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Black and Green Meas.

, rs CHESTS and ! Chest superior BLACK and
sTTsH44aA {. IhAS.
srS sE 90 Box very superior English Breakfast
l4@aEzA suuchong do , in store, and fo sale by
II. T. EATON a. Co,
ie23 DIFF 1856 Main street.
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Tooth Brushes.
GONE very soft. large assortment for sale by
y L. II MARSH, ApoihecaIy,
jy3 dawis3w corner Of Main d Pleasant Us
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One of the most singular of crime, i'll its
commission and discovery, that we have ever known,
it now falls to our lot to record Ne will state the
case without formalty, drawing the facts from the
testimony given under OATH
On the 18th of March, Mrs. Lydia Andrus, an old
lady ofRussell, nearly blind, had box taken from
her room containing $4,000 worth OF notes. Tho
robbery reported at the time of its occurrence.
1t now turns out that DR.. Henry Andrus, well
known quack, who has figured in this and other
towns for a series of years, was the robber He
walked into the room, took the box and walked off
with it. This was on moonlight evening. Before
the box had been gone five minutes, the old lady
missed it and raised the alarm. At this time
the Doctor not out of sight with his booty. and
those around the house gave chase. His traces were
followed, and the Doctor percelying 1t, threw the
box into a woodhouse he was passing, and gaming
a brook followed it down. and thus got them off tho
scent. He then took circuit, and joined the pur-
sue,s as Jealous as any of them. After having
given up the chase the Doctor took his time to visit
the woodhouse and carry off the boX This he trans
ferred to his boarding house and burned up, saving
the notes, and hiding them under the hooT of the
garnet.
Soon after this Andrus left for Connecticut, where
he remained until the old lady. one OF whose heirs
hewas, died. He then returned, and on Friday last
visited DR.. DeWolf of Chester, to whom he unbo-
somed himself. and whom he offered $500 if he would
assist him in proposed scheme. Among the papers
was ono upon which the old lady had written her
name, at the foot of partly blank page. Thspage
Andrus wished DIR. DeWolf to fill up, over the sig
nature, with an instrument conveying to Andrus all
the notes he had stolen. He told DR.. DeWolf that
he could bring on a witness to swear that he saw
the old lady sign the deed The hue and cry raised
on the discovery of the absence of the notes was to
be accounted FOR by supposng the other heirs angry
at her having conveyed them to him.
Dr. DeWolf entered into this charming plot with
n gusto that none appreciate but those who
know him, promised all assistance and managed to
meet Andrus every night until Sunday night. In
the meantime. he had induced Andrus to bring
every stolen note to his house, so that he might
specify them in the instrument. On Sunday night
the last instancnt came and when it came, DR..
DeWolf. who is a magistrate, had prepared a war
rant and an officer to execute it. As soon as mat
tiers were perfectly ripe. Deputy Sheriff Knox was
called in, and took possession. Tn Monday, Andru'
was brought to Springfield before Justice Morton,
when the facts we have related came out. The pri-
soner was examined ard bound over in 81 900 to APP
pear at the Criminal Court in December next He
procured bail. and is now at liberty
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arc secured by st mortgage the entire property of
the company which is deposited in the hands OF Evan
Bebb and John A. Sandord of this city in trust for
the bondholders These bonds convertible into stock
up to the 3oth of April 1857. The proceeds of these
bonds will be appropriated to the completion and equip
ment of the first section of the road extending from
Evansville to vinceDnes, distance of ffty-one miles
where it joins the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad This
road will form important feeder to the Cincinnati and
ST. Louis Railroad and 1t will also draw large traffic
from Kentucky road has been chartered from Hen
derson in Kentucky nearly opposite Evansville, to Nash
VILE via Hopknsville and Clarksvle and active mea
sures have been taken for its immediate construction
This line will be of great value to the Evansville and I'LL
nois road. Evansville is important outlet the Ohio
river it being the southern termination of the Wabash
and Eric Canal All the Western cities and the country
around them growing rapidly that the local trave
Of the railroads of that section of the Union must
nualy increase very large per cent and matter Of
course, if properly managed, be highly profitable.
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From the Lake Superior journal, 5th inst
We are pleased to hear that party OF English
en- route for an exploring eNpeoiti!oa 70 .ne
north shore of Lake Superior. We are satisfied that
the British coast Of this lake has not been half ex,
nlored Copper silver and iron are found at several
points on islands and near the shores but rev nave
ever examined the country to any distance IN the n
terror When this shall be done by scientific as well
s pracical men, we doubt not that side of the lake
will be found to be rich in their metals
Charles Whttlesey Esq, of Cleveland, recently
connected with the United States geological survey
of this mineral land district passed up the lake last
week on a visit to the mines.
Messrs Miller s Germans, from the neighborhooa
of the Hatrz mountains, have just returned from
visit Of scientific observation TO the copper mines
They sneak in high terms Of the superior mineral
resources of the country. and wonder that It's I'M
mense wealth Of copper and iron has been SO long
mp aratiycly unknown to fame. we doubt not
they will make-such report to their ccuntrymen rs
will be the means Of bringing to TINS rch led Tor
investment. many of their enerprising capitalists
1t is probable they viii make another visit to Lake
Superior this season.
rapds on the second inst cafe and sound, and with
not half the trouble and expense that was anJici-
rated She will be fitted out and sail for the Onto
gon on the first Of the week.
The arrivals ofcopper during the past week have
been per schooner Florence. on the 3D. Is tons. IN
masses and barrels, from the Sskawit Mine, Isle
Royale; per propeller Manhattan. Oh the 18th, %
masses and 40 barrels equal to 45a tons, from North
west Mine.per s. B. Baltimore, on the 9Th, rs tons,
in masses and barrels, from the Clif Mine.
Geo X Smith, Esq, Superintendent OF the Lake
Superior and Mcbipicoten Iron Company passed
through this place this week, with a number OF
men and outfit of supplies for the north shore IRON
mines. small cargo Of this valuable ore will pc
sent down TO Pittsburg in a few days, TO pc tuily
tested in various manufactures. u IS SAID to DC
quite equal to the Carp river iron ana abundant
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRa
MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY, June 17-6pM
The stock market does not continue buoyant as an
ticpated but the transactions large larger por
ton OF the GALES day for cash than We have OBJ
served for time past Speculation appears to be
confined to two three leading fances while the others
almost entirely neglected At the first board Erie
Bonds, 1871, advanced II per cent Florence and Key
port Il; Erie Income Bonds, al Edgeworth Co., y. New
jersey Zinc declined per cent; Nicaragua tx; Erie
Railroad !; Canton Co.. ii Norwich and Worcester u;
Michigan Central, u; Harlem, T. At the second board
Pennsylvania Coal Co.. improved 4 per cent New Jersey
Zinc, a Delaware and Hudson, 4; Erie Bonds, 1871 II
Phenix Coal Co., q; Erie Railroad q. The market
closed firm, with upward tendency Erie Railroad
not much affected by the reduced dividend declared
1t appears to be the impression in the street that it is the
will be made of the earnings and expenditures
for the past months Hudson Railroad is looking up
small lot was sold to-day at 65, showing improve
mcnt Of three per cent in many days Pennsylvania
Coal Co. in active demand this morning, nearly
thousand shares having changed hands. The advance
in the price of coal has been the principal of the
advance in prices for coal Stocks and the season ad
vances the probability is that greater improve
ment will be permanent
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port day, amounted to SS61So payments ops
o7-balance s4,266.474 81.
The Hanover Bank has declared semi annual diyi-
dcnd of four per cent
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
State Bank q Indiana, and branches on the 3otb Of
April, 1852
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Inc. "a. az Inc G45. 4l6 Inc. 30 OF b


By reducing the whea; to flour, the quantity Of the
latter left tide water this year compared with the
responding period OF last year shows decrease of i6s So
baIreis Of flour
The Galena lead mine, have not been 50 productive
this year as last The shipments from the mines during
the month Of May 1852 amounted to a. 65a tons against
II $50 tons in the corresponding month last year show
ng decrease Of II 23l Total shipments this year
to June 1. 1091oi tons TO date last year 70323
opsdccrease 81 219 tons The advance in prices has
stimulated miners, and it is the general impression
among lead Dealers that the dmunition of the products
of the mines in 1852 compared with 1851 will be less
than generally supposed The shipments have been
Jess than last year from another cause.-The desire
hold FOR higher prices This has made the decrease
appear greater than il realyis.
The earnings Of the wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company during the months Of April and May
amounted to 20 453 Only twenty-five miles Of the road
arc in operation.
The Governor Of Illinois in his message 10 the Lcgis-
ature Of ta state gives very favorable account Of the
working Of the special State tax levied for the purpose
pay ing the interest the internal improvement debt OF
the state The new constitution Of Illinois provides for
the appropriation Of the proceeds Of this tax to the
pay mont Of the principal Of the internal improve
ment debt p,o rata upon the bonds presented Au
amendment to the; constitution, before the people
OF that State, coDenpates an important cnhnge III tis
article II is proposed that, instead Of applying the
money in the form Of Endorsement upon each bond
presented it may be used in purchasing State bonds
generally. at their market value TO give immediate
effect to the amendment, il approved by the popular
vote law ought to be passed defining the manner in
which sball be executed The proper officers to take
charge Of the fund Is received into the treasury,
point his duties and the way In which he shall dis
charge them with such appropriate responsibilities az
ought to attach to the same The Governor says it may
besaey assumed that the average annual receipts from
the two mill tax for the next FIVE years will amount TO
at least $4,000 $500 900 and II udicousy applied
may be employed to redeem the entire interest paying
portion Of the internal improvement debt before tho
time when the bonds for the become payable
Proposals for the bonds OF tho Evansville and Illinois
Railroad Company will be received 81 the Office Of Cam
mann Whiteheuse s Co, SO Wall street until three
o'clock on Saturday, the latb Of june The bonds
or 81 900 each redeemabe the 1s January 1862 and
ear interest at the rate Of seven per cent per auuum
rts cocpons psysL!e JanVs7y and WV each ye@ They
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Lynch LAW AT DrNglRK,-On the evening Of
June H. about > 900 OF the inhabitants of Dunkirk
rose az nesse. and attacked the house of Henry
Tiles foreman in the n Y. and r. Railroad machine
shop, and having captured him, burned his house to
the ground Tiles had accused another man named
Isaac Smith, in the same establishments, Of having
improper intercourse with his wife. with a view Of
extorting money from him, and on the false oath of
Tiles wife, Smith arrested, tried and acquitted.
Smith took it so much to heart that he committed
suicide Yesterday Tiles wife then confessed her
perjury ON facts getting wind the inhabitants rose
as above. Tiles is in their custody, and serious dis
turbances are apprehended ,-Rochest9 american,
11fh INST.
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CHOLERA AMONG THE TRooPs. "A letterfr from Fort
Ieaycnworth dated the 18th ult., conveys iniorma-
ton Of the existence Of the cholera among the re-
cruits intended for the army in New Mexico. They
left St. Louis two three weeks since, to the num-
Der Of about three hundred. This letter says
"From report received from Major Steen last night,
learn that his march was arrested by the prevalence
of the cholera in his command There had been nine
fatal cases and yesterday the surgeon reported forty
seven men under treatment for that disease. Isl.
Iopis Reppbltc1u. I0M inst.
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TnE COPPER COUNTRY. The news IRON the cop
ror country l. coming in. This country has been
shut out since last fall, and on sle Royal they have
been confined since the 10th of November last We
notice that copper is very scarce and advancing IN
price In the Cincinnati market there is little to 30
had. Such Is the eagerness 70. secure supply o.
conner that many merchants have made large cash
advances, and secured an the product q several
mines al advanced prices -LgptSvHe I'm aat, Jpne
IL.
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ARRIVAL or MORMON MISSIONARIES FROM En-
RoPE.-Seyeral Mormon missionaries have lately re-
turned from Europe, where they have been hard at
work. The Frontier Guardian published at kanes-
vile, Iowa, Of May 2Sth, says-We are pleased TO
notice the arrival Of Mr., John Taylor, Mormon
i n man Of talent and energy. He laid before us
copy Of the Book Of Mormon, published in French,
and another in German, which, from their appear
anee. We judge that the mechanical part could not
BE excecd il any country and ~ u the Literature,
NC pronounce it par. excellent.
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Compared with the returns dated the 18th of Noyem-
ber s4o there has been increase Of 81 97 in the
line of discounts; in circulation S511 265 ndeposts
$4,000; ana decrease in specie of S35937d The az
gregatc movement has increased S1,171 .643
The Cheshire Railroad Company have declared diyi
dend the preferred stock, Of So per share; the
United States Hotel Boston, semi annual dividend Of
two per cent the Naumkcag Steam Cotton Company Sa-
lem. dividend of four per cent.
The Treasurer of the United States Mint Philadelphia
has made the annexed statement relative to the intrinsic
value of California conages. 1t will be that thc
qMotations we have pubished were correct
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Rfc.,rrs OF psopuo. At TIDE WA

Up to the close of the second week in June in 1850 the
canals had been open fifty -four days; in 1851 sixtyone
days, and in 1852 fty-six days Compared with 1850
there has been increase in the principal articles Of
brcadstufs
The quantity Of -four whea corn and barley left at
tide water during the week in June the years
1881 and 1850 vas ms follows
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
No. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ga
Cy1tsxaatwG.


r4sT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any Clothing Furniture or
Jewcry to dispose OF obtain fair cash price, by send
ns for subscriber at s redeaeo through the post.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf Nc IL Elm street
l.. NJ DUSSELDORF.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and Gentlemen having of clothing fur
nture dispose o. obt,in fair cash price by sending
for the subscriber OF his residence fine through ths
Post will promptly attended to Lsdes attended By Mrs
Uobs, b. 5. COHEN. GO Elm street.
-LoTnEs AND FURNITURE WANTED LADIES
u and Genemen CAP obtain sooi price Cor the ABOVE
article w s"1dtrg thrnrri ptst or otherwise -
- J, Tu0MPsVr, 40. 81 Ls,ssts -,aS &.,abGI
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MINI OF THE UaIrEp ScArFs.

PptLhpELpuIA June T. 1852
:. THoMpsoN. Esq Bullion Broker, No w all street,
New hork;-Dear SRA heavy pressure Of business
seqcn upon large arrival of California gold prevented
me from answering. Saturday, your Of the ah
inst, which, with the deposits therein named
ceived on that day. The directions unable to
comply with: would your object have been attained
If they bad been One hundred dollars l. the mini
fixed by lw, for separate tco0st and assay ani
only Of your parcels of coin reached til.
tho rest had he thrown together returned Now
every lot Of coin made in California (and would scarce
ly be going too far to coin varies IN intrinsic
value with the gold of which it happens to b. made and
the proportion of silver contained therein, assay. such
you desire would not, and could not the uitc
information Under these circumstances il deemed
most for your interest TO make assay Of the coins and
another OF the grains.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
Il. a. DALE, Treasurer.
The Albany Daily Register gives the annexed official
table of receipts tide OF the principal articles Of
produce from the opening of the canals to the 18th inst
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ION aALn.

RARE CHANCE is NOW OFFERED-FOR SALE
"A the good WILL stock and fixtures Of Soda Ateg Por-
Satisfactory will be given for selling same Adj
dress will real name and whore interview be had
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40 PRINTERS


ITO pRINTTRS-r0R SALE A LARGE HYDRAULIC
Star ding Press, and super royal Washington Hand
Press with self mixing apparatus complete Apply 60 r. Il,
Hoe n Co, Gold street.
vI,O PRINTERs--A GREAT VARIETY or WOOD AND
Metal gypctor SAILS. A. II bas bceB t,u,
q will no sold onycry reasonable tgrus Appty 60 y nj
tbisj sssry retAlj nVgdDN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT DUNKIRK,
Ithaca, and Fcrmont.-Twevc lots, advantageously
situated, the o. the Erie Railroad, Dunkirk
three lots If Frop and New streets. opposite the
canal basin Ithaca; and plot of prsnr about
Of 900 feet front the Hudson River
bounded the south by lands belonging to the Erie Rail-
Company, which the pcr terms
apply to r. DUNLAP, No. 634 broadway.
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IN sTIsUCTIONS.


M USICAL-SIGNORlNA ELIZA VALENTINE, THE
IVA prim Donna professor in singing panoforte and tho
rough bass the inform the musical ladies that
private residence, No - Ludlow place.
Houston street corner Macdougal Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from 10 A. M. till z +. M.
nAILY TEACHER.-A LADY WHO HAS BEEN sue
~ eessy engaged in teaching for somo years past in
this city wishes attend other family She nstruots
The usual routine Of an English education The highest
will be furnished Address June care of Messrs
Wilmer Rogers, Nassau street. corner OF Liberty.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A. DE r. BAEZ, PROFESSOR
- Of the above language having few hours dengagcd
will devote them In giving lessons Mt hs Office or in any
recness and punouaty Address $50 Broadway, Of
Reade street. room No . hrst floor
v1,o LADY.-oNE OF THE MOST GENTEEL AND
which IS to SO day can be easily made and no capar
CURED ANY lady OF learning this highly
profession may address Professor ~ T. Jhomas
Poet icc enclosing So with directions how TO address the
applicant. This Is catchpcnDy humbug Du soms.ns
useful and highly respectable. =. :. lno"no.
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER, (MADAME II.
III GiaveL) continue to impart instructions IN the
Danscs de Salon. at their academy o5s road
way By their simple method OF tencmnS Few lessons
viii suffice for any gentleman TO acquire graceful
and easy executing all the popular parlor dances
An AMERICAN YOUNG LADY WISHES TO EN-.
stress and have objection assist IN light domes
tie duties Good reference given aud required Address
Miss box l22 Post ORce for week. with name and
residence
A LADY, COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT IN DRAWING
n and painting. would give lessons - few pupils or
would attend school Tsms m9dgsats Please a3jfess
su "a Hs.et 9lS'.
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NOTICE.-CHANGE OF HOUR. = MORNING BOAT
~ for layersraw and intermediate landings landing
Workers Hastings Dcbbs Ferry; Tarrytown Nyack and
The steamer ISAAC SMITH. in the place Of the Nay
Queen will New York from foot Of Jay street next
Duane every morning at o'clock Sundays except
ed returning. viii leave Haverstraw ut half past twelve
o'clock For further particulars inquire OF W. Radfcrd,
street.
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EOR SALE-A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, MADE
by Of tho most celebrated in Paris
an elegant ornamental rosewood case Apply at No. 62
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Dec. 2io,755 Inc. 36I2l7 DE-

Dec 2io755 Inc. Sol 2l7 Dec. $50 5l2 Dec. 246i3
The aggregate quantity of the articles lett at tide
water from the commencement of navigation to the 18th
June. inclusive during the years 1850 and 1862
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Inc. $500 Inc. 10000

Inc. 20 500 Inc 10000 Inc goal Dec 7l5
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from the commencement of navigation to the 14h
June inclusive during the years 1851 and 1852
follows
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ITO PUBLlSHFRs.--FOR SALE THE GOOD WILL
and subscription list Of w, established and popular
literary work. the proprietor wishing to retire in
consequence Of other engagements IL will be sold
commodatipg terms. Address post paid, A. H. b. Post
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lie that fights and runs away,
May live TO fight another day.

At this moment peal Of thunder burst over the
heads Of the meeting, and terrific shower followed
instanter; upon which Mr.. Sage said he thought
they ought to all initiate the example Of Kossath and
fly for shelter at once. His motto was, amy port
in a storm" in the same breath, he jumped from
the platform, and there was an immediate breaking
np Of the vast acknowledgement, women, and chill
dren might be seen running, pen nell, heller
SHELTER, in all directions. In fact, such seam
pering was never seen on Coney Island, since
it emerged from the sea. The reporter having
secured hs notes in an inside pocket ran as fast as
the rest and found refuge at last, like drowned
rat, within Che hospitable walls Of the Ocean House,
which already crammed with crowd OF ladies
and gentlemen, all dripping wet, but very prudenty
guarding against cold by taking little brandy or
wine-some in the form Of hot negus, some in punch,
and in its native purity, as it came from the
cellars Of the Governor. An congratulated them
selves that they were not at Newport, and that
Coney Island was free from the tyranny Of cold
water and tho Maine Liquor law In the evening
there was merry dance, and thus ended the great
est demonstration that ever took place in the soye
reign State Of Coney Island.
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TOR ALBANY. CHANGE or HOURS.-THE CARS
Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the City
aan station New YORK daily lsnndays excepted A. ~
and "a r. NJ (express) through without change Of
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A LADY, COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT IN DRAWING
n and painting would give lessons - few pupils or
would attend school Tsims m9dssats, Please apjress
M II Isle.t gQl's