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the wholesale saddlery store Of William Tod
hunter, No. IL South Front street, Phladel
phla, was broken into and robbed Of between
three and four hundred dollars worth Of sad
dies, and three or four pounds Of sewing silk.


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ATTACK ON ALvARADo.-A New Orleans
paper informs its read ers, from an authentic
source, that Commodore Conner contemplates
making an attack on Alvarado immediate
ly. Light draught vessels only can be useful
in the attack, and the Flirt, now preparing at
Pensacola, aad taking in stores, is to be one of
them. 1t is also said the American flag will
be floating over the castle of San Juan de Ut.
loa within fifty days. If we are not TO have
peace speedily, arrangements should be zeal
ously made TO attack the castle at Vera Cruz
with competent force. As long as our navy
is quiet, and our army resting on It's laurels
the Mexicans will feel no desire for peace.


The Mammoth Cane Of Kentucky
$50 persons are subterraneanizing at the Man,
moth Cave of Kentucky, where there is a band
OF music and other agreeable appliances


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FRIENpLY.--We notice in the Newport (R
~ Daily News, the call for the "Quarterly
Meeting of Friends to be held at the Methodis
meeting house, on Eighth month, 9th day."


ARRlvEp.-Thomas Orr, the fellow to whom
was entrusted $4,000 in New Albany, to delv
er to gentleman in Louisville, was arrested
in Cincinnati few days since, in German
coffee house. He had $500 or $500 in gold II
his possession The old rouge had colored hi!
hair black, from its natural red and gray, IL
avoid detection, but little Of the hair had no
been touched, by which he was discovered HI
was taken to Louisville on the mail boat TIL,
reward offered for him was $500


Sundays Storm.--By passengers in the Ohio
from Cape May, yesterday, we learn that the
gale of Sunday reached that place in about
hours after it had passed our city. We also
learn that several vessels in the bay were par.
tally dismasted and otherwise shattered in
their rigging. A large number Of light Graf
obtained shelter in Maurice's river cove, bu
those Of larger draught had to remain exposed
The Commodore Stockton was passed by the
Ohio, having in tow brig with her foretop
mast gone and otherwise shattered.


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