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THE HEALTH OF THE CIrY-so far "a w

have been enabled 10 learn-is good up to this
time il not better, than We ever knew it in Jupe
Many of the ply sicians have little or nothing to
do, and those who are busiest, say that the only
complaint they hear of is darrhpA caused from
the imprudent use OF green fruits and badly cooked
vegetables. In the country east Of Richmond, we
hear of some few Of fever, but these as gen
erai thing, readily yield TO medical treatment.
Parents cannot be too particular i'm prohibiting q
their children the use OF green fruits, and thus
protect them against ordinary summer complaints
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FAIa GaouNps. III annual A,,;cu,,u.

m
raj Fairs are 10 bc held near tbis 80, 4. .-..'
necessary, In thecou-se Of few years tor shs ~
csety or Societies holding them, 70 purehsss 80.
or grourds than those now owned by the essx
ffty acres Of land were purchased il, sos,s - :.
s nlent locality, and p.eperiy enclosed, the rent
from from tne various side shows that now folio. m
there Fairs, would more than paw th. iuss,s.s ~ ~
the entire cost OF the grounds The ses,s s.s.se y.
We understand, bad In contemplation sops suct,
pan WREN they asked sn annuity Of the cisy. ana
so.ne members OF the Executive COMMITTEES had
even gene 80 TAR as to select locatioa. 6ut A.
'nese 'acts we're not made known TO the Coapci, or
.he peope,they were not aided In carrying is ont.
!. ,ne state and the Central Societies succeed. ~
SeII rs they expect, In their Fairs this All. And
SHOULD SHOULD hereafter determine TO come toesthsr.
.ney may then purchase grounds and Il than
pa.msnentiy- Or, II the State Society should de-
ermine TO bold its fairs 10 different psrts on m.
state, the Central may secure q permanent iocs.
uoo, IN the course Of few years. ANIMAL e.hi.
oi.'ons are looked Tor In Richmond by the STATE A
be kept up. 1850 '"Sss
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n&r Now OR NEVER. best bar

gains offered at the Auction Store of Henry w
Quarles, No. $50 Main street. until Saturday, April
10th, $2n,000 worth of RICH JEW ELRY at auction
and private sale. Ladies' auction Thursday and Fri.
day mornings at II O'Clock. Gentlemens auction
every night at TX O'Clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality. being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUARLES,
No Mai
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SECRET socIEr1Es Strange rs it NAV

| seem to many of our readers, there are not, at
this time, less than dozen secret societies for wa.
| rioas purposes, now in existence among the slave
population of Richmond. Many, if not all, OF
these associations. profess to have no other
| 10 their organization save benevolence but those
who know any thing of their operations have rea-
sou TO believe that they nurseries of mischief
aud ought to be broken up. Yesterday morning
the Secretary of one of these Societies-who byo
tbe-way Is high churchman aud a Sabbath school
teacher-was, arragned before the Mayor for steal.
ing dry goods from his master. The facts aIrsad y
brought to light, not only establish the guilt Of
the accused but go to prove that he has been car
r,ing regular system Of theft aud plunder for
two years past. Being favorite servant, he was
entrusted about his masters store at all times and
taking advantage Of the confidence i'm posed In him.
has been purloining goods of various kinds and
furnishing them to free negress with whom be
VS. on intin Q terms What amount OF goods he
has stolen, no one can conjecture, but as some s75
worth were found in the house of the free woman
when searched, il is fair to presume that be has
bed his ow nar freely. In this community there are
many respectable free persons of color who CON.
duct themselves becomingly, and who ought to be
allowed such privileges as they now eDjoy, and
even greater ones, So long they associate with
each other-but they have no business with slaves
association deserve to be punished As for the Se-
cret Societies, their real objects are TOO apparent
to be misunderstood and il they not sought for
and broken up, will bring serious trouble upon
their members at no distant day.
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RAVvTuu Gr.y,

BAILIsG sLAvEs.-The Mayor has de-
cided that no Justice-not even himself-hss thu
right to bail any Que who has been arrested and
Imprisoned for violating an ordinance Of the city.
For an offence under the city ordinances, a sum
mons must issue against white man, and q war.
rant may Issue against negro
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Ty," was the most popular beverage In vo.n. "a
Tor ought welknow TO the contrary. was equally 4,
palatable and far more cleanly, than the abomins
BILE mud-mixed liquid with which our citizens
have to quench their thirst, bathe their persons
stirred up the red mud on the hiRhlands. that the
Deole james seems now to be little else than a
mortar hole. from which the city supplies irs In
naeitants with the essence OF clay as meat and
drink. We know OF DO means by which the re-
servoir may be changed into grand fsltsr,a~
machine. and our people must therefore strain
the water through their teeth, leaving the mud
and tadpoes on the outside, resort 10 the use OF
alum and other appliances to coax the red dirt
10 separate from the water. A cheap filter NAV he
made by bosring holes In the bottom Of barrel, :.
ining the heading on the inside with canvas n.
ling the barrel one-fourth full of sand aud them
pouring 10 the water and allowing IL to run
through the sand and canvas. This can be done
at trifiing expense, and win answer q good pur.
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CIVIC PRoCEssIoN.-As no arrauoe

CIVIC PRocEssIoN.--As no arrange
ments have been made by our citizens for appro.
priatey celebrating the +ih Of july aud as the re.
mains Of President MoSRoP will arrive here on the
morning of the 5th for interment in Virginia soil,
it is to be hoped that they will assemble en- nnsse
At Rockets, form in procession and follow 10 IIol-
ywood the sacred ashes Of that noble and patriotic
son of tho Old Dominion. Such tribute will do
honor TO those who pay it, while it will show our
veneration for the exalted character Of that great
and good man, whose memory every true patriot
must reverence.
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TRINITY Pho NIO.-Despite the inclem-
ency OF the weather yesterday morning, O large
number OF ladies with their escorts Accompanied
the Sabbath School Of Trinity Church in a plea
snre excursion To Ashland -
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my NEW FANNY DRUo. sropv

~ NEW FAMILY DRUG STORE. -
WAkiNG PEARCE, Druggists, beg to inform
removed to their NEW TORE. on Broad street
above Ninth and opposite the Old Swan Tavern
where may be t0uud a complete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES aud CHEMi-
GALS; also. English aud French Perfumery. In.
BINS Extracts, Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar
tlcles, Imported Cigars and chewing and Smoking
TObsccV of the best quality. NV 1-fs
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REoEIyNe sroLEs Goops-Napc,

Redcross, a free uegress, made her appearance be-
fore the Mayor yesterday TO answer the charge Of
receiving t75 worth of goods, stolen from valcn-
line 4 Son, knowing the same to have been stolen
officer Kelley, on searching the house, found goods
to the amount of $50, which Mr. Valentine identi
Ged as having been stolen from the store by his
servant Washington, who has acted as porter for
the room occupied by Washington, letters Of ques
tionable character were found, and books and pa
pers belonging to secret society, OF which he
secretary. The investigation was adjourned until
to-day, and Nancy anil Wash were both committed
10 prison.
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TYPHOID FxvER is prevailing in GER
tain neighborboods of the eastern portion Of Hen
rico county, and some few deaths have occurred
@ rum " PERSONS cannot be too prudent In diet,
nor too careful about keeping out Of the hot snn.
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Fresh FIsH-or rather such a. are ~.

FRESH FIsH--or rather such az are Of
ten sold for reshshould be used with care at sbis
season OF the year When soft and tainted they
are exceedingly unhealthy, and will often nroducs
diseases not easily cured. Some Of the huckstsrs
In the markets, in having fish shipped from Nor.
folk, are always careful to have them well pscke I'd
10 ice and would not sell them the least unsou nd
pas mere are Others not so particular, when they
have large stock on hand
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s@~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. Nav 25

lS's-DR J. w. GARLIcK, DEAR SIR After keep
ing house Tor several months and being so fre1uent
ly foiled in making Leaf Bread, l was induced to
try your TEMPLES BAKING POWDER. Since then l
have had little trouble and 80 rarely fail to have
good bread, have thought it bat due TO you that
should say as much, as | have had in constant use
your invaluable powder for more than year,
HENRY b. HALL.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers
JOHN W. GARLICK,
je6 Sole Proprietor,
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'PocAHosTAs STOCK. - Value Of he Blood in Cburt
of LdW.-A witness named Robinson, says Il o yjsi.
tor, was called before Justice ill on Sth May, at
Sacramento, whose testimony was objected 70 on
ihe ground that he had negro blood 10 his veins.
lie was sworn as to his birth and nativity and tes-
titled that he was born in Virginia that his smoth-
er was full blood Pocabontas Indian and his faith
or aseotcbman-God bless them both" Je. Goods
was called to testify and stated that what 10 known
in Virginiaas "Pocahontas stock" possesses less
than one half Indian blood and further that he had
known the witness in question 20 have testified
In justices court in Virginia. As the father of
the witness was white man and his mother "Po-
cahoctas stock" IL was decided that he was about
one-quarter Indian blood aud was competent 10
testify. He was the only witness upon whom the
prosecution could rely for a conviction, and az .
consequence, the settlement Of the question was
one Of considerable importance.
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PUBLIo GARDaxs are more numsrou,

foBLio tARDaSs are more numerous
ana better attended 10 almost every other city in
the Union than in Richmond. Several haudsome
gardens have been opened here at different times.
but Abe proprietors have generally failed of sue.
cess, because they did not conduct them In such \
mani manner as to ensure the support of the ladies,
without whose patronage no enterprise of the kind
eau ever prosper. If a neat garden were opened
here, at which refreshments could be had and ali
bad characters were prohibited admittance, the
proprietor would soon realise handsome profit
from his iabors
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RICHMOND, JUNE 10TH. 1853.
lH>TO DRIM KAHN.-lEAR SIn. faa]

. N0E ~ Dh5 NJ hAHN.-UEAR STR: feeI
II duty l owe to You, to state To the nublio the
successful removal Of tnmor from the side OF nv
neck, OF fifteen years standing, weighing upwards
OF ihiee pounds, without the use of knife and of
which am now we'll wa, examined by several
eminent phy sicians of my county, who advised me
10 have nothing done with IL.
Yours &c MARY 7 GRURps
So ko<dence Beaver Dam, hanoyer COUNT. Va.
80 DR. kAHRS Office is the corner Of ed aud
haih stFetts. I5-2m+
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s6- The MUSTANG LIr1MpNr

16r THE MUSTANG LINIMsNr
~ ,,..,., rsa Cures rheumatism
Cures Stiff Joints.
The Mustang Linin,>nt '''N''''
The W stang Lininaent
Cures Caked Breasts and C,rs N;y,,yse
The Mustang Liniment '1f'''''
III. Cures Neuralgia.
N, Cures Corns and Warts
The Mustang LiRiment as po,fb 80
i,Ooo,OOO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
70 the united States the preserver aud restorer
ofyaiuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures ali Sprains
daids. Wounds, Stiff JOINTS &c. ~
VIII you answer this question: did vour avar
near OF anv ordinary Sore. swelling Sprain or Stiff
ness, either on nan aud beast, which the Mustang
Linlnent wonld not curei Did you ever visit any
Tespectaoie Druggist in any part of the worid-in
Europe, ASIA or America-wh0 did not say "it was
the greatest discovery of the ageY" Sold every
whers. Every family should have it; three sizes.
o -s5 BARNES h PARk
my D-u1cim Proprietors New York
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rA WoRrH REaDINa.--Wbv

y ETl
existence untitled for the eujoyments and even or
1inarv pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
once convenient and safe. as we'll permanent it's
ciaractery
fo those who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tmatng in loss of appetite, vigor, &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring q
the sufferers in candor and sincerity. pleasant
yenent and proper prescriptions thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strctions hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases of private nature, from whatsoever
ausa either recent chronic, stri ;tures, irrta-
bic bladder, &C.; also. Scrofula, Asthma, Rbeuma-
tsm, Piles, &c. skillfully and successfully treated.
DR.. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms.
over 1924 Main street. above llth and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance Gn Main,
ith door above It'll street.
From thls date until the lst of June. DR.. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursd >ys aud
Fridays of each week. but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ to 2 Z NJ, and to NJ. ap 29-3m
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s6s~ A POSITIVE CURE FOR CANCER

EEsS POSITIVE CURE FUH OhNCEK-
Without he use IF CduStic Knife endorsed aad ie-
grlieti bvesDeci1t enactment Of The State LsGiSldttc
If MARYLAND with a good report from five physi-
cans Of the ou4e of Delegates who were appointed
To eZalnipo its ciaifnS
The undersigned will guarantee cure of all ex.
ternal Cane, rs where vital parts have not become
involved before the application is made and the gen.
eral health of the patient is still good.
The above is all that IL deemed necessary to say,
as the great efficacy Of this remedy is now pretty ex
tensiVeiy known
the subject of Cancer will be sent To all requiring
the know ledge it contains, who will inclose stamp.
Address JOHN GATHERS,
ONCE No l02 Baltimore street Baltimore. Md.
IN d Ipnf
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say~Ir would hardly do for any one

sg~Ir would hardly do for any one
nowadays to have the temerity 10 question the ex-
cellence of DR. j. HOSTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS for all diseases ef The stom-
ach. In cases of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness. Cos
tiveness, Dysentery, and general derauge of
the digestive organs, thei: many virtues have long
since heen made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system the morbid humors which Ietard
their natural functions and which bring paleress to
the check, and suffering to the brow They Danish
high health, and necessarily prove valuable ad-
Jinct 10 the digestive organs trial Is all that Is
needed to establish them in the confidence Of the
skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally. eve
rywhere. my D--lm
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NATIONAL CoURsE.-The raciug men

National Course 10 Louisville, and will keep il
rolling til they succeed la their enterprise unless
the slow coaches OF the Old Dominion 20 10 sork
at once aud out strip them In the race. AZ the
next meeting ofthe South Carolina Jockey Club
in Charleston sNational Club will be determine
ed On, ifthe turtles who meet there, deem the es-
labrshment of such an organization advisable
We are sure that uniormity Of weights. distances
and ages, would be Of decided advantage 70 all
tsoss Of the couatry, but whether or not the vsrl
oas Clubs can be made 10 think 20, 10 q diiersns
thing. se =, aslK = y sss8a 81
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kNIGHTs TEMPLAn.-On Monday morn
ing next the knights Templar Of this city, about
sixty strong, will leave here on a ptlerimage 10
Bunker Hill, We understand that the most exten.
sive arrangements have been made for the recep.
tton and entertainment Of the Sir Knights at Bos-
ton, and have no doubt that the trip will prove
pleasant as well as profitable one.
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Among the arrivals by the Asia, was that OF
Nine. Thalberg. who Ia daughter Of the lais
Signor Labaebe. s
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exS-GRosGs b. STnRL, Dentist, Office
and residence No l. on Main. between Stt and 9th
Ueets. Richmond Va. nv 30--iy
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lds~ HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAArooiNG SALOON, under the American Ho
el--entrance on llth street
N. B.-Iiot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
Al hours. Single Bath % cents. tickets for one
Goliar. ieS
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r0F- SaRAroeA EMPIRE SpH,xa W.r

This Water, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
AZ Messrs; PURCELL, LADD Cos, No l22 Main street
simmons, Va. by the gross or siupe box Also, Tor
analysis directions for use aud certificates Of emf
at the Drug Stores. - : -
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors q. W
WESTON Co. Saratoga Springs or az their De-
pot, 6S Barclay street. New York. ap l6-3m
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Tur W,srn LAsps about the citv-or

at least large portion OF them-might be made
quite valuable, IL the city would take the proper
steps to have them Improved. Suppose good cul.
vert Was run along the ravine between Clay and
Leigh streets from 9th street east, and 10th and
l1th streets we're extended to Navy Hill, would
not all the land In that part of the city,
lying idle, be built up at once, and be made 10 pay
a handsome revenue, UnqnestionabIy 1t would,
for business men would prefer residences there 10
going farther CT. We have very little idea what
the cuIyert would cost, but il strikes u.s. that the
increase Ia the value Of the property wsuld soon
reimburse the city for the outlay, and become q
source of annual revenue for all time 20 come
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nH~ BATHS. BaTHs, BATHS Hot,
}old aud Shower Baths can be had daily at ali
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
shampocng Saloon, undsr the American Hotel
Entrance on nth street. ..f.
Single Baths u cents or ) tickets for n an 10
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No PAPEss.-Elizabeth Tynes, half
witfed free negress, was sent TO prt N yesterday
for want OF a register of her freedom
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ALLEGED FoRGEaY.-The New York Courier and
Euquirer says that, on Tuesday morning, Vim. d.
Smith, formerly Cashier of the Long Island Bank,
was arrested on the charge offorging two cheeks,
Nj $500 each pnrporting TO be signed by Messrs.
Coy & Wright. Of William street iu that city. lie
was ,mmitted to prison for examination.
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SWiSpLfsG.-some queer revelations are some.
times made In the courts. Last week, in Philadei-
phia, one Byrum sued Lloyd A Co. to recover t3f (
tor engraving plates for work called Kane's Arctic
expedition. The evidence showed that Kane had
nothing TO do with the book, and that it WAS in
'acta cheat throughout. IL was proved that an
engraving OF picture representing the Advance
a. stuck fast in the ice. was copied from an old
picture in the life Of Captain Lewis Cock with the
exception of the ice, which was put In according
to Byrum's fancy; that the portrait Of Sontag one
Of kanes officers, was copied from the likeness of
an old highwaymsn In the Police Gazette, and the
oceultation OF Saturn from an old geography, &C.,
&c. The book, nevertheless gave immense satis-
faction TO the public, who bought Thousands oi
copies, and IL was puffed at round rate 10 most oi
the newspapers TO which copy was sent. The
jury made the publishers pay.
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~~ WARlNG 4 PEaRCE's SODA Wa
TER, with FRUIT and CREAM SYRUPs, is uni.
versally acknowledged to be of the very best quail
ty, and surpassed by none 1t is manufactured dali
ly, of the purest and be It materials and conseduen
ly furnishes beverage that cannot be the least in
furious to the most delicate. We solicit q cal-at
the New Drug Store of
WARING PEARCF.
Je 10 Broad street above 9th
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Nav CHURcn The Meihodist copere

CATION worshipping at Clay street chapel about
10 commence the erection Of q new and handsome
church on Clay street, which will be sufficiently
large for those who now attend the chapel without
being crowded as at present. We understand that
Mr.. George d. Shell has contracted 10 build the
edihce, and that he will commence work In short
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RY STEAMER ROANOKE have
~ Just received full and complete ass yrtment Of
Plan, Fancy Head and Bu,iion White frnees. Of
al widths; TriDmjng nfaids, new styles, for Dus-
sertion: white Cords and Tsseels. together with
ihaDF other goods in the Trimming way, which We
" III o1ef low 10 the trade.
GISTER, KENT Il ALVEY.
gs5 COZ Main and 18Th streets.
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No. WATER CooLsRs.--We have on
hand u oer own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Cali aud sup
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MORE INDIAN FIaarIsG.-A gentleman, direct
from st. Paul, Minnesota, Informs the Cincinnati
(Ohio) Commercial that on the LIST inst, 400 Chip
pewas passed through So. Anthony, 10 eager per
suit of their mortal foes. the Sioux who had slain
many Of their tribe, q few days before.
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N0TICE.--Haying Leased the NAN
~ CHESTER CORN MILL for a term OF years.
under the style and firm of VAUGHAN 4 ARCH.
ER We are prepared TO grind toll for farmers and
others. who may be disposed TO patr0D'ze us: We
are now prepared. aiso TO furnish No. article OF
BOLTkD MEAL. in or out Of the city, at reasona-
bic price,
All orders left with Messrs DOVE CO. Main at,
between iith aud 18th streets Richmond will bs
promptly attended TO. JAMES B. VAUGHAN.
my 3i--3mS WILLIAM v. ARCHER.
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MuspxsrD sr A sLAvE--M Modesto, . mulattc girl,
aged is, has been sentenced to BE- hung Il IAfsy-
elite, la, for the murder OF srs. klise Shibodsax.
one Of her fellow servants Is also 10 Be- sxecatsd
for aiding in the murder.
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always TO the swift, Ben, slave TO w. Robinson
can testify for iu attempting out foot the watch
men last Thursday night, he tripped and fell 60
hea Willy, that they came upon aud bound him. be.
fore he could recover his pins aud renew his loco
motion. As matter OF course be suffered for
| the run being called before the Mayer yester-
Aay
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DopGE.--0n a few occasion recently, q gang Of
pickpockeis have adopted plan Of making sxeur.
sions from New York to Staten Island. One who
10 a good swimmer falls overheard, 70 gather .
sympathiZiDg crowd, so that his accompilces can
operate. This was tried on Tuesday, on beard u Q
Hunchback. The captain having having heard Of
the dodge, let the fellow remain in the water TIL
he was nearly drowned. No arrests