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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

When John Quincy Adams, after having filled
nearly every eminent station under the Govern
msut. from Secretary Of Legation up TO President
.nd after having been beaten in canvass Tor re-
election to the Chief Magisracy, and after spend
ing some years thsreuPon in secusion' yielded to
the invitation of his friends and neighoors and OF
an advanced age accepted seat in the House OF
R.prs,eptstives, his sdversaries censured has
compliance a. wanting in dignity and as inconsist-
emit with the lofty station from which he had de-
sesnded. Mr. Adams made no formal verbal an
sver, but patiently, quietly addressed himself TO
the performance of the public duties thus devolved
ppon him. He had been the most widely and
c.uselessly abused man on the continent and he
continued for years to be a shining mark tor the
arrows Of detrsction and malignity. These never
turned him from his purpose he rarely stopped to
shake them from his sides as he walked stead
tasty on in the path Of integrity and Of duty AT
one time narrowly escaping expulsion from the
House for his intrepid devotion 10 the Right OF Pc
tition. at ell times reviled as fanatic and exc
Grated as a msdmap he pursued the even tenor
OF his way, gradually shanins his enemies into
silence By the transparent purity OF his motives
and the lofty nerOism OF MS ire anu ""oH - '"s''
In the fullness Of his years ard his fame, he-the
las, actor in our great Revolutionary drama who
fingered on the stage Of public liie-wss stricken
down in the midst Of bis duties, and died in the
Nations Capitol, the whole People recognized the
moral grandeur Of his career, and mourniully real
lied that in him had passed away one OF the no.
best Of our Patriot Statesmen.
Henry CLAY yields to the unanimous call Of ms
devoted compstrio,s in Kentucky, reiterating the
wishes Of their fellow citizens in other States, and
returns once more TO public life. He is ten years
older than Mr. Adams was when he took his sea-
in the House, but seven years younger than MIR
A. at the date of bis decease. We trust many
years Of life and health will yet be vouchsaieC
him and that the most skeDtica or hostile will be
led to rejoice at his return to the Senate Thougl
well stricken in years yet his eye is not dim no
his natural mental strength abated In th'
ioness of his years and his renown, he comes t
lay the brief remainder of his life willing sacri
nee on the altar Of bis countrys welfare. We
have sauguine hopes that the Offering will be
best and that the evening twilight of his public
career will rival its morning splendor, when tie
MUS and Eloquence combined to secure him such
an ascendsncy over Congress as no other man
ever welded. That all his power and all his In
tellect will be devoted to the good Of his whole
country there live few men so blinded by partisan
venom as to doubt.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JrDoKs m wrsrEEN vIRCiNiA.

JCDOEg IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
Mr. BRowS OF We. moved a reconsideration Of
Yesterdays vote by which The biz Tor increasing the
salary Of the JUDGES OF tn United Sses for the West
ern Dis,ric, of Virginia had been laid on the table
Before the question taken toe Special Order OF the
day called for
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House resolved Itself into COMMITTEES Of the
Whole on the Private Calendar, Mr. ROOT OF ono
Chairman and after acting upon number Of bills the
Committee and reported progress, having passed
thirty bills all Of which the calendar and not
objected TO
During the session a message was received from
the senate asking that the joint resolution respecting the
Public Printing might be sent back for the purpose OF
undergoing a modification. The request was scredfd
ts Speaker temporarily resumiog the Char Tor tns'
purpose.
The hour Of 3 having arrived the House adj
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Thing. In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Friday, FEB.


PHrLApEIPHiA- Friday, FEB :
Ger. TAYLOR will not visit Philadelphia before
i,suguraon The Joint special committee OF Coun-
al. Amounted TO extend an Invitation 20 the General
h.v. received a letter from him in which he states
b, oins TO prior en- gsgements be could not come 70
- civ before the lth Of March, but would be happy
10 do a. AT the earliest moment after MS
-, occurred this morning about clpcA ~
- ks,, bv lanes Todd at the corner Of Schuy XII,
F,on, and Chestnut streets, during which aired J.
Hs.,on one Of the night police, was stso9eo ~ Tue
rfybt side below the breast The wounded man Vas
49, 10 the hospital where be now les IN critical
stion ana IL I. hardly possible that he viii survive
Tbe tavern keeper sad eleven Of the rioters who De-
lonr 10 gang calling themselves " schuyi XII Kan
gers j were arrested ,,, Ill.
v,rng officer whe tell al the battle OF Churuousco
haze been brought from the residence Of bis iaiher IN
Michigan 10 this his native city for inierment -.
There /. very little demand Tor Flour today snd 100
bbIs common Pennsy brands sold FOR shipment at
a RYE Flour and Corn Meal nominally without, alter.
anon and no sales making Wheat - dull sale OF
5OO0 bushels ordinary red was reported AZ lu ca -
Corn il arriving freely and buyers hold on 20 cts
i shest quotation for both southern and Pennsy Iva
MIA Yellow Oats dull. Cotton ia dull and dropping
ana sales are only In small lots. Mossses without
movement owing 70 wet weather Provisions nesrly
ste-iy 10 price with moderate transactions. Iron u
tons Charcoal Forge sold al SO sd per ton. Seeds
100 bushels good Clover brought - Rice scarce at 81
az cents Hemp 900 bales, hy. dew rotted, sold ~
SIS : 90 per ton Freights dell a bark wss taken
up tor Sardinia 3jtfOr Provisions Whisky dull al pc
S,IFs OF SrOcKs-FUs Board North Bank ny
100. $3.50 T. War Bounty Scrip 99i 5000 Read K
Mort Bfs 5dl: - 800 do S. Mech Bank 2bi s. 30 o
state - ~: & 900 Sch Nav g. 80. Penn and Ohio
Canal &c. 500 Tres Notes. 1914 20 Girsrd Bk II
S,r9ud Roari-S3470 State 81, ~ : 600 DO, 7-i
% vicks BIZ 49, = coo Reading RR Bcs. 4ji > CT
rard Bk ms, $4,000 state S. = Farm snd Mech
Blk So. Lehish 2ss 100 Morris Canal, 20 Union
Canal, n Sls0O : Loan -, o. 1877.
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M A RI IED.

IN Unity Church f-d0la Jan d. BY Rev Thomas lyle.
CHAIR p, AkEf kecoro g. Peter Chuh, wsfii and
sArAh CROSBY, eldest Cav gher of William R-y Fq fr-ions
On The t nst by Rev Pores, NJ REUBEN H. CUDLIPP
and Viz MARY y. -NAHON, aIof tins CITY
A. MILFORD. Mrh Jan Do. Richard jelly and Jane Dunrsn.
AZ tocl-.ts Jan %, Rev 5 Topping and Cyahs h Red.
A. Iona. hcn J.n. ID, Wider Foster s1d Fanny Lowell
Az Grand r. l ncl Jan A. Osmoud Reed snd A Adams
A. Fauh-d = }. Jan. a.. John Reed and Rsahel stu
A. Efon Ol1 Jan. 81, Josh B0o ant Riley
A. buflsoo, Ky Jan 81, " liam hck and America
%, William A. Cornelius and Jarah JAM Lewis.
A. N-s Orleans Jan. II. Me. G.. Ss.- ADD susan Sale
A. Pecan Grove La Jan Jts Caldwell add Mar Newman
A. Iompsns Bend, La Jan t. John " Scarborough and
81 Morgan.
AtF-epor, Tsxas Jan !, J. J. H-asrrs and JAM Taylor
A. Bstnore, Jan 5 richard Phelps and Martha Benson
Tho {, ingshst s1d Mar Ann s-lm.n.
AZ Reading Pa. Jan ~, Ciis j. WINK and IA R.ser
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Law COarts.


SUPREME COURr-(ienernl Term -SargHei Vat,
frci'ad NJ ffsA order motion. made by
JUfse Chamber Cor ht arrest ofi-enaut on csm agn' m
trtn-acfiln which hiu0 ts
cs,ctsr present motion before Judge Edwards. spes
aside me order of the ground that defendant
fi iiIcsry capacity. The transaction, nntefstni
4 gwen collect but proceeds not yet pad over
rs granted. The Court holding at the t-n tiuca
capacity if of the Code special trust such
executor aimnstror le.a attorney and igPea
fra-f Mr. NcA engaged Ordinary business For psntr
john rasi~f Jrf.r iel-nisnf. NJ ". e. Noyes
FraHcif Aeagrtff Mary Ssagrtsf
R1pf> Lefci W. IioF Latch - De,rr-.
Ian Rrnusigc The HsfsoH Rtrer Railroad @ Appifs
compel The Commss1uer- of Appseuen under s ar-nd
charter the Company make farther the grounds
ch they iet-oed fhr
purpose the Railroad whefher for ordinary value
with th- injury o. the adjoining property, The Company de
cid their rail along The Hudson front at Mf. Van
counting house and grounds or about and halt whereby
sf l- beauty of he grounds considerably injured Mr Van
them every facility expecting ayerred they would
s0e him The Original charter directed the g.
pany pr0ue ans Offer 10 The the land
hut h- anenf-i charter allows tie t0mms-ol- tppne the
damage nut reference % negocon They awarded M Van r.
damages. and the present application compel
c-rtorsu show whether the
~ t- onng not The provision original charter
c0nf- i-i being annII~d The right DO
and argument heard Dsciaou ressr ri.
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ACCIDENT OS THE PROyIDEScE RAILROAD
This morning about half past i've o'clock the
boat train from Providence was approaching the Can
station the steam arch Of the locomotive yiOded
Instantly killing the enginemsn, Mr.. Lucius Cummings.
Mr Cummings's head blown 10 pieces, separating
u from his shoulders The fireman received mate
rial injury The locomotive detached from the
by the conclusion and ran half mile " hen
the fireman succeeded in stopping Il by OF the
brakes. The escape of the fireman was most mrscu.
lOus the forward part Of the engine where h was
standing completely destoysd pieces at the boiler
being thrown great distance.
Mr. Cummings worthy man, having high cha.
racter IN bis vocation. He leaves family.
The passengers represent the noise OF the explosion
resembling the discharge OF heavy cannon. Many
of Them much frightened and attempted 10 Jump
from the Alter quiet had been restored and
n the accident had been sscsrsned the pssseu-
started Tor the Canton depot which ahead
Near the bridge they found the body OF Mr. Cummings
lying Al the side OF the track portion Of the head
twenty thirty yards from the trunk The re-
the fireman, with the remnants o; the engine and tend
and two OF Hsrndens cars returned He represents
that be was stunned by the explosion, and when his
senses returned be found that ne lying on the
wood OF the tender with everything Ia ruins around
him Ne Jumped o. the brakes and stopped the engine
Al the time OF the accident the train going about
| 30 miles hour. The fireman bad one eide Of his
Ihiskers scorched of probably b. the fash Of the
plosiOn IL Is stated that portion OF the railing Of the
| locomotive was thrown down the precipice at the
bridge, and knocked our the posts OF the piazza Of
the accident VII probably De investigated They mac
taken In water short time previous the explosion
The explosion was heard az distance OF nine miles
| Boston Traveller Feb L
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL

" THE sourHERS MAIL failed sssin last
,s, hsvcns philade phla II continues TO be retarded
BY the difficulty in crossing the susquehAnns at Havre
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THE ENGLISH l. ,NGUAGE.-It would be well
il Americans could realize both al home and abroad,
the superior elevation aud advantages OF our country
some Americans so far forget themselves az - dis
pArsee their native land abroad But they ought 10 be
aware of the fact that both our country and language
will bear comparison with any On earth IL Is an IN
doubted fact that speak the English language le
better than they do in England and IL also curious
fact that the English, having standard author on
English pronou1cia alton. walker scotchmsn and
sheridan an Irishman) publishing very splendid
edition of Webster's Dictionary - TfdrelTs Thoughts
a. England published IN the IHdepeldea Jan %, lei9.
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parsgnvgn mEArs soR cAIIrnR.1A

Thomas KEssgTT Co. y OLDsLIP.--Mess Soup,
Game, Oyster Lob.tefs As, se pa, up 10 tin case.
OIL and bs each and may b. conveyed The remoes,
climates retaining perfectly their natural taste and sweet
To travellers these articles are invsusb a. they
may - served up al any moment and 10 any clmse Al
experience Of thirty years enables to pronounce
articles unsqosled. Every we preserve 10 warranted
Bl lW
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By telegraph to the New.Yofk Tribune.
Elect Of Henry Clay 10 the United
states senate.


HENRY CLAY was elected TO the United
State, Senate yesterday, by the Kentucky Legs
lature for SIX years from the 4th Of March next in
place Of THos. H METcALFE, whose term expires
with the XXXth Congress
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individual subscribcr- from variou. Post


THE PEoFLE. No INThis psper published Ibis morning
is journal which everybody should FOR himself IL
contains articles from the pens OF Mr. DoHESY, DEyiE
R,iLLY aud w r. ROBINSON Among them notice an
able paper on The Democracy Of Europe" another
The Catholic Clergy" with numerous editorials 'eeply
interesting TO al VINO would understand European poll
tics lts selection Of foreign news Is nall, and xxi fully
dges,ed. udog selections of poetry fom the bishmaH
Just published 10 Dublin. To DO had Al the Office No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
cAITyORNIA DF.TfsT

" DR GALgS BUsDsLL Dentist Is about leaving for "a /,
Gold Region where he expects ge, enough Of The dut
m teeth during the remainder Of hs life His city friends
and patrons who have business with him will please call
his uncle, Dr. John RurceI tNo Union Place, corner Of
Foureenih-st) until his NevYorsers visiting Cali
orus and who wish bis services will direct their com
muoications to DR.. Il (csre u Robert A. P1ker) san
Francisco Mlt'
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FIREASD Loss Or LIFF.-The tobacco factories
of James Goode and T. A. smith, Richmond Va. were
entirely destroyed by FIRE the 3Oth ut negro boy
sleeping in the second story Of Mr. Goodies factory
was burned To- death mr. Goode and one OF bis slaves
SAYS the RepubtcdR. occupying a room In the third
story OF the building would doubtless have persisted
ere they sensible OF their danger but tor the
ggity OF favorite pointer dog who lesped upon his
M ster and aroused him from his sumbers On Mr.
q . awsking he ordered the servant TO get up and
turn the dog of the room but ss the door
was opened, the cause Of the poor dogs useasness
manifested itsell-the building was on FIRE The loss OF
Mr. smith IL estimated at from : 800 20 $4,000 above
h insurance-and that Of Mr. Goode at from 81 400 T.
: 600 partially insured. The houses were owned by
Mr. Hawkins whose loss ia unknown
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FoR CHtsRrs.-The Crescent Cny, Capt sroD-
pasD, leaves again on Monday for Chsgres The
7'rTbuae for Csliiornis. Oregon, and the Sandwich
Islands, if sent out by her. will probably reach
Panama in season to &, by the Falcons mails
As the Second Edition is nearly exhausted, per
sons wishing TO mail the paper to their friends.
should apply early. A list Of the contents will be
found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

CALFoRSL,.No person should 90 TO California without
having pair Of WATKSss long wsding and riding Boot
the Simon Pure article, be 'ound at ia Futons
They perfectly ws,erproof sid will Owesr at essis
dozen psrs Of India rubber Mr w. also sseps
periOr Of all kinds Of boots and shoes suitable
Tor the gold regions 3fyt
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FROM PERSAsBUoo.-A letter dated Jan. l
1912 says; ave have nothing Of importance To com
municate a. all commercial transactions are parsyze
by the Christmas holidays The Government Is stil
obliged to watch with uncessng ssesdness the move
ments OF the dissaected psr,ies in the county
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BROOKLYN

POLICE CoURr.-No,hing OF any consequence trans
red The Pore Count yesterday and beyond ps
of assault and battery. nothing all done
10 Understood that the officers the Of
who broke into AID Cohrns and other Thursday ngh
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Ew.YokK, Jan Solver ". Nimrod. Albert Gala
tin Jr WIN. English, James L Howard, stephen
T. Mstvihew. WIN Maxwell, samuel Blown, JOSEPH
7. Van Week, 4. A. Van Buren,, Notsrios Public VIM
VI McCsrdle, Commissioner OF Emigration, in place Of
Jacob Henry deceased
Ontario Jas Gillespie Of Geneva, Notary Public
ORANGE-Alex Wrisht Of Clinton. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

Ell BUscAPIE.-We have received from the Of
ice Of the Courier DIS Eta UHis nea, Spanish edition
of FL Buscape the long lost work of Cervsntes. 1t
it, in substance, brief defence of Don Quixote
against the charges made against it during the authors
life given in the form Of dialogue between himself
and student By the wsysde. The style OF the orig
nal has all the grace and naive humor of the other
works of Cervsntes and will be read with great relish
By the admirers of his genius The volume before us
/. published in New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

lg- va arrested Yesterday and committed Tor m b Ju.ts
foun'or, charge ui stealing
he money drawer tie store of M wm. wood
and Twelfth The accused caught bu. counting
colt-uts small boz which R hsi from the m apparently
uncoacsrnsd be bad be.n tie gitiul OF the
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LETTERS FROM EURorr.-we have still two or
.,,.. Letter. from our foreign correspondents IN
type bu. crowded out of this morning. 1,'0sAs
by press of domestic news. We shall try to ma
room for them soon.
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THr sroPPAes AT THE scs9UEHASSA.-The

TN STOPFAGf At TIE UsVUtHANNA-Iue
Blrmore Aa1ieaH Of Thursday says:
The steamer Relief which had been dispatched
hence for Hsvre-de.Grace on Tuesday night by the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Company for
the purpose of extrcaung the steam ferryooat from
ner confinement IN the lee reached the mouth OF the
sasquch anna River yesterday morning. The Relief
has made her way to within about threeOurths OF a
mile of the ferry boat, and at latest accounts was
making slow progress through the intervening masses
OF solid and closely packed ice. The ierry.boat it 10
said, 10 lying cakes of ice measuring In depth
some ten or fifteen feet gentleman who passed
over the tow path Of the tide canal yesterday,
SAYS that il was covered in places by ice from the
river but apparently had received no injury.
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TIE DEAF AND DUMB.-The bill making an ap-
proprati0un Of 1900 enable the NewYOrk nstitu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb 70 pay its Indebtedness
went through all Us stages yesterday by consent and
passed by unanimous vote a strong and deserved
token Of the hsh favor in which this noble and bent
nceDt charity Is held throughout the state Exhibit
ions IN the Assembly Ch4mo-r Of the proficiency Of
some Of the pupils Of the Institution the evenings
OF Tuesday and Wednesday, were largely attended by
members of the Leg stature citizens and susngers
The result in the highest degree satisfactory BON
- u the perfection Of the system under when the
dumb educated snd ed for usefulness IN society
the experience and fidelity Of those VINO
have charge Of tue Institution Mr. PEET, the able and
eslms0e Principal Of the Institution tor many years
and those associated with him In ia management de
well Of the STATE for their Untrng snd emneuy
successful devotion 10 rs interests. AID Argus ID
TIE MURDER AT HARTFORD.-The daughter OF
Mr. Turner who was shockngly murdered 10 south
Coventry on Monday. about - years old We
learn that there any prOvOeaton for the
The only persons In the house beside the deceased aud
the lrshman two Of her sisters and ,1eir aged
and helpless father. AZ ace left the room and passed
into back entry, the man got up and followed and
struck her twice with the back " her bead
once with the edge she lived Ill Tuesday uorong,
The friends Of the tecessed have offered a reward az
siooO for the apprehension Of the murderer An lrsh
man vas arrested In this city yesterday inspected Of
the crime, but after examination be was DISCHARGED
lCourant let inst
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CITY ITEMS.
sermons, &c, To-Norrow'

Prof Rl.h-s rfy Itrsrs Brosirsy- w . r.--
Re- Tick rao1--f hlrri ror. n iiia- a '''-'t
R-r NJ ts-Un.~ersf o. ChfPeI ken -. ,..--oc-
Re- Thsopf F-ks-t nIrsr.s'rt tkur,A' i"-''- -
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Y The Pennsylvania Senate on Wednesday
Last voted Is TO- sgsinsi extending the night Of sal
frsss to al psrsons without regard TO eoupsuon
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For ssLEA valuable mil privilege and eleven u
snd connected herewith The said property located
Chnmbelss Creek, next below the mill known rs Washs
paper mill, within hslf mile VI the village n Newburgh
Ia easy Of by public road ard within three hour.
sail OF the City Of Hew-Yofk The site Is altogether unoc
cupied. There j. shre natural dam In the Of up
ward Of four feet, where, 9Th trfng expense excel
lent dam could be easily and firmly erected The fall Is ~.
feet with sufficient FOR about 50 horse power Tho
stream supplied by pond conlsnirg about go ard
nearly 70 feet deep, and by swamp containrg sbouts
thousand scres, which he drained from | to feet
There slge Of clear spring an elevated
position the place and and which be rendered
available lille expense. The land ID under good cult
walton and Is suitable for buildings The property bound
ed the north by branch Of the New-Yors and Ere
Railroad running 10 Newburgh. Information relating "
the premises may be obtained OF WV Is LEONARD, Agenl
Of The Maf,eswsn Company Maaeawsn, OF s. c. P,s.
NEsTER or JonS Al. WALSH at Nevbursh
The above property sfoFds great facilities 10 capitalists
wishing engage n manu- scufog Of sny description and
Will be sQld cheap. Apply TO THOs DARLINGTON,
81 DWSSW l4WslLst NY
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Glnr Concert Tshsrrsc.~-sP "
Or. Dol : Leciure-Clint1n Hal-is1 2 ".
Panorsma % Metco-bes Broadway - = VI a. 81, a q,
Dueuf-. Adam ard Ev--Nsiionai A. sdsrny ~ y. ~ ~
ir;srnaiona Art Uron-Brose~sy, cor Races t-DN
loersI Hsi-ss ADD = ~-ry-i \ to and 81 70 " =,
G,.ry of Europ..n Psntrg-ssa Broad say M 70 ~
-b,.,y .-NsLanr. Hal "a Brosdrsy-s 40 =
Orleans Op@rs Compsuv-soceiy Lhrafi ii ? = ~
Chimes. Museunn-B3s Brostrsy- Day and evening"
Am.rcar Clrcus-A hsmra Broadway VI
Burton. U-asr-Chsfansrs 81 near Brn.nrN- v 4"
Broadway Theaf.r- Brosiray near Anthony ~ n
.m.rc,r Nus.uun-Broad~sv cor AnnstDsy ard s'sninS
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" Larceny Sea-HiliaW z Earart. of the sh
Ceres Belfast arrested charge Of puronng
handkerhei from tie cargo vessel II
they found by he mate the ofecls-
Er4nlsfon 70 % Continued fh. forenoon.
Caficf fhinU0Ct aimed by \ Bafr0H
opening belonging
case, th.s complaint dismissed.
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The GIRARD EsrArEs-The estate Of the late
Stephan Girard In possession Of the City OF Phia.
dephia consists in real property, within the limits Of
the city proper and the county, of III buildings OF
which 80 are small houses Il large do, and 81 stores
The taxes and rents this property amount 70
about e25 900 yearly 10 which an additional sum OF
$4,000 has been annually applied, for making repairs
and permanent Improvements, for several years The
total amour, Of the income of the estates last year was
100000 lPhils Bulletin
FIRE The fine dwelling-house of c. VI. Pope,
ESQ OF SDring Hill. Ala was entirely consumed by ire
the 2lst ult Los, estimated at si,OOO-only par
TALLY insured