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New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
! vo,cd in ls4O and in 1914

Total Sq3 4OOO1 4.52S Si6 3399i COL
Claws loss and olks gain 6, 900.
Now adu,i, that the Birney gain in these Counties
came mainly out of the Whig ranks, and still that
does no, account for particle Of the enormous Polk
gain OF over 6co0 in ten Counties, choosing but ~
Assemblymen. or less than ono sixth OF the House.
The Polk gain is mainly made up of Adopted CitI-
zens. formerly Wing who abhorring the Native
movement and lis fruits and assured that the Wings
were going for the Natives or had formed coalition
with the latter. turned against US. Another large
class were naturalizcd on purpose 10 vote against
Nativisn or fearing that they would be deprived OF
the privilege of citizenship if Mr.. Clay should be
elected. Thousands aaturalized under this
impulse last Fall who else would have delayed it,,
and nearly every one voted for Polk.
Mr. Clay was victimzcd by the most attrocious
personal calumnies concerning the Cilley Duel, &c
by Fraudulent Vcting,-by Birneyism-and by
NaIivism. If either one Of these malign influences
had not existed, he would have been elected thcagh
all together were too much for him. it is perfectly
correct therefore, to say of either Brneysm or Ma
,ivism that i, defeated the election OF HENRY CLAY
What Wing can now vote to encourage and keep
alive either?
But who can forget the result in MiS city, The
Wing and Native vote here on the local tickets last
Fall numbered some Iiwo Thossand over the Loco
Foco. The Whig voters (and it was hard dosel
put in the whole Native ticket by thousand major
ity, understanding that they were thereby securing
the whole Native vote for Clay and Fillmore. The
Natives put Polk ahead of Clay 4 ,91l votes, and
Wright ahead of Fillmore 1920 votes. Whis
votes elected three Natives to Congress, yet nevery
District but our own lower Wards, Wright ran
away ahead of Fillrnore.-If any Wing wants to
dabblc farther in Naivism, let him put in vote for
Ely. Hufty q Co. We have had little too much
OF il by considerable.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
N.,,v,.m acfea,ca ucnry CLAY!

The Patriot ,ric. 10 diaprovo the by showing 'ha'
the srca,cr par, ot the Whig icss irom lsao occur
MI IN Counties where the Na,ivcs ran no tickets !
This IL as thcush man who had shot his ncish6or
,hn,ush window were to say. II didn't kill HIM
~, was never iasid@ OF his house Inc lew
vote. that Natvsm brought 10 Mr.. Clay were oe
,aiuoa within the narrow circle OF the Naurc orsa
n;sa,I,u whlc tho thousands on thousands turned
.,,,.,a,; him worp every wlorc.-Evcn IN this CITY,
CLAY WAS beaten twice as much M haFf'Soh' ou'
nbcn,yer ,hcrr was an Adopted Citizen thcro VA
,iyism hur, Mr. Clay, We were canvass'nS III
s,,,h Ea., Putnam, Co. in October. and there
,,.r,,Ai thn, the only citi.ou of that town born IN
,n,laud, who had always before voted Wing, had
r,,lA. Wrish, \ Co, Toga County very small
save caa majority agains, Harrison and 5+a against
clsy. though the Abolition gain was but So Iho
l,s. and ,no.c 400 MAS caused by the detection OF
Aaor;,Nl Citizens on account of Nativ;sm and the
PHILADELPHIA Riots In ono township. having about
hny Irish voters who generally divided about even
and who had no, proclaimed any change oil seht'-
u,cn,. notice was taken. and OF twenty uniform
Whiss a, previous Elections, only one voed the
Whic ,;rkc, apparently On counting the ballots;
ono Whjg vote on the owtsidc was found TO have
the Loco, ,Fo,c names ,asidc, and every body knew
who mus, have voted it. In Buffalo the fine Ger
man Company OF Harrison Guards was unan
uousy for Clay on the Is, of October and attended
the Whis Ncung Mems State Convention nj no
chester in uniform a few days after, the returns
ot the Philadelphia Election came along, and but
...,,f ,b. whole, COMPANY voted for Clay Nearly
every County can tell similar tale See how the
row Of Northern frontier Counties (a full OF Adopt
cd Ci;.ensl voted in lS40 and in 1871:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
BY THIS MoRNING'S MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-P. NJ

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 2-P NJ
A shocking street murder Was perpc.rated in
Moyamens.n,. on Friday night about hafpas, nine
ociockgA coored named Peter Fountaine, stab
bed in the neck Immediately under the car. by some
unknown hand. at the corner Of Seventh and shppen
streets and walking sbouI half square fell and soon
xuired from loss b!oot-she uguiar vein being
cred Dr. Leidy the Coroner Is making full vestiga.
tion o. the murder and further particulars Will be
spo,yn day co.OTed named Robert Waterford
hls been arrested o-tay, and committed by Alderman
Eoitncr
The exhibition at the franklin Institute closed
last evening after hayn, been visited oy nesr 5000
persons Proi Fraser delivered most interesting nd
dress which was listened to by large and attentive
audience.
There was better feeling in the stock market
yesterday and prices generally advanced Texas Notes
sold 20 and per Bonds al 3Oi Reading iAi'
read Bonds improved !, selling III 69, while the 'haFes
were rrn a; 2h! Vicksburg rose :. selling al =:
The Philadelp phia AJheneUms are now engaged
in erecting splendid edihce in sixth below Walnut
opposite Washington-squsrc. The cellar is dug and
nort;on O. the walls built An address read upon
tie ground Yesterday afternoon.
Tll,, Introductory Lectures before :he Students
N our Medica! Institutions VIII commence 10 morrow
During the month of October ending on Friday,
there were imported into Philadelphia 1855 bags
Coffee; 1877 hhds $50 ,ierces, and SEQ 6os Moasses
$50 bales Cotton 40 hhds. l76i boxes aEd iVo oois
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

SANDS SARsAPARlLLA.-rhe cutcle, scurf skintha,
fmy ntcgumen, delicate IN its texture which covers
with lis sei-,ranspGrent veil the network OF minute blood
vessels which lend 10 the complexion s trse of boom
should always be SMOOTH soft, and flexible Yet how often
do di,fgured by ghness eripons bo,ches and
scur uturated IN some kinds Of eprosy Sometimes
extensive ulcers scroulous Otherwise. having their foul
deep in the glands destroy both hes and skin ard
the perfect handiwok OF tho Creator into objects
OF pity and compassion We say 10 the untormnaes Inas
afflicted, Hs dpertndum Ity Sands SaIsapafIa IL hss
cured what seemed desperut of scros tumor can
Ger, abscess, ery-pcas, saeum eprosy, &c. Give
trial. and the disease susceptible Of that preparation
will, with divine assistance, accomplish the object.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retsl, by A. B. 4 D.
SANDS, Whole sale Druggists, ~ Fulonst. New YORK
Sold also "a rnaynv Il East BrOpdway. mud by p'uS-
gsts generally throughout the Uni,ed States Price 81 per
bottle. Six bottles for So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
JONES, ORIGINAL PoEMs-So. s.


tor pen with life ard power speak
The glory OF a clear and spctless cheek
Tho calm magGthcence of female beauty
For man To gaze enlranced TIL gazing seems duty
Thou small black pen Tell women how .
A Clear complexion aud beauteous head of hair.
You have had hair; (ifl speak the truth forgive
BuIlry the Jones' Coral lair Restorative
viii cost you but three shngs and tho your hair grey
II VIII make II so and dark and hne, and healthy, clean
and gay,
Twill force the growth, and the scur and stop the
hair falling out
And dress Better Than augh else for soree ball rout
Then have you ecke boch or tan upon your cheek or
neck,
Or sunburn, morphew, salt rheum and scuryy, MOLE or
mark, or speck.
So the only remedy by which them you can hope,
Is Jones most miraculous Italian Chemical Soap.
Twill make your skin Clear white, soft smooth
so hne,
Men viii eXclam, Another Venus: ay she is more di.
vine"
These two articles tmnd ask for Jones) are sold at S!
ChathaIn-s and 32 Broadway; in Albany by my Agsr.
Buuows& Ncl!egar, Medical Hall, corner OF South Pearl
and Plain o2O 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

In VINO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE New.York. Friday
Evening Oct. 3lst, ls45:
gs,rsas. Reports have been widely though secretly
circulated TIM, the Whis. viii withdraw their tcAet OF
abandon some pnrt of IL. or ,aakc some compromise
with one or the other Of the opposite parties IN reeF
cnrc 10 the Election Il, hand hercfore,
Pe.eired That we tht Electors OF our City mai
nj, .ucb repor,s or r,uors are utterly untounded and
that the whs party will support the Whis ticket thc
,,4oi. Whr ticket and netting bar the Whis ticket
Re.olred Tha, we ask our fellow citizens to examine
carefully the several tickets presented for their sufases
,cru,inize the names on each and vote as they woua
sccc, agents II the business hand were not the pn0
lies but purely their orn.
Resorsd That these Resolutions be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and published
WILLIAM TURNER, Chairman
o..po.nn,,x Secretary nl3t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
NEAR MONROE, N. ]. eth Oct. /:

NEAR MONROE, n. J. EiIN Ucl IeIo.
Hon. BAIRD ArrLEGEr OF the township OF Monroe
Mddlesex Co. New-Jersey and formerly State Senator
died at his residence on the morning of The 2ith u
after long and painful illness. always consistent aud
honorable in performing the various Offices and public
duties ts which the citizens OF MiddeseX frequently
called hm-shrnking FROM rather than inviting public
honorsa firm Wing though not over strenuous in poll
tical nairs-a friend alike the poor and the rich
useful in the various business transactions which
one has to perform for manyhe was just one OF those
persons whose loss is severely felt and cannot easily be
replaced. Mr. Appegct was gentleman of most refined
and delicate sCnsibies afcctonae. amabe, and much
attached by personal friendships He died in the full
assurance Of bssful inheritance in that better country
in the world of just men. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

ATRocIoCs OUTRAGE.-The public are respectfully
TONED against any article OF Pain Extractor unless
from q Corand.st. Remember tie genuine article does
irate the skin in the leBs, and Scslds, Burns,
Salt Rheum Chiblans Sore Eyes and all old sores. Be
yet ii only at q Connd-s. The and genuine
is only made and sold this place. anu has (wrienl sig
except Connels which is the original and true Ma
gicn Pair Extractor warranted do all that is seid Of H.
mas
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

~ Two brothers recently went out bce-huntins
in Madison township Ia carrying with them Gun for
laid il down. the other jos; picked up and ran OF
with it, a playful tussle ensued during which the
charge exploded instantly killing one OF the young men.
Their names were Anderson.
rlP The Common Couacil Of Boston have, at
last offered reward of $1,000 Tor the apprehension OF
Albert j. Tfrrc, charged with the murder oi Mrs. Bck
ford.
szp The Rhode Island Legislature has passed
an net TO indemnify all persons from suits brought against
them in consequence OF ;her official conduct IN putting
down the Dorr rebellion
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

~ ourGdS Italian Nedrcdted Soap. for the OF Pin
pct Freckles Tan 5allovn Eptions, anc H skin dis
suremens at the only depot o! Walkersl st Store FROM
broadway, 81 cents Grecihn Hair Dye pegetablc
Liquid Rouge, for crimsonng Lips and Cheeks Poudre
Subtitle for eradicdtg speu0S haIr, without injury TO
the ssn LAZY Whn tor instantly scattering rednesS and
&c. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gourauds
are 10 be found only bcar n mind at 81 Waker let Store
FROM Broadway
AGENTsE. b. Tuttle Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia
Jordan, Mik.st Boston; Carleton Il Co. Lowell Ives,
Saem w. l.. Gerrish New Bedford Guild Bangor Bliss,
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester; Myers, Haven
nj n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

II The only preparation for the Hair sustained upon Us
intrnsic merits, Hi!s In!alilbe OngutIt, which .
abundanly supported by genuine testimonials from indVa
uals ITO nave reapcd ncacuhble benefit rs USE snu
IL warranted in al cases. Either young adult pfo
pery applet 10 stay the falling OF OF the Halr restore W
bald paTis eradicate PiyIss, Dendru Scun and AZ ca
!oaOns OF fhe cGiicle change Red or Grey na
10 beautiful dark color make the Hair moist soft, curly
Gc Ladies try IT, Principal office No IS Nassal.sL fot
Agents and Certificates advertisement another pao
the paper. T2l pSp
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
MARRIED;

on the DIST uls by Rev. DR.. Stark, Wilam Sturgeon
10 Margaret Durdie, of Scotland.
Al Wa.hinstou D. c. 2%jh, Com. John 5. Paine, L. ;.
AZ oxford a2d ult Samuel A. Williams to Lydia NJ
At Troy Goth, Joseph wylsnd to Rhoda y. Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

.tI Hil, the far.faned nllIna5le Hair Gutter and
Whiskers Trimmer daily adding aures TO his already
We'll ierit-d name Such grace and symm-tery given %
your hair wskers that indifferent person. after under
going Of his operations immediatoy metanor pbosed
into fascinating parsonage But you experience so
operation appreciate hs skill IN t0nsorial arr Ifs
An all His office Is No. l3 Nnsaal.s Conner Of Pnes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
DIED !.

On Saturday. Is, inst. OF hasty consumption JOHN B.
WEBSTER late OF the firm Of Burger. Webs'e! & Co.
aged 33 years. Baltimore papers will please copy:
On Sunday. "a inst. LEVERETr II. sou .! Dwight
and Elizabeth Daniorth aged ) years
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this (Mondey afternoon. at o'clock
from the Park Place House without farther notice
On the 3lst Ann II. daughter OF the late Matthew
Hunt.
On the 3lss Mrs. Sarah Ann Read, % Mrs. Ann Nc.
George, -.
Al 81 Louis, Mo 22d, DR.. Asa Spalding, of Flushing
IL 50
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Loco.Foco Nominn,ion.

AHesH4y Co-samue Russell and Miles MofFat.
Tor the Assembly.
Montgomery Co-Benjamin Baird has been nom.
mated for 'he Assembly in place of Abm. N. Van
Alstyne who declined
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Whig Nominations

Seneca Co.-JoHS S. EASTMAN is the nominee
Tor Assembly Mr.. E. is man of fine talents and
eminently qualified for the duties of legislator.
1oapkins Co.-HESRY S wALBK1per and
IoEL COOPER for the Assembly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

n Regular Nominations ? Support tie
Regular Ticket ? is the only argument used to in
duce men to vote for Samuel OsgoOd ivr Register
agains, MORRIS FRANKLiS. Yet this same Osgood
10 1912 ran for Alderman on a split ticket in the
Twelfth Ward, against the decision Of Tammany
Hall, and thus lost the City to his party Free Elec
tors the friends OF Morris Franklin do not ask your
votes because his nomination is regular, but be-
cause he is capable and worthy. Vote as you
please and spurn all attempts dictate to or brow
beat YOU
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

GEO. w. SAVAGE Esq-Sn: in favor OF the
Excise Law passed during the las, session OF the Less
la,ure and sincerely desire such favorable modification
of it will bg this City within the sphere Of opera
,ioas. The delay that has occurred in acknowledging
the recep, OF yours grew out Of the fact that have
been abssn, from the City until last evening
Respectfully, w EDMONDs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Tn.nAY,S OuTSInE.

FIRST PAcE-New Publications; Undertook Csnd.
dates; Fonosraphy No. 9; Election Districts and Polls
FOURTH PAeE-western Colleges and semnsries;
Sales OF Stocks Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
The subscriber offers for sale al
REnuCCn DDJrCC

eP Girandoles solar Lamps Tea Trays and Tsoe Su'
!ery Plated CAKE Baskets, Castors, Candies'cAs ~~
Britannia War Silver Table Tee Spoons, Sc ,.
Buyers VIII hni Il 10 their advantage cs as me Iii
are offered at great reduction from prices ana WIZ
be found cheaper than any otter
o5i lmls ~ ALBERT BEACH, III Chathahi's|
" Ava rded by the -in<real Institute 10 Jonn =,
Genn, ia Broadway opposite 81 Psufs Church, eu
Medal nfst Premium fog SIX Hat-Dip!oma Premium ~
Fur hals-FTst Premium for and cidreLs velVet 'H
cloth Caps
The subscriber isnow prepared furnish the above
uces which for beauty OF hnish, quality and duany -
Muas (9 osS 2w<
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
TrndinC ON Borrowed Capital.

Mr.. Joseph Hutty, the Native candidate for Reg.
lister, is a very unfortunate candidate or has very
injudicious friends. Among them they have got
out hand bill addressed TO Teeoalcrs, assailing
MORRIS FRANKLIN in fashion which can hardly
fail to aid his election This hand bill asserts two or
three point blank falsehoods-among others, that Mr..
Franklin went to Albany 10 oppose the Excise Law,
and that through his influence City was excluded
from ;he operation Of that law The truth is nothing
like this Mr. Franklin had business in Albany and
he was asked to induce the Wing Senators to urge
immediate action on the Excise BILL which was
what all parties desired here, except the Tammany
ntriguers who wanted 10 stave the matter off till
after the Charter Election and having all the Loco
Foco Senators from the District under their direc.
on with tive.sixths of the Senate al their backs,
they succeeded. We should have done just what
Mr.. Franklin did had we been in Albany at the
time.
Blu, why is Mr.. Hufty making these appeals to
Teetoia!ers7 He isa Temperance man, wee doubt not ;
so is Morris Franklin If he has been 80 longer than
Mr.. F. it does not become him to boast Of ii and pla
card it all over the streets. The Register of this
City can do nothing about the Excise Law, one
way or the other Mr.. Franklins friends do not as
sail Mr.. Hafty, nor any of his competitors why is
Mr.. F. singled out for abuse? We believe Morris
Franklin to be as worthy any opposing candidate
and better qualified for the Office than any of them
The office is of great responsibility; and we
hear loud complaints of the carelessness of its past
management. Mr.. Franklin has had some expert
encc in il as clerk for his father who was elected
by a spontaneous uprising of the People, but died
soon after. Reader! if you think Morris Franklin
the best candidate proposed as we do, vote for him
if not vote for the better man but don't be rlsled
by any of these Hutty calumnes
DEMONSTRATION. Hopkins L. Turney formerly
OF the House. has finally been chosen L. S. Senator
from Tennessee, in place of Hon. Ephraim H. Fos
ter The vote on the a5,h len the l4,h ballot we
believe) stood
II. l.. Turney-. ...53. wm c. panlsp. 4G
The Wings all voted for Turney, who is vetemently
accused by the minority of his party O having bar.
gained with them TO secure his election over A. O.
P. Nicholson. the relative and caafidar, of Polk
The excitement in Nashville was very great and
the debates and proceedings in the Legislature very
disorderly. The Loco-Foco speakers insnuated all
manner of hard things against the Senator elect
The Wings rejoiced greatly over the result-wiih
what reason remains to be seen.
u JERSEY BLUES! stand firm Men OF Hud-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
PHALON'S BALsAM FOR THE DISEASES OF THE
Keep badness oii--irl it too far assa.l

y
And naugh. Invented DER Il prevail.
u The great secret Of being bald prevent ts
approach There always symptom OF decay IN the ts
the bead IS full OF dandru and tie hair commences tans
on Ihen Is Tue time 10 use PHALoN's HAIR BALsAM and
lysoraor III short lime The hair grows thick and strong
a the roots and badness is prevented Sold ana
prepared by T. Phaion, pa Broadway opposite ST. Pad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

~ The effects Of by in the
OF the Hair Eadicato MAKE high orrheads ard remove
superOus hair from the back OF the neck, which may no
found only Il Cortlandst Also. the Enr India Hair Dye,
color red grey hair without affecting The skin D32teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

To The distressing aiiclion that be endured is
the Sick Headache and this death inviting complaint
may be always avoided BY the timely Of the remedy for
that purpose A Il COrtland-st III 2ecl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

Rr The Supreme Court of this State has sus
tanned the &C, of the Board of Education of our City
in ejecting Mr.. p. w. Engs from his seat because
he had moved out of the Ward (l4th) which elected
him. We presume, therefore, that the act was ac.
cording to law. Very well; now Vote for a Con.
pention, and have our Constitution so amended that
Ward shall not be deprived OF the services of
capable and approved officer because he happens to
have moved across the street. By this act the
Fourteenth Ward was deprived OF voice in
Board where its interest great and its feeling
zsry decided. We must have remedy for such
cnpers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

z V. B. PALMER, the Agent for mos, OF The best News
papers OF all the cities ind principal throughout the
country far and Advertisements bis Coun
Try Newspaper Adver.inns Agency, in this buding-Er
trance al the Coal OFFICE. ri n3u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

u Hon pHrLo S. BESaETr has been elected
Sd Assistant Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Vermont
IN Place Of Hon. Timothy gollet resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

u Winchell, glad see is re-engascd AT The
American Museum He i or the dyspepsia than all
tie doctors In Chri.lendo and will drive the blues out OF
Old Nick" himself with Is comcaIties he appears
with others the performances and u z. NJ be,de he
Microscope Dancing Witches and other rarebis The IA
nous Mr. Oraug with kindred novelties may be all
kours OF The day and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-yery superior Ooong a
extra 6ne do 6s, Young Hyson superb articles and 6s
al the wholesale and retail stores Of the Canton Tea Com.
pany I63 Greenwch near the of Cortani-s and
l23 Cha;ha-s between Pearl and Roosevelt This is the
Oldest and .arges. Tea Establishment, in America Their
reputation for upright dealing and Tor the very high quality
oftheir goods stands, and doubtless Will forever stand u
nvaled We earnestly recommend families, country
chants and the whole public this very Respectable esls
bisumccl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

e Never mind the rain, if rain there should be
tonsrow. Just put in your votes and go after
some lazier Whig! The rain won, hurt you, but
bad rufsrs and mistaken policy would Pu, in your
own vote first; then do what else you can for sound
principles, good measures and good men. Belively
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

r. longleys Panacea, the popular and sovereign erne-
dy Tor all affections of the Kidneys lons digestive and uri
nary organs is sold al Il CQytlHndst. n3 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

~ We have never before splendid article
for stoves the Vrnsh p Corandst where be had
the Sugar COued Pills st6t per box. rs 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

r This po5trely the last week of engagement Of
the The Ethope al Troupe the Ahamra.h "Sou.nrn-
buoIen and the Virgins1 Cir viii be pay ed this
Ing Mr. HomAns singing In The former Opera excellent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

" warranted for the Rheumatism 81 Cortland.
e. Also warranted for the Piles, and SpangeIs
Ointment, warranted TO Salt.rhcun. n3 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

u JERSEY BLUES! stand firm Men OF Hud.
son, Passac, Midilesex and Somerset! come out in
your strength tomorrow Wings of Essex heal
your absurd divisions Altogether now
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

. HYRAN HOSES. under bail TO appear at the
next term OF the Court for Harrison County or charge
OF gambling arrested the Of his oa near
Westchester. Tuscarawas County. Wednesday night
last. /; seems he been engaged passing
felt notes the New-York Banks-20s the Bank OF
Utica We believe, and his bail getting wind OF H. had
him arrested in anticipation Of warran. from the pro-
per authorities lCasiz (O) Sentinel
FIRE ~ RoxBuRY. MAss.-This thriving place
was the scene of destructive fire Thursday night,
which destroyed the Spinning Factory OF Messrs. j.
Wheeler SON IN Dnv,-st- and property TO the amount
rance The ire is supposed to have originated in the
cidenia dropping OF spark among the hemp, when the
operatives were leaving the building