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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
ESSENCE Of CHINA ROOT.


~ In order that the PEOPLE may live .nd enjoy heAh
pec.sary Tia, they shcnd acquainted with this sseel.
lent pepsrafon uetured expressly BY the opneter,
Dr. y MORRILL,, No. = Howard-st, Boston, Mas This
Heaicine may advantage In all cony<zns but
those which be most necessarily Used 9e
the following; - -
Brouch Weakness Asthma, Psirs in the Head, Neural
ia Spinal Complaints Tic Dooreur, Rheumatism Chronc
Inflammation Dyspepsia Constipation, Scsrca. Spenatorr'
hea Hernia Diseased Heart, Coushs Colds Copsumptson
General Debility Aversion Society, Mcnomsna, Hypoehon-
dria lmpoteDcy General Decay, elect, syphiis &c
IN, tod has arrived when the which have hitler
to existed way the only safe and certain remedy
for these diseases Who nser day day In wretch
edness and misery for proper remedies Weo are
being their OF their
rcou. dpostions How rany families have been ieft TO
mourn by avacious parent who rather than psrt WIN
few dollars would permit his child TO be hurried into TIE sTm
OF that grim nonster-Deaih 80 =, -,
The opportunity for health IL proptious Dr. Morrill,
assure. health al who bis invaluable remedies
ThsCOMPOUND ESSENCE or CHINA ROOT Il recon-
ended ell Of Supernstohea, or semi
nal Emissions: and any perso the city country BY -snd
us the money By the Medicine sent TO him BY
express 10 any part OF the world
C.UrIoS-A bottles are labeled and bear signature
=. MORRILL,, NJ. D." counterfeit which u forgery
Price and l2 per bottle in various sizes The largest
sized bottles are the cheapest Il,
T. Medicine vegetable and b taken by the smallest
child with safety Persons wishing for must send 70
the Office e cannot be obtained at any other place
The Doctor has practced Medicine for the last seventeen
wears be consulted all diseases that resn heir TO-
''' r. MORRILL, No. > Howard-st,
(Opposite Howard AtbenRuu1.
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WHITEROCK MANUFACTURING Co.'S
w BLEAcHED GOODS, for ssle BY
NEsMITHk Co, Cole Asenss.
professional Notices.

EFFICACIOUSC CURE for CORNS, BUNlONS,
II CALLOsITIEs NAILS growing into the fssh and every
disorder feet and peculiar method without cut
tus without causing the slightest pain
MonEeur LEVI OF No 50 Rue de Rvoli Paris and No Con-
du Resentst London Surgeon Chiropodir TO the kmpe-
ror and the Royal Family Of EnEsnd having been
specially invited York attend fam
es remaining here short time only and may es con
suited daily Sundays excepted At his once rem ~ 70
o'clocL at no 81 llth.t, between 5th and 6thsys
COPIES or TESTIMONIALS.
From Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor OF france
Je cerhe que W. LEVI enleve lee cor .vee une e1rsme
hsbite. LOUIS NAPOLkoS boSArAhih"
From his Grace the present Duke Of Hamilton
certify TO the skll Of nr. LEVI -
DOUGLAS / CLYDESDALE,
Aus. 8, 1919 No - Por'maH square London
From his Grace the present Duke Of Cleveland
I certify that Mr. LEVI has entirely cured CONS
CLEVELAND. No 81 ST. JaDessquAre London
From the Most bis the Lord Archbishop Of AAIh
certify that Mr.. LEVI extracted the which were IN
my feet, without giving me any pain ,,,.cu
Aug g. 1888 No. 30 ChAresst, St James square London
From the Most Noble the Marquis Of Lansdowne.
Mr. " LEVI extracted corn for me with perfect scli'y
I'D snecess LASSDOWNE,
~ No g Berkeley square London.
From Robert Ferguson ESQ., 81 D. Physician In Ordinary TO
her Majesty of Great Britain
Mr. LEVI has skifuLy extracted two eorns from Hy
feet without giving the slirhtest pain -.1,,, =, -
'' ROBERT FERGUSON, NJ d.
No Oueenst Nav Far London March 3, 1888.
In addition to the authenticated testimonials many
housapds his (anong which ae several rom
ladies Of the highest rank be BY tayonR him With
call At his Office 81 llths between 5h and 9th avs New
York
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Dailp @ribr,re
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMlGhAllON'
The Board met yesterday afternoon at the office in
Worth street, the Hon. Gulian c. Verpanck in the
chair, and Messrs Carrgan, Kelly, Cumming, Ken
nedy Morgan and Garigue, present.
Mr.. KENNEDY reported the arrivals at Castle Garden
during the week at 1913 bondable passengers, and SO
not liable to bond. Their cash means ainouhteu W
$50 1863 81.
Mr.. PILLsBURY, Superintendent on Wards Island,
reported the quantity of vegetables raised on the
Island
Mr.. KELLY said that the Governors of the Aims
House were in want of 600 iron bedsteads, which he
thought the Commissioners could spare from their stock
on Wards aud Staten Islands. He offered resolution
to sell from soc TO 700 bedsteads 10 the len G0vernos
Referred to Committee.
Mr. Carrigan moved that the Board meet in future
at O'Clock p. IN. until further notice. Adopted:
The Annual Report Is not yet ready, but the follow
ing is summary of the affairs of the Commissioners
70 1.-THE past year:
Balance in Bank Jan. j, I855........ 56l,le2 46
Aggregate receipts to Dec g.. 80. $3.50 s75 10
Received since including Dec 81 s5ei O. 1858 466 n
Commission OF alien passengers, @c)
Total s49s58 10
Disbursements to Dec. IT, l355..... 4sOe7 IS
sundry expenses of Dec: Il, 1913 HE s-sis2ses n
and 6 paid Dec o. lSbo......)
o..rd,.o Dec 2, 1ass... sss,o3i On
RETURN OF INMATES, &C, FOR WEEK ENDING JAN lbs
1856. 1855.
Inmate. in Institution Wards Island.... 1913 S5s4
Inmates in Institution Marine Hoeptal..... 1874 S9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ou s,7s!
Number Of alien passengers arrived TO Dec. , iSo5 1913
Number arrived since to Dec 81 ineiusiye...'.''' l%o
Total for the wear 1885, 1898
Total for the year 1851 .............'.....' 5is%S
The Board adjourned.
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MISSISSIPPI BRIDGE At Rock IsLAp BRoKs Bows.

MISSISSIPPI BHrDGE AT Rock IsLAp BRoKs Dows.
About O'Clock on Monday morning, says The Rock
Island Argus, the ice broke up the rapids, carrying
away the esse work used for raising The ht span OF
the great railroad bridge the Mississippi and
breaking down and nearly running the span which had
putting in the iron bolts and rested the tresse work
used for raising it, The o-s must be quite heavy upon
the contractors, Messrs Some g. Boomer the whole
must be taken down and rebuilt. The public viii rea
gret TO hear this sad news for it must occasion con-
siderable delay in the completion Of this great work.
The bridge the slough good and in fine order.
The tack has been laid across il, and nearly across
the Island to the main bridge Heavy trains OF iron,
ties and timber pass over this bridge to the sIsnd
every day. lChicsgo DemSczat,
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Mar Cox~rNc.rtoS WITH Sr. JOINS, PoRro
Rico, ST. THOMAS, LAeuArRA AND fuhSp "a
R,IIo.-A semi.monthly line of steamships, eoinmenc-
inc with the Tennessee on about the 9Th Of January
next will be nun between this city and Puerto Caoeno'
South America. touching at 81. Johns, Porto hco, "
Thomas and I.aguayra Mails for those points VIII 90
regularly made up at the New-York Post-Otfiee and
dispatched by this line. The United STAKES p'"'ase
charge is ten cents the single rate, which must be
prepaid.
THE sroSIxoroy LISE TO BosroS.-The steamer
Worcester took the place of the Plymouth Rock last
NIGHT from Stonington and will run in connection with
the Commodore ON this line until further notice Ca.
Stone and the officers of the Plymouth Rock, are on
the Worcester and will do oil in their power 70 make
the patrons of this route comfortable.
TRIu TRIp.-The steamer James Gay, CGp'. u l.
Page built to run ON the Chesapeake hay, fotonac
River and its tributaries made her trial rip on Mon
dav and was successful. She made thrtyone reVolu-
lions and about fifteen miles per hour His machinery
was made by Mesrs. Pease & Murphy Fulton Iron
Works.
Thy DISASTER TO THE PLYMOUTH RocK.-Ihe Fly
mouth Rock was still ashore at al early hosr yes
terday and in about the position az previously
reported Additional assistance, such as canal ooa's,
casks spar &C. was sent up to her on Tuesday after
noon and a. the easterly wind then prevailing would
send in higher tide strong hopes were entertained OIL
floating the steamer some time during the day She IS
in an upright position, and is apparently not much n-
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,.ou, and impartial IN Which be has ehssd ta
du,is. Of The chee Of President during tho pest year
Nelson. Chsirr.sn of the Executive Committee on
Normal Schools, f. 1. Beadle, Chairman 81 the Il
eeutive Committee on the Free Academy, John pea-
mater, Chairman of the Executive Ccmmi1ee on
Evening schools, and C. II. smith, Chairman OF the
Enance Committee for the able and faithful discharge
Of their dsties The several gentlemen TO whom these
compliments were paid made brief remarks In repy'
wben the Board adjourned sine die.
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THE GREATEST. MEDICAL DISCOVERY

II ~ he
MI KENNEDY of Roxbv has discovered u one q CUR 19T
mon rssture weeds remedy that EVERY KIND Of HI
NOR yo ne .rOr, sS Gs !. .na Seyer a
exespt in both thunder hurnor lie has now IN h
possession hundred certificates Of its value al within
Two bottle, are warranted to cure NURSING mouth
One TO three bottles will the worst kind OF pnpes ca
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bile.
Two warranted to cure the worst canser In the
Three to FIVE bottles are warranted the worst case Of
One OF two bottles warranted to cure ell humOr in the
Two hotties are warranted TO cure running Of the and
-Four or six bottle. are warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scsy erup,ons Of the skin
Two or bottles warranted TO cure me worst case Of
three bottles are warranted to cure the desperate
N zee 20 fnr bottles are warranted to ssltrheum
Five 10 eight bottles will cure the wors case Of rofua
benefit always experienced from the hr.t oot.s ana
perfec cure warranted when the above quantity taken
Nothing looks improbable TO those who nsve IN VAIN ed
oil the wonde u medicine Of the day as thar common "ee
growing pastures and along old stone wss oa cure
every hgTor in the system yet Is sed .Sd hum yU por
about H. shifting bat not yours pedaed over
thousand bottles of it in the vicinity o. Boston
est cures ever done Massachusetts, gave II 10 children
ooIpT children whose esh and dsbby restored to
perfect state Of health by one bottle ,., Ill,
To those who subject sick headache one bottle VIII
always cure IT, gives relief in caarrh and dizziness
who have taken Il have been e9ste io yfs $40
easy bat where there any derangement OF the functions OF
nste II will cause singular feelings but you must net 10
alamed thew always dsspear in from four days to week
There is never bad result from Il the contrary when thai
feeling you will feel yourself he new person.
heard some the exayagant encomus OF that ever
man listened 20. -..-..... =. go -.
Roxbury Mass. Price ~. . >. ,,,-vrxypn r.
Wholesale Agents for C. " Clio , I'm TO-
A. b. d. SANDS, No. 1h Willismst MARSH ORviS q
No 10 WJli.mst BOYD l. PAUL, Chambers-st; WELLS
4 Co.. lis EraIklin.st. MekIsSON, ROBBINS &Co No.
1i5 MeidenInne HAVILAND, fARRAI. l. RISLEY, War
ren.st; WARD CLOSE Co, Maiden-lane, Me-. HAYS.
Brook sale retail by all respectable Druggists
throughout the Union.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HoUSE.

The Board of Ten Governors held special meeting
last evening Mr. TOWNSEND in the chair and Messrs.
Draper, West, Smith, Taylor, Duke, Oliver, Gunther
and Tiemann present.
The FIRST business in order was the election Of
President The candidates Messrs. Smith and
Draper Eight ballots were had, each Of which re-
suited in four votes for each OF the candidates. and one
blank
The Board adjourned to this afternoon at o'clock
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fcgal Notices.

Alta SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for
n the County of NewYok at the surrogaes Office in the
CITY Of York the seventh day Of December in the year
eight hundred and fftyfyePresen ALEAAN-
DER W BRADFORD, Sunogate-1n the matter OF the sPpI
PERRY deceased reading and filing the petition q DAVID
L. YOUNGS and LYDIA PERRY administrations OF HitAM
p PERRY late Of the City Of New York, deceased for ap
thortv mortgage lease sell the Real Estate OF the SAID de-
of his debts s ordered that AL persons
interested the of the said HIRAM L. PERh1 de-
ceased appear before the Surrogate OF the County OF New os
AT bis Office in the City NewYork the twenyourtb day
Of enuarv O'Clock ia the forenoon OF that day then
and there show why authority should not be gwen TO
the said administrators mortgage lease or sell so much OF he
Real Estate the said HIRAM p PERRY deceased az shall
' dIS iswaywW f'' ~ A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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TVNHE GREATEST BEVEKAUE OF inc NUE.
i w GILLIES 4 BROTHERS celebrated DANDELiON
COFFEE acknowledged to be equal 70 the finest old mocha
Coffee and the most eecna remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness Bereavement Of the Liver Nervousness &C. w. GIL
IJFS BRO 235 and 237 Westinghouse importers OF
the Dandeon Root and manufacturers OF the and
sdneraed DANDELION COFFEE, put up In tin cans, with
fac smile of our each wrapper a. protection
80, ;r,nos,ure Sold by A. B. ID. SANDS 100 Futons
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NEN.JE,RSEY ITEMS.

The Chancellor of New-Jersey has granted stay Of
taking Tor the removal Of the Rnh
way Mil Dams Two injuncions granted-one Of tho
suit mortgages mill dam property and application
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Hle0ical.

VTNHE WONDER of the AGE DIR. TOBIAS's
i VENETIAN LINIAiENT is warranted TO cure Choers,
Cole Sessckness Chronic Rheumatism. NominEs Cuts,
Buns Old Sores Swelling TOothaehe, and pains Of al kinds,
GREAT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Capt Comsock Of tie steamer Baltic, collins LineD wAs
cured attack Of Chronic rheumatism u &c" days
by pr Tobias celebrated Venetian Lininert
FROM THE EDITOR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE.
NEw-YoRE. Jan. 5, 1854
Dr. ToBAS-Dedr Sir: Please send few bottles Of
vour Liniuen ana allow 70 state 81 the same
time that have used IL for Rheumatic Pains Tooth
arte kc has been attended with immediate relief Several
az friends Linent and bear testimony 70 rs
high value. an, Gear ar, yours Fsiy
RHEUMATISM OF TWO YEARS CURED IN TWENTY.
FOUR HOURS.
NEwYoRK. Dec. 5, 1855
DrARsIR: cannot allow myself % be sen in respect 70
vour "a. liable Venetian Lnnen suffered for two years
3o Rhe and have been trested by several AIS
od ..o need medicines without reief UNI
TREND and, wonderful 70 reise was
cur,d entirely apple atoms. You may use hs a. you
see st. ii the IneGns Of one Sho IL u1euns rem
.hst nufu complaint being cured IL vii Afoft ne pleasure
"a will confirm th. above whs eau on me
49, THORNE WALLISG, No. 577 WAstli g-On-st
To Or TOBIAS No co Courtandt-st
PEes IS AID 70 esErs. Sod BY t.i ne DFpstst'
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of the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby gwen % al
persons ha ing claims against JOHN DOUGHERTf, late OF
The Citv Il New York deceased present the same with
vouchers reof to the subscriber the Office OF JAMES W.
WHITE No 81 Libertyst In the City Of Newfork on or
before tweuiy6h day of MAY Dated, OK
Nd 1ax6nTh PATRICK DERRY. Administrator.
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and

ELECTRO. CHEMISTRY and WAT f r.
II CURE-Dr- TRAIL employs Elecroehemicsi medica
to first N covered BY Dr. Sanders Cincinnati and more
Gently by NJ yersenes Of for extracting mineral poons
and impurities from the system at his establish
Inent No Is Laigh He has improved the plan Of maAs
ing them render the process agreeable and more eco
Domcal TO the patient well as more ehcent eSpeeS i0'
feeble persons.
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fChSUANCE Oh an o1uer vi "e cur losa.o ~ ~
the County York, notice is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against JOHN ONEIL late of the City
of NewYork deceased to present The same wh voucheL'
thereof the subscriber his No "A West broadway
In City Of New York before the twenty first day OF
June next Dated NewYork the ninetesnth day OF Dece1
Der, 1855 THOMAS ThAlNOh, Executor
frpTh
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CIOyE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS

~ The exeuosng tonents Of Toothsche can be speedy
eyed by this remedy without injury 10 the teeth u act
solely uIon Eminent dentists have high opinion
of H. and constantly recommend TO their PATENTS Prepared
and sale by A. b. d. SANDS, Druggists, NO. iV FUTON
st. Sold by Druggists generally.
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Of the County of SewYork notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against GEORGE W. HALL ate OF the
CITY of Tailor deceased present the same, with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the Office Of F. Keehus
No. 70 Ks.au in the City OF New York on or before the
Of August 1855. SARAH A HALL, AdnllhhtrsuA
lsy6uTh
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COMMITTED on THE CHARGE OF BuRoLARY.-
ysserday George Williams was brought before Justice Smith
by Officer Lehat Fourth District Police on the charge
burglary II appears the accused with an
and took thereom articles The occupant MI joseph
pursued them into the street, when one 81 them
,rued Tonnd and struck him ON the head Officer ichult
heard the cry of Stop thief" and arrested Williams who was
committed By Justice Smith for trial ON The ehaieo OF oasy.
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[IERGNEssELECTRO. CHEMICAL BATHS.

Prof VERGNES the discoversr Of the process for ex
tracing Metals from the Human Body at No 7o Broadway
These Baths not only metallic medicines from the hu
man system but peculiarly ehcaeous In relieving those
suffering Rheumatism Govt Neurssc Pains Weaknes or
Contractons Of the Limbs Sprsns Spinal Affections Utene
Distractions and Erupton the Skin. The Professor himself
gives his undivided attention TO patients Special
Tor Ladies' Theory explained Students No. 40 Broadway
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Of the County NewYork notice hereby gwen 70 all
persons having against the estate Of WALLIS PAhhEh
late Of the City of deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber AZ the once OF NJ A.
Chedsey, No. City Hall place in the City OF on or
before the first day Of March nexDated the tn
day Of August 1855. PHEBE ANN PARKER, AdmlnstratFA
suS0 lsw6mThs ~ A. CHEDSEY, Attorney.
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~ countv OF Ney-York.-MALTBY G. LANE against
GEORGE W. PHELPsSSm2Ons Tor money as EoRG 81
W PHELPS; You are hereby summoned aud required 70
answer the complaint this action which was asd u we
civ Hall In said City on the thirteenth day Of December
1855 and to copy of your 10 the said complaint
on the at Oc No lO6 Broadway in the City OF
NewYork within twenty days after the service Of THIS sam
mons on you the day Of such service and you
M 70 srswer the said COMP amt within the time Aforesaid, the
pIsin will for the SUN OF seventy and y, lVo
dollars with the sixteenth day OF July one thou
ssnd eight handred and ytwo, beside the costs OF tins
sction.-Dated December Is, 1854 -, ,-.,,, Co..
dis iaw6wTh kUFtS l. bDpi fianoH A''o'NoJ'
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE REoIsrERs 0FrreE-fhe
following appointments have been made by Jacob Meserole
the new Regster Deputy-Thomas X. Mercen. Clerks-s
A. smith, VIM Barre VIM pebiene James Howard VIM O.
VIM Brown. Index Clerks - VIM. II. Whtlock, Z: Van
Steenburs Copysts &c.-John Linskoy, John H. shAnly
Simon Hail. Charles Taylor, Jarvis Thurer, John Meserole
John ellis Geo p. jenkins.
Deputy SherlGs on Courts-Jeremiah w. Higgins,
VIM Peietreau John Friend, WIN. HYDE Alfred Conoyer,
RenaIuin WyckoH
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ErRr.-On New-Years morning fire broke out IN
,b d torv of frame the OF Atlantis and
Vanderbilt avenues The flames were soon estinsuished
Damage trang The premises owned by Patrick simpson,
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County Of York notice hereby all
having claims against HENRY ANDERSON late OF the
City Of NewYork deceased to present the same WIN
thereof the subscriber the Office OF Beu Zoe,
esq Ma 50 John in the City OF New York on or before
the eighth day of January neSt-Dsted me na
day OF July, 1855. ELIZA ASDEhsOS, E1seu1rA
20
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
cf the Co1ty Of NewYork notice s hereby gwen 20 al
rer.ons hAvinI ans rAins MARY r. G. SUDAN late Of the
Cy SewYOrk decesed present the same with voehers
thereof the subscriber the ONCE Of William hJian
No % Walst the City Of Sevfork, on or before he
6,, ay of June neaDAied New YORK the th day Of NO
ysuber, 1854 ALEXANDER VAN hf Ns-hLhr,,
sT IaxSuW Acm-nis,Tzsf With VII AlIsxed
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The FREE-PAss SYSTEM ON THE CITY kAILkoAps.--
The Brosyu CITY Railroad Company have abandoned the dead
head system every whether
he he an Alderman city official Heretofore the Mayor,
Aldermen and other heads rode ee now they
will be Obliged to pay other people The new esa
lation went into effect New Years Day.
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AssAuLr ny HlLL-THIEvEs-Two fellows entered
the hall Of Mr. Trowbrdge's house In Gold street New
Years night and proceeded walk ca with some coats when
thew were detected and followed by the occupant One OF me
pursued turned struck his pursuer down with Sung
Shot seriously njurng him One OF the thieves wa suoe-
quently arrested by the Fourth district police.
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TAARLEM OIL, at Wholesale and Retail

Warranted genuine Put mp sr the Trade In quarter half
and one gross packages. Also renuine NEuHEMb f .
SANE for sale the stand where both have been kept
g. DE I,st ninety Years CHARLES 5. LITTLE,
'' ~ Nos IS and - Fulton-st