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b. Wsz, T.. Beat, Mr.. Henry Aus haR, y y sgfase, s.
Roah p. H. Park, g. BALDWIN. Jno Bars Jas Psisrsca
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H. Giin r. c. Garden W. Bay, Hunter W. H. Jonr- sahs
bury Aslborn, VIM Spear. WA Holman. JDp Lont, J.
Lond Queensland J. Iansbush, WIN j. fitcr and chh
Walsh Mr. Wycts, G. kns. Grof, I. Bean, Caldwell. H.
LAZY, N C. kiyor d. O'Ben. q. w. Reynotbs
r. v Dean Y Taylor Gage. Harlem stns.v
NJ hobart, NJ B-eti. ~ Afsrs. g. Morett, L. R-spnssai
other.
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PrI1ApyIpuIA MAnKyr-Mondav May

o-QrgrcITRoS BARK isdnl at Sal % Y taz zns ne ss
DO ,aIes mshns CorTos held for higher Pres ns r.
market continues firm. Sales OF so bsfErs ~ p
Xnere is moe crate inquiry for city ccr sun p," Vi AZ
Ssi A. for common ard selec. brsncs sns - ~ y ars
for extra ard fancy lots hieher enc ~ A. - -.
and Coss MEAL held frniy ssiss o. FL ~ ;cb shs
tor,er A. 50 % and 80 bbls of the iairsf Oh "S' '
stock is quite small st - IA y boL q, .,,,ies con,
TIer, l. = rood demand WHEkr, sra the 49,,
tiuue snail saes Of 5000 bush prime W "a a
hush Red n ~ pei bssh~i fhe market 70 bare o.
= ,~.ntsd for distinx at Is cents Coas eooa asnsa
- sormer rates Sales OF go bush rennsyisss os
snsirr yellow st 81 cents and White AZ o. csa A19s.
11rs s,a verv scarce Loo bush DelawEe sofa a. E1e
per bushel which Is Sfufther ADVANCE ana 1e"'''
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........MA,
Cleared.

sesmrhipRmpre City Leeds New Orleans and Havana, q.
RoLefts.
s,ps-ssas Holmes, Berry New Orleans VIM Nelson sosi
Cden BsrIc London, Geo Colns fmgrsnt (BremD
Andersen, ambgrg. sclId Bahen caa,oa sevs wsessr
sci, master France, Nchols, Apslachcola.
Brs Marriott spau,ipg, spighng, Msrsees H. W. Tundys
Roe, srdi Belg gekann, Havana, H. Broelnzn 0cssns
fNofw Horn, msgaqlsdays NJ B. sclmil, Bschen; Wave,
lBr Haph Quebec Logan Collins; n. Wnsht, Aserel Ba<
nos Ayres, Russell & Morton.
ns.Lsoe TaImsn Savannah stursrs, Chairman Co Sd
wansrs, Fsy, 81 MARKS, &c Coz Anderson Col clarsnea
(Bf smsb, TDrhs Island Tucker LshDourns John " Dovt
toohs Havana Perkins Delsno Solomon Eaton Small, WI
praon ~ ~ Freeman Co., Ornes. (sorwl jain, Masss
sehmid Bachsn; lafayette, Clifford Philadelphia,
ter; gorHss, Collins, Apslactcoa, H. Post
sctoorers-Elo.e Robinson Wilmington. T.. Mecfeady; Pa
esfc Atwip BALTIMORE masterj Anna, Williams, Norfolk vss
Brust ssht Hiram G,rari Hammond Bshmor-. Mailer O.
Lord Helene. Gng ChaesoD, \. L. mcCfsady Co; ADJ
hide Bss New Bedford master A. j. DE Rossett, Bfswsers
" la as,Ga Donsr Potter
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On s1sasy Nay SANE MITCHELL, wife Of John Mitchell
pace from 81 Philips Church. Centre st. on TUESDAY May
on Monday morning May TO- after short illness, Mr.
1nohAs hiN6sIAND. IN the 4sth year Of his
Stephen Kns.l,ns 70 80 nc 80. - =, ,.,J n. 6ss.
raj from his late residence South 3is wfamsbarss, this
Tn nd'y morning May g. Of disease Of the heart Mrs LYDIA
Al r 2. Jonathan D. HolsrOot aged 20 years And months
wan, fuhe, invitation. Tuesday, at O'Clock, from No %
saturday. May after i.s.,. Mr. JOHN BoSsALI
His friends and those Of the family are respect
S invited 70 at,en . funeral this oornas At Set from
ns a.. sae1cs Mors'own j. cnnAse' vii be IN waiting
on ,ns s'rissi o. ne 81 O'Clock morning tram
On Monda5 May TO- Of disease Of the heart JULIA MATILDA
dsqsner Of Alfred and Md Hof sged 10 years and months
ihe eave. and friends Of the mi respectfully invited 70
ne' ner. oeoel on Tuesday afternoon from No. 70.
inierment-
br,n ALBERT Van BguRES. ssed noa.hs and 10 days,
only child Of bert W. Van Bearen Decreased.
s4yeas.
The relatives and freud. of the family respectfully
20 10 attend her fanera Tuesday the h inst At O'CLOCK
r NJ, nom her late residence, No. lss Madison s,l
for from the ' day of May the sth day cf Nay 1851, Meu,
" Women 81; Boys, 1855 GHis, s3-o,sl ssa
Bns rom Womb l. Bseiins B-dlns from Lung. l. burned
i cLosr, MoSsas 3 Cole Consumption s. CONFUSION, 80
Group 49, conse.toA OF Lungs cyanoss l. Debility Dshum
Chest Drowned5 by senery Hip Epilepsy
Espess Fracture Fever Bilious Fever Puerpera
Fever Remsnt Fever Scarlet Fever Tphod Fever Tyhus
H. ease Of Hear Hopping Cough Inflammation Of Brain
Inflammation OF Bowels l. Inflammation Of Heart namms
Kidneys Inflammation Of Lungs 81. Inflammation OF
Stomach Inflammation OF Liver Killed Murdered Major
ration Msrasmus IL Measles 3 Notification ,. old Age Palsy
Premature Brit; e Peunsy Rheumatism Scrofus g. Small
Poy r. spue Suicide suhocsuon l. 1eehns Tetanus 2.
Worms ]. Unknown B.
Age-Under year. to years ~; To bs to 10, -;
40 -; 40 co. j; ISL ~
to 20, 49, 70 to 81. 30 10 -, >; unknown. 5.
PLa IF Naiuy-Unted States 25i Ireland 20; England, 49,
Scotland ~; France, Spain, Prussia British
Possessions North America, 5; Pc aud, Belgium, Norway,
unknown,
From Hospital Bellevue 10; Penit.nsy Black wells Island
Small Pox Asylum, DO. Boomlngialc Asylum
Insane R.ndas Island Guy Hospital, City Prison. Aims
Hause Colored Home COored IA
Interments returned from Wards Island, 3s
A. w. wHrTs City iuspsstor
CITY Ltreefc-s Once, May 9. ls5i
RrroEr DIArus the City OF Brooklyn for the week
endns May 3. 1851.
Dssases-Bronchii- Cancer in the Womb Casualty,
the Brain Consumption Convulsons Group
Debility. Dsrrhra DroDsy, Drowned, Fever Con
se-tve Fever Puerper. Fever Scarlet Heart Disease
Inflammation Of the Bladder Inhamns
hn Of the Lunss+ lntemp-ance. Killed. Maliorms'on
Nsrasrids Neglect Premature Birth, Scrofula Snail
Pox, Still born s. Suicide Accident suhocson Il Dropsy
in the Head. 3
Males. Il Females. %; Adults. ~ Children, So Total -.
~ WENDELL, Health 0Hcer.
Q6ce Of ire Board Of Health
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BOARD OF ALprRMEy-Monaav MAJ {

BOARD OF ALDERMEN Monday MAJ g..
Meh.rd Compton. ESQ., in the Chair and quorum pre-
ssSS minutes Of the previous meeting Were read and
rsloes Rse,ed-Of property owners for the extension
=, ~ "e' "a kvngtons from Tie Bowery 10 Sherif-S,
orsnise Hook and Isdder Coz OF John O. Corliess
I 01efs oT sewer in Stthst from lth 10 Madison Of
LSoa and Others to have the piers and slips eetwse.
esets,s appropriated for mar. Ell, scops and
vessels; OF Geo Walters Esq for donation toward
u- Washington Monument at the CepitOl Of r. glc
r ~ ior enlargement to their houss; of several
N - W 10 iotst between 6th and 7thsvs OF Hss- Co.
20, Ncrease Of members; OF John Roach and others
ana sr ee'wesn IN ard and sfavs graded aud curb
- sohes set therein: OF owuers OF property 9TH
o. nesr SHAY. fog pubic hydrsn,s
a Tts.esssiess I'd qtet-By Aid Oakley;
I, of er.n coward the burial expenses OF the isznl
~ lne NE al No 100 Cstharinest and II aid smount x-
ss eApeies the balance 70 be devoted for the benefit
fre "' VINO nave lost the.g Industrial savings by the
By Ala Smith:
fihs 'e peg Of loo feet length b. built at he foot
- gary ona hon the CITY
40 ielaF the pavement IN 8th-st between 2lay. aud
se To eNcava'e mud froln Rooscvelt.ss slip and
sp between Roosevelt and r.th. rine., n the
Pa pef No, Der
wa, ss'ss AdpedThe iollo~iar by Alderman Siarte
srop'ef amer few rem.rss by him add Aldermen
sss eae hans Alderman Ward objected to the res or
nsiu ~ ban moved 10 refer TO the Committee
a'unent which was lost Whereas in the matter
I'd az ~hsireet which Was opposed by those INTEREST,"
AL eooat Oft eNoIb'snt charges Of the commission
summation OF tie COmois rOners report refused
'oaf. about jun 1910 and the expense OF tbs COM
nA ~ sboe; sS7o0 paid oat of the Cay Treasury. aud
Cest nnssaoseEs ready TO report again 10 tn,
&ss e expenses of which last report 70 sboat
which have been taxed making the whole expense
a. nhscr nearly 81 coo. wn..e Toe whole amount OF
vhs,vs oF benefit does exceed the SUM Of 10 And
49," slinpostsnt that the Common Council should
M possession OF all the and circumstances by which
m veaes amount 10 so large amount Therefore e II
mr.. ihat The Street Commissioner he requested u
A. ,es Board Al the meeting soon pcssl-
rrrss ss'olnk paid Of the City Treasury said hst
a. ca feport the items Of SAID amount the amount 20
a. nnissones to the Counsel for CLERK hire hire
L., Saoan surveys Ae Also the charges In ies OF the
E.sepp..N a. taxed BY the Court. aforesaid.
RI1s ada7 tsdIn favor Of ring Front-st- between
ky. In favor OF repairing Pier No ~ East
fo. Ia issor Of eonearrins build sewer in Henryst.
Sst 70 Chnon-st. Tobud sewer In Vsndewa-
paws @othst. between 5sh and 9th-svs Ia favor
d go rftst, between eth and 5hsvsL To build
ps'wesn 18th and esth-sts In fsvog OF ssfanains
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MONDAY, May i0-P. M.

There is little change to note in the
Stock market since Saturday. $4,000 Government
Stocks sold at previous prices and few Ohio 6s OF
1856 and 1860 at decline of i9. Erie Convertible
Bonds of 1862 were the chief attraction and sold at
advance of u in the morning and further advance of
y cent in the afternoon, $4,000 having been taken at
90 by one of the strongest buyers in the street. after the
Second Board The bonds of 1871 were steady. Can
ton Stock was buoyant, and was bought for Bat
more account The advance q y ceat The i'm.
proving value of Real Estate in Canton has effect
on the value of this stock. Coal Stocks also buoy
ant Delaware and Hudson Canal advanced n and
Dauphin n Reading dull at the Second Board at
"A decline Nicaragua fell of p cent; Zinc Stock re-
ceded g. No sales of Erie Stock were made at the
Second Board in the morning it declined %. freud
of the Hudson River Road bought at 65 Buyers option,
70 months Harlem again declined 9. p cent, and
closed dull and heavy
The demand for Sterling for the Boston
steamer is dull. The asking rates lower. Mesrs.
Brown Brothers Co and the leading drawers only
ask 10 p cent premium, at which very moderate
business has been done. One Banking house sold at
OIL TIE supply is large The Cotton sales at all the
norts supply an amount fully adequate to The demand
In Freights the engagements made have
been to fair extent and 1T steady rates. 1900 bbls
Flour at old rstes 10000 bush Wheat Sd, both 10 Lv
erpoo and 1900 bales Cotton, 3l6l 0732d also to
Liverpool
The Empire City Bank has commenced
business at the corner Of Broadway and Great Jones'
St, under the Presidency OF Elijah F. Purdy Dir.
Henry I. Kiersied is Cashier.
The receipts of the Saratoga and Wash
ington Railroad Company from passengers and freight
for the first three months Of the present
year, are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S0ll "a
The same months last year. H,lo' DO
Increase over 3700 l5
Francs are dull at 15G5.164.
The demand for money is very light
while tie supply increases daily The value OF money
has settled fairly down to four per cent ct which 1t Is
very freely offering loan for short periods and Tor
short dated prime paper Good names are discounted
ct short ard medium dates at 5 to per cent
Another advance in Cotton has been OBJ
tanned to-day with heavy sales and something Ike
speculation has fairly commenced.
During the month of April, fifteen thou
sand four hundred and three passengers were carried
over tie Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad.
CASH received from passengers. sl3aW 40
Cash received fromfreisht trains- ------. 4rHi III
Total. .sl7,7H 81
The above returns show an increase OF business over
the previous month. During the month OF April the
trains suffered detention of five 1ays In consequence
Of the great food aides &c tskng this into consdera
on it VIII be that the amount of revenue derived
from the road is rapidly increasing and bids i.ir 10
surpsss the expectations Of its most ardent supporters
The entire track between Pitsbursh and Massilion 10
6ne order-as Is sbundsnty showed By the puncsuai
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CoURr CALENDAR-This Day.-SUpE-

RIoR CouRr-Numbers &C. 49, $40 Sll, 3i6 5i $50 S55
Ssh 355 62 S6 357 35S, 359 $751; 1853 s6s S6 26 81 y
1873 l6 ST. b. 262 322 336 ST., ST. 49, S74, SO $50 ST.
S7S, SO $50.
COMMON PLEAs-Part I.-Numbers SIS, 6G GAS 6t7 SAG,
63 65 657 65 66l 66j 665 657 669 GIL 675 6'9 6Sl.
6S 68 687 6sa CAL 695 695 697 600 FOL 70l 73 Part
H-Numbes fsO 500 59i 594l, 56, COZ Cos, 60. GIG go
622, 624 62s. $50, ESP.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Same as yesterday.
l.. S. CoUkT.-Pubished on Monday
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ALnASy. May io-yLoUR IS fair a-nssad 81 6rn ntss.
Sales 100 hbs $o0 b1si Gcnes-e VHgAr sod 1t tlec
CosN st 6 for We<rrn mixed and soc sr round ye
low The Transactions rssch 1900 Bushels ~ 30 bushels
OARS sold at slc $50 bbt< Prism WHISKY ehsnsvd hands
az 2isc
EEw ORLEANS. May s-CoIros stsssd sr.roa safurdsv
might at 9ic for good middsx sad >c soT fair The <osk
on hard amounts 10 iSSooo Nf8ss
BALTIMORE, NAY i0--Ssies uste tesxv cf ~
REEVES at Sass 81 on the ses equal 10 Ssafs u sss-
Hcss are a. 81.
eSnRLrsrox May 10 CorroS sslcs thiss ,ssues.
k.le 49, taQlc
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SECONn BOARD.
pur1AprIpHIA SALES OF SrocKs.-Moadau

May IO-Frst Bodrd-ll Man. and Mech Bk 2sa ~ Penn
RR, AK 81 coo Pitts TO- TO- 80 $50 Read RR 3st $1,000
u s S. SO, Os3 Cam and Am RR 6-. ~, n Phs.
BIZ 1875 so susq Canal - 100 Lehgh Nav $50 81 0 Read
RR Mort Girard Bk, l27: 81 esh Int, ~
Ches and Del Canal S. So ~; 81 900 Read RR o. 10,
81; 81 coo Ken-inon &C. ~, 70 1000 10. WV g. - ~
Second Board-ss5oo Lehgh Mort o. OCH $50 Long Island r.
r., !Oa "a Penn r. r.. AL 10 DO, Az 10 Non,town r. H.,
80 Morri, Canal Is7f L. s. Bk 81 Ky. b. l0a $1,000 q.
s. s. 81 lis; Read. r. r. Mort 6s, ~ sTs Pena b.,
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RYpoRr OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE

TIE Chief OF Police presented his usua quarterly report 20
the Common Council last night from winch II appears tat
the number OF oenses in the City dlns
the terod over which the report extends M IneIs
were during the quarter LIS persons accommodated WIN
lodgings at the different Statonhouses; ortyseyen os
children were found by the Police wandering Ia the streets
and restored TO their parents nine were rescued
from drowning; four ss extingushed by the Ponce
And 81 4 10 taken from dodgers and drunken persons and
restored TO thein There during the quarter Ss days
lost By Policemen in consequence of sickness or dIssby
being average loss the Department OF about our e
per day There during the quarter 81 persons
BY the Police Captains for prosecution for violations OF e
ordinances There during the same time six
SUSPENDED for charges preferred against then five OF ns
restored and suspended from duty without pay m
Is The report calls attention to the rotos conduet
dugcd in BY the Fire Companies at every hre
occurs the city, and which has of late assumed SUN
character serious consequences unless
checked by prupt and decisive action ON the PAT
the Beard The necessity Of immediate action strongly
recommended
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Rece,uts or Producs. MAYO.

By North Rfser Boasl7 Isl bbs Flour, rs 10 Whisey,
rs pkss Butter 81 bales Wool Is $40 bs Corn IL ats Do
Wheat sit feet Lumber 80 CASKS Ashe< ~ eSls f'rs.
and l. 3t2do Beef
BY Eric Railroads. casks ASHES. ~, ~ Pork sud Hsza
2oe6 sides Leather 2i pigs Butter. SS Sheep. lis head
Cattle aud las bbls. Flour
BY NerRaren RaRroad-s2 pkss Butt<s isi do shssss.
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e fesn s.ore Cosrxg sucss and Mo- Assss ass In -
Sensnd sales OF lssuyrs Ccfes a. 81 19l cena Cubs
Molasses ~ 49, Several sts of CuAs, SesOrsans ana
Porto Rico ssssr within the range o. - cnts and hss
Brazil Al crts per n on fsns which further sfysrscc
wmsSr heia firmly Sales at 81 cent? In both hads end
hssrels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
u Our citizens and strangers visiting

the great Metropolis fully appreciate the great advantages
Lv in purchasing their Carpets and Floor Oil Cot's
a. t{s lemons car,'-t Establishment of HIRAM ANDERSON
No 30 Bowery The eg. spacious salesrso,ns are 50 well
and ADAPTED to bsness that hundreds MAKE
their Collections of various articles without the least
attention is called to those English Exhibition Ia
pestre Brussels and Imperial Threepy ana Ingram Car
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DANGER OF MATCHES. "A lire took
psce Yesterday afternoon at No rs Furmanst occupied
by family named Riley. 1t appears that durng the tenn
porarv absence the mother the children left alone IN the
room i,ited some matches and the bed fire. which
was destroyed with other articles By the exeruons
of the neighbors the flames were quenched
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~ The Farmers in various sections G

Long Iserd complain greatly of numerous com
itted their barn yards has been estla,ea oy so
v has been stolen from the nha ants az the southern par
Of Huntington L. l., The pas, four months
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MARRIED.

GA Saturday MsS BY Rev Mr. Strong Pastor Of the Rermed
pu'sh 1hnrh Newtcwn: Mr. EUGEvE ~ LINCOLN Of fiass
ING T. 10 Miss MARTHA DAVIS, ormerr OF Grsensi.s C
~ monasy May TO- by Rev. J. X. futile, Mr. CHARLES
bonSE to Miss SUSAN MoLUsKEY. all OF this CITY.
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LAwRENCE's DAGUERREOTYPEs AT LON

poN-The pictures for which Mr. Lawrence was awarded
the Prize Medal have been returned and can be seem with
the Medal his Rooms No 23 Broadway three doors be-
low Futonst They are worth seeing
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w On Sunday afternoon as Mr.. Rogers

Of the Fulton Market about getting into carriage IN
front Of bis residence in Pineapple the horse ran on and
nroceedns some distance ran agaiost tree and killed
child in the vehicle the time pitched out and badly
hurt.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Silvanus Bedell

of New-Bridge L. L. found dead Saturday last N
teld his residence He bad been at work unloading
while his loaded the wsgon In the barn. he
horse in the meantime gon and return OF his own a
cord The animal having stayed beyond the usual time tne
proceeded ascertain the and found his faher IN
the wagon, dead. cooneI's jury unmoned, and
verdict Of death from disease OF the heart rendered
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By TeIegrnph.

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biz mon. Baltimore. Ctsster Pub.
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II Several eminent Clergymen from

The country were Daguerreoyped at RooTs No. 1868 Broad
w.y Yesterday The beauty and OF the portraits
seyr brhy psised bv the Rev Gentlemen All strangers
now in town shoud his fine galleries to the faces Of
disting uished rersons if nothing more.
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ARREST ON A CHARGE OF EMBEzzLE-

MENT-Harvey Sprngsteel formerly receiving agent Of the
New. York and Erie Railroad Co at Suferns Roekand 20
WINS recently arrested by Officer Wesake OF the Lower 10
ice Court charged by VIM f. Warren, ESQ., Auditor OF the
Company with having year since, embezzled S1DV or
more from the Company The under examination
Yesterday before Justice Osborn, when question OF urs-
dction arose il being maintained by the defense that
oHepse had been committed it had been committed at Rock
land Mr. Fullerton counsel for the prosecution commended
that it vas in the jurisdiction of the authorities here as the
sccused made his the Company here The de-
cson of the Magrate in regard to this question: will be
rendered this afternoon at o'clock.
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fire discovered in the entIyway of house No. 2e
fionroe'st by Benjamin Young, resident OF the
building Immediately after the discovery OF the IRE
man was seen to leave the premises and has not been
seen sinee. jar containing camphene and a roll OF
paper was found under the stairway in a full blaze.
!ne flames were exnguished with aew pals Of water.
a similar attempt Was made last Thursday to fire the
same place
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U Pickpockets are becoming disagree

ably this city On Saturday night last lad
attending the FISH market at the junction of Maine and fa
tonsts had her pocket picked of purse containing ST.
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