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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11


THE following testimonials for The FIRST ;.us pre-
,eate 20 the public. They have been received during
tho nsst few DAYS Il = unnecessary 20 A:G single word
o;fr han 10 request their candid perlSa The Ars
Clergyman well Known and OF high si!annents ard
utaton 4 OF
RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
SIDNEY New-Jersey, July IS, 1916.
"Ds A Il. CaSIsrIE-Dcar Doctor: PROMISED % com
u,uEcaie WITH YOU respecting the effect OF the application
O; your Galvsnic Rings and Magnetic Fluid n my o" case
The TINE short 10 justify my speaking Fosll.Ne
" IN relation 10 The persaeucy Of my cure out cs say
that since application OF your Bracelets 10 my Wrists ana
OF the Band my neck whole series OF y nervous com.
plants has suspended. suffered Glch from lhroac
Rheumatism Bronchitis ard Dyspepsia src felt saiisfed
thai disorders al connected win eScA oS'ss
through the nervous system have had none OF ne
p-psa whatever the application OF your Kings Nc
nothing worth mentioning. Of The Bronchitis :or nave
been enabled q The discharge OF my pastoral Gtss
o: preaching and visiting much 20 The surprise VI my
cor.rera a. and have lad but sJEe t~iise or wo or
the Rheumatism have ENJOYED, far 'ore perfect eN
egnpucu from these aates. distressing hey are asn II
has been nv enjoy for years. cannot be zoo grate-
f 10 God who n his Providence directed NE TO yo' car
not say with certainty when shall De N Newly ork again.
bur shall certainly take The earliest opportunity ct calling
the Kind OF assistance FOR OF my people! Many
OF congregation affected with nervous disorders
and should my De permanent many vii be led 10 ap
ply YOU have he largest country charge IN NE Stale
and my has electrified them jo TO SPEAK entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thr,eenh-st Yard
Peach Orchard Coal-rhe suhscriber has just opened
ward as above and has hand choice lot Of Red
Ash Goals selected from the celebrated veins and OF
the following sizes Broken Egg Stove and NUT Tor
sale al lowest market prices. Also Lehigh White Ash
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All OF the above
for sale from yard vessel. Apply 10
T STOKES DICKERSON, 63 l3th-sL near 5.ha'enue,
and lO7 AnthoEy-st- GEAR broadway.
~. ~" 90 ~ s3t!
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r. July 7
This is certify that FOR The past Two years have been
afflicted with the disease called Hip Complaint, during
which time attended by Drs. Carter and Watson
without receiving any relief The severity OF the disease
was sucn thatI was obliged give up my business and
have often lain several DAYS without being able tn turn IN
nv bed Medicine only made worse. snd was daily
getting more and helpless. Early last winter pro
cured Dr Chrisiie Galysnc Belt pair OF Bands and the
Magnetic Fluid, and from the time commenced wearing
ihrIu began 10 improve IN health. stronger tan
over was previous 10 nv sickness. ami So lar re-
covered that can suffer any fatigue. would also stale
three months after commencing the Use Of the Oar anc He'
and Flud framed the whole the timber OF threestory
dwelling consider DR.. Chrstes Ga.vauic remedies Al
invaluable blessing and have made the above statement
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

SMITHSONIAN lNSrlrurE-Thc Regents were in
session on Tuesday and were nily organized by the
election OF Hon George NJ Dallas Chancellor and the
appointment of Hon Nh Houeh one OF the Regents
secretary OF the Institution whose services are OF course
ratuitous and his appointment designed to be Temporal
~ the Board as We understand no, being prepared al
present make permanent choice tor that Office The
Mayor oil Washington (Mr Scaton) was appointed
Chairman OF the Executive Committee required by law
to be raised and Hon H. D Owen and Col Tot,en Asso-
oiste Members thereof
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GUY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, sept 10.
HORRIBLE MURDER or WIFE ny HER Hus-
BAND.-The Coroner called upon this morning 10
hold an inquest upon the body OF Eliza Russ, who has
been for time past boarding with Mrs. Buchanan
at No l3l White.st she having been murdered by her
husband by cutting her throat with appears
from the facts elected that Calvin Russ husband OF the
deceased is in the employ OF NJ Howe, chair paint
Albany ne had recently several letters
his wife requesting her proceed Albany the pur
pose taking up her residence with him there but
Immediately complying with his directions for want Of
means, the husband TO this City yesterday morn
ins and hi, wites apartment where he remained
during the day apparently friendly terms and i,
understood that they u leave by the evening boat
ou; from some their departure deferred an
other day Between and o'clock last evening Russ
was observed to come down stairs and leave house
In a few minutes afterward girl up stars tell
Mrs Russ 10 go 10 tea when she was found with her
throat ear Russ arrested this morn
ing and locked up for examination.
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ArrENPr To STEAL FROM VE>sEL-A man
named John Williams was arrested Yesterday
charge attempting break open ches; board the
schooner VI EuenborouEh with intent 20 ROB the
Tine accused was detained Tor examination.
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putent ale0ieines
MAGNETIC FLUID.
ADDITIONAr EvrDENcE

RegartlnS tae e-Nt-aorclrarv oOver> %
CEHISTIE'S GAL|INiC RINGS. BELTS BRACE
LET'S. BANDS
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Goal.

COAL-COAL-COAL--T subscribers are now dis
Ochargng The very quality OF Red Ash Peach Noun
IAN Coal which they prepared To deliver either from
the boat yard al the lowest market Pnce Likewise,
Lehgh Viz GINA and Liverpool Coal Al the above Coaa
AZ. carefully screened and delivered in the best order
pressy for family 7. A w. ). RlDABOCkS
Coal Yard No 1876 Grand-st between
au22 lmlstp- Aoti-sL and the bowery.
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Monday. the 7,h September. 1876 sEi7 i'm
MIR. FRANOTISET. Historical and Portrait PANT
4fIer. lakes leave INFORM the pg5ac and particularly
Young men engaged II he ieaica- afls elcA a aes,n
ing ana eu-ravers IT retg aud wood. silver
-, -. = -,
>iuess "n!cA requires HioNN!sISe 81 ie AZ o.
either anl-csne ornamental ard clsrc that the 18th
Of September ne VIII commence course OF instruction I!
thi> art gwen three evenings each Week. from 81
20 g: O'Clock 81 No. s. Ncrcer-st. NJ 2 VIII undertake
The OF youug gentlemen DESTROYS OF joining the
Academy and Will prepare L'e 2y course OF essons.-
For particulars apply a; e French and Eus!isa CONNER
eial school s. Mercer. % 2weod'
A PRIVATE SCHOOL tnIh- country.--M.ss Dewey
119isaes 70 receive f- pupils into her siIy school,
situated Sheffield. Mass The valley OF the Housa;o
nc Sheffield Is pleasant village distant only an easy
day journey from Newiork by Bridgeport and The tiou
satou!c Railroad.
Thorough instruction given in the usual English bran
ches, and Music, Latin and French.
The terms Sl5O yesr. and $40 quarter for Music
For farther information, reference i made 10
VIM. c. Bryant; Esq. VIM Bloodgood. Esq.
Rev. Il. W. Bellows Rev. Or. Dewey
NeH-York, Sept. S, 1876. - 2w
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Tor Young La
Dc!e-. SIS Fourth-s;. between Charles and Amos
The Misses Mac Adam respectfully inform their friends
ani the public. that iley are now receiving pupils Cir
cEars NAV BE- oba"d above and AZ Mr. Frsnciss Rook
Store. No - Broadway also n Mrs. Bis!ands China
Store ~ Broadway Slim
THE ACADElIICAL INSTITUTE. 81 Market
= vii! be rgopened sept Is Al The assistants IN his
Schoo! are gentlemen oi long experiences III ienchnE ne
81 Instruction euhrsc.- The Commercial and The
Classics! stsdies BREED 4 WINGATE.
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Tor Young
ID Ladlrs-Mrs. BAILEY VIII be- happy 10 receive her
Pupils Monday. the IN OF September at No 10 Carroll
place, B.recAer-sL sa@5 W.
MISS ~AGAR AND MISS BALLOW will reopen
vi their Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
Monday the lih OF September, 10 Abion-p!ace. ilhsL
- 2w-
NOUNC: LADIES, SCHOOL, Isl Greene-st-Mr
and Mrs KfDDER will be prepared to meet their pu
pills Monday, the eth OF Sept AUS llt'
y z. JENKS's Select School fer Boys. 672 BroadNsay
the Isl of Sc piefnher sl27 Il
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From The Albany Eve. Jour. gth.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Our city was visited last
night with the most destructive that has occurred
since the extensive of 1898. II broke out about half
past ] NJ. in the old and we'll known Brewery estab
ishment OF BOYD & Co. but recently occupied
and conducted by Mr.. SAMUEL WEsTcorT. Adjoining
the Brewery the Malthousc the making build
Ing OF 200 or feet front Franklin and Arch
streets The flames spread with almost inconceivable
rapidly over the whole establishment The Brewery
and Malthouse were entirely consumed and here, at
one time il thought The flames would be stopped
But unfortunately the North end being in close proxm
~ 10 the buildings OF the Mineral Spring Garden
the flames caught therein and then spread II running
dry finder few minutes sweeping the Garden
of it shrubbcry rcfreshment &c as clean the
paved street The fire then extended through 10 the
row OF dwelling houses Grcen.street destroying all
except the corner buildings on Ferry and Archsrects
These by great eNcrtions, were saved.
BY this calamity OF poor families turned
into the street with scarce n moments warning Most
of their little array of household goods removed
in time
The following is as accurate IN account of the loss
sustained as could be obtained
Brewery the of Franklin and Arch SITS. OWL
ed by Robert Royd and occupied by Samuel westcott
Building insured for Sl0000-contents $4,000 which
will about cover the loss.
The Malt House adjoining. on Arch.st owned by liaw.
thorn McCUlloch-insured $4,000.
Twostory brick dwelling No. - Arch.st. and frame
building in the rear, owned by John Thomas-insured
for $1,000 not suticicn; to cover loss.
Frame building in the OF ~ Arch.s,. owned and
occupied by P. Lynch Us cabnet.m"kers shop-no in
surancc.
Two story brick dwelling no l55 Greenst- owned by
A. u. l.. Whpple-no insurance
Two story frame dwellings, Nos l5I and l59 Green
st owned hy w Swecny-insured Sl,2uO
Two like buildings adjoining Nos ltl aud l65 owned
by f. Nnncan-insured SLIGO.
Two story brick dwellings Nos. 40 and Is Ferry-st
owned by A. d. l.. Whippic, slightly njured-insured
81 600 each.
akc.housc in the rear of No - Ferry-st owned by
J. Thomas and occupied by Isaac Kcclcr-no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

ANOTHER BURGLAR ARREsrLD.-A man named
Henry J. Wilson arrested last night by Assistant;
Capt Sea;iti OF the 18th Ward charge OF having
broken lato the store OF sampson Hatfield. No lot
Broadway and stolen thereirom considerable amour,
OF properly consisting Of cloth silks -erges &c The
accused found OF NJ. Lockwood No L.
Grsnd-s offering 10. sale portion of the stolen goods,
NO wortn OF which were recoy cred.
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9n,I-tlns I'D r.. Scaoo,
.oSHs Li4gE < &fl1 Icy Sts'~N.
FOR Young LADIES'
MRS. Xix, FROM PARIS,
MIR. FRANoUINET. Historical and Portrait PANT

NO. 4CARROLL-PLACE, Bleeck.r-st New-fork, re-
spectfuy announces friends and The pubic hat
her school VIII reopen. or me reception OF he5 pupils on
Monday. the 7lh September 1876 sci5 i'm
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ARREST OF a SUSPECTED BURGLAR-0ftcer
Thornc the lt Ward last night arrested Robert Al
len suspicion OF having been concerned in burglar
oUsy entering and robbng the store OF Mr. underwater
OF Hempstsad. l. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

NIX BIRCH,s New Alternative for the cure OF Chronic
ORheumaisul The Liver Complaint. Pains OF the Bones
and swelling Of the joints al xads Of Ulcers ana A'eG
tons of the SKIN arising from impure state OF tho blood
THIS medicine perfectly safe and pleasant 10 lake One
bottle generally sufficient TO test u. efficacy and com,
references given In the till Of directions Will show thai 1t
exces any other the public FOR the same Intention
Price 81 per bottle, or sd per dozen
Sold by the proprietor IN Duchess county near pater'
son Village Putnam County, and al 1883 Broome-s n T.
isIa is,s3in- SAMUEL K BIRCH
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The Two neutrality-suspicious. Lawsuits
Fees-0ne Hundred New Judges-R0tt5n BOr-
ough Elections in Sober Earnest.
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(Adetail of The cases alluded to tollows.)

MAY Gods blessing attend your efforts in these
my dear Doctor and you afford relief IN these cases there
vii! be a number OF others who vii. apply
Very ,rilv, yours. ROBERT W. lands"
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
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ID SRTEEILEE,
TEACHER OF TIE GERMAN LANGUAGE,
BE. SO BrcsdEly, ea.aH Gfsss-st n5s
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~ The Baltimore correspondent OF the Phils
North American of yesterday morning that the
brig Chief Capt Bowen had arrived the Quarantine
0, tina, port on the Sth from Kingston Jan, having
on board several among the crew OF yellow fever
They were Immediately plsced in the Hospital and the
vessel ordered 10 remain where she unit, farther
commands
The Maryland Stale Temperance Convention assem-,
Sled at Baltimore on "Wednesday.
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ARREST OF 4 FUGITIVE BuRGLAR.-Oficer Cur
" yesterday afternoon arrested VIM. Hathaway 4
charge of having committed burglary in RsInApo and
then Ted 10 this city He sent back by the o'clock
! boat 10 answer Tor the offence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

- A fire was discovered in Greenwich-st last
night between the hours Of and g and prompt assist
ance was rendered the time and the IRE suppressed
but broke again with greater violence about half
past 70 and efectuay extinguished Ill large
quantity OF timber burnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

ACCIDENTAL I>JURY-A poor woman named
ABBY Laughey severely injured by wagon, which
-,,, ,,va- har
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CUMBERLAND COAI.-rhe Echsh Coai-Wi dis
Ccharge Ia few days q cargo OF the above COAL he'n
from he company mines in good order, all Jumps, at the
foot OF Threenth-st y R For sale low Tor cash Apply
Do T STOKES DlCKERSOS No 81 Thirteenth 81,
.5t near 6tayern- and G7 An;hony-sr. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

SOMETHING NEW.
y INVOICE OF Patent lever, French add Maple BED
a steads with Stat, or sacAng bottoms pnce 80. Also,
new pattern mahogany prngseaf Barbefs or DENTIST
Chair from Boston, price az together With alarg= as'ort
OF mahogany CURED maple and BLACK want cEa!!a'
SOFAS divzns clock, ooklngg &c
&c xho esale or retail. Morro-Smsl profit and quick
sales. Call and Judge FOR Yourselves
DWIGHT BISHOP. 3si Hutsonst
40 2weod- near Greenwich BanA.
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SrABBlNG CAsE.-Ausustus Furman was arrest
ed last night charge OF staooiDg James r. Smith OF
No. 81 Anthony.st with knife.
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Practical Phrenoiogists and Publisher
st5SNIEKS WELLS isl Sss-.s-s- Ct5cr oIors ts''fr
0r-1-E u - 10 p r-2e Su-
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ry- Rockiand County will hold Wing Coaven.
ton a, VIM Hogenamps in c!arksiowa on the 18th
ias to nominate State Senatorial and Congressional
Delegates. AL Wings are requested TO Se present
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CHEAP ACCOUNT BOOKs-The subsenbe

maze OF tard OF ,neir manufacture, large ss'o
raeut Of Blank Books Various sizes snd styes Wi'eh
offered IN se;s or BY single book a. Yecncea
aIso ever description Of "rHrg and Wrapg..s ,tne
pers Copytsg Papers Superior Blue BsSk sne Sy,.ers
frts Fa,nc Paper-Eoiders- Manifold Leuc'- ''
Note, Drsns Receipts, BiAs Ladirz. &c ke. both
F.gi.sh and French Stationery, n ereal FA4'''''
SitSerr .nd Western Merchants VII ENG y =
r,r,,ge 70 ex.rr.e our stock FRANCIS -
"a Manufacturing 6ssaonsss, II as'@al''a1s
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No. 40 Ihurch-st. New-l OFT
Sl.NEPE INIifRN TO SPINE

This will! certify that for number OF years past have
been in feeble heal, in consequence OF having fall
in the hold OF my vessel which pired my BACK aud seri
ously injured my spine. have consulted physicians and
medicines. and all purpose About month ago pro
cured Dr. Chrstes Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid and
and thought would have 10 give up coasng, but no."
feel better than have number OF years past aud AN III
every respectaG altered person Nothing would induce NE
to part with my Belt ii | could not procure another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. Philip Bonnes, OF No.
325 Crands while passing through the Five Points yes
terday. robbed OF silver watches and slI5 in
gold coin and bank bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

DISASTER IN THE HARBoR - Woman
DrorHeG '-IahtaaR Neeiect In the squall yesterday
afternoon a saiboat discovered TO be upsc;
the Brewery Wharf, South Boston. by IN a
schooner near by boat wen; from the schooner and
took Oh TWO men, who declared other person
board They were landed on shore. and Immediately
fled 70 the city This excited suspicious OF the people
The boa, got from the schooner again and sent
TO the place where they found the body OF woman ;
to which they attached line TO her feet and towed her
to the shorc-hcr head all the time under water-sup
posing her dead 1t is thought she had been taken into
the boa, her lie could have been saved Boston sun.
We learn that Coroner Andrews held m inquest over
the body of the woman last evening and from the few
facts elected ii is supposed 10 be that OF Margaret
MCGOWAN. an Irish girl. who lived in Broadst 1t is
said that of the in the boai engaged TO the
girl and !, is suspected that the upsettine OF /; WAS III
ientonsl This has been arrested. and Is no" in
custody but there vii! probably ee nothing done with
HIM until his companion Is arrested ANA farther nves
usbton OF the affair has taken place Boston Trans 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

q GAMER CURIOUS FAMOUS HISTORIES and
Pleasant STORIES form TWO pretty and well illustrated
volumes FOR children frs, sen. BY Wiley s Putnam
We do NOT think them cslcussed &c improve the intel
lects OK morals Of the Young.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

FEMALE RoBBED-A gay nymph OF the pare re
siding al No Il reen.st had Sl0s in bank bills distracted
from her poke; by one OF her visitors last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

% TuE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER for September
opens with article the Resiion Of the Christian
Ministry 10 Reform delivered Address before me
Ministerial! Conference in Boston, in May last BY Rev <
B. Hall of Providence. This srcle hrea.hes an excel
len, spirit snd takes high ground the duty OF the
Ministry and the Church TO bear faithful testimony
agns, the popular vices OF the age Rev s GANSETT
apnr hutcs very good review ofrecen: publications on
he subject OF War ana Peace The Churches and the
hurch Munford's nliad' Sphere OF Human Influence,
Hopknss Lectures Fundamental Principles OF Con
regatonalsm. and Oar gers and Duties OF Young Men,
arc The heads Of the other principal articles The Poe
ny IS good, and so the Notices OF Recent Puoica
ions. c. 3. Franci, & Co. Agents
II .ARSoLD's CORNELIUS NEros, with ans
wered questions and initiative exercises, revised and
corrected by E. a. JOHNSON Professor Of Latin in the
University of NewYork has been neatly so, up and is
= --i- H. n A .,lAsoe- & ca 400 Broadway
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GRAND LARcESY.-i servant girl named Sarah
Carrack arrested last evening by o.cer Loring on
charge OF having ago stolen various articles
of value from a Mrs Saunders OF No Thirdayenue in
whose employ she then
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

ARREST or An OLD OrFESDER-A female
named Elizabeth Ashton a!ias Mary Stone well known
AS utterer OF counterfeit money, arrested
early hour this morning by officer joscphs bench
erfeit $50 bills purportng been issued By the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Railway, y ]. to
tradesmen IN UHca whittier the accused went some
time ago with named Ashton as MS wife. Ashton
was arrested a few months since by the same officer,
sen; back tried convicted and the State Prison
NJ iinrn fnr vsh
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r. To Ladies.-Mrs COVE eoat4aes 70 ETs a.
80 ,,d direction viii respect he application o. Water
Cu!s = q! diseases OF wcren and Children a. her RES
azn-- aud
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~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
Tie Steamer CleePG:rs Capt Williams. will es.e soTh
SIDE Of Pie. No NS'ia A.er ~ ng1s u
pnir, fuy5r n CALEB PRATT. Js. Conductor.
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BURGLARY-The dwelling house OF Mr. Britneil,
No 327 Houstonst last evening found broken open
and ransscked from basement the attic having been
burglariousy entered during absence of the family
from the city. The amount o; property stolen has
vet been Ascertaincd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11

NNANTED-A situation by respectable Young Wo-
w man 10 do chamherworS, assist IN washing and iron.
inc woud NOT object TO the OF childenthe best OF
city reference, Apply Il Rivngton-sL IN The rear
-, IN r,..i," :. ia ,infil engaged SO 2t-