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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
IBunkum Museum :,

lust opened, with 100000
- Curiositirs, ard perform
lances on the Stage::::::..::::smon :
(which src two LIVE BOAR
lCONSTRICToRS, Mail AID
Fsmail--alsoi'
!, 4 Striped Aigcbrd, stuff y
besides!
A pair of SHCrrLE Cocks and
q SHUTTLE IsS, aiius !
! THE
Swos-d witch Gen. WILLING
| TUN fit with st The Battle
Of Waterloo. whor. is SIX
feet long, and bread in
proportion.
wAX wOEES-in German
Tie M,N.l the Legislator
won .dn't let sleep with his
| Wif..
MUSII.-Three Brass Bands,
AND one JLwsHARP.'
wI-H'l
A ENNoRMOUS RATTLE
TAIL SSAIk-a regular
whopper,.
Great Moral Spectacle Of
MOUNT VESUVIUS :.
PART ONE.
SCENE OPENS. Maj. Wh.In.
Pitz-Fizsie, Ring Master.
View Of the Bay of Naples
A thin Smoke rises. II IS The
BEGINNING Of the Erucsion!!
Yaller Fire, and then silent
'.hundcri orful cons.erna-
toni .SmMin ruB,bies. 1t
is the mounting preparing to
romikl Flight Of stool pidg-
cons. A cloud Of impcnetra-
bic smoke, Tre-cmer'ious
tcar-.Ei-hair contortionsl Or
full explosion. Grand bust-up
of huits,toruike's, pinwhec!s,
sarrcntines, and tourbuiion
sprais! The moulting Lava
begins to sqush eoutl Oh .
All, A-hem Who J-o-p !
lI-u-r-ra-y! B,eezrsl
&c. &c. &c. &C.
sJ- For particulars, see the
small bill.
s.'Auy plunierer making q
muse, IS injected to-once-t.
4. BAHNCM. IN.
n. BB. As the Museum is
strict 1, mperans, no drinkin'
aloud: but the best Liquors
at Da.i's tavern in next street
and at our office in Phiiada.
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For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
Please publish side by side the annexed
Notice and Advertisement
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16

nR. LOCKE-Dentiss-is now on r'c'
~ fessionsl vrs,, TO Le~isto~n, snd viii give
notice Ct hir return. Msy 22
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Freemen, turn out

Come from the mountains
and from the valleys. Let
US prevent, by timely action,
this irresponsible corporation
from getting its GRAfLlNG
IRONS upon the HOMES OF
the WORKING MEN OF
UNION COUNTY,
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There ar. noTYRdTTiS, ,rher,
there are no SEIIESi

Let the PEOPLE arise Samp-
son-like from their slumbers
aid CRUSH IN ITS EtD
this new SCHEME FOR
PLUNBERil LIT us give
such Al expression Of opinion
that even if the PLCNDERsss
succeed in wringing I 100, 600
from the HARD EARNINGS
OF TIE PEOPLE, they can
not at least escape the
SC0RN, CONTEMPT and IN
DONATION OF the frccmen
Of Union county.
HUNDREDS OF
TAXPAYERS.
JuIr q 1871
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Sudbury NJ Evansville. Muney, IL cents
Dc 70 .Blcomsburg, Will;amsport.
Jersey Shore, Il cents
do TO Beach Haven, Berwick, Lock
Haven. Mill Hail, Is cents
do 10 W.-Bsrrc, Kingston, Plymfh,
BeechCreek Miesburg, Bcllefonte, l6 cents
Go - Pi,;ston II cents
do to Milton iunaltered) 10 cents
Earh st,d tional word ] cent
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AZ The Electoral Vote of eph State, under tho New
appointment, will be foows--the States marked in
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New TELEGRAPH Rates.

We are officially advised of an increase
of charges, on the Susquehanna Telegraph
Company, on messages Of 10 words each,
exclusive Of address and signature:
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University at Lewisburg.

Number of votes now necessary to choice, ls3.
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that two hundred are entirely too much He moved to
amend the resolution BY inserting twenty ave instead Of
one hundred, which motion, however, was lost.
Alderman eTuRTEvAST then moved Fifty instead Of ons
hundrs d, which was also lost.
Alderman WARD then moved seventy Eve instead Of
one hur dred, which lost
The quetion for the adoption Of the report was then
put and carried.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That the Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen Of the
Eighties ward be requested to ascertain and report to
this Board the present situation Of the police station
house in that ward, and also location for engine
company lately organized No. g. That the counsel
to the Corpora report to this board whether the
poronment Of the patrol to each ward psce district
Of this city sdid not be final the 23d OF June
1915 when the ordinance for that purpose passed in
pursuance and by direction Of the abova act OF
1876 wss adopted and whether 1t not in viola.
ton of the statute for the Common Council to change the
superintendent after 1t had become 4xed in the
designated and whether the ordinance Of apportion
nent passed BY the late Common Council is not void
Alderman BARR That Temple street be lighted with
and that lamp be placed In front ef Engine house
No 20 in raid street, mains having been laid therein
The Board then adjourned to meet on Wednesday az
ternoon at Eve O'Clock
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb S-B II. NJ
BBFADs7urrs - Flour moved to the extent OF 900
bbls. Ordinary TO choice State at 81 6sl 81 sT1
common to coed Southern, a. 81 Sl1s 81 93A; ann
mixed 70 fancy Western, at 81 10 So the previous
lUe Rye -four and BrapdyWine meal we're held a - 60
SO te4 per Dbl Wheat rye and barley seemed heavy
II cid rates Oats in allow request ct 81 die Corn
appeared very brisk, the business consisting OF IS COO
bushels mixed Orleans ct Is Geo. and yellow Southern
st zoe.
CoT1o1 Pending the delivery Of tbs mails per Euro
ps the market TO day did not ysry materially though
the fales Effected were over ece bales.
CorFrE 200 bigs Java changed bands at lie. and
400 Rio of S 10 10 pc.-the former figures.
Fun Nothing troDsprtd in maokeicl or behring's
SEQ quintals dry cod wei taken ct 50 l2m.
FFroHTs--lhere rather doing for Liverpool,
though at low rate About n 600 bushels Of wheat
engaged at SD 800 erces 6sxseed at rs Ca and 100
barrels rosn on terms not understood Cotton taken
at u ltd For London, naval stores were re.
ported az ehrped e. 2 Cd The packet o. the 16th for
Havre was nearly oil with cotton &C. There no
charge In rates for California.
PBctToHg were pretty active the fs'Hs comprising 200
hblf prime ard mess pork ct Si3 62z $lt 121a and
Si6 81 Il $3.50; $50 tlercgs plain and sugar cured
hans and shoulders, at S5Sc sc AID or a7c per Id ;
zoo bbls prime lard, at ,c. q CSC 10 do prime
ard beef ct 81 so So 20 and IS 80 s. vita 800
90 teef hams, at Sl4 10 per 22o lbs respectively.
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Our PhiladeIph.a Correspondence.

PaILApELpsiA, February 9, 1859
IT, H,rder Of Young Leaman-.arr Suspcen-Nari
COTTON, Sc
Two men, sreskipg broken English, endeavoring to
Gel some specaces and rings in Southwark this
morning suspected being concerned In the late
murder at Richmond Some Of the bystanders, whose
Pu,picons were kroused by their resemblance to the
smurderers well from the articles they were
ffJ ing to sell being similar to those stolen and
proposed taking them into custody. They imme-
distely became confused in their manner and made
an attempt to escape by running One succeeded
In getting on, but the other captured and has
been committed to prison suspicion. He gave his
name a. Solomon Bser, and called himself Frenchmsn
but bis dialect does not resemble that Of Ia belle France
and II Is certain that he is German natives
OF that country were in the Aldermans oice at the
time the hearing was going but unable to
derstapd his lingo He had quantity Of cheap spec
facles IN his possession which retsne to eeeif the
father OF the murdered boy can identify them The
man that ESCAPED had razors and rings which he
also encesvoripg to re The suspicious strong but
may yet prove to be illfouneed
The navigation OF the Delaware opposite the city
again to day by the heavy ice from the Horse
Shoe having foated up with the tide, and become
wedeed between the Island and the city wharves num-
Der OF persons crossed the ice FROM the island to the
city The next tide carried the ice of again and during
che afternoon the steamship City Of Manchester reached
the city sitter having been detained three in the
and Aususte Everhaidt also arrived.
The steamer Penobsco that started yesterday for New
York returned again last night being unable to get
Through the ice.
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InrRirn rlnrIrrfa.
MR.. JAMES M'HRTRY'S CIRCULAR.
no ~

MN JAaHEo ~ FIEI'EI . UINUUbNF
IhvErPooL, January % 1862
Bhcov looks Up little and by retail Is. advance Is
made
NEW BrFF Il wanted.
CHEEsE remains duh
Lam very scarce bot the demand s small; fer TIE
little selling as Is making
II other provisions there Is nothing new.
TAItow is more steady, but not higher.
spFhm on 81 faieabe Al previous rates but held for
an advance IN whsle Oh there have been no tTaaeae
tons Lard Oil Is deareT.
JisW1p on CAKgs are duh end rather lower
Ricr O terces hove cen taken at los Cd FOR or
Cirsty. 10 jSs "a. for good
l10 eroes fair Oh cover7eed have boon sold at ass
Int new Is worth ass In Other seeda nothing Is doing.
Th.ie hss rstn considerable excitement IN the corn
market, with o further advance ia prices ljs v now
Istathed fr Ordinary brands Of 1Our, While faForite
parcels Lave been cold high 24s. Extra qualities
& white wheat u eager request Of os. % pef ~
~ ~ snip, and nll other vhests IN proper ion In
dian corn las IItken Of the general activity and Is
tgs'n Cd 20 H. desFer
VQr7oN There has been good steady demand wtich
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BROOKLYN City IntsiIigeRee.

THE CouRTs.-The Supreme Court, Special Term, Cir
cult end Oyer and TerDner in session at presents
bur yet business Of public Importance has been
transacted The criminal term Of the City Court which
convened last Monday commenced yesterday forenoon
before Judge Green wood and Aldermen Hsrteau aud
Green There some important already the
oaendsr but, until the Grand Jury, sitting, have
made their presentment 1t is impossible to tell what
the amount Of criminal business to be disposed of may
DE. The County Court Henry A. More presiding judge
sits every Monday for the transaction principally OF
what is termed chamber business.
MORTALITY IN BnooKLya The total number Of dcathr
IN this city during the week ending Feb reported to
be r. OF this number there we're ~ males and Il 10
males Ct whom n adults and 81 children. There
IL OF fever, Of which Of ecaIet and
cereH of small pog.
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Bosrox. Fab q 1850
Marrle0

On Saturday, Feb 7, At the Church Of the Holy Com
muniop, by Rev DR.. Muhlenberg, WILLIAM FsRBEs, Of
Alabama, to ANNIE G., daughter OF Edward Mcvicksr, Of
this city.
On monday, Feb 0, ct the Church Of the Ascension
BY Rev. Mr.. bsdell, JOSEPH W. Benson, D. Of Macon
Ca to Miss CAKoLNE CosA daughter Of John r. Peters,
Of this city.
February 8, by Rev Stephen II Tying GroRcE FRASrrs
SMITH Of Jamaica w. to SUSAN LELAND, dsug liter Of
David b. Rising, OF this city.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Henry Dana Ward, o. St.
Judo's Church Mr. FRgpIacK b. BKooKs Of this city to
Miss Frances DARKIN only daughter OF Doctor Dsrken
West Farms, Westohester county.
On Thurtday, the 9th Of May last, by Hon Warren
Chapman, Mr. ALoNzo BRowN to M ss ELizABErH, young
eat daughter & The late Jonathan Thompson, Esq Of
this city
On Tuesday, Feb 8, by Rev Mr. Seeley, Mr., JoHS
BhiNIow TO Miss SARAH NJ MAaowAN.
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Common Council.

BOARD ALDERMEN.
PEp The Board net ct the usual hour. Mr.. Comp
Ton President, in the chair.
peatsd with
PETITIONS REFERRED.
or Hedges simonson, ana other oyster dealers at
The bplkbead Of West street. between Fulton and Dey
streets for lease OF tbs new bukhesd now being made
BY filing In portion OF the old. or members OF dose
Company No As, for hydrsn. in front Of their hose
house, OF Hook and Ladder Company No for repairs
on their house. OF J. coddngtop, for permission to
erect vaults the southeast Of Fouth
sewer OF George Conhn, in relation to the old sta
ton house, As Leonard street, In the Fifth ward or
EIgine Company No; 80 for enlasging the engine
and recovery Of discharged female convcts for the grant
of tract ofland which to erect house for their &C
commodstion. OF Philip mabie for adjustm OF rent
of piers No and g. East river Ofthe members OF the
Fire Department for FIRE alarm bell in the house OF
Engine Company No. rs or Vim. White and others, to
be heard befors the committee having charge of the
Sixth and Eighth avenue railroads
ADOPTED.
OfComuittee on Public Health in favor Of appointing
10 vaccnate the poor in the upper part Of the
city OF the Committee the Fire Department, la To-
yo Of concurTing with the Board Of Assistants TO organ
lie az engine company in Fourteenth street OF Com
mttee Wharves Piers and Slips in favor Of excavst-
ing mud from Coentie slip with resolution therefor VI
the Com nttee Fire Department in fayor ofconsract
ing new engine for Company No 10. 80
Report Of the Committee Police, In favor o hitting
nm The FRANKLIN market for of portion OF the
First ward police The report contained the following
resolution for adoption
be directed TO advertise frr proposals. and to contract for
the fitting UP Of part Of Franklin market as station
house FOR of tho First district police aud that the
Of eight hundred dollars be appropriated therefor
After the reading Il the report Mr TsMsN wished to
nsht 20. be removed to franklin market
Alderman ooEE stated that the removal ofa portion
OF M. police was necessary for the present. but that Ill
tiasiey the whole force might be scsted 81 frsnAin
market
Alderman sTuRrrv.Nr1t is but proper AMI right that
the police c the Frst ward should be seBsfated
as entirely turropsced bythe shipping, and conse
quenty more expo.ed thar any other ward. division
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has rather increased the week advanced aud since
the arrival Of the Pacific more confidence has been
generally displayed as all interested now begin
ming to that with ths receipts distributed through
the and third least of the crop already
placed prices in America not likely go TO the low
figures hitherto expected by many and ul matsiy With
The presept rate II consumption evrywhere. must he
forced higher The previous quotations
although for derable lots Of the DiddFnsn quan
ubcut led per h. advance IS obtajnabla
Bunsee in Manchester huctU1tes With this market but
the demand there is quite ercient to clear of all yarns
fast made eteck this day, 4l06is bags of which
.26 $40 Amt ycap etock last year 406SC3 bags
which 2T8 $50 American. esles this week. as 1850
bags including "a $50 American "A 900 bags being
speculation, and 4, 20 bags to exporters.
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Mrs Johnson and two children Archibald. Mddssoa
Osborne. skinhei, Gauges. Mifier Lsary. yea
Sins etinson. Bszin Madame Maurice. Churchill
Mr. Rodsa Chaplin, Mr. Lindsey II Farohild. Miss
Need, e Green, W Church, Gomez.
For Chsgres-G Law. Hen G Story Rev Benson,
Hawor,h and lady. Grimes lady Miss WILSON, work
man, O Alexander, W Mansfield, q Heap, Bradley.
g Austin u Carey Masolch Mrs wifi. Mrs Dixon
Mss Clark Mis- Elliott. Mrs Baker and child. Mrs. Butz
Mss Caroline Armstrong Mrs Eourn Cush. reaa-
e. hIs Tomlin.on Roller Heston Bugh. Brishsm
Evans and child NIB stu.ies Gore Prentiss. Pan-
soss ,h ha.thaway Latin. kioe. 0rinnel. Hs-
Toupg EseZds; kichler Mrs Chrstian, " B.lan.
Dn,or R me,oer; Evans and three ehiarsn to-,
rAT,Sns warner a Shepard, @ N stowel, Riokey,
Cd h Saunders. Elicit l. Ssarles q W Gibson. y
walker, N Drumook. GEMiner. N Moore ] ChesseF.
EmsIdSr IL, Bsgiey Hove. cTeitlin, p Wise.
Ristridss. Bill hoilsna. Msls,SoF Whisss
ssr Drew. n HARRINGTON, Ferry. 7 Harris Har-
ris. w HArr5. Billings, J LAWS q Day. Dsy.
williams J Williams Adams. O Stevens. u c Wsd-
ham, Hathaway, X Benedict Wipg. d Wen sworth.
z Loyejoy. r Mccretty. Tpitehell, L alley, 81
Dodge II Gore. Benedict. W 8 Cuinery. II Chandler
Taylor. Gedens Coyle: Burns, Dohsrty. Mo-
Suire MCGUIRE Donnell, B 0ssy. W shields, G
Yin; B sweeney, nurd. OG Fowler. Fay. Mason b
HsIpin, Honeygardner, Young. A Bower NTH. n
Hayden A 0run ey, J English, 4 Brady, Mahon. W O
Eagles, Strshsn, Bradley, Doole. B yrsemAu. Z
Gu,thtrs, G.sner. Jacobs, d Calrhan, Fallen.
Nsarl Nelson GGv RssInesay and LADY aeGinni:
Spencer Ceser, Murphy, T o Donrou, p Bradley, W
Law.
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Agw ROAOu sxe.

CCOTT, DR.. JOHNSON. BoNAPARTE-TuEsE THREE
- All believed firmly in Astrology.
And kinas and lords, more than tho muse namo,
Have put their signet tcnls 10 Robaoks fame.
From Sweden's land singer and a seer
came 'er the sea TO try thei, influence hore.
Lind, q Rohhck-esch in different wsys-
- Excited wonder and command led praise.
There is no family in Sweden better known than that Of
hoback For one hundred and Ave years. every
member Of the race has had the gf. Of the future
and declaring the events of the and kings
mobiles and chie have consulted them wi tn
IN none Of the race has gift Teen powerfully developed
or so aseiduousy cultivated in Dr. c. w. kobsok,
sssnE in This city, At White street. whose reputation
minaon Of all events in business speculation and oourt
ship p-oyerbia throughout the United states He solves
All diff culses by stroogy GeemAncy the Oracles the
Signs Of Zodiac The Natiy.iss he casts truthful
consult hma who sok 70 and the value Of
Astrology. All letters TO c. W. R0BACK, No. White
street, will be religieusy attended prepaid For
particulars call and ges Astrological AmsnAo gratis
where -
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FAST RIVER BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
seciasn A special meeting Of this Association will
NJ at Their rssms No. % Grand street between O.
afforded to ladies and Others TO become one
the best Of those Associations by which tho and
realize The Fps Of = cir industry which have hitherto
shares already taken speaks we'll the manage and
will enable tho Association to close ts operations
Grand street Is open daily between I2E and =;
gratis fec ST. mon thly dues s. AbAdah New
comb President James hite Vice Presidents Samuel n
Jordsn Assistant Vice Pre6dent Charles E. Anderson
Secretary.
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HO N E ST ADS,

ExCELSIOR NUMBER TWO.-THIS ASSOCIATION
will hold regular meeting Tuesday evening. Feb
TO- ~ O'clock At Union Building l63 Bowerv
nen features Of t.s in with others
the principle and the way the profile simulated will
be discussed Subscriptions to shares will be received
Eowery where dues are payable, and subscriptions for
shares can at any time be Arrsn ged.
WIN l.. MILLER, President.
R0BT. PRoTHER0E. Vice PROSE-.
JOHN A. SHkNCK, Ass. v. Prest.
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rassonaers sailed.

pep,p. AND 81 TpomIs-ssesnthlp EegllE, Mss Lewis
sprscop ~ noes @ Smth snt ltdy Bent wilson,
svtep. a Iattfror. y q B2ymood, hr = Hhfe
VAvbNh Ann Frw EhNs-ftebmHhip tmpre Ciey :
y uau wilton, Mons Kueroyer, ) brsdiey, tatser, Y
wsI0h lvorr, 4 bronson and ladT, hfH Maiden aud
,V1iSfen Mr. Tcser, ! Uttes md lady, g7gd9dales
w gefier Kfs II JoliowB and tefsant, NuRus,
yopifcp j III pAutr y Lanier and lady, ~ arr eta,
Mr Danhard, hr Doufhorty. ParcatoTc and wiie, q
Tsvdospo. } Y Brothumsp, Haruetofh. Lucua Pare
ndirisnd Dss and son. schroeder snd lady Pa
All IA & MsieTe, M Marhmsp and servant, III Baldwin,
Mr. iyrnp. n hldrioh, biEt a Keeferoo, Armsn.
dcr0s Mr. Greenfield; Mr. Jfyre Seabrook and lady,
j pnaorlsnd, Commodore Lopes, Jose do Creaus ftiro
Ttpea Posson, sheror, Harris Csspsrani snd lady,
go ...ys.a ..t.A. Id t.ZyA-& NJ BIqvpfQp NJ VlAtsi
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VIA Y e NJ \ Kn' GUIDE.

Nxw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRxor.-U q
Nail and Express Lines, through In ~ hours n =.
ssillr e ys Jersey City, Issyins New 9sri SIS 4
ssreet-lesve Philadelphia hours Of Wain
street Fare reduced IS rss GLASS and 81 50 for
eond GLASS Baltimore Washington and Charleston through
Hokes sold In h above nee through Luggage carried
n the +. n. Line fron New York. With through ooa.
GAkDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE, YoR PRIr
~. isasirks, - 10 o'clock from pier No. MorA
dsily (Sundays excepted arriving ~ Philadelphia ~
Fare %; second elsss. o. smiersnt line ~ sk r.
H. fsrs. 81 81 T. pLTSd Agent.
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TeIegraphic Reports.

CiNcrNsArI, Feb o, 1852.
Flour has been active to dey, $500 bis sold at
SO 20 SO rs. Mess Pork Is at $l3 rs. Business
generally is very brisk.
BALTIMoKE, Feb. 0, 1852
Sales were made day in market OF $4,000 bis Of
flour ct 81 rs for Howard street and City Mis-thess
tensive business also done in whitSwheat at 81
and in Germ at SO q 60.
BosToN, Feb Q, 1852.
Private letters by the Europa received here having
frmed the Eews Of brisk and advancing demand for
bTeadstus at Liverpool flour dealers here hold their
stocks at an advance OF 1Jn 37h cents per barrel
The letters state that France will be obliged to import
breadsufs and that the Englsh dealers ssngune
that -four had not reached the top price.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tillou and Aldermen Cornell an

Compton.
Burglary William Folly was convicted Of burglary in
the third degree in breaking into the grocery Of
Richard w. Seaman Co "a Division street. the night
OF Wednesday, Jan 2Sth, and stealing ham, cheese,
some coats SC He arrested at Eve O'Clock the fol-
loving morning by officer Martin with these articles in
his persecution. The prisoner Is young OF about
four or FIVE and twenty years Of age and this being his
frst offence the Court awarded him the lowest Of
imprisonment, which is two years at Sing Sing.