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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

4 Double BURGLARY.-The dying factory and
Office OF Richard Corson, No. lSl East Twenty-sxth
street were entered by burglars during Tuesday night,
and number of articles Of wearing apparel, worth
$780, and s. in money carried off. Tney obtained
entrance through tire office window, stepping upon
package of indigo in getting into the place, aud this
circumstance led to their detection. NJ. Lsander
Buck who lives in the neghborhood, saw five men
leaving the premises, and gave information to the
police. Officers Birdssll and ArnouI subsequently
found indigo coored ootmarks the pavement, and
traced them nearly to the house OF Thomas Duffy in
First avenue, between Twenty.ffth and Twenty-sGth
streets. Entering the dwelling they found five men
up stairs, who gave their names as Thomas Duffy,
Daniel Harrington, Peter Riley, John Kelly and Thos.
Gssghan. -Four Of these in bed, AMI the other
was about ID retire. Upon examining their boots,
marks Of indigo found, shaving that the tracks
on the sidewalk were made by them. In addition to
this strong crcumsahtisl evidence, portion OF the
stolen clothing found hidden in the cellar. Abou.
the time the dye-house was broken into the
butcher shop Of John Hahn, at No. l56 in the same
street was also robbed, tie thieves forcing of the pai
lock of the door, and carrying away e. worth of beef.
Mr.. Hahn identified piece Of siroin found IN the
house of these parties as hs property; so tina; 1t s
probable that the persons concerned in both
transactions. Justice Kelly subsequently committed
them for trial.
David Bowers, 81 employee Of the repacking and
finishing house of John McInnes Of Cedar street. was
arrested On Tuesday morning about o'clock for break
ing into bis employers store. Wien taken, he hal with
him 50 French lawn dress patterns, worth $780, which
he had stolen from the premises II was subsequently
.scertained that he had obtained goods from other
merchants by representing that Mr.. Mclnnss had sent
him for them About $50 worth Of the latter property
was recovered by the police from woman named
Connery. residing in Worth street, and other parties al
the rear of No. l76 Mercer street. Bowers was fully
committed for trial yesterday by Justice Welch. lie
is Ssotobman and entered the service Of Mr. McInnes
as a laborer week sgo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

ur eo.p.., after dollars Uni. :h- wss 70 III station
Hos. Wsia from hn conts nius ~o OF me
,pur. !, CO.., TIE -set he'd for exauiinaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYort notice hereby given 70 al persons
having claims against LYDIA A. READING late OF the City
Yorh decessed present the same with youoh ere eso
to subscriber bis Office No 81 Pakrow In the City OF
EewYok, before the seventh day Of July psx-Dstso
New-Yo the third day Of Janurry. 1859.
IAw6rnThs GABRIEL VAN COTT Adminlstrater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

MlSTAKES MERCY.-Issac Halstesd and William
Jones, alias - Gsrvey, alias "Yaller,' notorious
thief were observed 10 enter number Of stores by
Sergeant Jourdsn of tae Sixth Ward, snd, suspectpg
that they were spying about for SOME psce to break
into at night, he took them both into custody. Hal.
stesd-who had been convicted Of grand larceny at
the December Term Of the General Sessions for steal
irg $500 worth of property, but allowed TO so at large
by Judge Russell under suspension of Judgment, on
promise of future good conductwss tsken tothe City
Judge, who recommitted him. and expressed his IN
tention of importing sentence for the crime at the
coming term. Jones was also detained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

him slightly" to make him quiet. Having r1,fIg
suspicious about them, they we're Recessed srd went
OF, bat soon returned with half dozen policemen.
and, oveI,skpg the shadows, called upon the officers
TO srres; them as bighwsymen and gsrotsrs. Det-c-
tyes explained ard the officers did 70, take them IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

A RUyAwAT APPRExrIcE-THE FUoIrWE SLAVE
LA~-A shoemskers apprentice, named Philip
Sucklemore, who ran away from lie guardian in Phil
adepss, was arrested yesterday BY Detective Officer
Farley ara brought before the Mayor. His Honor
thought it was not his place to interfere in such case,
end he boy was taken before Justice Welsh That
magistrate considered that he bad power do any
thing with apprentices indeItures Issued in another
State and sent the boy before the United States Com
missioner in Chambers street. The Commissioner was
inclined to think that ne mad power to interfere under
the Fugitive Slave Law; but Mr.. Breck, the lawyer
engaged for the boy insisted thst the Fugitive Slave
Law refers exclusively to colored slaves. The boy
was discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

P.ssIsG CorsTrRFLIr CoS.-An aged man, Civ
tss hs name y John WIFE, GIsssd sSSesa ef pase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

RIAL EsrA1E.-The following sales were made yes
terdsy at the Merchants Exchange, by A j. Blocker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

DEcEVNG The i. o. F.s-Some time ago Mr..
John Pnstbt, of No. $40 Bowery, was called upon by
Henry gers who represented himself as a member
of the Princeton Lodge of Oddfellows of Irdana, and
in need of assistance. Mr.. Prsert gave him s., and
wrote TO the Lodge to which Rogers claimed to belong,
when he was informed that the mans representations
were untrue Rogers therefore arrested yesterday
for fraud, and committed by Justice Steers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYot notice hereby given 20 all
having claims against THOMSON PRICE late Of the
City of NewYoi deceased TO present he with vouchen
thereof 30 the subscbe at the Office Of GEORGE PRICE
No 1874 Broadway in the City Of NewYork before
third day Of April neIt-Dsed NewYork the 9Th
~ GEORGE J. PRICE, (v..v.o-
i.werTh ELLIS L.. PRICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

How To GEr TO CALIFoRSA.-Augustus +. Bradt,
merchant in this city, compla ned to Justice Welsh
yesterday morning, against one Horsto +. Averl for
having obtained from him, January s, the sum of
S2O5 by exchanging several worthless checks on the
St. Nicholas and other Banks, for draft TO that
amount on the Nassau Bank; and also of buying
watch worth sj6 giving bis note for it payable in four
months without intending to pay for it at ell. Julius
Carson also made affidavit to the effect that Averl
had borrowed watch from him valued al Sl75, and
that he has never returned it. 1t appears that Avern
left the city for paris unknown adsy two aterward
with the intention OF going to California. He has been
rsced however, 10 Charleston, South Carolina, where
he was arrested by Officer John Livingston, and is
now on his way TO this city. Averin is said to have
swiuded various individuals in this city about the
same time, to the amount of no less than 900. For
the purpose of getting away without suspicion he went
TO Jersey City on the 10Th of Jspusry and registered
his nsme at the American Hotel F. II. Livingston.
His case will be attended to as as he arrives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
County York notice hereby given TO all
,op, having claims against CHARLES LAWSON late Of the
CITY NewYo deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof to at the store Of MARITIME LAWSON
No B4 Broadway IN the City Of NewYork before the
Sixteenth day offebuary neIDsed New Yort the eleventh
S.v OF August 1855 HANNAH C. LAWSON,
I.u,emTh AdDnisestrx.
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NTFW-YORK SUPREME COURT-County o

NEW-YORK SUPREME CUUKT-CDnnty oil
IN We,,cbe,,er-ALBERT CLARK against EDWARD A.
BEARDsLEE, AMBROSE THOMPSON Thomas T. Courte
nav Mildred Courtenay, The Bridgeport Fire Insurance.
Company and c. Calhoun Receiver Of The Bridgeport Fire
Insurance Company-ssmmons-F Reie-,(Com not Ser
To the Defendants named and each Of them; You are
hereby required to the complaint Ia TN
action which fled the 18th day Of January 1852 In
the Office the Clerk Of the County OF Westchester Wh
Plains In said WestchesteT County and TO serve copy oil
your the raid complaint the subscriber at his ON
number street in the City Of York, within
twenty aeI the service Of this summons exclusive
Of the day Of such service and fail to sswer the said
complaint within time aforesaid the plaintiff in this seton
will apply for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated December 18th, 1853 HORACE bAhNAhD
r3I,wevTb Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of ewYork notice !, hereby syen 70 all
he City Providence in the State Of Rhode Island
the vouchers thereof the subscriber at
The Office Of WILLIAM HOPPN No. 81 Pine st, In the
City before the twentieth day Of Jane next
Dated, New York, the 18th day of December, 1853
DIS Iaw6mTh ELIZABETH WARREN, Adminirratr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

The bark (srrivsd yesterdsy from 0ssov re-
pors Jan n lat 20 g. lon 81 a. spoke sap TsoSss S's New
BEDFORD a. hours from Boston for Australia The T. has
experienced very heavy W. and gales during the passage.
spl, ssls, &c. =
was spoken of the LIST inst, BY Capt D. Hs&sy 81
stsamiux Union
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4IcDtRI, per Sal. 81 Gts.
0sHtter, bette 1open Is Gent5 per 90, Slabes 1871. @e0,
Butter 1913 GtS.
S0 bnen, per SIIbeI tl2-15O.
&raGer, Gents per Yfunb.
@rbfen, 1928 per Sad q SufD.)
tebe'n, $50 Gents per pfuaS.
9aanO YeFastantlStr 2247 plumb $62-63.
$50, srtra fetner 100.
Sern wst6ss $40, esIbes 76-57@.
Ddfer, Ur9. une Wlarpl. As as WennS IN ga
Rss8tn. @iargi. 77-78 gts. genaI. S. g. ;"
8 ami, amerifanif9er per 3Vnne si15MI50 so ,n,n, 49,
Yfunb Gts, ruiff&er Der GOnne S21O. 4 ~
5aute, per ~ 35% Gts, .iofes S.tt. oetrndn.,s4, ,sc
peu, Gbtnptp per &onnt $12 -13. Nlee SfO-1I
8affet, 9hO fair per Yfanb 1i%, Nto out 70 eon.
. ID !. S saSaa Sdl l%mi2H etS.
8eblen, feline 5rrfburs per IOnne $3.50. Sim ce tbs Op4,.
1919, 9amp S425, Georges Greet aGe gDrten * oaM
$4.35, Matbractte fur Stapt8ebrau6 S. O0-$S o5 P by
une sDsieal9sa. aa0 Baltimore ~9Ompa9nie 1926 $50
8astsffeln, yterser per Suft.G $3.50 gts, aewS min.
500 Cts. 0'"U "''ps
esber Gitt sObIea per pfunp 3O-3t gts, gUuntr. so,,.n
Ienleeer 27-29 @ts, @ttp @e(0trr, fdfpari do H.
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6eu $3.50, &albfele bIs OHBenb $t2-20,
2ebtnbtaeS 0tet, RtnoDteb per 100 Wfun6 e6 ~ so
S6petne 6.75-7 20, SAaafe $2-5.21.
ct d ter, Mpamanttne per $S 1877 6. 6emffhe Gn.~,,
8-3lGts, Sperm 39-l Ga, Mpulp (%aeaUdensl SEegii
lib Cts, be Gitp IS @s ~"
100, better las GtS.
ID { bl 5pwarbfr. yeues per Sds 1925 Gits gp,n. az ,s
Wttas SRts So 90 S%Opdrbfr. @rtrG Sc. '50 SSSiitts
@rtra $780,, Baltic. Santtlp $3.50, gnItp e 49, w : =
80, 0tO8sen $4:g5, Eprnntebl AaIttmp, per 100 Wfnns "a
bR. G0uutb 1913. :" e.
go bd d, yer % "A sis so Cts.
% a d. 8 per $3 80 bts 81 Cts.
rtstep Gftp unb &anb per @anpne % 6 Sbio 90
3 uder, Nep>Orle1ps per 100 90 1925 bfc q M m..t.
NtcO, 7.50-o.7 70, Cuba 81. 75-8 g. f6nirt,r !, $SsM
IL ben pcrl&teoenen Srdbsu Nsn 7L-f2I IL n nns ~
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DIR. Q.nnpnts ap[pene Iiuen

fnb zines Der tfen unD erfolsretGhen Mr3netnittsi FIR "a,
entrantbeiten. sic nnb mad benz Nerept etRes berubat.Ss ~.
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tier umb Co., Ode BON @barles- ub prattar. - S~t
Dtefe ptaen gtrDen eeses 9mItnbuns BON stg an hu
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OaneD'S
Magical Pain Extractor

MAGICAL Pam Extractor.
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aO no &stile in lartsr @nttiasnns r. RAID in iSr r., nn ~
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pDltpntneu 6epeiit werben unb babet feune yarpen Mo- tIlr
liseh S9absn, surudStIafen, ais bur& Daasg's n,asts8s
S@mer;. g~ertil9er. S
Set SGnittfa, GDanbsn, 8erreniuneen unb Ora trdts
aleu, pensn Ataber INNER unterporIen fno tR St. ggs4r.
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oft baoD4 al, bab Der aGte Daleb- @rtr4er bri Der SanS 1T.
N6beree beEdsen me ne 9 .orudten Ddaptiete, auf bic t6 er.
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nt1 DerantnprtIt1 bate.
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bat.
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@Ine anDere ipunberbore Qur
NerpS1e &ronfbeitpr,

". @balmer's tSefnnbbettSsGtnttur befkt eins h.f.x..m.
5etltratt tr Observation-Disclosures. STE retntot Ma SSsIunpstf
pentranitpstten sssittsn baten. Die Seilirafte ber Stnit,r aaer.
traprpatt wunoerbar 4nD baben IfD ter Nrt bSrFn T ~ nnS
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SSapalan ,; SsEtrIsssn. Die Stnttur fbrbert unb iSaTt Fl.
frildeS Hebeu pteber. =" "t"H'rH AsHss
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@Ou Gnrop. Sdfen abgelcseltc Yalagtsr.@ 0ife.

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Dtt4-s Getb G. & oure Na Ana gortinrrsa-
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Inepr per gsano. O9s bsretts @ri&ienene tpirb ipfDrt rnS etc
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MIsW.ypfI 81 suit 1858. Trteprtd g ERR rb,
""hAt-AS"aH'iWAln 1pfs6rr 400i.)
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Court n Com cntemn. 16. MGra.
6ol8enoe 0erren baben lid gu einer Qlic3iation
) ulanImen 9etbau, UNI lib upr Der Gourt in
&Owlcntcwn senleinI am 9e9er Die Anflase, 81
quor c9ne gicenle ODER am Sonntaa ~pertauft ,u
baben, reIp. 8e8en oa5 gauge @eleB BON 1858.
oaS lie ale nnccnltitutionel hetraAten, uertbei,
ol9en gu %lalen: MOrris @ioelman. Sanles
9ampiboft. GbrIltrpber Benbelnl, Mattbew
Ssual er, 5oba .3wanser, Sobn S. @ermun,
0ecr9s BED, 5opn @arle, George IS. 8ulb.
9enrp SAuls, ism. Seller, 3clepb DC. ReQern.
Anorep 9artnep, George u. 6reeburaer. Sobn
O1lter. Sobn Blanf, Peter SrieQ, Tbpmas
3alfsrlp, 2eui5 Wubl, Batrif WtcGormid,
&9OaaS Senner, Better aress, 5enrp Oannis
bal, 5s9n sotB, Wm. 6lell4mann, 'ytdolas
Sefer, 5nO. u. 6rieB, Yeter &riea. @omarp
BARTER, Aoolpb Utartinni, Spbu Douueubere
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S6relber, ism. Doiemann, 6enrp u. Smltb.
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mann, @brlltopber Buinbeim, @ecra Sdninn.
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