu, open. We have examined
all the Mail found with the bag and compared it
with the post bills and found all correct.
There be nothing lost ualesa some entire bundle
with the post bill has been distracted.
The whole appearance OF the Mail matter induces nc
to believe there is nothing gone
ROBT n. MORRIS, T. NJ
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DELICIOUS OoLoNG.--A most delightful black tie.
called by the Ceesals "Ooong' is sold by the PeAn
Tea Company rs Futon.et 80 cents per pound supe.
ror to any Black Tea we have bought for double
that price Our readers would do well to compares
sample OF it with tea Tor which they paying Is
cents and dollar per pound. 1t is quite important,o
know you get better tea at four shngs than
you have all along been using cost OF six shmss per
pound We copy the following from the Brdnvora
Courier
Delicious BLACK TEA AT so CENTS PER PoUND-
We have drank this delightful Tea aud II we live 10 visit
Ncw-York will drink again; and what Is more, we
viii bring chest OF il home with us for ourse!I and
ueghbors. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any thing
equal this. We used 10 be very fond o. VINE, bui
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Ooong sold by
the Pckin Tea Company the very reasonable price
dfty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea, and for many years have been
paying dollar per pound for it. But thanks TO the
Pekn Tea Company, get better tea from lheia
ut - cents per pound. We drink pound per week.
by which saving thirteen dollars per year,
and enjoying better in the bargain. Commend US 10
the Pekin Tea Company, say we. Mirror.
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ali declared that they could haze believed hey aad
rot seen Il WILLIAM u oaIctNO
Foreman 70 Messrs. Bach. Son Co.
Rec..aers. EverisL Brooklyn
.i,lrust 10Th 1916.
forgot State continue the OF Their Invention
with the same results. w. - D.
Sir. received line from YOU wishing % hHo" NV
liked Cute Sesbu-ys principle OF setting -olefs III re-
ply would say. hs ike well. and thins great sa.as
frci the old mode o: setting boilers. formerly Is NC
horse engine Used ne COAL which cost Hoout - % per
burnt under the old boiler about goo POUNDS per te
hours AID started II The morning with ooc hlc .2Th
sb5C: BALI an hour get up sufficient 70 run i
Abod; one year since put in new boiler sufcsf Ior
ten-horse power, and engine Il proportion NC aqPe
Ci5te Sesburys Improvement now Use oui 9uO PouIas
OF The coal and have plenty OF steam II lakes ou'
Ten minutes 10 get steam II the morning sucI 20 lu,
do not have 10 any extra fires II me morning ou'
have few c.y caps iarOIn IN the furnace % EAR 1e Cos
and before ie gets fairly burning We can SAT- up d
pu. ine blower in act always nave steam m iue
bo.er II - morning before starting me rr except .ior
days have tined he usge Sunday afternoon after
liz steam had been shut of eighteen hours aud mere was
steam III the boiler water, and nave nae 10 nave
lie bo-7 -crap-9 and cleaned ;v ice u me ie aic nave
Wal. H. The fourth day before the boiler est- c enough
for 20 into tue nrok works about the oO.er r!cA
has ct o-en perfectly since pui I'D year ago ms
month Ay CRATES sie ou: inches dep and quarter o. al
inch thick a The ;hcsest patt, and quarter lheA spAc$
nave uset .heIn year, and ihey are good yet 49,
Respectfully yours, JUN y. DAL-f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

W scHENCKs PULmoStc SYKUP is 4 CERTAIN remedy iu
lhe cure OF Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Colds, Coughs
ana Diseases Of The Lungs. Any calling at Lae ONCE
no Cofuand-st can obtain tgrat.s psiEphe, glVHs
iu description oi the above also references ~
amber OF persons nigh standing the! have been cuEedW
Tie Use oil ills nIedic.Ge.
Beware spurious limitations To obtain the pu.e gelu
inc, fulmouIc syrup, 60 dTecy pro-
prIeLors Uihce, No. ConanG-sL n. I.
Please remember that T. > beekinen Is longer aen.
OF proprietor vii not be responsible for Az
uea!clae purchased U. .Gi lie longer sells CeI-
iae Sc.l-ucA's Puluoulc syrup
olvu % J. II. SCHENCh
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w- special Aucrion notice or Magnificent

faIhIings.-A Lar &c spleuGd co.ectou F0r's.
Paintings, lacudHs va!C4b.e private collection w! =
so'3 IN he Chauiuer--sL Gallery. Granite Building bO
"e'ocH, W j. d Glover. IL COLLECTION elJieee-
.4se ad valuable picture by A b. DurEnd nEdses9
~ !. Cole, large marine ~ BIch p.ctares by Oso
Dto"h-oesdes originals by both Hacxaer., CoPeS, ~
Do.c' peaein Lebrun, Vans paeaGoLcX Also o-sat,
y ialst'eo copies iso Csua-, VesneI, Droing ae 80
Considered together iuos vauaou and desirable co
Gon oil f'csuEes ever offered Tins Guy Aaas
Ffee-dgy siG evening a. n!Is!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

FIwE GREEN ASD BLACK TEA-very superior ooong To-,
fine do 6s Young Hyson superb articles is ID and ts
the wholesale and retail stores OF the Canton Tea Com
paDy It's Greenwichst near tie corner of Coruadst and
l23 ChnlhGmst between Pearl and Roosevelt This Is the
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment In America. Thelf
reputation for upright dealing, and for the very high quality
oftheir goods, stands and doubtless will forever stand,
riyal-d. We earnestly recommend families, country mrr
chants and the whole public this very respectable es!s
bishment
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Subscriptions received to The Daily rribur
Subscriptions received TO The New.Yorker
received to Tao semi Weekly,
MONDAY, Noy. II. Peekskill. n. Y........... |

SALE OF PAINTINGS THIS MoRSING-We call the at
tenon Of our readers the important sale OF choice
Parlor and Drawing Room Pictures which takes place
this morning in the Granite Buding-entrance in Cham.
bers-s--at 10y o'clock. Many Of these pictures are
really rnetorous and beautiful thar by Durand is pro.
nounced Chef ueuvre. Tho.e who wish 10 adorn their
pa.ors with good paintings should not lie, psas the pre-
sent favorable opportunity.
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Inc subscriber 1fivr. 10. su.e o!
REnunEn DDTHrc

G5 Glrartoles solar Lamps Tea Trays and TABS IT,
!ery: Plated CAKE Baskets, Castors, Candle s!cAs -
Britannia Ware Silver Table and Tea Spoons, &c GOD;
buyers VIII ind 10 their advantage 10 CALI ~ ue I'll
are offered al great reduction from prices aaa VI"
be found cheaper than al any other store.
oSl lmts ~ ALBERT BEACH, liz Cns'asl3'-
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Anti-Capitnl Punishment.

Friends OF this cause DESTROYS of promoting its objects
are informed tina. the Executive Committee OF the n. Y.
Society have published large edition of the paper call
ed the Spirit Of the Age. for Sratuitous distribution
and copies may be had gratis, the office lio Fuoust
upstairs. The first number OF this paper contains the
Circular of the Committee Morrisons Report, Call for
the Abolition OF the Gs!lows Our Cause III England.
Hurlbut the Constitution Horace Greeleys Remarks
the Execution OF Green Troy, Who sdyocate the
Cause asd many other articles the subject sis in
short valuable for distribution. Besides sending
copy to every Post occ and every Member OF our
Legislature the Committee DESTROYS of sending
every actire friend OF the Cause in the Stste and if
the names OF such persons handed in 10 the Office
they will DC attended Donations and subscriptions
also will be received TO carry the work. Letters
should be postpaid unless enclosing money Address
" Spirit Of TIC Age, l4o Fnlton 81" or
w. s BALcli. Cor, See'y OF the n. y. Society
for the Abolition OF the Death Penalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

u We lake pleasure in commencing 10 our readers
particularly lie fa.er portioa-s vis to the Pumbe Ma
tional Daguerrean Gallery, PSI Broadway where an hour
can De spent viii as much pleasure profit as q. any
fashionable resort in The city The superiority Of Plubes
portraits Will De readily acknowledged by every person
OF .Aste, thai praise from Us ssen. unnece s.a.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18
Lnbor in New-York-Drus Clerks.

To tie Editor Of The Tribune
Allow me, through the medium OF your paper TO state
few facts regards the Drug Clerks OF this City
The apprentices required by the College OF Pharma
cy to servc for the OF four years with con
Of respectable standing aud atteEd two courses OF
lectures During their apprenticeship they receive from
two three dollars per week and required 10 be
employed from A. VI. Til II r NJ besides being Obliged
TO remain the during the night In most stores
they allowed evening per week and every other
Sunday After completing their apprenticeship they re-
ceive from 81 10 So per week, bu, arc allowed no more
leisure hours than before there large number
Of Foreigners in the Profession who are willing to en-
gage Tor a nothing. Ii young refuses to al
low his salary be reduced he is Immediately dschars
ed and German or Englshman taken in his place
What | have stated facts regarding some Of the
largest and respectable drug establishments in the
City.
Petitions have frequently been gotten up oy the Drug
Clerks and presented their employers asking Tor two
instead Of evening per week but in no instance TO
NV knowledge has it been granted DRUGGIST"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

This i, to certify, TSst, IN ihe summer OF 1885,
was desired by my employers, Messrs. Bach, Son X
Co R-chers, EveTiI-st- Brooklyn, y. y. 10 weigh and
keep an account OF Ike quantity u: coal which coz
sumed 10 drive their engine OF } horse power, AND
also 10 nun their still BY weighed sad kept he
accom-, with all The accuracy could and found that Il
required upon the from 1000 10 1900 pounds
OF ackawana lump coal The boiler SCI IN good
manner as most boilers in fact !; wss the al
presen, Some lime Ae. M-ssrs Cute Seebury Paien
tees o; The Hea Generator" applied hei. invrHicn 10
this boiler Rn3 wss again directed oy my employ
weigh and keep account OF the quanuiv OF COO.
which consumed II performing The same WORK as be-
fore and found that required upon The average from 200
$50 pounds OF Railroad NJ. size Lscsawsns COAL there
By making saving Of ;ad OF he quantity Used and also
srther saving OF oaeourih OF The price OF The lump coa
because the nut coal least dollar cheaper or
less II prcc than The lump II order show that all the
heat that generated BY Ciuie Seaburys pate1t appa
ra.u confined under the boiler, and does not pass up
the chimney, too much The when furnaces are cor
suuced IN the usual manner Will merely mention iha.
while the engine Is a. wors MAJ may place his hE2d
through opening IL the chimney which is required 20 oe
made and completely in the Hue Of the chimney "ihou,
burning or any gconvere1 feeling; while il would De i'm
possihe 10 psce his hand the OF the chimney when
set in The usus manner would also n.ention that by
viii keep The steam rlany hours the fire outs snd
rs proof OF The assertion have several times when bust
mes. has REQUIRED IT, the engine 10 work and pumped
water INFO The reservoir which q. least p fec! above The
ground and whisky into the top OF our disnley,
without any FIRE being lighted the next morning al CLOCK,
and III. IRE half O'Clock Inc pre-
cedng evening and The time thai lie engine was pump
ing as have stated have the cnders and cink
from the furnace with ny hands the cndsrs being per
fciy cold. The fact OF driving engine uAouf Te anaf
te boiler such extraordinary circumstance, thai
have allied several Of neiShbors u witness u ana tney
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]. II. sCHENcK

~ IIe pubic are hereby Cautioned against the plla
device resofeG 10 ~ certain young usas ~
helit- hdYeHoAlns 70 DO with nl, has Ee aIy "
tetes! N, or knowledge oi my Intss
base ana pusilc Efforts, though ordinarily harmless eGouEi
e'Ideny at144el ceaIe false impression. al
require IA -dt respect, sufficient 10 PLt Ae aa"y
OF ue guard against Tho Injurious Consequences Of e!
ihlnS Ike Gecepuou Z. ). bEEkIAS, iJl COrL.aEcs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18
Van steenbergh and o'Connor-Thcy will be

BY W. McAds.n, who went upio Albany on Sat
urday, with petitions for the lives OF the doomed
men Of Delaware, we have advices which justify
the strongest hopes that their sentence will be com
muted. We could give reasons for this hope, bu,
deem it better not to do so, g, present We conf
IDENTIFY expect official notice OF Communication before
the close Of this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

give would inform a, lovers of art tho, Aron Levy
Will sell a. auction Thursday and Saturday evenings Of
Ills week, valuable collection OF OIL Paintings now or
free exhibition day ard evening, cuaoa Hail. cor Beck
man and Nassau ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

V"A Yankee has no claim US for the
courtesy be asksno is his position at all enab!e. Mobs
all bad and wrong, but they les, frequent in Repub
lie than in Desposism, Che danger of punishment being
eoua) and his is the proper Monarchcal cav
Tiers Cur institutions To talk OF the Two thousand
gentlemen OF property and standing who broke up
Csssus Clay's Printing Office evincns credi,ablc
forbearsnce in reainins from bucherng man PROSTATE
bed of sickness, from burning and devastating
other mems property (ther perhaps) is execrablc
mob will rarely proceed butchery and wanton de-
strucon when unopposd and when resisted slave and
Shareholders act very much alike. There is fear OF
God In riot, Mr. Yankee and he is very injudicous
friend OF this country who tries to prove American
mob better thnn ANY other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

" V. b. PALMER, tho agent !or The best Ne~s.
papers Of all TIE cities Gud principal throughout Ia
country tar and near receives Advertisements his Cor
Try Newspaper -idreIing Agency, in this blildngEa'
trance al the Coal OFFICE. I2l n3G
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lYlE TRIBUNE.
: ~. ssnAy, NoveMsEN Is. ,ssN

.>,a.S, v,r,,r. SsS iN<v--It,esssy Notices. lAs
:, ~ a>,,aS,s tv Esseg.rN Miss tNrch ana =, 4.
s..s.,. ss.Ns SsesspsA se.fSA raev--Srase' by Miss
,,..ss s,,as X Ssysa. Msttsc lyarNal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18
Signed, Troy, y. Y. Sept. II, 1915.

The subscriber has for three years past been using
s,ea,engine in his factory, with boiler in the ordinary
wav and has found that the daily consumption OF coal
about pounds do certify that have for the past year
been using Clute and Sesburys Pasn Hea. Generator ard
hnd the daily consumption is socai 200
pounds-ihe engine performing the WORK
when using lic0 pounds he old way and hnd Il 'u
easy 10 keep up steam Z. c. SALISBURY.
Signed, Troy, y. l. -irg. s. iSii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

II Tne great American remedies consumption sce
liver compaiut-Soutne.n Balm Alternative PMS
lake great pleasure IN recommending these tGy scieaSs
and hshy popular medicines 10 lie afflicted To 10 h-s
sGd retail al the Depot 6Js Brood way, w kctcAs
IL EuItol-sL "a lU:t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

z Those beauuul Dissolv.ng Views with the living
Orang Ounng, Wnche, Gc attracted large audience II
The American Museum yesterday aud last evening Look
out for q rush there day and This evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

p Exhibitions ofNeeromaney appear all the rage Miss
ST Clair AID Mons: PhIippe had a crowded house last
evening al the Alhnmra They fully answered the es.
pee.auons OF the audience and received with much
applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

BEESS,Aa's ORlGiHAL GEsuIsE PuL>iosIc SYRuf.--Tu.
celebrated remedy Tor the oil Consumption, Cola
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Compliant end Dye
pePsa aud, the old esta Jilshed office
the proprietor. No i3t Coflandst cno door below tas
corner OF GreenEicE-sI. On oiu
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Dinner to Hon. $. $. Prentiss.

A handsome compliment was paid TO Mr.. Prem
tiss on Thursday, the 3O,h ult by the citizens OF
Vicksburg on the occasion of his departure from
that city for his new residence in New Orleans in
the shape OF public dinner, which was served up
a. Tha,cher's Hotel TO representatives from alpios,
every State in the Union The Vicksburs Wing in
speaking of the affair, says:
II delightful 10 see Maine Massachusetts. Con-
necicut, York and Pennsylvania, unite with Viz
gin!a, Old Rip Van Wrinkle. Tennessee. and Mississippi
&c and bound together il By OF Old Mary.
land in the of the Union. Old Ireland, TOO, was
there in the person of warm hearted son.
After the cloth had been removed the President VIM
Lake Esq, prefaced the sentiment in honor OF the
distinguished guest in Of the most touching besuti
full and appropriate addresses has been good for
tune to hear. He alluded his residence here his ser
vices his fame his genius and the strong social ties by
which he had been long linked to the community
~hich DC was now about 10 leave. lie said that other
communities might claim his birhp his genius his
lame ms servicee and bis residence claimed his
heart"
Mr. Prentiss responded in neat speech and wa. fol.
lowed BY some choice sccs &c. from gentlemen present
The whole affair was OF the pea.an,est gatherings
which has ever taken place in ths. city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

This ,so certify have boiler OF about
horse power. sci with the improved plan OF Cute sea
proyemeni has produced 10 Us saving OF irc IN The
amount OF fuel over the old pap COOK i ENGLE.
Signed Brooklyn, y. y. Sept. 8, 1914.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

anu Tor sac very low, IUO seIs DeauGu palies
rfe LIONS and ancS.cs VI d. cua.es - sci ~ 90
set A-soi Goa Eocs, onoves, SieGs PoAers, &c &c
The tfaoe VIII ind It LtuIr sa
sale also al retail Dy NEWbOULD = Russell,
No. 40 Fu!tons.- between Broadway and Na.s.l.'.
1Io W. ~ Importers OF Hardware and CulelJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

~ THE WHIes OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURES
elected all their candidates for Judges of the several
Circui, Courts of the State on Inc lOth inst Efforts
were made 10 divide and conquer them but in vain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

ATTEMPT To DEFRAUD The BANK OF TENNESSEE.
The National Polee Gazette gives information Of an at
tempted fraud upon the above bank discovered by the
police OF this City one day week which resulted in
the arrest OF man named Mitchell, who charged
with being in possession Of number OF postnotes othe
Planters Bank drawn the Bank OF Pennsy wanna for
which as he could offer satisfactory account ne
taken Philadelphia Friday for Trial. The follow
Inc facts have been elected since the arrest and commu
rica,ed 10 Messrs. Camp and Wilkes for publication in
:heir paper:
Aoouttwo years ago, M McGregor. since deceased
paid al evening visit 10 a Moist. where he
robbed OF several thousand dollars By panel thief
among which the several postnotes of the demon
inai:on before mentioned. AS TIE gentleman
discovered his loss, ne gave Information 10 the Planters
Bank OF Tennessee stop the notes il offered for pay
and hence the Of the officers that none
sucn n circulation. The panel thief thus being
crcumvented n designs kept possession Of the notes
until the affair should blow and until convenient
opportunity should offer 10 dispose OF them
Failing IL with Mitchell in West Broadway, and think
sufficient lime mad elapsed 10 Make the matter safe
broke the business rim aud placed the notes in
his hands FOR negotiation Mitchell eagerly seized the
chance thus offered, but finding difficulty IN effect
ing his purpose et named jackson INTO the busi-
aid Their II success however, together with
suspicion excited by inquiries induced them 70 leave
the city and thence the defeat OF all efforts
them.
Jackson and contederaes in Pittsburgh still
large and the affair will scarcely DC cleared up until
they secured"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BooKs.-Bangs Richards &
Plat; will sell at their auction on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings Of this week choice se
lection Of valuable Library Books many of them in ele
CANT and costly bindings. In the Catalogue we notice
set of Waiter SCOTS Works in 100 volumes With elegant
plates and in Loadon cali binding.