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The attention Of the city police, is called to
the nuisance of boys, who congregate at the
satrunce Of lhe alleys near sixth street, on Mis-
souri Avenue, to yelp, throw stones, make
use Of profane language, together with mock
ing at the doors, &C., to the great annoyance
Of families residing on that Avenue.


WAsHrrGToS CITY, March 5, lS46. $f
Mn. EDITOR Please have the above ad-
vertsed in your useful paper, and oblige pa
iron and friend. a89
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THRYLLixc. The N. Y. Express relates the
following case Of almost miraculous preserva-
ton from death, On Sunday afternoon sol
der took small skff, with his wife, and pull
ed across 10 Whitehall. He then undertook 10
pull back--the tide being strong. the river full
of floating ice, the wind northwest, and the
weather exceedingly cold, the thermometer
down nearly 10 zerol-his boat drifted down
with the current, and night set in. With a
hope to reach the shore, he left his boat and
undertook 10 cross from cake TO cake. He I'M
fortunately fell in between the cakes, but sue
sceeded IN regaining his position on pretty
large cake OF ice. on which he drifted about
the harbor all night, and was rescued the next
luorning by boy, at ike Narrows, on the Sta
ten Island side. He was taken on shore with
his limbs badly frozen, and after being warmed
and comfortably protected, he was sufficiently
recovered to come TO the city.


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ses Afr. Cough, at the latest accounts, was fbe
ruast of Ex- Governor Cooke Of Virginia. and
the ladies' were delighted with him.