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Wilmington's Patent Grain Separator,
APPLIED TO THE TRAVELLING AND STATIONARY
THRESHING AND CLEANING MACHINES.

AFPLIED TRAVELLING AND STATIONARY
THRESHING AND CLEANING MACHINES.
XXTE building the above machines OF the bes
w ais warraning them every way superior any hereto
fore built and will execute orders with prompt dispatch The
TRAVELLERS besides hreshng the field be used
Threshers by stationary horse power when thus
used warranted grain better thar any and
% ihresh THREE HUNDRED BUSHELS IN A
STATIONARY SEPARATORS also built by which
clean the grain ready market the they
it, Being simple construction than any
used, they II not all liable o get nj o repair
HORSE POWERS, OF quality, double driving pinion
kept constantly hand made promptly 10 order.
The superior quality of the woIkmen employ our
long experience enables do all kinds connected with
The machine business, in A No style.
Travelling Threshers $4,000
Saiohay Separatos.. 20 %
Horse Powers.
Al three, and nine months credit with approved security
70 Ten per cent discount tor cash dozen.
f BRIGGS & co,
South Bend, Ind June Q, lS52-yyIm.
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CERTLFLcATF.

We The undersigned having used the Composition Roofing
eEia Of onden Duffy, cheeruly
evmg 10 possess all the advantages ascnbed Fire snd
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Engines, Mill Castings, &c., at Reduced Prices

GLAsswARE.-No~ opening,
~ Caiswba 'fumblers;
Ale do
Table do assorted patterns
Moasses Cans, full assortment
For sale NJ River prices.
febl4 JACOB l-INDLEY.
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aa:Is:I1l;S ISL
The Greatest Discover of the Ag
DR. TRAsK's MAGNETIC OINTMENT,

= =
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
DR.. TRAsK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
NOR InHamaory Rheumatism, this Ointment the
n plete remedy ever prepared.
In W OF 100 will afford entire relief the
Of Nervous Headache in 30 minutes.
For Nervous Diseases, affections The Spne rheumatism
l.amenes-, Burns, &e, &c. il is Of immense value.
SWELLED LIMBS.
Ii any Ladies afflicted Sweled Limb Milk
Leg sometimes called complaint that many females
subject after childbirth, and which proiracted
years. we would say all snch boe Of Trasks Magnetic
Ointment, which will effect certain and permanent
Price 25 and % per bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Craghead Browning Tominson
Brothers, indianapolis L. Edwards Greenfield Wiley NJ Lowry
Gambler and and by Agent in ench village the
oclD-lyw ii. T. FERGUSON, Tray Agent.
yuSO LAND OWNERS-Iands wanted in healthy locations
Indiana and the adjacent States well adapted farming
raising cattle, navigabe sream Canal Rail
road already completed progress OF Lands such
description Of 600 TO- 900, by sending
particulars with abstracts OF title price per acre. &e 10 The ReA
Estate and General Agency Ohce Indianapolis WILL found
Satisfactory hear of disposed the purchase
OF behalf of superior class of steady INDUSTRIOUS and sk
farmers and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOanders and Gemanswho
about forming associations OF so families under the
direction OF individuals Of character and property with the Object
OF emgrang 10 this country and establishing Agricultural set
Elements and villages the desirable locations and the
most favorable conditions that be found in the States best ad
apted for their purposes.
mayi2 ddw3w w. Nick. SCOTT.
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRTEg.-Fxpeelng my Spring
~ ss OF Pianos In few days cier present stock OF Pr
amos ana Melodeons reduced for cash Those
these nnrivaed will do well by calling
Store.
Bano Guitars Vions vielnceos Flutes and Accogdeons OF
the best qualify always hand and cheap for cash.
Call and examine. mayl ALBERT T.. JONES
REGISTER has been opened the Real Estate Gen.
efa Agency Office Indianapolis in which all persons
tee for sale. with full description price per
without charge excepting disbursements advertising unless
sale effected SAID Register will be all times open public
npecon and the advantage thus offered
Tor the prompt disposal Of their property Ear superior all others
Also Register for renting property has been opened under the
same regulations as the above may -ddw1y
Real Estate and General Agency Office.
Under the control of w Nick. SCOTT Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law, and Notary Public. ~
may2i-d&wiy INDIANAPOLIs IND
FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS
E0MPOSiTION by the barrel prepared Paper and Feling
Kettles OF 20 100 gallons Mops, Screens Heaters
Gravel &c. o sale street
and half the Cour House with printed d.
rectons for G. ZIMMERMAN & Co.
nay23 d6wI Indianapolis, Ind
n UEENsWARE-Now receiving direct from staaordshire
NJ Poueries Ship Wemoreland 40 Crates 6ueensware
which with previous Spring receipts makes complete and
full. FOR sale TO dealers al river prices. - 80
apr9 JACOB sINDLEY
GoFFEE-50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
~ BAGS old lava Coffee;
just received BY ldec25l BROWNING MAYER.
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BoYLr CouSrr. XIV. Oct. 6. 1851

Dr. John Bull: Dear Sir-I have seen the marvel
my patients by your valuable medicine
old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood
with scroua and various diseases Of the brain She
sixty years old 1t had into something like eprosy
she the frightful creature Iay eyes
beheld called in DR.. NcFadden, very fine physician,
70 consult with me In relation to her. We came to the
conclusion that it was out of our power relieve her. but
going my Office accidentally picked ef your
Journals when seeing the wonderful Sarsa
paris resolved the experiment In this
case took her bottles Of il, after taking which
perceived great change. took her She Is
now taking sixth bottle and consider her eatrely
cured take great p assure In Recommending Sar
saparia to the afflicted public
fully
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HoFFEE.-50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
~ BAGS old lava Coffee:
just received BY [dec25l BROWNING & MAYER
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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL,
Decisions of the Supreme Court of Indiana.
MAY TERM, 1852.

IarpoarrD EXPRESSLY FOR THE SENTINEL, DgzAsl
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NJ Q. MoLAssEs AND SUGAR
~ Is bbs. N. o. Molssses, and 10 half barrels do
sb7 '''' sue ~ ''''''' SUI ~ '' J. W. HOLLAND.
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Ixnr,r.rnIr. Mnr an lsll.

yUAoKEREL-sO0 packages New Mackere tIs5Il, inwa
IFn half and quarter barrels kits Nos l. 2 and jus
ce.yed and for sale by
janl2 BROWNING q MAYER
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Mechanics Mutual Health Association.
PRIyCIPAL OFFICFs.

Incorporated by Legislature of Oho-ChGrtr Perpetual
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dance with the English authorities, and must be affirm
ed unless statute has changed the English rule.
The provisions OF the habeGs corpus act OF this State
authorizes the Judge hearing the application, TO cause
notice in writing to be given to the party interested in
resisting it, his attorney, TO summon witnesses to tes
ty in the premises, and to fully investigate the
therefore, the objection OF the English judges that they
get the evidence necessary the correct
derstandng of the law does apply here. As under
Indictment for murder in the first degree the person
charged may be convicted OF minor offences, such in
dctmen should be taken conclusive OF the grade
OF offence in determining the question of bail.
Decisions below reversed and cause remanded for fur
Their proceedings.
FH.--THE MADISON Insurance COMPANY a.. GRIFFIN.
appeal from the JJerson Circuit Court.
Motion Tor Judgment upon awari in favor Of Grit.
nm against the Madison Insurance Company, and udg
ment rendered The Insurance Company executed q
policy to Griffin upon the cargo Of fat boat Griffin
claimed compensation for alleged loss The board
OF directors OF the Company proposed an arbitration,
which was accepted by Griffin and arbitrators were Sc
eetec sy Griffin the Secretary Of the Company The
Secretary executed the bond for the Company and he
and the attorney OF the corporation attended al the
ing by the arbraors and its close the
under the advice Of the President revoked the snbms
son. The arbItrators disregarded the revocation and
unanimously made award in favor OF Griffin The
award was Med in the circuit court and rule was grant
ed by the court and served the Company TO show
cause why the award should not be made the JUDGMENT
OF the court. The Company answered. and gave EIGHT
reasons why the award should not be made the ;ndg
ment Of the court The 4th, 9th, 9Th and 9TH obiee
tons raised the questions whether there was legal snb
mission, and whether there legal revocation. the
eighth that the award uncertain the first was
that notice Of the meeting Of the arbirators was not Civ
en- and the second and third were thst the arbraors
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CURIOUS CAsE.-A few days since, 4 fe-
male emisrsnt weAt TO reside in certain house in
safest, where her attractions mad 90 powerful an
effect upon the heart OF ore OF the inu ates bachs.
or, that be proposed marriage. The lady consented,
and the parties proceeded 70 the Roman Catholic
Church, IN Sydney place to have the ceremony per.
formed, but owing to It, being Lent the clergyman
refused. They went home, and the Intended hus-
band, not wishing to wait, endesvoIsd to persuads
the woman 70 live with him, bat she 6rnly refused.
At length, be called in the landlord Of the house,
and - the charge states forcbly violated her per-
son, and next morning sent her 70 NewYork. TIE
woman preferred her complaint before one Of the
magisustes. and OF the parties was arrested and
committed for examination. The oIhss 10 still ct
large.
PIcKPocKrTs ABour.-About o'clock
on Thursday evening, lady, name not ascsrsainsd
while attending an auction store IN Fuiton-st had
her pocket picked OF . wallet, containing one 4le0
bill and several others Of less denomination to-
esthsr with two 90 and one Is gold pieces. Az
eosn 20 the circumstances was made kns N, the
doors were closed and one person was searched but
nothing was discovered. The lady had purchased
several articles. for which she paid With money
tai en- from ne wallet which she again replaced in
the pocket Of her drsss and when about leaving the
store, found she bad been ROBBED The place was
crowded q the tine, and the thief mo doubt ma 10
speedy exit amer be had accomplished his purpose.
PEST HOusEs Captain Nc.
Kinney, Of the rAird Police District made report
70 the Chief yesterday Of house IN Hicks st., near
Pacihc-st, and owned BY G. Jacob Frost, Esq
which u occupied BY about fArfy:fps f. n.f,ss,
among whom are many cases OF small pox, spotted
fevor. ship fever, and other contagious diseases.
There we're atths time Of the report dead bodies
lying in the house.
Morn OF THE LIGHr-rMeER.D GENTRY.
On Thursday nigh. gentleman, while in an auc.
ton store, corner Of YoYkst and Gresn-i sne had
watch torn from Ais pocket, the chain giving way
before be secured the robbeF. The scamp msnaxed
TO elude apprehension in the crowd and vanished
around friendly corner.
INeuEsr-Coroner Ball held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of q maa found In the va
ter foot Of Jay-st- He appeared about 50 years Of
age. light hair. Had on black coat blssk vess sray
paid paAtsao0ns and black slk handkerchief asout
the neck. and leather belt arsuaa the body Yer.
cict, found drowns1
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CITY ITEMS.

kEw-YoRK BIBLE Society. The Board
Of the 10, inst. There was quite full attendance
of members. The Standing Committees having
given IN their reports, interesting details were read
By the respective Agents
Mr.. Tank, . native Of Norway, whs has spent
many years Of his life in aversins various parts OF
Europe and America, wss present, and spoke Of be-
ans interested IN the dsIibuon OF the Bible, and OF
che present cond on of ima,sr ants from his native
country, W., have settled in a community at the
west He represents them ~ being happy and con-
zsAt in their new homes, enjoying their religious
privilssss-
A grant Of a Bibles was made TO the German
Church. SixtA-av., corner OF Fifssenth-st-
The Committee on Supplying Ferries, sc, re-
ported that this branch OF their duty was about CEN.
Dlsssd In each room ofths ferry houses with here.
amer BE- found substantial copy Of the Bible, hav
lnx the name Of the ferry printed upon the edges
sAe leaves and the label OF the Society placed on the
tnside Of the cover.
TT The conservation Of St. Thomas's
Church will take place this day Bishop Chase, Of
New.Hampshire, officiating. The sermon by Rev
Dr. vin,oa. Of Brooklyn. We learn that the late
Rector (Dishop Whitehousel will be prevented by
sciences from participating in the services. The
shmch has been rebuilt in very handsome style,
and judiciously arranged for both preacher and
nearer. The services will commence at loi O'Clock
AN, the Clergy and WAdsns and Vestriss OF
1hs different consreg atoms meeting ut the resdsnce
OF Mrs. Edss, next door to the church.
WsRLp's EXHIBITION MrDAL. I'VE have
just had our fret sight Of Que of the Exhibitors
Prize Medals Of the sYsat Exhibition Of All Nations
Industry q London, being that awarded to SrIAs c.
HIRRiss, Of this City, for his SALAaAHpKR SAFE
mere exhibited. IL 10 considerably larger than the
Jurors Medal, (which had previously sssn,) bear.
M (liks thaN The heads Of Queen Victoria and
Prince Albert on one side, while the other lunliks
ne Jury Medal, exhibits slx female Assrss, repre-.
ssptss Britannia crowains ladussry, tkasslius.l
while Hureps, Asia, Affics and America look on sp
uxovinsly The motto I'm Latinl imports that things
,>cally diverse and distant here united In peace
and coaeerd. Ths Medal (ef Bronss) 70 cone three
hches m diameter, fourth Of N inch thick, and
vsry finely ssgravsd al the Royal Mint London No
safe q The Worlds Fair sssod higher ~ received
AisAsr award than Mr. Herrinss.
Mr.. Herring has also The Gold Medal OF the Amer.
aean institute. awarded to salas c. Herring, fol-
~ Ssss Iron Safss-lssi" Thsss are bus two among
many wsishty testimonials 70 their merit which
have bssa rsAdssed BY impartial judges; those Of
Oustomsss Who have tested them in The hsy furnace
(ss Ne did Of themselves amounting to scores. N
aAs late IRE in Dsy o. and that Of last Saturday nigh,
= PAiladslpAia, ~ thorough scsey Of sAsss Safes
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Robbery or Q Lsck FACTORY.
,~oudsncs of The N. Y. Tnbuns.

AcouAoxAHoSK, Friday, April Z, 1883.
GENTLEMEN | hasten to iaform you Of
he robbery Of the Lock Mandatory last night, Of
simeon Pys, at Acquackanonk, kew-Jsrssy, Of Q
lasas lot OF locks and keys such as tore house hall
door and vault keys, and many tools and npls asnts
which can be used In their business You Wi please
caution the public. Yours, respectfully,
Simeon PYE per 8. n. PPE.
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~ The loss by the fire at Portland, Me-,

On Monday night last, 10 estimated Of tfo,Voe'
Messrs. L. D. Hanson & Co., shoe dealers. had
very large stock, valued At $4,000 70 $4,000 sbous
one.half Of which was saved. They were insured
for $4,000. Messrs. J. r. Corey & Co, dry-geods
csalcrs, had stock Of about ti4 000 partly ssvsdn
damaged state Insured - 500 in Esna once, ana
$4soO in the Protection. Mr. n p stersr, dry.sosds
cealsr, had stock OF about $4,000 injured for ~
COO IN the Hartford office and Is 900 in the Howard
The buildings belonged to John Mussey, Esq, %
tistsd stfiom 5000 to es,oto insured Of the Man
ufacturers Office for 5000.
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rRuir-is0s hsxe,, 1854 h,,vss. ana qnsr,srs, 81
rsts leo thsss ksvibs: 10 5on srgss $40 res w
ss. DO 100 seI L.@S., zoo cog Pie. n,,'s.. 10
mcrd.' 81 bags Nae. seo e.u Flbsit
IIhh CkssxtEs.-5 eco ear..
fsH-i1s bel. Nscsefel; e9i eo's Herfinr.
GUNsI B.os-i0teO; Ssi bales GsIny Goth
HoHNS-3a0
HOaEY-77 to-.
Ii0Es-i. Its bales Goat siias, 79l Hides
INDIA hUBBR-itpkp
iFcS- u sac bars Iron, 10 az barr B1s stls;
Toss &c hoop 77s bclr sheet t'sI plates 90 sas.
JUTE-S5s Arss Jut.
LEAD-Il 9t2 a. led
LEATHER-f7cAs Sans, IS cases Lssther
MErAIs-,. las case, Yele~ Metal and Copper sassa.
MoLAssEs-s $50 hAds ,55 tres Ist sS's
MATING AND MATS 80 Tolls Aa"ins' a0' MAS
OIL 2z7 csis. LiIsscd Gu csks Cocoa Nat Oh ~
ests whale tst Csstsr. csss o I'VE.
1is % sSl; - Sag; c. -. sw s9:i ,ss
orssse Lesd s. cas- Red Iced.
PALM LkAf-sI0a Id
poTATogs-23S basbss Seed Pc 'ces
FAITANS-3 63 balls
sVGAR-s lao hhs' 9.sis brs 3SS tcs ss' bsi'' '.Ns
SALr-i9 ga s,cks 50 lasts
STRfL-@O3 cases. 9Sf b<ls
SPIRIIS-s57 pipes en- 80 casks Brandy.
SPLLTER-3 spJ pa es Speltsr. -.
sPIcgs-l.9 css,s. 81 eos and u cash: Nsunss" ~
SosP-2 fs boxes.
SHEtI-sa cases Turtle.
SENDS. cases Sustare Seed.
SALrPxrsR-s63 s hsss.
IiN-33 63s 5oyss
1EA-3e $50 packages.
WooiO,ao BIS wsoleu waste.
WSxrf sa kskts sos eA,ks 9a5 $50 bhs S9Seasss
woep-,ss4 bais willow. $50 pcs And 80 sss Asaoss-
nv n sti~ks Cedar
wiHpow CLASP tss eoIss
Zlsc-ile cases and Sn Casks.
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A Temperance Victory.
>A>~ <TAs n " TYtbunn.

Ceusspoadssos Of TIE N. z. Tribune.
PoRr ysRvIs, Orange Co, March 81, lSss
Below is the result Of our Town Eleo'
ton, which took place TO. day The contest n OF II
terest, Temperance being the test, iss advo's'es
adopting the Wing ticket. Toe following (" the ~
suit:
whole number of votes largest ever pollsd in -.
SsCervsor-Ptter r Swanwout tWnis) hsd---- ~
Us. Van JerDesen. lOpp )--------- "
Tevu cfeyk-Francis Marvin, (WhisD---------- ~
II 0 70 wler, fOpp )-----.---...--- ss
Sw0tw0uts msionty-- "
Marvins majority
The tsrminasion coRclusvsly shows our feeling
uron the Maine Law. The usual Opposition ns
iov,tv in this Town Ii 100.
Respectfully, yours, ~.
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R..uv C.s-Patrick McGswan was

BHAmY CAss-Patrick McGswan was
arrested on Thu sday by the Second District Police,
on the charge OF having on the an oil April Iooo, mar
RED = woman named Julia Hogan, at the Caurch OF
Father snanahan IN New-York. and subsequently
in January, 1852, married another woman named
DUFFY. a widow, Who resided in GTeenlane. Brook.
lyp-the ceremony being performed BY Rev. DR.. Ba-
con. The case was plain one, and the accused
was fully committed for trial BY Justice King.
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SAG go. The export, for January, February aud

SAG s29 THE exports for January, February aud
March
Var prodnc. rcrs'en. Specie. fo,ai
is52 slr OsS asa <i.25ss2s $7,o32 t93 eis.3r6 eOl
issi o7l4-2s 1.l-6 1921 asa s3i Is 33s go
1850 sIss,53s cS3ss4 3fi l36 9sis SIS
These 6rures show en- increase In Merchandise Of
s4i3 s93 notwithstanding the large decrease IN the
price ofihe leading staple, Cotton.
The Imports show some Increase as COM
pared with March iaat year, In coaseq Of n,
simultaneous arrivals OF large csrgoes of free goods
They are as follows:
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The CATHARHE FERRY.-The new les
sees of this Ferry have made arrangements to run
night boat after the present week. Heretofore they
ceased making trips at IL oclsek On Friday one OF
the boats which has been thoroughly repaired and
newly painted will take the place 0fone of those now
in use which in turn 10 to undergo the same process
The new boats now in course OF construction will
not be ready until some time during the summer
Nor GUnTY.-C. E. Berghman, foreman
OF Rapg OF men at work for the Jewish Synagogue,
near Cypress Hills Cemetery, who was arrested on
the charge of forging orders the employers Of the
men for money due them, was examined before JUS
tce King On Thursday, but nothing whatever was
shown to implicsts him.
MYSTERIOUS On Thursday afternoon q
mahogany coffin, apparently Of recent construction.
was dag up In the req OF house corner OF Hicks
and Paeifc-ets., while work men we're engaged IN
sxcavating q sistsrn. The Coroner was notified,
and IN inve stigatiop viii be made to-day.
ACCIDENTAL man named Kelly was
pitched frem wagon in Atlantic st.. near Hicks ct
yesterday, and severely injured. He was taken 10
drug store near BY.
PLANK RoAD.-The Directors OF the
Hsmpstead and Jamaica Plank Road Co: have con-
cluded an Arrangement with the stockholders OF inc
Hampstead Turnpike for their road, and appointed
a Committee to purchase plank and take the prsnm'
mary steps for laying the track
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GRAsp LARCENY. William Mcdonald
was tasen into custody yesterday by Constable auh
d,l Al bis resic in Smith-ss. on the csHse oil
hs,inr on Thursday last stolen large oil paianns'
valued at sl25 from the house OF Unas Levson, NO.
40 West Nineteenth. st, New-York. He was com
mittec BY Justice smith to appear for EXAMINATION
on Monday.
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SENDING LorrERy PoLlcIEs.-A mln
n,u,ec Peter Rsgsn, shas Powell, residing IN York
=, ,esr Br,cee was yesterday arrested on the soove
aud held 70 bail 10 answer IN the SUN OF scoo
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~ Henry M. Smith has retired from
The 0sdensbSrsh IN. " Rsputiiess and in future
tia, paper will BE- published By Hitchcock q TIL
iotsou.
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The amount received at the Sub.Treas-
ury is tlo6,O6 Paid CSC, 26s Balance o. 9os,sA,
The receipt of the Erie Railroad for the
month Of March 1853, were 40 follows:
De-. - Nal
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Receipts Of Produce. April .. is5e
- Erie kaisoed-iN bills Flour, ode whety, 1sNse
Wool 900 bsgs Wheat, i7m Sides Lsasasf sae ~"
Oats.
Nc receipts to-day By the ether RailrOads
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FIREs.-On Friday morning, at Lee s'clock,
Q IRE bSehe cut in the grocery store No Avenue;
nens Of he District we're early the ground, and
s0oa extipguisAed the faaes Damage about Ai35
Al alate hour Thursday night, Policeman To wnsend
patrick, at No. 81 West fwsny-irst ST.. He
forced open the door, and gave the alarm 20 Engine
Company Ne. 10, Who we're promptly On the groand.
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ard soon after succeeded in ex.insushlng the nanes
before much damage occurred. Inc pfoPiio''i VI
the premises vas absent al the tine