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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06
he New Senator from New Ham pShire.

Governor Smythe, of New Hampshire, has
pointed Hon q. Fogg, Of Concord, New
ampshire, United States Senator, to fill
It the uuexpired term of Hon Daniel Clark,
Manchester recently made District Judge
place of the late Hon. Matthew Harvey
he Boston Journal gives the following
etch of Mr.. Fogg
"Mr. Fogg, the new Senator, is now i'll
fifty second year of his age and has been
ng and favorably known to the public.
faduating at Dartmouth College in 1889,
afterward studied the profession of law,
i'd was admitted to the bar and com
enced practice in Chinatown in 1912 In
}46 he was called to concord as Secretary
State, which position he held during the
hig rule of one year in New Hampshire
r Fogg commenced newspaper duties in
Ar, in connection with the Independent
sn.ocrat in Manchester. The paper was
on after removed to Concord, and in 1854
I. Fogg became sole editor and proprietor,
ID continued his connection with it until
appointment in 1861 to the post of Resi-
Mt Minister to Switzerland as the success
r of the Hon. Mr.. Fay. Previous to this
noiptment, he had been four years Repor
Of the Supreme judicial Court in New
,mnsbire The foreign Office was held by
:, Fogg until last autumn, and its duties
re reformed in manner highly credita
, to himself and honorable to the Govern
mt. In former years he was an active
,mber of the Wing party, and was subse'
emily one of the most prominent and IN
entail champions in the Know Nothing
Republican organizations.
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NUMBER 6.

JOINT RESOLUTION the legislature OF she state of
Wisconsin, submitting the question of constitutional
convention to the people of this state.
ReSoIUed 6y the assembly, the senate concur. mg,
That in the opinion of the legislature OF this state re-
vision of the constitution of this state is desirable to
more thoroughly adapt it to the present wants and de
mands of the people of this state.
ReS0ired ftJ ter, That the question of convention "
or mo convention, be submitted to the electors of th
state, at the election. Said question shall
taken by ballot, separate piece of paper from
general ballot, and shall deposited in separate box
to be provided for that purpose Such ballot shall
inscribed thereon The words or convention. mo
iOn, and the ard canvass Of on
said question, shall be made all respects the
and canvass ofvotes for state officers made
majority of all the votes cast on the subject shall be
in favor of Convention then it shall be the duty the
state to make proclamation of the vote with
their determination thereon and it shall also he the duty
of the legislature provide for the election
bers to said convention and for the holding thereof
RESOLVED further, That shall be the duty the sec
rotary State give notice the electors of the state
OF the passage of these resolutions by Incorporating them
in the notice to be given by him for general election in
November
Approved April 6, 1866.
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the state
at the Capitol, at Madison, this 9Th
r.. 81 day of August, 1866.
TH0S. S ALLEN,
SeC'y of State
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CHAPTER 1O2.

AN ACT amend section 20 OF chapter II of revised
statutes, entitled "Of the Incorporation of banking
associations"
The people state of Wisconsin represented in senate
and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section Section 20 ofehaptsr II of the revised statutes
entitled of the ncopo tion OF banking associations is
her by amended to read folIows Section 90
No tax shall hereafter be sessed upon the capital Of
bank banking gauiZed the authority
Of this state but the Stockholders in such banks aud ban
associations shall be assessed and taxed the val
Of their shares OF stock therein at the place where
bark or king association located and not elsewhere
There shall be kept at all times In the office where the
business Of such banding association organized under the
authority of this state, shall be transacted full
rect list OF the names AID rssdences Of all shareholders
therein and of the number of shares held by each and
such list shall be subject this inspection of the officers
Day which business may be legally transacted
Section The provisions OF this act shall apply to all
banking associations In the state organized under any
Section When the owner in either national or state
bank or banking association shall not reside in the
place where the bank banking association is located
the coll cor and county treasurer shall respectively
the same powers to Collecting the tax those given
20 them by statute when the assessed has removed
from the town from the county in which the assessment
Is made and the county treasurer receiver of taxes
other person authorized said tax from the coee-
tor may also have action to collect the tax from the
stockholders from the of his shares of stock and
hG TAX on said stock SHALL be and remain lien thereon
ill the payment of said tax.
Section This shall be submitted to vote of the
Of TINS state at The general election TO be heid on
the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in Nogem
be 1866 and II approved by majority of the votes given
on the subject the shall take effect and be in force
IRON O. ~ alter the date Of such approval.
otcGOn Inc form OF ballot TOR The approval OF Ibs
act shall be for amendment; against the approval,
against amendment which shall be the ballot used
at said election and deposited in the box and the
votes gwen for I'd against said be
ted and returned by the inspectors feecton and be
vassed by the state board of eanvassers In
and within the time that the for of
fcers required be counted returned and canvassed
Section IL shall be the duty of the secretary of state
Immediately after canvass shall have been Completed
to the result thereof b. published in the official
state paper.
Section If this act shall he approved bereintefcre
provided all parts of acts far the Con-
fa of e.
pealed
Approved April o. 1866
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AnLoooK's POROUS PLAsTERs.
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oanuga. Kinds County,

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like charm 1 could have sold two dozen this week
I badh4d chem. ). nd as soon as possible ano
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JOHN l. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Mr.. VIM. May, of 245 Spring Street, New York,wrtes
Jan. l. 1856: have been afflicted with asthma 10
upwards Of ten years, receiving no benefit from meo
cal men, 1 was advised by friend to try one oil All
cocks Porous Plasters 1 said, had tried several
kinds of pasters without any benefit, and supposed
thew were all alike. My friend gave me one of Aha
cock,s and urged me to use it. / did SO, and have
,ov v,o,n STEADILY fol- nine months, and find myself
hattsr than have been for many years. Agencys
Rrandretb House. New York. Sold by Druggists 4SlS
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Strange but True!

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage by
turn mali free charge by addressing the undersigned,
Those havipg fears Of being humbugged will obi ~ not
noticing thia card IN 9th will please ad iress their
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GRAHAM'S HAIR REVIEWER!

GRAHAM'S HAIR REVIEWER!
A Valuable Contribution to
MI SdiGaI Science.
a LII valuable sciences aud inventions have heir
IA periods of in ancy, grow III and maturity, which
it takes often ages TO per feet.
Navigation existed from the deluge without nate
rial Improvement, TIL the genus of Watts and Futon
produced the Steamboat felegrapas existed rom
time INN mortal. among the Greeks Romans and
Eastern Nations in the shape OF simple speaking
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the tabled Prometh'us gave them wings OF lightning
1t is so with Graham'S Hair ReneWGr.
This that and the ether body's Restorer," Bal
sam Elixir, "LusrIl" 'Ambrosia." &c, have snug
gled hard for ears 10 supply real want, toremedy
very common disease, namely,
A Premature Loss of Hair.
This want is supple at last in the discovery Of
GRAHRM'S HAIR REVIEWER.
Nothing like it for restoring lost hair preserving
falling hair or beautfyiug a fine head of hair, has
been discovered up TO this hour.
Ii contains poisonous ingredients, no Lac 5 ul-
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sibly ipjure the Hair
Graham'S Hair Remover
Improves the health OF the scalp, frees the pores
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and then promotes the growth and the secretion OF
coloripg mater removes and destroys dandruf aud
gives material goss to the Hair by improving the
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NE PLUS ULTRA
of preparations or the HAIR and bound super cede
all Others by virtue of its unrivaled superiority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Latest Ship News.


Steamship 81 Lawrence James, LONDON jan 20 va
land Ne, g. with merchandise and 81 pasenges 20
neu MIXTURE Go. Had heavy westerly gales tAe 'h"i'
passage; stove bulwarks, &c. - So, -. ~
st,nsp Fab Kee Stirling 81 Jaso Cuba 18TH intt VIII
sugar Sc. to WaydeIl Co.. - IT =
Cromwell Co -. =, ~ , -.
steamship Baltimore, Lewis, Washington d. c. rndse'
TO Jas Hand. %, - -.
Norwegian bark Mandarin Roasted Annoy lO days passed
-, Hslane Jan. -. with teas To Brown BIOS ,o ,
Bns SARAH Peter, Lord TnDdid, Cuba, 10 days, witt
sngaf, &c to George =. stephenson To- "a.
Brs safo (tal - Cartol.smaTe 81 day, wiih iTuiI q
order
pyig Village Belo of 81 John, Y g. molasses to c.
Nenin. Son Had heavy weather. lost deck load on
Italian Brig Argo EsposO. IessiH. 20 days pas ei oiu
ratsr J,n. Is with fin Sc. 10 LSwr.ncc, Ga 80 20.
Big schiller Barbcz Oporo 30 days with "ine' ec'' 10
HaeemryeIs Brown. =, u -.
SER Jnia f. Gagags, Montgomery, 81 John, " b. io'
Pm phia
schr Sale Smith -. Fal River
schr WaIr-ntou Higgins, Providence ioT Pof'
schT Ida t.. krArsc, Bo-ton. 49,, 80.
sehr Henry Potter ST.is Bridgeport FOR Philadelphia
Sctr : Low. -, GiOBce-ieT
schr IiafmOua. - Ehlab-tbp0H foI lFoN'eeh'"'
Schs. Nancy Mills, - Virginia for Ne" maven
scir Mare-ret Am, whrIpsy. liiliar iof Pi'idephs
NISD-sunset. " NV.
ship LongWood Paterson, Calcutta.
Ship Midnight. Crosby. " hsmpoa
snip Webster Sorri., Liverpool.
Brg Burns Port AZ Prince.
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Renefits at WolIack's,

A benefit at Wallack's is benefit. The
beneficiary actually profits by the audience. This is
pot often the case elsewhere Let it be remembered
fAen by such theatergoers as wish to eyinee sbeii
admiration for the players that the Benefit season, OF
woya.,. begins this week. Nh. John Gilbert will
tale his benefit tonignS The play selected for the
occasion is "Tbe Clsndestine Marriage DIT; '!!ocft
Is one Of the best actors living especially in the define
alton Of courty. od.world manners. We bespeak a
crowded house for him tonight Miss Mary Gsnnon's
Benefit is assigned for Wednesday. John Broagham S
Romance and Reality" will be performod-s piece
never hitherto acted at this theseI On Friday The
Old English Gentleman" and Americans in Paris
VIII be acted for the benefit OF Mr. Marx Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

e,eale, every evening until further notice, az WOOD
Tbea,,r There will be Matinee here on Wedncsaay'
Miss Rushton announces change OF pro-
r,anne at her New.York Thester On the first three
evenings Of this week will be presented Inc hint
cs,denero "The Rack Domino" and I" The Pie
noronon IN a snoct Frock." On Thursday comedy
will be acted in which Miss RusAton will assume new
character.
Mr. Fox has made lucky hit with the panto-
MINE ~ .. lack and Gin" at the Old Bowery. The
,hester is nightly crowded and the Spectators pai"o
Ia,lv the Younger clsss manifest great delight In the
on,ersinment which is brilliantly presented. Jack
and Gin, VIII be performed every evening. and On
Saturday afternoons, until change OF bill may appe"
10 be necessary-which will not be sooD.
Mr. Bsrnum has also made lucky hit WIN
Z" Moses or Israel In Egypt" to which we osh'"
e.pecial attention on Saturday The reader WI" .
member that this fine spectacle is presented every Der
noon at . O'clock as well as every evening"
Mr Leut's latest success, 1.-The spri' q Of Thu
silver Shower" still delights large oudf Aces at th
NewYork Circus where it will be PEI formed ever
evening this week. AID at Mstpecs on Wednesday anC
Saturday. Nor will the other grephc features be want
ing at sny entertainment. Mr., James Robinson vii
ride: Mars Will be exhibited; the tumblers Will tumble
I
and the children ponies AMI mules will each In turn
participate in that yous reye that never fails to please
Apropos 10 Mr. Robinson there is good story TO b
told IL will be remembered that Mr.. Frederick Robin
som the excellent comedian at Walack and Mr. JaDo
Robinson, the crcusridcI. Glanced to appear IN TIM
city at about the same tine. sudden publicity thn'
accrued 10 The name Of Robinson. An acquaintance
reports that lately in an alehouse, he CHANGED to heai
two strangers conyersing on the merits oil u perform
ance which they had witnessed at Waiaek's. one
speaker was especially commencing the acting OF MI
Frederick Robinson Hes line actor said tbs
sneaker land more than that when he gets through
at Walacks he goes the Circus. tina be rides
as well as ne acts" Truly, the eye OF Fame Is MOI
always Discriminating.
Mr.. Dan. Bryant varies his programme o
negro minstrclsy from week 10 week, and thus sbBn
dainty pleases the admirers OF this description o.
amusement. There are no better Ministries in Oh,
country. This week the programme includes vulcan
at the Forge" Polly Ann" The Dead Docks,
Challenge Dance" Biyants Stump Speech. snd othei
pleasing features.
This glance over the field Of local thea,rcal'
i1stifes the anticipation OF very various and agree
able week for the pleasure seekers of this community
II is the ooddc prosperity with our 'heaters. not
withsianding Lent. and the approach Of Spring. MAY
prosperity and contentment continue 10 attend all who
deserve those blessings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
lMisceilaueous.

Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe will make his first
appearance ca the New.York stage tonight at the
Olympic. He win play Sir Charles ColdstreaIn in
Used Up" and will also sustain leading part IN the
extravaganza OF Cinderella Ia Comare" which will
be produced for the first time this occasion. Mrs
Wood will also appear. New scenery and new music
are promised and there is every reason TO anticipate
brilliant opening night.
Miss Maggie Mitchell will continue IL play
Fanchon every night until further notice at Nibo's.
Criticism Of this effort is foresalled BY the following
remarkable announcement, which emanates from the
management Of the tbester and which we tIanscribe
- positive curiosity: Second week OF the brilliant
engagement OF Miss Maggie Mitchell. whose charming
PRESERVATION OF the Elm Fanchon is winning higher
popular and artistic successes than have ever before
Endorsed its fame Ia Nev York triumph unequiyo.
eally attesed In the nightly repeated evidences OF
crowded audiences and il the enthusiastic seelamaops
with which she IL nightly recalled before the curtain a
the close OF every act After that the voics OF praise
may well be dumb.
Mr. Edwin Booths Rchelieu still attract:
mutudes to the Winter Garden 1t will be presented
Wednesday, at the Matinee. On Saturday 1ir
Booth played Ruy Blss for the benefit OF charitable
sooiesy. We do not ut ell admire hin 10 the part
VA4Sn NoAAIv rVmantic ana soDtIiuoht1-Ou' VIC oi
glad 10 record that the performance resulted well VI
"wednesday evening next Mr.. Edmond de hondioi
will make his second appearance at this tbester IN thu
character Of Shyioek. Miss Mary Mitchell viii ensc
Portia We trust large audience may be present OF
that occasion.
Mr.. Owens, al the Broadway Thoater, is u
give but performances more OF Scion Single ant
the Live Indian. These humorous individuals viii dis
appear at the close Of this week. and on Monday next
will give place to josh Butterfly. in Ton Taylor
Victims" and Horatio Sprugsins in the Old farce
Forty winks.' We remember tina, Mr.. Owens, il
both these parts is thing Of Joy II nst Of beauty
may also be noted that those who see the play Of Vic
tins viii receive solution Of that occult phrase AN,
when you wear il think Of me. with which the fence
Of the metropolis sre jsst row sdorsed-or dsdgursd
Thar win 10 matinee performance ct the Brosdws
Wbestsr o Saturday. usual
Miss Lucille Western will continue 10 snsc
sxslea - csssH," n "Atsssasas or tie ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Pass~u gers Arrived.

FROM LONDON-In steamship 81. Lawrenee-ssniue
Holyer and lady. o.,
FKOM NEWORLEANs-in steamship Evening star-
Lieut. Col w r. Cewie, L. j. Z. Thompson &. p oard,e
r. J. Rogers =. Learned. Col E-~rson John Menta
NJchon Mr. Guebe wife and children Lama and VIE
Mss and Master Lama H. Harrison j. Podess, wiie sne
child L. Islrck ard II. Pichsrdi VI. Headen
Rev Outrnberick, q. ID. Mayon A Lanuch- 7. Downing
J. r. Riggs J. &. Chandler T. A. Conti o. r. Ballou, A. ,
smith d. Dour- and WIFE J. r. stage Is. Cohen r. Antoine
D Hurley c. Hurry, J. r. Nei d. Lieut Col w. H. Seip
Capt, Schwartz Lieut. Page Lieut. sp-ncet Lent, lie bl.n
Al Hardy L. Resell and three IN second caom,,, A. =,
In steamship Alabama-J. Mcconnell, Jas "a; oaes, Jos
" Brrd.I.y j. Cornan J. DeCofsy sad lady, W. H. Grey
Aes Loneresu. and 10 IN steerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
NETWORK DAILY TRJ euNE,, MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1866

Of hi. sleeping apartment opep and three dress coats
that he had made ND. valued at $50 stolen. He in
formed Officer Logan of the Twentieth Preclpet OF
what had occurred and be in tnrn vas informed Dy
little girl that she had seen u young man go mo
stable close by He entered and found John Geary,
who pretended to be asleep. In a box near Dy was
found the missing coats He at once arrested ana
subsequently committed for trinl by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
CITY NE WIS.
The Hon. j

tbs PUsIM BAIL At THE ACADEMY. On
Thursday next the Iifh Annual Invitation Ban Of the
Purin Association xill be given Of the Academy OF
Music which will be fitted up in unique aud sumpnous
style for the occssonhe interior OF the building to be
so decorated A. 10 transform 1t into The Persian sle OF
architecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

ARRBsT OF A BURGLAR.-0n Saturday morn.
ing Mr.. Henry wsisel Of No. Peg West Fortiethh.
woke Up With sthnG sensation. IS though he had In
>Aled sllersf.1w and feRDl ono Of ~ rest Window
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
EXAMPLES.

Fol
biz blowing S~S" the society ""'
have force namely hvey@In
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The LATE ROBBERY AND MURDER IN Thirty
PIfTIl. ARREST ON SusPICIos.-A few days since
Officers McEural and Smith Of the Twentieth Precinct
were informed by Mrs. Alice birmingham. residing III
West Thirty .ninth.st. that her sOn.in'law. William
Coulter was concerned in the murder Of Philip IRA
mer the private Waterman in the silk mandatory Of
Messrs. Heineman Silvermann. Nos AZ. 4s and i2l
Yves, Thiry-6ith st. the 18th inst and the subse'
queut robbery of the place. He arrested by the
officers aud ~ Hugh hcGinnis and Michael hckenna
Interested themselves very much 10 secure hs release
they were also arrested. She also stated that Coulter
was In the habit OF going into the ale house Of Heny
Compts ana Richard Grmshaw. and as both OF these
were unfayorably known TO the police they 700. were
arrested. In the possession Of the last named were
found goods taken from the above manufact0ry ana
also from the sk manuinct0ry Of Mr. Joel T. liyans
corner OF West and Bank.sts. which was entered on
Jan ~ In tho apartment Of Coulter was found some
OF the goods stolen from the Thirty ffhst manuiac
tory Coulter McKeDna, MoGinnis and Grinshaw
were recognized by Paul Soboker conductor on the
Tenth ave railroad the four men who on the morn
ing Of the murder. entered his car at the corner o
Thirty .ffth.st. and Tenthave. with bundles IN Their
possession On Saturday the prisoners were taken be-
fore Justice Dodge aud the statement 0f The above
facts were by him committed for trIal without ball.
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lllls,ar:y1A|bun.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED,
VIII also contain
THE FALSE HEIR:
OR
TIE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
A beautiful story
ny MRS. HARRIET CONSTELLANO.
THE FALSE HEIR.

TuE FALSE HkIh
The following 3. . IL, Of The con,sa,s osSO.Ig:
THE EALfE H ~ 4r il sg ,ssy us,,,,,a
/ THiiEi KiWi, TIE XVII Illustrated
Fly III Y !hts~.:A'G cA Ita.,IiiSi
ABorT 4 NEW BoNNEr
Az GE96Ag pS TgE S iIias Ht.i.;.s
FIERCE CoNfIicT vim a TIGER
JOURNAL Or An OLD DOCTOR. illustrated
POISONED VALLEY Or JAVA.
7 FIX IRWIN WIFI 4 h. fSf% ON FASHIONS.
AAffas44S55t.i, "a ESfs Z Is. wis.,
COSVALEsCENT IIlu.uated
vAGARIFS or lMAGINAIlON.
TOMB OF Cn1TEAuBRlND. Illustrated.
hifEs ffri HlRn 5SfTki Illustrated
cu RIOT II itr Iiis; Of FORTUNE.
ANSoYASSCCES OF TALL MAN.
r rfRtnhT SCENE N \ RAIL CAR
CONsUMPIIvE PEOPLE.
a s nfi JOY DROP
MARION, THE kENIEAnIED.
MAGGIE WYNNF,S VALENTINE.
THE WIDOWS LAMP. illustrated.
OPIUM SMOKING
p dbb Th.s1 or W dREkT MEN.
o ofnf s,ioklSd PIPE nla.,rs,sd.
SIGNS OF GOOD AND BAD MEAT
STRANGE MATRIMONIAL CONFLICT.
NOVEL LETTER CARRIERS. Illustrated
USEFUL AND SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.
A MOORISH PIRATE Illustrated
FLOATING AWAY TO REST. Poem.
VIOLA MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
WHAT HAPPESED TO MRS SPROUT.
PARLOR PASTAIES.
the KITTEN FIRST LESSON Illustrated
AN ARITHMETICAL TRICK.
HfNDOO JUGOLEKY.
CHINESE WIDOWS
WHALE HUNTING.
ORIGIN OF PLAYING CARDS
A l.. BiogfaUiiCAl
"Tord, p,Eiwod,' De Tocquoyile," "Gonne'!i" etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

A SILK WAREHOUSE ROBBRD-THg THIEVES
LEAVE THEIR PLUMBER BEHIND THkM-Early on Sat.
urdsy night party OF burglars forced entrance into
the silk and millinery store Of Anthony Asre. on the
second door Of No 4s9 Broadway corner of Broomest
nv means of false KEYS Silk 10 the amount Of g. 800
were by them packed up In two bags. ready for re
moys At this juncture something must have occur
rod 10 brighten the thieves for they fed leaving the
bags behind them on the landing Ontsde the store door
Soon s,erward two young men, who slept IN the building
returned and finding that the place had been entered
notified Officers Stevenson and jackson OF tho Eighth
Precinct search resulted in the discovery OF The
bags The goods we're subsequently delivered to the
proprietor BY Capt. Mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
EXTENSIVE THEFT ON CITY CAR.-AbOut

o'clock on Saturday evening. while Mr.. Sevay was
riding up town in Fourth.ave car. he had his pocket
picked Of wallet containing certificate Of stock OF
the California Ophir Mining Company. and small snIn
Of money and an opal and diamond breastpIn Of the
value OF o. 600 No clue to the thief has yet been dis
covered.
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iAdyerfisemeut.1

lAdvertisemsn,1
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