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Police Once, March l9.-RoBBERy THE FIRST De-
aREE.-A man named John Closter, of Greensburgh,
Westchester county went into house in Anthony street
near Orange to sell pickles While there he asked
BY two men to treat, and complied with their request
While drinking with them, another man came up, and
aked Closter to On his refusing he was knocked
down and beaten and bit; and robbed Of ST. in quarters
Two of the men who beat him, identified by him,
and gave their Charles Ross and John Bennett
They were both fully committed.


ANoIHER.-Fanel Durnion, of No. Jersey street
went into house the Five Points to sell brooms and
while there he was attacked by Miss Mary Jones and
Eliza Jones, who robbsd him Of purse containing about
S5. They were arrested and committed.


GRAND LARcENy.-A black man named Bobby Hodge,
was arrested and committed for stealing silver watch
worth SO, and wallet containing S2o and silk hand
kerchief from Thomas Arney Of 423 Greenwich street.


OWNERS WANTED at the lower police Office for six
coats supposed to be stolen Apply to officers Joseph and
Jackson


COrOner's OHce, March l2.-Nothipg in this Office
10 day-not spark Of FIRE in the grate probably in
consequence of the Clerk arguing that the duty
the Coroner to attend to dead subjects only and that life
should not exist even in the Goals very cold argument
to say the least Of it