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Nov 9-Burelayy-The store No. Ill Broadway was
broken into last robbed oa considerable quan
ty of clothes, and other property, with which the
rogues made their escape


sent stopping at the National HOTEL in Courtandt street.
had $500 stolen from his trunk last night


Daring Theff-On the arrival Of steamboat from
Bridgeport, yesterday Of the passengers, gentle
man from Hartford, Conn, by the name OF Homer
Franklin hired carriage to convey him from the boat
to 10th street. His baggage and trunk was strapped on
behind the carriage usual On arriving at the place
fastened the baggage, had been cuh ana the trunk
stolen


.4nofher Robbery.-The premises ofMr. lease, NO -
Division street. during the absence of the iAmiy TINS
forenoon robbed of about 500 worth Of properly


Grand Larceny-A man named Charles Wendell, alas
concerned in stealing about yards of fine flannel fron
the store of sessrs Wildey Co. No. 2l7 Greenwich
street.


piolafions Of City Ordinances.-A number Of omnibus
drivers and their employers, called to account
fined. &c for obsructing the public with
their vehicles, particularly Broadway in the vicinity OF
Bowling Green. Numerous citizens of the 7th and 9th
Wards likewise fined for encumbering the side
walks in front Of their premises.


Thieves Caught.-Last evening three strange men,
who gave their names William Houston John Char.
lick and Edmund Birch entered the grocery store Oh
Mr. Hildebrand in the upper part Of Greenw,ch street.
the storm After remaining there some time they took
their departure and carried on with them an overcoat
worth SiO which hanging on nail in the store,
and which they Immediately offered to sell in another
sto,e in the vicinity kept by Mr. Lullman who recog
arrested On searching one Of tho accused party, silk
pocket handkerchief belongingi to Mr. Hildebrand
found They were accordingly taken before Justice
Roome, and fully committed to answer.