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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09

~ CaApfLD TssDEk or sog FLEsH, salt rneun, seti'
w eryspvas ck!ss sanburt, tan, morphsw Pmpfs,
bl0tchrs and all eruptoBs quickly fspef9 ~ ons
eake OF the genuine JONES Italian Chemical sosP
makes sao~, yellow dark ssin besannay siee %
white. Sold ony In this city, 81 the American h.xe,
ChshaIn-st msEe~A
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Bnsiness Notices.

" Al ths docking the Museum 10 zee Jec
Tom Thumb and witness sl he other performances
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~ V. g. PALMER IN. sutnorized agent and 10 dA5f
receiving subscription and for mosi OF ne
best papers u the country, far and 81 bis oess
New.York Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ht
Agency In Naw. Yofk IL In The TFIhnne bndlnRa Bu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09

late Of New-fork. Pfopfisoi
JAS NJ BAsDERsos, Of Philsde phia, ..,,.
09o. p. BusSHAm. Of Boston, Hswh
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and wants.
IL Dinner al and 81 o'clock.
"A post coach belonging to Tho house will CONVEX
passengers to and from The depo and landings for q e
zach, Including luggage ID. X. MINOR,
late OF Nsw-York. Proprietor
J.s N s.sDEsaos o. Philsdephia' Asu ,0,.v,.
0so. y. BussHAm, OF Boston, Hs~s
NV. B. PALMER is Ins salhorized agent and 10 daiy
receiving subscrp uons and advertisements for moe, OF no
papers u the country far and near, 81 bis ores
New.York,. Boston, Philadeghls and Baltimore "a
Agency In New York 10 in The TTibnne buildings III
sAxpss sARpAsILLs.-Th- warm sun Of Spring. when
nfuses new fe into the vegetable kingdom is now with
oui It's effect upon physical system The tide Of fs
seems to dow faster through veins and H. a. s some
times the case Il bears with II the seeds ofdsesse gepef
a,sd by the luxurious living Of Winter, shall be sure 70
and feel The effects in some shapeor ether We here
fore recommend preparation which may be taken
with peculiar advantage al this season. that excellent AMI
septic ssudss ssrsspaTla II will prove he best pre-
vsnye Of erupons common In tho Spring months ana
where they have already broken out will soon remove
them For all diseases OF The ski1 ulcers, bo nc WI"
bs found most efficient remedy.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. By A. D. ~
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fultonst eofne' "
William-sL 27S Broadway, and II East BROADWAY wv
YorA Sold also by Druggists gsne'-hy ''fo"sn'u n'
United States Price o. per bottle or six ooses ~f 20
LIFE Pas.ERvED-nL Holly, Nsw-Jsrssy, Nov. J.,
ls45-Mr sxrH w. FowLE-Dear Sur Having used d.
Wistars Bsssm Of wild Cherry, with great bensni 10 ny
self eheerhly comply with yonr request TO give my YEA
lnony In favor Of It. Some time since took cold, and
settled on my lungs l was troubled for several weess
with very bed cough, raised blood several times, 'nd
had all the alarming symptoms attending eonffmssees
sumption. despsired Of recovery After uying yselA
remedies In vain, obtained bottle Of your Bslssn
took three bottles, and 10 my establishment entirely
cured attribute my restoration health 10 that nsit
cine alone. All who sick afflicted with pulmonary
affections, would recommend them to try Or. WisiHs
gslsarn Immediately THOMAS y. keller.
None genuine without the written signature Of BUrTs
For sale By A. B. L q. SANDS, Druggist 100 Fuionsl
corner Of william, agents for this city also Al S Broad
way, and n East Broadway and BY Drusghs g-nsre1
lhrou gkogt the United ststss
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To GEsTIExRs or FoRTUsI.'--An advertise
usnf viii De fsund in our columns to-day under this
head which worthy the srtsntion Of those 10 whom
II 10 addressed The lady referred to Is Of the highest
character and sinsnty qualified fzls the duties shs
proposes 70 vndsraks.
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Ina. of the Briti-h Mail Steamer Tweed-sia
Hnraaua nrAMned.


The Atrevids at New.Oresns from Campeaehy,
18th February, brings news that the British Royal
Mail steamer Tweed, was lost on the 18th February
northeast Of Cardenas Sixty persons were drown
ed. An expedition was sent from Campeschy to
her assisfnnce
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y An Abstract Of Mr. Godwin's Lecture on
Association the Lyesun last evening We relset
anily compelled 10 defer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Arrest Of Counterfciiers-The Season Politics.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

pEoRrA, III. Jan. > 1871.
The new year opens auspciously. On the hrst
day thereof one conscience .smitten rascal, who
was in prison at Chicago on charge Of counter
feiting. determined TO turn over new Leaf, and
the first evidence of bis sincerity was an ample
confession Of his villanies and full unyeiling OF
his coniederates In consequence OF his dlsclos'
ures, Mr. Balngal, State Attorney for the Chicago
District accompanied by Mr.. Arnold, one OF the
ablcst Attorneys Of the Chicago bar-and more
over the leader Of the Administration party III our
last Northumberland here yesterday morning
and instantly made known their business to our
police a house on the bluff, occupied by three
men named Dean, Raymond and Webb, had been point,
ed by the Chicago accomphce, and this was visited
accordingly By By Bal snga aud twOOi cur city COnsta
bcs With great prudence and tact on the part oil MI H.
the occupants Of the house were made 70 identity mem
selves the rogues and were consequently taken mo
custody. copperplate press was iound IN inc Ioit
while in the trunks OF the accused were found bank note
paper printers ink bogus coin with recipes Tor making
IT, variety Of chemicals and, IN short everything ne
cesssry for carrying on their neiarious business 10
Deans trunk also found $500 in counterfeit bills
of the denomination OF $lOOs OF the Planters Bank
of Tennessee and sos Of the State Bank OF missouri
An Examining Court was Immediately convened, Ql
was now about nOOn) and alter iu and patent near
ing Of the evidence and speeches from counsel on ooih
sdes occupying till III al night the accused were bouhd
over 10 the Circuit Court, in the sum OF slUOO
each and additional $500 IN the case oil Dean y IS
said this morning that the fellows will be able TO give
bail. II they do, they will indemnify their securities
and be of II they do not and the jail is strong enough
to hold them they good for job Of sionecuting az
I Alton.
Thus far we have had Of the mildest Winters ever
known here. Our river (the Illinois, has been frozen
over but for two three days and steamboats, have
been scarcely interrupted in their regular ps to ana
/ from ST. Louis. On ono or two occasions we nave had
the depth of an inch or two, aud that 10 all
do perceive that our State Legislature II en-
gagged In matters of much general interest Resolutions
laudatory OF Mr. Folks of the River and iiarbor
bill were introduced early in the session. and carried ny
a party vote Think OF that for Western state Legs
aiurci Had Mr. Polk approved the bib ne would have
| been equally audod by the same party such Is De
| nOcracy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
The New Chnricr...n..N

To The Editor Of The TTtbHHe'
In the first number it was stated that in the
Northern District of the Twelfth Ward where the Pres
ident of the late City Convention resides and where
few Corporation Officers are stationed the vote at the
last Election for the Charter o. against it no. 1t
is repeated here because misprinted before.
Provision is made in the New Charter for the
meut system and instead of Commissioners being ap-
pointed by the Court heretofore to make the esi-
mate and assessment there is to be permanent Board
comnosod of three high officers tho City surveyor
the Assistant City Surveyor and the Street Commits
sioner" 1.-TWO being always appointed by the cry Gov
ernmenD who in every case to be tho commission
ers These arc to be the judges between the Sovern
ment and the People. II the owner 10 dssatsheu thc
valuation shall be submitted submitted to Jury IN one
of the Courts in the City IN such manner as me Com'
mon Council shall direct and the value found by inc
Jurv arsr the same shall BE- confirmed by nc Court
the owner shall be bound TO accept NJ TINS Is
wrong These very Commissioners and judges ex-
otbcio are the agents OF the Corporation IN making
improvements, &c. and against Just such persons
as thew are 10 be- the land owner has always
had 10 contend. What hope IS there oil Impartial
Judgment from them Recently the CLERK oil inc GU
prcmc Court was appointed an assessment Coninls'
sioner He made out his bill Tor large sum ana puDc
notice was duly given that the Clerk OF the supreme
Court would the bilthat is, that The cox would
determine on objections inierposed, whether the char
cos OF the Commissioner properly made The
Clerk of course sustained his own charges as Commis
soner and the Court very justly declared the whole
proceeding void Is such system to be made perma-
nent by the New Chsrtcrf
But let appeal be taken from tne luoginenI OF 'ne
Commissioned and the verdict of jury obtained 10
f.-or Of tho swnsrthe dict mgstbe confirmed by
Judge who paid by The Corporation sno wnose once
whom confirmed the whole is binding ON me ovner
while the Corporation may abandon the proceedings
/ and await more convenient season.
The assessment system of this City has done more ~
ou, wsy TO seize and condscste private property and
10 enrich those who were adopts in employing H. than
any other system whatever here known. Cases canno
be cited now, but probably many wido" ana orphan
,bo NAV read thcs, paragraphs and many poor mar
broken down by the oppression referred TO, VIII sign
response TO what is here said.
! Then az 10 the taxes 1t is well known by those who
nav them that sometimes the Assessors erronoousy es
innate the value of land. and that me owners could
have their valuation correctedi but by the New Char
ter All valuations of real estate by the Assessors OF
Ward by the Board OF Assessors shsil De nna snc
conclusive as to the amount thereof Art !, Sec 10
| ~ J. 5
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
.-x- ,t-., fU..,h..a. nrons r

AnSdyne Tor he in,nediae and permanent Of pain
from iecsyei teeth having from It's Intrinsic value As
remedy, become immensely popular with those who nave
ssd NJ many mutations have lately been thrust upon the
market By unpunciped persons snd sold a. he original
and genuine article The object OF this paragraph Is 10
caution the public against all such spurious compounds as
no Glove Anodyns can possibly be the genuie article 90
oug and fayosby known by that name but that prepared
durne four or FIVE years by b. d. Sands aud Tor the
last year by Henry Johnson tsuccessor 10 b. ssn1.
Co1who i now the sole proprietor Ths only safety Tor
u sure snd asa for JohnsOns Toohache
bops and 10 examine the wrapper Of the vial as every
one of The genuine the signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember hat the True Glove Anodynei- an Immediate
cure Tor the mosl violent oohaehe pain In Me gums
and that It ia manufactured genuine only ~ HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, No. rs btoadway'
west side n the Granite Building Sold also al 100 Fulton
It, II East Broadway and 30S HudsoDsI Pfcs - cenls
dis n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
GREAT BOOK FOR FARMERS
Let every Farmer In the United states SUD-
scribe for Copy for his eon' IL may
prove Of more value TO him than
Horse, or even Farm.
THE FARMERS LIBRARY
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
JOHN 8. SKINNER, EDITOR.
- number consists Of Two distinct parts, viz

E.ca number consists Of Two distinct parts, VIZ
/. TIE FAENgSs LssAsy, IN which are published con-
uaously te best Standard Uorss on Agriculture, enofs
eng ose which, by their cost or nc language IN "hcn
tbs2 se written would Otherwise seem beyond The reach
IL nearly all American Farmere Ia ns way VIC give o'
Two or ree dollars choicest European feases ana re-
searches In Agriculture costing en unes A. Nneh ~ ""
original editions, no, ea,iy ooialp.d :. a. 2 p 49,
tualy out o the reach ol men who I'VE " ioo~s u's
p0~ The works published IN he Library will iorin
complete series, exploring and exhibiting We "nos b.L ~
Natural Science and developing te reh treasures .nen
Chsmi.ry Geology and Mechanics have yielded and may
Weld tighten the labOrs aad SVEN NE hafSess VI uS III
icilig,nt IN bandman -
~ TAI MOSTLY JovRs.L on AssIcuLrusg viii fe-
wise contain about % pages per month; and viii c0np,'
s,snrs "a German perodicss devoted Agriculture,
with extracts from new bOoks "iucn may hot 20 p,
in lie Ttrary kc &c iB>rioaa; Editorials, eoinnuni-
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cesses discoveries IN Agriculture, ne" IN - -.
In this de psrneni alone VIII ours resemble any ~ az
thst no Political Economic o. other eonOs-fea ooe1He'
viii BE- inculcsted through his mzsazi
Each number ~ the Library - ilnsIaen h1inrfv1s
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THIS Mouthy which {. By far TIE smpest and most com.
prehensye Agricultural periodical ever sst-bisaea "
America was commenced In TIE inOoin OF July iSt' .nd
before The close q TIE hfst year snl2ns is
embraced many Il the most Intelligent i2fnei
men and retired gentlemen q every W sAa "a, - we
Union TIE reprint Of standard works, ara th- 'sney,
elegance and costumes % ne Engf4sngs va ways
render this Of The most useful and nisrestn AMI, W
view Of the sm0int Of reading mailer, uecaes PEE
ps,ofical In this or any otter country Inc be1saini
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-e IN the first numbers 81 Inc fAaN
ggs' LIBRARY and the great work Of Nos Ihsss on vs.
PErscIfLEs AsRicULTvRE, Translated BY w ~. ~
A. was commenced In the number q NE LssAkf I9f sep
teuber lsi5, and was completed enufr' "'H"1' 1"'k
mpnt IN the June number for lsto - 49, .
The frs number OF me second ear July l5so u
csd win the Republication OF !. sfEPhENoS BUN VI
THE FARM 70 Be illustrated via soo f.nEi en- ~
persons wishing subscribe for his worz can SUI pro
cure he July number ~. p~oL..u.x,
Price IS per snnaIn payable il advance Money for sub
| ..rinfions nav be reRIued by mall al our fisk
GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Publlshefs. Sev.Yofk
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TooTHACHE CAN BE CURED.
49, xVho xxould nor give for the relief u

~ who Would NOT give ivi W 80 -. - - -
ache shngs for article 80 long Ano"n 70 lhS Gus
toners Of the ais DR.. n. Hart, the Glove An0oyus
n desroyes the u the tooth, which every one surely
must know the OF TOoLhace IL has gyen fene ~
Thousands that have lost many nights OF rest oY hs eS
crucaiing pain and who would give grateful testimony 70
its efficacy n II were necessary bat We leave II 70
generous public 20 give tbut Trial and Il does nOl hhOn
sssfsct6n n less Than one minute the money viii be re-
funded Prepared and sold wholesale and fe1e Dy w. D.
HAMMOND co. Chemists and Druggists, successors
10 the ate Dr. J. H. Han, corner Of bfosdway sni Iha
Der. adjoining Stewards rev marble buildings
" q Ihe propnsIors would call The attention OF M
ladies' ani gentlemen the many articles Kept or mel
convenience such az Bears OIL genuine Tooh hsr ana
Nail Brushes Soaps Cosmetics ferfun7fy ~ ~ al a.
tic!es appertslnng 10 NE toilet III 'n'O'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
yipdIcation Of the Mcnnonist Bnpiists.

10 hC Editor ~ The Tribune:
The following communication was originally m
tended for The Tribune, but, being requested TO do 80
by several members Of the Presbyterian Cnprch we
had the communication transmitted to tie Editors oil
the Hew.York Observer with polite fcquest thetHt
should be published in that paper.
Although our communication has now been in the
hands of the Editors of the Observer for hantwo
month";. the msgnanimity Of those gentlemen has not
nernitted them to comply with reasonable request
They are willing instruments circulate the cslumnies
of an unprncped anonymous writer but they refuse
polite request to contradict the SANDER thus making 1t
their own We are disposed to dispute their pater-
nifty to such ofispring
We now AS we originally intended, transmit the com
municaton to YOU tosng tor granted that you VIII not
deny it a place in The Tribune. 3. H.
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DIR. Motifs Lectures.

In the fourth number Of the Enquirer, published
ten lectures Of President Mott. on the following
question VIZ go" Is y consistent nth ne prncp'e,
and DrsceD,s Of me Bihc for man 20 usc, Der
srlgs forlcaiigg liquors % fsrFisi hs, y SAFE Or
etsirEiss % b asei By tisir Islor msqP'
In the Journal OF the American Temperance Union ioF
necesaber some exceptions were made 20 some OF the
authors positions and IL stated there giisre
IN AZ GrscgL To those criticisms sent 10 the Jour
nal for January detailed and full reply but on account
OF is length 1t was not convenient to publish Il
As the lectures appear 10 me valuable and the subject
il exceedingly important and a.. from correspondence
in the January number OF the Journal i evident that
n appears 80 70 others have concluded. in the nth
number OF the Enquirer which VII soon be put 10 press
70 publish entire the articles in the JoCrnsL and TIE re-
DIV % the same The public will then have the whole
ubcci before them and be IN the best position 10 come
At the truth Truth = in danger from free, OPEN ui
fair ard Christian discussion. Nor need there DC sny
thing personal mingled with H. We ought TO Be desi.
rous o. having own errors corrected az wei IS OF
correcting the OF others. And believe TINS IN.
expected discussion Will conducc 20 the iNthcrarce OF
the csuse Of truth and the promotion especially OF en-
tire slscuce from the use, beverage OF Al inioAi-
eating liquors.
The fourth number OF the Enquirer has been sent
tens voly 20 ministers OF the gospel sud other probes
sionsl men in this and other states and would have
been sent stll extensively had possessed more
extended lists Of address. The hh number being an
explanation and confirmation OF portions 10 the iourin'
and preceding numbers Of the Enquirer, will be iur
nhed at the rate Of three dollars per hundred or tnrty
three copies for one dollar and be subject to newspaper
postage only I; hoped that !, may have circulation
common sursie with the importance OF the subject DIS
cussed BY the benevolent auhOr Of the lectures and be
instrumental in communicating more extended ana
practical application Of he principles and pecpts y M
B" with regard to the use Of i1qScsTn1 uqg91s As
a beverage LDWAhD = DELANAN-
4fbarg Jan. II isf7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

- Miss Anne Lomax daughter OF the late
Mai 81 F. Lomax e. : A. We learn, has entered the
Convent at Georgetown. d. C. and will soon take me
vcilMss Lonax resided until lately in Liberty Bedford
county. Va Geor.et Advocate.
res" Gov. SKUNK has had an attack of peurisy
but unattended By any of those alarming symptoms We
are happy u learn, which were reported yesterday
IPhlla North American. 2lst
rzy- We learn that a negro girl. belonging to Mr..
PISTON of This CITY was enticed from the maboai Al
ncnnau yesterday morning BY some OF the abolition
ists a. - supposed. lbouis jour
A VErERAs HoRsE.-A horse belonging to Mr.
! Thorn u Utica died on the 81 of December aseo
,irfygt years. Iii very seldom tna' morse a''An'
this ggo.
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A HARD Casa man was examiner AZ u'e
Police cor, III. morning on the charge Of stealing en-
ola .awhorse. on saturday night hsyPeared that be
had fsaiIy and was very poor-ihai having received
no money on Saturday afternoon AID having 20 wc 10
nurno.s al keruipr him warm He was nned 81 and
co.is-amountinr in al to o. 20 which was promptly
nd nv w.trhnns an Allen and coEstab.e IallAnt
- Boston Journal
MEXICAN PnLs-Mr. WIZ tie Western nan.
Houss,onic Railroad, on Monday lAlo. Argus
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-. Un,xc,.ity of Bmiinio Medical Depart

,,eut-Th 6rst annna course Of Lectures in the Medical
Department Of the University OF Buffalo. VIII commence
on Wednesday, The 2ih Of February, lei7 and continue
sixteen weeks. <o.-,,-
and Medical Jurisprudence. ,st-, A.
James Webster 81. D. Prof Of General and Special An
atomy . . , ,,.,.,.. 49,, A..
lanes Plat White NJ D. froL of Obstetrics and diseases
Of Women and Children. ,,.,,. an,
Frank Hastings Hamilton NJ D. Prof OF Principles ana
Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery
Austin Flint NJ D. Prof OF Principles aud frhc''e o.
Medicine and Clinical Surgery. -,
GeoIge Hsdley NJ. d. Prof Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Corydon La Ford NJ d. Demonstration Of Anatomy
Fees for ali the Lectures go which VIII IN All cases Oe
reaured on taking the tickets Matricnlson Fee 81 De
rnonsuaior's tic ket, IS: Graduation Fee, so.
By mutual arrangement between Professors Coventry,
Whis aud Flint the lectures upon Obstetrics, &c Tor hs
session Will be given by Prof Coventry aud lectures upon
Physiology In connection with the Principles ana fachee
Of Medicine. -, -, n
The Anatomical Rooms VIII be opened for The study OF
practical Anstomy, under the direction OF the Demonsua
Tor four weeks before the commencement OF me lecture
term Provisions will be male for the supply OF Anaioml'
Material for this preliminary course and Tor me Ana
tOmca and Surgical lectures
Board including fuel aud light may be obtained al from
- 10 g per week. .
The University Of Buffalo was chareredby the Newton
Legislature May 8B The provisions OF the charter Tor
the organization OF the Medical department, and Tor CON
errng Medical degrees, fall and complete as nose
OF any University, or Medical College 10 the State
FRANK H. HAMILTON Dean.
AusrtS Flrsr Secretary ilD 2aw3w 3tW
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ACRooEED SUBJEcr-A Msiamorosi cores pom
dent Of an Indiana paper, in giving description Of
the Rio Grande river, says
Imagine four of the crookedest things IN the world
then imagine four more twice as crooked and then ian
CIV 10 yourself arg. river THEE TENS as crooked as
s these put together and you have i@nt leea OF ne
crooked dispositon Of this almighty crooked fiyef:
There Is no r in H. from the fact that II s 50 crooked
bst timber csn nt is way far enough down 10 lodge
two ssc IS tosether5ut lew snakes because u i no'
,biJocos In Inc hsuds bessuse Trey can't ind their
wsy Out Brds frequently s,ternP, to ny across Toe
yr ard lirbt onthe saus side they start from, being
deceived by the different er0oks Indeed yoc may oe
deceived when yos thnk you see aeioss Il AMI soLne y
sifa 10 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

polrcE-John Cos was committed yesterday by
Judge Osborn on charge OF robbing Edward Murphy OF
az Stones at OF S2f-.1hc stable of Solomon birdscl
on Thirty ST. was broken open last night, and two
sets Of harness two fy-nes and two horse blankets
stolen. a burglary was committed on the premises
No 100 Twethst. and clothing valued al 80 stolch;
No arrest The house 220 East Broadway was entered
last evening and robbed Of ovcrcoss &c left in the en-
try. No arrest The residence Of Geo Fox, in Tween
tythIdst was bursiariously entered yesterday and a
variety Of articles valued at $50 stolen ihcreirom No
ARA
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i"s iSIf DsSooRiT.-A new Wing Daily has
~s ~ appearance at Cleveland, Ohio, bearing this
~-. F10A'aed eyE 5. HANslrN 4 Co. 1t is very
,.-' P'I'd sheet and Vic talent and industry in
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V'ieK TtLEcEAruISG.--A sentence containing
~ awe" was few evenings since transmitted from
hiadelphA TO Jersey City in the short space of one
N'Se inese letters were written several times in
'-'ees''0n without shbFsviaton the characters being
a' win such eAaeiness that they were read Of with
&c greatest ease BY the operator at Jersey City.