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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-12
.T.4RR led.

In Duplin county, by the Rev. Isaac w. West.
Mr.. John w. SwinSon, to Miss Laura Ann,
daughter of Mr.. Hiram Murray all of that county.
10 Onslow county, on the Bis; January last,
by the Rev. David Marshall, Mr.. David Scott, to
Mrs. Mary Roads widow of the late VIM Roads.
Also, on the Sd inst, by the Rev. Sam'l Halt, Mr..
Benjamin Gornto, % Miss Z liza Meaks, all OF
OnsIow county.
10 Dupln county, by the Rev. Isaac w. West,
DR.. James Bonham. of New Hanover county. to
Miss Iinse Norris, daughter Of Lewis Norris, Esq.
all of Dublin county.
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lPuRLIC-No. 2. /
AN ACT 10 encourage enIistnents in the regu
lar army.

AN ACT 10 encourage enIistnents in the regu-
Tar army.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rc8cniutiues of the United States Of America an
Congress assembled, That during the continuance
of the ar with Mexico, the term Of enlistment OF
tho men TO be recruited for the regiments of dra-
goons. artillery, infantry, and rilemen Of the pres
ont military establishment. shall be "during the
war;" or five years at the option of the recruit,
unless sooner discharged.
SIC. 2. And be it further enacted, That there
shall be allowed and paid to every able bodied
man who shall be duly enlisted to serve 10 the ar
tiIIery or infantry for the term of five years, du
ring the war, bounty of twelve dollars but the
payment Of six dollars of the said bounty shall be
deferred until the recruit shall have joined for du
~ tho regiment in which he is to serve.
APPROVED Jan lary IL, l847.
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@G2 EER He~
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.
Petersburg, va.
D. PAINE & CO., MAxAGEns.

AS we are fully dete mined ON selling some of
the above prizes, we would earnestly advise our
friends and patrons to secure their tickets. Now
is the time. All orders confidential
UFRememter in purchasing by the package,
always give in three tickets.
have every day Lotteries from ST to $50, and
when remittance is made to me, large or small =,
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries
on hand The drawings sent. when requested to
all who order from me. The cash for all capitals
can be had at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets, the postage need not be paid
Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and
all orders addressed to me- will inset the most
prompt ami confidential attention.
Address, H. n. SQUIRE,
Oct l6-5] Petersburg. Va.
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DIED..

In this town. on Saturday last, Mr.. Rob't Gibbs,
in the 18th year of his age.
In Cumberland County. on the Goth ult., Mr..
VIM. Murphy, in The 6lst year of his age.
In the vicinity OF Raleigh. on the 29th Dec
last. Willie Jones' Esq, aged 80 years.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA.

STATE CT NORTH.CAROL1N
OSsIow COUNTY
COURT OF EQUITY.
September Term. 1876.
Mary Ward, !
Elijah Murrell. Edw'd o"snai o." {" C''n-
G. Montfort.
SrT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
- that Edward Williams and Henry G. Mont
fort two If the defendants in this case, are non.
residents of this State it is ordered, that puhca.
ton be m de for six weeks for the said defendants
to appear at the March term Of this Court. and
answer this bill or judgment pro confesso will be
given against them.
Witness, J. NJ. FRZxca. Clerk and Master OF
said Court, at Office in Onslow, the first Monday
Of September, A. D. 1916.
J. NJ. FRENCH, {. NJ. F.
Feb S, ls47 Pr. fee, S. gay 2l4t
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Positively selling Off at Cost.

JAHE UNDERSIGNED. wishing to settle his
II business, offers his cheap and we'll selected
stock of Goods AT COST, consisting of
DRY GOODS AND READY-NADE CLOTHING,
such as Shawls Bonnie, Ribbons &c. great vs.
riety of all kinds Of Hosiery; splendid assornen,
Of White Goods, such as Countries Lawns. MIN
Book, and Swiss Jaconet and Rio Grunde Musin;
very nice assortment of Collars and CaPss, Lib
en- Cambria Handkerchief, MousseIine de Lanes
Cashmeres Oregon Plaid, Alpacas, Red q White
Flannel, Net Shirts and Drawers. Cassimefcs
sn,inet., &c &c, together with numerous other
articles, all of which are offered for sale at COST,
and no mistake about it. D. TELLER,
Jan. 2eih lS47. 2utf Market street.
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Valuable Real Estate.

ZNHE subscriber being DESTROYS Of changing his
~ business, offers for sale all his lands situated
in Bladen county. near White Hall. The lands
consist of Turpeniine and Timber lands, as well
as a farming tract. There are now about ~, 900
Turpentine boxes on the lands. and large body
of valuable Timber. Further description is deem
ed unnecessary, as purchasers will examine Cor
themselves before buying.
For particulars apply to the subscriber at his
residence, seven miles east Of Elizabeth, on the
Wilmington road JOSEPH r. KEMP.
Bladen county, Feb S, l847-21-4t'
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LATEST IMPROVEMENT! IN THE
G A Nj p HIN f. l. A MP

HID MURPHY & Co. Manufacturers, rhils-
kBs delphia, respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens Of Wilmington and Of the state. In
their improvement in thu tanphine Lamp. which
warrants them in saying Il Ct Tor half the n,-ney.
they will give double .ht Hsh: Of any Oil OF Lard
Lamp get invented. Tke~ lamps are especially
worthy the attention ofTrustees Of Churches Halls
and Of Public Buildings IN general, tho. require to
be well lit. They manufacture every variety Of
Lamp, apl have some Of beautiful workmanship
for the Centre Table, varying in price from 81 so
to So.
Spseimens may he seen by calling Of tbc Count
ing HOUSE Of Mr.. nsxRr Nurr.
Washington. April IT. is4e. 3l.i2m
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EYouse and Lot Tor Sale.

wWILL BE SOLD, at public auction, in the
w town Of Clinton. Sampson county, on Tues
day of Fehruar, Court, the large and comlnodious
two story Dwelling House, situated On the main
street of Clinton, and nearly oppotite to the Court
House. Terms viii! be made known on day Of
sale. ISAAC BOYkIN.
Clinton, 10Th JAM, ls47.-f2O-3s
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n1-DHSPEPslA is 4 weakness Of the digestive or.
gans aud, like every other complaint is caused by i'm
purity Of the blood. The gastric juice fluid peculiar
the stomach when secrcted from bad blood is not of
healthy qualify consequently the fool instead OF be-
ing properly dissolved often remains nndgested until it
becomes spoiled purified in the stomach
hence bad breath dsagree1be taste in the month"; EST
pccialy first waking in the morning, "adac he gid
dneSs, lownpss of spirits, wasting of the body, &c
Wrighfs Irdiun Vegetable Pills natalaal Te7ns-
dy for Dyspepsia, becase they cleanse the stomach and
bowels of all bilious and corrupt humors and purify the
blood consequently they drive cul the root cause
Of this and every other malady, they absolutely Ger
tain to remove all complaints arising from indigestion or
dyspepsia.
BEwARE or CouNTERrEITs The public are cautioned
against the many spurious medicines which, in order
to deceive, called by names similar 10 Wrighs We
gctabe Pills.
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
have the signature Of WILLIAM WRIGHT written with
pen the top label of each box. Nome other is genuine,
and 10 count"1feit this is FORGERY.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale Of Wrghts In
dian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail 1863 Race
Street Philadelphia; 2S8 Greenwich Street, New York
aud 1873 fremont Street, Boston.
For sale in " ilnngtnn, n. e., by George K. French
and JuInes Johnson, only agents.
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The Old Rock Spring
FOR E Err!

,F.HE ROCK SPRING RESFAURATEUR
l. is now open for the accommodation of the
public, where every Refreshment the marke, al
fords may be had at all hours OF the day or night,
Tie Bar is supplied with choice Liquors. Wines
G71 Cigors. DAVID THhLEY,
Dee is, le46 l4-y
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PROVED January %, l647.

urWistar's BaLsarn cfnhd Cherry-We challenge
the world to produce medicine any kind that stands
the like this article. See what an agent In Kent
county, Ma yand says who las been selling it ever
since it first introduced.
Chestertown. Feb ~, lS46.
Mr. Seth W. Fowe-Sir: understand that you have
become the general wholesale Agent for that valuable
medicine, Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Having sold
all had of Mr. Butts, if YOU please you may send me
another gross the first opportunity Ihave the agent
for selling this medicine four five years during that
time have sold some hundreds of dollars worth,
have freq nty sold II to persons apparently in the las,
stag of onsuInption who cured with when all
other remedies, and the skill of physcins had failed
this article has by its intrinsic value performed
many wonderful cures, and established for itself
pulaon far surprising any other medicine Of the name
kind for the of colds coughs curly stages Of
Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint. &c.
JOHN RUSSELL
Son'! IS he unprecedented success of this medicine,
IRE genuine unless signed l. Butts the wrapper
be careful and get the genuine Dr. WstGr's BG!SUn1
Of HWd Cherry. None genuine unless signed by l.
Bpns. Address all orders to Seth " Fs.cIe, Boston
Mass.
For sale, Wholesale and retail Ivy WM SHAW Whining
ton, and by Druggists generally in North Carolina.
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Particular Notice.

SNHE Commissioners Of the Town having de-
~ ,crmined on grading and otherwise improving
the Burying Ground, Immediately adjoining the
Eplscopalians', have appointed the undersigned
Committee for that purpose. NOTICE, therefore.
is hereby given to all persons having friends hu-
red therein. otherwise interested IN the Preni-
ses to come forward Immediately and make ar
engagements with the Committee concerning bodies
that mey have been deposited in the Ground -
otherwise. after the grading is made. particular
graves cannot be designated; and it will be i'm.
possible to lay of the ground with any reference
to the promscuous manner in which it has here
,ofore been occupied.
1t is desirable to commence the grading as carly
as the 10th Of February, and proposals a:e invited
for that purpose.
:; v ". F1NSiNc.} Committee
Jan. 80, 1917 20-n
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NOTICE..
INSPECTORS NOTICE.

INSPECTORS NOTICE.
TENHE undersigned having been appointed ons
4 of the ! n 5 P E c. TORS of NAVAL
STORES and PROVISIONS for the Inspection
District adjoining Wilmington, tender. his servi-
ces TO tho public. To his friends and the public
generally, he promises entire devotion to the bust;
ness of his Office, and hopes by his constant atten
ton to the Interests of those who may avail them
selves of his services 10 secure share of the pa
tronsge of the public.
JAMES A. BUNTING.
March 20, ls46 27-G
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THE MA RKET S.
WILMINGTON MARKET-Feb. II.

Nauol Sores-Turpentine has fully main
tanned last weeks quotations, In fact, the
greater portion has commanded kw cents
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Ma. JOHN w. STANLY,
You are hereby notified that on Thurs
day, the 9Th DAY Of February next, st the dwell.
ling house OF William j. Nash, in At,skspas, ST.
Mays Parish, Louisiana, between the hours Of
10 o'clock in the morning, and o'clock in the
aflenoon shall proceed to take the deposil"nS Of
Robert J. Dorsey, Alfred NJ. Stanley. and William
]. Nash; aud on the same day, and between tho
same hours. at the dwelling house Of DR.. Peter
EnderS. in Piduka, in the State Of Kentucky. the
dcpositiohs of Robert Enders, DIR. Peter Finders,
and John Harper, all of which dispositions are to
be read de bene esss, in suit nov pending in the
Superior Court Of Law fnr New Hanover County,
North Carolina, in which am plaintiff and you
are defendant. when aud where you can attend
and cross examine if YOU think fit.
CATHARiNE A. STANLY.
Wilmington, n. c., Jan. Is, Is47. 1851
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Rational Loan Fssnd
FE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

LIFE aSSUKaNCE SUCIETI UF LUNDUN.
" 4 Savings Bank for the benefit f he Ffdote
and The Orphan"
(EMrowEREp RI ACT OF rARLrAMEAT.)
Capital e5UO,O, 0 sterling. or So 500 900. beside
areserve fund (from surplus pseniums) Of about
$4,000 Dollars.
r LAME Murray, Esq, George ST., Hanover
square Chairman Of the Court Of Directors IN
London.
Phvsicion-I. ELLIOTSON, MD, F. r.. 9.
Actuary-W. 5. B. WOOLHOUSE, Esq, F. r.
A. S.
Sccretay-F. F. CAMROCX, Esq.
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81 REW ARD.
Public Sale.

UDA4O ~ CNAOs
WILL BE SOLD, at tn. Court House i.
of February next at public auction, for division. the
Dwelling house belonging to the estate Of sedg-
wick Spring, decd, on a credit of six months
Bonds with approved security required.
VIM. r. SELLERS, Ex'r.
JAM 10th, ls47-l90-ts
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M D~ -
CASH 9EOAls

N D~Z -EHHA~
CASH 9gORls
PINGS. on FaoSr STREET, A FEW DOORS PROM
MARKET STREET.
THE subscribers beg leave TO announce to thu
citizens Of Wilmington and surrounding couatryi
that they are now opening very large and gcno-
raj assortment Of Dry Goods, among which
ave,
Superfine Drosd Cloths Table AND Bird Eye DiA.
Beaver and Pilot do pers
Blk g. fancy Cassineres ga brown Damask do
Satinets and Kentucky S.4 Damask table Clothe
Jeans Bleached & br shir,ings
Blk Satin Cut Velvet and sheetings
and ether Vesrings Turkey Red cotton
Canvass and Padding Cross Creek Factory do
"a, 1914 and 1874 Bed 30 81 & 81 inch I'm.
Blankets, some very brelIas
6nc. A large supply Of Look-
Negro blSnkets, a lerge1 ing Glasses
supply Coat, rant q 'est bS%
Red and white Flannel tons Pearl do
Carpe,ing, a large supply Silk Twist and patent
Bed Ticking and Apron Thread
checks Silk and Cotton Pocket
Irish Linen and I.awra handkerchief
Crava,s and Scarfs &c &c. dc.
FOR LADIES HE.4R.
Plain black silks Plaid and striped Muslins
Colered, plain & striped Jdconet and Cambria do
silks 2GO Linen do hdkfs
Bomhazines, large sup Bonnet and esp Ribbon
ply Blk q cold LutestrIng.
Graduated Robes Lace & Edgings ,assortd
Tareton do Blk. and white Eng ish
Cashmere dc Ecosse silk Hose
MousIin De LANES do raw do
Blk i colored Alpacas do IL cold Cashmere do
Striped, plaid &c Gg'd DC White, brown and black
new style cotton do
800 pieces CaIicocs, well Ladies' kid, silk and wor-
assorted stel Gloves and Mts,
1865 Shawa, some very assorted
fine Mems Kid and Burlin
Swiss, Null snd Book Gloves
Musins
Together with a variety Of other articles too nu-
ucrous to mention all Of which, being purchased
by the package at reduced prices, will be offered
at uncommonly h,o prices for cash.
We would call The attention Of country mer-
chants to our stock and solicit them to examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. as We feel
| confident that can offer better bargains than
| they ever had offered in tins market.
JOHN KYLE & CO.
Wilmington. n. G., Oct. 2, ls46. BY
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS-in al their
= variety, By f H STANTON & co
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FAYETTEVILLE MARK Ell Feb. s.

Cotton has advanced and sales as high as 81 s. Flour
1915 10 Sc rs carCe, and sales at ~ APP
pie Brandy advanc9d end sales al 33 to IS hskey IS
to -AoTth Ca 0inlun.
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1ALT-loo sacks Liverpool and 500 bushels
- Turks Island. For sale by
Jsn'y 22.l HOWARD & PEDEN.
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CuARLEsroS s. c. Feb. g.

CuARLEsT0N, s. C., Feb. 8.
sALrs.-Cotton l0i to l2s cts. Rice q to Il cts
Rough Rice 81; Bacon, IaII.s TO IL, Sides Il 8,
Shoulders ros Lard s. 10 81 Cuba moasses % 10 "a
Sack Salt Lie.
New YORK, Frb,s.
Naval Ste-ss Per barrel
1urpsntine, Wilmington, soft, 50 SO
NeWheru, " SO
Spirits Turpentine, per gall, 30
lar, Sl3 q 90
Rics--Per 100 lbs, 25 so
NAVAL STORES We haya transactions TO notice, e1.
cept in Spirits Turpentne which has been so in lots
the whnr! and store at 40 cts, cash, with 1850 bbls
from the wharf for export at 49, cash. and S!75 t07 the
barrels.
RIcE.-The entire sales Of the week amout 20 about
700 tcs at 3,2k for ordinary to s4,25 for good Il"
wards the close Of the week there less activity
owing 10 the difficulty in procuring freight al what ship
pe:s considered reasonable rate Holders firm a
our Quotations.
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W - HA Ed ~ vac

SDREAD-cO barrels Pilot and go do. Navy.
~ For sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-10

TALE OF APFLICTIoN learn that the in
sane passenger on the steamboat Baltic, whose
case was noticed two weeks since, died at the
asylum In this city yesterday without return of his
His funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this
forenoon at the house of Mr. John Thorn, 30 Whites
boro street. where his wife has remained since his CON-
initial to the asylum. The name of this unfortunate
stranger John Gilbert Collins. He was from Hull
in Yorkshire, England, where he clerk in bank at
q salary Of E2O0 A fellow clerk having come to this
country and purchased farm in this country thirty
forty miles from Racine his visiting England in.
duced Mr. Collins to his fortune also In this coun.
try. He reached Now York with his wife some two
months since, having buried the passage his child
and nephew that accompanied them. They immedi-
ately proceeded west travelling by the canal At Lock-
port Mr. Collins wishing to visit the Falls left his wife
to go with the boat expecting to meet her at Buffalo
the night Of the day The boat was detained on
the way by the death of passenger, and by an
injury It received couple of days during which time
II has been ascertained that Mr.. Collins was In Buff
faio, enquiring at the boats for his WIFE On her
arriving there she could obtain tidings Of him.
but she went board the steamboat In which they
to go up the lakes and he joined there Just
the boat was leaving. He had when he left Lockport
some $50 sovereigns quilted in his vest and probably
other money Soon after the boat started he manifested
insanity, and 1t then discovered that he had been
robbed Of his money, his watch, chain 60 In his raw
ings ne spoke OF struggling with negro, VINO was
assisted by two white The robbery supposed 10
havs been committed ut Buffalo, and bis insanity ana
subsequent death have caused by the effect OF
some drug administered to him. he was not man 70
have been crazed by the loss of his money Hs wiz
kept with him to their Destination and they
at the farm he had intended purchasng three y, ou
weeks when his case became bad that she was
to- take him to asylum. We underev~nu .nss ~
temperate, respectable man, and tnss ne sna LIZ
wife had been many years church members enc y ~
daughter Of affection, having lost WITHIN year wv
brothsra and sister nephew, her only child ana her
hushsnd And baine now LEFT friendlen In strange
land Utica Gazette.
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The Watering Places.

"
SARATOGA SPRINGS. August Z, ls47.
A note has been received from the Governor General
of Canada reply to the invitation sent him by tn,
committee to attend the agricultural fair, to be held
here next month"; in which he says he will come If his
public duties will admit of It, In this note the Cover
nor General evinces deep interest In agriculture.
He speaks Of the great state S Of New sS fork and
organized.
Among the animals which have already arrived for
exhibition, are three twin oxen; they are Of the
age, and all perfectly white they weigh 1000
pounds each.
The Adjutant General of this state will be present at
the approaching fancy ball.
The Democratic State Convention will meet at Syracuse
next month"; to nominate incumbents for the several
important State Offices which the Constitution lately
adopted has made electives the period has nearly arrived
At the late spring elections the fact clearly esab
lshed and acknowledged that complete dissolution
Of the Organization of the old political parties had
cured this political dissolution superinduced by
parzan treason and by the sudden organization Of
vera factions from the ranks Of each Of the old PARTIES
Of these factions have dissolved their political
aons because they had objects Of private nature to
subserve, which seemed to me like compulsory
contributions upon purses of certain private citizens
of this State other factions have abandoned their con-
nection with the old parties FROM suppose, honest
and sautary convictions am persuaded that the gem
tlemen Of this State Who without reference to the obl
cations the rewards of party, have devoted their
energies the establishment Of temperance principles,
impeled by sentiments Of the most honorable kind
they believed without doubt, that the objects which
they designed to promote, Of more important an
sacred character than those strictly political aims which
are continually blazoned to the Word NO hatterng
illusions be made by TO any Of the other factions
In this State; and especially contemn that dangerous
Mr. RuegIes OF New York city, and Mr. Collier one of
the Of this code have been mentioned by
several distinguished wings "a Likely to receive the whg
nomination for Comptroller. Mr.. Fagg, now Comptro-
er will undoubtedly be the candidate OF the radical
democrats for reelection, but have strong doubts
whether his nomination viii be cordially received BY
indications that the conservative delegates TO
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Robbed on the Five Points-Oficers Watson and Gil
christ of the 9Th ward arrested yesterday Mary Ann
Riley and James Morrison, charge Of picking the
pocket Of Joel Bunne captain of the sloop Gen. Van
Courtand Of Fishkill of wallet containing Ss2 in
bank bills sos of the money was subsequently
ed by the above officers from q man called Michael
Riley with whom the accused left 1t for safe keeping
Committed by Justice Drinker for trial
Grand Larceny-Oficer Maloney, of the I'd ward ar
rested yesterday Dutchmap called Andrew Meter,
charge of stealing pair of pantaloons, vest and coat
in the pocket of which was book containing draft
on Mr. George +. Gerdng, 10 Maiden lane, for $50 26
the property Of John B. Pies, German emigrant. The
accused after stealing the draft from board the ship
Elizabeth Ellen shortly afterwards presented the draft
for payment and was immediately stopped taken into
custody aud Justice Drnker locked him up for trial
Dishonest Serpant.-Constable Joseph, of the 4th
Ward arrested yesterday Ellen Collins and Mary Nor
ris charge Of stealing $345 in gold coin, belonging
to MIR. Cassidy grocer, Orange street. near Anthony
IL appears that Mary Morris servant in the family
of MIR Cassidy and procured false key to the bureau
drawer from which she stole the money and cleared of
but WAS subsequently caught by the above officer and
Drinker locked them up for further hearing
Charge Of Stabbing.-OHcer Vim, Of the 18th ward,
arrested Yesterday man called Anthony Miller,
charge Of stabbing Henry shesn with knife residing
at 1874 Second street Detained for examination by JUS
tice ketchsm.
DisorderIy House--Oficer stowell, of the 4th ward
arrested yesterday called John Beatman and Mrs
Lear, q charge of keeping disordery house, and
resort for prostitutes of the lowest order at No
u Roosevelt street Justice Drlnker held them to bail
answer.
Robbing a Drunken Man.-Oficer Corwin of the Sd
ward, arrested yesterday man called John Ford,
charge of robbing called Daniel Lynch Of pocket
book containing $4 while he lay of intoxica
ton in the streets Justice Drinker locked him up for
trial