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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Seizure of a Policy Office Keepers Books and
Pap1S-On Saturday last Detective Robert Hunt, Dy
Assessor of the Fifth District 20 exAderman Charles
Mcren's policy shop. No 272 Bowery and made an ex'
animation of the books kept there, and found that no
license had been paid no special tax no I'VE per cent on
the gross receipts had any accounts such as are re-
aured by law, been kept The books and papers were
tbon taken possession Of and held evidence in
criminal prosecution to be brought before Commissioner
The Lottery Cases-The case OF Harlow T. Sill, lottery
ticket dealer az No 272 MOtst, who is charged with
tax or the OF Ave per cent on his gross receipts
md with keeping the aecountsof his business required
Shields yesterday. w. Hnse, loteryticket dealer at
1894 Green wich.st called as witness oy the Gov.
eminent and gave facts in relation TO the manner
OF conduene fine lottery business He said there were
two classes OF ticketsOttery tickets ana POHcy .AS
the managers. mddlemen, shOpmen or clerks inc
returns OF all lottery and pollcy SHOPS arc & ore tvo
drawings day. Thirteen numbers are drawn OUT eacn
time out Of rs put in HO had known lottery dealers 70
sci out 10 Others who carried on the business nnuer tue
original licenses, only changing tne names, g. me- ciiv
ayers the Missouri and Kentucky lotteries III thls
are BENJAMIN Wood, Frank King, William France, ana n.
Cotton The receipts are signed by Benjamin Wood Tho
firm Of the managers Is 9; a. Murray q man MAJ;
named Bauch generally executes the managers
bonds. The firm OF Mcintyre % 90. is 10
as Murray Co.. think there are about 400 poicy shops
I'm the city the gross receipts average S0OOO daily Sou
tupng all the points existing the other cases ana peH
made cascl said that his clients were compelled 70
go to certain places to make returns OF ese e put
business. Witness resumed | went 10 Murray q 20 20
aud asked II they would give bonds for my business anu
they refused before this had made my returns 70 enS ~
aud they had deducted from my account at he enH o
each month five per cent OF my pr9nts tneJ
treated all the other policy dealers VINO uo ouopoy
them In the manner so as 10 Keep up Tue honoOy
Counsel for defense alleged that the packers received
taxes from the dealers that were dus 10 aS wa"
aud kept the sums SO received An adJournen, T h
then had for evidence to be produced hat some vi .o
parties charged with nonpayments OF me specai tTA
had paid that 10 the collectors OK their various us
tIicts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Alder
Bergen in the chair Alderman Whitney moved thai
there be added to the ordinances Of the city sections pro
hbitIng the ringing of bells by junkmen venders
the blowing Of horns steam whistles the streets and
OF the city, under the penalty Of $40 for each Of
fense Laid on the table, Alderman Whiting moved that
the Brooklyn Prospect Park and Flatbush Railroad Com
pdy be notified finish the laying OF their track and 70
the road and OF their TO do that
the street Commissioner have their track taken Car
ried. Alderman Nolan moved that the City Clerk be d.
rected notify the Metropolitan Railroad Company "a
their road without conductors In addition
to drivers and that In OF neglect TO comply the Leg
sature be petitioned for such action will enable the
Common Council 10 enforce such regulation. Adopted.
Alderman Bergen offered the following which was
adopted:
Utrsos charged altering
that the desiguasg the
for Of the officers elected have
written erased otherwise Aered ast
with fraudulent ueoti ssd
Boan eTecang attempt the part Of dask
ragd aud desiring
vested By law them guard defend aud pro,sc
privilege Of American IoRhs vote By bsO, ssS
the purity Of the balOtbor
.solred Tha, lawful effort detect fssA
the returns will present. sueh evidence they
gather enabe him 70 bring TIE psfpstasa
Of tbe fraud ~ the punishment theT deserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
NEW GERMAN BANK.

Several German bankers and merchants Of
this city intend to establish bank. the principal
object OF which shall be the discounting OF commercial
paper aud yesterday largo aud influential meeting ~
those Interested convened at the Merchants Exchange
rooms No. 90 PiDes the reqnstion OF several who
had already contributed toward founding n capital
over million aud y half OF dollars have already been
subscribed by some 90 trms In the city. Eugene
Balin, banker. OF EIchange.pace, called To
the chair, and Frederick Kuhncr banker aud com
mission merchant, was appointed secretary. Mr..
Tobias, OF the firm OF TObias aud Wiudmuler Mir
Oelbernan. OF the firm Of Noell orlserInau
Mr. Rumpff OF the frn OF Rumpn LuZ aud Dir. Meyer,
proprietor OF the HdndeFs ZeGn0 took prominent part
the discussion, and argued there was as much neces
for such institution In EewYOrk III tho cities
Of Hamburg London, or Frankfort The contemplated
enterprise met the approval Of the entire meeting aud
committee OF five appointed to take preliminary
measures The names OF the gentlemen ON this commit
tee Messrs. Gerhard Jansser, Frederick knhne.
Oelbernan. Louis Grossman NJ. Meyer. The chairman
added to the committee The bank will be started
with a capital OF from 10000 to sac OOO under tho
laws OF the State OF HewYOrk Its principal function will
be to discount commercial paper but will also transact
% general banking bu6iness. II VIII DO special point
with 1t 10 loan any money on speculative paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

STREET JoBs-THE LONG ISLAND BONE LABORA-
TORY.
The Board Of Aldermen met at 2 p. m. yester-
day. and referred TO the Committee on and Adver
Using resolution TO appoint The National Giardsnan
corporation newspaper. Resolutions were adopted CIV
lug the New York Magdalen Benevolent Society s72,
TO pay assessments; that Lafayetepac from Great
nent that Forty.,hrdst between Madison aud FIFTH
enteentEs from Frsayc to East Riyer be paved with
Belgian pavement; also, Avenue Q. from Houston TO
Ninetiethst be paved with Ncoson pavement; also,
between Sixth and aves that
The Real Estate and Insurance Journal be appointed
corporation newspaper resolution was adopted over
the veto 70 pave I fs 10
Seventhave, from Fourteenth 10 FifyDinhs be paved
with Stafford pavement; that Forsythst from Division
10 Houslonst, be paved with Belgian pavement; that
Worthst, from Baxter 10 Chathans, be regulated aud
graded that Forty hirdst between Madison aud Firth
ayes, be paved with Nlcolson pavement; also, Forty
Nth st. ION Lexington 10 Fourthavet also, Waverey-
place, from Broadway to sixthaye The Following was
That tn. compensation to be paid the .ia The LsHs
thousand dollars per 60 bs paid in equal
IA .hs, respect hereby amended the sad
sT1,.sa % 20 10 s provided for 6 ,S 3 o
shall the fund from which the present
BOARD OF ASSISTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCHOOLS.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen also met
win Belgian pavement Onehundred and .wenty nlrd.
st. from Firstave. Avenue A The following pre-
scntCd:
R,orsG That the salary Of the Assistant Ler.h.n JAnOI Of the
CITY Library salary 81 the Dookeeps Of the Board Of Alder
81 tho Board II assistant Aldermen be- and
tho same hereby TO the Of 800 also that
the ary of the CITY Librarian be hIe al the
paid seventh Assistant Clerl oihs Board Of Aldermen
20 tas eject irom January 1859 payable monthly and the Cou
trailer hereby directed said increases from ieesppropnslon
for Salahes-LesAtiSe Department" -
law forbdng the increase of the salaries OF officers
and th,se offices could be nled for half the salaries
which were now paid. A clerk 10 the City Librarian
ust be almost snecure office, and yet that officer has
nv the resolution To receive much salary
ms one OF the clerks TO the Board OF Aldermen IKE
luton was then cOnourred In aud the paper goes to
the Mayor for ms approval resolution was adopted
giving SlOOOO 70 st. Budgets School, TO make extern.
sion To the dwelling Of the Sisters employed In the
poor" School The OF ts95 ordered TO he given
10 the NorthW Protestant Reformed Dutch Church.
Ia nny nssessmens The sum OF $3.50 ordered be
given Ia James Cavanagh To reimburse him for the
of his horse at Pier No. ~ North River The Board
adjourned.
COUNTY CANYASSERs.
The Board of County Canyassers yesterday
took reca.a uu this morning in order that corrections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM PRISON

Yesterday at about o. m. an explosion oc-
CURED In the County Jail In Hudson City, N j., which
shattered aud nearly destroyed the wall The time
had upon for tho removal OF six prisoners from
the la To the Prison nc Trenton They Frank
Mccormick and john Macdonald. who were scnioncod 10
Ave years imprisonment each f0r burglary; Juhu Shrrl
dan, sentenced 10 three years for stabinga man at
picnic Terry Mccormick, sentenced for rape, ana jos
Bausert Union Ill., who condemned TO prison Tor
stabbng his The prisoners were taken OUT OF
their cells The Sheriff had been npprehensiye or a re
volt prisoner having told that the convcts would nj
tempt escape when they were 10 be taken 10 Tie REM
Tertiary, and he had therefore secured an ample
force Of assistants. The prisoners were about TO
be marched ont OF the door when tho building
was shaken by tremendous explosion nj the south cnd
OF the cells The prisoners who were near the door Al tho
north eud struggled hard To escape hut they Wcro secured
aud locked IN the cells An eIHniuatlon shaved tat
long break had been made In the south WALL extending
length Of 10 feet from point 10 feet below tie ROOT TO
the ground At te place where the powder Ind been n
serted ia the wali-u hole that had formerly held n
water-p lpe-the wall shattered 80 thatthe bricks
were loose the window above was completely deni0l-
ishcd. Tue report heard nj the distance OF hall
mile aud within ten minutes the Jailyatd was crowded
with persons from all parts ~ tho city How the PRISON
obtained the powder with which the explosion was
made was matter OF surprise aud inquiry but 10 ap
pearcd by the explanation OF the aOr assistant that
female friend OF the burglar Mccormick had been admit
ted his cell Friday. aud had for few minueS been
left alone with him. The prisoners weto soon after
ward taken away TO the Trenton Prison, and Dasons
wero SGT at work repairing the damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
SUPREME CoURT-spEcnL TERN.

Before Mr. Justice Bdrnard-The Eric Rail
road COMPANY agt Cornelius Va,derbH-When the mo.
tion suit 10 send the issues the case 10 Jury
was argued tho adjourned 10 the fourth Moli.
day, pending the decision by Judge Barnard. Judge
Barnard deciding adversely 10 the motion down for
actual trial the fifth Monday The case being on the
calendar under the previous adjournment for tho 22d
both parties answered ready aud Mr. Field briefly opened
the Ia behalf Of the plaintiff In order TO have tho
case regularly trial. aud tho Gaze was then aloured
next Monday Mr. Fold for plaintiff; Mr. Rapallo for
defendant
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lerke yesterday issued
q nandaunus on tho application OF Mcssrs Edwards
Pierrcp0nt aud John McKeOn. counsel for Mr.. John
Foley onJOlnnH the Board OF County CanvasSers from
counting sny vote. ssst at thu election for Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
THE wEDEKLND CONSPIRACY.

Coroner keenan, yesterday consulted with
Dr. Elisha Harris to tho proprety OF eIhuming the
body OF Michael Caller the late husband OF Mira Eliza
beth Caller whose complaint against Dr. August Wodo-
kind for exOrng. alleged, 900 from her 10y threat
enng publicly accuse her Of having poisoned her hns'
band, has been given at length In Tx TRIBUNE. DR..
Harris decidedly Of the opinion that the body should
be exhumed In order u definitely set at rest all Question
OF the wOman's quilts aud accordingly Coroner keonan
aud Dr. Wooster Beach yesterday visited the Lutheran
Cemetery at East HewYOrk aud snperinended tho re-
mOval Of the body 10 tho M0rgue, where p9.tnorem
examination will be held, aud the stomach ard contents
removed Tor aalyzatoE. The examination Ia the con-
plant OF Mrs Caller against DR.. Weekend will DO con
tnued at the TOnbs this morning before Justice Hogan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
NAVAL ITEMS.

The United States steamer Swatara, Lieu
tenant Commander Weld N. Allen, left tho NavyYard
yesterday morning at II o'clock for her anchorage OF the
Battery where sho will receive her ordnance stores aud
Will then proceed to Aspnwall TO land draft OF 400
for the Pacific Squadron IL 10 expected that she will
eventually 20 To China through the SueE Canal but sho
Will return here or TO the headquarters OF tho Atlantic
Squadron previous 10 her East India cruise
PaymastersClerk T.. l.. Talbot OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has Just Issued paytabe for all officers OF tho
United States Navy whereby they enabled TO tell ut
glance their pay for any fractions OF tho month IL has
the recommendation " the Fourth Auditor aud tho
leading paymssters Of tho Navy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Condemnation of Sir VelUet-ln the United
States District Court before Judge Bachf0rd the
of the United States agt Of silk velvet George
Douglas, claimant came on for trial yesterday Inc
gond which we're OF the value OF $500 sought TO
be condemned the ground that the claimant III I'M
porting them this country from France, had under
yanrd Them en- the invoice The evidence for the Cow
ernrut conclusive that the goods were underYaueu
aud there being evidence for the claimant the court
held that an Intent to defrad must be Inferred, and d.
roced "a verdict for the Government, condemning the
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

Smith for the office Of Supervisor the being, as al
absolutely void under the law passed by the last
IeRisiature The law quoted rs follows: Any one
of the members OF the Police force who shall after quail
flying office, accept any additional place OF public
office be publicly nominated for any Office elective by the
people, aud shall not within ten days succeeding the
same pnblioiv decline the said nomination, shall be
in either case deemed thereby to have resigned
his commission and TO have vacated his office; ard
all votes cast at any election for any holding the
Office Of Police Commissioners, within 80 days after he
shall have resigned said Office shall be void MI Foey
further claims that he received 10000 votes, and al
eges that Henry Smith Police Commissioner appoint
ed all the Canvassers and Inspectors OF Elecon WHO
mandamus further directs the Board OF 10
declare Walter Roche, having received the hRheSt
Der OF votes. daily elected and that JOhn fOey hVns
the next highest number Of votes must be appointed e
pervisor by the Mayor according TO law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM CHARLRsToS-In steamship Manhattan, Nov. Ill q
Moulton r. Puuke Mr. Bekhdt r. W. Graham aud Siie Nc
Stevenson A. Gale Hastings, j. w. DAyie, Mira Fenge. a. w.
FROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Herman Livingston, Nov II
Mrs johnson Mrs Thorn Mrs Novel Miss Julia Cardus hf
Prendergas Messrs Johnson, O. Thorn Law 'oha Shf
lock W. McRAe ~ r. Bradley Sutton. j. Rdl D. j. Gfees
ougb p j. Bernne, \. DiHn R. Terwillger, MeCook
RocExood W. MeCook A. Forfeit J. 5. Forfeit ~ SteSeps H.
d. Bysps L. Hesh W. D. West. W. L. logic. Burganir ~ Ne
Hugh NJ Murphy Thomas Kenusr In the steerlge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

Captains pa arriving at this port Ar, requested V
ieyer addressed the Eesiork Associated Press DOLLY v
persons exhibiting ,bs written authority Of j. W. Smonlon Gener
Ageu News packages the Journal Of Commerce 1Des ISs1s
World Express EreaR1 Post Commercial Adrti'r Staae
ZeunO Hso Yorker Dokra shoad also Be delivered onF
10 anne persona
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw.YORS................. November

PORT OF EBw.YORE...."......".'.,.'So'e November -
CLEARED. -
sesuships-Iammons Meier Hamburg; Abem.rle Couch Nos
&C., Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia Frank Pierce Philadelphia
S9pBsS PrOcss. Brown L,erUsO GOschsu B,s.r Gessa,
S: Ii; %%5 H. S9rniGGps st Peter L'H'
Miller 81 Thomas aud mariesi RiehnssA
S G%S rP PGsa j.. Hal. B.a MiSsa iDp
300 sSop"oia fsiow DYER. aiddle.Ora. c.
CauibOatsM shphard Sheppard, Fort Mler Gey'o1rL Gee
oswega
Steamship ManhAt'1n WooioI Cssrs'iSo %a ,nd sa
Steamship Hsras Roberts Richmond. Gig POa' aud S'o's
Bark 1atoS Frel, Bremen IS days, nd,. and pass
BsiE D. il wstjsn, Dsyl,n, Loodcu q day. ballast
Big Basr Benson. Black River. jan, q days, Sg"OOd
B%s rinoiby FIELD Y.6.ea a d.y, n.I.',e.
port pa .e STD AsSis Rich for SsS.Yors u DAYS.
Big Alice Loud Rio IS hides and roO Lea 10
port brig SSaua ready s Tor NsSlOrE sebr D. H. B1se f's
SS$..S S' #:s HG ss aa5: a'I coal
s k5e9sier Hosts As;sg % y d.y, s and no,..
scbr Joseph Bay Bgrise wiin1Eton n e. naval ''ore@
sCHoosKxs-kIyEK ASD ooAsTwisE
John T-,y, yIlsis,s MARI. E,,.S; CIV yIrai-
Sg;. sT pS; y5s- h1. Sos cobb pos,
JoSS whsSs PcrtiaDd CT Nm cray Pert,ud, CT
jos Rogers 4r P PSrsssG' + Benedict s.ssos
se.sin s'si' K No. g. Hartford Tho. Ha PSs1.isses
Esa s. Darlsld, PoIlHa c. Mary B,OeIs.y: rO,i4ud o.
Ir1ae, Bo,,oo; S sSSl.S M"rshsS
Ellen Louisa Portland, c. Noteern LFtt NeH.hNen
Kent, New Haven ~ VI Hamilton, Nss hascs
Peuusylvauia, Providence Aius hnrkiAHl
sarah PurSss. Virginia hA b-ra, Virginia
MsSslas, Virginia James a. ioyt. NirriHiI
Augie PTednoTe. Virginia Robert Stockton. NrgisiA
Napoleon, Virginia MlB AsI ca, SirginiA
lsle Of Piaes, Virginia NJ Wells, Pot Juauson.
g. Great Rgg Hsbor Ida Budd Great BEs ia ssf
Salis Am. Great Bgg HaTbV. W s. BfVSu. SodIa Anbo!
sarah LAads SouIa Amboy Buckingham. POrtiGsd @
SAILED.
Ship L. w. SssoE, for Londoa.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS Nov 2-AnTsd steamships AtPpo. RON Lveooi Ne
C.au from Baltimore; Rowan from PkAasPhai uisaeas rs
NewYork; BARK Ahkrrs. from Singapore
FoKTRkss MOskoE Va Nov. fzPaSed Tor Bsllnere b19
shamrock rs days from CsAo Passed Vat es5ss
Lille NJ for Bsifsi; Whitehall, for Moot-vidso
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov 2-Tbs steamship America from hswi"fa
at this port today. =, -. -.
Nov 7-Ths steamships Boklyn
Yosk arrived Odiy; the Siberia Ja Nesiat-
sTrd ~ morning. the Colorado, frO heslOgA arrived
Saturday.
SPOKEN.
Bsrb Andamau from Philadelphia Hamburg Nov S lat AZ.
long. 10 u
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may be made In the Twenty second Ward and directed
the Clerk to inform the members OF the Board be
present at the tine when the Official declaration and
statement may be made.
THE RECEIVER OF TAXES.
The Receiver of Taxes gives notice that one
per cent will be added TO all taxes unpaid IN December
also. an additional per cent Dec u.s. and an
taxes remaining unpaid on Jan. 1870, interest at the
rate OF IL per cent per annum calculated from the day
the books were received by him 10 the day OF payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
Bort @mo,ns' Hoiltr.

Nxw.ToRE,
PoRfwAkbKss OFyoE. No - whiAs-d
NOTICE is hereby gwen, III accordance witf
~ seeuoo q DE Act pA'ssd AEr a. 1851 sanusd A. A =
tue subject matter OF saea symT
SURVEY hat e @o"as 'sssss are aos asf ei..s
TINS aOes osArs sSs
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COURT CALEHDARs-Tms DAT.

SUPREME CouKT-NPscIAL TEKN, .
BeohsmeT sgt Cogs 40 Bradley ct al agt hends ana
we'll Ano
49, Acsrnyd sgt AokroTd J'TDesPad ard sno, Bfr sgL
As Allen { ano. sgt Cook ano Churchill - al 49,,
a53 Farrell sgt Sprnce 3I3 Weber sgt Quacheuoos eva
ia Ferguson akL Hall RIr ct 3i9. .Gr,ham aEL Whitney
81 3D.. BiIbJ AIT Conso ora
1863 onllarI IT, ct a. AT Hicks 5Si. Mue Bauer
etaL 93J.. loungs aud aRo, EIrA agt
e5 benton sEt Holman ct al Young SAL
nj Powers Rogers
eta jas. Muller agt Scheplsr 81 al
osl S,wr at Same $50. Sane AgL ~ York Guaranty
, 5. Sane at same and lud 20 =
David TreadwelL SIPeope 81 NJ " T., agA u
sg Herman AIT Sebuts Z. al K. K ~ JerseJ.
80. Hiss at En.4 800. .Pord sgt n. Y. Trust Co
III. .Kehuard AIT McAuireH stal sh
gTl. Bray Poiou and ano. $50 Dietrich at HslbE
81 sehrrber sgt schiuner e0 Smith AIT Hsse" sn@
sUPRKSS CoUEr-CHASBEKh
q. Esenwenger sg rcfert. llJ..Wbe IT, agt Guleaume
o.. .Kinsey Agt h"rauge same ASt Same. $50
Petition of MARI Wbitlesey b Gillespie sgt UnderhNL
Ivan HnEls Mallory al 60 Moune sgt Virgins Fire
100. Wsbb at Earle. Marine iBA Co.
Call. 1871 Mchen agt Marsh, Gc
COUKr-rRiAL 1RRN-PARrU
1874 Pseae Agt DRY d. a. Co s Leroy ct al sgi FARRELL
SuiuAu s al loo Pe1er Agt UndeIhoh etA
1885. Msvrr agL vuon 62.. Msurers al sSt NaLGS Co
1870. LsIarr aKL Prauk 1904. Slok at CARROLL
1850. Davidson AT. Bnttos 1896. hitting aEt Benson.
Eseooe AIT Kelly sbshh lo9 Reynos s a. agt Sparkling
ia. .Bedun az kely sheriff dAL
Bu den Krhoc % a. 1870 vaughan 81 a. Ag ksneh
GKSERlL SsssioNa-Chares Lave ohnsg goods By false
James Muir burglary; Slas Butler JAmrs H. Stag e al and
David Ksnns grand rcenyj Jacob Cohen received ioen goos
Maurice Mara Smith petit larceny Johu Trip aud
Wsh feonious assault and battery John Holas and Patrick
Haley, grasI larceny Hsarr Porter. robbery.
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Mnun.r,s URArHKR RRpoRr-a.n
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

s0u MA. Sc sun 436 MoOs fsea siH
wATEK TRt. DAt -.
SANDY Hook Cows :0I Hell Gate .uh
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Hllrbk anS Slati Manitis.

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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-06
FAMILY GROCERIES,!


We have constantly on hand n complete
stock of Family Groceries, comprising Su-
perfne, Extra and Family
FLOUR!
Buckwhea. and Ry Flour, Corn and Dat
Meal Hominy, uulled Barley, Bacon,
Sugar cured Hams, Dried Beef
Salt by the barrel, and Sack Salt for Table
use; Goshen and Western Reserve
Cheese; Crackers OF all kinds.
TOBACCUI
Complete assortment Of French Spices.
Sperm, Adanautne Mould Candles
Soaps, CASTLE, RosiE, and all other kinds.
Rio and Java CoGees.
Black, Imperial and Young Tyson Teas.
Hard, Soft, Pulverize and
Brown SagarS.
.Sgrsys and Ho!asscs of all kinda
Dried -1pples and Peaches.
Mnckerel, Herring, Salmon
Coal OIL and TLrpeHtine.
Iard. Whale ard Iinseed Oil,
T'GEHI5 OF every description.
Scrub, and Horse Brushcs.
I'aTEi5}rs,
&c, &c, as, SC, &C.
DRUGS AND PATEST EEDTCLNES.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-06

ROLLING GRAIN.IN THE STRING, If
farmers would look at the theory OF rolling
lhe wheat aud rye fields in the spring, says
the Germantown Telegraph, it would be
Iesorted to much more frequently than it
is. Occasionally the winter and spring
hare been SO favorable to these crops as
not TO reader it necessary. Hut Ia three
seasons out ct four it Is necessary, and
doubtless adds considerable ID their pro
ductiyeness The thawirgs and the ttetz-
ings Of the ground, throwing or spewiug
out the roots and exposing them to tng dry
ing winds of February aad March, very
seriously affec: the grain Passing roll
Ter over as soon es the soil is fit to cutter
upon, presses beck the Roots into .heir beds,
aad gives them fair grip again upon the
support on which the crop must dereud.
This must be apparent TO every Que who
will look at its operation. We have no
dou6t that rolling clJver fields that have
been badly thro~n up by the frost, would
a!so have most beneficial effect.