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ACAsE OF CAMEos sroLEn.-A lew days since case
Of most beautiful Canoes stolen rem the door of Mr.
Ellis, 247 Broadway. It contained three likenesses,
bust Of Franklin half length figure of Joan Arc and
two full length female figures is to be hoped that
any thing Of the s offered for SALE otherwse to
b. disposed or in this city or its neghborhood the parties
o6erng1he same will be detained, and information for
warded TO the loser.


suIcpE.-A man named Thomas Amos who had beer
employed for time past hoser at the Bowery
Circus having been discharged Saturday night, am
being unable % obtain employment in fit OF dependency
bought two shiings worth Of laudanum Monday and
swallowed It all He afer seized with convul.
sons He was taken to the City Hospital, whore he
pired yesterday morning .s.,B


Upper Polloe-Wednesday- y-DEsrERArE ARRAY AND
ArrrMrr solKIz--On Tuesday night Of those
which are pretty frequent in the region known he Five
Points, occurred and will probably result in the death Of
one Of the parties. man named Henry Hasorouck,
brethren and especially with the ladies' two Of them
Miss Hester Jesephs and Sophia Butler stabbed him Sc
verely with kui6s. Hasbrouck was taken to the City
Hospital and the two females to the Tombs. where they
were committsd.


HroHwAr Re.ssav-A man named Terence Stevens
was arrested By officers Cochrane and Little last night


charge of hiehway robbery in having knocked down
person Thomas Morre the corner Of Cross and
Orange street. and robbing him Of his hat and $5 in
money. He was fully committed