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Furniture &! Furniture J!

FURNITURE furniture
COTTAGE BEDsrEADS.-ine Nisses' Double and singh
" Cottage bedsteads, aaishsd and for sale ~
jyzs J. W. MeCoMBs.
CRENcH-POsF COTTAGE BEDsFEADs.-f 100 Double
french Post Cottage Bsdsteads finished and By
JyST J. W. aCCOMBs
OUSGEs-SO0 Cottage Lounges, Of different styles nov
IL Anishsd and for sale By J. W. MeC0MBS.
4 IL GOOD woRK. and cheaper than ever offered in
II tAs market J. W. MeCOMBs,
Jy2T-s~ Corner Of Cherry AID Church streets.
COLLARS. Just received per express, suppIyJs
~ hne cellars, every style AMI size.
aagt J. n. MeGILL-
NECK THES.-Recsivea this day an 1ssortmsa1E
~ sik Meek Ties, plain, Black aud Fancy coors. Also
choke u sk Ane Lia-n Cambria Ties for sale By
j. IA. McGILL,
LAiies' aad Geat eracn's Furnish NJ Store,
aagt Corner Of square and College q.
MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.
HARPRR's PUfSANl's GODEYs. PErERSoNS and
Fosters beys and Girls Magazines have been reesvede By
aasi TooN NELSON 4 CO.
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
/ ADlss FINE KID PUMP Boots;
Aii.sss Black and Bfonssd KID siPperE
chlids Extra nas Blonsed and fancy esSrsa scots
aasi a. C0lisge street.
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MOUNT oLIvEr.

DARSOSS 3esruus o. suhcbink Cor st0et in the M1ant
0lEst Cemetsry,' have apportanity a. do
iag b. c9ng upon LIS sLKT CkockETF, DE-. Jas 4
fogso, A SEIsox at Cty Hall Hbo give any nfor.
ataa desired Il Is expected hat those $50 70 sub
Serbs vi % - Immediately. ony limited u
stoek b to ~ disso.sd ~
-4i-dl rss
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CASH FOR MNRAT.

w E are prepared to pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for Wheat aud Corn, at the Nash
vile City Ms and desire all the Wheat to we US
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise we shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour Wheat on such terms a. will
be satisfactory. G.. HAMMOND co.
SB- N. B.-We viii pay 10 per cent above the market
price for Wheat cleaned through
CHILD's GRAIN SEPARATOR.
je1i-wktrwtf III. 4 co.
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COTTAGE BEDsrEADS.-in9 Nissss' Double and singh
" Cottage bsdsteats, a .ishsd and for sale By
jyZs J. W. McCO1IBs
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From "uaTriaon on The Eye
Pcrsons cannot be cautious Of whom they purchase
ectacis they 20 be bought wholesale little more
shilling eozen and such inferior articles can
be TOO much reprobat-d. Glasse. shoul
be large enough the ente eye The abuses Of
small frames but little ka0sn persons nsng Flasse-
EE- Mr. : wouid ingarn the pubic that be employs no
agents hs celebrated spSctAces and they Gao oav
be obtained az HIS OFFICE,
OVER BERRY's BOOKSTORE,
And III bis genuine glasses stamped en- The ffAme us
q" }. H. cenuions" y8O-g
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couErT KEFREsKsTArIvE, ToR MoSroOMERT CO.
DAvie, I5Os PoipdeKter, s75.
Davies msiOFily, 6Sa.
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From DR.. A. W. Hunt.

YKRxox Tenn, July g, 1855
The glasses you sent suit ny ey
we'll much better than aay eversaW.
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NAs8TILE, jay .. ls1o.
We, the undersigned have used Tor some time Mr.. J. II.
Semmons' brazilian Pebble speoAees, and have burd
tk-n far superior aHy others used. We cheer
fnliy recommend them TO the public.
A. W. BUTLER,
Tenn Insurance. Company.
JOHN d. wINsTOS, a. D.
R0hr. GIBSON,
= J CARTER.
Proprietor Of NsshVllie Ian.
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LrRENcH-POSr COTTAGE BEDsFEADs- 200 Double
french Post Cottage Bedstead finished and sale By
UI J. W. NCCOMBS
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ny }. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.By virtue Of deed of by
William r. Hook the 9th 1894 duly
recorded ber J. A. So 2i7, one
Of The land records of Washington county,
ba the undersigned will sell public auction high
est bidder Tuesday, the sh day Of October less O'clock
front Of the premises parcel ground and the
premises with the specified
tru being the five, square three hun
bred and fronting % street,
by ls7 feet deep wide public alley The improvements
large coach factory, shops, SC.
Terms Of sale Onehd of purchase money TO be paid
within five day sale, balance
twelve,
the day OF sale Notes for The deferred be satisfactorily
endorsed and secured by deed property
the the
piled with hve days. the trustee right The
risk and Of the first purchaser.
ii. c. EPALDIHG, Trustee. a
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sep a5-eodads Auciioueer
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ny }. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctlonsor.

by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionoor.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Ia ataucionOn Monday morning. October O'Clock
No 33a Ninth second door above L. funi
and effects OF gentleman declining house
Handsome walnut spring dvans, with parlor chairs 10
I,
Rosewood marble. tnp table
WALNUT etagere, fancy tables and chairs
Excellent Venetian blinds, shades, M curtains
Velvet carpet, large quantity Of superior mating
Stair carpets, rods and eyes, oilclolil
Mahogany soa, card tables
Solid mahogany extension dining table
Necdhans patent sofa bed, superior article
Walnut marb!e-iop sdeboard, dining chairs
Silver plated set casters, spoons, and forks
CHINA and glassware Clocks china
Walnut and mahogany bedsteads
Mable-top and plain bureaus, waslistands
Excellent curtedhair and husk mattresses
holsters and pillows, toilet
Cane cottage chairs, walnut crib
Bronze hat astral lamp
Kistcibock cooking
Superior refrigerator
Radiator and air-tight chamber sovrs
Together excellent Of kitchen requisites
Terms $50 under, cash that credit 90
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
aept 25--d Auctioneer.
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nv .. Q. mcGuIKE, Auctlopesr.

ny j. q. MCGUIRE, AuctioDoor.
cUPERIoR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTI-
full oil paintings, French and eyre china glassware Acon
morning, October 4h shall SELL 10 O'Clock corner
Of Fifteenth Streets the residence Of s Gevers minister
the Neh.rlands (wbo y about % Ienove rom inc couyS
his furniture and household Effects comprising
Walnut hair spring -seot French sofa
pustseat chairs
walnut covered easy chairs
Elegant carved marble top sdebosrd
Superior soiid mahogany extension dniRg table
Marble-top centre table, cnrd tables
Splendid bronze table service comprising plateau flower vases
f,ut stands, &c. . ~.
Rich gold purple band French china dinner res 100
pieces
beautiful sevres china chocolate and
Crystal -giass decanters, wines .fa
Champagncs, cordial, hDgeT bowls
Ten paintings OF school, by I0rdenn Comes,
Mohshagen, Louis Meyer Wynaents, and others, benuiiih
specimens Of art, and undoubted originals
Velvet, Brus1els, and Il rec ply carpets
Chintz curtains, shades, lounge
Cottage chamber set, single iron bedseads
Very superior hair mattresses, bureaus
Excellent cooking stove, radiator
cooking utensls, Kitchen furniture, sc.
nearly ofthem having
furniture made by Roux and il snpe
u0r.
under, that credit Of txy and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Sept23-d Auchonesr
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EMleRATros.-William Morse and lady, John D. Morse,
and Mr. McSparrn, OF Appomattox Virginia, and Samuel
+. Hart and James f. obson, of Lynchburg, Virginia,
have formed party to settle in the northwestern frontier
of Texas They viii travel in emgant style, fully equip
ped with money mules, negroes wagons, firearms &c.
They will take the southwestern road and reach the Mis-
sssppi river at Memphis They will there and go
through Arkansas and the Cherokee nation where they
intend settle They expect arrive in sixty days if
they have fair weather.
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yellow FEVER IN LOUISIANA AND MIssIssppL-The Iber
vile Gazette Of the 10Th instant says:


vile Gazette Of the 10Th instant says:
"We panied to learn that the yellow fever still
tnues its ravages Bayou Crosse Tete Many of her
most estmabe citizens have been carried Off and large
number confined their beds The fever is Of
very malignant type and appears he the increase
This fatal scourge is also here in Paquemine; few
deaths have occurred, and many who sick are
pected to die
The fever is also prevailing at Baton Rouge, Providence
Jackson Mnden, airsonburg, and other interior towns
Advoes from Canton Mississippi dated the 1l,h inst
show the fever is prevailing there with fearful mortality
On its first appearance most of the inhabitants fed fol
safety others would have done so, but the physicians
understanding the disease did not think it yellow fever
The population remaining there is about l00 sixty Of
whom down with it, and ten deaths took place the
past week. Of whom among the best citizens
The fever has extended extent to the surrounding
country, striking CONSERVATION and dismay.
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LOCAL N EW g.

The Saba Mater Of Rossni win be executed hy the choir
Of ST. Matthew's church this evening for the benefit of
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers be followed by adj
dress by Rev. John p Donean The choir win be assisted
by number Of amateur performers and have doubt
this universally admired composition will be rendered
style worthy Of the genius of its gifted author No charge
will be made for admance to the church this interesting
OCCASION but the of the address collection will be
taken up for the sufferers.
Beae panorama of the various searches in the Arctic
gions Sir John Franklin is exhibition at Odd
Fellows Hail. and fail attract large appreca-
tive audiences The with great spirit
and should suppose fidelity but this latter point
not prepared to speak positively, ideas of the
Arctic regions mainly derived from winter
Potomac. For further particulars advertisement
Manager Jarrett Of tho National issued his manifesto
for the ensuing theatrical campaign in the shape Of yellow
poster Of enormous width and DEPTH and which fairly gilt
with the Of the fixed and of the ra
matte constellation We to have the classical dcclama-
tory Rachel Forrest in all his mpetuosity and mpressve
ness the mercuria versatile Murdoch the sidesptng
ton tiny pet the boxes and parquette Agnes Robinson
to say nothing of the other announced celebrities In what
order these will rise upon the armament of the National
informed and the render will therefore have TO
remain in pleasing state of suspense until future posters
solve the present mystery.
The manager says that the house has been greatly i'm
proved within and Notwithstanding Seats new scene
y and decorations We hope the company which
he has selected will show decided Improvement its pre-
decessorsa company worthy of the TASTE iberay, and
tclgence of our city.
The is announced to Wednesday eve
ming, October Sd.
The Inelgencer has the following interesting statistics Of
the operations Of the order of Odd Fellows in this District
for the year ending the 3oh Of June, 1856 compiled
report of the secretary of the Grand Lodge the Dis
trict OF Columbia
Number Of lodges IS limitations 1850; reections IL
admissions by card 90 Withdrawals by card 40
ments, Is; suspensions, 81; expelled q; deaths, 20.
Total membership, 1858 Number OF brothers relieved
35s; widowed families relieved, 35.
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by y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF STEAMER UNIoE.--on Thursday, Sep
O'Clock, by of deed Of trusfr
bearing date The 18Th june ls55 and recorded in os A.
foios Of the land records for Washing
county the District Of Coumbia tho undersigned viii sell ~
called the Union boat
between this city and Alexandria.
This Washington city 1852 Is
length of - inches Of hold 0
All 4095
enrolment Her engine rsiclnss seventy
horse power engine BUN by smn fehns, v1n-
ins md unloading freight.
half residue in months, for salisac-
toly endorsed note, bearing interest.
CHARLES c. MILLS, }r.,...o.
.#8 CHRISTOPHER lNGLE, ii'''00''
JAS G. MCGUIRE
Sep 5-dm AucfDucer
The postponed, until
Thursday, September 27lh AZ 70 O'Clock place.
$1,000 CHAs. c. MILLS, pru....
CHRISTOPHER iNGLE, i'"S'eee'
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Sep 22-d Auctoheer'
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sepl23-det

TREASURY DspA August 3, 1895.
Of stock of authorized
by 1870, cdeemabe and after The lsh November,
1885, any that stock will be purchased by
previous The Beth November next
per premium will be paid addition the
expressed In The certificates.
And holders Of the stocks of the other loans Of the Uncd
States Of the the of 900 villa
also he made during period the following raes
Of 1892 premium OF for stock
of the loans e and premium of 10 cent and for
$780, commonly called Texasndsm
nifty stock premium Of six per cent.
will be allowed the stipulated in the cef
July settlement here with
addition, enable the Teasnrer draft reach the
transmitted this department under the
tee should be duly assigned the United snes by the emit
tied receive the purchase money
Payment for these stocks win be made by drafts the aysisf
Boston, New York. Philadelphia. pass3
| entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Aug 4-dihNoy30 Intel. l. Siarl
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0 Il ICI A L.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Sept. "a, 1855.
The following regulation respecting intended for The
Austrian dominons officially this depart
Austrian representative United States
benefit of those concerned
That passports aafed than three
sdeed Austria, passports
admitted in Ausria.n
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indictment for Aaaslaa9hfer Against Engineer, dc.
BURLINGTON, Sept Aon Saturday the grand jury found
an indictment for nansaughter against Israel Adams the
engineer the Camden and Amboy railroad at the time of
the late accident. He Is held TO bail in s., 900.
Jabez Kingdom the ticket agent at Burlington, has been
indicted for larceny in taking watch belonging the
Mr.. Loyeand, who killed at the time. A check
for sl,oo0 given up by Kingdom when the body
identified by Mr.. Greene, the partner of Loveland
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Aactlone.r.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL.--By virtue of
David A. Hail. dated the st day Of
August 1912 duty recorded smong the land record Of Wellington
l6 1884, 1853, undersigned will SELL at public auction,
Monday the lat day of October 1850 O'Clock The fol-
property and beiDI in the city Of Washing
ton part Of Nos and s, 400, being the
property which by the Bank Of Washington
said David Hall by deed bearing date with the deed q trust
asrceably description and limits thereof
the deed 10 the said David Hail. with the improve
thereon.
This property north, Az and 9th
west, and IL well known the exchange IIotcl.n
Onehrd cash, be paid within i've
balance three equal psanents
with interest from the day
The property All conveynnces
expense purchaser II the terms Of sne are not
pled with within tho
RESELL expense the dcaaldna purchaser his dis
erection.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
LAS. @. MCGUIRE,
6cptl6-d Aucnoneer.
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MADE In Western Virginia, where Wool IL cheap
good manufacturers do he state put in their
fabrics plrnut0liy.
large supply superior and bright
plaid Inseys, dresses.
Also, excellent article for
drawers and shirts
factory western Virginia, and We I'M
hestaney them the best goods we ever saw we
with the manufacturers Of these
n supply the prices usually
for fabrics OF vastly inferior class
10 bales gray drab tulIed cloths, superior quality
900 pairs blankcir. assorted.
ducks psds osnsbu esnahurg cslcoes and heavy
largely goods qualities and decided excel
safely that offer purchasers
unusual Inducements.
One proverhially low price only.
Good articles low prices, dealing may be relied
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Crntra siorcs - building,
sep fi-lOtdif Opposite Centre Market.
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Nv ,. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
T,xCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II public aucon-0n Tuesday morning October = ~ 10
Capt Magruder in Of the buildings
Gndsby Row, Pennsylvania avenue, between soh
md 9ls household eneets,
comprising 49,. ru..
ROscw maTble-t0p centre table
Walnut writing cnbine what not
Chinese eapoys, reception chairs, ancy tables
Bauhno, extension and reclining chairs
Pair q fourlight gilt gas chandeliers
plate pier and oval mirrors
paintings Chinn vases clocks
Walnut extension dining table
Mahogany Sofa chairs, sideboard
Brussels three ply, and Veniiian carpets
Excellent mating, ocoth, rugs
Mahogany French bedsteads, wardrobes
dressing bureau, washstands
Handsome zebra wood wardrobe
Elegant green md gold enamelled chamber suite
chamber imitation OF walnut ana OAK
hair n
Boosters nd pillows, blankets, sheets
Marselles quilts. toilet
Window shades, cornce curtains
French China dinner aud glass ware
Silver fire sets
Hall and chamber fixtures
Superior aud fixtures, safe, &C.
Together general of kitchen requisites.
credit OF so and 9odayS
for satisfactorily endorsed notes, benrnE interest
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Sep I'D Auconesr
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FRoM THE RIO GRANDE--Thc steamship Nautilus at New
Orleans brings dates from Brownsville the 4th instant
The Picayunc says:
Gen VOL left Matamoros the 9Th 9 stating to
his friends that he would not acknowledge the gov
ernment and could not remain any longer. He turned
the command to Gen. Castro, who it is supposed
would pronounce in favor of the plan of Ayua at
He has about 800 under his command
"On the 4h Gen. VOL published manifesto to his
troops announcing the resignation of Santa Anna, and
stating that they would obey the orders of any govern
ment which might be formed by the nation He es-
cored from Brownsville to Point Isabel by United
States dragons, under command of Lieut. Pelouze
"Sincc writing the above have received extra
from the Brownsville Flag office, dated the 4h instant
containing brief account of the fight above referred to-
Ii confirms the accounts received from correspondents
"sThe latest have of therevouton on this from
tier is that the Both umo battle fought between
the ederals commanded by Guadalupe Garcia and Miguel
Tjerna and detachment composed of lao government
troops under the command of Pedro Quntero who WAS
MORALLY wounded and has since died His command was
surrounded when they surrendered having lost thr
y forty in killed and wounded. The tedcrals had
killed and wounded The action took place in the
vicinity of Reynosa. Among the prisoners taken
several officers who formerly belonged to the ederas but
had deserted from them after they had in possession
of the necessary information which VOL anxious to
possess. They Immediately tried spies and or
dered to be shot''
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WILL bio published to-day Tuesday ."Thc True
w Prevalent Theories Divine DISSERTATIONS -
preached In the Unitarian Church. Washington city
half Norfolk and POrtsmouh Sunday
1855. BY M. d. Conway, Minister. Price laX cents
At TAYLOR n MAURY'S
Sep 25 Bookstore street.
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ny JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Aucs.onssr.

ny JAMES G. MCGUIRE, AucttOnecr.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NINTH
street. near pennsyvan.a se, ~ public sasun Tns
September 25b, 81. O'clock TIE premises,
sell subdivision Il, No. 4e, fronting - s 10
Ninth street back with that width W st
feet alley sds ofsad o De-
longing said premises, with the Improvements, consisting Of
wo-story brick house
This property very desirsby for be-
Of Centre markets
and the prime business housrs II The
Tsrms: one third cas years payable,
with yearly inssincnts and secured BY deed oi ut
" ~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sept 20-d aueuonesr-
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DErARraEsr IHTKaIoR.
NH Once Indian Affairs,
September a. 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Indian Goods
will be received at the once Affairs Wahnsoa city
until 10 O'Clock "wednesday the 3lst day Of October
for furnishing goods for the Indian
supuaons Win indian purposes
follows
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A. consequence OF the recommendation Of
N porne Wednesday 26 instant be
apart dry fasting bnmiaton and Office will be
having then falling due 1T
Office will please attend to them previously.
RIGGS 4 CO.
Sept 23-d2
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.,O1ICEWe this appointed Mr. John Scvener col
N ecor Of establishments Those ndeb
bills Jsiy that date,
respectfully they will be called upon by Mr..
scrveper fully make settlements the
Hr. We will be prepared settle without fur
delay, II is matter Of great Importance 10
Sept e0--l0nf CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il CO.
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BY LEG II A r n.
Fsrsr on Saip5oard.

New foRE, Sept. A-The schooner Joseph James, from
Georgetown, South Carolina, bound Bangor, Maine
picked up near the Great Rips and brought into Edgarton
The captain and all sick with the fever
bic TO navigate the vessel.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The following appears the New York papers Of Saturday
last
On Friday morning last extensive robbery of govern
ment money discovered in the s.ee Of the American
Express Company, No. 62 Broadway. The circumstances
of the follows 1t appears that this company
West OF money of different amounts, which,
their arrival in this city, Immediately delivered at the
United States btreasry. Two boxes which 1t be-
eved contained coin to the amount of in EACH
to the ubtreasury They in apparent good ORDER
sealed and iron bound but of the lids little
loose it attracted the attention of the receiving clerk On
shaking the box his suspicious immediately aroused
Instead of the light jingle of gold its contents had the dull
heavy sound of lead Before opening the box however, he
informed tho president Mr. Henry Wells who directed it
be delivered immediately at the and who went
there himself examination Several of the Off
called in and in their presence the broken
and the lid raised when instead of SIS 600 in gold con it
found to contain IFS pounds of rife bullets and &c
pounds of sheeoad The other box opened, and the
amount of lead discovered in it, The chief of police
Immediately sent for and the matter placed in his hands
No clue could be obtained to where the robbery
med but from the extensive arrangements which have
been made by the che the perpetrators cannot long eude
detection Two police officers despatched to Dubuque,
and others also from Buffalo the place,
while the police of the principal towns and villages
hundred miles around have been informed of the partcu
ars."
Official information of the above has been received by the
Secretary of the Treasury Under circumstance
loss be sustained by the robbery effected
at Dubuque the assistant treasurer at that point will be held
together with his ball, responsible for the amount if e
fected while the in anstu to New York. the
loss will fall upon the American Express Company and it is
but to add that this company have voluntarily offered
promptly pay the whole proof is furnished
that the robbery committed while the specie their
charge Prompt and efficient have been taken
ferret out the thieves.