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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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Saturday Morning, May ". iool.S
An unusual degree duness has pervaded our III:
last week. though no, mors than was 10
at this advanced period of The season. Iot'on mas oeen sui
further under adverse accounts from Europe and
the high rates of European freight have entirely put stop
to the EXPORT demand Flour and Grain causing further
decline We refer for particulars however, to our detailed
remarks below.
The n,, steamer expected from Europe is the Africa Of
Cnn,rd's lne which will bring Liverpool dates the 10Th
inst.
ing 10 our last weekly review, Of fully No. opened langudy,
and was still depressed by the Accs accounts Of
which quoted further slight decline Liverpool Under
these the sales of Saturday. Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday forenoon. confined 49, 500 bales
reduction Of fully Of cent principally upon the lower
grades. About Wednesday the Cambria accounts
known be in town. stating that pr had fallen off
4Dsd during the week previous to the steamers leaving
Liverpool with sales Of "a 600 bales Nothing further
done in market that day. but ThursS sew
era buyers rwad and took 5000 bales rates es
fishing further decline since the Cambria Of OF cent
Yesterday the Europas letters through by mall and
said read unavoraby, but still the business
reached about 5000 bales making total for the week
bales taken mainly for English account We consider prices
about 7Sc lower this week. and reduce our figures &C
cordngy. The receipts this port since LIST September are
now bales against ISL lao to date last year
and at all the u g. ports there increase Of 5l7
bales
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RECORDER GENoIS CoURT,-ln the absence
Of the Hon. Joseph Genois yesterday, who is indis
posed, Alderman Fabre presided at the above court
Keeping Disordeyiy House.-Adele Pelehon
free woman of color, was fined fifty dollars for
keeping disorderly house at the corner of st.
Peter and Dauphin streets, and not being able to
pay, she was sent on a visit to the Work-house for
one month.
Disorderly Characters.-Ann Valentine and
Mary Harrison, each fined fifty dollars for
making scandalous disturbance on the sidewalk
in st. Peter street, and in default of payment, were
ordered to keep for month within the Work
house doors
Carrying a Bowie-kntfs- George St. Clair
was fined twenty-five dollars for being found
piciously lurking about the Levee, between six
and seven o'clock Thursday evening, with a
bowie KIN life in his possession.
Daring Robbsry-A man named George j.
Warner made an affidavit yesterday against three
men, whose names unknown for robbng him.
= He stated that between ten and eleven o'clock in
the morning, he in the grave yard on St
Louis street, and three men came to him, and in a
deep gambling transaction, robbed him Of gold
watch douboon and ten American twenty dol
lar gold pieces They then decamped carrying
his purse, which they had borrowed with them
robbery, and made affidavit, upon which war
rant issued for their arrest. He tried to catcl
y the thief, but was detained by an accompics, VIII
prevented him running after him.
Disturbing the Peace.-Bridget Golden wa
fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace of S,
Peter street, at ten O'Clock on Thursday night.
Breach of T'rust-A free woman of color, name
Sarah Lee, yesterday maze an affidavit agains,
woman named Mrs. larry, for a breach of trus
1t appears that Sarah Lee is respectable ffe
niger, and had made herself acquainted wit
! Mrs. larry, who lived q uear neighbor to he
About the 9Th of May Mrs. Jary was going
IA marriage in her family. and great were tn
a IS made for celebrating it. She went I
the ",sso. worked upon her sympathies unit
she Obtained Re loan of three gold watches and
coral necklace, for the express purpose of " cutin
swell" upon the suspicious OCCASION ST
dressed herself, her daughter and the bride, in
stylish manner, and the watches gave such a bea
ifu finish to their toilet, that she actually fell
love with Them and appropriated them to her ov
use. As she refused to give them up, the nigg
has preferred charge against her for breach
trust, and the case will be investigated in fe
DAYS.
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Fourth DISTRICT COURT. = Before Judge
Shdubridge.-Leonard G. Klinck VS.. the Protcc-
. tion Insurance Company. - In this case, which
anne on Tor trial yesterday, the plaintiff sued for
$290l, which he claims in consideration of hav-
Jpg insured, in the office of the above company,
MS stock and merchandise in the stores Nos. 81
and % Gravier street, and which stock was de
slroyed by fire on the 18Th Of December last.
A policy was granted 10 the plaintiff, insuring
him 10 the amount of $4,000, and his insurance
was effected upon his stock of wines, liquors and
cigars during the preceding month of October.
After the fire he applied for payment of bis losses,
to the amount of S29Ol, which was referred by
the agents to the company, and on the 25h of
January petition was filed in the Fifth District
Court, praying for judgment for that amount.
The Court was occupied yesterday in hearing
evidence for the plaintiff, which went to show
that the fire was purely accidental, and that the
plaintiff absent from the city when il occurred
After the examination of witnesses for the plaintiff
had proceeded until three O'Clock, the case wa,
continued to this morning.
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L PAW, No. la5
g hatiiam street
(The oidest + ca
establishment in the
Unite s. ,tes.) N
Orleans Agenv Il
Canal st'eet These
Teas are mere e>.
tehsive y 4 NV % and
approved OF. thai
ihOse oil apy uths
establishment in thi'
county. Every ser
son the CANTON
| TEA COMPANY en-
deseOrfO cOnt'Ol III,
mo-, val able anr
useful kinds ofTEA
that are int Orteli ,
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=
L TEAS ever offered for
sale in this city and at lower
pri,es. These TEAS are Il
the latest importation, and
Ofthe most choice qualities
grownin Chins, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well ST.
cured metallic packages, SO
as 10 prese. We their fra.
grancs as long as in the
chests,
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with ever dnscrip,
ton Of TrAs. inchests, halt
chests, " ID and 8 ID box
age, ii desired.
,asrJ 81, A
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New York NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
STEAM BOILER FURNACES-The sub
~ serbes being CONVINCED by careful and thorough trial
that B BAKERS IMPR,'VEO FURNA,'E Ell decidedly the
method Of setting plain Cylinder and lue Boilers
surns an mpo ant economy in fuel other forms OF
sIuc,on have Agents for the patent in the United
staes. and offer being highly liable improve
men and worthy the attention OF all parties using steam
power. The of the furnace moderate sn' Of
certificates OF and other inOrma
ton relative it. may be obtained on application 10
JOHN L. Gu AND EE. y Canal St, NewOrlea
sTlLLMAN, ALLEN co. Novelty Works.
apIS 1mdAW NewYork
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PUPILS.

PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office Of Superintendent
/ of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with my residence in Massachusetts,. The number
will not exceed six. shall only endeavor lnsruc,
them all suitable sudies but shat also stri, attention
and morals and consult their wei In al
things NV residence Fall River Railroad tive We
hours travel from hewYork and from Boston, on the
ders of the pleasant ase Of BrdseMater shall leave
further formation, will find daily nj 22a Camp street,
lat, veen nd n clock (anls7 -" A.SHAW.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Mote the Fir, municipality DESIGNATED in the fol os ing
table by m the Nos commence nj the Railroad ana run %
the Second mZ the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. Fuooa Landing. In the Third ln3I The hrs
commence Al the Railroad and run down being Wharf
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Saturday Morning. Ma, II. ls5l.}
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Lexington, Thompson, Liverpool. ri TALE
s s$s $ $: E : Mss:;
ship TaIau,n Doughty. Bosom , rSV, 1yn rs,,
g. e. Tx 2d as Gam Gsn .ssso'
Brs Pulaski. Norris, Bordea1x Ch.. nj, isns rs
Schr Mary Ellen. Nottingham. Tsmpc1, .;u. q, 49,.
schr RoS H sp.ddss Goidns. Vera Cruz. WIS Brown
Arrived.
Steamship Msra Burt. Emeron. from Galveston. 10 Green
Harding &co-.sd my,
Bark Black Squat Codman from Rio de Jansro I'd April
to Ga,reI IL. Sags KIM s0 dm R Ro de .o.i,o b March,
Bark Chas Thomp.on Small 30 days from Boston. to
sch Leiper Thomas days from Grand Gallon. to w
jackson &oo-''' my syr.xso.rs.
H nt. s% sss1T s. River.
Empire State, Stein. from Cincinnati.
Hiram Pows SsTHsi a. 'te% o aa" Cincinnati
sssse ksy IRON %es SSss r ene' ve.burs
Peytona, Shalcross. from Louisville.
Sias Wright. synmes, from lncnnati
Towboat Ocean. Mcpanies from the W
Ss n Sf saGs o "a.
Clara Bell and Chas Thompson.
Ship Mid hdhes.fi from Boston ton
| Exports.
PHLADELPHIA-Pe, ship William: {, 80 bales cotton
bbs castor OIL 1896 pigs lead, % bbs cobalt l6 bars
iron. ~ l2 sacks horns. ST. horns, So hide
ana %IiV?ERFooL-Psr. ship Lexington 1854 bales cotton
'aIsf sRip Hssy nv vs. Sas. cotton
LivEkPOOL-Per ship Alex Grant: 1891 bales cotton
GENoA-Per ship E,pindola: 1858 hhds tobacco FAC
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Succession Of the late j. r. 4. Livaudais. Long
Credit Sale of very valuable Lots of Ground on Con-
stance, Magazine and Camp streets. back and
Annuncaton Square.
BY N. VIGNIE, AuctiOneer.
CATURDAY, May a. 1851, ~ oco r. AVN be sold
- the EHcha Lou Charities
and Royal seeBy order from the Honorable the
Fifth d strict Court Of NewOrisans-
The foil wing LOTS OF GROUND belonging TO the
Of s Jacques Francois Ernoul ivaudsis
l. Three Lots Of in the Square bounded nnuncaon
Conance Rooin Race zed Lots Nos l. and
measuring each fee ihcbes oes front Constance
st eet, BY Ia fest l0uches AMI ines deep
Four Lots Of Ground ia the houded ny Constance
Mag isine Rotn Rsce designate as Lots Nos
being Of Magazine AID sreets 10
Nos inches aud lines front Maya
by 100 deep, aud fronting the conmor
opening Lot No. Fl iee 81 che
line. Magazine by los feet dep Lot No.
10 cbes nes front hace street, BY D
feet II inches and lines deep .
Three ted In tina Square bounced by Robin
Camp deenatd as Lots Nos L.
esch q f.et inches front CAM
by average depth Of 81 Lot No. measures
feet front Camp depth OF about 10 ies III
who's according to plan.
Terms e-,ourh, cash aud the balance credit Of on
approved endorsed ,ecured by mortgage
divided iro If required and
bear int, maturity, regular paid al tie rate OF
until fna paymeat his clause VIII not
Indtrsoo5 delay the payment OF Hd oe
OF before Jo Cuvie Notary Public at the expense
| the purchases msi4
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Imports.

BOsTON-Per ship Terrell 1000 tons ice to L Warner
&co
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Black Sbuall: 5000 bags
coffee Gardne' Sager &co-510O do Brown, Bros &co-
bb mdse Cant Goldman.
RIO DE yANElRO-Per bark Clara Bell: 1891 bags
coffee Rail- &cO.
BnSTON-Per bark Chas Thompson: 500 tons ice to
Jenkins
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr s Leiper: ~ bbs mo
lasses, ~ bales mos to order
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WANTED-A Colored Woman, to COOK ana
s,,.a, "o'" '"' ' ' "'' my6 II
"ANTED-A Partner in a well established
w and profitable business wanted, who can 1urnsh
some six or eight hundred dollars md whose business capa
city be aested For further information. apply tS al'
office. myo "
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Ape person that
w understands the cleaning and putting OF Sea she
None apply he his business Apply
10 JOHN CUTsO, No. II, corner Of Levee and pnmalnt
streets. mle Nv
WANTED "A situation by respectable
w American Lady house keeper in hotel or private
family She is fully capabe having superb 5sndsd one
objections 10 go in county The best reference can
given Address tn A. T.. ut this office. myo Nv
northumberland and Furnished Rooms
ID can be OBJ aimed on most r. asonable terms, from
Mrs. Hughes at No. 80 Tchoupioulas street. . 8
my8 I'm s. =
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4htps

EOA'S STARCH-30O boxes, in store and for
sale by
ans 4. u. GRIEF & co 81, ~ and ~ Old Ievee.
ELOUR-l94 bbls Ohio superine, landing ex
L steamer Gen, Scott, for sale by
sph A. D. GRIEFF b co. 8, " and y Old Isvss.
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STEALING Woop-Severa persons have been
arrested during the last few days, at the instance OF
captains of vessels, for stealing wood from the
steamboats, lying at our Levee. The police have
orders to watch any persons committing this Of
fence, and to take them in custody.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening, May 16 1851. :
Arrived during the past week. 57a head of Beef Cattle,
sos Hogs, 1903 Sheep, q Mich Cows, and 80 Calves.
There fine Western Beef Cattle offering. but
pile supply of Hogs and Calves and today receipts GAO
head) comprising the stock Of Sheep on hand.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES

Spring and Summer CLOTH1NG. Z
FRANCIS FABRE Il CO., 20 Magazine streee
,..oe,,foI,v cali the attention Of their fyien11 -
public T. their lsrse anck Of SPRING AND 6yN0 ~
ti1cTHiNG They have in exteaseso snet.
ment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS. 70 which tnsy n.y. y
particular notice. wv 1@ " :.
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Biloxi, May 3. 1851.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception of visitors The first day Of 80
The proprietor have added largely to their sis
rDvements during the past winter, and will be llG
during the prepared to ir m tour to
five bundled persnus In ddion The medicinal and cura
Or pertes The diseases peculiar 70 Southern
china thee Springs advantages over most OF
the watering places in the SOnth and West Being situated
but four from the Bsbee river in Choctaw county
Ala healthy region be found 10 the Southern
country accessible by steamb0a at all seasons Of the
year It would be useless to attempt full scripon OF the
benefits 10 derived from the of these waters suffice it,
that fully warranted saying that their sanatve pro-
peres the of diseases OF the liver stomach bowels
kidneys and skim of long standing, general debility o.
system rheumatism. dropsy, etc., are rot SURPASSED
by the Unted States hundreds can testify
who have tried their effcacy
Many anangen have been made and are in progress
for the amusement and pleasure of visitors. There will be
GUAR packets from Mobile the Springs semi weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be In constant aiten
will be c, instantly supplied with the best the country
affords and the propreors pledge themselves to
pans r. render their visitors For chemical pro-
peres of the water the public referred 10 the analysis
one Of The PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Brumby, Of the
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DRAWING. AND PAINTING.

Mrs. C. E. DA PONTE is prepared to CIV
wi LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT. rs
ING in Water Colors She may be seen at Mis-
burds, opposite Lafayette Square. mhN II
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Tea Warehouse.

No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
rNH r largest a assortment Of GREEN and BLACk
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NEW ORLEANS:
, ATUHnAY MOR>,sG. MAY ~. 1851.

y FiRE.-Yesterday morning between and
o'clock fire was discovered in house on Dauphin
street, between ST. Anne and Main streets, which
burnt furousy for short time, but fortunately the
flames were soon arrested and the fire extinguished
before it had time to do any serious damage. A
kitchen apartment belong to the estate of McDo-
negh, and another belonging to Mme Lecouraeur,
re destroyed, with few articles belonging to the
I or habitants, but other injury was sustained.
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT-Yesterday
morning a number Of Migrants and suspicious
characters ornamented the police dock, but his
Honor discharged most of them for want of persons
to prosecute. The officers who had arrested them
were absent other business, and the Recorder
several times lamented the fact that his court was
deserted.
Stealing Watch.--Joseph Smith was charged
with stealing watch, the property of Mr. P,
Callahan, on the 18th of May, 1t appeared that
about six o'clock on Sunday night the door OF Mr..
CaIlahan's house, at the corner Of Gronde and
Hevla Streets was open, and Smith was seen to
walk deliberately into it, by the son of Alderman
Btugnens After remaining two or three minutes,
he out and wen, away, and shortly after, it
found that watch had been stolen Smith
was fully identified as the man who entered the
house, and he was down to the First District
Cont for trial.
Brsaking the Peace.-Joseph Hertz was ordered
to give bail in $500, for threatening to kill Mr.. A
Steey, on st. Charles street, Thursday last
with bowie knife.
Vagrancy-Patrick Kelly and Michael Tool.
charged by officer Montague with being va
grants, and Longing about Poydras Market in
suspicious manner, at three o'clock yesterday
morning They were remanded.
Charg lot Assouh.-John Duffy and James Nc
Crystal were charged with assaultng James Coch
ran, about O'Clock, on the, night of The 9Th May
On s.. Charles street It appeared that there wa
n noise opposite the St. Charles theatre, and tn
2 Waterman went into the crowd 10 prevent the dis
mrbance. He dragged about by McCrysta
and Others, and severely beaten and knocked dowr
In the affray the officer lost his hat aud club, an
was assaulted by great number, who rescued
prisoner from his custody. Duffy brought evidenc
TO prove that he did not commit the assault and h
was discharged; but it was proved that McCrysl'
struck the Waterman on the face and otherwi'
assaulted him, and he was fined S. and ordered
give bail for his good behavior.
Police Arrests Three or four persons we
brought before the Recorder upon several pet
charges, yesterday, having been arrested at II
request of citizens, who neglected to appear al
prefer the charges against them Ia dischargiI
them from custody, his honor said that the placli
was disreputable of giving citizens into custo
upon frivolous complaints, as il was a breach
the liberty of the subject; and he hoped the poll
would use a discretion when they were request
to take a man into custody
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SYRUPS.

GOSHEN BUTTER.
On KEGS fresh Goshen Butter, for sale low to
~ close a consignmel IT., ny
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SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS.
IN TtERCES Stagg n Shay's choice Hams
w 80 tieces Davis Hams. landing from United State
and for sale by GOODrN co,
mylS 2w "a and % Common st.
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANIAIioNs
ToBACCOThe subscribers have e.
Mason County Kentucky, Tenuessse and Missouri "
PERS AND FiLL.ERS, Aso-Tobacc9 = MUS ano
hsss selsctsd nr the Mexican market and Tor pantanoe
no oss o. 'e'es'eN " TURNER & RENSHAW,
81 Camp street and 43s Tchoupitonlss street.
s-zy- r,.a ~ bals,i ~ nrisv fe4 "
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ECLIPSE STABLES,
DATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEToR-On Pts
ID iippa street. opposite Union; Horses at all
ZINES 20 let either In harness saddle.
- Several tins Horses on hand for sale.
Avn Also, a pnma 10, Of Kentucky Mules A
LIN for sale. N reasonable tsvms 90
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DUTCH CRUSHED SUGAR.
IN CASKS superior Dutch Refined Crushed
for sale nv GOUnRI,3H T. co.
myl6 2w II and ~ common st
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Madame Dwell


SANITIVE HOUSE, conducted by W. X. F.
FRYER, Indian Doctor-princpai residence and ofce
La-Hasing opened office Of consultation and house OF
the above title in the town OF Biloxi Miss., which will
Of negroes. both male and iemae the efficacy Of
ws S1 a. s sna % Dsa
operate auxilares in restoring the rick 70 health. vgor and
sands may thus be cured viii hereafter testify have
chosen this place for Hospital connected withmy office
belt Of land mile and hall vide and nearly surrounded
py the purest Of sst water the Gulf being on the south,
which four lps every day ) ana high
no o s as NJ s
o. Biloxi Inc water on my place Is pure soit and excel
and the weather. unless fresh and then.
calm as the bosom OF summer lake. speak the above
tore, know any other place which citizens
and owneu Of sick slaves could send them with better pos
distance VINO wish 10 come 70 Biloxi and ogtan my medi
cine. a. good and respectable be had
nnoai is accessible from NewOrsans, La, to Mobile,
skiu captains Ths other oicss and servants are lind
speak OF their good reputation. Therefore, plan
and others having uable sick slaves, will nd TO their
interest TO place them under treatment, the entire
expense OF medicine and attendance Will be covered by two
dollars day. and money demanded till the made,
the going transportation back and
forward Escu patient be iurnned with three chang
and drawers with saIlabs shoes and socks All patients
over fifty years admissible by the day only and mens in
ar. w. A WILLIAMS. my brother.in law. who has
studied and practiced with and speaks the English and
French languages. viii supentend office New orleans
during absence from city. MY establishment Biloxi
Will remain under the and supentendence Of Mrs.
FRY Err (who speaks good English and Ffench during
my absence IRON the place.
Dr. FRYER also attached his establishment in BIZ.
ioxi. large Two Horse Carriage, drawn by OF the
most beau tu Arabian skew bal match horses the United
States, with his and careful driver,
Of his patients and Other gentee and
bic parties wsing the beauties OF the county They
also be accommodated ladies' and genemens sad
dies ng sening rides He also prepared 10
keep hoses by The day. week month. reasonable
and every other attention will gwen horses and Carriages
his stable.
All letter. enclosing 45, postpaid, will b thankful,
received and punctuay attended TO, and none othen
| swered or lifted from the post.0ffce.
10 those sick who may think proper seek my counsel
ntIust their sick slaves to simply in ccncu
have Tor LEST twenty years. and which hope
conduct with an unsued reputation and integrity have tn
Respectfully. etc.,.
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Robbers and Robbery-A. B. Sanford, Elizabeth
Sanford, and John Roney, have been arrested on
suspicion Of being concerned in the late robberies
in Buffalo. Two thousand dollars of the stolen
money was found on them.
The Office of the steamboat Superior, at the
same place, was entered on the Both ult, and
robbed of TWO thousand dollars.
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Mr. Hobbs Iriumphant-Mr. Hobbs, the Yam
kee lockpcker, has, we see, obtained another
triumph, having had his lock restored to him un-
injured, after fortnight's persevering attempts on
the part Of skillful mechanic to open it. He has
also received report of committee affirming its
mpregnability. Hobbs, however, comes out, in
the London Times, and says, he should be mos,
happy to give any other person an opportunity OF
trying his skill in the lock-