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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-22
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1883.
]. III. MAGHEE &, co.

Wholesale Dealers and Jo5bers an Foreign and Do
rssstsc Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats. CdPs,Se.s
FrRsr sTRsEr. EVANSVILLE. isD.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and
the trade generally their unusually large and fuil as
soitment Of Spring and Summer ny Goods which they
have in store and 10 which they viii be daily re
ceivipg additions through the coming season.
1t is unnecessary for them to ennmerate, or partcu
larize the different styles; qualities and varieties OF
their goods II is sufficient 10 say that their stock VIII
found foil and complete with ever description OF
DDS suitable for Western market. all OF which
hay been selected with particular regard 10 quality,
sty,e and prce and which from their long experience
ian the trade they confidently nmend to their
friends and the trade In general
Their stock of Boots aud shoes Is also large AMI
nlete consisting of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes,
nonroes and BrogaBs OF all kinds and varieties Wo-
mems and Misses CATERS, Bootees, Shoes, slippers.
aud Buskins, with Childreps Shoes and Bootsei. OF
every kind and price, all Of which they offer exscr
binary low prices being purchased in Bossn for caat
exclusively.
They have also on hand fine assortment OF Hais.
Cars and Bonnets Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear.
They earnestly request Of buyers examination Of
their stock before purchasing elsewhere they AID
will sell prices low, and advantageous
be met with at ST. Louis Cincinnati any other
Western market. es.t
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the wall Paper aud Lamp store

JOHN DEVEREUX, JR.. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
T,HE undersigned hereby returns ais ihanks t. the
Il etzensof Evansville aud vicinity for The liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed HIN. end wocId nlosi
respectfully call their TO his present new aud
beautiful stock comprising tae latest pstteriis or Hail.
dining = ooa, chamber asd other Papers IL superior
qualities. Its stock Of Gold Parf0r Paper Is
NEST seomplets. and will vie with amy house in the
West They ready for the inspection OF all
those who may favor him with call. No trouble 10
show goods. uil.6 JOHN c. DEV REUX,Jr.
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT

Water Street, merit Insurance Company. Eraasrie H.
TTENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
talrat in the three story brick house, between Ia
suranee CO. office aud the Pavilion Hotel, Is now fitted
up best style, and he is prepared to receive bic
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Aes which, with other
he will serve up in approved style and at all
hours Of tie day Mr.. S viii always keep good va
riety of the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached to the house is a BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys and every accommodation requisite for
such place.. Inh3l
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MusICAL INSTRUCTI ON

Miss H. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
t1 TO the citizens OF Evansville that is prepared
Of young ladies' and hopes by strict attention, to
merit the appreciation OF all who patronize her. febl
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WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JBWELRI

SlLVER W Al E.-Just received by Express di.
~ rect from the manufacturer beautiful lot of nne
Silver Table. Tea, Salt and Mustard spoons, Sugar
stoyels, Butter Knives, &c.
J. L. BlTRoLFF
APT Main street, bet. Water and First.
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BURNET,S PATEN
WATER COOLER.

"A WATER COOLER.
~ WE are again prepared to offer our
? z3--S9 friends and customers n superior
EI5eGesU article of Water Coolers Of entire
t&t1tlU new styles and at greatly reduced
MtlliH prices. This article Is the result of
tHIIIItn the application Of scientific princi-
HHIU5IH Piles 10 the purpose intended. viz:
H4NIItU TO keep water as cool as possible,
H4lk1IH iorg as possible. and rith ths
HiNIIN least possible gaanfify If Ice.
Et5sA The proprietor has long devoted
.SzzP0zh his attention to this p a rte ! a r
passing from Improvement 10 another has length
arrived as near perfection as apostolic to reach
proof of this is found in the very general of hes
Coolers in all parts OF the country simple statement
OF facts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every
OF their superiority First, they the only article of
t<ekind erer Pstsnted They are furnished with twods
tnet conducting chambers, by means Of which, with
pounds Office TO the gallon alter iskept (a tempera
ture of 40 degrees below on, degrees above
the freezing point all day. Thus, cost OF some three
per day. family OF ordinary size be constant
ly supplied with water cold ice itself larger
bers IN the same proportion This has been found by
actual experiment to be saving OF st least evenyhve
per cent over the Earthen Jars formerly used for this
purpose
Again, the. Coolers NEVER SWEAT, in this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble. e..
Being manufactured in the most woi kmanlike style,
and handsomely finished in every respect. they make
very beautiful for the Dining hoom, Hotel
Steamboat. =
An important prov enent has lately been added to
six eight pounds rButter inserted directly under
the This quantity of butter can be Kept perfectly
hard all day. without additional ice. "a very important
addition to the economy and comfort OF families
II desired. the Cooler also be furnished at small
Nf0'' FILTERING APPARATUS,
which the additional purpose of removing all i'm.
pariies from the water rendering perfectly clear aud
The Cooler and Filter may seen in operation at any
--,s. No. IA, East. Fourth street.
.ts, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ap6 HoRNBRooK & WOODWARD.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
for the Evansville Journal.
Anti.sIavery Conventson.
CIHcINNArI. April I9,

CINCINNATI, April 10, p. M.
The Anti-Slavery Convention met in this
city to-day. Samuel Lewis was elected
President, and Garrison, Julian, w. B. Ste
vens, C.. l.. Raymond, Mrs. Earnest and
Mira. Gould, were elected Vice Presidents.
Raymond ana Garrison addressed the Con-
vention, but nothing of Importance was done.
The citizens, without distinction of party
are signing an invitation to the Hon: Thos.
Corwin, inviting him to partake public din
ner
The Rev. DIR. Rice. of the Central Presby-
terrain Church, and DR.. Robinson, of the
Ninth street Baptist Church, have resigned
their charges, leaving two of the principal
congregations, of the respective denomina-
lions, without ministers.
Death of Vice President King.
~ CHARLESTON, Al ril l9, III
Mr.. King reached his hame in Dallas coun-
ty on Monday morning and died at 6 o'clock
in the evening. He is to be buried to-mor-
row at 10 o'clock at Pine Hill.
MOBILE, April Is. NJ.
Mr.. King went up to his plantation yester-
day, sinking slowly.
The Dade county Court House, together
with all the books and papers, was destroyed
by FIRE on Friday last.
BALTIMORE, April ID, NJ.
The managers Of the Maryland Institute
refuse to allow Father Gavazzi the use OF
their hall to lecture.
New Orleans dates of Tuesday are receiv
The new mail line between New Orleans
and Key West was to go into immediate OPP
peraiion, the first steamer of the line being
advertised to leave on the It'll.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, NJ.
The Mahoning Mills of Messrs. Cutter at
Bedford, Mass, burned this morning. The
loss is estimated at 3 100000.
e-t River News.
CINCINNATI, April 10, NJ.
The river has risen four feet six inches
since yesterday.
zsHe Sr. LOUIS, April 10, p. NJ.
The river is at q stand. The weather is
clear. -H sa
r.rsr Telegraph Markets.
.srt CMcIssATI, April l9,P. NJ.
PRovIsIoSs-. Provisions are advancing, and
mess pork is held at Is, Sales Of prime lard
at91alo for bbl and key. Sales OF 200 hhds
bacon sides at a.
New ORLEANS, April Is.
FLoUR-Ohio is steady at A; ST. Louis at
425.
CoRN-Is scarce at As to SO q bushel.
PoRx-Mess is held at l5al5 49, bacon
sides are quoted at "a to 8. k
LARD-in bbls ST for No. I, kegs 81
WHISKY is dull at Is.
MoLAssEs-P rime 14to 24k.
CoFFEE-Rio 9a94.
HAY-W estern We quote at Is f} ton.
CANDLEs-Star 204. tf -
r- New YORK, April 10, NJ.
FLoUR-Sales of $500 bbls, State at 56a
81, Ohio 462 AT, and heavy; 1000 bbls
Southern sold at 5a5l2, firm.
WHEAr-Sales of 1000 bushels Genessee
at lis. Southern lis.
CoRs-Is dull, with sales Of 10000 BUSH
els yellow at 65. f.tf
WHIsKr-5oo bbls prison sold atas.
PoRK-Is firm
BEEF-Is steady.
LARD-Isi in fair demand.
BUrTEr-Is steady at l0al5.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.

TIME undersigned have just received aud are opening
now at theii store Water strs corner OF
MAN, very large aud handsome stock Of spring Goods
90 eases Fancy Prints, Of the lates. style;
10 do French Lawns:
= do ,sRarege de LANES;
9 do Fancy Popplins; .
O do bleashed Maslins;
6 do Rps as aud French Cottonades.
Also a large OF Swiss Muslins. Jaconets.
black and Fancy Silks Rareges. Embroderies, Swiss
and Jaconet Ecgngs and lns ertngs, Tired and Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Bonnets. bro sn and bleached
Tsbleclohs Gloves. Hoseries, and good many other
things too numerous TO mention.
ALSO:
A fine stock of ready made Gentlemen's and Boys
Clothing, Hats, Caps. &c, &c. We prepared
supply all calls either Wholesale retail at cheaper
rate- than before Call and examine the GooDs
have just received, they worthy OF cxamna-
ton. .iss Inns6 II - WM. LoEWENTHALS 81 co.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESAEE AND hEI All.
HOPKINS 81 IKE I'D would say to their friends
l. aui customers that they are now receiving their
FU LII supplies Tor the SPRING TRADE 10 Which they
respectfully invite the attention of ALL compri ing
large and carefully selected assortment OF the
designs in Dress Goods and tue most desirable Of all
kinds of FOREIaN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock of Embroideres is large. comprising every
thing In the way of Under sleeves, Under dkfs.; Fine
Linen Cam brc do Collars Jaconet and Swiss Poinngs
Edgngs and Insertions; Plain ana Embroidered GRAPE
SHAWLS, from 5 10 To $50. Also variety of cheap
Painted Shades and Trimmings Gloves OF all kinds
intel Silk; Ms. Fine Fans, Parasois, and Ladies Silk
Umbrellas de-. DC. 1t Is useless to eDumerate every
thing in store suffice ii 10 say that stock will
be complete this than and being de
termned to sell goods Low, we ask examination
Of our stock By the community in general. mh30
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CHOES! sHOES:!
- Case Mems Kip Brogans;
I do do Calf do; ra
1 do do Morocco
do do do Superior;
Also-A general assortment of Ladies', Misses and
EMRICH's DRY GOOD STORE,
ap4 Main ST.. 3doors below Second.
TRUE REFLECT as3s.
Il dozen Looking Glasses just received and for sale
AZ .. EMBICH'S DRY GOOD STORE.
ap4 Main ST. doors below Second.
DERAGE DE LANES!
ID A fine assortment selling cheap mt
EMBtCH'S DRY GOOD STORE.
apf Main st.. 3 doors below Second.
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CASES Spring Prints
Cf Richmond & Cans Madden Colors;
Dunnelrs do do,
Globes do do;
Light Jaconet Globes do do;
Providence do 90
Fall River do do;
Chntz Fall River do do:
Philip Allen Sons; do do;
Spragues do do;
Manchester DO do,
Connestoga Double Puppies;
English Merriinack styles;
Waverley;
Clyde Com Colors:
CLYDE Small Figd Green; Ffe
Green and Yellow;
Bioomdale;
Perkins;
Fancy Nader Styles: hae
Blackstones;
Monsum Black;
Washiugto Mourning:
Merrmack Blue and White: Is.
Wa,tuppa Bite and Orange; s
Menotomy do do;
Robson do do:
Harrop do do;
Suffolk do do; received and Cor sale
at low prices by mhae J. H. MAGHEE & co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

-A~ v. X. HENDRICKS & CO.. have received
general assortment of their large Spring stock
INV of BOOTS AND SHOES. of all kinds suited to
- this market. Their supply comes directly from
ehases and eonssses .. oss. before the
prices had advanced. They confne their attention to
ths branch G badness aiose and have facilities Tor
Offering articles of good quality prices quite as low
any other Wholesale house the West They invite
the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS TO their stock 10
which they are TO receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season.
= Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE to com
prise an unusual variety Tor Spring and Summer wear
adapted to the ages, purses and tastes Of all.
mh3t Main Street. near the Bank.
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A. o. RUNYAN,
NERO II Mt TAILO
ftQ M.r~ s-r,rr-r

a Il A.
4i9, MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
receiving large and superior stock OF spring an
Il summer Goods, OF the best make and material, and
verviers; best Drap D'Com French Cloths and Doe
skins smons Satin D'Sore Cloths and Doeskins; Bis
cnnn Doeskins and Cassmeres large stock oil French
English aud American Fancy Cassimeres, In new and
oeau'uu styles, patterns nd designs Linen Drills oil
tne very rrst quality, white and coored, beautiful an
pleasant for SUMNER wear the largest and finest stock
sstngs ever brought to Louisville. Plain aud fancy
DIX sA and Linen, Valncias Cashmeres and Satns in
siea. Sarie;a new article OF Morie Anrirus and Bro
eaae wne and eoiored Marseiles, Of elegant quality
Gents Furnishing Goods, OF all kinds and OF best
quality.
HIS Goods are Of superior quality rkieA e1peyisnes
has prorsR to be the cheapest.
IL FThe well known and distinguished Cutter Mr.
WARREN w. WELLS, presides over the eutripc de.
partnent All or iers filed with prom3,ness aud hdel
Ly. A. o. RUxYAN,
apy-Smd Proprietor.
(,AsTPI4OR.-aoo lbs Refined. for sale by
~ APT FOSTERS q BROWN.
TNDIGO.--3 Ceroons Caracas. for sale by
Il ap! FOSTERS & BROWN.
ITANNER,s OIL.-Is bbls. Extra Straits:
for sale by apv FOSTERS d BROWN.
SCYTHES.-25 dozen waldrons Grass, Grain and
ap7 " POSTERS & BROWN.
| VINEGAU.-Isbb ls. Conkling Wood Co.'s Pure
Cider, for sale BY
DARASOLS!
l. Affssh supply now open for inspection At
sps Main ST., doors below Second.
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NEW SPRING BONNETS!I!
MISS GUTHRIE has Just received an extensive sup
wi ply Of the beautiful and fashionable Sprng
Style Of Bonuets and Millinery Goods embracing 10 part
the folowng:--f. BONNErS. 4
Cactus. do: ~
Embroidered Neapalitan do;
Gossamer do;
Point Lraid. open edge do:
Basket do;
French Gimp do;
Belgrade do;
Spider . can do;
CoIored do, from 50 to $40 do:
Ribbons from cents TO SO SOC. per yard
Gossamer Hats for Children;
Belgrade do do do;
Spider do do do;
Kid Gloves, assorted sizes,
Silk Gloves Kid French. ffffl
Fillet Mt,s. leng and half long apIl
MESS PORK .--5O bbis and Is half bbls., our
Nl own packing, and guaranteed. for sale by
: apl1 n FOSTERS x BROWN.
NTACKEKEL.--l5Op packages Nos. I, and 3, for
1fI sale by apiI FOSTERS & BROWN.
WABASH FLOUR. $50 bbls., warranted. for
w sale by apli FOSTERS & BROWN
C,OFFEE.-50b bags Deep Green Rio, landing from
5 Z. GILBERT & co..
ap1 Sycamore near Water
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKrNGu
N1EssRs. SATERLEE & DE'GARMo have now on
vi hand good assortment of and two horse Car
riages. Rockaways aud Buggies manufactured their
own shop after tbs most approved and modern STYLES
Messrs. y. * Dec will promptly hli all orders for Gus
tom work in the neatest and most substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Blacksmith who does up the Iron work ia style to
be excellsd APPLY
- =. ALNON DIS bags landing from steamer
Da Gen. Lafayette, and for sale by
: apI : Sc. GILBERT co.
ROCRRIES-
" very large assortment will he sold low at whole
ale by 'mh.a FOSTERS & BROWN
HOPKINS & READ have in store fine stock of
i Looking Glasses, Carpets. Straw Ma,tings. and
Rugs. Also good line OF Summer tlohiug. BATS aud
Caps, &C.. &c misc
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEwELRY.
~ THE subscriber thankful for past liberal nat
~. ronage woald respectfully inform the public and
gsA the Ladies in particular that he has just received
. args aud very fine assortment of WATCHES. JEW
ELRY CLOCKS and all other articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which he and rH sell at prices as
low they be- bought in other city His stock
consists in part Of Fine Gold and Silver Watches Gold
Diamond Kings Gold Pencils, Fine Hunting Lockets
Guard and Fob Keys Fine Seals and Buckle-, Gold
Pens. large nent OF Ladies' and Genilemen's
Breast Pins splendid lot of Earrings. both Drops
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons sser Pencils and
extension Pen holders Silver ThimSes, beautiful lot
OF fine Pearl Cars Cases, Portmonies Souveniers and
host Of other articles, all OF the newest Styles Call in
and take look an, how il is trouble 10 show such
nice things Every thing sold Is warranted n
resented. J. l.. BITTROLFF
apl-3m Main Street. bet. Water and First
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SHINGLES.
DC 000 POPLAR SHINGLES just received and
JO,OUU for sale by lmhs.I SAMUEL ORR. .
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WHITE LIME.

900 BARRELS in Store aud for sale bv
ZOU mh3i SAMUEL ORR.
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lCyHIRTlNGS: Just received 10 Bales heavy Western,
- for sale by MORGAN. KEEN * PRESTON,
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II PFor sale in Evansville by
apo HoRNBRooK & wOODwAR
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MISSES COwDEN & BARKER,

- WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of -
g. the Ladies of Evansville vicinity to n 81
n.y. large and beautiful selection of SPRIN G. ~
" ILLINERY that they have just receive from New
York and never surpassed In this cy for variety sle
aud beauy Those IA want VI handsome cheap bonnets
Ribbons Flowers. Mantelias. &c. would 10 well 10 cali
Main street, between Water and First Streets east
side where every edeayor will DO 10 please the
most fastidious taste l.lf "a .fs IA tf ttttt
n. b. Miscrs and Apprentices wanted ape
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A BOUT one hundred WHITE PINE EyERGREENS
fresh and In fine order lust received from the north
part of the state. fine and thrifty for sale at the
Wharf Boat OF - tap2 O'RlLEf IL MITCHELL
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

SO0 DOE Chest, Cupboard, Till Drawer, ard ward
sJUO lobe locks just reeeiyed and for sa v by
mh2I Z. nj. GRIFFITH
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United States District Court.
Honorable Judge Belts, presiding.

DEATH OF THE HON. JUDGE JUDSON.
MARCH 19.-Mr E. c. Benedict brought to the notice
of the Court the death of the Hon. Andrew T. Judson,
Judge of the United States for the district of ConnecH
cut and after remarking that Judge Jud:on had presided
this court during the illness Of the resident Judge and
had commended himself to the respect and affection q
all who knew him. by the kindness of his disposition the
simplicity an purity Of his character and his judicial
ability and integrity moved that the Court adjourn out
Of respect to his memory.
Mr. George f. Belts seconded the motion, and remark
ed that during the latter Of Judge Ju sons life he
probably better known to the profession Of this dis
trct than to those of his district from the
patience with which he listened to the trial Of In
which be decided them and he TprsStnsss above
which manifested in all his adiudcatons r.n
Of the proesson and that the dngs of his death have
excited the deepest feelings Of regret in the prac
toners at this bar and that there seemed therefore
peculiar proprety in this Court accedng to the notion
His Honor Judge Belts remarked, that under the act
of Congress Judge Judson held position analogous to
that of CO ordinate Judge of this court that for this
reason well for the high worth moral and inteec.
tua of the deceased and the various stations of impor
tance and trust he had occupied the motion would be
court He Judge Betts had sat with Judge Jud-
the bench but had frequently consulted with him.
and often had occasion to remark the and
with which he pursued his investigations, and
sought for the right that he had to fear that the
exetons put forth by Judge Judson in the discharge Of
his duties here the change of location to the CITY, and
the confinement here at his advanced stage of life had
seriously affected his health and tended hasten the
time of his DEATH although not the immmedate
occasion of it,
The Court thereupon adjourned until II A. NJ, on
Monday next.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Moiming-Biing of a Nose.-Yesterday off,
Parker of the Second district police court arrested
called Patrick Gamma a warrant issued by Jus
tce Mcurath wherein he stands charged with violently
assaulng Andrew Carson residing at No 1SS East Twen
ty fifth street, near First avenue, and biting off side
OF his and portion OF tho cheek dishg gurng Mr.
up to Carson, ST. Patrcks day. in Twenty fifth street.
and took from compainants pocket rule Mr.. Carson
requested him to return 1t, which the prisoner
fused do words then ensued and Gamma without
head UP his mouth and bit side of his nose
off together with portion Of his cheek The accused
taken before the magistrate who hold him to bail to
the and in default OF bail committed
to prison for trial.
knocking Maa OperJoa,t,.-A man, named William
Martin, ordered another named George Stanley from
Martin struck Stanley blow which knocked him from the
vessel into the water and before he rescued 10
his life by drowning Officer Sease of the Third ward,
rested Martini and conveyed him before Justice Osborn
who committed him to prison to the assault.
Robbed in an Onni5us.-Elza Thurling, residing in
Forty eighth street. robbed Of pocket book contain
ing S57 in bank bills while riding in omnibus Fri
day afternoon in going from Broadway and Boome street,
to Forty eighth street and Eighth avenue. No arrest
The Chiefs shadows should be mores vigant among
this class of pickpockets several persons have been
robbed within short time past while riding in stages,
and not of the known rogues has there been brought
to Justice. "Shadows sha dows your reputation for
thief catching will be matter ut issue, II these
detreaations are permitted to be carried on with i'm,
punty. -
about 10 O'Clock policeman Consy, of the First ward,
while on duty In Bridge street. violently assaulted
and knocked down by three ear themselves Daniel
Brown Daniel Butler and John Sullivan. seems they
made q sudden attack on the policeman, knocked him
down the sidewalk and when down, they beat him in
very violent before however, they coui escape
aid procured, and the three taken into custody
and conveyed TO the station house. and in the morning
taken before Justice Osborn who committed them to the
Tombe for trial