City Intelligence.
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A SPECIMEN OF ruNcruArIoN-Over the door Of grog-
shop up Broadway is large transparency with the fol
lowing accurately punctuaed inscription" FoR, Re.
oIsTER, MORRIS, FRANKLIS." We take it our friends,
the Wings, will not appreciate the honor.


oRrHoeRArHy.-A confectioner, up Chatham street,
has bill in his window to the following effect" NJ
Anon Candi shilans pound" Verify is the school
master abroad


SuNDAY.-The weather yesterday blue enough;
not particle Of sunshine; all rain dampness and mud
The ladies who had been preparing all the week to
pear yesterday in "the latest fall fashions" sadly
disappointed The streets were almost desered and
the churches any benefit derived from the SER
mons it accrued almost entirely to the benches.


BuRGLARY.-The store Of Newton s Co, 900 Broad
way was entered Saturday night the drawer broken
open, and about four dollars in pennies taken away
The burglar must have been green in hurry, he
lett silver in the drawer, supposing probably that
the rolls Of pennies half dollars something
valuable.


FUNERAL JOHN B. WEBsTER.-The funeral of John
Webster took place yesterday afternoon at 2oclock,
from his late residence, No 80 Grove street The Light
Guard, Capt. Edward Vincent, of which Mr.. Webster
member, met at their armory at ~ o'clock in full
uniform and proceeded to the house for the purpose
paying their last respects to their brother soldier After
short service the body was conveyed to Williams.
burgh, where it was inferred with proper honors.