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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
lts 90 - % 3
THREE nAIl.Y LINES

q: E a. - % -
THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
Ls4cing Pttts6mrgh Of a. NJ. and a-ririag in Phfi
ed.1ga,g n1,al 2. lsttss .T sgTs ,x s'shs p,,,.
burgh at P. NJ, and living Philadelphia at A.
And by night THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN. leav-
ing Pusbure At $40 P. n. and arriving in Phiadei-
phia at p. NJ.
The sirht Express runs daily; the other :wo, sun
days excepted: s44. e-4e ~ Nt.
and connecting with the trains from
st. Louis, Missouri, Alton, Giiena Chicsgo. Illinois,
Frankfort. Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky; Terre
Haute. Madison, Lat, ettc sd indianapolis, Indiana:
Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield. BellefoitaIne Sahdas
Ky. Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus, zsnesviiie, Mas.il
connes,y Pbugh with The steam r1snes noa,
FARE THROUGH (All the way BY Railroad to
Philadelphia,) FROM
Chicago, els OG,Columbus, sI2 65
Madison La Fayette il e5 fellefontains. : l2 95
indianapolis, - 1925 gainesville 1925
Cincinnati, 400 Mansfield & Cres,line, II 90
Dayton, 1873 Wooster ~ 31
Xenia. +. 400 Cleveland. 1000
Toledo, 1900 Pittsburgh 500
II Pra.sengcrs from ths West will find this the short
est and mast expeditions Route to PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or BOSTON.
MEsKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Linss, Pittsssrgh,
J. MEsKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger LINES, -Fittsbsrgh.
PHILA ADELrHI, July, 1854.
THIS ROAD BEING NOW coMLLETE, IT OPENS
A COMMUNICATi0S
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. I.
or PirrsHrRaH and BALTIMORE. by which Freight
from ths fest can reach Eastern Market ghisksr
ard esspsr hs y y any o. 'es 1T
from St. Louis, Louisville Cineinnnt Wheeling, and
ell the difereut points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad. at Pittsburgh.
Cars run through between Pitts5Srgh and PAfte-
dephia without transhipmeni OF ire'gh-an advantage
that can be appreciated by all Shippers
In ease Obstruction of BayigatroD, by lee or Lev
Hater, Freghts westward can be forwarded from
Pittsburgh to the Mississippi by Railroad
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadclphia or Baltimore.
First Glass.
Bfstsr Spnner
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and, per 100 lbs.
Carpeting, Furs and Peltrles, Feaih-{
crs, Saddery, &C., 49,. - 30 Gus. - e's'
Second Glass.
Books ard Stationery, Dry goods in
ba,es Drugs, Glassware. Groceries, TX wi, e0,t
fexcept coiIee) Hardware, Hollow
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, WOOL
Third Class
Baegins, Bacon and Pork in bulky
Butter salted, Copper in ingots, AZ ~. "a
Fiaxseed, Hogs Hair. Flax. Leath- W ~
or Eastward, Zinc,
Fourth Class.
Bacon and Pork packed, Candles1
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Fish
saltea. Iron, Soda ASH Tobacco in
Leaf Eastward. Tar, Rosin, Whis- 50 cts. 10 cts.
key, Cotton, lin Summer) Coffee,
Lard and Lard Oil, (throGgh) Pork
fresh, in car loads at owners risk,
GEO. c FRANCISCUS,
Freight Ageas, Pftts5Ergk.
E. J sNEEDER.
Freicht .Aeent. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW 81 KOONS.
Freight .7gsnts, Baltimore.
JOSEPH ELLIOTT,
Freigh Agent, Ne Hest s,H y.
II. II HOUSTON, General Frsight Agsat, PAiIa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30

= PRINGE. Axles, Nuts and Washers, wroughl
= Nails, Strap Hinges. 81
DAVENPORT 4 LIE CLAIRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30
MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce te
the citizens Of Davenport ana vicinity. and to a
those wishing 10 purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
ory of teir deceased friends that they be supple
calling at his shop, Main ST., between First ano
second, west side, where he will be pleased to furS
Ut STONE OF every description, as low as il can
ought in the Western country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEA
nd FOOT STONES. Also superior article OF RI.
TONE. &C., ven cheap. W. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June 3. lS53-23
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DAVENPORT HOUSE

.pc II GRANT having leased the Hotel
: Gently o.cunisa l., her lat husband, VIM. G.n'
a,,r as tho DAVENPORT HOUSE, has asopened .
M. for the rrco nm odation Of the public.
III, III Scrp = neat house. W III 'urnishe, ifreerh
-. o., ,,..rve and receive n share ~ puhiic patr'
~. She has a large ward attached for wagons ~
,ablinr for thirty Ave horses
Daysnpors, May ?. le3a-wiswf'
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SEARS, WOOD CO.,
Dedstead Hanufacturers, Lanh9 HaesAaa1s,
and Dealers in plaued TlooriAe.

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only eSfablishFnentin In the West whero
4 sHERW OODsG CELEBRATED THRNlNo
LATHE is used for turning PRNnArIc P0RMs; sueA q
ferefs Ralssfsvs, BED Pssts, 1stis Lsgs, ard oAag
work too various 70 eBumerste, with the
NouIdiress sJ sH iste s9xsvss - s~I ssaSs~ ~
beautiful WORK that fancy dssirs, asd havi1g .As
appearance Of ssstlr ssrvsd wsrh. ssh
June II, ls54-trw.f
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
goods Of all descriptions In common use. consisting
Of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo kcbes,
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
g. A. T. ]. Il Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xcts and Mill Saws. Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails. all KINDS, Grindstores,
Woodenware. Live geese faathe ers.Piteh d OaEam,
SoIa and TIMER Leather. Wall P2per,
Willow Baskets. Paints and Oils, I've Stufis. &c.
hi ii viii ~ sold at a snail advanae for Can. As
I, nj keapipe ever, thing in common pse. persons
INC several art, ~ oIair them Frant street
Il Brick Storr opposite the Mills. davenport Iowa
Mn" o. i~5a-2a J. ". BOWLING.
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CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The Onlv Railroad connection Of the Kississip.
nj With the Atlantic.

pI Win Ln0 AtIHULIC.
Three traius daily through 70 Chicago Sundays ex-
.cpted.
Leaving Rock Island,
,.,Throuqh freight with 2d clsss cars at 30 A. NJ.
Arriving al Chicago ~ r d.
edm.Ii train $40 A. M.
irving AT Chicago P. NJ.
Sioht /. .xnrsss 7eyery eyeiiac, s40P.M.
Arriving II CHICAGO An.
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
,..Niu,,t Exnress from Chicago at eco A. n.
"a Mi .rr,in s P. M.
3d-Freight $50 I'm.
TPAn freight trains have second class and Emi-
grant car. attached The trains On this Road run to
and from the same Depot In Chicago and In
with trains of the Michigan Southern Railroad thus
avoiding the usual expense Of HIcks and carriage OF
baggage. ttt
Tickets through to Chicago and all principal places
East by the above be had of s. s. stevens,
island Raiiroad, JOHN Z. HENRY. Supt.
W. H. WHITMAN, ASt. Supt.
Rock Island, may lst, 1854
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STABBED IN THE STREET.

On Sunday evening two young men, named Adam
Deer and Francis Deer, brothers, were walking
through Twenty first st., near Fist-av., when two
Germans, named John Echsrdt aud Martin Werner
(tbe latter an old offender stepped up to them and
stabbed both Of the young men dangerously with
dirk knives after which they fed but were pursued
and arrested by officer Johnson and Others Of the
Eleventh Ward Police. The wounded men were con-
veyed their residence and are unable on &C count
Of their wounds, to appear and make afidavis rela-
tive to the assault. The prisoner Echard stated to
Justice Welsh, before whom both were tsken, that
Just before he met Werner in the street who said to
him, Come along, / going TO stab some one,
and shortly aerward he met the brothers and stabbed
them. The two were locked up in the same cell, and
subsequently Ecbard denied the truth of what he had
told the magistrate and both stated that there was
disturbance in the street. and that some other person
stabbed the brothers. An examination will take
place as the latter able to appear at Court.
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and be liips sigly; prone 70 Boosting Of his sc
quiiemen'' which are more superficial than profound
and his veracity il BY 10 means beyond dissuts
Twice before once in England and o, oe in the North
of IrelaDd he attempted to commit h- present crime
but the fact of h- being married msn leaked out in
tme to save his inenc 90 victims II he Be left q,
liberty no doubt be vii entrsp so,ne other innocent
girl and we therefore ask Of the authorities what
steps they have taken for his arrest Has hs bal
been esir ,sted, or can bis bal be found AMI car
81 900 be considered sufficient bail for msn whOss
ordinary income amounts 10 between two AID three
thousand dollars, and who has the certainty Of the
States Prison for term OF yeass before him.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Sales at the stock Exchange. .Ocr. Z
MospAY, Oct. SOP. NJ.


The feeling at the Stock Board Is still gloomy and
quotations gradually decline The variations to-day
are not important AT the Second Board the market
was heavy at the close but after the footngs OF me
Bank statement were made public, the market was
stronger and closed with some frnness- Erie closed
at AZ. a decline Of 1 y cent, having been 43i in
the street; Reading declined p cent Central, !;
Cumberland il steady at %; Pennsylvania Coal, s6l
The Western Railroads are heavy. Nicaragua i'm
proyed y cent The business in Railroad Bonds is
moderate. Illinois Central sold at 6si s7Oi Eries
1ss3 sHas54: Hudson Convertibles, II; State
stocks are heavy and Virginia &c sold at SOL sfarther
decline of 81 y cent. Indiana Is are selling private
" at 70, to considerable extent.
In Exchange the business s moderate and the mar
ket heavy. Sterling 9G9l; Francs 5.l5e5l2l.
The supply Of bills Is not large, but the demand ia
limited, remitters being poor.
There Is some activity in Grain Freights for Lver-
pool, and ra.es advancing. The engagements arc
50 900 or 60, 900 bush. at ia4ld shpowners at the
close asking Sd. Cotton d., with small engagements
The payments at the Sub Treasury were s5ss, eesi
received s635 SIC; balance 90 ss6 s6s Insluded in
the transactions transfer Of $500 900 10 the Post
Office Fund, and s50, 900 received from Chicago.
There are eco, 600 in gold bars PIT up for The
Wednesday steamer.
Simeon Drsper's semi-weekly bale Of Bonds ana
Stocks viii take place at the MerchAns Exchange 70
morrow, ct l2j o'clock.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows On unefpec
edly moderate decrease Of Specie, tho 'ss ''f u'
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ADAMs-At Mount Washington, Baltimore County, Md ,
on the inst after protfacted illness 10 the 10Th year OF
her sse Ann ~ife Of James c. Adams -
BERTHoLP-On Sunday, 18th inst Aonzo, son OF Aeram
G. ard Esther Eizs Bertholf ssed Is years
The OF the family invited TO attend n. funeral on
Tuesday 3s n O'Clock at the residence OF hs parents
Gamer Of Secondary ard One Hundred and Eighteenth and
AT O'CLOCK at the Dutch Reformed Church, Harlem
BURR-In Ny.ek, Roeslsnd County, n T.. 90 sunday
bore with Christian fonade, May Jane, wife Of Ssthsnel
Burr eyed "a years and 10 months
BAYAUD-Th. uners Of John Bsysud viii take place from
his late residence No 256 Heny., Brooklyn, on this Tues
Ssv 2.P N ri. friends and those Of his sons, we'll
tbo,e OF his sonsiD law George De Loynes and Psre
noud are respectfully requested 10 attend without further no
tee. -, 49,, 81,
after illness, which she bore with Chnstian
spirit Eliza Boyd Palmer wife OF v b. Palmer OF fhA
delpkis ia the AID year OF her age
B.pE justified By faith have peace with God. through
our Lord Jssus Christ"
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MARRIED..

BROwNE-LYTTLETON-Oo Monday, tho 2d inst, by
the Mr. Quinn Frsnes Browne to Lucy daughter OF the
late Mr. John yeion Of Buttersnt County Cork Ireland
CARTER-DARROW-Oc IL, by the Rev. w w. Wood
worth Calvin attorney law To Miss May Oar
row all Of Waterbury, Conn.
LAFLIN-HALL-At Syrscum on Tuesday morning, Oct.
% by the Rev Mr. Garfield, Addison r. Lahn OF Herkmer
10 Helen OF the Hon Johnson Hall OF the
former place. - ~, ~. a. .
tbs Rev b. X Allen ID. ID Mr. J. L. Lyons OF Moutrose, Pa
10 Miss Catherine Plumer daughter Of John Plu ne ESD
of the former place - =, ~
bv the Rev Richard Temple Lieut. George willard u
to Mary Gould daughter Of Plum ESQ OF the former Place
Simmer NJ Duncan Wilson Of Greenock 70 Miss bsrosf
NJ Richie, daughter of VIM Richie Esq, % New-fork
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The Clearing House transactions were

Mr. John T. Il. Maxwell has been appointed acting
cashier of the Mechanics Banking Association vice
Mr.. Cornell deceased.
The Exchanges at the Clearing. House to-day were
s23, l43 900.
The Money market has been easier in some quarters
to day, but the demand Is still very large, and high
rates are paid loans By parties not well known at
Banks. The payments into Banks still large, and
are made with gratifying promptness. The 4th No
vember Saturday next, will, it is supposed, be the
heaviest day of the year. A large amount Of paper
always natures on the November quarter, and this
year the 9Th comes on Saturday which throws the
payments Of the 5tb into that day also.
The Money Brokers do not offer anything i'r In'
notes Of the Lewis County Bank. The sackeas mar
Dor Bank was reported suspended to-day oa' VIC S'e
informed that there is no truth 10 tne rain"' ine
President Of the Bank, Mr.. r. u. ae'ioA' ha' uisae
an assignment. but the Bank, the ssen' "a'e'' WIZ
no, be injured by his failure. Inc 'esegrapn Reports
,hs, wo..,a Hambleton g. Son, an extensive Dry
Goods firm Of Baltimore have been isrced 70 AK an
e,,sr.on. A dividend Of cents on the dollar h.s
haen declared the creditors Of z. B. Manchester.
Ne ,b.copding broker Of Cincinnati.
There il no doubt that the securities IN the IndisAa
Rank Department, called in our statement printed
Yesterday, Mississippi S. are, in fact, Missouri
g." The error Ia not ours, % In the Auditor table
they were distinctly set down a. Mississippi Sc"
The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi,
Railroad for the first three weeks Of October were
s54, 213 The estimate for the whole month wss
eco Ooo The Chicago and GalenA receipts for 0cse-
Der viii be- Il 10 estimated, $50 900. The Penasy'
vsna and Ohio receipts ponise to DO stli lager ~
! than the large earning: Of September.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap-

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the Ap-
- pston Of TIE Mayor Adsrmen and Common.ity OF the
CIR f New relative 70 the OPENING Of such para OF
fIGHTY- tn IRD-sTREET, from the Ftth avenue TO tas
E.,; River mot opened In the City Of sew'forL
", The Commission Of Estimate and Assessment herein
hereby dive roce the occupant or ocn
mani. OF al houses and lots md improved snd unIpovee
land. affected thereby and 70 al others bonn H sJ eones'n
u follows, TO Wit; ....-..,,
And at a. persons whose affected thereby snt
xho b. opposed the DO ther
,<r,inf duly verified WILLIAM II. ELTiNG, Esd, o1i
Cbsirnar the ofee Of the Coulm sones No 81 Chsn
her, street eeoDd story ffoEt IN 90 or before
the 18th dsy Of Oetobsr, ls+ 49,,
second That person who may consder then
.xs by Estimate and Assess-ne at WI be hears
IN opposition the sane before rs The same plses o.
oeI1ft p N 90 the 9Th day o. October, 1854
Thrd Thai Abstract u the ssid Estimate and Asess
ent tseher with map snd also al the shdsvi's csc
and ogheT whch used b n r1aHns
t. orr ,port been deposited 10 the Street Comnson
~. the City and County Of New York there 70 fesn
nn,i he 18Th day ofNOSembeT 1854
Fourth That limits embraced by hs Aseaoent sfore
s.s are 4. follows AL those pieces Of LAID situated 10 tn
50 Cit, ontirs both sides Eighty third street bstvees
Extending on the northey AID soahsy sides Of thrd
$500 10 The ode Of the blocks either cs thereof sns
ti0h That report herein will Be presented 70 tne ~
,rrr. Court Of the state Of New ors Il Special Tn
Esof 20 Be he6 the City Hall the said City 90 SAT
iTRDAY tbs 18th Of November. A D. 1884 ~ the open
ns of he Court that day and thai then snd Tiers o. - 800
thsre.sr a. Be heard o-on VII - nses "a,
'AH iepO' WILLIAM d. ELvISo.
MICHAEL @. HART, COnnlsio1>fs
j SIBERIAN BRoWNELL. }
H.~-York September 8. 1854 HDhN
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CUPREME CoURT-CITY and COUNTY Of

~ NEW-lOHk z. txaInsr Ls"IeIt1, N
AI,.rsT Summons for money demand contract (Com
q, 10y To LAWRENCE NJ ATrAWAY, the above de
nSsnt You are hereby summoned snd required to sn"er
the complaint this setou, ~heh filed IN the once OF
Hall 10 aid CITY SewYort the 3th day Of Septenbe
1854 I'D 10 serve copy the said complaint
90 ,bs manner. Al their ohce Number ~ Two Dey street
n tbs Civ OF Newyok within twenty days after the service
., r. on exclusive OF the day OF such service;
80 Won ta 10 answer the said complaint within the tine
s.oresd the plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment assn
80 n, the sun OF % ssl hundred and twenty eight
asrs and eiahty eght with interest 1877 two
f1ndd AID dollars and forty nine cents from the
81 hS day of Aus thousand eight hundred and hfty
CON- the costs this action Dated New August
al ls4 BENEDICT, B0aRDMANs HUNTINGTON,
% 81 IswAxsTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
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week having been lee than half million. The con
traction OF the Loans continues, having been for the
week e., $4,000. The deesease of Deposits reaches
81 90, ooO The Circulation has also varied more
than usual having fallen of sJSS, OOO The report
was considered favorable one ia the street, and
caused rally at the close OF the Second Board. The
c,mparison with last week is as follows:
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- EEW-YORK John =. Seymour aud Robert W. sey-
mopr ss.us, Lawrence 81. Aftawsys summons for money
dsnard on contract (eom not served ITO LAWRENCE NJ
ATTAWAY III. defendant You hereby summoned
na eouired 10 complaint 10 this action, which
sl,a In he oee the CLERK OF the City and County Of New
Vol A. the Civ Hall IN said City OF New YORK. the Sd
s,y Of Ausus 1854 and copy Of your 70 the
s.d complain, the subscribers, at their ofhee No tso
In he City Of York within twenty days after the
.,re, of this you exclusive Of the day OF saf
sryee you fail 20 answer the said complaint within ne
, ,or,s.d the plaintiffs in this action will take judgment
.tsip, YOU for Of tsi 81 hundred aud forty
ft dollar. ninety three cents with Interest from the
ian sh d.v OF February thousand eight hundred ant
CIV four besides the Of this seon-Dsted Ne~forh
BENEDIcT BoARDMAN HUNTINGTON,
g t.wfxTu Plaintiff Attorneys
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fAdyertsement
NEW CLASS IN PRACTICAL PHRESoLoGY

will be formed BY M. L. n FowLER, at No sos Broadway
CT THURSDAY EvEsss next, Nov The attention Of pa
rent, and e.ehe-msle and female. particularly requested
The location OF the viii definitely pointed their
influence and Considered and the whole
,y,ts Of Prsccs Phrenolosy fully unfoded For psrtea
lar. mo uire FowLLRs WELLS Ne sos Broadway TX
sninst.ors daily
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vB PLsss authorized receive Subscriptions and &c
for THk TRIFuxE in the cities OF fhtLADhLran
snd BosToN
MgLIs ca ~ our Agents for the sale Of TsE TsrSvss
ia CsicAs0
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Advertisement
Bass ROLLING MIIL-Manufsrtqres 81 sheet

rr'i-c pis.sr. Brsss ard Gs--.- siv.f
b-ss1 Cerrel ar Gsrsr silve- Nire; br-- sc Oo'-
Ir-trg. brcts hsrfi-s; grr1.r = ~ Ia the lnsot
Aso seslsr' Y lr-7; CoF7er s,rcs TT sPeeF srteI
&c O-cer tro- csacn Others solicited vi ~ Wsrf
kury. Coln st-rc Nos - I'd 81 Johr 5; Ne~lork
BESrpfcT BrRxHAN. ssrussctsr-'y Company.
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Advertisement /

Churches, hotels, steamships, &c, supplied
with eessnt Silver Name add Number Plates OF new and
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS pstea 10 the substantial manner and
elegantly engraved very low prices Samples sent 10 any part
OF the country EvERDELL No 500 Broadway cor. Dusne
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Extensive BURGLARY.-The fancy store OF Miss
Booth No s. mytesy f-loniou.y entered Saturday
psht by means false keys and ribbons yeivets silks &c
70 The value Of about 800 carried off BY the burglars
who escaped detection
On Sunday last a female with brown bonne',
bak vail bro h6 shawl DARK dress 10 enter the
bon.e OF Bsy Vsnderwesk-n No SCI Psei6cst while the
family were az church and took therefrom silver cup and
nap.fp rlrs both marked Minnie with which she m,de of
The value OF the articles Is about . 10.
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TIE LATE WALL-sr. FRAUD.-MorrisoH against
HougAton The investigation relative to a charge
against Edward L. Houghton, broker of Cedar-st.,
near William ST., of defrauding Edward Morrison, a
broker of No. 81 wiam-st. out of 81 go, by means
ofworthess checks was resumed yesterday aferno
The complaint was examined at considerable length,
and evidence favorng the innocence of the accused
was elected as regards charge of false pretenses
Several witnesses examined, and at the close Of
the testimony counsel for defendant moved for dis
mssal of the complaint on the ground that no false
pretense had been shown, and the ofense, if any
thing was merely breach of trust. The magistrate
reserved his decision for day or two
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GAS FIXTURE Of new and tasteful patterns,
~l BE- found ~ he u sreroons q MITCHELL B,ILsT Co
Nee Is 81 johnt Long experiences IN the business srd
superior facilities fo usuuf.ctBrns ensbie- % fsrnh
goods bees quality ard finish the very lowest Pcs
Toe trade suppsd 90 favorable terms.
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IAdyerfisenent.

CHOLERA.-Dr. TOBIAS, No. 90 COurtlandt-st .,
10 cure every Of Cholera wh.n first attacked
uh his VENETIAN LIsIMEST. IL fails Only - cts
per bottle Who that values life will be without IL Sod oy
he Druggists throughout the Uned states AgenS-hsddns
& Co. Boston; Dyott Sons Philadelphia.
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

FousDIIsG.-Between and 10 o'clock Sunday
evening an infant about two weeks old found 10 the area
of The house OF Father Malone in South Sd st. IL taken
ebsrse Of by Mr Weeks the First Ward Station House
RrRGLARY.-The house of Capt Paxton, No. 100
soutb 9th ST. burgsousy entered e evenings since
rLa t.rri.x shsent ]. not knoMn what taken
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cent below the cost 70 import az @ ~ BoDISEs. No S5
Grard st. orchsrd Also, direct from Auction over
80 worth French Mernos Silk Nelvets Lsdes Cloths
Y.rsm.fias Plaids Declines Cloths Cassmeres, flsnnes
Bante &c &e which will be sold less than cost 10 manu-
fseture Ladies. call early and secure great bargains
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NATIONAL THEATER.-

NATIONAL THEATER.-TO-NIGHT " OrHELLo'
GRATriS DAwsoxr the Iush TrsEedisn Isso M G. j.
Smith as Oheo Mrs Cspol ~ Casio. Mrs II . Nichols
monia &c. The WIZARD SKIFF" with Mis- Hath
swsy conc lndes the Bill
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