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FAMILIES Wishing pri,... BOARD r. II. ce..ay
3 s. sn . n. q New Rs
Pavilion on The stage road e .ckenssek The situation
6sGs s ss Ss% Ferry mss s1s
BOHEMIAN SARSAPAklLLA,
o. Il part from impure Of The blood among the
eaoas nahsshy wounds pmpes
pusules the face botches piles chronic eyes, ng
rop a.ns fs% the
in Ike Sssd Sood
A. ss sa; :ss ssss
ssss
s:si
lions which ali females liable rapidly restored By
For weakly and unhs children troubled with morbid
humos and their a.tssdsni vera.on. troubled rest! uusa
will be found nvsiIabe Being Of pleasant taste they take
readily and with gradual but unperceived operation eE
PRICES:
One Dollar bottles six bottles for FIVE dollas thirteen
sss d, Ssc .ss so9p,y dealer s ao
mas Depot Nos 1874 and 1876 Fulton street, New York
THE SUBSCRIBERSha have from their u5acto-
an s.ea.ye a,.ortmspt Of PLAZA and .pbos.sd FuIui
s''s' ana VSSf q. Gtss' tLs suLELMes
CHALLENGE TO THE UNIFIED STATES.
subssribsr. have he;i,.on in saying the people
and do challenge II: MERCHANTS country and
compete with them w Y ri ss's q SHADES
They hays nan u the state 9 New Jersey ABOUT
X: e s
worth pr and they yin se met IL
Ek No % Chatham slN T., one door from the Of
THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne is in
and TO Ms the Of I'M q
is now tina. Of this country and at no higher
~,'.s N' : 80 = ''@t Z. LlvINosToS ECO,
mil istf re 10 Wall street
sss A1'
sss Fulton street. f'et m z ffa per
OFFICE CRoToN AoUEDUCT BoARD.}
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERsHWaer rents ss' are due
and payable on the he M Of My = th: Office No Ga
,Foa. Of having shut Fl N their
SHEET BRASS
TAMEs @. M0FFETT, No l2l Prince street between
t'fSss viii
city, and equal made S'"d &.
eity Brooklyn, shipped board Of any vessel free Of
SBr... and Copper Tubing Of all sizes made order
IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLIsHED-The "Idls Hour Book containing
500 pages with 600 ensravnss-pcs only 81 csnts-ss.
op; csms Al Imam. dos is I've in number. will T.
g 81 m 'nd
T snS IL Of e: s .:
L % Prints f6 81 s;s i fsEk tf ss
NoTlcEI TO THE PgBLIC IN 0ENERAL-Thss
whoS ripping Rsra cert. per yard S B..:.s
Ri Sss. s: Or sG sa Hi r:s: DO
N.B-Terms cash. mo imsrc
THE AMAZON WIGS,
a m;' &. H ssD S W.T.
sfsas %
Il are ss % o. Or work They
are put on They
n.s hs: A:..
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
IMPORTERS s : S SkssAI : srAEkff UP STAIRS
have received BY late arrival. from their house Paris
an G Gs 81 IL fefsf fSER As
N punches wreaths spgs gaands &c., &c., together with
NAT MAKERS
embrasns variety unsurpassed IN richness and e1entlby
any other importation.
mowers ~ the case imported expressly Tor
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. -
f. cu.tomrs that rs ,e, 30 sscaSant a.; s9os ana
both French and American has nos received he
ere ~ IN t;ms IL VIII cn &c n Coos
rand retail the lowest prices William street. begs
dealers 70 inspect ms stock before buyng elsewhere al se
WRENCH Ak'I7IET1yTAT EI-77ZVEES
A Nd MATERIAIs FoR II oRIsTs- Hav;n. ;u., -.
~ ~, ~ "a M Jus re-
esh sssomeni Of rencR or sa ,as Sc
ausii,y and latest styies low nrce. we i,hs nc,s"re 70
INVITE "e y sne Sane caii sn1
-,,,-x DNoN, AANOoiENI. o yOunl,
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o%sa i. Play d THE wiFE-jsIi.s !, Pierre S
Mcxs.!. TO ,eoasiaae With LEND Me- FiXE shIL.
L!NGS-Mr Golightly Mr. Bass; Mrs Major Phobbs, Mrs
Abbott Mrs Captain Phobbs, Miss Kate Horn.
70 Boxes first tier % second and third tiers 80
cents; Pit. 30 cents Gallery Is cents.
csely ~ O'clock
RoWERY THEATkE.-1his Evening, May 3th, will
~ be performed the GAMESTER-Mr Stukely, Mr. J. X.
scott; NJ Beverly Mr. Dayenport; Mrs Beverly Mrs. q
NATIONAL drama OF the TRAfTOR-Gen. Washing ton Mr.
Clarke iehabod Mr. Davenport La Fieur ssvoyl, Mrs. O.
Jones, Patty, Mrs Sergeant. =
Lower Boxes 50 second and third tiers Is cts;
o'clock - - ~
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.
TIME UNDERSIGNED il receiving orders for views
be represented upon the canopy Of his Model Of New
York, which will be completed These views vary from
10 to 10 inches length and for moderate
eomrensson They include representations Of public build
gs places Of business, manufactures, hotels private resi-
dences, steamboats packets, he.
number Of the first artists both landscapes and decorative
painters can find employment by apply the oecalso
AGENTS. and persons capable Of ransactng business
ali im.rrc 3. PoRTER REI.pEN. go Broadway.
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M. LEVETT, DENTIST
M ORE HARM results from bungling performances Of in
Isl competent Dentists than the public Of II
Of the greatest importance that all branches Of the Dem
lists art should be skuy and undersandingly practsed
TO those who think with we recommend Mr. LEvETr
OF broadway and Warren the ntroducer Of the
insertion Of Artificial incompatible Teeth principle Of
atmospheric pressure.-Noah's Weekly Messenger
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PIANO FOKTES.
DURCHASERS invited to call at Chamber wareroom
No 3a3 Broadway, for superior and warranted actcle
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SHEET BRASS.

= CIlEIEI DINASS.
lanes q. MOFFETT, No. l2l Prince street. between
Wooster and Greene streets Of Sheet Brass
Of all sizes Of Sheet Brass which he viii sell
wholesale retail lower prices than any other place
the city, and warrants it equal any made in the United
States.
j. g. NJ will deliver goods sold by him any part Of THU
city or Brooklyn, shipped on board Of any vessel free
charge
PsBas and Copper Tubing Of all sizes made order
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IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLISHED-The "Idls Hour Book containing
500 pages with 600 engravings-prce only 81 csntsrs.
plee with fun
Our Comic Almanacs for lss7, Ave in number will bs Is
sued April They will be the best got up, and cheap
at that Specimen numbers sent by mail;
unrvaed and large variety vsTious knds II
Books Song Books, Primers &c, together with colored
mss imsre Turner fisfiER Chatham 81.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-The
~ after charging his prepared
TO Clean Carpets Of every description from 70 TO 100 yards
without ripping Ingram cent. per yard Bru.sels
from to IS cents Dresses dyed washed from 50
$ Goats cleaned dressed from 50 $ Pants do,
from Is to 50 cents. T. SMITH, 10 Allen street.
N.B-Terms cash. mo lmsrc
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FAMILIES wishing private BOARD !. the Cosaty
be accommodated a. the pleasant village Of New Dur
ham y, miles from ioboken, miles from the Wehawksn
Is healthy and the sccommodsons good Prices moderate
Apply the premises, of H. f. Perry or at Hton's 1872
Division street New York. my3 3tsrc
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GEORGE WILLIAMS. OYER.
A n i 1, 1.II 10

ULtJNtfIL W IflLIANIN, by TsK. IlI-
SHAWL CLEANER, RESTORER AND BLEACHER,
- 1915 BroadwayG. w. returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal support he has received for
aud trusts that with strict attention to business his removal
from f2 iys Broadway, Howard strcctyill
than decrease his nmber Of Patrons pledges him
self TINT nothing shall be wanting the patronage Of
disco rning and Independent public. Silk Cotton and Wolfe
Goods Dyed Sc Real and ,Merno Brochc
three days after receiving them Silk Satin Moreen and
Damask Window and Bed Curtains, cleaned dyed aud
direct the attention Of the Ladies 10 his superior style Of
in the city Carpets Rugs Table Covers Crunch Cloths
cleaned Gardeners earring Apparel cleaned dyed by
entire process and three DAYS Merchants
orders attended to, also upholsterers
g. WILLIAMS Establishment
niy3 lmNm a371a Broadway.
HAVANA TOBACCO LEAF-20 bales Of old Varisa de
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne is in
store TO which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers,
and private gentlemen invited The straadng OF this Wine
Is superior that of this country and higher
c. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
mil istf re 10 Wall street.
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DIR. POWELL, OCULIST,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON,
TTENpS 70 Diseases Of the Eye and to all Imperfec
Broadway, corner of Warren street.
Ophamia Stoppage OF the Tear Passage Cataract and
Opacities, efe ctually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with attention and success
a few minutes.
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty
and finish. -,
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Advice to the poor without charge.
Office and residence eel Broadway-entrance TX Warren
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BENEFlT OF MIR. T.. EDDY

>rpw cpr psEIN SEI, + Of Oh MI n EpDY,,
M Viii e s.r,o ned ia be Evening" Ma
LYONs-Psuline Miss Clara Ellis; Claude MeIaots, Nj
bTSb ED.S M S:r Ass Which Ha
Julia Drake TO eonclal. with HONEST THIEvEsA
Abel Bay, Mr. Chapman; league Mr. Eddy; Ruth Miss Ju
" Drea Circle or Balcony, 50 cents; Upper Boxes 2
past O'clock precisely.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO JOHN G
MYERS, ESQ,
ONE OF THE rRorRI ET9 SOC Of THE GREENWICH
numerous Meeting Of the friends of the Drama hell
last evening 4th inst, Hon. VIM f. Havsmeyer was call
60 20 preside aud James b. Greenman Esq., appointed
The following gentlemen were appointed to retire and raf
resolutions sx5s.sY n q lhe S6}sf, Of the meeting :
WI Il sWTxoIHNTE bkPSkER' F end
who reported the following which were
Resolved That this meeting apprscatng the
aad hs n.ss G Of Mr. John
the Greenwich Theatre" the city embracin,
large portion Of and nhab
tants that cordially unite in recommending that compi
mentary benefit be rendered him. Monday Evening
May ell and that the prices Of admission the
Resolved, That COMMITTEES of five be appointed to max
the necessary arrangements for the above benefit.
WM. +. HAvEMEYER. Chairman.
NBCitizens friendly the above object are requested
to meet the Mercer House corner Of Booe and Merce
to hear the report Of the Committee Of and
aid din in carrying the same int sae StNSpropn
- Open Every Night.-Christy's ETHIOPIAN MIN
STRELS respectfully that they will continue
ances which nightly honorsd with crowded and delight
ed audiences composed Of the elite and fashion Of the city
nd DGs 5.
ton At the Box Office from 10 A. NJ. until S NJ.
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THE AMAZON WIGS.
ar Gardeners real Heads of Hair being the latest and
~ improvement in the Of Wigs
Scaps and the subscriber happy in being the first
any height pon. u wig making before attained
by entirely new; they
in moment They Immediately adapt
the and parcel Of the
living Copy the address.
E. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
a28 Intro Globe Hotel, under Juds0ns Hotel
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DAGUEKKEOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH.

Optcian, 81 Nassau Street,
III AZ constantly on hand French, German and American
Sssr ma,sr. used BY aads HE
Lenses Ground order Thermometers and Com
passes manufactured for the trade.
Magnetic Electric Machines Of approved for
medical purposes. mI7 i'm re
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BlGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS,
EOk Fchbnrg, Keene, Greenfield, Brattleboro Windsor
Woodstoch Montpelier and Burlington, VT, and the
All rackages PARCELS and business I. any Of the
Hampshire and Vermont, will be faithfully attended to- IL
directed to the care OF l.. BIGELOW,
- 8Court street, Boston.
NB-Be sure to mark Packages Of 'iBigelow's
Express j25rc
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JAN. 6.-Joks Henry Hsnke ysseph Guiick.-This
action for assault and battery and false mprison
msnt The plaintiff i young Gsrnsn. and was, at the
time Of the alleged assault ana battery clerk in gro
Gerry in Peck slip kept BY another German named
steinbsck The defendant Is Mr. Quick the militia fine
collector appeared from the testimony that plaintiff
had been previously fined So by what called Brigade
Court Martial warrant was issued and put into the
hands Of Quick to collect the fine he went to the store
on the aoth OF August last IL happened at the time he
went the owner Of the store out and there was
one in but the plaintiff; he arrested by Quick, who
him to wait until his employer would come In, and he
would then go with him Quick refused and drag
gng the young man from behind the counter; crowd
collected the door and with Quick
and several of them told him his prisoner not ct
he took no notice Of the remembrance but still
continued to drag the boy from behind the counter
persons who were present. and! who examined
the trial. stated that Quick had the plaintiff by the
throat that he black in the face his eyes protrud
ing from their sockets that he could not speak, and
looked If he in state Of stranguaton. The po
lice were sent for and came there during the dimcuy
that the young was nearly choaked that he the
witness would prove it, and the police to take
taken to the Tomb and the plaintiff was taken from
thence to the Eldridge street prison. stage Of the
proceedings, the court adjourned.
Charles Payen and Louis Pagen John Sfrahsn and
Horafio .dndreps.-fhis was action to recover
1906 TO- the balance Of account OF bill of goods for
the draft and also contained count for goods sold and
delivered and PLAINTIFF sought to under all the
and the plaintiffs proceeded on the draft After they
had got through with their case the defendants
sci moved Tor nonsu on the ground Of atches on the
part Of the plaintiffs in not presenting the draft in due
time for acceptance After long discussion the Judge
ntimafed that latches question to be decided by
take verdict for the plaintiff subject the opinion of
the court on case to be made Verdict accordingly.
Martin.
Before Judge Ingraham
Cochvsne u.s. Lscompfe.-This not finished
when the adjourned 1t will occupy the entire Of
this morning.
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Navigation OF the ohio rive


Thursday, Feb. 5-6 r. NJ.
Quotations for stocks improved shade to-day and the
transactions larger than usual Harlem went up
II Long Island II Canton t /; Reading ;-stonington 81
Pennsylvania SIS Illinois Norwich and Worcester.
Morris Canal and Farmers Loan, closed firm at yeser-
days prices.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank have declared div
dend Of four per cent for the last six months also
per cent for the dividend omitted in February, ls4 pay
able on the l4th inst.
The Planters Bank Of Tennessee has declared ssm.
annual dividend of 81 per share, payable demand.
In the Virginia House of Delegates, ON Monday, the
bill to incorporate the Potomac and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany was indefinitely postponed by vote Of II to 49,
In the Senate the day, the bill to incorporate
the Richmond and Ohio Railroad Company, was passed
as it came from the House, and is a law.
The earnings Of the division of the New York
and Erie Railroad for the month of January were as
New York ERIE RAILROAD.
From freight. ......... $3.50 SO
passengers. 6071 o.
l296a IS
Same time last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL $50 "a
Increase. ...... ................. 81 s02 90
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Movements OF TraveIlers

The following catalogue OF arrivals yesteaday at the
the principal hotels indicates early revival of bust
ness We found the following at the
AMERrcAr-John Ehlers, Weehawken Heights; r.
Waldron, c. H. Dennis, u. g. NJ; w. Noyes, New York;
g. Barry, G. J. Bates, u. s. NJ; b. & Z. Solver w
art Charleston, CT Lieut. Gordon, U. g. NJ; j. Camp.
bell v. Ransom, N. O.; Mr. Edwards, England M. Cop
pie Georgia
AsToR.-W. Tompson, Geo. L. Ward, H. C. Davie Bos.
ton EDWARD II. Deckerson, H. Fryzell, p Ryerson, N
Jersey j. l.. Newman, Philadelphia f. B. Vaudeville
D. H. Gordon, Virginia DR.. Thomas, Baltimore w. n.
Seward, Auburn w. D. Scott, Louisville James Pot.
ter England; B. Smith, Boston T.. B. Grant, Phadel-
phia Edwards and Bartlett, Boston John Heis Wash
Capt Klngman, Buffalo; George Browne, Baltimore H.
Evans, Bellevue; J. Chandler Boston.
Ctrr.-Charles Robertson, Honduras Horace Brooks
New York J. Deverlu, Utica Gen. Cadwalader, Gov
StrattoD, New Jersey j. Cheever, New Haven Jas
Baker, Williamsburg s. Lockwood, u. NJ: j. B.
Fitzgerald, Michigan w. II. Babbeld, New Jersey C.
Robinson do; 8. g. Givens, Kentucky; H. Farmer N IT.
G. H. Pierce, Boston n. Farmer, Pittsburg; N Little
Canandagua; Conn Clark, Troy Isaac Foster; Geo
8 Jarvis, New Orleans L, Flanagan Philadelphia; w
Whiting, Alabama w. Converse, Norwich
FRASELIS.-C. Comins, Hartford George Camphin
Conn; j. Hopkins, Val Capt. Day, c. Adams, Conn
John Watson, j. c. Young, Manch; w E. Sanford
New Haven NJ c. David, New Orleans Col. Rogers
st. Louis George Day, Conn; j. w. Church, Vicks.
burgh L. G. Collins, Hartford A. L. Latham, Con-
necticut.
0LosE.-.c. H. Fisher, Philadelphia; A. Mitchell,
Bridgegste Browne, Manchester Donald Mo Phsr.
son, Scotland.
HowARp.-G. Carver, Fishkill r. Grimm, Baltimore
d. c. Rhodes do n. A. Allen, ". "; Kase Newark
=. Rockwell, Pa w. H. Babbitt, N j.; c. Robinson N.
York
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Our fleet OF swift sailing news schooners, which
annoy the Wall street press into so many impropr-
etes is crulzng for the expected packets inc udlng
the steamer Massachusetts. Our enterpnsing news
collectors, and their energetic coadutors will please
land the news any where along shore, and send II
by overland express to this office.
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Dressing Cases The Subscribers having
for past the above articles can
confidently offer them to tho public portable
manufactured They have every REQUISITE for gent emsns
toilet aud travelling they abeevery
article contained them has been selected subsc
bars personal aad will be warranted fit for
in fact for utility durability aud eheapaes they
passed. g SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broadway,
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, to be ready at o'clock to-
morrow morning, will be particularly local and inter-
esting in Its illustrations "One will represent Ham,
let" as performed the Amateurs at Palmo's Opera
House, to discriminating audience and another
will illustrate the way all of rascals are allowed
TO escape IN this city, by means of straw bail, &c.
In addition these spirited engravngs, the news OF
the week will be given.
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We statement exhibiting the quantity Of Ger.
tain articles imported into this district for the month
January, in the past three years. The importaons in
January 1885, much smaller than in January 1885,
both value and quantity will be observed by the
following table that the articles included there has
been general falling of The decline in value amounts
to 81 100. compared with last January. This table
does not include the great variety Of manufactured ar
ces imported, and only able to show the varia
tons in the receipts Of the principal staple items
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!. e,,oss,lso sa,laa, eos ssl ,sas 60, rs!

This shows increase in the expectation Of nsrchan-
disc in January this year. Of s6a2 $780, and decrease in
the expectation Of specie of ssos7ss This puts more
favorable complexion upon the trade Of the past month
than the increase upon the aggregate export sxhbis
Notwithstanding this increase, &C, there 10 very little
doing in the way Of business II 10 the universal remark
that business generally at this time. dullsr than II has
been at corresponding period since 1887 Our produce
dealers particularly complain Of dull times The unset
tied state Of foreign Affairs the uncertainty that ex
lists in relation to the psrmansncy Of several important
affecting both foreign and domestic trade and
the probable changes In the financial policy Of the gov
eminent all tend to dsprsss busip and dampsn the
energies Of the commercial classes Trade gsnsrallys
in very healthy state the complaint that thsrs
activity than 10 desirable this caused by determine
ton among the mercantile classes to move cautiously
until the political horizon is cleared Of the little dark
specs that now look 90 threatening.
The receipts Of the Western Railroad Company, for
the week ending January aist, were a. annexed:
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City Intelligence.

The Yesterday and the day previous
were two warm, spring-like days The Thermometer
was up to about So The sun shone warmly, in clear
unclouded blue skythe Park Fountain danced merrily
to the strains of its music Frightening up the spray
with innumerable rainbows The streets piled up
with several inches of the true Corporation MIXTURE
all external nature and seemed TO indicate the depar.
of winter and the advent Of spring time. But
have left Rude winds and biting breezes will red
den the Of the pedestrians and blow the cold
of the fountain.
LIGHT GUARD SorREr-Ths volunteer company OF
Light Guards will give grand ball at the Aston House
on the night Of the 10th inst Great preparations have
season. and learn that it will be attended by the elite
Of the city. The tickets are in great demand
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SocIETY-The seventh annual
ball of the Hebrew Benevolent Society will take place
dark maids Of Judah will be there radent in beau.
ty and every effort will be made to make all things
WIN DAvrEs-A grand ball will be given this evening
at Tanmany Hall, for the benefit of VIM Davies The
floor will be under the direction of Mr. Parker and
doubt not il will be we'll attended.
PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS are respectfully invited to
call at Dr. Bostw cks Office rs Chambers street. see
apparatus which he has contrved and which Is appl
cable to the treatment Of many Diseases particularly fe-
ny thing the kind before known used in the
tive process of disease, that few physicians will
main satisfied without its aid after seeing it, The
of getting it up is very trinng.
FIRE.-A fire was discovered last night, in 1.-THE
drug store corner of Houston and Pitt streets The bull
were considerably mixed with Croton water.
CoRoNER's OrFICE, Feb. 5.-The Coroner held in.
quest yesterday the body of Matilda Connor born in
Baltimore, 80 years Of age. She fell down Water st
yesterday morning and bred Verdict died through