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O'Flaherty said that his wife was
very ungratefnl, .''for when married
her she hadn't rag to her back, and
now she is covered with 'cm''. ~
A drunken man lately tried to get
a policeman to arrest his own shadow.
His complaint wos that an Unlocking
scoundrel kept following him.
A young lady down east advertises
for the young man that "embraccd an
opportunity" and says if he will come
over to her town he can do better.
Many poor woman thinks she can
do nothing without husband; and
when she gets one, finds she cab do
nothing with him.
The storms Of adversely arc whole.
some, though, like snow storms, their
drifts arc not always seen.
Probably the reason why so little
was written in the dark ages, was
that the people couldn't sec to write >
"Don't you mean to marry, my dear
sir::'' No, my dear widow, I'd rather
lose every rib I've got than take an
other.
=. ii =.
The greatest coward may avoid
shaking in HIS shoes by wearing boots
or going barefoottcd.
Educate the whole mantle 1ead
the heart, the body; tile head to think,
the heart to feel, and the body to
act.
In Russia many of the domestic
servants are married. In China the
owners of female slaves who do not
procure husbands for them are liable
Ito prosecution. What do ladies' who
object to followers say to this?
A mans reputation often depends
on the place where he falls asleep. II
in a drinking saloon, he is thought a
drunka,d; If in church, he is regarded
rs model Of picty. @
A friend of ours was congratulating
himself upon having taken very
pleasant trip, Upon inqu'r;', we learn
ed that he had tripped and fallen into
a young lady's lap.
Seneca says that love is a disease.
1t seems, sometimes, to be comb.
nation of 1iscase--an'a affection of the
heari and inflammation of the brain.
YOU'VE AMERICA Stanley" said
Widowcr Brown, to his hopeful of tif:
teen summers, 81 want you to remain
at home this evening"
.What for, PAP? Where are you
|going?'' S
That's very impcrtinent question,
for son to PROFOUND to his father, but
l suppose must answer it. l am
going to pay my best respects ia Miss
Sally Patterson this evening"
"No you don'told boss! l am going to
sec her myself this evening, and tain't
no use Of us bot;, going to see the
same gal at the anne timc.''
So say ling, young Stanley took up
his hat and walked off, leaving his
father perfectly COMPOUNDED.
A MAN FRozES.-An Englishman
whose name we. have not learned was
frozen to death OH Saturday night a
short distance beyond Morristown, he
was on his way home from this town
where he had been on business tina,
day. He was very thinly clad for the
season particularly for the searching
wind Of Saturday. -FaribanN Rrpu6
~
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VOLUME 5, NUMBER 30.
HOTELS.
DIE'rlROPOLITAN HOTEL

'.cvee.treet i'm meaiatoly opposite the Steam
boathandiug, Red Wing, Minnesota,
\. A. & T.. l.. TEELE, PEorE1EroRs
1I,ltIS new, spacious and commodious house
l. is Vow open tor the reception of guests
1t has been constructed under the Immediate
supervision Of the proprietors, aud nothing has
been omitted to insure the comfort and convcn-
fence Of those who may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are allewcll
lighted, ventilated and furnishedin asMperior
manner. IL connection with the ht'use is q
good and commodious stable.
Rod Wing, March 1855. e3tf
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/ WASHINGTON, NEWS,

d, Thesspcechi of Mr.. Bou'i gny, Of, Lou.
isiana, on the, 9th, in refusing to. ac-
icc1e to the request Of his legislature,
ito withdraw from the House, not only
produced q tremendous sensation at
the time among the members and
spectators, but has won for him the
praises oficonservativc i9Union-!osing
mon everywhere. After the Honsc
adjourned, Mr.. Crittenden met Mr..
Bouligny, and crashing him with both
hands, invoked Gods blessing upon
him assuring him that however much
lie mi ght bccursed now hy those who
are disloval to their country, he, Bou-
tligny, wouldAoutlivc them all in the
affectionate memory of a union.loving
wahiding people The gallant old
kentuckian Was very impressive in
his manner and speech and wcpt as
he spoke bsI. ~ ....
There arc reports that Judge Wayne
Eof Georgia and Campbell of Alabama,
will resign their places on the Supreme
bench, in case the name Of Judge
Cushing should lie sent in to fill either
vacancy. Judge Douglas will oppose
his confirmation on the same ground
he opposes the confirmation of Judge
Black: 74aoe,g a..f..r..,..
John Tyler, in accepting the Presi-
dency Of the confcdcracy to-day, made
an eloquent speech. III The course Of
his remarks lie asked whereas Maesa-
chusctts?' Mr.. Ewing, of Ohio, rose
III an excited manner and replied
'Shc is coming!'' Whcreupon the
hall Numbered Will, the applause of the
The news from Gen. Twirgss,, So com 9,
manding the department Of Texas,
that he will not oppose the seizure of
|arscnals and forts by the sccessionists
is followed by an order relieving him
ofhis command which is handed over
to Col. C. A. Waite of the, infantry.
Gen. Twiggs is a Georgian. Colonel
Waite,issa. New y orker. and has been
in 1.-The, service forty years. 80. IL
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Red WYE aaOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT Proprietor,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
t4cConnccted with the House is a large and
Iconvcncnt Stable. Stages leave daily for tho
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April "a. 1858. 9O-tf
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ClIILA.S0N HOUSE.

VIII 1IHlSVN 1AVVSEle
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS
A. E. MILLER, Proprietor.
THIS ncw Hotel is now open for the reception
i of the travelling public, where they will
find the best Of nccommod ations. There i. q
good sta bio attached. Passengers and Bag
gage conveyed to and from the Boats free Of
charge. lilly
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aspirations thant1thosu ofsf3,es snost
ambitious politicians. 1T lengs s6Aras
happ;ness',,1or sintimat q, . ,n6s6 seaa,r
pahy / and moral tesdcriathan,satbat
which all,the> brilliant Ttri,anpks 6fs~r
tive excsfions and ippblicsn in,po,xaess
can l,cstow .sd WhatsI,kno,x TO he scot
the end,of nE raee,-l fiksavhess Il
begun and daring fis 1cntn imaasebx
'evon ii. tl,eamidstnof, great /. u.,dertak=
iugs, domestic affections storm, i the
basis of life; and the mostl brillia,tS
career has only superficial and incom-
plete cnjYmeptf. If stranger to the
happy ties Of family and friendship
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S. A. DOUGLAS.

COERCION.
The Charleston Neycery ofthc 29,h
ult., talks as if South Carolina was not
mucl, disturbed by the threats of
blockading her ports. It says:
Our ports arc to be blockadcyel The
Constitution and tho Macctloncan, and
the Wyoming: and the Brooklyn, and
possibly a score besides, are to hang
about ot,r ports, nd.the duties, which
are all that our loving brethren want
at our handa-moncy -tributc- not
love, nor feliowshir-tlpcse are to lie
collected at the entrance Of our l,a.-
5borss
We will pay 70 tribute! @
s Ii; ihe ports bc b!ockat!ed. Charles,
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A young lady down east advertises
for the young man that "embraccd an
opportunity" and says if he will come
over to her town he can do better.
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Many poor woman thinks she can
do nothing without = husband; and
when she gets one, finds she can do
nothing with him.
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nIE ID.

BROGKs-In brooklyn Thur day April H. Of consumption
James A. Brooks, aged 80 lie for may years con-
nec;sd in business si'h Booth Tuthbi.
III. friend hi brotL-, fbo Brook are Invite
to tend HE funeral from No B Clinton street on nat d.y
2bth al D. IA. his remains win be taken to Greenwood
BCRRITT-On Wen.dsy syening, April u, M,cs lingering
flDess Frsncis Buuiit aged ~ years . . ,
The .ayes and fenJ. Of the family respectfully nYed 70
attend his funeral from ST. Georges Church, btnyye-sDt
SqusIe, on Saturday, April 30 at ~ O'Clock
BOYLF-In Brooklyn Monday. April IS, Jane. infant
500 James and Margaret Boyle. sged year and months
DOUyLEDAY-On Ghursdsy. Apd 49, Amy youns.t daughter
Of Ulysses and Mary Doublrdy AGED yehIs aud 4mohlhs
The relatives and friends OF her parents snd grandparents arc
invited .tend funeral from u Lakes Church Hudson
street, this II ridry) afternoon at D O'clock
pUSCAN-At Westehe.ter Wednesday April IL, Dexter
DuDcan aged q years, months md "a days
Hr,LLAt Cornwall Orangs County the 18th o. Fourth
month April OF debility, kezsh, widow Of the late
Wager full, IT,, aged 81 years
ycKFNZIF-In this city, Taesdsy April 10, Mn. Mary
Mckenzie IN the sd year OF hes sse.
ORoRK-In thi. city Tuesday April 49, Patrick URoii,
IN the 36th ye.r of his age.
PRATT On Tussdsy April i John W. A. rsts Of ssuh 3d.
Marie
uNDIRHII.I-On Wednesday morning. April ~ Benjamin
III UnderhM in the ssth year Of his ss-
WFEKs-At Jansics Long Island on Wednesday,, April y.
William w Weeks, Of the late Caleb Weeks ESQ., aged 81
years and month";
wYNKoop-n this city, on Tuesday, April Is Celens d,nsh
WSf John sad Essslsy WyulesP' 'lss Il pshsnns ~"
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cry ITEMS.

TaE WEATHER-TBE BacKwARDSLss W Ins
SF.>oS.-rhc farmers work in this vicinity 10 fnD TIVE
weeks behind compared with last year, aud tie lNSs
p.ct is that it will get s further behind, M The
ground is completely saturated by the very hsASy
rains Of The past few days that blowing is qui!e e u
The question. There il fair show Of grass the fss
having eli The ground quite early, but there are ''
very few seeds planted, in gardens north Of fs
city, aud such have been PIT in have no show tns
growing. The mud was frozen stiff enough to bear
man in Westchester County Thursday morning,
April ls-s poor show for early garden vegetables.
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In foreign bills there is little or nothing doing, anu
the quotations are weak The quotations are nominal at
lO6 1917 for Sterling, and 1924 a5.25 for Francs.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$6O2, Osi 52-for Customs, $7sOC0; Payments, $780,
53s 80; Balance, $Il ,072, l2 81.
The transactions in Freights on Saturday were:
To Liverpool, 1850 bbls. Flour at %. 7lda2s. 3D.
81 SEQ bush. Wheat at "a 0l(d., in bulk and bags;
1900 bush. Corn at 9e9id, in bnlk and bags;
100 bales Cotton at 3l6d $50 bbls. Lard at 3os 2oo
bbls Rosin at &c. 3d. and 300 Lard at 3os. FER
steamer, 1900 bush. Corn at II 3D., in bags, and ~
hbds. Ta'low at 4Os. To London, 5000 boxes Cheese
at l0s, and 800 bbls. Flour at IS. I'd. To Glasgow
IL 600 bush. Corn at 3D. in bulk and 800 bbls. Flour
at &c. AID. To Bristol $500 bbls. Flour at 81. 3D.,
and 81 900 BUSH Wheat at bags In charters,
we hear of brig of 200 ts to direct port in Wales,
with Wheat at 1884,. vessel, with 5000 bush. Corn,
to Sligo at I2ld. brig, with 5000 BUSH Corn, to
Dublin ut I'D. in bulk and bags; brgantne hence to
Yougal Ireland with Corn at 3d., in bulk and bags,
and bark with To- 900 bush. Corn, to Dublin at I'D,
in bulk and bags.
The transactions on Thursday were: To Liverpool,
5000 bbls Flour 1t De- Cd; $4,000 bush. Corn AZ ga
Old in bulk and bags; $4,000 bnsh Wheat IN bulk aud
bags at % 1Od; 80 tuns Lard at BE- Gdi % bids
Talow At 3Os, and $50 bales Cotton OF 3s-ldd. 10
London 800 bbls. Flour at IS. I'D; lo,ooo Disn'
Wheat in bulk at lGId, and 200 bbls Rosln at ~ 3D.
TO Glasgow: 900 bbls Flour at 3s. I'd. brig, TO
direct port in Ireland with 1000 busb Corn at I2fd'
Tie Stock Board to-day, voted 81 900 to the Seventh
Regiment and $3.50 for the expenses OF the Saturday
meeting in Washington Square. They all gave three
hearty cheers or the Seventh and for the Masaehn-
reds Regiment TO The larer Of which Mr.. y. ID.
Ashley, late Commander of tie Boston Tigers re-
turned thanks, in speech which was loudly cheeTed.
Money continues abundant, and The offerings on call
are in advance of the of borrowers and the rates
may be quoted at4a6 ceut. Choice 60 day bills are
sought at cent good and fair bills at 6e7 Y cent.
High grade 3a months indorsed paper may be quoted
a, sal y cent, and commission house . months ac-
cep.ances from 81 TO- 3 cent. Single name paper is
irregular and IL sold from az 10 II U cent for prime
to fair 1t If difficult to find purchasers for single name
paper.
Tue following are earnings Of Western Railroads the
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MARRHE ID.

BIRROWs-BATT1N-At fewars, y j. 90 1hnr'iay aIni
~ by the Rev Edgar ". Lovy, Mr. Gilbert bauo"'io oh'
Hattie J.. Bat'in.
uIr[L-TYLEF-on wedne.lay- April H. At Calvary Clmcb,
ty the Rev. DIR. Chsincey " isn L. HUI TO Emma i}r~
daughter u the ste kd~ard Is Iyl,- Of this CITY
MATUEsOS-JACKSON-O Tuesday. April IL. h. he Rov
Dr. Eyng Colin MfhcsOn ~ Be birr Bnish bnanh 70 fsr
NE c. dushter 81 fdwsrd jackson, ESQ Of ths city
ROCKWFLI-ARCULARII sIn hi. city. Oh Thmai'g, pil
49, los the stephen 1y1s, D. D.. John r. Roes.cll Of
Niused Conn Jane h. eldest daughter Of Andre" NJ Ar
cu.Tius Of this city.
TENSAET'-R ACBAU-on Tre.dsy April 10, 10y the Rev
Thomas House Taylor, Jmr. Moore Ienospt 10 Emiy 5sfy
youDge. daughter ofthe late John - HSehAn 81 'h oS
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No REBEL PoLIcEMrs.-A Sergeant Of Police IN
one OF tie upper Wards OF the city, who u n raiss
Secessopit and embraces every opportunity 70 asoss
the North and the General Government in the moss
profane aud bosterous manner, was yesterday sara-
moned be tore the Police Commissioners. Complaint
having been made against him, charging HIM wish en-
officer like conduct and the Of language snbSer-
five OF good discipline and opposed to the peace sDa
quiet Of the city, his resignation will be NOS tseeT-
fully accepted Ii bs should not be rendered, his DIS
missal will immediately follow.
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MARK TIE TRAToRs.-Tbere are a few as gsiIu'rs
traitors scattered the country ever went urih
among honest men. IL is not proposed 10 hang ihf
class of sympahzers with rebellion, but Il proPsse
20 mark hem and SO Tar il is possible, wshdraw ali
intercourse OF trade with them. In short, 10 lezTe
them alone in tleir glory. This course bas besr
adopted in Mount Vernon, Westchester County. a
brawling Secessionist tayern-keeper beads the hss
which the patriots are filing up fast the seSt-
ments of tie wretches discovered. AS soon "a hs
complete, will be published as the BLACK -ist
Mount Vernon" II already includes about done
names. Let the same plan be pursued in every town
village and neehborhood and post the names in pabr
places, so that the public may know who are orer
mouthed shameless traitors, and let them be ayoie
By all patriotic citizens. No honest man viii ezPre.
sympathy with such villains as attack starving e.
rson, and throw hot shot and bombs into a fortress e
the mere pleasure of roasting helpless men 10 desR
Ii any do 50, mark them. Put their naues or d
black list!
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Druggists everywhere now keep MRS ~
eOOIINl SYRUP Tor children teshing NO meolelne ~ 'o
IIntea St,. sells like standard medicine ana us
odds Physicians order and use Wherever i'
magical effects have been Witnessed
Dnt thirty years Of unprecedented and increasing porn
syi,v OF MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING S1kUI, mhume'
sblc and other prepared by pLetehas'
AZ "a have sprung up aud lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
in popularity and househod word and thoasa Of
na,hrrs tnspk AIs ,SiOW the health then children
BY the Of her IL valuable article
When he present race Of Cordss" shall have followed in
Al. of their ilusrous predecessor MRS VIM
TOW's SOOTHING SYRUP viii continue t. be popular Ia
yorite aud blessing TO every mother.
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l,TFAM 70 GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BEL

CTEAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST. LONDONDERRY. and DlBLlN foI ~ The
Al pow orfnI Clyde built seauistiI UNITED hINtDOa ts
ray will ssH from Pier No. ~ North River foot OF tey
street ON TUESDAY Apnl ~, a, l2 noon This ''anshp
fitted In approved style to insure 1be conot snn
s.f,ty Of psssrngcfs Kstes Of passage tah +G .efn
date as e.rss 40 including ahnudat up ~ OF pohe
nroi.I,n, The sucerdiog D. 5. UNIFIED ~rArES all ,s
pr TUESDAY, Juiv 9TH Apply 10 FRANCIS MACDONALD
\ Co, No ~ Brosdsi., corner south w iliAhi
L,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAllA.--A mist
cas s,sa ler will eays New York the L. l,h s1d lll
each except when these dtess 90 81 NbAl when
lie DAY Of departure will be the nONDAf FLOWING fof
eiei or pa sage apply the only oce No l Wet st. cor
lei OF Warren 81. d. B ALLEN, Aernt.
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PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETlNG RECUCED.--
great opportunity offered for bargains u new syns Co.
petins Enzsh Meislion Velvet Carpets Ga wfae Brssses
Teepy aud Ingram Carpets, Rnes Mats, MATING, WrAss
Shades Table and Piano Covers Dgsets Stair Capsss M
Rode Dutch Carpeg 6c. displayed ten spscsas sssss
rooms HiRAM ASDKsscS's No. Bowsry. Heasekerp9s
and carpet buyers invited 70 call ,'atl y
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CEPHALlC FILLS,
CURE sICn HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CuRF ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

Ry the u,e ofthe,e Pill, the periodic stacks OF "o' "
,ada he NAV be prevented and taken at the
Of a. attack immediate relief from pain snd Sickness VIII ~
obsined
They seldom fall IN removing the Sop'a ana Hoaa'e 70
which females 30 subject
They act gently upon the bowels. removing Co'mtne"
ro, If,yayv Men Students Deic.e Females and all persons
n ,d,syp hab they valuable as LoEa'ire improving
the annette giving and to the digestive organs and
.nc the natural elasticity sad strength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long Investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been in many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount psio and safeg from Hesashe whether orig
mating the system, from deTanged state Of the
slozdcA.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition, and be
taken all times with perfect safety without making change
o. diet and me absence diso9'ab ta 'endsr' is ea'y
% adniHi,fer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERREITs
The genuine have Eve gnatares Of HENRY c. SPALDiNG
each Boz.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Desers in Medicines
A Box will be by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
PRICE, rs CENTS.
An orders should he sddressedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No 40 Cedsrst, New Yorf.
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spALDINa's PREPARED GLUEi
spAI.DING,s PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES

eoyouvt DISPATCH
rv a sTlrcu IN Tnr Saws SISrr "A
Srsb. TO have some cheap and convenient way Tor 70
. 80 FnrDiture Toys, GROCERY H. ,,,,x
Ill ncb emerreucies and household can afford 10 be
bont II, its siwsy. resdy aud up to the .,e.,ns point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE ~, <,.
b--A ein'h s"'"Af HENRY c. sPALDING,
Adore" No " CsaGs,, Nev'Yak
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Mr.. S. u. Mills will give classical concert at Doa
worths Hail. Monday, April 70, with the assistansss
of Miss Rowcroft Mr.. S. p. Mills, Mr.. Loussohrsil
er, Mr.. Mollenhauer, Mr. G. Beigmann and ar. IL. G.
Tmm.
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CAUTION!
I,esssn unprincipled pcrsons ere senpSt ~
tbs csaspeetns public limitations Of my fkErAhLD oLo
would caution ell persons " easmn' ''"'
- 's'' t @1I 81 IaEgARHD oLgE e
hss " Sst6Ss YrpS~. AE0Ur ss"@ "vHSf'4
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n. .tsau., ARAGo VII ,-il Nay y

FTAPSCOITs LINE Of
LNLRIOOL PACKETS.
The subscbrTs confirm. 10 govt certificates o. pasfiss 70 or
om Liyrp hy hrir fsyotc line OF facAfs comp as III
Em TEPsCoi'r FMIRALD ISLE, ALBION,
pEEADSAuOHr, MlpBLEsi.A. - NlCtpRi,
nm ADAMS CONSTELLATION join J, BOYD
WEST POiSJ sNIlLEHlANDt fl'tItA,
rSDERWRIrER SHAMROCK CAMBRIA .,
Making together with others, thip eyry ~. dN -
.hscTbers az Al ssen the Lac OF LONDON PACh-
ETs for m III which they grant iDersl terns
VENl1TAN( rs To IRELAND, ETC.
Co rl.o continue 10 issue drafts ptysnls on demand
throurho a. land Icrd Scotland and Males send or cal
fT circular Ciclars viii ~ particulars my DC had Oh .P
pica,ion n by letter inclo.e posiege siaHpto =
TAfsCOTl 4 Co. W. - NoCthst., New fohi
TAPSCO1T sM III Co, Liverpool
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cbidrens Aid Society
beg e.ve to thank the musical artist Miss o"e'o 'ASsas
Johnson a. Messrs MAYER scnne le linim hsen sns
Brannes o the concert generously gwen them "a b~sa
OF m. Italian I'd 3eruar scloo whereby Sils ~as s,ss Of
the moor ckdrcn Vi these schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19

SEVERAL PlcKPocKErs who were found yesterday
= -, - nat allied .on, OF the streets, %
~ nd ia cir iAeuesses taken fer exhibition in he
49,, ,ery A. no pliius were maze sSsins thru -
paities having he pockets Peksd the, were subsequently, 90
,laryed.