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DARING BURGLARY AT RocHEsTER.-We
learn from the Advertiser that a most daring
burglary was committed in that city, on the
night of the 23d inst, at the residence of Mr..
Joseph Smith, in the old asylum building, on
Scio street. The burglars, in the course of
their search of the dwelling, came in contact
with the bed, and actually took Mr.. S. from ii,
when he escaped from them, and ran, almost
naked, to house almost so rods distant, and
aroused the inmates. On repairing to the spot,
the scoundres had made good their escape.
The wife of Mr.. S. made her way to the cham.
Der, and aroused a man sleeping there, who
gave out the cry of murder, supposing that
was actually the ease.


Another dwelling was entered the same
night, but the robber was discovered and dri-
ven out before he had taken any thing.
Phil Times