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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

sPALDfNG's PREPARED GLUEi
save the Pieces.
ECoxoMYt D1sPATcHt
n9-"A Stitch in Time Saves Hine."-aa
As accidents will happen even ia welIreguated families it
very desirable cheap and convenient
pairing Furniture Toys, crocksry, etc.
spalding's Prepared Glue
all sch emergencies and no household afford to be
without it. II is always ready and up to the sticking point
There longer necessity for lmpng chairs spntered
nee headess dolls and broken crades 1t Is Just the article
cone other work. popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best cabnemaers glue 1t may be used In the place Of od
nary mncilage, being vastly adhesive.
aUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B.A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, Is cents
Wholesale Depot No. 4S Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY @. sPALDIsG L CO.,
Box No. $500. New York.
Put up Dealers in Gases containing four eight and twelve
dozea beautiful Lthogaph showCa accompanying each
package. a.,l. @..z 5. .t vs.
sa,-A single bottle of sPALDTNGs PREPARED GLUE
will times its annually to every household N
Sold BY all prominent staoners Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores. .
Country merchants should make note of sPALDINGS
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list 1t will stand
any climate. ja19 ly6w
g. g. g. s1Ras sanas.s, rxAsos, y. hSasHf' snus1.
NORTH, SHERMAN &
IN IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS CUTLERY
JEwELRY, STATIONERY, MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTs, COMBS, BRUSHES, PER-
FUMERY, BUTTONS,
THREADS,
ETC.,
No. % Chambers street,
my2l ly&W NEW YORK..
Mhk As1s x
CACKETT, BELCHER & CO.,
~ WHoLEsA sALE OCERS,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. 26 PEARL STREET corner of Whitehall ST.,
n1y22 1y&w foot of Broadway NEW YORK.
TT e. DIBBLEE s. CO.,
AA. IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS
OF |&.4
| SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons, and
a DRESS TRIMMINGS,
White Goods Laces and Embroideres Cravats, Hosiery
Gloves and Of Dress Goods shawis Mantil
| las, Skirts, etc, etc,
20 WARREN AND Is MURRAY STREETS
| mya 6m&w NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

THE BATTLE OF YoLruRNo.-The following order
of the day was issued by Garibald at the close OF
the battle of Volturno:
CAsERrA, Oct. 2.-To fight and to conquer is the
watchword OF the brave who long for the freedom
of Italy at any cost; you have proved it in these
two days of battle.
Yesterday victory crowned our efforts on the
whole line To-day at Gaserta and on he hills, one
Of those deeds of arms was achieved which will he
written down in history among the most fortunate.
The brave and disciplined soldiers of the North,
under the orders of the valiant Major Luigi Soldo,
have shown to-day what Italian valor joined to dis
cpfne can accomplish. If this ancient queen Of
nations were again to be trodden down by foreign
ers the world shall see what her children can do
if they be unanimous and all come forward together
to the rescue of their land.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
4 THE ABITA SPRINGS = MRS.

G SsIERE respectfully announces to her friends N
E and the public generally thai her house open GA
for the reception visitors The unryaied electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
bathing have greatly increased and improved Her table
as heretofore viii be abunday supplied and every attention
will be paid comfort of nyaid She earnestly trusts
her untrng exerton give saacon all who may
by their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
distance the villages Of CoviDgton and Mandeye
ders the drives TO those places convenient
The Abta omnibus will be in attendance at the landing at
Coyngon to convey passengers to the Springs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

The London papers comment as follows npon the
results of this great battle:
The Chronicle says the details show that Carl
baldi has fought the greatest battle of all his Italian
campaign, and has won victory with his raw lew
les that would add fame to any standing army in
Europe. The Chronicle concludes that this is the
last offensive effort of King Francis. .
The Times is of opinion that this battle has prob
ably decided the campaign. 1t will leave the dis
couraged Neapolitan forces easy conquest to the
advancing Piedmontese.
The Daily News estimates that the Bourbon army
is reduced by the battle from q 900 to $4,000 men.
The number made prisoners is 5000 and 1000 were
killed and wounded. During the battle the fright
ened citizens of Naples were engaged in taking
down the tri.color wherever it ornamented their
houses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

srsssrs Isaac a. seymour O. Potthof o. H. socomb Ge
W. Race, JAS o. Nixon, Luther Homes Charles Pride Hem
Pilie David H. Fowler, John Pemberton r. w. Ton IsaI
n Marks Thomas O. Moore, E. E. kitIdge A. Rost, j,
yeron and Hardesty, shall be the first Board of Director
and serve until their are elected, as provided
herein.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Aew rtams au Grestnt Snesday Yonna aormha 6, 1850
NEW YORK CARDS.
PREPARED GLUEi
save the PieeesI

SFAIIJIWu'f5 fEtEFNKbU ULJE 7
sPALDfNG,s PREPARED GLUEi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

failure any elect Directors day named
for tat purpose shall dissolve the Association but the
Directors then in office shall hold until another election
sha lie held Of which due notice shall be given in the
ronted ont in Article Seventh ..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

WALTER Il. PETERS, N. P.
certify the foregoing be true Of the original extan
witness my hand and seal New Orleans, the 18th day
o asf aPei' a. = wv WALTER e. PETERS, NJ P.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

@yR. JOHN THOMPSON, SUCCESSOR TO
S91y8 q BLEaKLEY. t9s Rampant street, manufact
Engines rebuilt Repairing IN si done at h.
hnFtest notice n "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

The President Board OF Directors shall have the right to
d vacancies that In their own body arising from
a cause am authorized and appoint such officers
agents think proper for the management Of The
NAV be termned by the Board and the Board adop
slcb gulaons and bylaws and change alter repeal and
ANS the pleasure; provided such rules, regulations
inconsistent with law these presents
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Law REPORT'.
PROBATE COURT.

MANuMIssIoE.--A negro woman, thirty
years of age, the slave of Lewis Horton, of
New Orleans, was mauumitted by her owner,
on application of Ball & Ball.
ALLEGED INsANITY.-An affidavit was made
of the insanity of married woman, native
of Germany, named Vogedes-jealousy being
the alleged cause. The case is not yet inves-
tigated.
Jane Hooker, fifty-six years Of age, a ma
tive of the United States, and resident of
Hamilton County since 1874, was pronounced
to he insane. 1t was stated that she was inn
beetle, and appeared much emaciated. She
supposed that the bones and muscles of her
body had been removed. For some months
past she had been in the Commercial Hospital
and City ln6rmary. An order was made
out to have her taken to the Carthage Asylum.
INVENTORY FILEp.-Lucy II. Smith, exec
utrix Of John Smith, deceased, filed an iDven-
tory of the personal property of the deceased,
and of the debts due TO his estate.
James Locke, guardian of VIM. Locke, and
others, filed an account, pursuant to order Of
Court, in relation to the property of the
minors.
HABEAs CoRPUs-A writ of habeds corpus
was sued out on behalf of Chas. Smith, who,
on charge of breaking into pound and re-
sisting an officer, was fined $40 and sentenced
to ten days imprisonment in the County Jail
by the Mayor of Glendale. 1t was claimed
by Mr.. DIETRICH, who sued out the writ, thai
as the party did not plead guilty, the sen.
fencing of the accused by the Mayor was
contrary to law,
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CONVICTION NEWS.

PoLIrIcAL NEws.-The Democratic Central
Committee of this city has issued a call for a
Convention to be held at the City Hall, on
Saturday evening next, to nominate candi-
dates for Mayor and Marshal. Major Good
son being the only candidate for the former
office, win undoubtedly be unanimously
nominated. For the Marshalship a warm
contest is anticipated, as there are several
aspirants for that position.
A County Convention of the same party
will be held at Independence, on Saturday
next to choose delegates to the Frankfort
Convention, on the 18th, for the purpose of
nominating Clerk of the Court Of Appeals,
vice Rankin r. Reville, deceased.
A Douglas State Convention will be held
at Louisville, on the llth of August, for the
purpose of forming an electoral ticket favor
able to that gentleman, and selecting candi-
date for Clerk of the Court of Appeals, to be
supported at the August election.
A gentleman, a supporter Of Bell, wishes ui
to record the following prediction, which be
has made in reference to the vote of thii
city at the next Presidential election: Bell
700 votes; Breckenridge, 600 votes; Douglas
300 votes; Lincoln 200 votes.
RopBIsG BY DAyLIGHT.-The house of Mr.
L. NJ. Winston, on Garrard-street, near the
Suspension Bridge, was entered about moor
yesterday and robbed of silver cup anC
some spoons.
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Cincinnati Market,


FLoUR-The market remains without essential
change the demand is moderate and local, and con.
fined altogether to the HIGHER grades Of fresh
ground, as old is unstable 70 any oxteut, though
comprise zoo 6rls at SIS 5ss5 So for extra. fresh.
ground; IS 5066 for extra family to fancy brands,
and 81 1905 rs for old extra. t
WHISKY-A dull market, and prices easier: salee
PWOviSIoNS-The market is rather i,rnler, which
tends to check business holders conte1ding for an
advance all articles: sls IS was offered for mess
Meats in active demand and we understood
400 900 pounds Sold part here, but chiefly at point
In the Interior, at and l0c city Sides are held At
ders could be bought at &C., but Sides are held at
shade over llc. in most cases.
OIL-Sales Of IS barrels at &C., further advance.
,GRooERIEs-A fair demand for Sugar IN the reg.
irm: sales Of 100 bags at l4Ac Molasses unchanged
WHEAT-TRe market ls dull and so irregular IN
prices that accurate quotations can not es given;
considerable quantities. to bo delivered in ten days
or two weeks, but the prices asked are above the
sws Of 9S There @ S SsEs ere sSs sSsss 81 ~
81 2O 200 do primo old white At 81 IS, delivered, ana
221 do. do red at 81 IL. go.
cORN-The market continues dull, but without
I6c sales Of 2bOO bushels in bulk, at 4sc; 80 do
do. at 45fc 600 do do. at 47c. The last sale wss
considered above the market. ,.,
-0ATS-The supply continues liberal, and the mar
ket Is dull and lower; closing at Sogt31e ,.
RYE-We have no change TO notice In the marKct'
and quote II dull at 75c. for prime ,,
BARLEY-Nothing doing, aud prices ars Nominal
HKY-There is an active demand, and old ad.
yanced to Sls per tun for prime in bales on arrival
ney %uSas is tar% az go oor,,rr.. dpn ana nm.
changed we quote it at 7@7to the latter for choice
| selected: ..i
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There are now remaining in the City Treas

How TO TREAT MALE MAKER OF MAR
RIAGEs-WHAT IT CosTs "A WOMAN TO Cow
HIDE MANA few days ago we published
an account of a cowhiding affair that occurred
on Central-ayenue, near Niuth-street, IN
which man named Nathan Noah was very
severely treated, first by woman named
Elizabeth Jacobs and afterward by several of
her male relatives. The parties were before
the Police Court yesterday morning, when
ali the circumstances leading to and sur
rounding the affair were fully developed.
1t appears that Noah is engaged regularly
in the business of making marriages; that is,
furnishing husbands for spinsters, who,
having a species of man-mania, are unable to
entrap even male idiots by their matrimonial
maneuvers and feminine frauds. Elizabeth
engaged him to find her a Husband, and prom
ised to pay him twenty dollars for his services
He Immediately started upon his misery
State, invaded Canada even, to bring back
the long-prayed-for individual who should
make her a resident in that mysterious
country from which the inhabitants eter-
nally desire, but seldom succeed in effecting,
an exit.
At length he returned with the Hymen-
mad male, and the marriage in due time took
place. After his undertaking had been
brought to successful termination, Noah
services too small, and demanded fifty dollars,
stating that the woman was at least fifty years
old and he was entitled to dollar for every
year other life. To this. Elizabeth demurred;
he threatened to ALLEVIATE the affections of the
new-made husband; the woman was firm and
would not comply with his request. He pro-
ceeded to execute his threat but before he
accomplished his purpose the married spin
ster cowhided him.
This caused actions for disorderly conduct
and assault and battery, which were brought
by Noah against half dozen persons who
| took part in the transaction. The case of the
woman was carefully examined by Judge
Lowe, yesterday morning, before jury, who
determined that she was guilty as charged in
the information, aud she was therefore fined
| five dollars and costs. Moses Samuels was
also deemed guilty Of an assault and battery
and fined similar amount the other parties
were discharged.
We have no sympathy with man who
engages himself in any such nefarious bust
ness, and we are not therefore sure that b,
did not deserve the cowhiding he received
but the female might have been better em
ployed than in inficting the castigation
however well-merited it may have been. Tn
circumstance is valuable, however, for thes
two things 1t shows how male maker 0
marriages should be trusted and how mucl
II costs woman to cowhide man.
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[By Telegraph
New York Market,

New YORK, July lip. M.-Ashes steady
sales of IS Hrls at IS l2 for Pots g e2s for Pearls
nominally unchanged; sales Of LOCO bales at lOHe
for middling uplands.
Flour dull and heavy and rather easier VIII hoia
export and home consumption quite limited! sales
S5' eaIS @ r @ SG!PS IS r ssts surpofsS "a
Western; IS 4gg5 s. fL common 20 medium extra
R nS Il S5 d
Canadian Flour only in very moderate request, and
the market for co sSp%Sn & eganSs & rules n IN syST 81
to choice extra Rye Flour steady, with email sales
meal quiet and unchanged sales Of $50 brls Jersey
" Whisky dull and prices tend downward sales of
Wheat steady Nth ToderaS % export s.Sc de-
Indiana at ST 52i 800 bushels Of milwaukee, Club
at 81 27Sl 2g and $500 bushels q winter Red West
and nominal. Corn little more active and the mar
ket steady; sales Of 1000 bushels a. e2ge2se. FOR
sound mixed Western; O. Hc for Inferior do oSc. for
very choice do 6Ic for Western yellow, and &c for
white Southern 10000 bushels Of distiling western
mixed were reported To arrive at bOc- Oats dull Al
37a40c. for Western and Canadian and 4O0lilc' for
Pork Is held with more hrmness and the market
is decidedly active: sales Of e4lS hrs at ss !.
@l9 IS for sew messi SIS 25 for old s3 IS f95 rumps
Beef quiet and unchansed sales Of SIS brls At sa@
Is for country prime; "a So@3 ior fSn9strg III meSs
nominal at Si3@is. Beef Hams very dull with smal!
sales at SiO@l5 for Western and SlOg2 : state: i
sSd1dsrs SSs MsS1s dS nmd ce sSSs Bacon
nominal Lard frmer and more aetive sales oi2'lO0
0I5 Butter @ selling at fr Ohio, aud lO9lsc. fcF
State. Cheese steady At 79loHe. ~,
baSs MaSsosbo at is 200 bags Costa Rlea az /,
@i9jfc. Au increased demand tor refined sugar.
causes reners TO enter market again freely, ano al
advance Of about Nc. was realized to-day. 70.
business was very brisk and sale; are SsgSgtsdt 10 g
Porto Rico and 2,5OO boxes Havana at 7AeDeNo
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AMUsENanNrs.

d SNIrH a N1xoNs HAILs--The compliment
tary concert for the benefit Of Madam sieminski
will take place this evening, Of Smith Nixon's
Hall The programme has been carefully selected,
and, taking into coideraion the merit Of the bsne-
fciairs will doubtiess fill the house TO overowing
Madame Rive, Miss Rasohia, and Messrs. Kunkle,
warwood and Tossp havc kindly volunteered their
services upon the occasion, and the entertainment
promises 10 be quite an agreeable one, Madame g..
is an exeollent hutst and deserves TO be heard by
every lover Of music in the city. We hope the con.
certY VII be successful in every respect and prove
not only compliment IN name but . beneht indeed.
NATIONAL THEArEa.--The French Opera
Company, crronecusly announced III all the city pa
pors TO appear last night, arc Advertised TO sing
verdi's Jerusalem this evening at the National Tue
performance will commence with Ia Ross de 81.
Flcar, In which the piquant and charming Mile
Darcy viii appear as "Piefrcttc." The programme
is quite good one, aud doubt not viii attract a
large audfenrn
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RIVER NEWS.

Tho Ohio opposite this port continued
swelling rapidly yesterday having risen during the
twenty four hours ending last evening about twenty
three inches, leaving channel-depth between here
and Louisville, according TO the Watcr.works
port Of trfe lc4s than fourteen feet giving abund
ancc Of water for all purposes Of navigation.
The weather yesterday was great Improvement ON
10 this vicinity, having declined several degrees,
The weather Vas warm but still cool and pleasant
business was dull ON the Landing Of course. and
freghs continued scarce without any special change
PiRsburg Cotton, 7Oc.; Molasscs, Csc whisky,
,oc Flour, 25o; Pork and Lard ssc.; Pound Freighti
SSsiSie Whisky, per brl 7ye CoysI-se 6oc
Ale 6c. Rlour, ,5Oc Found Freishts, 9o@SSo per 100
81 ISya. Heavy Pound Freighta, &c. per 100
Ais, E,rG%spits @ Whisky aud OIL, 800. per barrel
=, oqt,o. Whisky and on, soc. per barroli Pound
Nes, oyieaF.. Whisky u Pork, 9Gc.; flour See.
Barrel Lard, SCI Lard 0il 81 10; Neg Lard, 25c.;
lbs, 3Oc; Candles aud Soap, per i0Olbl, 4Oc Bacon,
per 100 lbs, 35c:; castingS Per 100 l6s ISe Lard Lar
Horses, per head siO Bar Iron per 100 SS &c.
Thewea!her at Louisville on Tuesday was very
warm and the river confines TO us rlse cs0%y' ~n s
| evening. , a., -
twenty four hour. The Upper Mississippi likewise
| tall1ng rapidly all tne way DOWN from Ihul
There are four feet scant on the Lower Rapids sis
| feet between Keokuk and Quincy, and eight fee
| from the latter place hence TO this point.
The Missouri, at last accounts, falling slowly
The Illinois continues swelling along the lower por
| tion Of the stream, and has now very fair low
water stage.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrirab : M Mcclellan. Louisville; Magnolia
| Maysvllle; Forest Queen, Madison; Ohio No. 3, Ma
rietta; D1nleith, Neville; Melnotte, Pittsbnrg.
| Depdrtares.-M. Mcclellan, Louisville Magnolia
| Maysyille; Forest Queen, Madison; Dunleith, Ne
| vile; Melnotte, st. Louis; Reliance, Marietta Ste
| phen Decatur, New Orleans.
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York and Brooklyn the city Is responsible
only for the main and lateral sewers laid
down in the streets, the connections with
houses, &C.. being put in at the expense Of the
property owners, who are alone held respon-
sible for their efficient action.
The Committee make no accommodation
Of . plan of ersescape for this city, re-
serving that matter for future deliberation
They propose, however, 10 build sewers on
Vine and Walnutstreete Immediately, ac-
cording TO speeifcations already approved,
tenders for which win be advertised for at
once. tFf hlH ~ F4flN
Mr.. Walker ofefed the following resolu-
ton relative to The Improvement Of the City
RssoIrc5, That The Board Of city improvements ho
directed to contrasts for the mpfuvomsnt Of the city
proposed ny kpderion 4 Hapsford, for that pur.
coed SO 900 md that the came shil be completed
Made the special order for an extra session
Of the Council TO be held on Friday night
next. -.J.l.
A number of ordinances assessing special
taxes for the improvement Of streets, we're
passed, under suspension of the rules
Adjourned. I NlN tt 4 .. L
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Tuesdays New York Times, under date OF Monday
evening, remarks:
The Money Market opens this week without alter
alton in rates since Saturday. The general supply s
easy, at 55Ja per cent temporary loan, and sos
per cent choice mercantile bills sixty days to SIX
names. Bills on London are held by the principal
banking houses for an advance OF y per cent, the
The exporters of Bullion hnd It difficult 10 com.
mand Gold bars American double eHgles within
the recent currency OF Exchange and while there 10
no increase In the trade demand for Bills there is
less disposition } draw on close margin On Paris
the terms are not changed from f5i3Agf6l3X.
The Cunarder this week sails from Boston.
The Leans of the Philadelphia Banks last week In.
creased S3I472, and the Circulation S263s9e This
increase Of Circulation. aud oos q S6ses3 Of Specie
has gone to settle Sl70,52i of Deposits. There IA
reason TO believe that there will be increased 90
tivity In that city henceforth for several months
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NEWPORT NEWS.

RuYAwAY.--A horse attached to u butter
wagon ran away, on Monmouth-street, yes
terday, but did no other damage than the
breaking of the vehicle. A little boy, the
son Of Mr. L. Witzel, was in the wagon at
the time, and was thrown out on the pave
ment, but, fortunately, was not hurt.
DOUGLAS vs. observation-disclosures
MEErINes.-A Douglas ratification meeting
will be held at the Courthouse on Friday
evening next which will be addressed by
several distinguished speakers from abroad.
The friends Of Breckenridge will ratity that
gentlemans nomination on the following
evening, at the same place, when il is ex-
pected that those present will be edited by
oratorical efforts BY Hou. ]. w. Stevenson,
Hon. w. E. Arthur and others.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.--At their regular diurnal session yester-
day morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate to
1926 o4; of which 5000 were paid to Isaiah
Rogers on account; STA to Daniel Flam,
for building culverts in Colerain Township
$50 GA to John W. Sheehan, for repairing
house.
Alexander Mordecai and Peter Zank were
discharged from jail on account of inability
to pay the fines and costs charged against
them
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-12

CIaAR-MAKINa AND SMOKING AT MANILA.
At Manila the women smoke as we'll as the
men. One mandatory employs about 8, 900
other establishment employs 5000 men in
making paper cigars or cigarettes. The
paper cigars are chiefly smoked by men; the
women prefer "pures," the largest they can
get. The Rinua of Johore of both sexes in
dulge freely ip tobacco. 1t is their favorite
luxury. The women are often seen seated
together weaving mats, and each with cigar
in her mouth. When speaking, II is trans
ferred to the perforation in the ear: When
met padding their canoes, the cigar is seldom
wanting.
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BURGLARY IN ELM-sTREET.-The residence
of Emmanuel Katzenberger, in Elm-street
near Fifteenth, was feloniously entered, night
before last, and robbed of money and jewelry
to the amount of twenty-five dollars. The
entrance was effected through rear win
dow of the building which had been left open,
that room and the one adjoining, aud then
took their departure, leaving the inmates
wholly oblivious of the midnight visit they
raneivpd