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The great Dental improvement OF DR. LEVErTs
Atmospheric Plates Artificial Teeth highly recomnended
IN The Medical Gazette is patented and can only be ootei1ed
this city No. II Waverley pace, near broadway
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AN IMPRISONED HUSBAND.
"A few days since Alexander Hamilton, "a years OF
ace. of No. AZ West Twenty street, was ar
rested on complaint of his wife, Joanna Hamilton,
who accuses him of having committed an assault and
battery upon herself The prisoner was required TO
give bail for his appearance to answer the charge
Yesterday bis bondman appeared before Justice Kelly
end desired to give Mr.. Hamilton up and be released
from his bonds The Justice thereupon committed the
pisoper to the cells As they about leaving the
Courtroom, Hamilton attempted TO jump out OF the
window TO the ground, distance of ~ feet but was
prevented by bis wife and an officer. He was then
placed In cell with another prisoner and left to his
, mediiatiCns.
Shortly after, HanIiltons companion informed the
Keeper that the young husband was bleeding to DEATH
Fastening TO his assistance the Keeper found that
Hamilton had cut vein in his left arm with case
knife and was trying hard to bleed to DEATH Police
Surgeon was Immediately called, who dressed the
wound, and placed the young man in cell by himself
after thoroughly searching him. The wound inflicted
Is not serious one. Young Hamilton had written the
following letter to his wife:
NV DxAR WIFE: Sooner than be confined in this place
ovid life IL sad on this beautiful day 20 pass
from this unknown world but tired OF living Lave
me- buried BY side Of my mother In the old graveyard 10
Bridgeport Whatever things my grandmother hts beongng
70 neither wish her TO give then TO YOU with my pest
~'sns7 '"' 49, ALEX. HAMILTON.
Ne. ~ Tscentv si2hh street.
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1t is thought the extra session of the Missouri egis-
ure, in session. will authorize the issue of further
State bonds in aid of railroads. in the proportion of
600 of bonds to every 81 900 expended by the Com
panies from their own Should this be the
case it is supposed that only Company will be able
to avail themselves of the benefit Of the act.
The london Times Of the 10Th u notices and quotes
American Securities as follows:
Colonial and foreign descriptions have generally parc
pated In tho rse OF home stocks but In instances
how advance especially Buaio and Late Huron aud Grand
TnA Consde No change oiDpotance took place In Amer
lean Securities In miscellaneous descriptions rise occurred in
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GoURAUD's POUDRE s
!. SUBTLE

GOCRAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE
Uproot hsir from foehesds upper lips part Of the
body Warranted 81 per bottle. 81 WalkeTst MIS- HAYS
BROOKLYN; BATES Boston; CALIsSDHR, Philadelphia
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Tar NEW ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoS.-Dr. !. 1.
HaJes Surgeon of the Kane Arctic Expedition, hopes
to be ready for start in the month of May rext for
another voyage to the North Pole DIR. Hayes has
already raised the 100000 One-ha of the necessary
sum- from the generous contributions of his personal
friends and hopes to secure the rest from the liberal
public az large. To assist him in this endeavor, the
Geographical and Statistical Society have appointed
Committee Of leading merchants and other well-known
citizens lamong them Henry GrinnelD, and there is
reason TO hope that the appeal viii not be made in
vain The special object of DR.. Hayes proposed ex-
Yedion il TO determine at and forever the ques
tion Of an open Polar sea- which Lieut. Morton saw,
and the existence Of which would seem TO be estab-
Hsned by variety Of circumstantial evidence. This
ses Dr. Hayes hopes reach by making the principal
portion Of the trip sledges-vehieles by which
he and his associates rode thousand miles on the
sreyious expedition.
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The Chidrens Aid Society take pleasure in sckno vi
essns the reePt of $50 from A b., subscriber to THE
TRIBUNE
Chsdrea', AS Society," Clinton Hail. Astorplsce, March
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DETAINgD DIT TIE FoG.-The following outward
bound feet sailed yesterday, after two days detention
by the fog Steamships Arabia (Br., for Liverpooli
United Kingdom (Br j for Glasgow; BorTssia Ham,,
fog Hamburg Prince Albert (Br.), for Galway; james
Adger, for Charleston; Huntsville, for Savannah
ships Kathay, for London; Ashburton, for Antwerp;
Isaac Bell for Liverpool; barks Lapwing, for Indian
OLA Psrthena for Richmondi Sabrins Dr., for AS
pinwall; brigs Princeton for Havana; Carolina, for
AspinwaT; David Crockett for Sau Francisco ship
Margaret Eliza, for Sydney, n S. W.; bark Rapid,
for Vera Cruz; A. C. JONES Br, for Hail. Restless,
for CaIthagena; brig African, for Port-su-Pfince;
Andorer and Richmond, for Havana
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WILLIAM n. McINTIRf,
JOHN c. MATHER, Cen,
JAMES y. CIR AiG. "'
EpANnIg ~ RINRX


Contoetors Qos No II BrOadss, New York March 1860
We have been informed, since the publication OF the
above card, that quantity of diamonds positively
were stolen from the "seized' or Custom House room
attached the store No. - Broad street at the time
stated by us Our informant further says that man
was arrested on suspicion and that pouding his exam
nation, the precious stones returned in manner
and from a source entirely unknown. The person who
was suspected of having committed the robbery was
arrested by order Of of the Captains of Police and
subsequently discharged by him. We learn that the
officer who mace the arrett has been summoned to
Washington to tell what he knows of the affair 10 the
United States officers who investigating this rather
my stNious robbery. Messrs. Mcintyre & Co. may
have been entirely ignorant of the transaction, or
there may not have been any robbery committed but
the above information comes from trustworthy
source.
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THE CoURTs.-The March term OF the h,ngs Sonn-
. o, Co,yt vii con ence Tuesday next the 9th ins
bsn he hrst twenty the day cAeno VII os es
The February Of tbs City Court va @ 5s H.
The March term will commence on monasy ~. VIC
Iii ri he called uLt the Monday following Notes Of
is.yye car be 6led until "Wednesday, the 7th INST
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TAdvertisementl
Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLow's So0TH
ING Strip are every year IN the United States u
Children TeehinE with neveT-sng Relief irn<
date aud certain. Only % cents a hottie
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John McIave has sold two lots on south side Of
Leonard stroet. between Church street and West
Broadway, being together 50 feet inches front aud
rear and 100 feet deep with the buildings thereon for
AIS. 500. Meesrs. Raymond s. Blackwell have sold
lots south side Of Feh street. go feet east of Sew
enth avenue each 25 by 100 feet, at $1,000 per lot
Also lot north aide Of Fifty eeventh street. i50 feet
west of Fifth avenue, rs by 100 feet, at $i,7OO.
The annexed lisa comparative statement of the imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week and
since jan l:
Fer the Week. 1873. ISSa. r9g> i.
Entered at tho port.... 6lieTgf9 6AsITO0i esV ~
Thrown % pslkst,nm I,s9a.el StsI.asa ~. ss Z,
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NEW Truck CoNPAsY.--The Fire Commssl.oHn a
es A. thsir lac, usenx organised new Hook snd Laaas
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least 50 peces. Mr.. Rob,r'son the Band Master. WILL
In all likelihood, be intrused with the duty Of organ
King the band.
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A BOLD THEFT BY DArLIeHT.-Yesterday after
noon, q miserable drunken thief committed most
slarpg thet al the store Of Messrs. Hsnford brown
inc, No. 326 Broadway. One of the men employed
there had just lowered trunk containing $lVa worm
of goods from one Of the upper stories to the pavement
for the purpose Of shipping it to some other city, Az
ter the trunk had reached the street, and while the
man was coming down stairs, the thief picked IL up
.hastity and ran of. He was pursued by Officer Nc
CURE of the Sixth Precinct, who finally caught him in
the shop of German at No. 46 Elm street Inc taiei
YVES taken before Justice Connolly where he gave his
name IA Peter Anderson, and was committed to an
-swer.
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The tolls received on the SAINT Ste. Marie Caas&
during the season of 1862 smounedto 81, SA 50; tire
expenses were $3.50 "a, leaving o balance to tho
credit of the Canal Fund Of 81 COZ g. The gross re-
ceips for the year exceeded, by more than 50 v cont
those of the previous year.
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The foIow1g Is a staterent Of The basina4s q N
Philadelphia Custom House for the month Of Fe6raasys
1860: ~ -
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fEw-YoRx cLAssIpICATIoS.
Uniauda Florida- Mobile
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increase.''... ........'..... pioooSe !,
The following are the earnings of the Illinois Centra'
Railroad for the ak ,nts ending February -, lSoo
1858. 1859. Lacrosse s e;
| Octobsr. le4 M % gssst1 u 6f,lss n
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ParDAY March o. ie6s.
AsBRSThe market Is without chepee for either kind5 ssse
Of 70 bbls. at O. IS for Pots and S5 50 for Pesris.
6aE.CI
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80 Vne ~ 'nOSe presumed oy Commodore Ferry, made
~ 49, A'n''e" ise o1e nA'e " 'ne japanese
oe0'ea ,mp'o'emeo'.upos me ORIGINAL - pronounced
VINO ns'efeenh
Inc Improvement CONSISTS oeckisg' printing and cut
ing ." 'ne oAfuiose "e same ans me original DOS
nos COCK on putting down e guard, which cuts on the
orrloee, ou' mas 70 Dc cooked ey The numb. 1he ia
Anese rune can % cooked or not On cutting on The cart
hose' aoooral's 70 VIII The barrel beautifully rihs1,
me nc smile o. tne original me nnish and Work
"Ansnp are equal NOT superior, 70 tae original snarp'
my o'oer hfeam everseen.
iney nave mfse quAnuy osauufui "n, oro
oA'e"' hnea' Grape SIX, posgees, pepnns' ana 70 ",s,
v e'ery oeaoe's'e sVe ana p&e'n' ~oo'a nqu'v
~ Ai'''a'oa o'y koo's o'ers 70 sl'e u'e po9s' nm"
A''o'" 'nN' '''' "A'e '"' Wy s'''
,.
"s -,'" =. "1n'"s ~ w s,-S'.,@ !. w--s,.~
.,- 49, ~ ~ ~,--.-- - -
-, W - - ..-,,,v.
-. -. -. IN -. 49, .1nsv cwv srs
x. w. :. ~. g.. q, ,s..rr.. y nu.nsx 70 the
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ANNIVERSARIES TO BE HELD.
TuupSnay NAV IN

A-.rsan Blle Sossety business meeting, Bbe House,
NJ O'Clock A. NJ Anniversary exeroses In the Acar
demy Of Music at ten O'Clock A. N.
As.er1n asd Fwcgw B,ble Socs4y (Baptss) in CAL
vary BAPTIST church. West twenty third street Business
meeting at ten o'clock A. NJ Anniversary exercises Ut
three o'clock NJ The Hon Isaac Davis Of Massachusetts,
the Rev. DR.. G. W. Sampson, OF washington; the Rev
Robert Lowry, 81 New York the Rsv william Arsnsr'
The Rev. DR. d Edoy, Of Boston, VIII preach the an
nusl scvmon Al hall past seven O'Clock p. n
P,rssos uoiou sorsrs u ssn O'Clock NJ Address BY
the Rev. sephec H Tying ID. D., and others
NatsosaI womew's RtVAs OOncnsc~,-In the Cooper
o'clock p NJ Addresses by Wendell Phillips, Elizabeth
OAdy Stanton, ErDestine L. Rose, Elizabeth Jones,
Abe Rev Anto,sst,e Brown Blackwell, and Others
No at half past s~yen O'Clock 7. H.
A~ztoaa Siocdexterg Printing and FutlisAsng sociay
1 he American Neo Church Assc,atiSn. in the New
Church Hosss OF Worship, Thirty nth street, between
Fosrtn and Lexington avenues al eight O'Clock n Ad
dress By .hc Rev VIM Hayden, OF Portland, Nc.
pupls al The Academy Of Music, at four O'Clock P. n
ixsassso~ for ne Blsad-In the Academy Of Music u
hrse and half p
wsman,s Fights Coupenon Meetings continued In the
Cooper U.ios, half past ten O'Clock A. n and half past
Ame,oa~ Board ef Com~s1cnos for Foreign kissions.
SUNDAY, MAY Is.
<mesoa~ Fs~sale Guardian Soiety (annual meeung).-
In the Broadway Tabernacle. Thirty fourth street and
Broadway, 81 hall pat seven O'Clock p. NJ
WEDNESDAY, MAY IT,
kous~sS< Library STANDARDIZATION Of President,
Vice President and Board Of Directors. Inspectors-
0eorge ID. Nichols, VIM y. I. Chapman, VIM. A. harins
and BENJAMIN Price Polls open from eight O'Clock A. n
20 nine O'Clock =. n
THURSDAY, NAY IL.
General AsssHbly (N. 81 Presbyterian CRswoh I'm the
fhrd Presbytsr casrch at Pfwburg, Pa, at eleven
O'Clock 4. n Opening sermon BY the Rev. Robert ".
re>ssuoa D., shs Moderator OF the last Assembly The
osonsesss o Commissoas meets In The lecture OF
~ church Il nine O'Clock A. n.
o0wui Asaevakay 20. 81 PreoyssrSoa CAuvcA-In We
ykv Preseyteriaa church, Rochester, n Y, 0 eevea
O'Clock A. n Opening sermon BY The Rev. VIM. l.
Brecknrdge, D. D. the Moderator Of the last Assembly
TAe Con nttee Commssioas meets IN the lecture room
q thc church n nine O'Clock A. n.
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81. mia brs,hreu need not look with horeduuky.
Taaebter) He would explain. he was married whsa
s.da..Ds More sssss ~ wa, ,.. avn. had
banoened. in which be deeply Interested The
bretbrep looked aDxious anticipation expected pathetic
sss.ve eIpecSo1 awe no suadeoy .o hoa
hen born SON." Much laughter among the divines.
No "a Professor Kellogg from California Had gone
sbere under direction Of the Missionary Board. He had
been two and hall years At sGrass Valley ct Young
college Oakland, about six miles from San FrAncsco
he described thai region ~ opening up good ned lot
ministerial labor ann recommended inrm and exhausted
ipsers to 20 there only recruit their health but
70 make themselves useful.
No rs gave an account Of Q brother graduate who
hao gone out a foreign missionary do had con-
menced comtship the voyage with lady worthy Of
him. which ended in marriage. She died three weeks
after and 10 his friend saying "My affection has
made me a sadder man and, trust, better one.'
No 2c This gentleman (Rev. Mr.. White, II we mistake
nrt had been called 70 labor tn New Jersey, IRON
Brightou Mas. He cccrdDgiy accepted he was soon
des,st from preaching temperance and anti slavery
sermons. Unless be dia, he would DO expelled
from the town. He replied he acknowledged
in such Q case authority but that or God, and
would have no dictatcn but that o. own conscience
He shortly after preached sermon accordance with
his views The Postmaster aroused against him, and
CHURCH % the h asd bs dd DO 50 TO hear
mons about rum and nggerism (negrosm) The couse
quence s has left the church In that place. and now
awaits the providentiai guoanoe OF God BE would NOT
10 70 Covsntry. (Much applause and sensaton)
The minister from South Maiden arose and expressed
delight at the young preacher from Jersey especially -
ne had Jus, been informed ne wa: ns son OF inc vener
South Maiden minister told the Jersey divine % como 70
Boston and he insure him good church and con
gregsron. For himself %" am, said he, ga John Brown
man" The speaker resumed MS seal amid mucn sP'
pAuse.
and the doxoogy pronounced and the assemblage Of d.
vines dismissed.
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rB riu BALI on rw CUSTOM Housr.-ro day The Ti.~
Bail eressed upon the Custom House vf mark the hour
Of twelve NJ Al ten minutes before twelve the VAL vic
be raised half mast, ave minutes laicr win rise 70 the
trees and Of twelve precisely 10 will be dropped
The time marked win be New York time, obtained
by transit Observation from The Merchants Exchsax
Mr.. Samuel Hammond. Aehort link In the telexraehis
communicates with the Dudley Observatory, at Asaay
the ball win be dropped for few days ony BY me above
process. Announcement vii be made Of Inc CON leaos
q the Observatory line. hcssrs G r and r. NJ Chsstsr
q R city, have charge of the details Of the eperauss
Esropuxc nm err ospuArcss--oroer Hut, ~ ns
ssvessh precinct charged with perjury and scxicsou,
was tried yesterday BY the Po,ics oommsscosrs sp No
report given II the meeting Of The Board rna, ~.
pears through orders from hh superior coev usde co.,
psainh sesipss several firms cong business 10 scus
street. for violating city ordinances IN almost every
they we're properly fined ny Justice stewart rr his
rrcnra performances ~ euty the members n she~s firms
n~hssed the above chsyRcs against the ccer bot fro
the testimony give7 there not The slightest preof
lhsrs N9 cay foundatca fos The charge
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TUE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
Arrival Of the Steam Frigate Roanoke
with the Commissioners from Japan.
The Reception at Panama and
AspMwall.
Description Of the Distinguished
Strangers.
Their Dress and Appearance, habits
ef Living, and DemeaAer.
VALUABLE GIFTS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
--------
THE OBJECTS OF THE EMBASSY.
Their Treatment on Beard the
War,
&C., &c. &c.
TIER Dress and Appearance, habits
sf Living, and DsmsaAsr.
VALUABLE GIFTS FOR THE PRESIDENT.


The United States steam fgats Roanoke, forty four
guns, Captain VIM II. Gardner commanding, bearing he
Gag Of Flag officer William J. MsUuney Connaaderia
Chief Of the Home and Gulf Squadron. having ON board tho
Japanese Embassy, arrived and anchored asdo q Sandy
Hook last night at O'Clock Dispatches were taken
board from the Secretary Of the Navy ordering the
flag officer 70 proceed to Hampton Roads and not enter
this port. The Roanoke win leave early this morning
with the Japanese according 10 instructions Our special
correspondent procured the services OF the pilot beat
George Steers and up last evening with his
Dispatches
The Roanoke left Aspnwal on tho morning Of the 26h
u went TO Porto Beo for water and next day. at three
p M, left for New York. She has made the passage
home under steam alone head winds most
Of the way.
subjoined ia O List OF the officers attached 10 the
Roanoke
Flag 0Hcr-wllian J. McCluney, Commander-iu-
Chief Of Home Squadron.
Oaptain-WillAm II. Gardner.
Lieaenant-Carter b. Pondexter. Thomas n. Stevens,
George H. Cooper, J. Blakeey Creighton. William L.
Fled Stuyeon-Chares Chase.
Passed Asnaans Slyyeo~-Arthur NJ Lynch
A1tstont Su,oom-NArcellus p Christian
PWsr-E G. Doran.
CAoplasn- Nathaniel Frost.
Marin QGogs-C.ptsn Josiah Watson, Second n'uis
CRsf Enqnor-Ebridge LAwton.
kasr-EdwNd p. Iuli
Flag SecTaary-WilhAm G. ZAntzwger.
Ntdshippasn-W. A. Kerr
Bootsum-John Mckinley.
Gssnv-Iobu OWNS
Cdypentr-Francs N. Cecil.
SutimdkSr-Willam Beunett.
Engsnevs-first Assistants, J. NJ. Adams, George r.
johnson and j. W Moore Second Assistants O. H. Levy,
John Purdy, Jr Third Assistants, s. L. P. Ayres and j.
II. Bailey
Cdpt4sn's C11k--R. W. Byrd
Pvrser's Clnk-J. I. Gwathney.
Pdssenors-Capt A. s. Tayier. United States marine
corps, and Assistant Surgeon J. W. Sandiord, Jr.
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jersey City aystsry.


YuRrHr DEVELOPMENTS IN REGARD TO THE NUE.
DKRxD FKMALE-sUPfosKD FINDING or HxE
CLOTHES, ETC.
Ths apparently unfashonabh nyuasry which has, svss
up 70 The present time surrounded the discovery Of Ne
murdered female found ct the York street. pier, Jsrsy
CITY, seems slowly yet steadily assuming definite shAPs
Circumstance has juss been brought 70 Light, vhisA
nay without doubt interest many q our rssdess, and
ooas6 GRAFTON Of this tact detail The Circumstance - is
partly and heard BY ono Of our jersey oV re-
portsu;-
This morning Mr. Gregory, owner Of dredging ma
chino now IN operauos the York street. ap, Jsrsy
CITY, paid visit 70 The same In order 70 ascertain Ne
workueu Ind discovered anything hat looked susPcis,
or which might have tendency eventually 70 aid b Ne
prosecution Of The scheme foos for The de>sosa q
ms parties concerned n the unmstakaSle murder.
while Mr. O. was In pursuit Of The shove na.sd object
he vss shown large lump Of coal which had been dsS
up attached which here vas piece Of rope. aid rsps
bong ted around the lump Of coal
legged Thai during the middle Of last week they dag ~
cheese box which attached 70 the coal By th reSs
10 maize long sory short ss%s 'rar n &c 80 -
ing wound round In such manner that = seemed hne&
Impossible the nd could come OF Whsn nrss $50 Ne 80
We made tbe bucket while hs hung out, 40 wene
In his position The latter vas cut Oh, mo ohw pesA6
thrown forth with IN the mud scov.
morbid sp.r, Of curiosity, broke ANAL psoe q Us ssr
I'd soo IooS therein he could nothing sut
srre lump Of coal inside, along with few dirty rAeS-ne
latter al which he could Discern but indsuncuy-weeW
~ be supposed 70 let the box aose ana css
sequ~ntly Il was toued away and dumped WIN NE nue
somewhere down The river.
Now the inference 70 be drawn from oeee faco oAk
the discovered body unquestioaably thai a hrs kcs
ardsou thai coal tends 70 show she 80 nurefee
While on or Havana steamer, - NE afwcaes tssns
we're near the place where thcss steaas ne thaa
hss b~pu nuroered By ssafaring nan prseaov
hrrlinr. and furhermcre. that her desrucocs - 9
summsed she about 70 depart 70 o. q s rs"rs
To ,be description gves Of he csasssss q the chesss
box bv she person Who inspected IL coossets be-
isvcd bsvouf Doubt contained she clothes u TIE
Durdsrex woman; and What more, the theory can Be
s.fely sdvnnoed precAunoe vssf
- have b<en taken sink merely - cmgv cheese sox
ne coai rvsembses that vhcn 10 generally use<
oosan sssa1es, md N repe he sane
ne ooussisused sushoskes intend Investigating he
cumsSasces amending the finding o. nes articles with
vssr and no doubt their sucoess v be appaesi fsv
dsys' A search y Contemplated Tor The boz Aa< ~
NJ Cados one q hs geniIenes vho has Ne matter h
charge, received bcay further ASSURANCES that Ne
mere are other which have sAl Isssly
but which, for certain oonsdersnons, withhold hos
the public 81 large.
Atths meeting Q, the Board Of Chosen rrssaoders Of
Hndecn county, yesterday asrnoca Mr. James Fslssr
al ona reward of s6o Tor the couvcsa Of tss
srec dock and idcsiined ~ that Of M Ada Rohardss