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MILITARY ASYLUM.

THE MANAGERS OF THE NATIONAL
Asylum for discharged volunteer soldiers, author
lied by act of Congress, approved March 81, 1866
ask proposals for sites for Asy]ums by donation
SALE The premises mustste situated in one of
the loyal States, contain at least two hundred
acres of land, and be in a healthy location and
easy of access by railroad otherwise. IT is the
purpose of the managers to erect, without delay,
extensive and permanent buildings for said Asy-
lums, and its establishment will be largely advan-
tageous to any section railroad in the vicinity
of its location.
p Plans, specifications and estimates for Asylum
buildings, including detached cottages, are also
asked for the approval of the Board. Liberal
compensation will be given for the successful
plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications and estimates
the first named to be in writing, containing plot
and description of grounds and terms and condi-
tions of transfer-must be sent to Major General
BE. Butler at Lowell, Mass, cor before the
goth day of June, 1866. -
. 81. rr.tt' .. BENZ. F. BUTLER,
President Board of Managers.
!. LEWIS B. GUNCKEL, Secretary. ..-- --.
- tRE@ Publishers of papers authorized TO pub
ish the laws of the United States will insert for
hree weeks, and send bill, with copy of publica-
ion, prior. to June 90 june 5-3w
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GOVT OR RHEUMATIsM

Pain occurring in the loins is indicative of the
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
to acid stomach and chalky concretions. fse
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OREGON.
James FL. D. Henderson, Eugene City.


James FL. D. Henderson, Eugene City.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Samuel J. Randall, Phil 4. j. Glossbreuner, YORK
adelphia Vacant.
Charles o'Nein, Phila Abraham A, Barker, Eb-
VIM. D. Kelley Kelley, Phila. Step. :. Wilson, Wells
NJ Rus Tnayer, Chest boro'
nut Hill, Phila Glenn w. Sco6eld, War
rfstown. Chas. V. Culver, Frank
j. NJ BroomaIl, Media. lin.
Syde'ahana E. A'leonH, Jno Z. Dd'rso", Browns
Thad Stevens, Lancaster.Jas. <. Moorhead, Pitts
Myer Stro,tse louisville. borgh.
Phillip johnson, Easton Thomas Williams, Pitts
barre Geo y Lawrence, Mo-
UIys Mercur, Towanda. nongahela City.
G. F. Miller, Lewisburg.
RHODE ISLAND. .s.H
Thos. A Jenckes, Provi- Nathan F. Dixon, Wes-
dence terly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Jno. D. Kennedy, -. Samuel MCGOWAN, -
William Aiken, - James Farrow, -
Nath. G: Taylor, WIN: B. Campbell, Nash
Horace G;,s Maynard Knox VILE .u
VIM. NIB B. Stokes, Smith I Z r R. Hawkins,
vile. ]. W. Leftwitch, Mem
Edward Cooper, phis.
Vergennes. Line.
Justin 8. Morrill,, STRAIT
ford.
VIRGINIA.
w. Fl. B. Gusts, -. A. Fl. 81. Stuart, Staun-
L. H Chandler, Norfolk ton
B. johnson Barbour. Robert Y. Conrad, Win
Robert Rdgeway, Rich chester. ....
mond. Daniel H Hodge, Mont
Beverly A. Davis, Dan gomery.
vile.
WISCONSIN. .i-s....
Halbert E. Paine, Mil Charles a. Ezridge, Fond
waukie. du Lac
Ithamar c. Sloan, James Philetus Sawyer, Osh-
vile. kosh.
Amasa Cobb, Mineral Valdez D.. McIndoe,
Point. Warsaw. f
Chester D. Hubbard, K. v. Whaley, Point
Wheeling Pleasant.
George r. Latham, Graf
ton.
delegates from the Territories.
NEW MEXICo.-J. Francisco Chaves, Santa Fe.
= UTAH.-WiUidm III. Hooper,, Salt Lake City.
Observation-Disclosures A. Denny, Seattle.
NEBRASKA.-Phineas w. Hitchcock, Omaha.
CoLoRADo.-Allen A. Bradford, Denver.
DAKoTA.-Walter A. Burleigh, Yancton.
ARIzoNA-John N. Goodwin, Prescott.
IDAHo.-E d. Holbrook Idaho City.
MoNTANA.-Sdnesel Mclean, BannQRk City.
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FINTE OLD WINEs

an nAI. IONS OLD AND DELICIOUS SOUP
PERN0NG Wine by the GALLON.
inne oNtf B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
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Price of the above blanks 81 per quire. .I
q These, with various other Blanks, such as Land
are gotten up in superior style, with appropri.
ate blank endorsements on back, and printed on
good paper. They will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash.
ANY Blanks, not on hand, will be printed to or
der at the shortest notice, at the -.-:
. STANDARD OFFICE.
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE JUST HAD. PRINTED VARIOUS
Blapk forms for cases in the Superior courts fol
lows Pc. I'd p. t| ..... ...
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1uShDuShoAA'ii, OoiuhA- u. SniioIy, olhCuo.
John Wentworth, Chi s. NJ. Cullom, Spring
yo sagf F. rarnsworth, St. Iss sid W. Ross. Lewis
Elihu B. Washburne, Anthony Thornton, Shell
Ad Gas9 e. Harding Mon nsuills Marshall Nc.
E. G. lngersoll, Peoria. Jehu Baker, Alton. s
B. G. Cook, Ottawa. Andrew j. Kuykendalf,
Henry T; d; Bromwen, Vienna
s. W. Moulton, (as 1a,ye) shelbyvile. ....
~ ..-s ..t+4 INDIANA. ....... .-..
William f. Nsblack, Vim Danid W Voorhees,, Terre
M ssnnsS Kr New eo afass s. orth, 1afay
Ralph Hill Columbus. Schuyler colfax, South
J. a; Farquhar, Brook Bend.
George W. Julian, Gen. Thomas N. stiliweii,
Ebenezer Dumont, Indi- n: a..#
annapolis. --....-f
.f'... ,..s,s.i e,, IOWA. .- ...r
James F. Wilson, Fair John A. Kasson, Des
field. ." Moines.
W. B. Allison, Dubuque. Sioux City.
Josiah B. Grinnell, Grim
Sidney Clarke, Lawrence.
80 KENTUCKY.
Lawrence 8. Trimble, Lovel n. Rousseau, Lou
Paducah. sss- Sc I, isyille - sEf.ssr
Burwell G. River, Hop Green Clay Smith, Cow
HenrS Order, Bowling G. ss saanElin, Nicholas
Green. Vile. - tsz4ssassa
Aaron Harding, Green's W. 81. Randall, London.
burg Samuel Mckee, Mount
. Sterling. x9s
LOUISIANA :,
Louis st. Martin. John 2. King, - -: g
sas sa,1 B e S,s 3 3 Young
MAINE,
John Lynch, Portland. John H Rice Foxcroff.
Sidney Perhain, Paris Fred. A. Pike, Calais.
Jas. g. Blaine, Augusta. -
MARYLAND. ,Ssi y. = IS
Hiram Nc CteNough, Elk Francis Thomas, Frank
tom Vile.
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The Civil Rights Bill.
8. -. s,,---.-,..-,,-->--s~1->l,,---<7-[-'

We publish below the Civil Rights
Bill as It recently passed the Congress
az, Presidents Veto Z
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commissioners OF Emigration.

y special moouug Of the Commissioners oi Emigration
viii hsld yesterday Mt o'clock IN the board at
osstc esrion. Tho minutes Of The previous meeting
having hoon road and confirmed the secretary read .
letter concerning the resignation Of pr Cox The consult
uE physician . ne Board.
0n ~ motion Of Nj LEwrIti Or sohng was
1r on'cd x the salary t 600 per annunl paid
III hN predecessor Mr. Kaufman said he nal received
Mg complaints from Tic German residents against The
Woge Companies Tho company had demanded forty
ern oss rry snn PARCELS and he asked whether this
flprofel hy NE aw Tho Secretary said the price
N0s featunabe ono pared with what Was charged
w "Afac companies Mir FnuEman replied that n
sa'a Wong 70 compel om'rfanis to part With their
n,FkA, hnd checks whether they could remove ID bv
s.en1cYcs y. uf not Mr. C'norulan sald such sn,c
o' things war directly nrsns, Inc ortinsnsa =, ~
"a, W secretary said Il VIZ Kaufman a. pres
~, m s. vsfman society, would direc, INC agent on
tnt soeaV 10 spIear before tho Hoard ,hr 49,, -,
'r fhou'a % oosed INTO. Tho matter was uIt,matsl,
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As the Board of Health do not meet until to- morrow
nothing of vital importance was yesterday revealed.
DR. Harris reports another ndisputable OF cholera
II appears that servan, girl engaged as cook with
family residing in Thirty fifth street died from attack
of cholera on Tuesday evening. On Sunday evening
last she paid visit 10 her sister living somewhere in
the neighborhood Of Wiett street. The next morning
she seized with sudden attack of darrhoa, which
resulted ia her death at about midnight on TUESDAY.
Wcu street is well knswn as one OF the most
unhealthy in the cjty.and no doubt IS entertained by
the health authorities that her death caused by
is asserted however. from the quarter that there
is nofear OF an epidemic such cases occur in the
oveTcrowded city almost every year.
REPORT OF DEPUTY HEALTH OFFICER BIssEiL.
The following s Dr. Bissell's report from Lower Quar-
antne Of yesterday
HosrrAL SnlP June ~ 1868
The following three new cases were received since last
report
June 12--Johanns Johansen, aged 10 months Sweden !;
LENT Lampbn, years, Hanover; Eva Johansen, =,
Sweden.
The following two patients died since
June l2Cornelins Nohr. aged 80 Germany; Johannis
Johansen. 10 months, sweden.
remaining ~ ias' rePvrt -
New cases. y
r.., a.,
Died ..........
D. H. BIssELL, Deputy Health oficcr
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referred on the motion OF Mr. 0Gornan the Castle
Garden Committee Mr. Cumming referred 10 tho qles-
ton OF railroad tickets for enigrants The Secretary
way tickets at the Garden they picked Up by board
ing house runners, who wished 10 make Con-.
mission out OF the tickets, and frequently re-.
the ticket refunded. In such CO .p ,hat
the rule was for the company 10 .s,und the money
al the end Of two weeks. 4eIunu .. ~ .as a,so
referred TO the Castle o. -s,,oa .nS NAV W. o,Cornan
stated lha, .srden Committee Mt NJ, 1v,inan 70.
a.v4 S -etter had been received by hln win re-
sa'a ~ 'ne property Of some emisrants VINO ded o'l
,oard he snip Virginia He moved, and il was resolved
'hat inc natter be referred to the Castle Garden con-
miltee The Board then adjourned.
"a excursion OF the Emigration Commissioners and the
Soard Of Trustees Of the Irish Emigration Society after
wards took place to Wards Island. The new hospital
then chistened the Verplanck State Hospital after
the chairman OF the Emigration Commissioners, and a
dinner held in the houTe of Hr Superintendent
Pagan. Speeches were made by Mr. Richard oGorman,
General Davis and others, and the excursonsts soon
after returned TO town in the steamer c. W. Thomas.
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any comments OF its own, which is rather pity snee
VI would ike 10 have its opinion
Artificial guano and other articles for manurng lana
have been declared fee of duty without distinction a.
flag. ,4a
From the 1sL OF July next the contribution ieVisa
hitherto for the building of watch houses LOT Susoh
''-~a- officers viii be abroga.ea
We read IN ihs Jttao that the sma,loS % nn
stl ragged among the poorer classes II sinai =" -
the north side Of the coast 80 iprsdetton
COPPER mine has been discovered 20 sIe J1i'sss''
Of Ponce No particulars are glvea ,rooo rho govern
In consequence Of pommuhlV'''0h .io,A -
ment OF Guadaloupe relative TO the sanary a.
tha. ISLAND the Cv of Porto RICO naa s,o
that vessels arriving at any ports "a aho nnaran,ine
nadaloune should remain but eight days IN quaIan'ne
,ns,eaa ~ Green or twenty, as has beeh tae o"ae
hitherto THIS speaks well for the present r. ,n condition ''
that unhappy sand 50 long VNsn " ,e :, 1p"e,nS
eaamer Arus Il producing the corresponding effect as
the number Of passengers is daily increasing; Ihere
.or IA ose han one hundred and seventytwo last trp
She touched al Guanca under slbyenton Of one thou
sana dollars annually
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MooaF aged SO years native or the parish of Iucan
county Dublin, Ireland
The friends and rca YES of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend snc funeral Friday afternoon, at
.Mo o'.ss precisely from his late residence NO.
r~sr street.
MORTON Suddenly, at hi residence, Mahwah, n j..
on Wednesday morning, june Is Major WnusM N y NOR
Ton, son OF the late Hon. Seofse W. lio'o' u noeoA,
u j. aged 20 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MORRISON AT Staten Island bn tuesday June l2,
JAMES MORRISON, aged y gears
The nneral ia take place from the residence Of ms
brother Smith street. Ninth street, Solth BROOK
iyn, this Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock.
NcCoamAca-on Sunday. June 10 Wm II. II. McCoR.
aAcK eldest son Of J. II. Mccormick late of Antrim,
Ireland
brooklyn Tuesday morning, at eleven O'Clock, Tor
mt rment in Evergreen cemetery
OnELL In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. June IL, MOSES
F. opELi, agcd As years
Nolce OF funeral hereafter.
PfcE.0n Tuesday, June II, AT the residence Of her
yane s Pccs.
The y.a,iyes and FRIENDS Of The family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents, Sing Sing to-day ahursday, twelve o'clock,
noon, without further notice
RyAN.on Wednesday, June ia, cATnARIsE, the be-
loved wifi. OF Michael Ryan native OF the parish Has
pta, county Limerick Ireland IN the 51th year ol hef
The friends and relatives Of lie family are respectfully
invited attend The fneIa from her late residence 53t
West Nineteenth street on Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
Limerick ana Kentucky papers please copy
suEnLocs IN Brooklyn, on Tuesday. June IL, sud.
denly, ELIZA, Youngest dausl,er oF Robert H. Sherlock
| aged IA years aad7 months- 500.
Tho friends and relatives o The faIni are invited to
attend funeral fro tho Church OF st. Mary, Star
OF the sea- this ifhursday) aflnrnoon at two O'Clock
| SHoSG0n Wednesday. June ~, PATRICK STRONG,
| aged 80 years ...
Tho relatives ard friends OF the fa ny respectfully
invited attend The funeral from his late residence No
jackson street, Friday afternoon, At wo o'clock
WFLwoOp.-in Brooklyn Wednesday, June 13
| ARrnrR RoBEkT WELwooD, Of Joseph and Sarah
| Welsood.
Fare thee well sweet bud y hearty,
Ittle Arthur fare thee well;
Tor thon vert too FAIR ana lovely
In q wogd like this to dwell
The relatives and fraGds of the family respectfully
invited aucnd tho funeral, this Qhursday) aternoon
1t three O'Clock. from the residence Of his parents 2l5
| Gold street
| wusos.-on Wednesday, June ~ TsoaAs wi,soS,
| aged 65 years.
| wo.rgxmoLa london on Wednesday. May 80,
after long Illness trANcEs the beloved wife Of George
| wostenholin Esq of Kenwood shelied.
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IE nANANA QNNraro gntMrE


"
nAyAsh june Q 1869.
The .euCh steamer ranayaa from s. Thomas brings
novs from Venezuela whiI 7 eood yoa ~ fis, con
-,Jance
TIE dates nom taracas The 2q.n Of May Ino
papen are Med v.ih thc IMPORTANT question prevailing
iroughot te country relative tho atttudc tho ropub
bc should assume the actual ccnIict between spain
ana M republics q the Pscihc
The Caracas rdedi,so 81 ne Oh ut rcfsrs 20 the
actaio wh!oh hai taken place IL Congress with respect
10 thc presdclis message aheren he communicated 10
1hal tody ne novs u nc nor.iardmaa at Of Valparaiso
Aod expressed : doziro know l- policy whisn Con-
kfeAl ~ Ght thEA proper o adopt the occasion "A
committee was appointed accordingly The proceedings
ti which We ind " pApeTs 81 recent date
lhcY s4nn4ttcd W ncn houses resoilti0n thai Vea
egneia should unltc herself vth Peru aud Ch.la
ihc resolution was adopted rst tho President vetoed
= As rash aGd imPoc. Tins re par, Of The
t1ecntlfo IrcdrccG riot certain classes ol the
ropS@' on, who attacked tao spanish Legation de
tioyed 'he archives an committed n, kinds ~ ex
cesEos The rngCgders of h's dirgracofu nnaiI were
arrested, tired and punched Tie governments arc do
trrmncd not e commit then selyos ny an fnpruiont al.
nance vi'n CHILE ~ Feru tho war Nth gpain unless
\ should pear that tic litter POWER harhGred nicn
hous sgans Tho independence q tho spanish American
rtIutlics which one alleges
Tie Minister for the Interior lad issued circular
~iin reference to ne necessary security 70 spanerds
fetdeut IN the republic
Tho Minister OF finance had made an arrangement
N tic Daich banking house of MessIs ! A JesuIam
Son whereby the ntoT engage o. strry The govern.
peni from me 18th 81 May lilo 18Th OF Januar, nc Il
VIII the Of htc IA 1usand dollars daily and n re-
mourscmcni thereof hey wofu to i've crdor on the
tnstom hcusss q LaeaayrR, Puerto Cebso Bolivar City
-kad Mafdiaibe A further Jean io the go.'r1ncnt or
flt4 Vto wa also arranged for ~ he same pe'ty duly
Fe'hrlent ry .hl &C. cinmcLt
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


cLRK-wrEYIn Brooklyn, on Wednesday, MAY 10
at the residence Of the officiating clergyman, Rev H. ~
Galaher, CLANCY c. CLARK OF Brooklyn, TO Miss MARY
stss d''sn''' q Joseph W'''y' ESQ., of h01"'n''
DEaxryc-C Aar--In New Haven, on Tuesday June r.
at the residence Of the brides father by tho Rev.
Edwin Harwood. d. D. GEORGE L. DESyINc, of Hartford,
Conn, to FANNIE @., daughter of Gilbert Camp, Esq.
DoMA--RoDcERs.--On Monday, June II, by the Rev.
". W. Newell, d. d., CHARLES DoMM TO ANNE NJ
RopGsRs
EaroS--DosAv.--A, st. AIMS church. or Saturday,
June Q. by the Rev. 7. s Preston, H. f. EAroS 10
MAGGIE A. DoRAN.
Tuesday evening, June Il, n Gao West Tsleniy-tlrd
street. Mr.. G. L. GorrEY to Miss CARRIE II. ysLEy7IsE.
HlrcHcocK-BRowN.-- Tuesday, June IL, by the
Rcv. Dr Howard Crosby, Mr. j. Roonvrfr HlrcHcocK TO
ku'--RoE AT Patterson, on Wednesday, June l3 by
the Rev j. Pascal Strong, of Passac, Ira A. KIp to
arlE, Youngest daughter Of David Zoe. ESQ No cards
owEss-McRovG.-o Tuesday evening, Juno II by
the Rev. Mr. Hubble Captain EIAH OwENs 10 Mis- ErI-
f. MoRoSG only daughter OF Israel and Mary J.
Morong, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
PRATr-Roor.--A - st. Lnkes church, in this city, on
Tuesday evening, June H. by the Rev Ale eyander Ca
prom assisted by the Rev. II Tuttle, d. D. TaoaAa 9
PRAlr TO ANNA MARION, Youngest daughter OF Milo r.
Root, and niece of the officiating clergyman
Hudson IN. r. papers please copy.
PrIcE-CAMrnFTI.-0n Monday, juno IL at ST. Ann :
church, BY the Rev Thomas Gallaudct, ~ D., TnoasoS
PFIcE. OF this city to EsTELLE CAPBE, OF Detroit Mich
SrANCr IFfE--MaRTls On Thursday. April 20 by Rcv.
pr. Burchard, HARRY srASuTfE to Mrs. ElGEInA
MARTlS
wmEy--HowAT,o. Tuesday, June IL by tho Ree.
VIII am Go.haro, CHiR 81 g. WILEY, OF sanerna, Rock
land county, TO Miss MAGGIE j. HowArp;of Ncw,own
Long Island.
WHEELER--HAv HAvsys-In BROOKLYN on Tuesday, juno
IL at the residence of the brides parents bY Rev A. L.
Cnyicr, assisted by Rev. d. W. Havens, LLiSGs
WHEELER, Jr, TO EArriE l., Only daughter OF J. H. Ha
rcns a, all Of Brooklyn.
wAiBRIDoE-wooLLsY.-In this city, on Wednesday,
Jnne 49, by Rev. Howard Crosby, y. ~, Hon. II. $.
WAtERnGr, OF ithaca, n Y, and Mrs pEDaYA Won'e
OF this
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Y NfI Al =. WUVN.
ANDREW LAWRENCE
WILLIAM 4, FUAMAS.
n $500 ft.,k f.4n


voluntary patrol also organ ed, 1'iy q 0fcr-
ing tier services that ten upup duty every night
and tho turn OF each comes i've iays. Cna Ug
the volunteers the Rev Mr. Root, the Eliscora
Clergy and several Of tho members PASS tLcir
hca's their horses All have taken the oath and
obtained authority TO act policemen, though they
draw pay. They made their 1rst arrest about ten
days since Between twelve aud O'Clock nj Rht
OF the patrols fyo standing together frou
Of tho Terrace, and upcn addressing them ass!lcd
with violent abuse
Get ea your horse, and We vii knock your hcad 70
pece8, concluded tho verbal attack.
.fhat is exactly What ! want, quietly replied the
patrol and blowing bs whistle hc soon had TIC two VIC.
lent ones q the gang in the ock Up one o them proved
20 be DcaD sullivan, tho who killed Tom Burns
Upon cAam'nat0p they were hold 20 bad 10 appear for
trial
thcsc efforts 70 have hal no crec, whatever IN
aleI ming the criminals During The present week two
on the boios of a. the operations have been committed
un0or tho very Roses u the patrol On Monday
night the smokchonsc u Diver Crooks broken open
nnd about thirty large hams and shoulders stolen and
IN say afternoon the hoasc Of German laborcr was
entered ID open dry, ana robbed of siEo in money and
az tha ricthng the poof a. possessed The principal
dgc1tsion now going on among thc people of NoWtnwn
d whether ps,o gun or knife the most efficient
and certain vcnnon Sh0nld Of these depredators
he detected N hs crimes hs punishment would he ap,
como more twfty than By the Tagging iaboTs II the
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RAIDS OF BURGLARS on OUR NEiGHBoRiNG vfL-
lAGrS-yoLuHTARY POLICE oRGANIZEp-- RE
WARDS OFFERED Fos THE FIRST ARRbsr, Erc.
The villages and towns Long Island in the vicinity
Of this city, state of excitement Consequence
Of arcmarkably bold, annoying AID provoking series Of
burgares 10 when they have been subjected within the
lait few weeks. At Fort Hamilton sum OF money has
raised a reward offered for the frs arrest The
people Of Jamaica and the adjoining towns have been
tensiyely pluadercG, but kowoan 10 have been
the avorto held 81 opera for the villains. This
small village % line the Flushing Railroan about
= miles from New York Within two months more
than twcnty have been committed in The place.
and tho scouneis seem 10 nko spec al plumber
those who ;oast afford the less though the d~peda
tola arc not confined 10 any elass. The house of Mr.
TcEtabary lately entered and a watch and
cham taken iIom nail directly The
head OF his bod HIS panIaoons with seven
tlcn dollars money IN The pockets were
also carried Oh: besides ask saoaue which his wife
jugt finishing Tho houses % Mas.srs. sherman and
Howac entered, aud nearly AL the clothing they
Themselves 70 vine ald cold chicken, and had hiab
feast the basement The bodncss aRd frequency OF
thcao crimes have aroused the people TO combined
ofJt 70 patS stop to hcr aud subscr ptiop was made
AMI tho following bill posted about The town.
$50 RrwaRp-whereas numerous bnrcieies and roh.
Eccs have committed within the past few months
the rage oil Newtown and vicinity, and NJ meeting
tho matter N hand money having been raised and
pln0cd at their disposal for the purpose Of offering suit
able reward for the detection of the party parties
commiinE snoh depedaicDs therefore, pursuant the
power vested Ia us. We, the Undersigned Do hereby
div dnal ho Will detect and arrest peron
oaaa y the aet CT eommittng any burglary @ rob.
ne congielon u PARTY. Also proporonsie amount
tc scsard wI be paid TO aoy individual who VIII IN.
Any rasiy that may be engaged 20 ,hc
,un Or any Of the above crimes
ANDREW LAWRENCE T. 4. MOORE