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, 1860-08-09

Frank blair's majority Tor the long term to
Congress. commencing March 4tb, 1851, the day
on which Lincoln will be inaueurated President,
and lasting two years, is eos, as follows:
, 1860-08-09

It at McFicker's Theatre I'll excellent bill
is offered for tonight. See advertisement.
, 1860-08-09
nAlRY FARMS FOR SALE
Within so Miles Of Chieaxo.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. RAILROAD coxrAz
h1a saxs = 10000 1e1es Of hikh, r'ink P'arA Land,
they oeer for sate on the most liberal terms.
who wish 70 the sneas appp!y!ux
texoe ,e1I.n aa b. selected ne are q, ~
fanxed tast these prpucs be delivered early In the
mn1ntnk and iate 1t nixhL Eyery facility viii BE- offered
~ thnta Wh0 deatEs TO Examine there lo1ta Army Ia
LAND xPAs1AEAT. 1. t. 4. X. Central te;ot
t.l->.u. t~~9rst1 sT
, 1860-08-09

HNZ II . II + + x I[ III q Il
1<'CC SALE-Tte "Foxrxax11x FAp4." In
ureau county. IL. .sx miles r. the STAT up On
souiL vest tum Chicago. eon,rg Of l1s acres n ous
haes o. snt a' aeEvs tlaxe eu acres m"wlrE lind,
scsts Edei into pI.uIes. With rtli[nE supp Of
water foE stock 10 aces Of woodland. principally sk
aad dea"y ~ ae1es ae enc ose' for large .ese,ab!s
Hssten = .e sto ke.t vth a.<nted f.uits Tho huili
In consist Of y farnl Huu-e 11+l IT, c5ntanlnk eleven
IONS and Cellar atac4st i+ trerroof s4auke + A.h
l!ou5e. an"t len Of Water .ni C.ste:n. i;atn.
:49 T. uts Ia the s;1faLtiat uzntr Four Ttne-
mrnt Houte ac sulsat1e for all family. II cr.irr
lie farm could e div ded dive 1riuA tac being
supplied with woodland wafer. otock utoa II tsfn
for stIe.
loax credit will BE- gwen for fs~ourhs Of the DUR
chase 7. For furtn.r par leu and e1anpa uu Of
map Of The iAIc. apply to :. II. n EKtt'Of i Co,
au-c337-tt 81 euhcYn street Ehicax,,. iii.
, 1860-08-09
TIE CITY.

Auction Sales this Morning.,
Fnrnture, Carpets. Dedste r1. dc, 81 ex o'c,oek by
Gttcft L Sainl Bill, Au:loleers, i! Lake 8t:t,t.
, 1860-08-09

- We have received FROM Jos. J. Kearney
i Co, % Market street, fine lithograph of the
portraits and autographs Of the signers of the
Declaration Of Independence, copied from the
original IN the rotunda Of The capital at Wash.
tng,ou, by the celebrated lithographer, Edward
Mendel, Of Chicago. It is truly fine work Of
art, and, as the publishers say. Zone copy, ut
least, should be in every house in the country" !"
, 1860-08-09

Miller's Hair 1nvigor4tsr-the best in
use. y. 7. Asckley, agent, 302 State street.
js20-3m.
, 1860-08-09

% The receipts to the City Treasury for Ii.
eenses since April 1st, has reached Tho sum Of
nearly &49,o0o.
, 1860-08-09

An Openin. for i Republican Paper.
Some two or three weeks ago the proprietor
Of the Putnam County Standard soil it to the
Doug1asiies, leaving the Republicans without
county paper. Ii some industrious, compe-
tent Republican rricser will go there With q
press and proper assortment Of type, he will
do we'll. The county is reliably Republican By
three or four hundred, and we believe all the
county offices are ehe'd by Republicans, aud their
patronage, Of cour=e, would be gisen TO Repub-
lican paper.
We have no doubt but the Republicans Of
Hennepiu, the county seat, will make up hand
some bonus TO aid tou,s enterprlsiog printer
who may take pre.s scd printing materials to
Putnam County. Address Thos. Stcnter or 8.
S2rCeaut IT, Uculepin IIiinais
, 1860-08-09

PROFESSIONAL Mus1c1AS.-The public are in
r,ted to call nt the rooms Of n. Goold, No l15
Lake street, and try the best piano f;,rte ever
brought 10 Chicago, made BY Chickeriog +
Sons, Boston. uu7St
, 1860-08-09

- Garden Hose and Gloves, Street Sprink-
lers, etc., cheaper than ever at the Rubber
Store, lis Randolph street, kingsbury Block.
arr Et
, 1860-08-09
FIRES.

ItfETHfNf-3
twelve o'clock last night q tire broka ont in ,be
rear part Of two story frame tenement OWNED
by Mr. Olsen. on Hubbard street near Jef.r-
son, in the West Division. and oernni.d above
Ly Mr. Olsen. and below hv Hsn;,u;n s;tt,
Both families had retired for The nieht and WA
driven out into the street bv the flames nr
Sits is Wide Awake. md ab*ent IN ,ba
Springfield excursion. His wife wa. il, and
and this turning into the street proves most
unfortunate. The house was much damaged
The furniture IN the front rooms vas removed.
Loss IN all about 5000. We could not learn as
to toinsurance.
c1r,xo ma n1srn7x Aneo, Wa find r.
.,,e T.-.... 1,ot- - ILL., 7.,,,- a.. 80.
,r;,,, u p.d,o,L to,mar,v ~ .h,, ,;t1 T., -
ea;n,xa. 49, 49,. -, d.ao... a.. 49,.
d;..s ,r,,;.h Ia az,,n.a a,h.n hnrz' p,15a.I
1.. 1.r;on.1. s,.n,orsd .rhan -a.;d... arCs;
49,. .1-s.- .,,.L-:.,
uerr;a = c,r,; I;ona1 d..1.,. -. p..ao,.,
street. wbon he ,;h,r,,Iv r;.tim;7.d b. -,,s,rd
divers confidence game. nnon on, ro,,,.a,c;,,
men, and iess Win a p" nigh Old odor OF zas-
cal'tJ attached to his name IN these parts- In
toronto DC represented himself rs staying there
lot the eenens Of hl5 health /; that he WIS busi-
ness partner OF hrn III chicago, 1s<- Is in
hquofs; tnat he had formerly been IN the but
, 1860-08-09

TuE PAxorricoS At K1SG;prnr HA1L-The
entertainment at kingsbury Hall Last evening,
WAS brilliant attraction, witnessed br dc.
lighted house. We are in earnest In the belief
that our audiences will, throughout highly
successful season, fall in lore with nud stead.
fastly admire This charming aud novel e1hibi-
ton. 1t was rapturously app'audcd Inst even
ing. We csnnot describe it for it is unlike
anything We erer saw. Its base is finely
painted panorama Of an lndian landscape, and
views Of oriental cities and forsresses-tlc
scene Of the Sepoy Rebellion. Then upon
this landscape came motley figures Of mcr,
and steeds, and feats Of war. They march.
theg attack mud defend, hlazs with cannon. "a, ;.
tie with muskesry. and oil ia an exceedingly
lifelike manner, aud m effect almost magical,
We advise our readers, these "slidsummer
Nights" to ses the Paoopticon at KinRabury
Hall. Tho hall is well ventilated and p1eas.
ant place Of assembly.
, 1860-08-09

IT We call the attention of our county
readers. to the card of Messrs. Haseltne 4 Co.,
Produce Commission Merchants at 247 kinzie
street. They arc men Of energy and experi-
eace, aud confne their business strictly to
commissions. We cheerfuly recommend then,
to all parties desiring to make shipments 10
This city, as very reliable and prompt corres-
pondents,
, 1860-08-09

Wuo IS TIRE MAS?-The Peoria Union says
Il A young girl passed through this city On Fri.
dag tn ''out< for Chicago. in search Of villain
in whom she coafided, but who had seduced
and deserted her. She bore away with her the
sympathies Of this whole community"
, 1860-08-09

- formal invitation was received yester-
day by our Mayor, from the Mayor of Montreal,
invitiny our public fuuct'onary to be present
and participate in the forthcoming festivities at
the reception Of the Prince. Well, Long John
possesses lofty advantages in crowd, and
there will be likely to be one nt Montreal.
, 1860-08-09

PERsoSAL,-1Ve learn that William Larned,
Esq., the New York Director Of the Galeua /
Chicago Kailroad, has begun his duties MS Fl
nnncial Superintendent and Treasurer of thst
road, and will hereafter reside in this city. Mr.
Larned is brother Of we'll known fellow
citizen, E. c. Larned, Esq, and is 4 gentleman
Of large experiepce in financial afflirs.
, 1860-08-09

"SEE TIE FOLKS AND GET SOME PEAcnEs"-
This time'honosed combustion Of pleasant du-
ties will be placed within the power Of all who
participate in the excurson Of The Musical I'm.
ION to St. Joseph, on the Lady Eigin, on the
eth inst. 1t will be the excursion Of the season.
, 1860-08-09
D | f. D.

1. this e..y. August 9Th, nT ParAly.l+, III. HOSEA
NHEhLER. In the nd Year Il b.. axe.
Funeral this morning At o'clock from the residence
Of his snnn.law. Geo,ge II. Clarke G3 s,ata street.
, 1860-08-09

Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repared.
They will be well done and ut prices to suit the
simes.
Cnuncus Best RASPBERRY JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. THE best made. For sale
only 81 40. - State street. au3-o1
, 1860-08-09
Nem advertisements.

~ {. 3. 2CRlF1H. Ai7srt&tiAg lIsnt> t: Es11k-rt.
Il oac1otstt to resiss At7fr<F.r.4 ~ Ahf es? all ~
-@at'no Pa<<Ts Of the North Vet fa1.hes<y
, 1860-08-09

PEnsoSAl-H. G. Deaue, for some years ono
of the most popular and efficient Of the attaches
Of tue Richmond House, has left this city to gil
like post, which he will fill in like msnner
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York. Success
to him,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20

DRS HILL THOMPSON will continue their usual
moderate charges, i'll medical or dental treatment
a6 Letters for consultation must contain one doIlo,
to insure answer. afr MO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20

Leave Vsptrains connect at Providence with
a. m, a9n and from Newport morning and even
I.5g p. !Khe splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Ih2ath to and from New York via Stonngton.
lester junction with Trains to and from the
W worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor-
Railroads
through Tickets to all important points at the West
~ De ooianed at the office Of the Company, in Prov
ence, at as low rates as by any other route.
S. II. TABOR Supt.
froYldence, June9 1860. diff fel4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20

pain CURER.-Simons' Vegetable Pain
a Curer made by G. W. slmons FitzwniIo,o N n
FOR sale by GEO. II. SPUBR, 9Ol Main street 49,
mchj DIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20
fnrnlturr. Nc.
FURNITURE

~ w. -. -0lI
Persons giving up Housekeeping and msgs II fb@n mi
their Furniture for Cash, and have II remover WI 80
-rtfer trouble will find it TO their ady9tagg 70 van o
ar No. i43 Man street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20
n S p i p STA RE MEDY
Dir. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INyIGORATIN(s SEFUr,r

T I71IIIIlfIfAIFs, INNIGOKATES RTT MILF
u, NOT lNTOXICATE or STUPEFY
AS medicine, it is quick and eectuai cnring tho ,t
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia Kidney Con,"1an.s nus
speedy manner. " an" "oNelS Ill Il
~ MiLlsta1tly revive the most melancholy and droon
nS spirits, and restore the weak nervous and scti p
Meath, strength, and vigor ' N sunny 10
esoil5 VINO rom the niudieOus use of LIQUORS hove
tigeoteu ana their nervous systems shattered
, t broken down. and subject to that horribe
10 i9Iiualnili the DELRIuM rREAENs, will amos
@ lee the happy and healthy vigoratino o M
CNCY VI III. llan's InNionrniinn Snirii Ni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20
Hen })nrk embellishments.
MINIATURE LlKENESSES OF PERSONS ON CHINA

No. ISL Broadway, New York,
having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European patents, are fully prepared TO
eNpcutp n orders for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20

In these DAYS Of medical imposition, when men as
sumo to be physicians without any knowledge of med
clneS whatever, persons cannot be too careful to whom
they apply, before at least making inquiry, and
peciay i'll relation to those ghO make the greatest pre
tensions Advertising physicians in nine of ten
are stors and as the newspapers are filled up with
their deceptive advertisements without pgui1y ten to
one you will he imposed upon. nS By enclosing one
stamp, DR., N will send free Pamphlet on DISEASES
OF WOMEN, and on Private Diseases generally, Also
Circulars giving full information, with refereRceS and
testimonials, without which advertising physician
medicine of this kind is deserving OfANI CONFIDENCE
WiiATExER zSs- DIR. NJ. is the only educated physi-
stefan in Providence, if not in New England, who makes
specially of Private Diseases, and he furnishes the most
undoadted TeeIenceS and testimonials to all If there
are any Others LET THEM DO THESAME. ~ Orders
by ma promptly attended to. Write your address
plainly, and direct to Dr. II. y. MATTIsoN as above
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20
r 0 n G HAL LOZENG
Manufactured by
CHASE az CO., BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers Of these Lozenges have for wears
been endeavorng possess themselves with suitable
recipe, which would be invaluable in the alienation and
cure of ali Bronchial difficulties and at length having
received the assistance of distinguished Boston Physi
can before the public with an article which thew
warrant second to now in use.
Those afflicted ean feel perfectly in using the
oZenses for they have been thoroughly tested during
the past year as they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite pronuuncng
them fully equal to anything of the kind in the market
The reputation which CHASE Il co. have enjoyed for
The past twelve years in the manufacture of Gzenees
mat could be relied upon for strength and purity will be
guarantee of the superior excellence of the Bronchial
Lozeges. And their perfect knowledge the business
together with their facilities for manuacturS enable
them to place this Specific within the reach of all
They can be found at all the respectable Apohecaries
Groeers aud Country Stores at the low price of 10 cts
per BOX.
Minister'S Public Speakers, Teachers, Singers, and
trial. 80 - ~
GEO. r. SPURB, POI Main street will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity Wholesale or Retail
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g. PEOPLES DINING ROOMS,

NO BOTCHWORK.-The subscriber
would respectfully invite his old friends, and the
pnhlie0t large who want their WATCHES and CLOCKS
put ~ ilRsr RATE ORDER. ChronOmctcr Balances
huJh,teu 70 heat and cold, TO give him call at No.
Say STATE Block store occupied by Mr. Isaac Fish sign
Of the Golden EAGLE. No Watch or Clock allowed to
leave TINS establishment until Il be in perfect order
winch VIII also he warranted. r. PAIILE. =
" Repairing done for the Trade at ehalf tho
regular prices 81 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-20

CERIlFICAIE.-Ne, the undersigned know the
statements made by Dr. Hooker relative TO his Courb
ana Group Syrup, to be true in the sricest sense hay
ing used IN our own families, and known of its having
been used IN numerous other families and Instances and
always with the happest results 49, ~
EHphaet 1rask, III Governor: d. H. BRIGHAM uciue
T., Ladd Lewis H. TAYLOR, c. W Rice, NJ W Weber,
Rans HAN, George +. Page Henry A. Cbapin A. g.
1arl9n, Henry Chapin, Elbridge Brigham, Joseph r.
Webber Charles G. Marcey, Chas. V. r. Austin, Of
SpIineaelu; Mlchael Walcott of Chicopee: and hun
ureus OF others for whose names we have no room
o20 dcdv weowff ~ Nv i'''i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
DEorTH IN KASsAs.-A letter from Waubsunses
..al Scr. 2 1851 saya:

DDorTH rs KAYsAs.-A letter from Waubsunses
County, Ksusas Territory dated Sept, y 1860, says:
"Tbis drou,h has now lasted year in this section
tember, 1859 There was damp, ms'y, ggy weather
in february last Ia May enough rain fell 10 bring up
the corr and few weeks laier, enough to Keep IL
growing until the latter part Of June aud thea corn
OF oil the Spring crops began TO die for want oil ram
although light sho wers passed occasionally, but
not 20 as to be benefit to the gro wing crop ahd inc
result IL general failure Of all crops in this region oi
country on 1eaIy every farm; by far the arges por-
ton of land put in wheat oats corn, or rye, mas not
Welded The seed Some chancs pieces may possibly 90
SO and pieces that do than that are Few ana iar
between. All garden stuff and vegetables are a Iau'
ore ard very many planted until their seeds iaieu;
boping that something might grow, but oil IN VAN, ana
now they baye no reed of any kind for another ear;
Sorghum has done the best OF anything, auI
perhaps fourth or even half crop may be reacheu
In some places. Now think on fair estimate nv,
over Ope Ia geuty has raised enough to 1--we on uh
netting can be raised next year; perhaps few nave
MOI ey that can bay; perhaps few can obtain monty
Oh real estate security but the larger portion Oh set
flerr think will have 10 suffer unless AIDED by thoss
wbo have been blessed wi abundant crops 81 us
lance from this g eat failure Of crops ,
Many are now hard put to II 10 OBTAIN tne very
oommorts pecessaries Of life and If such be the ase
now, what comfort csn there be in an approaching
Winter . i,hout bread Many have left the c9usuy,
vet MANY cannot get away and now the settlers are
calling meetings in Il cir respective ocaites 70 ht on
some mo ie of action In harmony with their uesuuoI
20 that such action can he taken as Will mos. hheIy
awake sympstby in their behalf, that those VINO 'e
can give 70 those that need aud thus prevent the o VI
hfe by suffering and starvation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

thew ara the only men in the field who can he elected
by The Teop'e, they have fully aud iosly decided 10
csst their votes for Lii coin aud Hsmlie:
Jacob Barker Lyman Fletcher Joshus veg s,mueI Pine
IjSsSSs BedsI A Smith Jsta Fischer VIM r. Hog h. o.
:sasSs hnse% MoSor Edsd No s11G oS1 B:56S
Jss Dickinson Jas Liodssy, Cosrles Hsr r. b. Marsh h.
RePs%Ds wm w 2s%m Rs.er so.g i;.c Hoe,s cAs
Westn, Samuel Weston Tao by c. Collins William Lewis
John shsver stodds Howard Seneca Bsker Hssry Lock
Besr.sy John Misner Seymour Howard SAMUEL NJ West n
Sylvester selbanks Tsomss LOckhar VIM Russell Joo W.
He Hy P Ssi f Bs1UnS S5tP168a 4 CARD sS
vel samuel Keeer henIy T. Hart O. w Bro~ge4 F.
u c. stevens j. W Rsyp,iis r. H fuef John Pickle
SDb AT" Rs uI h. A srp S AsS9n Andre
II Moore Joseph fhomss A. D. Moore EdhS Hog Beqjsma
Bn Br Du%S S1S0 sso1ss Psi Warren sn
Cyrus AnS,sw' Ira Webb, Enos Bsines HeA: Ad't n.
Drew Arts BiEelow John Chase w. mscomSer, L. 8. Ma.
3 Sss oas bsss a. FOnssy
that are crowded out for want OfIOOm.
The nominee of the Republicans Of the Fifth As
sembly District, comprising the Ninth aud Eleventh
Wards, Brooklyn, is Lucius c. Andrus, and not An
6rews as cur printers have twice printed it. Mr.. An
drus was, two years ago, M mber Of the Assembly;
last year he declined the nomination in of
business engagements. On Saturday evening 22dinst
the ten delegates from the two wards met aud
nominated him by reclamation lie never sought the
nominstiOn-it sought him.
We make the folio wiog extract from a letter re-
ceved from manufacturer near Philadelphis, employ
ing large number of wcrkmen-himself aud work
all Film ore men in 1885, but for Lincoln and
Hamlin: The Leading politicians here are sanguine
that A. g. Coftin will come 70 the mountains from
Pittsburgh with from 10 600 to 70 900 majority This
is the Democratic portion Of hs State. If the Western
part of the State does this he will be elected BY 20 900
majority. Betting politicians freely wagering that
he viii have 10 600 in the eastern part Of the State
ON The steamboat express train over the New
York Central Railroad between Utica aud Albany on
the ooh inst an enthu 'issti, Douglls man, meeting
Republican friend f1om the West, proposed to can
vsss the train with him. TIE result was follows;
Lincoln, co. Douglas IS; Breckenridge, Q; Bell and
Everett, l2i doubtful, 49, Lincoln over all, l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
-Ahout Q O'Clock on Sunday evening a

DROwsED.-About O'Clock on Sunday evening
young named g. Freeman obseved struggling in the
water pier No N r. Re rescued and taken TO tue ST.
u6nBouss where he did OF exhaustion Coroner schir
held inquest the body ard evidence was adiuctd
show that deceased recently arrived from Boston, he COM
psq,d being sick atdthe phy Ian who atende hin a. az
II opinion that he vas erszy lie le bis lodgings at NO Ia
Cedar street but minutes before lie found 10 ne
ABBOTT sl2o found In his pockets The Jury rendered
dict Of death by drowning"
DIED OF WASr.-On Sunday forenoon an unknown
found bhg ia open lot in a. Ss Niue
tih avenue QUITE speeebless by Ofee DooiSy .ps
.tnth Ward VITO convey, him to ST. Luksa hospA "aio
deslh ,uIued .one horrI aiterwa The Coiolsr ~
isno tilted ,nown woman was found Jlns On -
EMuberry street cal Prince She was taken 70 "'o Ho
Hospital, whsIe she died -, 90.
RoBBIsG BEDRooM.-Omcer Doyu VI tn1 ~, -
tenth Wa a.,t.d on. James Caldwell charged VIVA NeAi
s veI ,tsl ana ch1n o'th 80 from the bedroom 81
T5g,r q A.. 81 No "a Wet Sfyeuteenth street AoOIt ~
rsek igtt the prisoner md an nec'mpce were observed
MIN sbout the room Of Mr. Oakra Jusic" Connony bet le
whom the accused tken, held hn ioT hcat Inc oa
pt opsIty WA Iet recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

MARSH MOI HUSG.-It will be remembered tn4l we
some time ago gave the particulars OF ths % pitsSS
in a ekT 10 Arkansas This morning. aarsh Iesufn 49,,
70 the city cafe and sound but looking aec,eo Io
worse for wear ard from him we learn the seau, noO
this heretofore mysterious affair ne ssss hs Vas
hurried arross the country to Camden, Arkansas ala
lodged in Jail day OF two after bis arry,l .nsr g.
be was taken ont and tried the charge o. oene an
AbolilioDst, ard ALEC for being IN GompuS, ,nsd
bv diIeei testimony he Was discharged from ip ned
ale custody, with an admopt0n to make n,lnosh
ecarss' AS soOn might be- lie accoidihgY sLuoa
bee Inc for Memphis aGd, as bo'Ore stated arrived
here this morning. Men phis Argus, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Tot,I amount, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 90

barge Of 20 tons, containing chalk, which was
.unL obou. two months fince in the basin between
Will and pipe.streets, and was great intolerance to
navigation, was lifted yesterday and wed up to Gre'n
Point, by TIE direction of the HarOOr Commissioner
We hope that no objections will be raised in the Board
of Supervisors to paying the bill incurred as there
are now three or four more wrecks in the harbOr
much in tho way Of nayisstOni and delay in paying
the Necessary bills for removal may cause them TO in
cumber the harbor for the Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

CARrMES'S LIcESsEs.-The cartmen yesterday be-
an to get new licenses aud rene their old ones for
the neat year The work Of granting and renewing
i'll continue for about six weeks. new license costs
s. So and license rene Ea 20 ceuts. Last year the
there We now nearly sly lines 10 many az there were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

THIEVES IN THE SUBURBs.-The country around
Ne I.York is infested with petty thieves. Some Of
Mayor Woods " licensed venders constantly to be
seen prowlng about the roads of Weetchester County,
and tey sIe generally az vilanous looking youths as
can be found among the "moet illgant pisantry" Of
Manhattan leland. Two Of them go together in
wagon, drawn by lean and hungry old horse. These
fellows are called peddleIs, and do pedde what they
steal They Witt orchards and gardens at night, and
load their wagons for the city trade some of the
villages il the suburbs. Sometimes they have coun-
try location and then hay and corn stolen to feed
the horse aud green conn., potatoes and garden vsgs
tables and fruit to feed themselves, and the family
thew board with Chickens also added to the list,
and any other little things which conyensntly be
carried off The writer of this item had a whole
wsgon.lcad of apples carried OFF last Saturday night,
teken from trees only few rods from the
house. The dog died on Friday. Perhaps
the rasesls knew it, for they are constantly
pIo ~lipg about in the daytime or the lookout for
place to operate upon at night. From stable ola
nsar neghbor they took harness worth $50 but that
wac rather an excess. They generally con6ne their
opeyaons to tho meanes Kind of petty theying. They
are an unmtPated nuisance 70 the farmers AID coun.
try residents around the city, and instead of being
licensed to steal by their patron saint Fernando, they
should b. sppreheudd asvagrants by the Metropolitan
Police sufficient patrol force must be maintained
through all the hither parts of the adjoining counties,
or the owners of land will have to wait long time
before it will greatly increase 10 value, which many
of hem are WAXING for. They must first be willing to
pay for an extension Of the police, to rid the country
# these hOrdes of petty thieves.