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JayHe's ExpcCGorant.

No other medicine will remove mu-
rus or pus from The throat so thorough
Iy as this, 1t efrc,ualy Iooseus The
coaguIaed masses from the membrane
which lines the trachis, aud at every
cough The patient will bring up portions
ol The disengoged matter. 10 aIl com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, evea
" here nature seems 10 be making no eff
fort TO throw Off The disease, 5ayns's
EXpectorsnt impsTts vlgor TO the ma
chlnery ol respiration. and enables them
10 dsencumber themselves of tho ob.
trucIons which had imPeded heir free
peration Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis
,PIeurisy-in a word, ell diseases of q
pulmonary nature, yield to this prepa-
ration. # properly administered
HAVE You A CoUGH?-D Do cot neglect
| it, thousands have met prematars
death Tor the want OF hlle attention
to common cold.
Have you a Cough7-Dt Jayue's
ExPectorant esle medical prescrip.
| lion, con aiming no poisonous drugs, and
used in sO extensive practice tor sewers
al years, will most positively afford re.
lief and save you from that awful dis.
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which az.
Oualy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the young, The old, the lair, The love-
! ly and the gay.
! Have you Coughi- Be- persuaded 70
purchase a bottle of the Expeclorant!-
| To day Tomorrow may be too late.
Have you a Cough3-Jayne's Expec
irorant is The only remedy you should
take TO cure you.
/ For this plain reason, that in no one
Iof The thousand cases where il has been
used has il failed to relieve.
4 For sale by / Atkinson g. 20. Car.
rol'on and R K Gay, Waynesburgh
| September l3. l844.
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LO0K HERE!

The subscriber wishes rhoselwho have
Butter, Lard. Ssussges, Chickens, Tur.
keys, Geese, Ducks, OF Other provisions
suitable for the Pittsburgh matkel-or
CloVeraeed, EIaxseed, or Wheat, b.,
for sale, to hold back a short time unrl
! return from Piusbutgh.-thrs day /
start Ior goods. When get my goods
ready for sale | shnII publish in both
the CarroIIlon papers what prices will
pay for the above kinds Of produce in
goods or ca'h as may be agreed upon;
which shall be aO high as ! rhink | csn
affOrd, ond above common prices in this
country. wish oPuOIc to notice my
advertisement, for | intend to mako 1t
their interest 10 watch my motion
JULIUS G.. HART.
Dec. 18th, 1874.
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BADNESS AND LOSS or HAIR

IL caused by want OF healthy action
oil the Vesse which throw IF be per
spIrallon from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per
gpiration is thick and cIRmmv and ad
heres TO the mUuths of the pores and
clogs them Up, and dries end forms
scurf or dandruff Less God is then
carried 10 the roo OF the hair, and for
want OF which the hair his not sUffi-
clenl noUrlshMent, and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, and begins insen
sibly TO fall off which continuing TO in,
crease, eventually produces badneso.
Restore the capillary vessels OF The heed
TO their former healthy circulation, snd
fine SILKY new hair VIII mskr Tvs up
'psarancs which will increase n ouani-
~ and volume until their hair lbccoa,ee
thick sod healthy.
JA4NE'S HAIR TONIC is THE only
preparation thai has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Said Heads,
which IT has donesin iDnumerabIe 10
stances, and will seldom fail, if proper.
ly and perseVefingIy used,
ForssaIs by AMiasons& Co Car
rOlon, and R K GroY, ,Waynesbursb,
September l3, 1914.
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SHOES AgD BWOW9o
DIR. ID sJayNC'S SaMaFlyc
Pills,

For Liver ComplaiHs, Go"t t0mi'ce
Dyspepsia Rheumatism, FeOerS, Ner
vouyneSs, ErysiDeias, and diseases O
tie Sh,a ImPwiy J Ike Blood IN
famGtioms. MeionchOly Sick Head
nch, CosliveaesS, Peias IN Ihe Head
Breast, Side, B0ck, and htmbs, BH
Gus Afcc:ions, Femate Diseases, &c
&c &c and rOhenecer any P@rgdtiue
Medicme may be required.
There IL scsrceIy any disease ia which
Purgsrve Medicines are not more or
less required, and much soEar'ng and
sickness mpght BE- prevented ~ere they
more e,neraIly used, No person can
tepI we'll while a costve habit oI body
prevails; bssiIes it soon generates Sc
r,oGs and often fatal diseases, which
m,ehr hsve been avoided BY Ilme'v
and ia II roas use OF proper Calhsrlc.
NJ dncInes.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Prls win the greatest Conhd nce' be-
lrvipp hem Tar superior to the Pulls III
general usp, more mid, more prompt
safe. and uniform 10 lherr operSl'oa
In using theta, no particular care IL
required Persons may eat sud dunk
a. useaI, and II desirable, eat Inme
dratety a(ler IskiUg them.
Age will not Impair them, as they
are 90 combined as 10 O,ways readily
dissolve To the stomach.
In small doses they are Alternative,
and geo,Iy Laxative, hut9n large doses, ,
they are scuveIy CAtharlc; cleansing
the whole almen'ary canal from all
purrid, irritsring and iecsI mstlers, and
producing healthy secfeIons OF the
Stomach, Liver, and the various other
organs OF the body,
They may be taken AT al times, AMI
in most dlspases-in IDAammalory, In
ermulent. Remitrent, Bilious, and eve
~ Other form Of Fever- Jsund,ce and
Liver Comp paint. For DyspepeiA They
are really HU IuNhluhu'o u''C'NS G'""S
ally changing the ViIlated secrelIons OF
the stomach end liver. and producing
healthy action in those important or
gsns. They are very valuable Tor dis
Pases oil The Skin, and for what IS com
monty called dmpurlIy Of the Blood !;
also for Female Complaints, Cosllve-
ness, &C., and in fact every disease
where an Apertent, Alternative or Pur-
padve Medicine may be required,
O1TDypePsia positively ca" be cured
by persrVerlug use oil this valuable
SANATIVE, especially if the TOnie
VprmiIuge be used in conjunction,
For saIe by
/. ATKINSON, & co.
Carrcllon
And r, X Gray, Waynesburgh.
September 10, lS44
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And r, X Gray, Waynesburgh.
September 10, lS44

SKIN DISEASES are often owing
o Scrolu Gus habn OI bcdy, and in or
der 10 tffec, permanent cure the or
iginal cause must be removed
JAYNES LIFE PRESERVATlVE
ooe Of the most pleasant articles ever
offered to the public has been found NOT
only 10 cure Sctofua, under all its mu''
tipled forms, Of Cancer. Kings Evil
Goltre, White Swelling, &c but ais" to
remove tho disposition or tendency to
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating from distractions in The
glands or pores of the SKIN, or from
impurry oil the blood or other fluids q
the body.
For sale by I Atkinson & Co., Car
roI,on, and R X Gray, WayOOsburgh
September l3, lS44,
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E s s 6

We regret the necessity which exists
in caellonlug the public against the ma
ny counterfeit prepsfaUoas OF Wild
Cherry, which are last overspgeadn z
the country, The instrementany oi a
tew uuprncipled dealers. who, for the
paltry gain Of few dollars, would palm
IF upon sufe ring humanity miserable
substitute OF their own sIewing, or some
worthless article which they had bought
for a trlfe--ta the manifest injury (and
perhaps loss Of Iife) TO the person using
it. We repeat, then, te, purchasers be
on their guard, and in all Instances in
ouire particularly for DR.. Wislar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry! The mosr valuable
family medicine ever before offered for
sale, an5 nov Gsed by the most inIelli-
gent and respectable families throughout
the Uoued States. 01rPrice$I 90 per
boltIe. or bottles TOR S5. For sale in
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD 81 PARK,
Corner OF ana Walnut sts.
Ssofotd u Park are General Agents
for the West
Sold in Carrotlion, by r KENNEDY
10 Wayncsburg, by CREOVlSE Il
PlERONG.
lD S.eubenviIle, by A L FRAZIER,
Aug 8, 1913 Book seller.
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b. 4. FAHNES STOCK'S VERMl
FUGE.

The great worm DESTROYER BY the
administration OF this medicine 10 chh
dren al tho proper time, great amount
oil EsuTofing would bo DIVA and IN
many instances their lives would be
preserved; out OF tho abundant tcstm o
ny before me Of its efficacy, ! seect tho
following:
certify that gave ono bottle Of p
a Fahn0stock's VermilugO to child OF
mlno eighteen months oId,) which
broughS away 2Gi wormo.
GEORGE BEATTY.
CsrrtlItOnlSep! 3, 1914,
For sale by
r KENNEDY, Druggist.
Carrollon, Sept s, l8iI.
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THE FANNY DlHEe TOE:

Designed as help to those aOho are sup
plying themselves n Whole or IN parg
with Wootea goods Of their oVn man
Ydctare.
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Nv NS-%S@.

JNO. L. II. VALLANDINGHAM.
.4Roruey al LalC, HaRoger, COL Co., OHIO
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office in the building
directly south of Z. Swearengen's dweIIm
July 6, '44.-9m.
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1900 Bushels FIaXsCcd

The subscriber wishes to purchase
0OOO BUSHEES FLAYSEED.
For which ho will pay The highest price
on delivery.
WIN NJ SINCLAIR.
CsrrolItou, August 9, 1914.
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CASTINGS,

A large Ussorumentor Ovens, Pots,
ShlIlets, Griddes, Veaketes g., OF
Pittsburgh MauuIacNre, just received
aud Tor sale Il, the new store oi
WM. M SINCLAIR.
0nt ~
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One hhl hest Winter Strained Sperm
on; one hbI Tanners OIL, just received
aud for sale by
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct 3.
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lpHIINialS,

An entire new stock of prints oI the
most fashionable stVlo as well Us the
loves, price, Just received and tor sale al
the new store Of
VIM. NJ SINCLAIR.
Oct 8
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RlGH4RB DlNDR'S ESTATE.
Nouce IL hereby gwen that The sub
scrbor has been appointed aud qua iied
as ExecUror on The Estate OF Richard
Dandy, late OF Carroll county. deceased
Those Interested vi act accordingly.
JANi3S NIXON, Executor.
August 9, lS44
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BOOT g. SHOE ESTABLISHMENT

the formerly occupied j. Hereh, deer westo W
Sinleu8 Store, where he prepared 10 furnish
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-hLs0.--

Sweet. Lisbon, aud Port Winos rNceiv.
ed end for sale by X. JACKSON.
Nov 6lh, 1874.
II you want TO buy cheap GOODS Of
almost any KIND, just call on the subscri.
ber.
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STEPHEN BROTHERS. ESTATE
The undersigned have been appoint
ed and euet6rd 10 ac' as Admnlslra-
tors of the Estate oI Stephen Brothers
late Of Carroll county. Those interest
ed will scr accordingly
WILLIAM BROTHERS,
BENJAMIN BROTHERS,
August 8, 1874. Adm's.
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LIiEDji CAL MOpIG@.
A. *. Chisholm. VI Es., 4

graduate Ot the M"dIcaI College Of OHlo.
having located in tho town Of CarroItou
with the view of making 1t his ptrmn
neat residence, tenders his professional
services to the iuhabttants Of the place
and tho surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention aad assIdu0us dppI-
cation 10 the vsIious duties Of his pro
lession to merl, and obtain reasonable
share of public patronage
Office lew doors west Of SlncIair's
Store.
JuIy 70, lS44.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16
Providence.
Correspondence of the Herald. ]

lIorrespondence OF tno neiaAuJ
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. Is, l845.
Political Parties in a Sgi.abble-Ihe Case of Cor.
don, the Murderer of Mr.. Sprague-What ha,
become of the Postmastsr?- -lMusic-L Lectures
Weather, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR,-
Our slngularly constructed political parties, in
this State have been pretty essentially squabbed,
as the printers say, within few days, by the up
roanousness of one OF the dignitarles OF offce-no
less a parsonage than his Excellency, Governor
Fenner, otherwise known as sold Durham" The
old gentleman. who sis rank law and order de-
mocrat, got not little rufed by the course OF the
order whig, the journal having seriously lashed
one of our members OF Congress, Hon. E. X. Pot
ter, also a law aid order democrat, and partlcu-
lar friend of the Governor, and here few days
ago sent to the editor of the journal his withdrawal
as a candidate for reelection. This was fire.
brand in the camp, and until the poor Governor
consented to withdraw his withdrawal, there was
the very devil 10 pay. The matter was finally
back in the paths of peace, saying not one word
upon the subject which three days ago occupied
all its attention.
Poor John Gordon, the murderer of Sprague, is
to be hung tomorrow. Petition after petition tor
his reprieve was sent to the Legislature, but they
had no effect Within few days the Governor
has been importuned on the subject, but he enter
tains some doubt of his power, under the consitu-
ton, to grant the respite the poor man asks tor. 1t
is sreported that the gun belonging to Nicholas Cor
don, and which witnesses thought they Identified
as the gun produced at the trial, and which un-
doubtedly committed the murder, has been found.
Il had been hid, the story goes, Immediately after
the murder, by VIM Gordon, who was afterwards
afraid to reveal the fact, lest it should operate
against him on his trial. There is no doubt that a
gun has been found, but there is SO much mystery
about its history, that it only serves to wrap the
whole affair in greater darkness.
What has become of our Postmaster? He went
to your city about month since, some said to
spend week or so with his wife's friends-0thers
said to take up his residence there The last ru-
NOR we had Of him represented him on his way to
North Carolina, to see some OF Mr. Folks old
school. mates. wish you would look him up and
send him home, for somebody is needed in his Of
flee just now. By the way, he has managed to
keep that office twelve years; yet, IN the whole
time has not voted for single one of the success
tul candidates for the Presidency:
Dempster sang to a large audience in this city
last evening. Rev. Mr. Giles, now in your city, !
believe, has been ieeturing here. He is decidedly
eloquent as lecturer, in every thing besides his
voice. That is not good.
The rain yesterday morning carried off much Of
our snow, but the sleghs yet run briskly.
Yours, R.. z.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16
Theatricals. &c.


Mr.. Hudson, recently from Boston, has made arrange
ments to deliver lecture Hamlet" at the Society
Library, In this city, on Monday evening
The Congo Serenaders appear to be severely afflicted
with prevalent disorder Of absence OF mind They ar,
posted and minutely described in Memphis and othe
papers, suddenly leaving the different places they vi
sit. forgetting in the hurry Of professional eng gsgement
pay either printers or landlords They en- route fol
New Orleans.
The Swiss Bell Ringers proving very attractive ir
Mobile.
with great ecIdf in Bangor, Me.
Sgrs Valentine the celebrated guitsists and ventrilo
| quist, are about to give concerts in Boston.
We see it stated in Boston paper that Miss Taylor
the Oy mpic theatre, s about 10 bc married TO vouno
gentlem IN OF that city.
The Warden Family given concerts in Philsdelpbjs IA
Their music which is sung by one LADY, contralto and
three gentlemen consists Of number Of Russells boat
songs harmonzcd and arranged for four voices Thev
have been most favorahly noticed.
| The Snow SroRN 1t would seem from The
subJolned paragraphs, that the snow storm of last
week wasI violent at the North than in the
Western portions Of the State.
From franklin Gazette, Feb. O.
Yesterday morning Il commenced sno wing and hss con-
tnued to snow since rendering roads complete
ly mpassable. The depth Of cannot be loss than
hve feet on level and d'ifed in many places the
height OF twelve feet The still falling without
| the ieast prospec' OF cessation
From Plattsbargh Republican, Feb
On Tuesday last IL commenced showing moderately
and continued through the day In the evening n H.
creased, with violent wind from the north; and on
wednesday morning the streets " our village and the
roads in the neghborhood found impossible from
huge drifts OF snow piled up in many places fifteen feet
high. The stages stopped and the mails are convey
ed on horseback i will be many days fear before
the roads in the country will be passsbe for teaa The
southern mail due at Burlington Wednesday at five
o'clock ?. M had not arrived Thursday at o. when
wo LETT that place.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16
Hudson. .~xa
Rss
II ~ HuDsoN CoURr HOUSE, 1
Feb. IL. IS45.-9 O'Clock, p. M.


Feb. IL, IS45.-9 o'clock, p. M.
The Trials of Big 1'rnnder,"" Little Thunder y
and " Osceola," or White Chief" adjourned
over to the nert sitting of the Oyer and TUniner
The Sparing bet,oeen Attorney General Barker
and ambrose L Jordan, Esq.-Sherif Miller, and
Deputy Sheriff Bagbys Haoism-Much Ado
about Nothing Psrsonifed-A Copake Bard, etc.
DEAR BENEFIT
The agony is at last over the time appointed tor
the trial OF DR.. Boughton and his associates in
crime has gone by and the county put to the ex-
pense of keeping their armed forces another month
for a certainty. "Big Thunder looks wan with
care, his troubles seemed to overwhelm him:
He cries full pnts Of bitter tears,
And wipes them on his sleeve
"Little Thunder" and Hutchins appear in first
rate spirits, and not to mind the truth. Anti-Rent-
ism is in the assent. Sheriff Miller looks as if all
his friends had departed. and the mist and fog
removed that has so long enwrapped the visions OF
many of the inhabitants. 1t ls generally conceded
that all the fuss and hubbub has been nothing more
nor less than much ado about nothing. The death
king and burning of the Sherifi's papers at Copake
was perpetrated by some other person than Smith
A. Boughton, Sheriff Miller's deposition to the
contrary Notwithstanding, who identifies him from
the time of the above outrage Doct. Boughton was
quietly pursuing the avOcatOns OF his farm at Sand
Lake, which four respectable men OF Rensselaer,
county will swear to.
This morning the defence not being ready for
trial, made motion that the court admit " Big
Thunder" to bail 1t was argued pro and by
Attorney General Barker and Mr.. Jordan of your
city the latter gentleman dealing rather severely
with the enthusiasts of place, Che being for the
defence,) which motion was denied them by the
Bench, who were mostly Rentites, especially
Judge Wilcoxon, from Undertook, who kept con-
stantly interrupting Mr.. ]. in his remarks.
The District Attorney arrived today per mail
The following jeur d'esprit from Copake, probably
the effusion of one OF her bards. He handles De
putty Sheriff Bagby without gloves.
DREAM
dreamt at even tide sat
Beneath an aged tree,
On an old moss rail SO quantity bent,
Twas worth your while to
Me thought that faces grmly stared,
And forms, like busy bees,
Were humming round on every side,
And alone at ease
When came sound like thunder loud
Rushing through the sky.
And men all clad in woman's rags
Were seen to struggle by;
banner by person borne.
Was streaming in the wind,
That seemed a flap to some ones shirt
To my then dark'ned mind.
Letters were written on its broad
Tho not unsullied folds,
Red. foxes have their holes"
Red foxes have their holes, said ],
The motto plaques my head,
It couldn't mean what Bagby thought
When he crept under the bed.
Oh no, it could not bear the thoughts
Of his chivaric mind.
Who, when he sought to skin his foes
Would leave his child behind.
'Twas naught but principles of men
That cling to fortunes wreck,
The firm. the bold and resolute,
The Indians" of Copake
Yours in haste. GYM
The New York herald., 1845-02-16

PARK THKATRK-REDUcrIoN OF PRIcEs.--
Welch's Circus continues to draw crowded audi
ences, and the great spectacle Of Mad Antony
Wayne" has made tremendous hit. On Monday
night the prices are to be put down to twenty-five
cents, for parquette and boxes. This is popular
movement, and there will no doubt be regular
rush for the best seats.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16

BRITIsH STEAMERS ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.--A
statement which has appeared in this, as well as
other papers that there to be line Of British Steam
srs on Lake Champlsp, the Whitehall Chroncls says s
mere CANNON There is however, new line Of Amefi.
can Steamers In course Of construction.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16

ANOTHER DEFAULTER. Brigham, the collector OF
taxes oi the town Of Russia Herkimer county, who
sloped" with the taxes just collected was overhauled
near Kingston, Canada West bv deputy sheriff varney
ard compelled to disgcrge 81, 900. This Is about the
amount Of the tax.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16

Court Calendar sK0ndlay
COMMON PLEAs.-FIRsr PART-Nos. I,3 g. r. a. H. a.
l5.
sscorD PARr-Nos. 3 o. 6, 10, IL, Ia, l6, 49, az
30 -, co. 40 10, los, lO%, los iOo lo7 loo iIO
The New York herald., 1845-02-16

FarsH PoRK TO LrvERPooL.-Most Of the porh
sent from this city East lin hog) s shipped from Bosor
40 Iiverpoo fresh. II is sometimes packed in ice bu
this Is not really necessary during the cold weather. BY
this process ia admitted at very moderate duty snt
psys handsomely .--Rochsser Democrat
The New York herald., 1845-02-16

CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ITALIAN Or
cHEsrRA.-The attendance last evening at Pamos
theatre was rather limited. This, doubtless, was
much owing to the unfavorable state OF the wea-
ther, and to report which prevailed pretty gene.
rally throughout the day, that many OF the princl-
pal artstes who had promised to lend their assist
ance would not be forthcoming on the occasion -
Previous to the commencement of the perferman-
ceslMr Loder came forward, and in brief address
annouaced that Sgr. Valtellina had not made his
appearance, and had sent no information why or
wherefore; Sisr. De Begnis was detained as a wit
ness in the Superior Court, and could not make his
appearance; Madame Arnoult had hurt her toe.
which prevented her singing, but sent in her place
a Mrs Crokensky, recently from Poland Miss
Normal few days since refused to take nv part.
IN consequences OF her name not being in "Pico''
or bold type, but just before the commencement OF
the performance note was received from her ex-
cusisg her appearance In consequence of sore
throat. This information was listened to with
some attention, but At the close there was rnur-
mur ct something like "Baw The Orchestra
consisting oi sixty performers, was most effective,
and the grand overture OF Semiramide" was ex.
ecuted in very excellent style and at its conclusion
was greatly applauded. Miss De Luce sang an air
from Mozart; she has voice OF much compass,
but trembled excessively; Madame Otto sang in
her usual excellent style, and received great ap-
piause. The grand overture of sGuilIaume TELL,
was loudly applauded. Sigr. De Begnis' abbence
was not much fell as his place was sblv filled nv
Sigr. Sanqurlco, particularly in the grand dueito
from the opera ot III Fanatico Perla Mpsica .
with Madame Otto. Before the termination he
audience had considerably thinned, which. doub,.
less, was owing TO the disappointment they had ex
perenced.
The New York herald., 1845-02-16
City IntelIigence.
Yours in haste,

Police Omce-FEB. Is Nothing worthy OF notice
occurred at either of the Police Offices today The
Ps did not do much than the old officers, except
perhaps they served preventive force fewer
her Of petit arcenies up to day than usual perhaps
it was owing to the Ps, and perhaps it in
quence Of property not being exposed out Of doors
Of the bad state Of the weather Every one
adopt whichever suppositon they please.
Coroner's Omce.-The Coroner held an inquest
upon the body off German, who died board ship from
apoplexy