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CORPORATION NOTICES



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,.1.~ss A. fss cs re- urtil ,st1raaT' IN - -
=. ~ r-.r-h Ws,er-PlPs . p ls-t % e.-t -
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=. -. f--.-s. 10 the sr1srr ir-l. To p 9i --..-
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$50 f-r-.-a f-rr 90 sr--s- ir11, a11 u iflll
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r-f-s -s- ~. 81 te rsrsl 49,, ...'
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n. fscis.rr ggcr re rr1 fcfs-f ne 1-,.l--. +,
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TO0THACH I

U'OOTHACHE. rOOTuACHh..--ChL 4AO-
Il rthS NQLf0L MA re- 49, iec-l 4 7--l-cF Or
II lie toctkac-e itcl1 O. 90 possible harm
o. tls scan- tech a. . perfectly 81 pc il 70 81 e
roa N1-s r-u1ln- cred By ne pfoPrr.'r, " NJ
SHOW y. --l M11i1E.lr, 1lrl-r lt ttci--- ncs-c- -
pr Sc - A 3. d. SANDS. Drzsgss, De- Fultl1-s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

no IA>DI ORD%.-A yoans gentleman no has re-.
Gently Commenced the practice OF la~' enc "A9 80
lsi some eNpsrierce IN toe mara-etneui ui - 49,
Of suy properly in this ciy or syn 20 -e - Co7~
tae rents pay the &C Ac TIE best % references
40 ch.rscter ard cspabrty Security gwen 90 qled
Address box = i7t. Nassau 2 %. II AZ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

Ant o..efs Is psfuealsry called 10 Ns.s patent rsni
AID efl ecst-sd Which drew the premium A. ne
lac Fair cf TIE American Hesitate Od eecs renovated
CO - rh4ssI- 80 retail ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

- TO LET.-Ths ggPsr tart o. ns., '- -.s,..
fanny - . frf .zelc+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

| : Sssss1stre-t-Soties hereby gwen. o. the -@.A
ava sus 1ert O. xir of WILLIAM RAFlAkf, lafs 20
he Cit7 of N--Yors. ab5rer te-=assf snf ~rQ Is A..
res y have died ltestste. fllt shall apply o. me sur
rtrs.t5n d sen che estate cf che said irtes.afe cn
he rta day March next 20 20 CLOCK ll me i4-.o-
Dated Ns--Ycrk FEB. j.. l.i5
NTOTTCF 10 NHEELN SRIGfIT-.-s~i.sd Efo-
rossIs uil 81 received ~ The fl-.crl-- -- ~
.rt he 18Th lus. VI ior making one ho-S 81 Ls--
-, r.--s S-.-t--s.tcrs f1r 80 came can Pc seer -
,5.vs CORNs y. ANDERSON, Ca.sf trE1eer.
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NJ sWAYNE.

% tie Day. ar
there s-e Irsat
variety which protest.
g. h8 10 g-elt Fa-ne % tn-
hrma1 aliIy. sc h-si la-4 o.
q, .~rr--rre Dr.. sEaVrss Com
p5ers syrs9 q Wiz Clsuy - one
ofths Tresres. l-sclF-rlss % uio1e-l 81,
,t- cr-4 81 c-.-ases which afict human nat1re
10. ore remedy can le nlrl-d s-.el Is iL = 80
srs-e N time acclr- s1cl unnll-i-d c9lnar--r 80
--5f- --s - performed slch mirscu0ls cures a1d
which has in-riisd and received o. m1cl --.- On
The .aculty md others. - Us lls-j s.-3l. 80,
DAILY xs learn from sources 90 fespecia. -y .-- 81
-..e ne-~ -rscef .l coughs colds .itlAa .A. -7--
1-rrcl sp.t-1 % to11. liver conf l.ni' fN I'D pr =
ana breast, rising ti-slng ia tie ihf,.i, ~ ~ .
..L esvs 5.ss t- .si u eminent medical prss -.5r-
ga h-u iuvaics ~ers xr-n rq ~ r1Fel-is p cay u
-s--.-,- ~ .rd re-ssverIrE fr1t pcwert-l ren-'J
1870 $3.50 Ths-. a. -5- iu the hands %
..1r..t cr-du-y Itself ~ers tne7 mace <lo~l p .-e
void To those ~ao are A-lctrd @ltl me ABOVE
,Ts ssy give this medicine f-r tril-y1l WI --s- s
convinced this Is a0 miserable cor1 Fol-l Pr. =
d srfa remedy ana that rs curative gEsrs stand aons
Ala lAsTHNA 81 ELEVEN YEARS STANDING
D. ~. kuIslr. Wa.nur-s-- between ln'ri ani 800
Cincinnati. H. s1rsrrEs we're .ltea's, IS - n
creased defiance e. 81 &c reaea,s' le e. l-. y
anti making Use 81 Dr. s~syne.s ConP olnd syT-2 o.
Wld cherry. which performed ps-iI sneat cure
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED. ..
PHrLsDELFHlA. sept q, $50
"a swAyVv-Desr Sir. Havng seen The aston r.
et performed % Mr Tho ras By year C7mP9lnd >yrli
III via Cherry vas induced to --y - On myself ~
tsken With violent cough. sfittls q ood s-'it-
b-ssrh-re together with violent srrsck' II ssta n-f
e,srion. nv.- from sxertion which VI. r't a'- 2,
r~f,--r ,Er-f prc.--s.ed uy system gr7lf -Ael.
e--ul.ncsi ne uss Of your COMPOUND syrup % " l-a
Cherry which gave sulost immediate rele, 80 -
= - sc u.y Testimony 90 a. =ho may b shicted ~
s,risr va IL viii BE- eel ~ the ssnstlfe q
DR. ri Slrsyu- u on each bottls Of vi Ch---g- -.
NM WALTON,
Thirts.nth-.,. . doors from trs corner g Wilo~-
To.srIus hi a. q co ia.itai.Cu,
Dr. Salyrss "a Il Cherry s-s--s
Srr-a1lng Jog frrcugr many rsrcrr
F.sau iu tcT -~rrr-r.aui.
PREPARED on.y by D. n sWALNE, inT-6icr so 81
---r-l-r- -.rr-r 81 2 sh-t 40 Race P1si- 71
a. wi \ Cherry rr-rsrsril1s h-lE g-sir-Ve.y h--tol
s-f -r-rr--fef-' without bis s,ara----
fr~rtf fq- N~r- 4'arr lfs-Clas H = -E. cor. b,t--
AZ ,-s 1---.... r A ss-3s 81. 85--rg p 3. Narrei
~ 3 ---E-rs- J-o C Hsh si1 Grl1i-st-. J. 7 L--
81 5r-snvill-s-. = Dl1t -, S-'tt~sy h g Fl
1900 az r---NkW
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- ,nIICE 40 lIERlnNNT.. lsle.

1910. TO oou sequence q TIE treqlent claims i' dam
49, r-eser-ea s.siust are frarc-rs cf merchandise On
e Weston Canals arsils from the stfsct-n oi o'
rorn package impeTecty secured. he boaId % roi
r, IN he Civ q NeU-Nark have elt DO their duty
As well 5i me security % me merchants - themselves -
sdnrt the following rsso.urio1 VIZ.
Er,irrd Thst ~ viii not receip as ~ shipping order
.-v tc1e. 90 css-s 90 ory g. hats caps 90 A. sooe
bts or she's destined r ghe West un-ss such boxes OF
-a4.s. rop-rIv rspsd and sealed when shipped; nor
snv - or essss coutsnln goods cf any description
.uch boxes OF cs.ss are veil strsp1e or hoped
800 .6fr--rt Il \ HOLT President.
,,-,-r' u rv ,rv Sa-ra+sry III Of
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,,.- r.. Che s.s.,rv brick Aassrr--t h70ss Ils,J.
.. -ssr T.If,--si B--,kgn. Rari - ~ VII 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

- WANTED-To lease .or t.rm e ye,gn Isa.
Z. sr.tsb. ilr the meefinEs of DTtcn of me 'ols
ri T--,-.-srca .Itnaref between 6r1lresy arc the
R....srv srd Csns. cad Folsfon 80. Ap.lg %
Do 81 SANDS. ~ rsTfh-sf or
ftrrus - KELLOGG. ll1 ls-a.-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

~ PTK-TANCE af 81 1rl-r of 80 -1rrcss-- g ~
--v III N.- fr~S rrtrc- - hereby -fr-l to cd ,-r-
=. h.rf-f -.a.,s asai1.t JOHN hANCE. la-e " ~
r.-v II N-u-Yr-S Merchant. r-s-s--c % -s-r- ne
-. $50 tr. r--r--s t--relf t1 rte slrf-r '-s ~ ne
SO. .f J. ~ L-vsrtgs. 40 li' lt-i-y str-et M ne
CRY of Nsw-T1rs gre ri1-t----l isL '' a.. --A-
n.f.s S.v-Yors .hs .'sr--tt 5iT % -s-r-ary. lsf
WILLIAM HASCE, lr~s--.--.
-rrH.---s gvNf4NfN COOK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

II PTR@UANCE of ar order 1f he s-rfl sA-e .i nc
Cl~.r 81 S-l.Yorx notice 8 hereby gwen o. A. l.5
-. -.v-ur claims against NICHOLAS Ctl X Ia
- I'D ~ CIV ~ S-E-T1r<. deceased 90 Ff7s-nt ~
.e Nth rae vouchers thereof -o Che sl9s-r2ers =, t7
49,. III ia go No 81 Jchn-sf in me CITY 90 N-v
fcrs. on no before tle seventh day9i '--5
scaC REMAS AALsIED' Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23
Marine Affairs.

1NTEREsrINc TO MERcHAsrs AND SHIP MASTERS
The following extract is from the circular Of Msssrs
Coleman, Hutton Co., Of Rio Jsnero dated Nov. i,
1885,
"a new inspector has taken charge Of the Gust ON
house. and being determined to carry out ell the
to the strict letter. has given great trouble annoyan,e
and detention. Almost every vessel has bee ne I
more or less, for errors in their mapfests which are
ofte times very incorrectly made out in the United
States We would therefore, remind our friends tn It
two nanfests are required contani ing all the marks
are particulars in conformity with the bills of lin
and should there be shipping mark in addition to the
it would be we'll to obiterste the lat
The mapfests should BY certified by Brazilian Con
sui and filed for Rio and market as without the lat
Ter clause vessel cannot proceed to fore gn port
without paying export duty, or to Brazilian port
except in bslla t.
The captain should carefully compare the manifest
with the bills of ladng the passage, and should be
diFcoyer any either in quantity msrss
endorse them the manifest, before delivering 10 to
the boarding oficer acquainting tin with the same.
This will prevent all fines Also, epdprsiDg certain
number Of packages in dsp1e, when tlere Is doubt
Of the quantity, is always advisable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23
CO M N EBCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Decsu


The snow and rain storm Of to day, had q very un
favorable influence upon business operations and out
door transactions were in great suspe ded.
The weather acted damper upon stock specustors
and prices fell of fraction from those current yester
day The sales at the boards more limited than
usual and there appeared to be no disposition on the
part ofhod.rs to force their stoc upon the market
At the fret board to day, Erie Bonds declined "a per
cent; Reading Railroad, "a; Morris Canal -; Harlem
u; Long Island, u; Canton Company q. Reading
bonds advanced n per cent
At the second board, Long Island fell OF q per cent
Harlem, q; Canton Company, M Farmers Loan, u.
The sales in the afternoon small.
The Bostop land Worcester and the Boston and
Fitchburg railroad companies have declared a semi
annual dividend Of four per cent each.
IL Sid there is hope that the Harlem exte
to Dover Plains be open, expected, the first OF
mary. bad swaupy epot has thus far bsffed the
sltempts OF the engineers TO make road bed IT,
snd IT has been fouod necessary to drive piles Any
eet in 9Th before the bottom could 10 found hard
enough to sustain the road This road has been built
tTcs vyrT the same spot, and afterwards EaaA oatot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23
TO EMIGRANTS TO Ell DORADO.
N.N~NNNO~~NNN~ONNN0No
AN EXTRA CALIFORNIA HERALD.
NN~~N,~~~~~y~~ND~>~~~~|~~~
Map of the Gold and Quicksilver
Region.

We shall publish, on Tuesday morning next, an Ex-
IRA CALifoKSIA HEpALp,to contain a great deal OF
valuable information relative to the Gold Region, and
the routes thther accompanied by map of the gold
and quicksilver region.
This map received day OF two since from Cali
iorria 1t is the latest and most accurate in exist
ence it was drawn the spot, by officer of the
army and embraces all the principal points in Ell 90
rddO. Such map, with the information accompany
ipgit will be Of the greatest value to those who tend
to seek fortune something worse in the rich val
legs of the Sacramento.
The EXTRA CALIFORNIA HERALD will be Of the same
size of the New YoRK HERALD II will be sold in wrap
pers, at a sixpence per copy
Advertisements, referring to California, will be in
serted exclusively in this edition. at the usual rates
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Oakley,
DEC. 21-Dac PtH,bwy SANFORD es. Chastsiain
& Ponraf This cause summed up to-day; after
which the judge charged the jury that the sole ones
kns of the brig Charlotte aside from his skin as cap
tain Of vessel qualified to act pilot that IT,
he'd he sufficient knowledge of the bsrbor Of New York.
did be know it's channels, buoys lights, &C. to
enable him to use the same precaution that pilot
would we're he board IT, from the evidence, they
of opinion that he had then they ought to find
verdict for the PLAINTIFF The fact Of the accident hap
penng to the vessel while he acting pilot or
1t might have happened though pilot was on board
and charge OF the vesse did not deprive the plain
ts Of their right Of action there being Law to
pei sbpnaters to employ one but II they we're not Of
opinion from the evidence, that he had those neces
cary uuaifc atoms the pilot had offered his
vices, and the captain had declined them, then
the defendants would be entitled to verdict The
jury had not rendered their verdict when the court
adjourned.
Before Judge SANFORD.
Bate vs Stephens-A Donsut was granted In this
cause, the ground that want Of probable
Wiiham Wailetai rs. The North River Insurance Co.
1 nv o, hs,y ro 90 sS
tory In WILLIAMSBURG, in 1912 or 1843. Tbs
tried twice before and the jury found for the plaintiffs
take on each Of the trials. Adjourned.
Charles G. Lakeps. Robert James Gibson-This was
an action brought to recover damages Tor Srsson OF
agreement with the plaintiff for the purchase OF the
stock Of groceries in his store In Orchard street. for
which they to give him deed OF 30 acres OF land
in New Jersey. the deed was accordingly drawn up
signed but they afterwards refused to give posses
sion OF the land The defence that Robert Gibson,
one of the made the pur chase and signed
his brothers. to the deed without his consent
The jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $500 20.
After the trial over, and the parties had come
to the vestibue, Of the Gibsons aud person
named Spring, who had given testimony on the part OF
Lake, had difficulty. Gibson charged him With CIV
ing partial evidence against him, upon which Spring
moved out from him and struck him ndous blow
with his umbrella, in the mouth from which he bled
profusely. A crowd collected round them, and thsy
we're separated, and Gibson taken into the ksepef q
room, where his mouth ives washed The parties then
vent away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23

TERRIBLE MURDERS IN GRAND STREET-INso
LENT CoNDucT OF Two PoLTCEMEN.-We give, IN
another column, the particulars of one of the most
shocking series of murders that ever took place
in New York. 1t is horrible and harrowIng-aud
all from jealousy. But we cannot let the affair 60
to the public, without recording the highly i'm
proper conduct of two policemen towards the re-
poIers of this journal. In the discharge OF disa-
greeable but imperative duty, our reporters called
at the house where the TRACE dy was committed,
and sought for admission, to gather up authentic
information for public use. These two policemen
leneranty and lnsoently. refused to permit them
TO enter, or to give any details This is, we be-
heve. one Of the first and most fragrant cases Of
police incapacity and want of manners that has
occurred in many years. The names of the po-
lice men are, we believe, Dennis Murphy and -
Carrigan, or Cavigan, of the Seventh Ward. We
have only done our duty to the public and to the
rights of the press, to place those names before
the Aldermen of that ward. Let the Aldermen do
their duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23
TELEGRAPHsc MTELLIGE NCE.
TxalRTIETH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION,
WAsHiNGroS, Dec. 22-Midnight.
In Senate.

SECOND SESSION,
WAsHiNGroS, Dec. 22-Midnight.
In Senate.
orsnINo.
The serse ssse pblsi the usual hour, vios. Pre-
sident Dallas In the chair.
After prayer and the usual routine business of
Ing the Ser ate proceeded to the consideration Of the
bill in favor Of
DRAINING THE EVERGLADES FLORIDA.
Mr.. YULEE, Of Florida offered an amendment
Mr.. NILks Of Connecticut, and MIR. CLARK Of Rhode
Island, tpoke in opposition to the sne OF aad
said they wanted suaosnt security that Foris would
complete the work. They oontended that there was
NO redress to be had if lands once osdsd lost.
Mr.. J. r. UrpERwooD, Of Kentucky, rose and pro.
cssd.d to address the Senate at some length oppo-
ston to the BILL He said that he was In favor Of
survey and exploration Of all swamp iauds or over
gsdes and that not only In Florida but ia many other
States He deemed that general system Of improve.
ment was required When MIR. Underw wood had COD.
oluded, he was followed BY
Messrs. BENT ON, Downs, WKsTcorr, and H. oHrsoN,
each of whom spoke at sdersbs .th In support
Of the bill, and advocated extensive cystsn Of i'm.
provemsnt by the general government.
Fhs question was finally post ned AMI tho Senate
went into
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
After short time spsnt therein, the doors were
opened; when
RETRocEssIoN TIE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Mr. DOUGLASS submitted Q resolution OF enc uiry a
to the retrescesson Of the grounds the Dis
trct Of Columbia the State Of Maryland which was
adopted.
THE CONSULAR SYSTEM.
Mr.. J. A. DIX, of New York, offered q resolution Of
enquiry in regard to any chan quired in the CON.
sular system with China and Turkey, which was also
adopted.
LANDS FOR INTERNAL IMRRoveMENrs
Agreesby to previous notice, MIR JOHNSON, of Loui.
siana, asked and obtained leave to tr ug BILL which
read the FIRST and second times by unanm NOUS CON-
sent. and referred to the Committee on the Public
Lands in relation to certain grants Of land to Loui-
sisns, fer internal Improvements.
CHANGE CHAIRMAN MILITARY COMMITTEE
Mar. Benton excused from serving as ChAirms o
of the Military Committee, and MIR. jefferson Dsyi.
was substituted in bis place.
1t was then moved, that when the Senate adjourn
It be till Tuesday, which was agreed to- and the Senate
accordingly adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WAsHINGToN. Dec. 20, 1S4S
The members met at noon, whsn tee Speaker re-.
suned his seat and cs-d to order. Prayer was then
offered up, and the journal read.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Mr. JOHN A. r ROCKWELL, Of Connecticut moved to
take up the private calendar
MIR. Com, of Ga, opposed it, whom the question was
taken by yeas and nays, and decided in the airm..
tive. .......
The House accordingly resolved itself into Com
nittee Of the Whole on the State Of the Mon, Mr.
McClelsnd, of Michigan, in the chair, and took up
for consideration suudry private bills upon which tbs
Committee after and reported progress, and
the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23

ANNEXATION OF CUBA-One OF our Washington
correspondents, in abiding to this subject, ex-
presses the opinion, that any attempt on the part
OF our government. to bring about the annexation
of the island Of Cuba, would produce dissolution
of the Union. Not So There might be strong
opposition to such annexation among the fanatics,
and even some weLmeaning men of the North,
but all the active business men, In every part of
he country, and the whole South, would see at
once the great value, IN every point of view, which
The annex alton OF that island would confer on the
United States The bugbear of the slavery ques-
ton, either In its present state with reference to
California, or what may be expected to be pro-
duced. in reference to Cuba, is not worthy OF mo-
ment's notice. The good sense, discretion, and
practical ideas, Of the American people, will al
WAYS override far-fetched abstractlonlss, that will
attic mpt to nterpose any hostility towards the ex
tension of this republic, the annexation OF such
an island as Cuba, with IFS wealth, territory, hne
climate and Its Spanish population, ncludin :, also,
the saves--bu partic ularly the glorious naval sta
tion and harbor of Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23
The Excitement in Congress.

cee6ings in the House on Thursday last, which is
published in another column of this days Herald
South Carolina, in the person Of Mr.. Holmes,
threatened to recede from the Union on a certain
point The slavery question is the bone of con-
teption
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Movem ents Of IndIvidunIs

ne borrowing arrivals were Registered, yesterday, at
me nhctrm.n t'no.d motel. :-dsfor ,jor Laiiy, u
3; army ; Read, Boston; 7. A. sumner de-; r. Ap-
Pieton, DO Fxn-l do T. w King Georgia; J. W.
laurence Elem Dg, Georgia H. s p. KIM, do;
~. hspoa fn'iao-iphit Nnu,,c- Straka-oh do
Edmond Ward Liverpool Major Reg nolds.U $ Army;
fsrkborst, England .dme,i can-J Judkins'
lprwieh; Z. Thorston, Boston: II Pufxe cha lies.
ION; DR. Crsrferd. New Jerssy; Charlie. and Rot,eet
Atwood South Carolina; Lieut.. Ni,o,s. u s Army;
jules Lore Pies, N. Olesn,. Ieing House (HoparSsj
. rer q 'nocz Erc ono"o, N-xioo, Jose Carey do T:
n A. Roys, 8. Eng'rs; Lieut.. Jones, u S Army;
tspt Mclo'"sh, Florida: Hon shaw do: W. Mo.
Donneli, DO s. Vulgar, do; q. Rogers, St Louis;
Dir. Cooker, Porto Rico; MIR. MCPHERSON do
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Police InteIIigco. e.

Recovery ~ P'epe''p a"a .irfs9 II "a, Thief -Ex.
constable JoespHs and ooer Csrin vest .rdav AZ
rsttd young maa one Of The Five Point thisv- 9 ~
the name 81 James Wood on charge ~
entering the dwelling house the corner sf Ninstts
spd MoDoufs al street, occrp pied by P. Buat seal
Ing th' r.from god sver watch aud cl,kiag v.asd
IN III AZ ABOUT 300 festtrs'y upon tn arrest Of
thu thief the officers the whole of the stos
property and Ike lot Of clothing, valued ct $780,
be onli ~ '" jos n Re ne ~ NJ uio-tt. street.
oleo at about the same me. in 20, Lothrop oem,
nitted The accused to prison for trial
.d'resf q burglars I've young men, by the m mes
oiJamoe Stewart and John Williams. W. re- caught lsst
night 10 the act having broken into the grocery
q Smith Carey Ofiic r. N-sn Bnlser, and O'Nsii
caught the rascas inside and IS they END
log 70 make their escape, tooa them iato custody.
Justice Lothrop committed hem both for trial.
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Storm at the West.

... UTICA, Dec. OF, 1S4S
heavy gale and snow storm set in here yestsrdi ~
morning, and has continued with unabated violencs
to this moment. The from the west, due here at
0 O'clock A. M, have not yet arrived.
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Overshoes-SIlthe ynrIo

OveTshoes-AIlt the various approved sc ylcs.
made rs'sy for city DO had prices By
wholesale OK the single psir at the
GO lDYEAR RUBBEs Ewro2IU4
159 Broadway Rahbuns Hotel
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Marine News.

BosroS, Dec. %, 1913.
A large number Of vessels have gone to from the
eastward and this port since the goth, and will n,
doubt feel the effects Of the present storm severely
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Halifax and Quebec Railroad.

BosroN, Dec. % 1s4S.
Advices from Halifax, N. s., to the Goth inst, have
been received here The papers state tat letters BY
the Niagara give assurance that the English govern
ment will favor and help the construction Of the Hail.
fax and Quebec railroad.