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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-25

wNTHO WANTS CASH! EMORY & co
Wv have no equals in selling piZes--aI that i,
requisite is to purchase OF EMDRN co. pack
age aud prize is sure. The beautiful p'Izs OF 81
900, III yesterdays LOuery aud OF $1,000 each and
OF $500, all sold by the Tar famed anu lucky prizt
vendors Emory Co. This Is Ia, that cannul he
beateu-it takes Emnry < Co and ~ nIIstake-give
u call if you want the one thing Reedfal. Emory
* Co. are the bhOys u accommodate. b. . &c..
THIS DAY-THiS DAY.
70 Nos ami IA drawn ballots.
SCHEME
" | prize of $ls,CO0 prize of SIS enc
" q" 10000 ! g " 1888
and 10 OF 81 0r0 eaoh ~
Tickets only S5-snares III proportion.
r. S.--For prize packages or sngIe tickets, ad
dress the old established house of Emory 4 Co., 2c
office from Market street, IN Ca.ert. Dr.. ....
EMORY x CO., T.. ), Lottery Agency,
No. = t}alvert-st., I'd LdtteIy 0iice
1t ..... ... froa & tuuuI- strcet.
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BALTIMORE POST OPFICE)
November 18th. 1886. (
THURSDAY Next, The 2Slh, b.il q Thanks
l. giving day, this Office will he zen frOaI 10 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. only fPRl 1t
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ESAPEAKE b.

CHESAPEAKE BANK
BALTIMORE, oath N0v'ueT. 1886 (
TFWURSDAH NsXr, being Thanksgiving
u Day, this Bank Will ne closed.
Bills and notes due that day are expected to be
paid Tho day previous. By order,
II J. PINKNEY, Cashier
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Tickets SIS 00-haIves ~ 81 --quarters 81 Us.
Certificate Of pac kaye of It or. tickets SIT so.
For lucky liekes by the package or single tiGkets
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER D. 90.
-..' Corner OF Balual0re aud 81, Paul streets
. Drawn Nos. ofthe Mary land lIettery, class No
AZ, drawn Nov. "a. Lowest prize IS. ,.....
So OF 90 25 ) "a 30 g. 50 8 63 Sc So 30
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-25

HSh ESH FALL GOODS.-R. MeRLDOWh-
m Ely & 90 hayer"ceivrd choice stock of Rich
DRESS iLKs-hia'k Nj ntiIla silks; black and
CO 0red Silk V lvets; French and Enrlsh Merino
Tbibrt And Parametta Cl.tnHS; black and cslored
Alpica - hasiues; Paid, Wooitea AMI silk Cash
aud M"useliues de Iane; Clarence Plulds for
dresses; new sHAWLS; Blankets and FianneIss
ChuiLts and CaIicos; hirting Linen and Long
Cloths; Table Clohs aud Table Dape,; Napkins and
TuwtiuuR; Silk aud Linen Handketcniets; Cloths;
!,a1Sineres and ves,nss with their usual variety of
Try Goods cheap, at
1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
ec3Q between Light ard Calvertsts,
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sDoaA AAo a. D0LLAs as. divided INTO

2S9.OSS. D sS%ss Of y t "S' Srs .'o
" lie distributed TO-DAY by the drawing ut the ND.
Lottery. Miller 81 GO. who are dauy e. richin.
some of their patrons, expect, AS usna tn Sell few
If the beautiful prizes TO uay, aud all who wax ID
prize must call early and purchase a ticket.
rats DAY, Nov %, Will I've drawn The Maryland
Consolidated Louery, Class 45-.15 Nos, IA Drawn
Ballots Fos the benefit Of the Susquehsnna Canal.
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Frcdc burg ana OF washington
charge will he NIL eases, %
No raar,e fr Children under years age ~
wear. coored half aken
up At Designated will the charge frt the last
espr oin which desgnAied and set down
the designated
neat beyond the place which Persons getting
and getting way the difference between
t. charges these points respectively that charge will
than be guar stopping places
other thee will be not less than So cents.
No charge berg above rates for baggage the Com
pany will responsible unless IN of negligence
The mart OF their and will be responsible for
spsc bills jewellery, thing but the Passengers
necessary baggage
Tie privilege Ticket extended TO Passengers not
gn beyond Aequa pIovda ID be the place either OF
arr val OF departure Return Ticket entities either
days succeeding thai OF ms arrival 10 return 20 ihs
poiu'fr which he came.
Ticket Depot AT the time
procure procured then and he geis
DEPOT, the obtained The latter Depot
from Depot should
oE at point not Depot
When he Depot he must that the Cap
tain OF the Taip 81 h,s Way Bill with the
paid -nlr Return Ticket will be ohAined at the
DEPOT where passenger returning without Return
Ticket have fl-he Captain Of the Train be
required ~ fare from person not urnhed
with Ticket
Persons way wishing be taken the Cars should
Il day with handkerchief; and II in the
light, the Train Is 900 yards OF until
reaches lru for Passenger paeteabe 10
D,pos stopping places IN the event OF the
being late sometimes unable TO stop
a other the road
Passengers be set down between nepos should notify
captain before leaving the previous depot
prohibited from standing the Platforms OF the
getting OF the Cars when IN notion no 81
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SPLENDID PIANOS.

SPLENDID PIANOS
WE are the exclusive ngents for the sale of
w H. superior Piano Fofss Richmond and Of
81 good instrument Inducements
purchase SIR hte Of the firm of stotiar Wor
York long and respectfully
OF the Manufacturers Of Pianos IN this county his
authorized equal n little superior
any county our pces the his Manufae
tory in New York range s2lO $500 pledge
purchase money In all
sirument does not prove guaranteed.
PIANOS TUNED.
We employed Tuner n Panor long experienced
making repairing and Piano Forss who produce the
highest NJ HE ability satisfaction fom neahy
the New York, where be long engaged
the mlnuctory stoddaiL Worcester Dunham Al
orders len will b. promptly attended TO
Paa7s sold county perfect order and packed
their NAL under the supervision NJ our
DRtNKER n MORRIS.
NH 10 "a Man
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BECkW lTH'S
A NTI.DY SPEP TT G. Pl l. l. =.

THNHESE PILLS have been Row more Than l
u yea public and their to The cha
closely examined aud tested by great
persons Eeutto be deceived aud deeply
with aud Judge without
favor
Experience weakened these pshs hut strengthened
and Of testimony 81 such respectable
rarely sustained this form IN any
country.
Cesss several accompanied each boil and
the public flmiar with the kind Of testimony posses
proprietor he has thought longer necessary TO
publish them simply list Of the references zion an' ~
from personal Of the efficacy
OF the Pills wiling recommend them 20 Their friends
HeGerencesi
MT Van Buren,, late Pr sdeB: Of she United States.
IIon. Geo. 4 Badger IL. D., late Sec'y Navy.
Res l.. :. Ives u. D., Bishop OF ~ Carolina.
lanes a. = Senator and Governor of N. &.
Hon. Henry Potter District Judge. q 3. Court.
Hon. Beverly Fucker, Law Professor VIM Man College.
Hon. WIN. Preston u. :. senator = g.
Hon. John Henderson, q = Senator Miss
Hon \. p. Talmadge, q. : Senator, New YOTk.
Hon y. Stanly, NJ. G.
Hon Richard Hines. late NJ e n. e.
Hon Charles Fisher. late NJ. g., e.
IIeisssl, CircutJudg Tenn.
Rev Gen. W Freeman, ~ o., Columbus, Miss.
Rev RI. Blake. wake,N. &.
Rev stephen Cooke Lennon Castle, Va.
VT We have made arrangements with Dr. BECEwITu. and will
constantly hand supply dthee valuable
held high they Many
% city have Them speak very ayOrahy
their
VT Retail prce 50 cents per Tor.
DUYAL r. PURCELL, Druggists.
nh liI Main street, Richmond
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GOODXEAH's METALLIC GJM-ELASIIU
MACHINE Betting,


Mad only at RoISury, near Boston, Mass
II ) an article Of immense value tO consumers OF
= Machine Betting Its peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equality uf width winch
. No degree Of heat under Farenret
mains deIb. any degree Of cold
3 ESSENTIAL common OLE, and other solvents
0f which will destroy ieatherI produce effect
It's OF strength and durability and adjusted
ehne does alterations, leather
IL adapted 10 all kinds 0f Machinery. The prices which
afforded together with The remarkable properties
ders q Wnuh tas atteGLOa pf all who the
Cueulr eOHuiEng list Of pncss, &c, will be- Forwarded
application III suhscrbc who 'e medrnt Agent Tor the
All orders and promptly
CHARLES w. BURNEY. Selling Agent
no 3-Sm No -, Trempnt Row Boston, Mas.
!TOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
fNNlE subscribers hvne Boston and
u cnry, COemans Patent fOlan
aud To apply the Piano For"s the additional
yend tie To Others be used of the county.
They also manufacture Piano FOss ofevefy po
with without the frame and with without At
tachment
Persons wishing obtain Of either kind from
nnnufaciory hereby assured all their orders
NATL shall be- faithfully executed and prices
employ ed 40 agent present themselves
To doubts the minds tOs. unac1uaned
.frby Hcluge such
Hpen's hu art Of The county refund The purchase
ney n the purchaser not satisfied
Any wishing iHoainn relation 10 the H1In may
obtain ofthe fDS PsJ FGETE J0rgS.L BY send
ing their address, r. GILBERT 4 co,
no ll-Gm SO SOC, Washington street, Boston Mass
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HAVE RECEIVED
14OO PACKAGES Of fresh end seasOnab I
that cannot tat be acceptable putchaer. Their
large aud well selected Of the beat manufacture comprising
the way Of
275 Cases mems calf, kip, grained SEAL pump
sol, weted and half wetcd aa and thick Boots of
ed and hek Boots wonsns ant misses esihe morocco kp
calf lasting cloth and Caters and half Caters chren-
Rather, cali, morocco Nd aud eoehncai boots
SHOES.
SEQ Cases mems, bows. and Youths pegged and
sawed calf grained sud Kip MoNROHs. calf seal and goat
DowNiNGs both wcltrd and so,, ehS half Pumps
hid aud morocco Slippers aud Springs Bu-kns aud Wells
seal heather AMI Nd rurntound and
a, how price Shd'sns Md ard morocco Anse,'e'. men.
boys aud youths thea RkoGANs OF all sorts and sit"' and
o'hcT descriptions OF Shoes Paieuariss.
RATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver. Nuria. Russia. Musk.
Coney, STA. black both broad bm
aud shonabh n"n- aud boys Ashland and rsaf sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white aud colorcd
PALM LEAF HATS, hIst stock sud well as-o'tsd-
Also. double and single curl bnm lECHoRN HATS, OF the
latest and best tnpountons.
BONNETS.
So Cases ladies fine Florence, lace and Rut.
II br,iJ slraws, Devon.
dS. lac. aId Rut'ard. Gps,y Sc womsn. cy
widow aud fancy also ates lawn Bonnets and other
WBRELLAS.
80 Cases silk, cotton, and gngham; whalebonc
aud reed fromes-siik PARASois aud ST. SHADES.
cars.
Mems and boys cloth. glazed. velvet, hair, seal,
&C also, ehihiren's fancy Taps Of different kinds.
With supply OF TRuNks, sTo& THREAD, BLACk
ING, Shoe Fapcr, Se &C.
Pa oil ffcuds they spared
make the sock Ns Pant Of their supply being purchased
for and the remainder icing oessgrf ou
they and Wit sell NV ard The best
QcT Gail at their old cs,db.isAfi HsHsc
No. 3Os baltimore street.
NH If UP
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

49, n and after the Sd OF December
C69z<s.ssf ~ nett our Boats Richmond Mondays,
Wednesdays and Frdays NJ sy aud ave IN Lynch
days al 81 P.
Returning nchburg Mondays wednesday, and Fridays
al : A. M, and ia Richmond nsIt DAY at 81 NJ
Passengers for staunton,
BY our Boats Will leave at A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Frdays Seotsve A. NJ and IN stanton by
Jpn.
P,rags for CLsr!oti, aHd H4aI Court Hss,',
By and with the Stages at Car
teTsytn-.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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a OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The sub

~ ~old respectfully inform their customers and the
puBhe generally they have ecevedt usual large supply OF
The mos fashionable ready made CLOTHING, for
winter which they making constant additions semi
weekly Undesirable Cloaks Coats Vests
PANT drawers Shus Collars Bo.om. Stocks SOCKS Hdkfs,
i'uspenis keWh which they viii be pleased 10 hi them
in the style and upon the most reasonable terms
pains they the " their Materials 10
F10d-ss and beauty well the they have taken in
having them up under supervision secure dura
btty aad nranes peculiarly
desirable persons Ca and for yourselves
at HOOPER 4 CRAPS Virginia Clothing Store,
rU7-U 10 90. Main 4
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HovEl q Co, Seed store and Agricultural

A1uNEl Il Co. Seed Store and Agricultural
n d Merchants Row Bo-tonNur-eres II Cam
bridge, Harvard College Mass. only miles from the city
the collections Of vegetable
and Grass Seeds found the
and including the newest and most
Roots, Dahas Gardening Botanical and Ag
Books.
The Of teH nurseries Containing upwards
NJ ty offer Of the laTgestand richest
collections
FruH and Ornamental Trees
EyerCre'us Towering Shrubs and Plants
Tear Plum Cherry Stocks.
GrsI. Vines, Raspberres,
GrsrnIo4~s and Hardy ilerIaceous Plants
Roses aud CameIias
ushlas and Bsbou- Flower Roots
Rh4barb and Asparagus Roots
Buchh0rn, Abor Wis. a. for hedges
has been devoted particularly pears
and All the choicest kinds Europe have by per
vstt1 the celebrated falof Up
900 collection
specimen of which have been planted yearly
lotto bearing by which perfect accuracy the
may BE- dspencsd upon.
Tsy especially the attention Of cuvaors TO their
hch being North.
goldman those as-d where comparatively mid
Cata oFus. rrats
Of Roses unsurpassrd comprising more than
hundred yaf'tes,
Ffance
green department compete and
desirable u Camilla, PeiarEonium AZaea
rsuny. fuchzl Chrysantheuum. Japar Lilies &C.
- liberal Discount made IN large purchasers
tJ h orders 20 be accompanied with the cash, dan
satisfactory reference.
Catalogue cent gratis to every post paid applicant
Ofifs Addressed Will be- promptly etecued
plants securely packet transportation pat the
county, and forwarded without delay. Do SIN
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NEW and First Complete Edition OF TIC NV
v of the United sInIcs. kECLNED BY I,HE ROLL

~ EW md First Complete Edition OF tbc q N
1 OF the United stntcs, HEDfSED BY TINE ROLLS
The PUBLIC STATUTES Amc
riea from the organization OF the
GLIDING the Laws 2sh Ccn.rss aS arranged IN
Chronological Der, with
each act and the
United stae' and Index volume
full general Index the whole Tables relating
TO the Judiciary, fPosts aud Public
gether with the Constitution the United
OF Independence
Edited by Richard Peters, Esq
Tbs edition OF the Laws United
LIST Because Congress- under
their auspices aud the edition supplied
Government
2d B'clu'e contains al Laws put a price
uan those editions which portion
81 is enriched with enpious
Coau. OF the United states the several Statutes
4th II be relied for
careful revision by the records he
Just received, and by ID. a. KING,
NH 81 Ne.t door 10 n Onier
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SPRING GOODS.

TO COT NTRS MERCHANTS.
IOHN SARNAl. No. Market Bridge is now
~ in possession of very Df Ladies
mems Boots and |hocs n al kinds ard qualities Ladies cold
Cater Buskn DO I'D AMI velvet Slips ard Trs
Cater Buskus Morocco Cater Bu-sns and Morocco Walking
SHOES or all kinds aad qualities, ar Misses Chdteus and Boys
10 euusmsns hue French calf chann- BD1tee Richmond
few "f Gents cali and pcFgi Roots and Booc
Tie would earnestly and respectfully solicit examination Of the
above by Country Merchants this
them Goods favourable any ths city.
ap4 JOHN sARVAY.
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JUAN PlIIINI,
soufccuoncr and healer iu Foreign aud Do
tnCstic fruit,
IL As Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
y chrsff. frHHuinr Gools.
crop Hssins
ultes 3d. $50 g8tss d..
so Ker- Naiaes Grapes. prime gualtyJ
Mliara Lemons Gne order
Ct.tsIIns Currauts
~ Drums SIiia Eaisins
IS Hptrs CHon Idnr quality
Ctsrs Brandy Clefuss
~ Dor olive nh. lhrst quality
= Casfs rri1ss IN Glass Iss
g Hsi's R1fistu1 Almonds
nfums Pee
Frats Naafa 90
Hatss ah.Ted
a. o. rlprf shell d.
Eases t.tu1u pfrtergrd CHfer
1000 tnHoanuta ffe.h I'd fHf
ralsHr ~ Canty manufie
1tr warranted equal say A-p The
Ir. 500 80 ts vary ~ French Toys
u.T tri reff1uey he offered before market
gsas hsvins scctcd person purchased
besterns b. prepared or indace
rsrsrns Wishing purchase ~ vhoe
hcfefe rrsI-cifny soiicHs fon he and
ssuat'y asu t~fSr ty purchase h. doubS
thof hnt NJ No Is2.
On dor below Rrchsnfe Bsak
a FEW MORE or TIL SAME sORTP |
usr eesived Ice psirS ,hoss sbsnnen Boots
~ a. J d. HOOVER I
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ROBERT MOTT

ROBERT MOTT
House sign Painter aud GIazIer
H,rt door 70 tie EteAsSEs hast RieL@0sd, Dfrgfria,
~ received further supply Of Paints OILS Copel and other
French and American Window Glass to
3oI26 inches all n which he DESTROYS s up
MA large supply Of soap stone Paint for sale low
Pehor paint for Tin or shihged Roof' RN
GENTLEMHN's SPRING GOODS,
MARCH H. 1886.
- ". JENKINS is opening this morning, di.
He from tho padh BY The follow NJ and
very desirable Good. Tor gentem'ns spring and
lustfe
Blue, blk and gold mixed Ca.hmsrsus
Ne~ 'ty's Gambfoons
Cro,on Cloth, assorted colours
White and fancy eolourei Linen Drings Or an -tyes
Rich Ma'seints vcsinrs,Sc
To an of which the attention Of respect
fully asked win N" a'surnee they vii b. '' prees which
vii give satieseton. CanM r. ~. JENKtNs',
NH " No ~ Exchange Corgst.
w HISKEY. 80 Hhds Baltimore Whiskey,
w IN Store aud for sac by
mhe BrssgI.L HeoAvptIsu
900 NOVA SCOTIA GRIND STONES.
20 boIsV New Bedford Sperm CANDLES.
mbs woRruAN. seGVupER a 90.
II oil BUTTER-2O bills good Roll Butter,
mhs RSYAL PARRISH, cary street,
4 INSEED. Lamp and Tanners Oil, for sale by
- mb7 IN EUsrACE a sON.
GLOVER SEED. 100 bushels strictly prime,
~ Tor sale low close consignment
NH HBNHY LUDLAM a GO.
INDIGO, Madden, Coppcras, Alum, lockwood,
y Ee- just received, for ale ~ -
DUvAL 4 PURCELL,
mhs ~ Main "ie,'
)O0 boz. HEMP BED CORDS snd Leading LINES
LUU so don Cotton Lines
Rope In Coils
Picking Yarn. For sss by
mhs GORDON & SKINNER
DRAZIL sUGAR-5O bags white Brazil 81.
- &C., BY DAVENPORT ALLEN 90.
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can hardly be credited that have any effect upo.
The lungs seated A. they within e Bu,
Tor an that this Ointment Will reach lungs quicker than any
eaene that can be given internally Thus Isce unon IN,
eh' pehua'es directly To the lungs the
that are consuming them aud eIpes the
need not say that - Of
80 long as can cure several thousand person. yearly
TIL" Saye has cured Ache Of ~ W.,
ing and who had regularly every week. that vonr on.n
took place. '-
hgue the Face.
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IN HlIpS. SUGAR, part prime.
wv 600 taEs RIO, Lag and Java Coffee
Is boxes Sperm and Talow Candles
40 packages LOAF and crushed Sugar
5000 lbs sole Leather
eeroousl Indigo
so boxes Soap
50 bbis prime Molasscs
200 kegs Nails
so Powder
500 sacks Ashtnn's Rat
2uO tons Lump Plaster
sperm and Tanners oil
Pepper, Pinlentn, Ginger
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Bt.tered md Cast Steel,
In store and receiving for sale by
mil l. u. CRENsnAW BROTHER A. GO.
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=
The inflammation and disease always the bali Of the
eye IN The socket Hence the virHe medn. ns
the seat the inf nation viii do good The salv. n
rubbed the temples will directly into the ,ock.t 1s
pores Will be opened Precipitation be created nd m
disease will soon pass of he surface
rAPLEs ON rHE PACE TREcKLEs SKIM GRoss
SURFACE
It's hfst action la etpell all huuour
TIL the face - free from lodged under m.
SKIN aud fTeql' nty breaking surface u then
when ere - nothing but dull repusye surle
begins 10 sonen and solen until tn smooth And
delicate AZ ehds throws bushng color lion
the now white transparent skin that perfectly ne
times in Of frcrke lns. that have Ia,
hidden and Pursue the saIyr and all will soon An.
appear.
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NOVA SCOTIA GRIND STONES. 10 tons
Nova Grind Stones, lbs and fom 10
5000 lbs.-for sale by
NH GEORGE WINSTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
Police Intelligence.


FEB. l6.-Passing Counterfeit Aoney-John BrondeI
and Henry Foyer arrested last hght for passing
spurious money on Torrance McGough. Locked up in
the station house.
Bmgla'y-The store of Henry Snyder matchmaker
No Avenue c, was entered by false keys on Sunday
evening" between land o'clock while the family were
at church. and robbed of four silver watches and about
room. few days ago the window of Mr. Snyder was
broken. and gold lever watch stolen, valued at $40
but fortunately the thief caught and the property
recovered. No arrest, however in the last robbery
Yiolent .Assouit aud Bsttery-Edward Fields and Ed
ward McGregan were arrested yesterday for violent
assault and battery on Hannah Weldon, at No n Lau
street. II appe that Mira Weldon keeps house
for the resort Of Of virtue and these
young rowdies entered the promises seized the andady
by the hair Of the head struck her violent blows
in the lace and threatened to smash her furniture
Justice Roone held these chicks" to ball. the sum
of $500, to answer ct court
arrest Of Ro,cdiesFive rowdies arrested last
night in Grand street, Norfolk street, who gave
their names Michael Connolly, John Halard, John
H. Van Houten, Peter Aimes, and Thomas Cheevsrs,
charged with violent assault John Flynn Samuel
Raymond and John T. Pckford Justice Gilbert locked
the accused up, in default Of 500 bail
Pckpockets.-We noticed yesterday three notorious
pickpockets, Commonly called "knucks,') hanging
around Coleman's picture shop In Broadway also, on
the corner Of Fulton street. watching for the full slsghs
to crowd in and rob the passengers Persons cannot be
too careful of their purses for these chaps to be
lodging for every full sleigh purpose 10 steal
their pocket being placed in their dresses makes il an
easy job for the thief So, be on your guard.
Crime was quite at standstll yesterday, In all the
police ofces, possibly occasioned by the storm
However there lack of rum-heads and Migrants
the penitentiary 10 absolutely overrun with them
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Tapscott's Poor House and Hospital :

TapscOtt's Poor House and Hospital.
We, the undersigned have, by request, visited tho
place known as Tapscotts Poor House and Hospital"
at Williamsburg and have examined the toy
with the food served therein and from careful exam-
nation thereof perfectly satis I'd that the reports
circulation relative thereto slse and unjust in the
highest degree to Messrs Tapscott 6nd that the
inmates kept comfortably warm and their food of
good and wholesome quality That they examined the
inmates and questioned them severay to the treat
meat they receive, and the provisions supplied them
and they severay expressed their entire satisfaction at
the treatment received and the sucency Of food and
we satisfied, from pers0ns examination that the
quality thereof good and wholesome, end s isasss
appeared completely provided for in every respect
That exsmnsd the superintendent oath as TO tho
quality and quantity of tho provisions supplied who
stated that alteration had been made in the quality
last, and that the provisions shown n the
are of the same quality has been supplied them since
he has had the superntendence Of the establishment
L " NOSTRAND,
Superintendent Kings Co. POOR
TINY COFFIN,
President Of the Village Of Williamsburg
WILLIAMSBURG, Feb. l6, 1876