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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-22

STERLING ExcHANGE.-The mode and manner
OF reckoning the rate of exchange between the
United States and England is curiously contradic-
tory, and conveys the idea that the balance is in
variably against this country. We assume for the
spar" as between the two countries a medium
many per cent. below the real "par.' The rates
OF exchange during the progress of the year should
show when the actual premium, the real par and
the absolute discount exhibit themselves in the
quotations. 1t certainly appears gross absurdity,
when we are told that 923. 40, about 8. per cent
York. The report of the Secretary of tn Treasury
in May, 1885, states that since the passage of the
act OF 1884, for reforming the American gold coin
age, the true par of exchange with England, esti-
mating gold against gold, is about 10 above the
nominal par. The British sovereign of full weight
contains lib grains and is 1914 parts of grain of
pure gold, worth, according to mint valuation,
In the price currents $4t4 40 are assumed as
the par OF exchange on England This practice
began when Spanish pillar dollars were in circua
ton, and the exchange regulated by the
market value of gold compared with that of silver.
Mr.. Galatn, writing in 1929, estimated the par at
seven per cent. Since then the par has been al
tered by the new gold-standard If the British
sovereign or pound sterling ia 81 81, then the
par is established at that price. Any rate above
that price is a premium, and below discount.
But the sovereign, in commerce, goes for 81 So
55-l00, which makes the par value about 81 less q
small fraction. We assume 9! for convenience as
the rate between the United States and Eng
land. We thus appear INCREASINGLY as having
balance against us, as high premium is contin-
ually paid.
The rate of exchange by the last packet was l0!
How much better would il be If ii were quoted at
the actual premium, which is one per cent.
Should it recede to 8! it would then be quoted at
par; and a further decline to 81, it would then be
az one per cent discount We should thus have
plain sailing, and every would understand il.
Formerly it was a mystery to comprehend the
actual profit or loss Of shipment of specie except
to the initiated. Since we have had 30 large
trade with California, and American gold has been
shipped in considerable quantities. ii is better un
derstood, but the community is still mystifed by
the existing rules for calculating exchange. 1t ia
time ii was modi6ed.-Bankers' Circ,da
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THE REP U BLIC
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY q, lst


Congress-.
In the Senate, yesterday, several private
bills were passed; and after an Executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned till Monday.
The House Of Representatives considered
and passed bill for the relief Of DAVID
MYERLE. The message of the President of
the United States, in relation to the capture
and condemnation by the Spanish authorities,
of the barque Georgiana and the brig Susan
Loud, was read and ordered to be printed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-21

SuB-soD CuLTIvAToR.-This is a new
invention, and am not aware that il
has ever been tested. shall therefore,
give partial description of it, by way
of announcement As lis name indi-
ou'es, il is designed 10 loosen. and pull
velize the soil under the sod without
disturbing the surface more ihan:o make
small holes through il, which will serve
10 ct IN air and rain-waier. Its princi-
pal use and object is, to obviale the ne
cessity of breaking up such meadows
and pastures as have become unproduc-
tive, on account of the soil becoming
too compact, or sward- bound. The in
oIcdulous, suppose, will be anxious in
quinng Tor the inventor, and " how il is
done"
| will explain by saying that the i'm
plement consists, (prospectIyely,) of a
series of cast iron wheels, about sixteen
inches in diameter; all on one shaft
each wheel turning on the shaft indie
pendent Of the rest-eaeh hub occupy
ing a space of four TO six inches on The
shaft. These wheels, with the shaft,
wall form a sort Of compound roller, to
be used after the manner of common
field roller The number of wheels will
depend on the ability Of team to manage
them. Each wheel should have six or
eight arms. each arm vibrating tooth,
lhrce-fourths of an inch square, fasien-
ed with a bolt, four inches from the rim
the tooth extending outward through
(and free to sibraie in) a slit in The rim
Of the wheel-the teeth, think, should
project about six inches, making the
length len inches. Each tooth should
occup, slli in the rim, Tour inches long
Intending from the arm forward, i. e.
when the arm is upward-so that when
a tooth passes over The center, the point
will fall forward and be ready 10 enter
the ground point foremost.
N. CAREY,
Westfeld, MY.
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NJ One Of the mist agreeable visions
the publisher Of newspaper could have,
would be that Of his accounts all squared
at tie end Of each year.
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Hnhansank,s Liver Pills.

No pan Of The system liable diseas. than the
LIVER tse'yius lteref to purity the blood, gviul
The proper secretion u Inc ho, hat aay wrong de'un ui
Liver affects the uiher important parts OF ihe system,
and fosus varousY LAYER Complaints, Jautdice. hys
pcp.Ii Ne should, therefore, watch every symptom
that ni-ht trdcae wrong action OF the iiNer. These
Pills hrius composed ct ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
neal the sck nimely, brst an ENPEcI GRANT,
winch Judgments the secretion from The Pulmonary
promotes the discharge Of seIcted matter
Stcud ALIEkAIiN l., winch changes eXpii-
cable aud inscn,ihe he OF the
system. Third, TONIC, which gives aud strength
to the nervous slsen renewing heGlh and visOr all
parts ihe body. Fourth, aCAiHARrIC, which az
rfct hanuuny with he other Ingredients AND operating
The Bowels, and rApeng the whole corrupt aud
y4ts matter and purifying the blood, winch Jusuys DIS
( uase and restores heaiih
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kad YOU cannot be indifferent 10 this appeal Humanity
calls upon YOU do your duty 1t Is only Of the
ny thousands who have seen its wonderful effects.
Dr. J. n. HObENaACks Sin, Gratitude TO gu, the i'm
veutar at highly valuable medicine. prompts this humble
testimony favor, heng safe, gentle yet powerful
~ otrctull remedy for Having hud much expert
the effects 81 various preparations, wife,
who well skilled iu uiinstorng To chdf5n 90 distress,
ptn the best had used and would
other ghlls ours could he mad.
dugher ct ours nrcane seriously diseased Her symp-
toms alarming but her mother sought tor a
remedy Tor uy ny ohnined yonts hy the time she
had used al bottle, sr the Joy IL afoctionute
ohft tie 40 her child -he lrirg about
five sogu ola. she passed Immense qu1utity OF
Worms hef sick IN cnuuenauce frightened, her spns
returned and short fue lovely chid threaieurd wih
decline and DEATH gave pIouise OF health. Thanks 10
kind Providence whose blessing attended YOUR SYRUP
stored ih- chld Nith confidence recommend TO oil
parents whose rhildrnn lie suffering wi wurns.
JAMES D. HOWEN Minister at bn Gospel.
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church
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TIE TAPE WORM.

This the icut Worm des Troy of any that in
the Human SYSTEM grows to almost indefinite
length, Incoming cooled aud fastened 10 the ntesines
snd stomach affecting the health sadly cause -
Nuus dance, Fits Ac that those afflicted seldom IL
tusp port Is the TAPE WORM hasiening the 70
early lnorcro destroy This worm, very energetic
be pursued would therefore be pfopert
take OF ofny Liver Pills, TO al ohstfuouous
that The Wom syrup may direct upon the wom, which
be taken OF two table spounlus three
day. These directions followed have been known
u ~ -----. o.
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HERE'S YOUR REMEDY.
HolloWay's Ointment.

A PERSON ~ YEARS OF AGE CURED OF A BAD
LEG or Thirty YEAg's STANDING.
Copy qfa ice from W. Ba. mos, Builder II Gas Ousps af
RasheIgs, a,sr Haaa7 .fsie, dated Nay dl'', le5l.
To Professor nolLowAY,
Sir-i suffered tor period of thhty years from bad leg
the result Of two OF ce different accidents al Gas Wons
accompanied sorlulc symptoms. had recourse TO
variety O. medical ace, without deriving benefit and
WIS told that iHe leg must be amputa,ed yet oppo
son 10 that opinion, your Pills aud ointment have effect
ed complete u short time, that few who have
not Witnessed 1t would credit the tact
The.truih Of lhs ,ncmeut can be verified by Nj " r.
England, Cheni., 70, Market street, Iiudaer-ded.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST CURED IN ONE MONTH.
E1Tae Of ienerfrom r Fredrlk Turner, " PeasAursi,
To Pro'osso, Holloway;
Dear sr-My VILE had suffered from Bad Breasts more
ihsn months, and dung the who e peod had the
medical attendance bot ali 70 Having before heal
ed awful wound n uy leg by unvallad medic
cine, trtmnod again 10 your Pllsand Ointment,
aud therefore eayu them THAT 10 hes ease, and Fortunate
s.s did 20, for 10 le.. ihan month perfect was
Effected and tho benefit that other of NY
mmib have derived from their use uu, astonishing
now suougly recommend lhou to AZ ny liends.
tssoed) FREDERICK TURNER.
AN INFLAMMATION IN THE SIDE PERFECTLY
Copy ola Ler from Mr. Fraasi 4rnOt Of BysoAouse, To-
hirH Rod, Eitnhro', dated April 29th 1851.
s-For more thaa twenty years my wife has been sub
ieci from time time, attacks OF ind animation the
SIDE tor VIII she Died and hlstefed great
tent SUI the pua con not be removed Ahon' four years
she saw, IN The papers, the wuade o effected by
your fr Oniunts anu thought she would the
ra TO het aieai asfonshmeut delight she cot iui-
mediate reef from thoir use and alter pesovnrine of
three the PAIN her side completely cured and
she has enjoyed the best of health io the last years
lsiguedl FRANCIS AhNOT
These Pals should be used jointly with the Ointment
most OF the following c1ses:
Bad legs tnirsoteet fstulas Sore throat
Bad Breasts thiliillne Sout skin.diseascs
Buns tharpca hands, blunduiai -rufsY
buuiuns tufus tsoi twolliags sore heads
Rite of Mos Cancers Lumbago Iuniors
chetohs a. Contracted and Piles llccts
Rheumatism
Sand Flies. etit Joints scalds WOUNDS
toUObay EcGhaut4-ies sore Nipples Naws
kEDDING q Goa Boston, Mass, Agents for New Enslaud
Sold the establishment Of Professor Holloway 2t4
Sitund, (usa Temple Bafl London, by ali
Druggists and Dealers 90 Medicines ihTous bout The British
LmTe and those of h Union, IN Pots aud Boxes 81
ceutsi - cents and Sn Wholesale BY the principal drug
houses "a the Union, and by Messfs. A. b. a ". SANDS
New York, and hY :. H. col ms, Moatpcler VI
There Is Considerable saving making the larger sizes
y. b. Dheeions Tor the guidance oi Patients in evoiy
disorder are a1Ned to each box. ed;eow w
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Hubbard Mellendy's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, The Hos Probate Couil for the
Distfct of Randolph bsifict Randolph To Al
persons eonserned the eslte Of Hubbard Molendy late
If orange IN .ad district deceased, iuicsaie reeting
lNHELEAs, b. W. Bartholomew, Esquire, admnistTa-
w ct the sad deceased proposes rendering
OF his ADMINISTRATION aud oesenng he against
estate iof allowance of said Court he held
the Registers udae. IA Chelsea, said district. the
fourth Tuesday OF April. A. D. 1888. Al O'Clock A. NJ
Therefore, hereby notified appear before said
Conn, the ard place aiafesaii and show cause II
auy you have, ahy SHOULD be allowed
Dated A. Chelsea, 40 SAID Dtfic tbs 30h day Of March,
A, ID. ls5a IS Z. W CLARKE, Reg s,er
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= 30 Red InQl
200 lbs. Narhsra Clover,
1000 Western. so do. White.
VIII be sold Ia lots 10 suit purchasers. Those who ssy
ssii psaia We give chance fora Rscdt
Apiil SIS sTORRs & LANGDoN.
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup,

An ttce founded upun Scientific Principles compounded
with purely Vegetable Substances being perfectly safe when
taken, and given the most lender infant with de-
cided heaodca effect, when Bowel Complaints aud uir
Ih0a have Hado them weak and dsbaied, and the Tome
properties of my Worm Syrup such that IL stands with
cqua 90 THO Catalogue Of Medicines leo giving tone
and strength 10 ut stomach, which makes % au niaho
tor those afflicted with dyspepsia The astonishing
cures performed Ay syrup physicians failed
the b. Sd evdorre vi ts superior efficacy over all utheis
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0gCAUfluN. Remember then, Parents and an others,
thai HOnENsAIN'S WORM SYRUP ~ the only Mcdi-
in tha sail eradicate Worms, with certainty, aud
viii not disagree ssib ihe most delicate stomach. be
a you the genuine ntee, and that toe signature
IN HDbEAsACkn Is on every bottle.
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EDuT.v az. rs.sRRE.r
Manufactured by
Vim. Franklin n co., new Haven,
| tApl is53-25.2i~.l Coma.
Myers Extractofisock Rose

mt NaHon, though Minister OF he Gospel, has for
period Of 10 gvsa atui the sub,et medical
science, 20 qua hn to administer To The SICK
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Nhotever the health and happiness OF the
pie is at l times of the must valuable Importance fuk.
tor grtntcd thar every 1oon will 40 all In their power
the lives O their children. and that every person viii
endeavo 90 promote their health at an sicrhces
ieel 10 dairy 90 so,mulg assure you thar WORMS. ne
cufdng She opinion of the calculated ihysicians
the primary causes of large majority of diseases
which cfljrcn aud adnls liable. lfsuu have spae-
lite com uua ly rhangasbe iron, one kud Of TO TO an
oiher Bod Brcuth, Pam in the Stomach, lkag az tho
Nose, Hardness aud Funess of tho Belly Dry Cough, SLOW
Fcvef pulse irrcsulafcuonhcr that all these denote
WORMS, and you should at once apply the remtdy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-21

AZ my name has been sed connection with the
meuds tons Of Mt Myers ROCK ROSE SYRUP, invuuous
adyttisrmenis by the manufacturer, beg leave make
the following statement with reference 10 my
with the remedy AMI tests which have subjected aud
tho for having ntfoiuccd II TO the notice OF private
friends in the community In which reside, long before the
medicine advertised. muko this freely he
cause have, principle, withheld my name from all
log Them 10 tho public, believing them frequently the spao
NJ qHaekcrp a1 hapbug and tending to ineieaso end
esscnug human disease sdfeTing. Such, Tea II
the chaauero large portion uf tho patent panacsas Of
hts medicine making " Their l. lesion," aud
from their Influence, from tho dempnacal spnis have
:. !. . . :. - ,.
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Cold and Silver Watches,

CONSTANTLY 90 haud al my store stase siteet, i'm
- ported my ORDER and consequently sell them much
cheaper than be bought elsewhere. Gold Watches Is c.
fine, at so and upwards.
have aew ofthose heavy Railroad timers leh-a
Watch imported 10y myself Tor shat purpose and has
gained the preieteuce over an Others.
Please call and examine for Yourselves.
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1852. ........,.:s.l s.lasa..-....l s "a 1852,
Northern Railroad, n. II.
BRITISH & u. S. MAIL ROUTE,
Boston, Lowell, Concord, Northern.
Passumpsic, vermont entraI, gdeDsburgI
and Montreal Railroads,
AND FROM

81 Johnsbury Burlington ST Aiblus, Montreal ogdeus.
hnrgh and the West, and Manchester, Nashua, Boston
Lawrence salem, Doyef, Portsmouth, Portland, Gt0iun
Junction. Worcester, Providence, Norwich und New Nois
This Is the dircct hcvix tho ehoye places and
passes through the capitals of New Hampshire and Vermont
The fare and ffcgh; a. low as by other routes
After November J. lei2 trains North leave Boston at q
4. NJ. and 2 NJ and Concord AZ 10 30 A. NJ. Dad 3 2 M
T.ans South leave Whue kise Junction Of 7u5 A. 81
and 1890 r. NJ the arrival o Cars from upper roads.
speoa Cattle Trains over this route every Tuesday
and height trains dnly hetwXt darlington, ROuses POM
Ogdenshufgh, Montreal and Nashua Lowell, Boston, ss
ien Portsmouth, Wurcoste Providence and iniefmrdat,
places and the only route from ihu ogdenshui-h
Montreal Roads by which Freight be cnfuod Nthou
changing cafa. oN1LoW sihAhNsi Agent.
Concord, n. u. oct %, loi2 %
Those who use the Weed"
CAN hnd natural ieai-lil l-pixpu,s beet o.
| 1 L...- ELLLs A. MANlU-IIls
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BUTTER TUBS.

IL vho wishing supply theyseses with Butter
~ Tubs Tor The coming ssasoa, will DO we'll TO call a. We
hayes large lot VI niee oass-t The right szewhich will
sell cheap. ELLIS BANCROFT.
Mach IL n
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GONE Of the Kind of spoons Ion (which took th
- preference at The state Fair Rutandl manufacture
BY a. waunted, be had cheaper Than any Of III
same quality else wh eie IN Vermont.
Montpelier, Oct. 80 PHlNNEY 4 MEAD,
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Chemical ReIqian Polish.


THE best article Tor Polishing ROOTS, SHOES aud
HARNESSES 10 be had, also a superior Stove Polish.
sold by SCOTT FIELD.
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w. p. BADGER d "a
PANKORITE."
Myers EXftncr O( RpcA Rose
PURYFYER OF TuERIOOD.

An invaluable Remedy tot all SCROFULUS DISEASES
Indigestion, Salt Eheum, Sick Headache, Caukcr,
Nursing sore Mouth and General Debility,
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Forty Thousand Dollars

in cash expended IN getting this Muguihtent work
QyPefsons throughout ihe Union, by remitting Ten
Dolas, the subscription PRICE shall haze the work
leio cont 10 them egulirs, eyey week per mail free ol
postage. Aspecmcn numhrr Val be receipt OF
Twenty FIVE cents. Address
ROBERT T. PETERSON x co
y. W. corner OF Finn and Arch Stroc Phla
~ Agents wanted IN every part OF the uoiOu, ,hian
sinh. furt hfs. D.,
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Or. .. ~ IEoDspson OF me same place,
Prescribed II IN hadeasrs OF sefuuous paionts al Whs'
Hospital. tis sugccss she NOR
p slcians. lie fePods the a. lowing remarkable case OF
White swelling OF the hip, February, loiii The lad
wasseven Yeas DID, had the disease for
fhe oue dsoe ated upward and outward. Their
iatge opening The hp leading the uona, into which
eeuld thrust my hngor. counted thee uicrfs ip nld
Heen under several physicians hn had gwen hun up. OF
Aaied dceogton OF Rock hose. Ia DAYS his night
sweats vsed hn ordered tea spoonful ui Rock Rose
Three times day. Iariy days gii0 he snf,ry
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But what is the Rock Rose .

The following history at the Rock Rose Plant and
diena properties, lake lom The Now Haven Palladium,
March. loJ2
"'lhe increased interest," manifested IN ithe Rock Rose
Plant Consequence OF the mtny wonderful effected
by Myers tompeund Extract of Rock Rose calls
pef hisiuty ot 30 order sny opinion
that may have been ratcrameu concerning 49, aud aO
set tue hight the nature OF plant which promises
/ universally honriciaL
We are indebted TO tho United States Dispensaory Of
] leiI Tor the following description Of II;
1t Is entirely different from the Rose. II l.
.ionimed ohbng leaf plant having hitter taste. Innd
dtou to remarkable peculiarly of the plant, OF bearing
crops ni flowers 10 season, also has another
terestng and be- auuul prupcry
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$500 CHALLENGE.

4 NEW 10, of HARDWARE IN ALL ITS vARIE
TIES iusi opened and Tor sale at reduced rates BY
SCOTT J. FIELD.
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FOX GRINDING afew bags only gu hand, Of the bosl
quality STORMS * LANGDON.
PEG d. ~
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Ieshes 10 INC Fau' OF Koch os' Us nFncrd IN Tho eutI
Of uuncinns cases al Scioiuai respectfully IN cnrircn
klr. y. RHl!er, o. Hartford, a..
hdmniueroh the Rock Rose 70 Scsoinious female, ia
~hoa the snscro ous nede, bad been applied uhou
he tizeas fail Ia HrfYs fpd h. 81
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EFFT UEIVFE VEaFfFE III tElhN 7EtttEs
which they vii be happy exhibit TO all those WHO may
iuvur ht Ca with seal.
RWutohe- aud iowoify repaired aud warranted usual
T G. PulNNEH. A. 4. MEAD.
Montpelier. VI. October 1854
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NILYER SPONNS

CANARY aud HEAP SEED. al KEIrd s BARKRRr
" Feb. 30 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-11
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THE WATER ELECTION To DAY.-An election will be held
the c. mmon Council to provide Brooklgn with water
Investigations as to the whence supply could
be obtained have been made for several Years past aod
PLAZA has at length been decided uprn by the Common
Council, and decision will be had it to day It Is
the amongst great proportion Of the popu-
htton that II the plan IL defeated the question of intro
ducipg water set at rest at least for he present Such
ho~ever 10 not the The plan only is to be voted
Island Water Works Company. of Williams burg, will sup.
P tina CITY, having authority to do by their charter
or certain conditions The question then is virtually
etween the Brooklyn plan and the Long Island Company
the former fails the latter will step In The polls will
DO opened at SUNRISE and close sunset.
Att WATER hEErNG-A meeting Of those of our citi-
yn with Sater, was held, In front of the City Hall
saturday night There was numerous ATTENDANCE and
VaDzandt presided and addresse, were saAde by ex
Judge D,lkemsn, Sidney A. Beers ESD and DR.. McPha;L
al OF ~hom urged: that even If sufficient supply Of
water could be obtained from the ponds Long Island
was unit for culinary purposes. during the sum
mer months these pools coated wSh green scum
ard ,hs water was flimy and filed with sss The ex
pense, they held would be more than BROOKLYN could
bear spd SO advised all who did not wish to load the
win an immense tax to vote against the plan proposed
st the election on Monday, Ito day.
DISHONEST SERvANT.-A servant girl in the employ
Of Ars. Grifths No ii Cottage Iog, Columbia street.
was arrested on Saturday by officers Mathews and Har
rod of the First district police the charge stealing
tive notes of hand Of 81 500 EACH gold pencil diamond
ring and other articles, valued at 500 The jewel
ny found in her possession, but the notes still
missing Tao men, supposed to be implicated with the
girl we're also taken into custody They committed
for o hearing
SERIOUSLY INJURED.-A little boy the son of Mr. Nc
Donough residing on the of Court and Congress
streets crushed between water cart and fence on
Satu day. and 30 badly injured that his life ia despair
ed Of.
DROWNED. Yesterday morning. about ten O'Clock,
young mon ramed John Leary aged twenty-five years.
d,oxped in the mill pond of Gowanus Creek the
sluce gate by getting beyond his depth while bathing
His body grapped for and about two hours
afterwards, BY officer Rugges Of the Third district police
Biookyn. and conveyed to his residence in Douglas
street Bond. The Coroner has been notified and
will h. Id an inquest this morning.
yout man, named William Arson. was also drowned
IN Gowanus Creek yeterday while bathiog. It is sup
posed he was seized with c,amp HIS body was not re-
covered.