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II AND FOR SALE.-I have for sale IL so acres of
two miles the Ohio river the Great Horse Shoe
of tho land cleared about % miles below by
and Of mile
SO Fredona situated above land command
Any desous of asccrting
of Indiana The land Is surrounded by mills mills
vatng wheat oats, timothy &C. has quality
sos a Ts as h as Se e s
class steamers at the landing all year.
Thornton esq Thorn rrodona Who
VI viii give all % s'sSy n s,n for The Tine e a y perfect being
prefer selling .ne whole % an Individual or company at less price
April 2s-lotops Fredericksburg, virginia
Dsss-A meeting of the jamestown Society will be
evening, juno !, 1851
June 3--2t .4e
NAVAL EyOLUTIoNs; by Sir Howard Douglas.
Naval lacics; by Capt Moosom, Royal navy
Clerks Naval Tcaics; by Rodney, Edinburgh
Hostess Tactics translated from the French by Capt
Boswai Royal navy vol, quaro Edinburgh Finely bound
Naval Bales by Ekns VOL quar,o London
cho9part Eyola,Ion Nayalss vol quaro Paris % -
to. Paris Finely bound So 75. - a'''
Ramauele Tacique Navac vols, quarto Paris. Finely
La Grayiere Guerres Maritmes. vols Paris 81 SO.
Aesh'Is @ @ % HaSs s Law a xs ns ona 9 50
hspey on the Philosophy Of storms vol Boston % 20
Revolving Storms published by the Admiralty Pamphlet
Hopkins Atmospheric Changes and the Barometer vol
london. 50 25
June ~ M FRANCK TAYLOR.
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
Capital. ..., 5000 900
THIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
IL cations for insurance buildings, merchandise &c.
usual city rates. without charge policy Office
Tenth avenue the Washington City savings
Bank,
VIM, + nayIy, samuel Bacon,
Robert Farnhnm, James b. Halliday,
VIM. 0rme, Hudson Taylor,
BENZ Beal
JAMES C. MCGUIRE President
G. D. HANSON secretary.
SANDFORDS NEW SELF-PURIFYING AND
~ vcnulator Arctic refrigerator patented November 49, 1850
After many years experience manufacturing reigeraos
vcncnty cooling preserving butter
quenty moisture impure odor will keep the
yands placed in them In better and harder condition than
No 1874 B,l,m"re str Street q Ra,imorc
Owners Of right for Maryland District Columbia Virginia
and South Carolina
For sale by C. WOODWARD,
NB other kinds rcfrgeraior Tiny furnishing
Balcony In front full Of goods c. WOODWARD
May 30-st
r osT-o On Thursday evening, the 2sth instant,
Whe hhder shai DC hpcray reWhueu
by leaving II Mt 430 Fifteenth
May 30--u fSar.l
NTE CALL THE ATTENTION OF CITIZENS
wv and strangers the largest stocks OF ready made
clothing offered in the unusually low prices
Black cloth dress and frock
DO drap d'ete, sack aud frock coats
Do alpaca Ragans, sacks, and frocks
Light aud dark colorcd cashmere sacks and frocks
White and fancy duck frocks and pants
Marseiles frocks; pants 10 match
Linen travelling Hsgans aud sacks
Black aud fncy colored cashmere pants
drap d'ets and alpaca pants
White and colorcd duck drilling pants
SILK silk and luen Marselcs, bombazine and linen
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
No sss Pennsylvania avenue, Browns Hotel Building
May so--em
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$: c. Herring & Co.'s patent champion safes.

s: c. Herring d. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
ETNHE subscribers, grateful for past faYors, and
Il finding that discriminating public bcsowng patron
their stock have enlarged their depot by
and saesoom broadway No 25 OPP
posie the City Hail. This enlargement warehouse room
recent extensive enlargement their factory
bers Keep hand all
proof cafes than other establishment in the world
tcnon will be had constructing private
with other furniture for the security plate wey
Also
VIII hand
DOORS and vaults Halls proof banks
store doors ones patent Crygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. c. HERRING Co..
Nos. 1876, 1877 and 139 Water street, and
No. PSI Broadway, corner Murray ST. New York
+. COYIE Co.. Agents
Washington, d. c.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 28-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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NOTHING NEW-Tales; by the author of "Jon
IN Halifax
Boat Life in Egypt and Nuba by VIM. C. Prime
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire abridged by
Smith, Ii. d.
Post Office Directory for the United States.
June a FRANCK TAYLOR,
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NTILLARD'S HOTEL. G. & III. A. Willard
wv Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street Washington D. G.
Jan 2o-dift
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Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. ii Cliff arsd, Nao Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their stock printing writing wrapping and all other
kinds which they prices
May 26-1y*
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York
Trinity building, Ill Broad,pay
TINE assets OF this company amount to nearly FOUR
Il DoARs entirely cash. which tlree mil
lion hundred thousand dollars invested bond
on real estate in the city and State of New York
lions Of dollars
The entire profits already amounting million sia hundred
thousand dollars, the property of the policy
TERMS
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving every information sup
Piled applying at the Office the agents
FREDK S. WINSTON President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD H0MANS, Actuary.
MINTURN POST NJ d., Medical Examiner.
May 20--lys tgal I--"19
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wooIlens.
1osH
WILSON @. HUNT a CO., IMPORTERS,
80 to 36 Park Place,
Wheeler a Wilson.

MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACIINF.s
Families, Aanafactuyas, and Others.
FINHESE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have been invented Their increasing sale
and the unanimous approval
ceivcd the prope warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently long hcm thoroughly have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoubted advantages that they possess Others
LIST Beauty and simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement o repairs.
3D. Unexampcd euse and rapidity operation
Sd, Noseess
4h The remarkable perfection stitching and their annc
bilty to variety of purposes materials
Principal Office No 3I3 Broadway and al their agencies
In the principal cities Of the Union
May 26-1ys
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Fashionable Dry Goods i'm New York.
A immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand also full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARpETINGs
olcohs natngs, rugs, materials lace curns pt
cornices, window shades nc, &c, &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES,
LORD TAYLOR,
255, 257, 25o and Grand street
May 26--Iy and Al and 40 Cahorine street
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Personal ~Hon. s. w. Hail. of Ohio and Colone
j. A. Carnes, of Tennessee are stopping at Brown Ho
tel and Commodore Stringham, U. S. NJ and ex-Goy
ernor Lowe, of Maryland, at Willards'.
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LN0R SALE OR RENT--That desirable brick
I dwelling house situated tho east side q Congress
Georgetown The house
including necessary buildings surrounded
by by deep with alley running
the whole length he side Of the
Adjoining property have several 6ne building
will sell reasonable terms Title indspu,abe and immediate
possession given.
For further particulars apply my ofce opposite the TreaWry
Ap u-duh BROOKE D. WIILhkrsN
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WILLIAM FARRELL, who received musket ball in thu
head on Monday, died yesterday morning
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BY TELEGRAPH.

The STEAMER ALICE PRICE sold at auction ON Tues
day to MIR. Shinn, of Alexandria, for $l2, 500.
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william Grandin,

CoUNsrJIoRATLAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER [.
No. 20 Franklin street, Neap Fork
Commissioner for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode
Island Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Iowa
consin, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bama, mississippi, Georgia,
Florida,
Kansas, Nebraska Minnesota the United Territories
Pensions patents, bounies speedily
All kinds Of law business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid to Court Of Claims business.
May 26-Gm
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CUMBERLAND C0AL-Just received by canal
~ cargoes Of Cumberland coal which viii sell
es market price.
kept upon plank oors thereby rendering them
entirely free from earthly matter which Of the st importance
the consumer. CAsrIEMAN BRO.
Corner OF 9Th B streets,
May15-eod2w opposite the National Hotel
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We would call attention TO the card Of VIM Grandn esq
commissioner for Of the States cos
sione in the United States Court Of Claims
oughly with departments at
Washington and the practice Of tho United States
[Nep DAILY Neu.
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NEW STYLES Of Spring and Summer Silka &c

NEW STYLES Of Spring and Summer Silks, &c.
IN 10 pieces Ryadere chcne silks, entirely style
pieces very rich chcnc bouquet silks.
25 rich chcne nounced silk robes
25 rich brocade nounced silk
25 checked and plaid hounced silk robes
20 hounccd silk robes, at s16 and $40, very cheap
90 rich bcrege robes, with grenadne nounces
rs black chanila lace mantilas styles.
rs black lace half shall at all prices.
$50 styles parasols and ladies' umbrellas
rs white and coored all wool beroge shaws.
pieces "A and S4 black mantla lace.
pieces bayaderc black silks
rs hounced French organdic robes, nc.
Also, additions stock Of French embroidered sets
Lace sets, embroidered handkerchief
Worked ruihes, thread aces.
silk, Isle thread, and cotton hosiery.
Kid, silk and isle thread gloves
Linen cambrIc handkerchief, &c
Together complete offaney
goods line which respectfully invite
ton Of purchasers
May 5-3aw4wif HooE BRO. co.
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Metropolitan Hotel, New york.

A S there is report circulating throughout the
IA country that have advanced
take this method inform the travelling public that shall
tinue keep good hotel be kept this city
charge of 81 so day and that intend oppose
heretofore done all combinations advance hotel
June g. SIMEON LELAND a CO
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April 231Qtcp*

BzyrA meeting of the jamestown Society will be
held at Rups Hotel Pennsylvania at O'Clock Thursday
evening, juno 4, 1851
3--2t 4
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MANUFACTURING coMpASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The RIVER THIEVES AT WoR1-OsE OF THE
TmEyrs SnoI.-Yesterday morning, between and
O'Clock, the cabin Of the schooner Vim Eddy Grey
in the North River, of the long dock, jersey City,
was entered by liver thieves, aud $500 in gold taken
sway. 1t appears from the statement Of the capssin
j. Trumans thas he retired t. bed last eveong about
9oclock, in company with young lad named Di'lin,
and about 3 o'clock yesterday morning was awakened
by hearing ne Use 10 the cabin. On rising up in his
berth be felt bewidered but shortly recovered. He
then spraDg out of his berth, struck light sezed his
revolver, and rushed on deck. The night was dark.
The thieves in the meantime had go. into their boat,
and were of nearly fifteen ya7ds, when the captin
ordered them to stop but they took no MOTIFS what
ever Of his demand and proceeded Oh. Capt Trd-
mans then fred at them twice, and the second shot
took effect. Ole of the thieves exclaimed, My -,
Tom. I am killed" They, however, managed to
escspe, under the cover Of the darkness. |, seems
that the thieves effected entrance by unlocking the
cabin door, and arriving ut the captains BERTH, ep
piled sponge saturated with chloroform ~ his no'e
The thieves rausacked the cabin meeting with Iit.ls
sucsess, and finally went to the captains berth, whore
they found at tn. foot the bag of gold contsang the
above smount. The money Was the proceeds OF sew
eral cargoes of wood which Capt TrunsnS hid
brought to this port from Virginia As description
of the thieves be- siv,n, the captain deemed il
useless TO stop and make complaint, g. be had re-
ceived orders to sa at o'clock to-day.
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JAMES IRVING.
Advertisement.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Te proprietors Of the Roof PHoroGRArc sad Fxl Art
AlkKY No S6S Brosdwsy solicit the attention tle
ecu aied and discriminating pubic 20 their
DiAPHANEoTYPEs.
descriptive and dtncye NAME Given % entirely
variety Photographic Portrait lately introduced and msd only
ai tAs GALLERY. From the manner IN which
THE DAPHANEorYPE
pYoducedbeDg transparent image thsuce the
color used the suffice TO destroy ta- ind
yidIaty, tho certainty Of obtaining
PERFECT LIgESEsS
absolute. The perf- attained in these Picture, bot
sccuiay Of finish well brllianey combined WITH deli
csoy OF color 10
Absolutely UNAPPRoAcHAgLL
by the most talented and sktu artist The mater ais ed
bra the puTert and ndetc.ibe nature. renders
t.r entirely exemp. from the possibility of decay char
They aiso permanently secured from atmospheric action
dust kc by heavy plat sas On account OF toe facility with
which the Beautiful effects of color attained IA
these Pic'uies they can be furnished at
MrcB LOWER Cosr
than any Other style of portrait OF corresponding size and finish
A;descnpon Of their superiority cannot be fully they
mus, be seen 70 appreciated In proportion they become
they popular and take their stand at the top OF
oil work, Of high Dasuereotype. copied (ena1ged By this
auful process in all the co.ors OF lite Specimens eShi
billion the Gallery. No. 36j Broady Fauklnst.
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A CARD FROM MR.. JAMES IRVING.
To he Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.

To the Ld1oy o. Inc ". i. ITttS
SIR: Your paper Of this date contains article in
rrenc. which took place between person
called George Senior and myself The article does great IN
Justice and sstlssd when you know tn. facts will
Justify me- Some time sace while in the discharge OF my Of
6cisl due beset By fifteen twenty persons. who
Threatened take my i the leader Of whom was George
Senior took notice Of them him. Yesterday while
was walking up Broadway In conversation with fend-no
being with put out his foot aud nearly
thew me down. turned and for the first time said
asked him what be wanted He immediately seized
me bv III. throst and said What do you you Of
hh" then took hold Of him and struck him two three
going when he again rushed AZ add seized
bold Of then took hold Ct him and threw him the
in the street. and left him. taking further notice Of
him. did not know that he policeman He had NJ uni
form Oh, and supposed he merely following on. tho
pomngs Of his nature aud attempting to insult and desrsd.
me because trested him with the contempt he derrTed and
would place myself par with him asve made charges
before the Police Commissioners against him. and in few days
the facts will be published aud then the public aud yourself
will perceive that injustice has ben doae and that
have only what any would have done being
saulted snd insulted by ruiiian $1,000 .
Yours respectfully, JAAES IRVING.
Ar$e-h ort.A uQ.
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fAdyertisenent.
ADVERTISEMENT
The disebsa known rs CATARRH, which has BAT


ed the medical world long has its location 10 sm- gland
situated the bae Of tine frontal bone and within tue SKULL
called the Pitcyy Gland; its office 10 10 sece.e pure and
lupd fluid to b. down through ducts into the Ho.t
Wien this gland dis. through colds or
the erupve diseases the secretion becomes vtaee and NOR
bid the small ducts become mpeded and unable to perform
their uncon the delicate membranes OF the are
affected and IN process Of time the senses Of heane
s ell aid sht synpathze the deraDgement and are more
OF leo. npar d. GULL heavy headache experienced aud
sense dropping into the throat frequent symptom This
Csauh IN IL usual developments II has Tar more SERIOUS
than those above -nuerstcd resulting sIer IN
Bronchitis and t-rnliDstipg III Consumption.
No ed, for the disease train OF symptoms,
hos laid down in the boo6. which pnyeiaas ran rely
upon and it has almost become IN sNom that Cdta'h cannot
be-
The rtcr for many years following IL, little light tnTown
upon the subject OF The Of this ceae aud iaing N
LIS tors 20 remove IT, hss been led 20 meke more minute IN
yessaons into the location. symptoms aud effects oil
and 10 evSte himself 70 fhis specey Hs efforts IN curhs
for Ist years. and especially since he eiderce
in this him in SAVING that his eNpeence end
familiarity with tie aIisna iTosa tins dseGs as
wei a. the ITSELF has dircc,ed hu to remedy which
bal enabled him effect Iaocg md ectas cure oi me
most formidable Of CssTrt
Offe, NJ. S25 Bro sawsy. Hours .. n. I'LL 4 .. NJ
Il. 81 ODALL, N. ID.
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MARRIED..

BROWN-TOOKER-O Saturday, Auc. .. by the Rev.
Thomas Bakeg Charles 5. Brown to Mary Tooker all Of
this city
PORTER BROWN--On Monday Aug. 10 By the Rev L. L.
james, at the South Ffh reet NJ f. Church. Suddenly E
d. William Porter, it, to Miss Annie NJ Blown. =
SMALL the 22d inst. st the Psrsonas- No
2sl Madison street. BY the Rev. VIM. +. Cosb Mr. Andrew
i Small 10 Mis- Mary II. PhihneY.
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at csce enVeiopst her IL asuss- She rsa up s,sSr'
bet sask from exhaustion IN the hall before assi,srce
could b. rendered her Wtss she was poke up
there wa scarcely vess:ee of clothes Epon he, snd
tie surface Of b. boty vas nearly buried to crisp
Medical aess, Ance vas called 10, but al enor.s g. r.
WYE her proved unavaiing. Deceased ~as wi low
LADY,. aged about 3 years and s;ster-in-Iaw Of
Mrs Henry El,n, with whom sis had resided for the
past pear. Coroner Redoipg held al inquest on tue
body. when a verdict Of Death By burning" va.
rendered.
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CITY ITEMS

rs s,,7, Arsenal PAYMENT aADs.-lns
RS 200 r..d on per cen, CITY bonds, authorized
the Leg.ue ard provided for BY az 'io ao thee
.ne nj Nv the City ChsIber'ain, to the
-%i, 80. safe Arsenal Grounds This sum now
sse %@ ' p.lt Of the Csp. Park debt the Arsenal
~.U.S .' ta;ng comprised ia the same tract of land
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

CITY MoRTALITY.-The report of the Heath Of
oer for the past week shows that there was total OF
Ia deaths in the city, Of which GO males and 81
female. OF these, II were men, 70 boys, 10 wonen
and i6 girt. OF the Diseases ?, were cholera nEsn-
tuu, ii disease Of the brain IL consumption IL
vulsions, disrrbes, debility, marasmus, , st'l!.
born, scarlet fever, infsmmaGon OF tbe bowels 4
inflammation Of the lungs, apoplery, dysentery, ,
Group dropsy, &c. OF the sges there were, from
one 10 two years, Il; one year ard under, &C.; from
two to five, - from FIVE totem 81 from ten to twenty
& from twenty to thirty, 4; from thirty to forty, g.
from forty to ff'y, 10; from City to sixty, 2; from
SKY to seventy; from seventy to eighty, o. from
tighy 20 ninety, |. OF these were natives Of the
U1itoJ States, 100. Ireland, l.; Germany g; England
?; Scotland, J. aud Novs Scotia, l..
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Advertisement
HERNIA puYS tISTI'LA, tARICOt

HERNIA, PILES, EISTrLA, NARlCOcELf, aud
Cc>cEALHD the LovER BowEs cured without tee
XIII. or Lirstre-EpARD H. DIXON Editor Of The ScaPei,
bns spacious PRIVATE HOSPITAL for the treatment
OF tie NOR. important Sursol Most OF the above how
or Il oure r Confinement The cure is nyssbly warranted
;i,hr case Dr. DoN the ntcR.ions Of
or failure apparent examination Dr. refers 70 D. T.
Mfclun late Acuay of the Erie Railroad; David =. Brad
ford Cs hor the Bowery Bank Henry Ford Brooklyn MAJ
ic Bs.rct NcwOans and great lumber Of gentlemen on
WHOM he ha opsrstcd from every part Of the Union Office
hour. from end 10 evening", a. Dr. ps rsidence,
No ~ shav A. 81 other hours he is a; hi. Hospital
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Fousp DeowsrD.-Coroner Reddng held an in.
quest es,e rjsy on the body Of man who was found
in the water at the foot of Joraemon street In the
pocket was found porte -monnaie containing snong
other papers g receipt from Jacob Wilson's shipping
office. No. IC8 South street, n. T., for Passage 70
LiyeTpool' for which four pounds had been paid The
name on the reos;pt was Christian Johnson, and It
was dated Aug. -. The body had been in the water
about five days 1t taken to the dsad-houss for
identification
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TIE LAST OF THE FAST YOUSG MEN.-Our
readers mu,t bear ~ mrd hs TINS is tn. last week # W.
TsyIol. great drama 81 THE rAsT fouNG NEN or New YORK
ANp BkOoILYS II has hsd unusual iue and byel
witnessed by Thousand persons Go To SCHr aud
H. The Of C'NEAI GREAT ana istue of oLc N
THE WALL will be performed with IT, Mr.. J. H. Alien. M o.
l.. Fox aud ell the svorit~s appearing.
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IserEsrs.-An Inquest was held Yesterday morning
by Coroner Redding on the body Of a man named
Jacob Oswald, at No 2s3 Columbia street, who died
Tuesday night from the combined effects OF intem
Also. on the body of woman named bridget
Whl.h, who died at the Bushwick Cross. Roads, of
disease of the heart. verdcts were rendered in &C.
cordanoe.
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FA7,L ACCIDENT M n BvRSiSC Fluid On Tues.
Gay cveni MIS-. Elizabeth Dnnkwater, residing at
No. 81 Hicks street. was horribly burned by the expo-
son of e can containing burning fluid while she was
filing lamp in the basement. Sae died from her az
uries about O'Clock yesterday morning. she weat
down to The basement fer the purpose Of repenishing
the fluid in tie lamp. aud proceeded TO Oil the SANE
wi.hou. entu gushing the Isht, when tho current "
aud took Gre. sni tao aul spesd~s sTes hsr dcss.
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CAPTURE OF Two GERMAN SHoP-LiTrEgs.-AbOut
O'Clock yesterday morpirg, two Gernso', giving
th,ir anes az Lewis Hall aud Lewis Senior entered
the store of Matthew W Starr No. l6' Water street.
and asked to the proprietor but neither he nor the
clerks being in they entered tito conversation With
the porter. The porter suspec,ing the fellows were
thieves went up stairs aud took position where be
could watch their movements. The fellows looked
about ana thinking they were unobserved, quietly
pulled oIen drawer and took ,hcrefrom two pieces
Of six of the value Of $GO and concealed thu prop
ety under their costs. The porter now ran down
stair, and locking the doors, kept the two fellow, in
duranee until the arrival Of Sergeant Silvey Of the
First Precinct, who took them in custody. Justice
OsboD before whom the accused were taken com.
mitted them TO prson.
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A SoCTHFtNER IN TINE HANDS OF THE SHARrERs
IA merchant residing in Nashville. Tenn. wa, taken
IN yesterday By the Broadway mock auctioneers aud
Ireeced 70 the amount Of $751; in return for which all
Pc could show was bogus fob-chain worth perhaps
fhy cer;s The gentleman referred to is stopping at
PIE Of the fsshorable hotels, having come North with
Is family to spend the Sumner months. Yesterday
Pc started out in quest Of ..be present for one Of
bis bO!s Passing down Broadway. aud when oppo-
kte No 100. lis attention attracted by the voice
the auct'oie~r crying ont, "Going, going" IRE
ouii erner went in aud got sold. HIS first BARGAIN
sS cola watch for S2j. A dsin,eres,ed Individual
frpesentiog himself to be jewccr, examined the
Patch ard informed the Soutbegner that il va. of
ate OF value after which be advised hin to bid on
As Of IcbA,'s beet and turn tho watch in for pArt
l'aymen'. The arrangement was assented TO- and one
Eo0Ias eee' Vas put Up. DisiDterested individual
uiorueo NJ. sOGthsmer that II he could purchase the
s't'6 iOF les thar tlsO be would make splendid
l"sNo as asinterested individual conld take him
Sst' d'Fa ~ssss ts could d'poss Of ii for that
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,ydt 70 il be.1g Ooe days play; but ses'oH ''SI"
;,e takeu Ct the matter. the game Closed en'oa'g'
"A wa. giveo up sreoefuiy by the r'e''oen ., cue
oos Island Club. TIE following u Tue ''''' u '"0