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C0MMERCIlL ARPAIgS.

Fs". Ns--o ~ N.
The stock market has been kept In . ntu. e,cits-
mept by comparatively triHing circumstances. Ths
desst. In Congress the slavery question the con.
templated CON premise Of MFR. wsbsters-~hioh will
turn ON, TO be compronss at all the expecs,i,ns
formed relative to the production Of gold from Csaor
MIA the Of the usual ,priog i,. In stocks
and the limited advance already realized on some de-
scriptons have contributed 10 produce the animation
alluded to- All however IL uncertain aud full Of mys-
terry. We tpov net What Q day or an hour may bring
forth and thoss vhe stand In position to turn every
unfsvcrsble movement In public Affairs TO proaisble
account, may well be satisfied. In anticipation OF .
speedy and smicsble arrangement Of the slavery ques
ton, stocks have slightly improved The effect OF .
favorable settlement Of any dicuity b usually sntc
pated In Wall street sns In the event of satisfactory
sdjussmento Of oil the pcisss In dispute between the
North and the South, TO morrow, the stock market
would be but sishty Affected; but the contrary n
MI Webster does not meet the sxpsetstions formed,
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and bis plan of settlement falls to meet the doulty
depreciation in prices stock securities Of al kinds
will, without doubt, be realized.
The imitation In the stock market still continues to
limited extent, but the bubble is blown to that
degree Of tenuty that the prick Of pin the least
breath Of air would suffice to explode It, The last few
sishths CT quarters that added TO the price Of
stocks like Harlem, Farmers Loan. Reading, Erie
Railroad sc that have been srti6cslly worked up
far above their rinsic worth, becomes matter OF
very difficult accomplishment like the last few add-
tions that made by children when balding card
houses the utmost dsxterity must be exercised the
whole shaky fabric comes topping to the ground. We
have now had, for the last three weeks steady In
fation In these securities they are called by oour
tssy, and It does not need ghost come from the
other world" to tell Ms that stampede 10 imminent
When operators in Wall street rscklessly going
to buy fancy stocks after rise Of four or Eve per
cent above what all really believe them to WORTH
II always exoites In the reeh wonder that ws
experience In witnessing the daring fests Of the
the tight rope or the slack wire. The utmost
that the most ssngune can hope for s further rise
Of quarter half per cent; and for the remote
chance Of obtaining pstry possible profit they are
willing to take the heavy risk Of most probable fall
to their original starting point which in cases
amounts to five or six per cent. The doctrine of
chances might be studied with prsht, We think, BY
come of the denizens Of Wall street
There were large sales Of stocks to day
at advance Of per cent prices current ct the
close yesterday. Purchases to considerable extent
were made en- foreign account. Large orders
csved by the last steamer and where agents here have
voice in the matter, they compelled to como
into the market and pay current rates. Government
stocks not firm ct the close and prices fell Oh
fraction Public securities Of all kinds were very
tive day With the exception Of Long Island, the
fsncies comparatively quiet most Of the transac.
lions were, however for cash. and the market closed
with downward tendency At the first board Erie
Railroad fell of per cent Long Island y; Reading
Railroad, Is; and Harlem, u. Erie Bonds, old, ad-
anced u; do, new III Treasury Notes, 1; Indiana SIS,
II. At the second board, Canton declined per cent;
Long Island u; and Erie Railroad, y.
The receipts at the Office Of the assistant Treasurer
Of this port to day, amounted to $142 1913 76 pay
ments, S1l9040-balance, s3790 4o3 80.
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near Seventh avenue, 2oxs2 81 675 house and lot on
Seventeenth street Sixth avenue, 16xp2 81 800
do do ls3 West Seventeenth street. lox36 and DO do
1856 do Do, So 800; dc do $40 Seventh street. 20xoT
$500. Broeklyn-1 lot corner Schernsrhorn and Ne
Wins streets 25xT5, $3.50; do adjoining 26x75, SS48
do do each 26x76, $476 esoh $3.50; do Atlantic
near Ne,ins street with State street, each
25xso, $500 each $500; do corner Powers and At
lantic streets 25xs0 $780, do adjoining Atlsntio
street each 25x60 $685. each, $lT65 do State
and Powers streets 25xso, $685. do adjoining each
opposite each xs0 5000 each, 81 200; do ATTAIN
tic near Bond street. each 25x80 $500 each 81 200
do adjoining, each 25xg0, $o06 esch $l2l0; do cor
Atlantic and Nevins streets, 25xs0 $T06 do cor
Atlantic and Pacidc streets 26xl00 $6l5; cores
Atlantic avenue near Hampden street, $40 each,
$500; do adjoining, 1885; do corner Portland ave
nue., $406 do opposite, $406; lots adjoining $500
each, $3.50; do DO $3.50 each, $500; do do. $685.
do do, $3.50; do Atlantic avenue near Cumberland
street $500; de adjoining, $40; do d. S255; do
d., $500.
SsrD-Thers is no American fax to be had under
81 So and Calcutta is held at 50. The sdvicss from
Calcutta quote advance In seed there OF one rupee
per maud-equal to 40 cents per bushel
TonAcco.-The inquiry is fair and holders very hrm
Sales OF $50 hhds Kentucky supposed on specustion,
1t private bargain and ICE bales Ha vsua lsc 90
TEAs.-Ths blacks in the Clsrendon's cargo were
offered by sution to day, and disposed Of at .
decline on previous prices There were some greens
offered Of the Rsdugss cargo bat they we're not sold
st prices that would be any guide to the market
WHisxEr-Was easier with sales Of $50 barrels OF
Prison and Jersey, ESQ cash. Drudge was nominal at
25c., time and interest.
WINS We notice sales Of 80 or. casks Burgundy
Port at an 45c.; and 20 DO fine DO at goo.
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Oar Baisilnsrs Correspondence.

BALrIaoaE, Feb ~, 1850.
The Union meeting, to be held In this city on Monday
evening -, Will be strong affair and will be ad
dressed men Of all parties and all creeds. The
prnsiPh eclaration Of the meeting will be, that Ma
rysnd e sidsrs all propositions for disunion Of the
States wright treason and 10 ready resist under
all and to the last extremity such pro-
position.
The holders Of through tickets to California by the
March and April steamers, In this city generally
disposipg Of them large profits three to four
hundred dollars are readily paid for them
lncendisrism IL prevailing here to . great extent
keeping the Hremen the trot from dark to daylight
considerable number of stables have been burned;
but the exertops Of the frsmen have prevented the
destruction Of surrounding property.
Our -four marle very dull yesterday An order for
500 bb Howard filled early in the day Of choice
brands Al 81 Is. which the only transaction. On
change holders offered sell at 81 62 without finding
buyers In City Mills nothing doing GraipSales Of red
wheat Co. white at 81 Us CornSales Of
white 40 40, and yellow at 6c Oats-No change
sugArAt auction yesterday Of 500 hhds New Orleans off
fered sold balance withdrawn 81 IS 00
Lbs. Also, Of l hhds Porto Rico offered sold
halar withdrawn 81 60 81 S. Molasss ST hhds Por
Rico sold At sai4 26se gallon Coffee $50 bags
Bsracabo sold at lie. l2Ho Hams "A sale of 1000 to
500 estern hams in SALT at To- per h. Whisky dull At
last cue tatons
The following sales Stock Board yesterday
100 shares West Bank 90 Is do Union Manufacturing Co.,
tine) 13 IL do baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 53 10 do
do "a. DO 40
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CITY TRADE REPORT

~. = II.
Gotten sold 10 Q fair extsat without any further
concession on the part Of holders. The market closed
steady, a. quotations given below. There continued
to be fair demand for Western and Stats -four both
from the LEGAL trade and from the East, while prices
continued about the RENE Canadian continued duh,
brands, while prices rem aimed the same Wheat con.
nusd to be held above the views Of b,yers and trans
.cton: were consequently sht ..ls q Canada.
closed Without snimstion.- ihsrs was no change
made, on terms given below Beef was steady. Lard
aimed the same. Cut meats were firm. Butter
and cheese were in good demand, and prices nrm.
There we're features In the grocers' market
worthy OF notice.
AsHss The demand was more active for pots With
but rather dull, with sales of 90 barrels ct So
BRKsSsIurFs This day transactions reach.
ed oeo bbls including One and sour At 81 s7l 81
State, mixed Ohio, ard Indiana, at IS IL q SIS IS;
Michigan, at IS Is So 37h, and pure Genesee at IS
rather heavy with limited inq ury and sales
Of co bbls at IS So &C. for mixed brands Balti-
more and t S country s. l2 ass isx
bbls. Brandyvine. Rye flour was pretty nrn, With
sal,s Of $50 bbls SO Tor hne and 50 57 for supsrhne
COfr Meal was lower the sales we're 500 bbs Jersey at
81 s5h Brandy vine ~ss duh at 50 WAsa,-Thsrs
was good milling demand for wheat but prices we're
far above the views Of purchasers Canadian vas In
better request with Gales Of 900 bushels handsome
white Of III To- Rye-Thsre was an esser feeling in
the market for with only small business doisg
at Gle Cas-1fe inquiry for osts good bu prices
lower, with sales Of Nofthern AZ iil.c Jsr-
tey at "a . SIC. aud southern ct 50 $40 Cow
There has been fair demand for to- DAY and the
market firm, with . sn all etosk On hand The
ssles amounted 10 ~ OCO bu,hes at sSc for damaged
"a &c. for mixed IS Sic fer jersey and com
white southern; 90 5ohc. for Jersey and Southern
yeow and rome small parcels at Sic. Included In the
RAILS we're 10000 bushes Southern yellow on boaTd
chip at Philadelphia at 57c-freight engaged 1T Cd
toTToS.- importers prefer holding their cottons,
thtn srbnittiDg 10 tie decline claimed. and vsinly
wished for, by buyers. Cotton can be hal at half
cent N the prices of Friday lzst. The sa.s to- day
reported are 200 90 500 bales Il which spipsers
toot fair proportion Telegra phicaily NE are in
formed CT continually eiuirisling receipts at the
porte and ~h,n prices will b. considerably In sdvance
Of those now current 10 question hksly be
solved We quote -
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WAsHIsGroN, February 20, 1850


The Alarm Sounded Doty's Resolution.
Mr. Foote, yesterday, urged upon the Senate the sp
pointment Of the select committee Of thirteen the
slavery question because unless action taken
within week, looking toward djustment power
on earth could save this Union from dissolution. He
doubtless referred to the supposed Southern orsanza
ton for breaking up the House by force Of arms
Monday next II Doty's California resolution Is pressed
70 pafsage In the teeth Of Southern remoustrsnces
A rumor of this Cremw eliap movement has created
considerable alarm; and hear this evening, that Mr.
Doty has been persuaded not To push the resolution
but 70 give way to the Introduction bill for the sd-
mission OF Csfor MIA In lieu Of the instructions to the
committee. This will be, certainly better than
ming the chances Of browbeating the South into
beoni for that there is such spirit aroused Is too
evident to admit OF trifing
California may be qualified to come In State No
doubt fhe Is under all the circums well qua
lined ne could be required and well represented to
Congress A. any other State. But her admission Is
question OF serious import and very great doubt with
decided majority in both houses In favor Of It. To
be admitted she must either be raced or wait while
longer. The whole issue hinges upon California.
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AARITIsE INTELLIeEHoE.


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gsrs-Ins arsy, Per,e cssslls. pillssury s,natera
ssssss Noble xsrbass s,insa wSs.ssss Mi. Ca
ri.dIy rss T. k rs sssa S :li.s. nI
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isSs smith EsSo,s sssr IsIs f.sst:ss. %: r-
s% a. 4 sl sr sh ss "a .n. Ps.
s,l,n r.s,s.., y,@,s r,.y r,s,s.
shp Butler tbe-) crssE Portland Gays in ballast. TO
SIS G.I9Sas lne-J. Dyer rort,ad. days. in ballast -
f,t j.sst!ts: Barbour. n.y.su,1. PR, IS day.. With
weather souihv.rd Gulf BTsnt sssmsa assd
bsis srsS.,is aS e.ss:, ssj sseis.A. n..,us,, 1,
bsrs cstsso CSi Por,isssJ. Buesn.. New Orleans. %
dsys With and moissss 20 the mssssr FEB % in
run into ~ ss steamer Trs.s 90 Island carry
ms .v,y re ri, s.,nsa,sn.. tgI -sra,; ss =,
d'Ia vi'h Tshesspy % fa.sn,,sd, sehsemasssr
nsIss.s, Rs..r. cs'ns' 'i a''" S''A
:s &; s &. ., s cSs,f E Il
an " ss g. 4, sr ssS wit.
nns s.,s:s siy ,a..l. Pin. E.'spSra 10 day. with
sshr s.sh Nash Coz Ssidosore eachrs,. S.- Orleans,
s., ron 81 ios, nom the james finnssan
ishr e-lnsnma Perry Mobile 10 days. with sss,on. &c.
sssr ss sev,r Poster A,s,s.p.. 10 days with sugar and
olae TO the master Experienced weather the
SIR s-ssoe. seeor Price. North Carolina. ss,y.
sctr wave. striing Virginia, 2 days
rehr Re- lovs. Isndor, hsrpshsrnock. days.
schr LADY a the Ishc Harris Norfolk, sasys.
ssI s.1y ssa fn.siRs.r s.spa days
eenr Amazon, -, smyrna. De. days
sckr Esile, - ,emyrns, Del. days.
sckr Nm Herfy, Slower, Delaware. days.
schr or On fSrds,y, Drummond. sne- fiii. 2 days.
Schr riisr, Ames. Boston. 2dsys.
schr Ccrneis, rsuns. Rev Bedford. 2dsys
n,,.r,.,,, ~ ,,s% Iv,,,i.s -,,b r.0,..... ara
1hurstca
Brig Jaues gi~eli from -
dusk last night chip south Of
the HigLisIds. and smother in the cfhns
Shire sieIten Austin, Moss Galveston; Richard Alsop.
Smith New orleans Julia Howard, Buitlsy Chsrlessr
tsls kt,ug Clark k.tsr,ss Maryland Klein kehms nds
bris Live Osh. sawyer. Darien.
snal tekt
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CONN., De mhfkft eAhhfff no Important
ton, and the demand is but moderate
FHtIes1s-To Liverpool rates remained about the
saus via at cd for corn. begged By ship aud q, a.,
but IN some eases 3-lod was a.ked and rate. Tor
heavy goods varied from 20 to 25s Rates q London
continued dull. To Hsvre the packet 81 the l.t vas
foil ct 30 fer cotton. and at SIS a 81 for sshss Re
Catherine mcssurcDent goods we're taken a. about
zee and heavy goods, az So
Frrrr.-About 100 boxes clusters changed hands at
- 2b, and 20 cssks prime old currsnts, sto4e.
HsSr vas frmer sales of so bales common. bat
from the Wet ubfavcrsbis to the extent Of
crop
from store ~ IKE, months; and 90 at IL 40,
Hers -Tbe demand Ia, been limited aud the market
unchanged Some small lots Of prime Western sold
10 Ike, but large lot in the market 20 DAY WAS
able a. c.nmspd over isc There also sales ade
q leo bales Western, a. terms not made public.
Ls.IBts.--1be market ~as Grn, -ith moderate sales
n,nlock. light weights worth lsh III sc; mid
dc, 10 lie; osk tanned tlaushter Il 22e dry
ltce., Is = zoe
NAyaI sroar. - Sales Of leo bbls tar ct sisl
on.-Tlers is good demand for lins-ed. for con-
fumytion ssier Of 2.Se0 gsliobs Epgitsh aud city
yie-.d % ole In cssks ana ose ia thls The Devon
th'fe iron London TO Ns- forh. threw overheard,
a. her cnrvo ISIS hhis of oil leo tons OF % 600
gsnors vhich viii leave great deficiency here In
rso,,.,oss Fork - There has been no material
SIC "a tor mtss aud - ~ y . ~ for prime Beet
urs hfm ~ih steady demand, and sales Of 100 bbis
81 s555s 50 for prime ans - " ~ for mes coun-
ny sect bans more sctise With ,sl.s Of 600
bbs Netetn at SIS, they vefe ally held higher
Cut Mtsts we're In better demand and price. rather
m,r. buo,au, With ,sles ~ GO tierces ut az axe
for shoulcerf, ard = tSs for hams Lard Va. Ia
lair req the hume trade with sales OF $50 bbl,
ara usiees At ~ sts.o 20g kegs at tJsc and loo
u.Iest sr.ste at tfc Buttsr very steady and in
coed t.qOsst. At fsh prices. Cheese hrn and In de-
usud SICK ssc
M Esisrs.- The ssles In Wall street we're 10 a
siderable extent o. foiiossEesl Estate thi. dsy
H.rse aud let llO suhtso street s4xlOO IS Qyo; do
- Nwnt
s,d N1iek str,.ts 81 So 90 do corner T,nh srenu.
ed cent? .ishth susst 2ix7s. - coo. a. do sdioin
ira 2as55 s. 80, 90 do neat cortsr Tenth avenue
sd ~erty. ninth street. 2sxl,0. 81 $50 1 lot on
T-sttsth stse. near Lexington avenue 5xts 81 5s0
I a. ~ t-snty.ninth street rear Lexington sv-rue
1fNts $40. . c. corner rhhd a'enue and Thirty.
tnh street, " tto dc al lining 80 90 each So eOO;
e. ~ 1husy. tfst street near Eighth ssenrs -.oh
.tAs ~ tOo each, 80 oCo, do on Eighteenth street
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WAsHIroror, Feb. 20, 1850.


Mr.. Websfer's Position.
Mr.. Webster holds good position on the slavery
qusstion-that Of comparative neutrality Uncom'
United to any plan, he Is just the man for osmpro-
mise He Is expected to speak to morrow, though We
were not prepared for his moving in the matter before
ths end of this week, the beginning OF the next
His mind has undergone some curious operations
during the discussion Of this question At one time
was expected he would Csss at another 1t was
thought he would reply to Jefferson Davis, Clemens
Ad ote and from his close attention to Mr. berren
We counted upon strong constitutional reply to the
powerful constitutional argument OF the distinguished
Georgian Finally 1t began to be understood that Mr..
Webster like MIR Benton, bad given up the idea OF
speaking at all until other Senators had the sub.
jeot OF its legs.
Buttoward the last Of the last week Mr. Webster had
his attention directly called to the crisis and the cri
tcsl symptoms which the evil OF the day. was rs.
sumipg suggesting the necessity Of an immediate in
terveption to do his beet TO the country
Opinions are conflicting TO his views and intentions
but We do not abandon our confidence In his ability
and readiness to shape cut plan Of getting tn,
thip OF the bar.
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Died.
On Wednesday morning, February 27th after . short
and illness Mrs HANsAH relict Of the late John
Ly ons In the 73d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those
and B. Issacs invited to attend her funeral on
Friday afternoon March 1st 1T half past two o'clock
from her late residence NO ~ Second street Her re-
New Haven and Philadelphia papers will please copy.
On Tuesday morning, the Goth instant, wAsHrsoros
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from the house Of Henry Erbsn No l32 Prince
street rec tn, afternoon, e. o'clock s. Oh,
Of Vincent X. Denoce, and daughter Of the late VIM.
f. Higgins, In the 2sd year Of her age.
attend her funeral Friday afternoon ct az O'Clock
from her late residence No Lafayette Place Her re-
mains wiz be taken to st. Marks Church for inter-
on the 2eth instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH wAsos, in the
Goth year Of her age.
And thy loss deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us
lie can all our sorrows heal.
On the 9th February, WILLIAM D'GARMo, In the
18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral without further In
vitstion his late residence with his SON. L. Brooks
DGsrmo, Ne 2s3 Grand street corner Of the Bo~ery
Thursday morning the 2sth instant, at III O'Clock
His remains will be taken to Balls Ferry, N. J.
At South Brunswick, y j., on Monday, 25th Instant
.,.n 81 Nv. sssd - Mr "; :, IN old
circle Of friends. His funeral took place at South
BTuEswick, yssterdey.
AT Cutchogue, L. l.. on the 2eth met, CARoLrss l..
CASE daughter Of Franklin B. and Sarah Douglass Case
IN her 18th year.
Cutchogue l.. L., Thursday, 2sth inst, at O'Clock
r NJ. The leave South Ferry at O'Clock A. M,
arriving in time for the funeral.
On Wednesday, 27th inst, In the Ssth year Of her
age, Mrs HaSsAH wife OF Henry III. lngersoll, after
painful and protrsced Illness, which she bore with
Christian fortitude and resignation. She died ss che
bad lived in the hope Of blessed Immortality beyond
the grave.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral services this after
ct o'clock, at her late residence 20 Perry street.
also the members Of Ashland Institution No Sisters
Of TEN psrapce: the members Of Meridian Ledge. AZ,
q ofO y the member Of Jerusalem Encamp nent,
No IS; also the members OF Oriental Divisiou No So
OF T. Her remains will be taken to Peekskiu for In.
terpept, on Friday morning
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WAsHiSGTor, Feb. 20, 1850.
The Dancer SfiH Predominant

The Danger Sal Predominant
The danger is still predominant Doubts are enter
tanned Of Mr. Webster promise Some assert that
he will not bring in the Missouri line, any PROPOSE
ten aactory to the South To be sure the crisis de-
mands great moral courage; but If MIR. Webster will
only venture to risk every thing, he viii gain every
thing Meantime, the report Of the prospect OF Q
bloody or nj least areyousionsry, In the House.
on Monday next on Dotys resolution is extending the
alarm and the danger OF dissolution OF all In the
country, ~ sueh time, Webster Is the to cast
himself into the breach The glory Of immortality and
perpetual praife s within his reach and IL he had the
nerve OF Henry Clay, should consider the danger
passed IL requires boldness - risk everything for
the Union to rave It, We SIN look to Mr. Web.ter to
do IL
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

STOCK SAI.ES.
Bosros, Feb %-Brokers' Boars-l share Western Rail-
road, lO25; A Boston and Maine Railroad l0Sz 10 Man
chester and Lawrence Railroad ST. Fiiehburg Railroad
lNT Boston and Providence Railroad, 6Gh ii Boston
Worcester and Nashua Railroad, bsod as Rutland Rail
100 Vermont Central Railroad. 4sx A; 1871 Old Colony
Railroad, 65x COY; Amoskesg Manufacturing Company
1000; ~ dividends Vermont Central Railroad No 81 y
$50 dividends Cheshire Railrsad. IS Sssond Board IS
Boston Providence Railroad, 65x 20 Western
Railroad, l02i IS Fisehburg Railroad. l01 bNorthern
Railroad, 6S 90 East Boston Company ban. Isl Cheshire
dividends Vermont Central Railroad No l. 81 80 10 shs
Essex stock, rights on, lis; 25 Essex Rights, ~.
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the 10th Of February 1885, before Neil Gray Commis-
siopsr Of Deeds.
In pursuance Of the above application bill has been
introduced and Is before the proper COMMITTEES OF the
Senate, In which body the memorial was presented
What the specific charges which Mr. Forrest in
tends to lay before the Legislature what the evil
dence In support Of those charges may be- am unable
TO .sy at present. But 80 those charges are
made and the evidence s0duced In support of them
will forward both In due season.
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Police lntsIiIaence.

IN .5R,rcd L,fsesiiea. "A complaint has been laid
before justice LothroU, involving very heavy defa-
cation alleged to have been Uncovered the Bu,ch-r.
Melting Association To-Day, 81 twOo CLOCK tie case
will undergo an iLvestigsticn.
sr,ssf on Suspicion Ofcsrs Reed aud Cole arrested
yesttrdsy. two we'll known characters, called Bll
1htmpsop alias Butcher Biil and jobs Chsmbsrs, on
suspicion having in their possession gold Ersncn
watch repeater. =. Grub maker Alexander ApriL lsll
THIS vatch Il supposed to be stOen or ~hich IN
or is wanted. Apply 20 the hef u Police where the
watch can be seen. The prisoners we're detained, to
await the refult