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Trunks.. Yrunksi..
j. B. & A. Y. Rutland.

kE Just IN receipt of very superior lot of La
IA da-s ANA Gentlemen's Travelling trunks to- uIt:
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From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville
Mr. THJNAs III. lAYLoE-Delr sir / nave beer
usiGg the Nesper Gas Lamp, sid by you, suce Sep
tenUer l,st, and am perfectly satisfied that it i
Uf tue most economical II not the most ecOnomi
cal, well as brilliant lights that can be had. IL ii
easily managed, aud unnesitItingly recommend /
to all out oT the reach OF gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
kENOSENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsTABIIsHED 1891
NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
IA ments the manufacture of Kerosene they are
Cow enabled to offer it TO she Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention OF CONSUMERS is respectfully called
10 the su ,joined table the result af photometrcal
examination by EDWARD y. kent, of New York,
fflarnis. n nd j ated Feb 3 1886.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

From Seabury Co., Gas Filters, Nashville
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant aud beautiful
light cheap aud poI cable, aud perfectly safe
The cons tructon OF the Nesper Gas burner aud tIe
rttort Is perfectly simple, tnssL cannot get out
u order nor explode
ne management OF the burner Is easily under
Stood, aud requires but hItie attention to keep
t clean and la good order ia ordinary gas fixtures
Tue Lgut produced by the Vesper Gas we consider
fuily equal, ia every respect, any other Kind OF
Gas light.
JOHN II. SEA JURY,
IT,. SEABURY,
n = PEACH.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

CHAS- W. WRIGHT, NJ. u.
Pref Of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
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4asbpillf Patriot.

TERM MS:
Lfl-Weeki5 per aanuu1, w Q
81 Weexlys per ammo oe
One weekly for two years, crtwo Week les
Tor ore year in advance, --..-...-..- oe
When the Daily .Tri-Weekiy, or Weekly is to be
dsc0ntnaed fPzii IN advance at the time subscribed
yor1 the subscriber storder. oth rwise il will be
sonti1ued at adoption untiIpad for and stopped
III not paid ii must be paid at the time OF dscontinu
ance, az option II the party is good ibe
sent until paid.
Remstrances by mail, in ''registered" letters, at
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
r O r. S A i E.
That Suburban Residence.

tr-IsaING 10 make other Investments, w>pfo
w PosetO Os-iI .ll"ur Realastalein DaSidsohco-, =,
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Arrived.

Steamship Potomac Watson Norfolk hous mdse sndp0L
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, Baltimore, mdse snd
Steamship James Adge Adams Charleston mdse and pass
chang gna with steamship Nashville Murray for Charles
Steamship Ksrnak Br Browples Havana Jan 49, and Nas
sa1 I'D mde and pas. to B. CSnsrd I, c.,.,,,. Can,
Sand Heads lh lnsoed &C., to Moody Tear Experienced
Northern Crown, of Peece and Eyene passing in Sand
Heads Sept as lat II 81 NJ Ion 81 "a e. gnaled English
a es ps11n Ssli Sdy y. rom aara:
Nov 49, lat 80 lon ga o. f. as f1asd d GnSh e. ne;
raled English b Chapman 81 days from Hong Kong for Lon
rom Penang for LOndon Dec H. touched St. Helena and
SD again 18TH in with ship Astoria for Boston, Florida for
81 % NJ ion e. a. passed hem brig si T. H. showing
house flag Of horizontal blue border red stripe for Cape of Good
loni any breakers from the masthead
the eye should think there could be than
fhoms at the and in heavy weather there would be dan
Extent in objection Of n w by W, and s. Z by E. his
lon 80 10 t. Jan Is at p M Fire Island bearing w. N W,
IS miles took pilot from boat j. A. Waterbury mo 1O The
sce 10 days by gales and head Winds at one time ships
beating UOund days N of Hatte with heavy westerly
bark Tide Wave CofBoston White MOntevdeO Dec hides
@ TO @ blue Da With iSsns se ysf
S 1 Rive 4 P,. e Sn - 3 ps 5 . .;
ship Harry Hesng., OF Boston, bounds $.
BARK Fortune, Nckerson Palermo Dee. t. and Gibraltar TO-
spoke tein brig Ann day, hence MOuroviu W. C. A.;
day bark ste n E with manmast in lat
80 &C. lon "a o. in gale, lost bDoom, maingae cat
heads &c. Have experienced ~ N w gales mos, OF the pss
sage lost and split Asils, &c.
Schr Francis Burtt soyer, Newben ~ C., days, naval
stores to Dibble BUnce.
sch Enchane' HiE Savannah days. cotton, &c. to Nc
CroaJy Mott & Go.
schf Kate Field, Robbins Galveston Il days. cotton
Ger.
seh Jas Jones, Jones ChaeOn days cotton to master
Scb Rachel Jane Kenon, Baltimore days, ndse to
Schr H. Orcutt, Powers Buckspod as days, potatoes.
Steamer Kennebee Hand Philadelphia, mdse aud pss' 70 r.
Perkins.
II. b. Cromwell 4 Co.
Steamer Wescheer Jones' Providence, mdse and pass to
J. Udel
BELoWThe sctr Sies right, Rogers, from Rockland, is
a. anchor at Rkers Island.
SAlLED-steamships Thos Swami, Bamore De Soto, Ha-
yana and New Orleans bark Flight Mobile: bgs Geu. Bailey
81. Marks Emily Fisher Cienluegos.
WIND-DuIing the day, n. ~ w.
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NETWORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.


The Executive Committee of the above Association
held their stated meeting Thursday evening at the
house of Stephen Cutter, esq.
The Agent of Discharged Convicts and Detention
Committees submitted his DIARIES from which It APP
peared the following bad been their operations during
the month Abou $50 persons had been visited 10 our
city PRISONS. The most hopeful Of these were care
fully selected with special reference to their inexpe-
rience in crime and their apparent penence, and es-
pecally where restitution had been made. lily com
plants had been carefully investigated; 40 OF these
were on their advice discontinued and abandoned IS
persons had been discharged from custody on their
Recommendation of these having wives and
large families to support and where the oienses were
of diminutve character.
Discharged convicts and Others from our neighbor-
ing hospitals and warehouses supplied with means TO
enable them TO reach their friends and employment,
81 discharged persons furnished with clothing, more
or less, III discharged Persons provided with work,
Is.
Bbles testaments, and other usefu and appropriate
books were lent, or given.
Subscrptops and donations 10 the funds OF the As
ISOLATION will be thankfully acknowledged by the
Treasurer Henry A. Oakley, esd, No. 90 Wall street
Contributions Of clothing are much wanted Tor the
use of the beet selected class of those unortunates
who express desire and determination to reform, and
will be gratefully appreciated by them. Such favors
NAV be forwarded will be sent for by the General
Age, l. Abraham Bea at the rooms of the Association,
No. Is Centre street next door to Chambers street,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALBAST, Jan. q, 1861.
The bill relative to the sale of che lands of nou,
ysdent Of Westchester County Tor axes was reported
favoTably.
The blli 70 amend the general assessment law was
reported against, and the report agreed TO.
The Committee on Connie rec and Navigation re,
ported by bill, TO regulate to rates of wharfage ana
She Of wharves, slips o ad piers in New-lork ana
Brooklyn.
The Judiciary Commit ee reported favOrably on tne
bill re awe to eomm Tcia paper and protests; a'so,
favorsbly on the bill OF the protection Of the properly
IN trade of married. vsomen
Mr.. MANIEP.0IG reported in favor Of amending
tbe charter of Astoria.
Mr.. HAMMOND introduced bill relative TO taxing
testimony IN certain cases.
Br. MA.SIERRE noticed bill relative to certain
funds Of the First n. f. Church in John street. Ne"
York. .
Nj. RANSAM introduced bill relative 10 'he nf
bilty Of stockholders in interpretations. 80.
The concurrent resolution of the Assembly lnViSht
Tire Governors and Members OF the Legislatures o.
KcatuC5y and Tennessee TO visit Albany wSs also
Adopie6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

FRoM TIE BAHASAs.-The steamer Karnak
from Naesau, n. T., January 81, arrived here
last evening. TIE Purser reports: The United
States steamer Water Witch, Sar orr, Command
er, at Mauzana Sunday, 18th last, to sail next
day all well. At30 p. the 10Th inst, III Gulf
Of Florida, La. ~ q ~, long. So 80 W. passed
American ship Jeremiah Thompson and British ship
ROYAL Victoria both bound North having strong
n. n T.. wind, and short, high sea running.
The Hotel in Nassau was opened on satur-
day, 2ltt inst, by Mr.. John Shaw Of New-York.
Tie barkentine Young America, Collins, Master,
from Newt orleans bound for New-York, laden with
rpolaeses. war run into on the night of the 9th inst,
by barque, name unknown Of Gun Cay, and had
.orfied away her head and ioremast bowspdt, and
sa,s and rigging attached; ALEC, bH topma-t, cut
water. cat.head and started headra and water-ways
Her boat was lost and her anchorstoek broken The
ve,,elI,aks IN heavy weather. The Captain took A.
distance Of wreckcrr u aid in bindng the vessel into
Nanan Tie salvage wae settled ios SO,oOo.
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Reo.,ted by Tslegyspk.

9AyAss An jan 7G-CorTox-saies to-day LlIo osles
prces but quotations uncbanged sales OF the Week
90 asn; fnere,ged receipts at this port 4o oesi o' ~
al ports 42i 900 bales stock In port 1850 Dales oo
AugrsTA Jan. 8-COTTOs unchanged; tales to'oayi i'S
bales. c,. H., = ooo b.Iss Al
Ilnic for Mddng sales oftbe week 600 baes recspsoI
the bales against ia the corresponding
last wear bales receipt. ahead Of last 900
baes rectipts all Southern ports ahead OF iass yea
bales ,tocb port 100 bales against ~ w ss 30
Ssdl0c CoRs 80c COFFKE: Sales OF the week 49,
bsxs al lOlM2c 40 bags, against SIo ogs
year FKEiGHr of Cotton to Liverpool el6d ETcbASSS w
thansed. :, n ,oo ILL.,.
the week 600 baes prices &C. higher on ne
receipts Of the week, lJeO0 bales.
MOBILE jan 26-CoTToS unchanged and hrmi sales To-Day
BIITfxoRE JAM 2FLoUR active aud firm Howard street
and Ohio As City Mills SIS 25 WHEAT quiet but steady
Red 81 aS5 "a; White 81 50d 81 43 CoRS active and
higher; White 73d7Jc Yellow 7Oa2c an advance Of &C.
RYE Gee. Pork very 6rmi Mess sl7 O fnme Si' w.
PH1aanKhpSi, Jan 2z-FLoUR unchanged wnE.r quiet
Red 81 a3ds al g. CoRy quiet; sales Of 1900 bush Yellow a.
74075c WHISKY dull at Ad2+4c- , f.
CyCIssATT jan 27-PRoyIsIoSs buoyenti increased nrn
nes, OF holders checked busness transactions iew
6rm holders ASK l6G7lc. MESS PORK scace ehcePe
try AZ I7 O6 FLOUR closed with advancing
IS BO0S5 IS for Supene. WHisKY lo"eri safes a. a''
WHEAT n'" CoMaERCE OF PHILADELPHIA. ,.oo
PHILADELPHIA, Jan n, 1900
Exports Of the week. ss0e90
Imports Of the week ""VtV''
EXCHANGES.
BALTIMORE, jan 27-EIchsDge on New-fors uncnangeo
PHILADELPHIA, Jan: 2.-sight exchange on He"i"h' pN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

LITTLE FALLS Application has been made TO the
Legislature for an act to Incorporate Company
which shall develop the water power of the Passac at
that place. The descent within quarter Of mile Is
aboat 40 feet, and the Ouaays required for DAMS
canals, &C., would be very moderate in view oil the
advantages to be derived A wooden mill and cArPetiac-
tory have for several years been RON successfully ~
Mr. Robert Beate, the proprietor Of the waterpower'
Las, year most substantial factory, three SeorieS
high, and built of dressed sand store, which had been
quarred on bis own premises was put up by hr' d.;
II ia now being filled with power looms Wiio rali-
road, which the place needs sadly, it has capacity
for sustaining at least 10, 600 Inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

E0hfN ATOMS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
The sDnual meeting Of the Engineers and Foremen
of the New-York Fire Department was held last even
rg at Firemans Hall in Mercer street, Chief HARRY
HowARD in the Chair. The foremen and engineers oil
Of nearly All the Engine Hose, and Hook and Ladder
Companies were on hand. The minutes Of the pre-
yious meetings were read and approved, and the
annual collection taken up, amounting SO 80. Mr.,
DALros offered resolution providing that the cleo
ton of Chief Engineer he held on the 9TH proximo,
at the homes of the companies between aud pm,
and that the votes be canvassed between and ~ p
M, by James Hays of Engine No. 9, Lawrence Clan
cy of Hose No. GO, and James Connolly Of Engine No.
10. MIR. FARRIsGTos, of Hose No 43, moved an
ameDdmert by which VIM. A. r. Chambers, Hose
No. 20; VIM. II. Charlock, Engine No. 10, and james
Leary, of Engine 4, were appointed Canyasers. An
attempt 10 lay Mr.. Farripgton's amendment on
OIL the table was lost-Yeas 81 Nays SO. 1t was then
adopted-Yeas IS, Nays 81. The Board OF Engineers
and Foremen then adjourned.
The informal meeting of the Foremen and Engineers
for nomination of Chief Engineer was then called 70
| order and Mr.. JACOB l.. Smith was called to the
chair. After much preliminary labor, vote on nom
nation was reached with the following result; John
Decker rs; John A. Cre2ier, 81; Alfred Carson, H.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

SEALING on MoSTAUK-A Man ATTACKED BY 4
SHALOn Wednesday OF last week two men from East smp'
ton were going Montauk Point by the way OF the beach
The had passed the house formerly occupied by MI stTatu
when large black object discovered ahead lying on the
sand They approached carefully when Of sudden gave
spring Jumping neatly six feet at Of the men, named MI
effort 10 sel the men with his powerful but they Kept out
bic reach and finally succeeded in striking him m the hee
With club stunning him. ard enabling them get enough
10 hin him The animal proved 70 be an enormous seal more
than in length end requiring the utmost exerons OF the
two men 10 drag him from the beach The color
bsck rart of the carried home by the cpors
which was ed and yielded more than five gallons OF tue
p1res oil The kim which saved, s very valuable, aud
readily bring Altogether, this l. something unusual Tor
Long and should he surprised the vertabo sea
serpeDt himself should make his appearance in our waters
sag har6or Express.
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FIRES.
rIRE IL ESSEX STREET.

FIRE ~ ESSEX STREET.
Last night fire occurred in the cooper shop of Peter
Fruster, No. II Essex street. bat being discovered at
an early moment was soon extinguished. Damage,
$40. Insured for 5000 in the Rutgers Insurance
Company.
FIRE ~ GREENWICH STREET
At 8 o'clock last evening fire broke out in the
building No. $50 Greenwich street, occupied by War
ner Plat g. Bros as lamp store. The fire originated
in the basement and caused damage to the amount OF
$00. Insured.
FIRE IL EAST FOURTEENTH sTREET-TEy HORSES
BURNED TO DEATH.
At I0l O'Clock last night a fire broke out IN the
kndling.wooo mandatory of Hugh Lahey, corner OF
Fourteenth street and Tenth avenue, and before the
flames could be exugushed the building, stock, and
machinery were almost entirely destroyed. Nine
horses belonging to Mr.. Lahey, and very valuable
horse beop glDg to Me- srs. Wooley q Lin, persisted
in the flames all attempts to escue the animals PROV
ipg unavang. Loss OF Mr.. Lahey on building stock,
borses &C., &, 600. The bnildng is insured for s4O0
in Wal street office. Origin Of the fire unknown.
FIRE IN GRAND STREE.
This morning at III o'clock, fire broke out in the
toy store of ScbiDzel & Co., No. 2S2 Grand street,
causing about $50 damage. The fremen broke open
the DOORS and threw the counter, which was on fire,
into the street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL COM
MIT1EE.

An adjourned meeting of the newly-elected Young
Mons Central Committee was held last evening at
their headquarters Tor the purpose of permanent
ganzatiOn. CHARLES 5. SPENCER, esq, President pro
tenn, took the chair.
4 full attendance was present, including the rival
delegations from the Sixth Ward, viz those sent by
the so-called Brennan and Peck parties respectively
The business first in order the report OF the Com
mittee appointed to examine into the credentials OF
both the delegations in question.
The Chairman, Mr.. WALLER, OF the Nineteenth
Ward reported in favor of admitting the delegation
representing the Brennan side The question arising
on the adoption of resolutions TO the latter effect the
rival delegates were each allowed fifteen minutes TO
present their Claims and were heard accordingly after
which resolution was offered substitute by Mr..
A. C.. HILLS of the Twenty-hTst Ward, TO the effect
that both delegations should be excluded and the Re-
publican party in the Sixth Ward be thus forced 10
heal their differences. This course be thought should
have been pursued in preceding years, and harmony
would now exist in the place Of faction spirited
debate arose, bat the majority of the Committee
thought best not dsfraDcbise the Sixth Ward, and
the substitute resolution lost The previous cues
ton then came up, and also lostthe resolutions
of the Special Committee not being adopted. On mo-
ton the delegation headed by Lewis NJ. Peck, rep
respenting the Van Wyck party, was then admitted
and took their seats.
The Committee then proceeded TO organize. On an
informal ballot the vote for President stood as follows:
Charles $. Spencer, II; Alexander Mcleod 10; John
Quackenbush, ii; John j. Shaw, .. formal ballot
Immediately ensued, with the following result:
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Nv Tek@graph.

BOSTON-Arr Jan. 27 ship Florida wbitmore, Caeutts
bark Avola Kendek, Chaeston steamer hengton Baker
philadelphia.
ON H}ghand Li4ht, Sic Anonmo from Palermo
NEWPORT-Arr Jan q, schr n. Berry, Howes, Boston for
Georgetown, :. &.
SANDY HOOK, Jan. 81, surset.-No inward bound vessels
In sight Wind ". n. w, light; weather clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Jan. p, sunset-Seanship hlrnss
Havana and Nassau coming up the Bay Wind NJ W.,
light Weather clear
WiLMINGTON. N Car. Jan. q, brig George sockhSm,
Newpon. Eng.
kEWlORLEANS, Jan. 27-Au. ships Moses Taylor, from
Liverpool; Calendar Bordeaux; Dragon from Calcutta
Ocean from London Msid Orleans from Sewl orb
bark Mount Vernon. from Lrghom.
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
TnE MAYOR For APPROVAL.
FROM THE COMMON COuNCII

FNUM NVN NUUNOIL.
Resoed That The resolution passed by the Board Of Adermen
January r. $780, by tho Board OF Counchen January H. 1850
aud BY Mayor January a. 1860 directing that
occupied by the Fourth District Court the
Of F Fh street be assigned the Seventeenth
Precinct Station for spg rooms also directing Street
Commissioner male he alterations and repairs he
amended to enable the said Street Comssioner
the alterations and repairs be made without
advertising for estimates or contracting therefor.
Board OF Aldermen, Jan. rs, 1860.
Adopted.
All the members present 7 number voting IN favor thereof
T.NALENrlNE Ciugk.
Board OF Connciinen Jan. 20. 1907
Referred to Committee Repairs aud Supplies.
4. r. MCCLENACHAN. CLERK.
The VndeiFusd Committee Rspas aad Supplies Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
Passengers Arrived

Ia ,feom,hp KGrnak, from HoeanG and Na"au-T D. Candy
C. burnside r. P. H. Durkee, C. q. Marlborough, w
Stockman Shaw Mr. and Mrs Presby Capt and Mrs Nc
Kene and infant Lieut. BoOrke lst W. Regiment Capts j.
o. Baker, $. p Lee, A. Pelletier, w. Boyd. . go
From Hayti-Lieut Col X. st. Martin Gen. NJ Clement,
Lieut. ola s. Prophete b. Prophetic Mr. and Mrs Noyes
IMMATURE ALHAEAo -
Suo-Rises. 7:l3 set.. 5;l2 MoonSets.. .lO5s
THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 09 Gov Island. ll;S9 Hen0se.'s.. ip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

EXHIBITIONS or TIE CoLoRED ORPHAg AsYLCN.-
Last evening about two hundred children, inmates Of
the Colored Orphan Asylum, gave exhibition at the
Cooper Institute. The exercises were conducted by
Joseph Collins, esq, one of the Advisory Committee.
The children vent through all the exercises in very
creditabe manner; the singing especially manifested
degree OF cultivated taste seldom found in children
The great hall Of the Institute was about half full Of
fri, nds Of the institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments.


steam,bpDe Soto, Bullock Havana Livingston Crochren
Co. $500
shp-Americsn Eagle, Csverly London, Morgan Wiley.
Bas-l ian Swazey Savannah X. p Buck Co.; Truxii-
10, hnllgan Bermuda, Smith, Jones Il Go.
Schooners-H W. Godfrey Weeks Charleston c. TX. Pier
son NJ Pa Smith Newben, j. l.. Davis; King Fisher Co-
ve Baltimore, Merrill Abbott; CeIito Crowel Jecnel Ed
Beck r. slade Bayle Charleston d. c. Murray; Lone Star
Wood Norfolk. StDrges, Chairman Co.. Haxan, Winters
Richmond c. III. Pierson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

GIrT TO PASTORAL a social meeting OF Tue
Congregation of the First Presbyterian Cnurcn'
Hoboken, on Wednesday night last, the pastor tne
Rev. Mr. Babbitt received the generous git OF sioo
from his people. The gift was evidently an unex-
eced one to the recipient, and the presentation was
accompanied by neat and amusing speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

BURGIA ARIES ~ AsToRIA.-The house Of Mr.. james
Rankin az Astoria entered Thursday night aud robbed
OF Quantity of silver plate valued at $3.50 Mr. Rankin
the burglars At work and fired pistol four times at him. but
misfcd him.
The came night the house Of Capt FUrber in Astoria
tered and early all the clothing Of the family taken
On night the stable fny Freeman az
was entered and several Of harness stolen valued at about
500