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New York Dry Goods Store.

IA are now receiving another OF New Goods
which are suitable for the and
prise the sty the
arrivals
5000 yards French peBages
100 yis striped Gin CHAINS, beautiful goods:
500 yards 81 plaid do latest styles;
1000 plaid and white dotted Swiss;
COCO '' paid Jscouets from 10c uT:
1900 e black Gro deSue, Gro deNap AMI Gro deRhine
silks, tie best assortment had, al
prices that will defy any competition;
10000 :" and beautiful Prints;
SO doz French Needlework Collars, l5c to $50:
2no0 yds Jaconets and Swiss Edgngs n servings
lo0 Jaconet and Swis, Hdkfs:
eco dog Linen II1kfs from &c
Also. just received lo4 bIeaced Shirtines; Linen
Shcetings; 1, 81 uub!escei Sheetines, Shrt!uss
Musljns every quality Irish Linens Table Damasks
Covers Boys wooden Pantaloonery Crash Scotch
Diapers Table Napkins black silk Ms, Hosiery. etc.
These Goods marked prices keep Up the
reputation OF this establishment
New York Dry Goods Store.
On Main street. opposite Peoples Bank.
Ausust2 1855. 35D
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New Advancement.

~ INNER would respectfully inform his old
". friends and customers. that he has moved his
Candy manufactory to No. - Main street, where he
val keep general assortment of Candies. Nuts,
Fruits and Cigars Also, general assortment oil
NOTIOSS--Threais, Buttous. Combs, Hosiery.
Gloves and such articles usually kept IN No.
ton Stores for sale ale and retail, Cncin
natl prices.
Richmond August 6, 1888. "a 1t
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DIR. a. POTTS,

rTAyING resumed the Practice Of Medicine, Surgery
ri and their collateral branche- may be consulted al
A Drug Store Main and Marion streets or at MS
dencs on Fifth street, doors north of the fresoy
,erian Church. ~ s
Richmond. June IA, 1855. GU
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DIED on the evening Of the 9Th inst. ELIZABETH
THISfLETNAIt conSort OF William TIL stlethwait.
useful Hswas peacefully closed in the 6Is, her
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Richmond Pump. Sash. Blind q
Door ManufactOry.

: JOSEPH DICKIN son has bought the stock on hand
!, he Sash and Door Factory carried on heretofore
.,sr BIZ. Pump Mandatory, and has employed couPe
=, rofkusn in the line and viii hereafter carry on
bu.incss in all its branches, in connection with the
O.. business Orders for sash, Blinds, DoorFrames
p.n,a. Lead God Piping will be properly attended
"a At reasonable prices.
.sA work from his establishment, will be warranted
5re satisfaction A considerable stock of the above
80. ,ovon hand I'd mo- 18th, 1855.
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SsiElIIFF's SALE.

NY virtue Of decree & execution directed from the
Wayne Gre it Court will public the
Court house door Centreve. Wayne county Indiana
the 9th day October 1855 the hours of 10 O'clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock. NJ said day. the following
scrhei the north half south half
section thirty (3i)
100 90 all
in said county and Indiana. TAKEN
the property Jehei Lsmpson satisfy said decree
execution, favor OF John Falls assignee OF John W.
Estcp. JOHN c. PAGE, Sheriff w. c.
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PAPER HANGING!

VIE underssnei are prepared paper IN a
perlor manner They are prepared furnish every
riety and pattern OF a. Cincinnati prices All order.
in their line left their residence house south Of ~
Sixth street, Kramer Irwin & Cos. Psil-asd
store opposite the Depot where Of Wal, Pa
is constantly hand. promptly attended
to. soy
March %, 1855 80.
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Clocks.
Superior Teas.

Young HYsON, Imperial and GunPovs der Teas,
l. OF the best quality. just received by
(. NJ COOK & SON
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Agents Wanted

every county this snd the adjoining States. To
/ sell Z VI. Saxton & Cos Agricultural books Our
liberal and gents making large wages
l.. II. HARE. Indianapolis.
Agent for &. NJ. SaNton : Co.,
Aur 80 1885 SIN 52Fulton st New York
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PUBLIC Schools OF RIcHMoND.-The Pub
lie Schools of this city. will be opened on
Monday, 25th inst, in the new building. The
Superintendent and teachers will be in attend
ance TO receive the scholars, who should be
accompanied by their parents.
Parents are requested not to furnish any
new books until they shall be ordered by the
proper authority. The school will first be
graded, and scholars classified. 1t is request
ed that scholars bring whatever books they
may have used heretofore. but no ink or ink
stands. until directed.
The Trustees have. thus far, done all in
their power TO make provisions for first class
school. and they intend to have none other, and
now ask the cooperation of every citizen in
carrying out those measures which will most
surely effect the desired object.
LONDON QUARTERLY.-We have received from
Leonard Scott x Co., the New York publishers,
the July number Of this Quarterly. Its table of
cou,euts embraces the following articles: Arch
deacon Hare; The Circulation of the Blood; Sar
dina aud Rome; The Romans at Colchester; Nc
molrs of Sydney Smith; The Feast of the Con
ceptioni Advertisements; The Supply of Paper;
Object, of the War
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Closing out Dry Goods and Notions!
KRAMER, IRWIN d CO,
ENvITE attention Of merchants and dealers O
the that they desirOu. Of closing
their entire Q DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS at The
Purchasers wi md 10
their interest upon gains
the Derot. they happy
such prices he exceed any place
ne
They have disposed extensive stock Of Groceries
to Mes Kramer & Fletcher, who Nil continue
busine
Jun. -
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A Change.

Z y NEWTON, DENTIST, respectfully informs
n the public that he has taken the roo ms over Ben
iamin Strattans Store, formerly known as Bosweils
Daguerrean Gallery. Entrance between Strattan
and Laws store usual After ascending the stairs,
turn the kIGllP as the Law Directs
Thankful for past he solicits continuance oil
the
Richmond. Aug. 9. 1855 81 ST
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Eincinnats, Eaton and Richmond
RAILWAY!
summer AHanEe1non

summer AHanEe1non
4 COMMENCING on MONDAY June 18th. s55, between
q Richmond, Cincinn-tS alliIterIaediate points
PASSENGER
Leave Richmond A. arrive Cincinnati at 10 A N
1880 Ito = n
SOP. u " o-l5 r NJ
RETup.I~7
Leave Cincin'i $40 a. NJ. & At Hchnond 90
:. :. P. VI.
The ! A. NJ. from Richmond and the 80 z. N.
train from Cincinnati stop all regular sstiens
and at Valley and Riemcnd Pike on regular ne
tee All other ,rairz stop regular sntions only
D. NJ MORROW, Sup-rinsent tent.
- ,Ss, 2s+f
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FRUIT TREES.

oa& 5000 Peach Trees. we'll grown ara
~ eus. Price s. per hundred. 3' sea IA
- 5.o1o yesr from had. 4 fees. a. 49,,
trees. and yell grown. Price Ter hundred. SIS A'
TsUEs-A dne LOT Of choice rs.te,f-. -,
~ g-nvn. ~
soroo Apple Trees. NEST by grated r-essls 70
other srtiee
sahishnen 81 this kind Please Sylvan H<irh,
Nursery. Richmond, Ind
G. MENpENEAIL. Proprietor.
september -. icSS Sa-Ss Pal s. Far
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Desirable Earea for Sale.

l>arR4 for Sale
able FERNS. small farm con
Ted at,ut : miles north OF Rich
ep.s consist Of commodicu.
able --d sr1of-e house, all new
ung orchard OF choi1e frat IN
y-thtee acres cleared srtunder
tiHperet The lana Is Of an
vas constant stream CT water
,r further particulars sppiy to
premises. Ny post ONCE ad-
4 s--e cou' ~, Ind.
MILLION SlARBC OK.
3--5t
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Carpet Chain.

50O LBS white coIoreJ Carpet Chain 'or sale
ooo be had n this market. Call st
Aug 2. 1855. G. W. BARNES.
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Baltimore Clothing Emporium
ALWAYS Up WITH THE TINES,

es EEiNG the necessity of the addition of Piece
~ Goods 10 stock Of Ready nS6e Clothing, and
hnafag present small. have taken the
of the old Sloan House, which being
prepared. and fitted up IN superb style. where
will the pleasure OF offering friends and
the public in general the mos: complete orfnent
Cloths Csssineres Vestags, Common Pa>tsloonery,
and Ready Made Clothing offered in his city
sether with general sssort1-nt of Boots. shoes.
Hats Caps and general furnishing Goods. IN addi-
ten secured the services of Of the best
TaiIors in Cincinnati and Will be prepared TO DO
custom work in the most fashionable ana substantial
manner Awaiting ourselves OF the best markets and
buving our goods exclusively tor cash, we can oher
inducements rarely met with. Give as call before
purchasing. A. NJ Mil-LEh
Ausust 81 1875 35-tf
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Residence for sale.

SCOTT & CRAWFORD have few dozen OF Kid
Gloves at less than half pEiee-slishily damaged
8. l-55. SSts
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1856.

1t is earnestly desired that an WHO III avail them
opportunity of settling in thclr respectiv
Townships. Those who cannot respectfully requested to
the Treasurer office in Centerviile thereaf
ter as possible within the specially desired
KO.iD TN
Townships where there is Road Tax,
have the done and they should not
IA me Z the days attendance
Townships in order general receipt, as
far the DONE that the proper credit be
given to each, before they may call TO settle
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STAR LIVERY STABLE
~ Tar sui scribcr having pHrchasei the "a
s6sS7 above establishment q Samuel Igeert is Iksx
q Espreraref to furnish Horses, BaggiSs Car LIZ
rages DC orier4nd en- short notice Horses
Kept ~ day week. Terms moderate once At the
tar Jc1EPIi = Ifsl LII
Richnlona. octoehr 90, Ie5i S4-0
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City Shoe store.

! have just received from New York
l and Cincinnati 3 extensive and superior
--~stoek OF Ladies, Misses and Chiidreu's
Shoes. consisting Of French Md Enamel
ed. bronze and tan eolOred buskus and Slippers en
ny Lind Caters for Ladies Misses and children Fine
Boots and Shoes for and boys, such As calf -uat
ensneed, patent leather and cloth Congress Shoes and
slippers
Hats Of various style=-Silk Panama. Palm Leaf and
Mar eli DO, latest style and most beautiful finish
am manufacturing ali Of the fashionable kinds
Of Boots and Shoes order. of the best nte-als And
sorknanhp, having in my employ the best Of ~orkuen
feel confident from the experience have had in bu-
siness thatny work viii compare favorably with auv
in the West Thankful fer past patronage. respect
fully solicit a continuance Of IT. JOB BORTON
Richmond, Sept. -, 1854. l-tf
Something Good for Every BODY.
I0l0 SUPERIOR Sussr Cured Hams. ny Curing
49, The above Hams and puhlir ia
most respectfully invited cal aad same For
SAFE ~ C. ". BARNES
June 'sa'. s5-tf
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Desirable
T WILL sell on fave,
: i'aining 40 acres, stu :
rnsnd. The impro yrrn
dwelling house. barn, 81
and In good repair. a v,
bearing condition; TWEEN
fence. the balance wei
excellent quality, and
running through it. r
the undersigned on the
oress is White Water,
: August 80. 1855.
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FARM FOIS SALE

OFFER for sale my farm adjoining the lands OF Aaron
T. SuIs. containing 60 acres, or less
good dwelling and buildings, never failing
spring good orchard, ami in high
information, apply to the under
gne,I. W. L. Farquhar. PETER ARNOLD
A,y1t., lex
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Gutering and Sporting Japanncd
flare Enameied Hare, Brass
and Copper Hare,
Usually found in such and Coal is
ing into keep Coal ani Crates Stove Pipe
Sheet Iron &C. and intend depart
out being fully suited in the article price
In orr line will re shed order;
expectations OF success business based Industry
Promlute and Fair Dealing hope a share Of
public favor without resor. putting.
Shop the south Main and Marion
Richmond, Sept. IL, 1915. 39tf
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
~ HERE will be sold public sale on Friday 18th day
of residence OF William WI
sham coGHty Indiana deceased the follow
property. wit Horses Cattle; Hogs; sheep
Wheat Oats by the hushel, Hay in the
other articles TO mention Terms
day of sale and due attendance given ny
d. COMMONS, Afm'r.
Seuten,tsr & 1855 3S-3t
geATH Il is&Ch.-A very valuable article for scour-
ing. for sale by McCULLDUGH.
June No ~ -Hain
gSaint Esrushes.-A general assortment OF Paint
Brushes, all sizes, styles and qualities to he found at
July 2S L. II. NcCULLOCGH'S, IL Main st.
SUPERIOR article Syrup sale " the
* OF bottle, l. ii. hcCCLLOJGllS-
June a6 Nc. Main street.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

ID ETURNs her thanks her former patrons. snd woG
the public that she will
of Music the Psno Forte and Melodron.
Monday Isthths o. - lessons
Terms the -; of instrument -
Richmond. Sept. 8. 1856 3S-tf
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Handsome Property for sale.

fS> efsrned offers for sale her residence the
Eli hesn lsl, o. the ety. The eo1smeaious
steGhI well improved I'D orpsn-nset-locs-
ton on high hlufgooa stone gY,-r n ~ sHIi vs..
e'S is- and is only for sale be
cause Is 100 large FOR the p-esen. eccan1n.
oh month. Iash. lss5. LS :.
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rTHHE subscribers offer the property Immediately south
| Of tie Presbyterian Church for sale. Il IS en-
tirey cottage dwelling ming i've rooms and
hall all finished in n neat and modern style, we'll
cistsr Sc The property VIII be sold fair fer
cash. good t-ai. Fer particular. and terms enquire
OF the subscribers TH0S q. thompson,
T u. UNDERN D0D.
Sept. 6, 1885 5SSw
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FRUIT CAN DEPOT!
O,,s- Cbir.o Hall


HAVING the agency Of Wayne county for the sale OF
L DIR Arthurs Self Sealing Fruit Cans l am pre-
taFed TO Ill all orders for the at CINCINNATI pr
ces will also keep of my own manufacture, OF
varods kinds soldering and ordinary patterns,
.el in the West Also all kinds OF Tin Work done 10
order on short notice at the most reasonable rates
A. II. SWAIN.
p..b,,npa Juoc 10, 1851. gift
- a GROSS of NcCuflough.s fine black Ink Just pu
ON mn and for sale at l. Ii. MeCULL0UGHS,
March IS, 1855. No. IL Main street.
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A Pleasant Dwelling House.
FINS. s:enNS

r the sign Of the Golden Eagle, No 35 Main street
a am in receipt of an entire new stock.
c. A. DICKINSON.
April 10, 1855. tiff
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White Fish.

vUyHE subscriber has a sa-raarsg article OF White
whole nj hal: barrels: Also Maekere for sale chez
June :. u w bAhNf
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL sell the entire fixtures &C.. belonging Auction
= louise No % Main street. commencing Saturday
ing September 5 and continue until all is sot cred
OF three months will he
giving with approved security. Sale positive, /
determined to quit the business
W L. FARQCHAR.
Richmond, September ID. 1855. 3otf
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 50. 1865
The Crops.

xu0 Cr0pos
During the late political assemblages in st
Paul. we had many opportunities of learning
the prospects of the crops in different localities
of Minnesota. h4
The farmers from the southern counties are
in the midst of their harvest. Their wheat, they
say, will average almost full crop, notwith-
standing the drought in the early part of the
season. A full crop of wheat in Minnesota is
from thirty to forty bushels per acre.
From the Minnesota valley we hear the same
account of the wheat crop and in this vicin-
ty, in the counties OF Ramsey. Dakota and
Washington, nothing materially less detrimen-
tai to the prospect of a full harvest can he pre-
umed, from accounts before us.
Oats, corn, potatoes. &C., look fine and prom
Use well in all parts of the Territory. From
present prospects, Minnesota will be able to
join in the general time of thanks and rejoic-
ing which will 60 up this year from all parts
of the great valley of the West, upon the gath
ering of the fruits of the earth.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04
Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune.
From Southern Mime sofa.

MANToRvILE, Dodge Co., Min, July 0.
Now am writing you, suppose give you a
brief notice of our village and the surrounding
country. Mantorville is on the middle branch
of the Zumbro River. forty miles southwest
from Red Wing, and sixty-fve nearly wcstirom
Winona. The surrounding country for beauty
and fertility is equal to anything in the Terri
tory or adjoining States. Springs and streams
of the purcst water are abundant. The coun-
try is mostly prairie, but there is a better sup
ply of timber than in most parts of Illinois, Wis
consin and Iowa. The first cabin was erected
on this section of C :untry year ago last april.
Our town proper now contains between one
and two hundred inhabitants. We have four
stores doing a large and active business, a
blacksmith, shoemaker, and gunsmith We
have good water-power and saw-mill near
ly completed; a fouring-mill will probably be
erected in the Fall. Two large stone build
ings are in process of erection to take the place
of the log-cabins originally built. The beau
ty, healtbfulness, and other natural advantages
of the locality have caused more rapid settle
ment than perhaps of any other inland town in
Southern Minnesota; and while they render it
desirable place for home, the capability of
the surrounding country to support a dense
population, and the fact that it is rapidly fill
ing up with an enterprising people, insure sue
cess in any department of business. There is
pressing need of more mechanics and manufac-
turers, and ifany such should be induced by
this brief notice to seek home here. feel s;-
tisfed that they will not find have exhibited
to them an overdrawn picture. The emigra
ton to this Territory this season is perhaps
unparalleled in the history of any Western
State; and while Judge they are mostly Ma
tive Americans. l think I am safe in saying
that in this section of the country at least they
are neither know Nothings" nor ignoramuses,
as the club of twenty-siX subscribers for Tue
TRIBUNE, formed at our Fourth-Of-July gather
ing, will testify.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

illustrating the anatomy and physiology diseases Of
reproductive organs both their uses
and functions. popular and comprehensive treatise on
the duties and casualties single and dle-hap
and fruitful alliances, mode of securing theminfeli
and infertile on-s-ther obviaton and removal
important hints to those contemplating matrmony, that
will overcome objections 1t; however, should
take this step without first consulting its pages;
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment OF
femaes infancy old age, each case graphically
Illustrated by beautiful lithographic piates nervousde~
by, and cure. by process at once simple
sate and cecta that failure is impossible rules for
Daily management an essay SpermatOrrhGa with
oe OF treatment; precautionary hints on the evils
sutg from empirical practice essay on all diseases
arising from iniiscreon, with plain and simple rules BY
"hich all persons can themselves without mercury
reuieules or those selfnfiicted mseries and dSap-
Pointed hopes unfortunately prev in the Young.
1t is truthful adviser the married and those cOntem-
piatne marriage. Its perusai is particularly
nended to persons entertaining doubts of their
physical condition, and who of having haz-
arded the health, happiness and privileges to which eve
ry human being is entitledto Price cents per copv
or five copies TO dollar. Maileu Of postage 10
any part OF the United States.
N. B.--1hose who prefer may consult DR. LA CRorx
upon any of the diseases upon which his book eh
er personally or by mail. His medicines cure in
the short of six days, and completely entirely
eradicate all traces those disorders which copaiva and
cubebs have long been thought andote to the
In of the health of the patient His French Secret'
the great continental remedy that class dsories
which unfortunately physicians treat with mercury to
the irlefrevable destruction of the patient
and which all the >arsapara in the world cannOt cure.
DIR LA CROiN'S medicines free from all mineral
poisons, and put up in neat and compact which
can be sent by Express Mail, and may be taken in
public private house, while travelling, without
rosre 10 the most int innate friend n,ate him
drance from business study, and important change
in the diet is necessary. Medicines sent part
the Union according to directions, safely and carefully
secured from all observation. Office removed from No.
IS Beaver ST., to 81 Maiden Lane, Broadway, Alba
ny, my. l3-Iyrv
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River Items.

The River still continues very low between
this point and the mouth of the st. Croix.
The Lady Franklin, due on Friday, turned
back from Point Douglas. She draws the most
water of any boat in the line.
The Falls City and Excelsior arrived on Sat
urday-the former from Rock Island, and the
latter from st. Louis. The Falls City leaves
for the St. Croix to-day with a pleasure trip
on board.
The War Eagle. came in on Saturday eve
ming with fine trip of passengers.
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Ho,chki.s ON Batnum.

.
That illuminated genius, Hotchkiss, of the
North Western Democrat, in speaking con-
demnatory Of Barnum's "Baby Show insti
tutes the following pointed query:
allow soon will the American people throw
Of their sleepy and pacant inpetuosifv and
open their eyes to the Eight of reason"
eSleepy and vacant impetuosity I" now, that
rather "takes''us! We can imagine bold
and daring impetuosity, but when it gets
''sleepy and vacant. We arc incliued to think
the action any thing else than one of impetuos-
fly. Ifit be "sleepy," of'coursc it isnot impet.
uous; If "vacant," +" it can be no action at all.
because there is nothing ofit--save vacancy.
3 -Barnum will certainly ''caye" when he learn,
that Hetchkiss is down upon him thus. Send
him . dictionary, Baruum; he has certainly
swalled his old one, and is now trying to digest
The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04
River Items.

The Golden Era got in yesterday morning,
after protracted stop on the bars between
here and the mouth of the St. Croix.
The Time and Tide also arrived yesterday.
ANOTHER PosT OFFICE RoBBERY.--Tbe Post
Office has been subjected to another depreda-
tion. On Saturday morning the room in which
letters are assorted, waybilled, and put up
was discovered to have been entered apparent
ly by the window rear Of the building. Seve-
raj drawers were forced open in this room. and
the robbers then passed into the general deliv-
cry climbing through the window construct.
ed in the partition Here they opened Il, largo
number of packages and left the fragments Oh
the floor. 1t would seem they departed through
the door.--Chi. Press sg,l s,scs-9 .s.z
Inc amount Of money taken has not yet been
ascertained.