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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

AaRICULTURH IN CALrYoRSIA.-The agrioul-
tural productions of California are becoming
very large According to rscsnt statistics
gathered in the several counties, the State has
raised this year about 10000 bushels Of
wheat, and more than 100000 bushels Of
barley; there arc 1900, 900 grape vines- grew
ing, all Of which will be bearing in two years;
there are 100000 peach trees, and 100000
apple trees growing; there are 10000 beef
cattle; 900 sheep, and 10000 horses in
the State; the weight Of the wool crop ap-
proaches 400 900 pounds; about 38O, 900 gal
Ions of wine will be made this year. baA
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

HIGHWAY RoBBRRY AND MuRDER.--A day
OF two ago, at Putnam, Connecticut, q young
man, james Collins, lately married, while
crossing . bridge after dark in the most
thickly settled part Of the village, was ap-
proached by q man who demanded bis money.
lie told the man he had none. The man inn
nediatsly seized him by the collar with one
hand, and with the other drew pistol from
bis pocket and fred. Collins fell dead and the
man riaed his pockets. ~ ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
'The American Express Com pany. p

NEW YoRK, Decsmbsr 31.-The property
belonging to the American Express Compsny
was sold this day by.Sinon Draper, auotioneer,
man, u sohsnsctady, for Henry Wells, John
Buttsrfsld, w. g. Fargo, Johnston Living
ston, Alex. Holland, and their associates,
organised as the New American Express Com
pany, who will continue thu exprssa business
over the lines heretofore occupied by tbe old
company, commencing January 2, 1850.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

ExrRsMH Cold In MrssrssiPPI- The Hands,
boro' Democrat Of late date says. zone Of our
citizens had three oxen frozen 10 death during
the cold spell Of last week. The orange trees
were killed, as are turnips and cAbbsgssi It
was decidedly tho coldest weather ever sx-
pericnoed In this locality" s8
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

SELF -DlsTR6ofioS SR0H HOME sIoKssss...- -
Last Sunday (Christmas) morning At the New
England House, in Hartford, Conn, Henry
Asher, an Epglishman, Q cigar-maker by
trade, while labOrins under . ft Of despond-
ency and homs-slcknsss, cut his throat with .
razor, nearly severing his head from his body.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

An ANsRIoAx VOLCANO. - Mount Baker
Washington Territory, 10 reported by the pas
ssngers Of the Elisa Anderson to be in state
Of active eruption, putting out large volumes
Of % smoke. which, upon breaking, roll down,
the snow-covered sides Of the mountain, form,
ing pleasing effect Of light and shade.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
COTTON .mill Destroyed bx Fire

PRoyIDaScE, December Sl.-The Touro
Cotton-mi at Newport, was totally destroyed
oy hre this morning, It worked ten thousand
spindles, and wasin excellent condition. II,
vas owned by Wm.W. Bishop, of this city,
aas leased aes by Llppett 4 Go: Loss estimatsd
At SSO, ,OO0; insured in Providence. )
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

"a A RzxuNHRATrvH SPRIxa.--Co Colonel Drake,
Of Titusville, PENN, is now pumping oil from
his spring at the rate Of nearly barrel an
hour for twenty-four hours in the day, and
sometimes that amount is far exceeded. The
net profts Of this one spring are estimated at
over twenty thousand dollars per month.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

MAN FRosHE 10 DsArH.-Alexandsr Cobb
was frozen 10 death within sight Of his own
dwelling, westbrook, Me-, recently. Hs rode
from Portland, eight miles, with nsishbor,
and while going to his house lost his Ne, q
above stated. u
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
THIS EVENING, and every evening until further
notice, Shakspeare's beautiful play E'F :,
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. ~
SMITH q NIxoN,s Hall.

Eighteen Star Performers. s.-Positiyely but Four
Nights1MQNDAY, TU UESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SeAATggHpAY eAI goY EyENINgs Jan. q and Z, also at
Udd.Fe!loMg, hall, Coyington, on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, Jan. 8 and 6, '-'N
DOUBLE Great com bination Of Talent
anu originality The largest and best Band of Min
slreis ever organized -SHOBEY. CARLE, DUPREZ
GREEN'S far-famed and world renowned only
original New Orleans and Metropolitan
Burlesque Opera Troupe and Mamm o III
Brass Band,
Are coming with new and extra attractons and
WI give Ioui oi their Ethiopan Concerts I'M this
SIW previous @ y tneir departure on their annual
Grand Free Balcony Concert in front of the Hall
each evening by the Brass Band $3.50
Doors open att. Concert to commence at TX
Admission rs cents.
nAlso, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at Q o'clock,
ior scno9I cnildren and families. Tickets reduced
Proprietors- -shorey, Carle, Duprez & Green.
,-oo, -. OHAS. u. DUPREZ,
dez9h Manager and Business gent IS
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

u MORTALITY, N BAtrruoRr,--The number Of
deaths il Baltimore, during the pear 1859
was 4,674-a dssrsase of 1888 nom the previous
year From consumption the deaths were
7asI shelssa iaiaatsn, $780, scarlet fsysy, So1s
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
Explosion Of a RLocomotIve

AUeUsrA, Ga, December 3l.--The locomo-
tive o. Connen exploded at Marietta, Ca, Oh
Thursday, Thomas Cobb, the conductor, and
the fireman were killed; VIM. Floyd, the en-.
gineer, was severely scalded, and others were.
Injured. niAAaaam alf n rlnl-.a-. Er.A I,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
.OutwaIrd nou,nd. \ ,I,d,I

NEW YoRK, December 31---Tho steamship
CIV cf Warrington sailed for Liverpool, ,to-d day,
With $4,000 insspScie, Ind Nths Rrs2su, for
Bremen, with $4,000 ID specie. = - .gs,s
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
The Thornkyke Will Case

Bosrox, December sSl.-~The lTAorudyke
will case has been withdrawn from the Courts
BY an smicabls settlement among the partiss
intessstsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

~ RIGHT and SARAH J. his wife sss. NICHOLAS
CRUGER and ELIZA his wife aud oihers.-a pnrsaaeoe
o. Judgment rendered in eatied action At
Special CT this Court held the City Hail. Ia the Ciy
oil New York the TwsJt7 nnih day Of February 1850 sp-
pointing he Trustee 20 the premse. hereinafter
descr;bd will sell At public auction q. the mEkCHAhIy
EXCHANGE, in tho City Of a.w York, by ANTHONY J.
IiFECKER son co, Auctioues rs the 1bird day Of
AMI, l AZ "a O'Clock Of that day. the lanes and promises
cb.d IN the amended complaint Ia this action, e. oows'
An hat certain hous and Ot Of sC0nd with the appurensnee
i.a,e King and being the First ward Of the Ciy OF new
Yok on the eas Of BTod~sy bounded In hons ~ Broad
,,v on the sou'h home md lot Of gouna oeionsns
me- Ten Eyck or side by sw streetand os low OF
ls 10 John Van A.tyne asd on the noite oe ~
lot now or Lite beoptDg John vO hstyne ~ inc same
ov n tho the said Edlnd seaman a. zoe ,.a
nSems s dsgcbed certain deed Of the same oea DC
is15 executed By ThoG Ten Eyck and Margaret ss 20
The ,ad Fdu ind resman the ssd premises oens
d,o,uhed az Nos 90 Broadway and IS New IA 70. on
New street being 2 10 width In hont and rear so ~ ~
depth Also, all that certain nfs'uage aTeIns ho1s. ' 80
land and m thereon known by No. ~ sna
Nos 2and lMonis sit and being In we s.
ofke City of NewYork bounded follows VIZ;
the northwest of Broadwsy and Beaver .ne
ct and runuiDg westerly along Beaver lane ""
inches thence nohey Of Augustus Van Goshes
SO feet thence eaeIy by the ground OF Dotnck byncn
feet and inches thence southe1 by the rear Of toe o
mound belonging 1aust Van Horne aud Thomas Cs,on
thence sastsry by the ground Of ferret an
Horne B Broadway thence southery along Broadway
2s feet and inches to tins Of beginning = me same are
d,c,iued in certain deed bearing cate March 1895 oxecoed
bv Wynan Van Zandt IT. and nare A. bis wife 70 the sad
Edmund sesusn.-Dxted New York. March loth, i9o.
DAYTON HOBART, Trustee.
BLUNT TILoTsos HAYWOOD Plsintifs Attorney
HhI2 2ay3wMGih
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DRopsY AND CANCER CURED.
HarrHuua Afsa Ian


Dr. d. Jsyns-Deu s-H with pleasure tnss maze hno~
10 YOU the invaluable efficacy OF your NJ As
xfTERATIVF and SANATIVE PILLS. Gen. W. r. O1on,
n ~ INV cured Of Bronchitis by the ue Of yous
Erpsetosnt and Alternative after having lain sick forty Days
the popt DEATH and eminent eianS
,hey M mon aim Several OF Dropsy and cancer navs
been eured In my neghborhood Ny Little daughter va. An
i.t Noyscnber With an Enlargement her NECK Whch grew
veyy f, commenced IN giving he your Aeis
i've and abe Is nearly we'll GRATITUDE toward you,
si,s 10 baneh the public have induced me 20 wre th Ans
sthonsh am you, you are more thsn welcome "
hg.6 ,h,s n vou wish Yours in friendship
psoAsn 'n1 ~" THOMAS L. TUNNELL-
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COURT CALENpAR-THr. DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CopRT.-Nos. 81 TO 40 ln'
elusive. ..o
SuPREkE CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part Mos. III, Oily,
ST. 629 637 CAS- 64 65 657 65 66J 665 a7s 3 lo 90
Gg967l Psn -Nos sos ~ iso 20 49, 43l, a. i7S 'eS
s74, $40, S7s 5s2. $780, $685. s9i, s92 59i 500 62 ,oo
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL rERN.-Nos- ~, lou,
1872 to 49, 1893, l4l to IA, l49 ISL I5i, o3 - "a, On,
SUPERIOR COURT Part i. Nos. boI, ol1, ~, 'Si'
csc ee5 All CPS ,6l s2e 5s 3T S5s Part INos AZ 24S,
leo 462 52 5l6 5lS 1885, 1885, 49, 50, 80 81 2ls AZ ,-ao
COURT OF CoAMvs PLE.s-PAu L-Nos. by
I7o7 Is,2 IsC6 1909 20 1914 s3 1896 1924 Part sos &c
ss 1895 4ls 1919 $50 4s4 1921 1868, 1884, 49, ioe' go w.
4l9, 1855, 1912, 1910, 1870. ~, -, O. On
OIL " 100 lu2 lO4 IO5 lO6 no. ILL., H. lS ia, l'' no. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
TyG0T COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TLy,
i ANTHONY LEAD, sPELThhsohDna, w lnVA


CUPREBIE COURT.-Ciiy and County Of New
y SMITH sgains' JO'is Da i.Iss
soumsns Ion money deasnd cou'r4c. tom not ~rysa
~ lie .a,-d: hereby s1ni ana
required csnsAio: 70 'e. se,,Gn .y 81 Hs~
York al The Ci Hall the Gig Of Kew fgrE spo % -
copy yo answer the SAID comp Ant on ihs IAN
their ofi.e No M Br a1~sy IN Its CITY OF sew "iA,
twenty aer the service Of summons on JoS,
Of the Of service; and II VOC fA 20 snws. 10 80
compliant within the time soYesa5, he fioinh ~ -
win take iueeDeD sgains you for she SUM OF oins ~
si1y.one 81 100 dollars with Interest there RON ISs
Of hebusry 1890 beside the costs Of his action DSe~ "
York, March ., 1860
BARNEY, BUTLFRk PARSONS, Plsntif's Attorney,
The compliant the aeoy, entitled action duly filed 10
the Office Of the Cleh Of toe City and County Of so"rok
Aforesaid on the 10Th Day Of March 1850
BARNEY, BUTLEk PARsONs Plaintiff 8 Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MARcH lo-Before the
Int..

Tie counsel for the defense in the case Of james
Shepperd indicted ed convicted and enced 70 be hang
for stscp for he discharge of heir client the
grouod that the had negec ed to bring him 70
trial several The District Attorney made speech In
reply stsns that he did have time try the
early day. and hen he ready urther evidence
discovered which he expected to bring out de would proceed
with the trial be could The Court took the matter
sdvisement and will give bis decision time ae1f
James Plunket the keeper Of saloon uptown, who
found guilty Of inveigin Baltimore notary public ar CD
more where he robbed, sentenced 10
the rrison for q term of two years. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
BRONCHITIS.

wysTEII1, Green Co., N. IL nov ., .oSo. "a
Dr. d. Jsyne-Dear Sir: ssords me gtest pssa, 500
my eebo testimony in saver Of your
eisht vasrs AGO attack OF Acute DIon1
and was considered by intelligent phJ se11 cSn,r n -
sump<iye By the very free Of your EAPECIoNt
Severed In u,ns surpassed the directions ~ tooH
psnsstns doses weeks hnce that time nsys Ms
ry,,. uas of H. and Of ALTERA1fNE and CAhhhNns
TIVE BALSAM my family and prescribed IL TO others VIVID
the very results. During the protTac,ed bqss % %
spmpys wife your medicines frequently the only eins
fes which aoroed relief and though they coud not cure Vol
hers wa form OF psady which Known remedies cS.o
,cb the, aided greatly soothing her zgonies and Tor hes
sbe Cherished very high regard the ee testimony OF on
be has bsd In family unusual amount oil IN
cas- forms worth anything 10 Jeu and me esue o'
You are welcome 70 mine urrr
'N Raspestfully yonrs, u u. hILlA
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lem2lark daily Gribmiae
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COIIRT-GEwRAL TERN MARCH l0-Before
al he Insfc II EcIkIONs.

SUPERIOR COJRT-GEsERAL TERN -MARcH lo-Brfore
al the Justices -DEcIsIoSs
Henry G.. Bowen sgt. The Trustees OF the lrish
pesby,eyan Church, Robert Crosby Arthur Le1y New
YorA CaIOD Company sgt Abner h Bchmond ct al EDWARD
Hassm sgt. Adams Express Com7eny-Judsments anEmed
with costa -.
Eiaur Ward ss The Washington Fire Insurance. Company
Howard Banking Company sgt. Frederick w. Welchuan-
judgment for plaintiff, with costa
Garrett s. The Hudson Railroad Company.-Judg
ent reversed and ordered costs 70 abide evsB
Robert Wright sgt The Orient Mq1us Insurance Company
--Judgus ut reversed new Trial ordered.
Simon II. Colgroye sg Samuel w. Talniadse-Judgment
reversed report OF referee ASIDE and trial ordered
costs abide event.
Henry stins sgi John o. Colns-Judgnent reversed aud
new trial ordered costs 70 abide event. - -
kelanctbob Burr egt VIM J. PeakeThe Same az. Ellen
Wilcox Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff the verdict With
liberty 10 apply for extra allowance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

A CHARmISG COMMUNICATIVE sherron. an
Ih ss aed ls yeHs been for some time employed
In he family Of william A. Whisensn o. No. 40
West Fieenth street On Saturday night WINE tss iAiy
annsr Maria Il alleged, went 10 her mis.resses
bssn and ,toe two gold watches two sk dresses
~ silver FORKS and other suyerwse and various A
quAh'y " IN, whole valued nj eco. Mrs Whtsman
her room discovered that her bureau had been
VI md ,poed her husband Of her loss. Search was
for the missing articles and they
S ss mn In Msnas shawl, concealed bsnes,n the stair.
s 49, soused theft aud In Of
Justice Kelly committed her to The two
cold watches st missing but Maria refuses tell ~hen
~, sccIeted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
ntsEIsE OF THE THROAT, &c.

CLAkksYILLk
Dr. D. Jsyne-Dear Sir Ny daughter some tee go T
With disease Of the throat resembling 6uClIio
tried various remedies and physicians bat all TO no purpose
Night night passed without n ,Is gT 0os T any 80
most effected entire and feel inseoted 20 your 1Pe
torsn under Providence for her now comparative sood nesn
an. ALTERNATIVE | have tried upon myself and indeed
found Il an OF the In when all othss
redcnes and means had aei have never been much II
favor OF patent medicines, but now convinced ts T1
wrong with regard your preparations, sud Iee ntoF.ne'
Willing TO recommend them as GOOD. IN. " oOoDhOh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNS-MARcH 1o-Bshore Jus.
ticea bRoXkELL. CONNOLLY ana OsBoKN.

Mary Heating, larceny, Penitentiary tao months;
Eliza Callahan larceny PeDitentiA three month. Jas Feeney
Tertiary months VIM Long larceny, reDitentias
Lacy larceny Penit. ntiary two months Harriet Davis Iesny,
Pentensy three months Elizabeth Davis larceny Peniten
tary Augustus Christie larceny PenieDary three
months CHARLES Miller, larceny Prnensry three months
Flanagan larceny Peniienty thee months Lewis bs-
ker larceny Penensry three mcntns Thomas fraoeis lar
ceny Penensry six months George Thompson larceny PEN
enary Iix months Charles nez larceny, Psnenti@y six
Michael Kenny larceny, Pensnsy two monhs Henry shee-
larceny Penitentary month VIM Thompson larceny,
monihs John Reese assault and battery City
Prison twenty days Simon sDytbe assault and battery City
Prison thirty Gays; Alexander Phillips larceny, City Prison
thirty days; Mary Cah larceny City Prison 10 days James
Tantey, assault and battery, fined : 10.
Of prisoners remanded for sentence,
had Judgment Suspended their heads guarantee for good
behavior In future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

Ionn HARTMAN. go. stewsrt,tOwn, N H.. writes:

JoBN HARTMAN, ESQ.,, Stevsrtstown NJ H., WHITES:
nNo long since child Of mine had violent and distres
ing Of Group which must have proved a had not I'M
mediate relief obtained. commenced giving your EA
PECTORAKT and within threequsrterr Of an hour the child
having saspeons breathed with perfect ssAe-s cra
within that time having been effected" . -
The Rev. JAMES W. DANIEL, BIaekwater, Morgan Co., n.y.
writes: .--,,.. $3.50. o.n,,,,,,-,,,,,
BALsAh In my family with the most hspey effect rode
eight miles to-day for ,one Of yod[ ps
one of my children threatened with Group"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
SUPREME COURT-ALBASY CoUsrL-Before the Hon
Iudge

THE GRAND STREET RAILROAD.
Tho Peope T. Runcie The City OF brooklyn
and I he Aepv-Yors and slu-hing Railroad Company.
II il claimed by the plaintiff tnis action that the
grant 70 the and Flushing RAILROAD Company
by tie Common Council Of BrooGynis iee. and void On
Complaint setting the facts The viz that In making
the grant the the property mad not been con
suited that requisites OF the act Of 1898 In relation
TO In cities had been complied with, that the proceed
ipgs on the part the Common Council wholly without
suthoty and that parties stood to accommodate
the public and passengers the route II mcn les
rate OF fare and the sppstion Of the Attorney GENERAL
Judge Gould few days snceganisa injunction restraining
the and Flushing Railroad from building the road
doing under the graft and the City Of Brooklyn from
permitting them TO do The injunction win be argued on me
2lth inst at Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
nrrrnrun on TIE LUNGS.


n, n J,ueDesr slr in The year S.V wa "a , "y, cr
health wh attributed 70 teaching ssaool " 1s
F rriE LUNGS bu, aner using bottle on your -
ToRANT relieved and sys not hsa so oy Inc w00P-
ING COJJGH and always found II 20 oe OF gIes'
Ia mitigatias the disease and hSay eScnS o. RoILINa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
Lave YOU COUGH Then use JAYNE's

HAvEYoU ASTHMA on PhTHIsls Then sssJAYNIT
rYPECTORANT-Whis win overcome the spasmodo con-
t.to. Of ihe va tsbss them 10 eject the
~ natter whoa clogs tbem pp and By and Tree
saystion removes al difficulty Of preathtn
UAV3 YOU WHOOPING COUGHl-Thsn use JAYNEh
best remedy In tho world a. u shortsns
a. X.sss msre tbAa half and carries the patient sAey
through H. - ,r,, IN ry,vTa, Than ma. ylySy,a
-. ,.,... N few minutes And 6naIIy
HAVE You BR0NCaITls Con atbs, puGMoN
KY hrPrCTIoN JAYEEs ExPsGronalNIIs
n il remedy for no above Diseases wnien nd by h VII
testify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD. =

SroCKroN, Owen Co., Ind. sept y IesI'
Dr. Jsyne-My wifs having been Severely afflicted soae mrs
,.srs h BRONChlTIS and having heard Of the wonders
sf;c.sy OF your EXPECf GRANT for COUGHS, AsIhlh
DIFFICULTY or BREAfHIE0, SPLITTING OF BLooDi
and other diseases ungs purchased bottle Of It sno
one box OF SANATIVE PILLS and happy TO inform y9e
that AFTER using the EIpectorsn her cough was
removed the difficulty Of breathing and pain pre-
S1ssd fee and easy sxpectoson and - one s1aS sTsSf
soxpLets % l. oAi<n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
Eousp DRowyyp.-Ou Suuda

Found DRowSED.-On Sunday morning Que BODY
OF an about 50 yes age found floating In
Tve at the foot OF Barclay Coroner held an
inquest on the body resulting in verdict Of Deah from
The Coroner yesterday held inquest the body
ola coored woman, named Chstn Lynch, body
recovered from the water at the foot Of Roosevelt street De-
ceased ABOUT 40 years and when last SEEN pre-
yious evening, somewhat intoxicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

BURGLARIoUs PAIsTERs.-0n Saturday night the
dwelling house and shop Of Daniel Loheon Ne IS Bed
ford street entered by burglars and robbed Of s6s bsnk
bills and copper COIN Subsequently, officer stsndsh Of the
Ninth Precinct saw two young luting susPoas about
the premises and approaching them they both or The
officer hr private ws;chms John H. Miller pursued ssd
captured them snd upon searching portion Of the stolen
money found in their The accused rave thsr
George Armstrong aud Thomas Williams. snd are
neither Of years They taken
before Justice Kelly yesterday nornns and committed to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

"A, N. II
yhis may certify that nipe since was afflicted with
disease wich with Consumpon Ia addition 70
which Cough of the most sggrsvsting kind had been A.
tended by eminent physicians without obtaining any dursos
relief Al length being reduced very low state OF health,
VA induced TO try Dr. JAYNES EXPECTORANT, and after
taking one bottle somewhat relieved; and after skirs
' ~ ISAAC CROSBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
ANOTHER CASE OF CIRCUIT.
NJ. Asa..rx NJ.


On d. JAYyE & Sor-Gents: This is to certify that my
Youngest child years old attacked BY the Group
made use of your ExPECTORANT according to directions
which gave immediate relief and permanent effected
In two days. freely recommend the EAPECrohAnr
immediate relief fom this aT m disease that hs thouss
'' NC Rssos .fuli, R. A. COLLINS, Az.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
PROPERTY on 3D-AV., 20I

DESIRABLE PROPERTY on 3D-AV., 18TH
~ 6nd 26PB-STS and on WATER, JACKSON and hUL-
BERKY-s Ss.-ADRlAN H. MULLER will sell at aaeio1 on
TUESDAY March H. 1860 u O'Clock, at the Merchants EK
change stoy brick Houses wi stores underneath and Lots
90 the northeast of 3dAy and 2sht and Known az
Eos 323, 325, 327 and S29 5d-sv. , , .,,, a,
ALSO adjoining the above, the north side Of Iot ST. the
four Lots of Land with he 3stoy brick Houses and Sstoy
brck Carnage Factory thereon known Nos 81 49, % and ~
25th-A , , . 40, . -,
large Lot Land with the +oIy brick House one-sioy brick
STABLE 2stoy bnck Carpenters Shop thereon known as
No. l22 26th ST.
portion Of the purchase money remain on mortgase
JACKSON-ST The four 3story BRICK Houses with stores
underneath and Lots kno Nos o. TO- o. aud ~ Jhsoh
M No. being the southesst corner Of Waters home'
each l7.6x38.6 lots each l7.6I73. ,,,y On.
ater-s adjoining above the house ~ Aoo 10y
~ x7O Croton introduced above premises, Win
connection with the sewer. o,a A.,
MULBERRY ST-3story brick House and Lot No 22S Mu'
borry-st between Spring and Prince ats Lot lO174S
Twothds of the purchase money can remain on oond Ana
particulars maps apply to the Austoneer No
Wall-st. NZ,bo4)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

FEMALE SHoPLHrERs. Ellen Barnard, Mary
Kelly and Mary Carey were arrested Saturday charge VITO
stealing piece Of wooden plaid nom the store Of Morris ofs
weis OF No lSs Avenue While pretending TO purchase foea
one OF them secreted the property vhoreapon they al n
Subsequently they detected In another store na sA"A
Into custody They weIs committed By Justice brsnnsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
BRONCHITIS AND SITTING BLOOD.

MILLYILLE, BuLItt CO. OuIUi OON Hy''
Dr Javne-J certify that during harvest in July last We
t,ien with the BRONCHITIS and spit quite quantity q
blood cough hrst took one eot,e 81 Us
ATTERATVE and then three bottles OF the ExPESIOh-
As a r i III 'nL,sa me JAMES Z. VAN HORN.