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&s- WILL SOON CLOSE. -
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL,
seventh street, WashingtOn,
(Being Handsomely fitted up ioih raised platform
and brilliantly lighted toih gas.)
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR A SHORT
SEASON,
BAYNE'S celebrated series of gigantic PIANO
RAMAS, entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Har
Dor, Halifax, the Atlantic, Liverpool, London from
the Thames, (passing under the bridges,) and end
ing with magnificent view Of the THAMES TUN-
MEL, brilliantly illuminated, and both banks of
the beautiful
RIVER RHINE,
Witnessed in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
byupwards of $50, 900 persons
An exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents; children under - years, 10
cents.
Doors open at 81 o'clock--to commence moving
at u. Dec. l9-dlmif
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THE COMPLETE FARRIER and HORSE
J. DOCTOR, containing the Habits, Diseases,
and Management Of the Horse in the stable and on
the road, with advice purchasers. Price % cents
Advice to Purchasers of Horses, by John Stew
art, V. s. Price so cents For sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
Jan. 10 (News) Booksellers, near 9th st.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

.AMlMS emse Nts.
ADELPHI THEATRE.
Managers .Messrs. CARTLITcH and BROWNE.
Acting and Stage Manager. MIR. J. Is. ROBERTS,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10,
The performance will commence with the farce Of
LOLA MONTES.
highland fhng...... La reute Carihah'
After which, the drama OF
ROUGH AND READY.
Hezekiah Hartshorn. ....... MIR. j. p. Adams.
To conclude with
THE FREEDOM SUIT.
Cyrus Hutchins. ...,....... MIR. j. p. Adams.
Prices of admission. private boxes, rs cents; boxes
and parquet, so cents; gallery, 25 cents.
Doors will be opened at O'clock; performance
to commence at half past I. Jan. 10
CARUSI'S SALOON.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY Ia, 1850.
TINE NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIANS respect
i fully announce to their friends and the public,
that with the approval of the officers Of the
ciey) they will give, at the above time and place.
A GRAND CONCERT for the benefit of the
Washington Monument.
Tickets % cents-to be had at Fischer's and Tay-
lor & Maury's Stores.
For particulars, see bills of the day.
Jan. l0-tM
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sntered by burglars and eight or ten patterns Of
tNoe cloth taken therefrom. They made an IN
.ucce,slul ehir' 70 open the iron safe whica con-
tanned about s6OO
CAD AccIDEST.-0n w ednes9ay last, Mrs. Gil
o.'' ana her three children. residing tbs rros
nng Course Hempstead, left home for Lake gills
Ior ,he purpose Of procuring some cherries, and
Nhhe descending a bill in that place, near the
WiHians the horse became frightened by the
ming Of crackers, runaway, upset the wagon.
throwing Mrs Gilbert ard the children some dis
.ence and injurng her ve-y seriously, while the lat
yer escaped With only slight bruises. Mr.. VILLAINS
very promptly and kindly rendered every assist
, snce N bis power, and proceeded with them to
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CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, July IL
STEAMSHIP PAcIFIo.-ThiB vessel was passed
at O'Clock, on Sunday morning. in lat. 40 10, long
69 40, by the packet-ship Ocean Queen, arrived at
this port. She was also passed the same day at
AN. South Shoal, bearing north 80 miles BY the
brig Caroline, arrived at Boston.
The RELIEF FIREMES.-The volunteer hremen,
who left yesterday in the evening train for Phia'
delpba, passed free on the ferry and in the cars.
They were about 100 in all
MARRIAGE AT THE FIVE PoISTs-Mr. Editor -
In your paper Of last week you were kind enough
to publish an account Of the first meeting Of the
Crols ST. Temperance Society. wish nov to Oc
cupy aroit or small space in your columns that you
ard your readers may know how TO tie conuuoial
Knots "alseribe most approved and latest fashion
Well, Sir, according to previous notice on Friday
nigh. lsst our mission room, opposite the Old Brew
cry, was flied to overlooking with the jewellers
thereabout, anxious 70 avail themBc cs CT the OPP
portunity Of signing the pledge The exercises
we're OF the right character for such people, and
more than e score came up TO mite under The ban
ner Of Temperance Az the close Of the meeting
the following scene took place: Mr.. Pease having
announced that an important event vas aO~ ~
take place, the audience became q1lS: ar a..e,-
and stood before the altar Mr PeGse said, John.
/ want you to sign the pledge; Margaret, wait
you 10 40 the same They both readily compiled.
Ator The usual questions and responses, Il Psase
pronounced them man and wife adding, What
God hath joined together, lie. neither man nor G'c1
loi put assuader' Who were these persons -
Tie frat introduction the Missionary hid 10 them
was in a dark ard dingy apartment in one Of the
crowde I'd dwellings Of that locality where be foasi
the woman drunk on the H0Or and The man beating
her. He exposiulAted with him iuf his conduct
when be gave for bis excuse that he vas hinseA
Industrious, but the woman spent all his earnings
in drink. pom inquiry he found that they had
lived together for several years end become the
parents Of several children without ever having
been married. Several visits to them, GcconPa.
MED by words Of kindnels and love on the part Of
the Missionary and Others. produced the gratifying
result above described. The married pair seem -
be very happy, and are doing well.
c. c. MARSH, Secretary.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

eHocKIEs BARBARITY TOWARDS WIFE -
James BatesoD, the keeper Of a small grocery at
l72 Bsnkst was committed to Jail this morning by
Justice Cogsn for beating dis wife al various tlnes
in an amost incredibly brutal manner. HIS cruel.
ties are represented 10 have been such, and so often
repeated, that she made several attempts TO com.
NIT suicide the last Of which was on Sunday when
she threw herself INTO the Canal, and was saved by
person who accidentally noticed the act. Aida
VII was made by one the neighbors, which was full
ly concurred in by the reports OF several persons re-
siding in the immediate neshbOrhood.
Advertiser 10Th
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LEMON aIIGAR-

\ w. KDLLY5 PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for The
J instant production Of LemoL ado, pot ap 10 paper and
glass packages expressly for uayeliog ethsr by land
or
Also portable Soda for the insslI p.ofacaon 81 soda
w sier put up 10 glass packages 80 powdered sats
The above ARTICLES very dosrabic f .hey
only curstyes but proysDuVes u tia scufvy vor
sale 10 los " su Purchasers by The manufactured,
j. w. KELLY, 80 8sskmanst
je24 Inn 2dOors aooys Wnusuo-sL
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HoMIcIDE.--At Corning, on Sunday last, an
Irisbman named Whaen was beating his wife her
brother, named Cooper, interfered; Wbaen drew {
pistol and fred at Cooper whereupon Cooper seiz.
ed fat iron and struck him In the head. literally
beating out bis brains at least half pint OF which
were seen scattered on the ground. Cooper sur.
rendered himself to the authorities.
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AsoTHER FIRE.-About O'Clock last evening
FIRE broke out in tho SILVER plating shop OF Nlcho-
las Van Ness, Mechanical which being OF wood
burnt at frat with great rapidly endangefng very
nuch the surrounding buildings. Toe hremen
acted with Characteristic promptness, b1s the hose
bursting rendered their exertons for some time OF
DO avail. The building will be repaired, aud the
whole loss is estimated at $500, on which there
was 10 Insurance. Advertiser, 10th
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the President The Guaris, daring their one'
visit by their gentlemanly demeanor, have won 'ne
respect and esteem Of our mitiry sni suoh CYL.
GERS as have formed their acquaintance They
take with them the best wishes OF their many
friends, for their prosperity and happiness
THE sIxrH WARD REToRHATIoS.-OHcerA Nc
Manus yesterday lodged complaints before Justice
Lothrop, against fry eight individuals, keepers OF
Infamous deus mostly in Croi', Orange, and Little
Water ss. Bone Of the parties were brought up
ard gave bail. while others promised 10 leave the
Ward The Home Missionary Society have estao-
liahed at the corner Of Cross and Little Water ss'
an institution in which are employed forty females
who manufacture all kinds Of garments, and tue
poor degraded women OF that locality, BY efectlng
reformation, can have steady employment at
needle work in that institution, and be well paid
for their services. This looks encouraging and no
doubt cause will great revolution, and it Is 70 be
hoped reformation, in the Five Points.
EDITORIAL CHASsE-Rev Henry w. Bellows,
DID, announces in a late numbsr Of the Christian
Inquirer bis retirement from the editorial direction
Of that journal.
EPELD VI IdL PaSsSu6OA ~
the Georgia has furnished the Commercial Adrsr-
tiser with the following account Of the remarkable
speed of this steamer on her return voyage from
Chsgres;
"Tfis is without doubt the quickest run ever
made by an ocean steamer, and bat for the deten.
ton Of the Georgia four days at Havans, we should
have received the California mails on the 9Th inst.
instead of on the sth. The Georgia made her ran
Mig time from Chagres to New. York in days and
- hours, a distance of 1850 miles, which is an
average Of 344 miles per day. Part of this for
three days is attributable to the Calf Stream; but
deductng that it still leaves it the most rem arkt.
bic run on record. The Georgia did not use her
blowers once during the trip, except coca
sionally when the fires were down, and she carried
only twelve pounds Of steam. Her running time
from the Moro Castle TO Sandy Hook was three
days and eighteen hours-ten hours shorter time
than it has been performed in BY any other steamer
"Those who have charge of her are OF opinion
that she can perform the distance in three days and
eight hours, should there be any occasion for it, 1t
ought no: 10 be forgotten that the Georgia is the
first American steamer that achieved triumph in
speed over the fastest OF the British steamers
Americans may well feel proud OF this fne speci-
men Of naval architecture, rejecting high credit as
abe does upon the builders and projectors"
DEARNAE LoTs-The following lots in this new
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n ". NORRIS, Aucu0noeE
: ALE nv VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
REMOVAL.

DRmOyAL.-Dh LUTENER, Aarsl hss removed
IA bis Oce from $50 10 80 BfO.dway entrance q Wsr
rep-sI Ofhce hCurs IL faure ffOmSnl z
sixisen years Of E1ecessa practice VI AZ dseses 81 hs
Esr enables ni 20 cure al deafnesi nap.e1s.n Eose
and cssbsxes Of he Ear provided tie n-ys ard drum Be
not injured
References Of he most undoab,sd knd be sea al s
mall or o,nerwse, 81. LgHaw'I is Inn
INsLkY,s DAGUBRhEOTYPEs Rsnsys 70
tnis new aud splendid SEy-hshl Gslery on ne second
aooT Of 81 Broadway Third do below The City do p<
Ladies vii fnd present roons Tar more coz ss1s' -
tbEu oar orIner ouss 90 powerful sGy isht
ard recep on oons are al 90 tbe sane 1oof knd nsoa
cut few seps above me street IL "a al - nsd NC,
Deror 10 hose AZ 60 hy the ordinary node BeeF
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rur ps.IANx. For The Tribune


r.pa,t.NYt O'eris marble walls
The rainbovs OF the Future gleami
The phslsDxl Through its ample haln
The noblemeD Of Nature stream
/ See the hero oi The Plo",
The iron duke-ihe lord oil COAL
With mighty frame aud Lofty ofo"
Futemple OF toe giant soul
rhe Fbslspxl Oh its pure domain
see msiestic Womsn stand
F,ee from Conventions painted cnain'
Indsed. q" a lady Of the land
p,;abt hyiliant, earnest, th0ushtial' CAIN,
Ing aod loved bloom Eafth siaif daaso'
F+sc, and stately as palm lse",
That shades Parana's crystal waters.
IT.. pb.lan1 in its Eden-bowers
El, me bands Of joyous children play,
Leaning IL Mornings plastic hours
Virtue for LIES heroic day.
Body Ano sOQl expand together,
Knowledge and Love 60 hand In hand.
Labor becomes artistic pleasure,
Worship, Spontaneous and grand.
The Phalanx where Lies dark enigma
Meets solution plain and clear,
And Deity discards its stigma
When Sin and sorrow disappear
Where men forget their wild traditions,
To heed Gods voice their hearts within,
And Natures la VS., whose stern CONDITIONS
None ever disregard and WIN
The Phalanx, where a noble aim
Wakes HE significant, sublime,
Where every moment has lts claim
And every daty has its time;
Where Wisdom IL the common goal
OfAge, OF Manhood and Of Youth,
The master passion OF each SOUL
Love ofthe virgin beauty Truth.
The Phalanx, where the word 'sfulfLled
"The servant snail the master be;
The man shall there the station gid
And station show the mans degree
Ambition then viii god-like grow,
Aiming TO be indeed superior,
And true supremacy to show
By elevating each inferior.
The Phalanxl Though great stars shall glow
Conspicuous In the gorgeous SKY,
No envy will the smaller know,
True greatness never caused sigh.
But, bathing 10 the liberal light
The lesser will themselves increase,
And grateful for their added might
Uphold the dynasty Of Peace.
The PhAlanx tbs the Church Of God
Which, not content 10 read the tale
OfJesus and the path he trod,
Win tread it TOO, and In the pale
OF mis- great thought include the life,
The institutions Of mankind,
Setting up Brotherhood for Strife
For Force, the empire ofthe Mind
The Phalanx Father hear our prayer
Embrace US in thy heavenly sphere,
Let thine eternal order there
Be soon on Earth embodied here;
So may Thy holy will be done,
That each, in aiding all, may grow,
Our reason and Thy Reason one
Our world Thy Paradise below
rinnGn June Is, 1859. H. 2. 3.
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OUR GUARD.-The Boston Journal of Wednes
day says, the NexYork City Guards had fine
time down the hsrbOr yesterday with the excep-
ton Of some OF the number wuo were afflicted with
sickness. They went nearly to MinOs's Ledge, bat
from some cause did not succeed il taking many OF
the pisea.Ory family.
An order was given yesterday to have. the. BOs-
ton City Guards, Capt. Thompson, parade this
morning. and escOr. the New-YorS City Guards
Capt MeArdle, through the principal streets, and
on to the Common, where the N. Y. G. G''were to
co through dress parade. On account however,
Of the receipt Of The Sal intelligence on decsa,e
oi President Tsy Tor the order was counter handed
They leave flrhomc tnis afternoon w'''oa' max
ing sly moe parade than is Hs'out y nscs''ary
This souI.e 10 adopted CD sccoanI Of Eoe dsain OF
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70 OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY.

V'HE FIRM OF MACY 4 DRl0G3 Laad aad rsx
j Agents a. Detroit having been dissolved by INC
pirsgion of The srm Of lber agfsems1 sad George r.
Macy having sold 10 Tho undersigned sA his Interest 10
the concern and retired thereom TIC uniersgned oegs
inform all Interested hat he hss since he ssiJ Dissolution 10
November conducted The b1sneAs u the ssd ageacy
1nder bis name, and that he wall continue 10 deyos
hs careful personal attention - u " Al ia BREACHES Any
orders len with DELOS w. BEADLE Esq sl u Brosdr
WN. s. DRiGGs
DETROIT, June 1, 1851. tsll 5usk3woss
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Il Rev. Henry Ward Beecher sAilel ior Lon
den in he New World, Capt Knight on Tuesday
last in company with bis brother in law, d. Bal
lard, who goes to attend the Peace Convention
Mr. Beeches has had several attacks Of 11inzy
sore toEoat Of late which have left his hroA. N so
sensitive a state ~ 10 make rest from biz lab'n
desirable for a few weeks. He did not contemplate
avoytge to Europe till the day or day belize be
sailed, AID was nc. fully decided to 60 til one hour
previous to starting He yielded to the enreaty Of
hI friends who feel anxious about his health, rasn
sr than TO his own inclination
BRooKLYS AND JAMAICA PLAsK ROAD.-Inn
important work is DOW under Roadway. Tue mi
history steps were taken by the Snrveyor. ar. DO
land the latter part Of last week, for Plac'S the
construction Of The road in the hands Of the oonfac
tors.
ARRLsI o. BELcROEr 3eecrois Sas
arrested Wednesday by DePaly sheriff Samaeib D.
bioks, charged with assault ana battery WIN 10,
e NJ 10 AL " IA II Parker, AMI committed 70 JAIL
By justice joan C. Smith
ECfGIARY On Taesdst evening asst lHc cN
pes .Ims ii E Stewart Nc I6s FsIIcn 81 VI"
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InnpPnurn CHAIN puDdp

WITH THE FU5lBLE MEAL BUCKETS.
IiHEbE BUCKETS arc turned perfectly round ana
smooth, which s decided improvement upon The com
cast iron bucket and tbs only stce hat VIII give on-
ro satisfaction the who uses this and " pump
Manufactured only by q. ATWOOD L co.
i@l8 Inn Birmingham Conn.
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AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDINER, AucnOneeF
EsE BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID Store SIS Broadway, cor. Antnory-sL
O. Particular AuenuoD will DO given ~ sass Of Fanc)
GoOas Porcelain, Paintings, kc AlsO, Furniture Of Ani'
ess giving up house ksepng Also, Stocks u Ianuse'
r1reFs, sc AL u y hicb are respectfully solcllsd
Having ID ado arrangement with Mr.. A FUTILE -
ard ,he public lsl sp
AT PRIvArZ sALE.-Damonds Pearls sui Pre- pus
Stones nprsiDg large Invoice OF Damon DIS OF nn
wasr sres Peafa Precious Stones, &c worthy Tho at
tsntOn Of dealers aud Oghers Also, one 1eSsnL new,
silver siI prize s~old eosl3iS jy6i
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A N MERWIn, AEciooesT
DY BANGS, PLATT g. 60. sIore lO4 Srosa .

DY BANGS, PLATr ~ ~. sIofo ~ Dfosx.J
oPsTcuisT attention given 10 he ssls Of En'ais LOTT
hes Cab advsoces msde ~non aesheo
rITrYsEcOsD SLw.YoEE Trade SALE.
MONDAY, Sept 1880
The undersigned announce tho next RE0U LAR TRADE
SALE VI Books, Paper, Stationery, SloieslYpo ris.es
Bindsr,' Materials ke 10 commences Moadsy Inc ssh
Of September be conducted mo ~ ne Sans f7k
Tssy nat invoices The Catalogue b furnished
immedisfey tbs printing will be com neaced 81 IA eiT
IL u,n. cash advances will bs msds receipt u
sO0u'' "N'1 ~ broadway.
A. patv,rE sNE-Bohn's Popaef Lipfsry s-d-s.-
Complete se Of very desirable a1i fesei sorxh are
now offered lbe ua1e and OnerA cOnpri ing Ine STAND
ard Library 81 yol. ne s., aSe ,asrsf - We a.
AID he Ilusrsd Library fn7y series inc'ro'ng Lofges
Portraits Of lliusriou' Psnoosges Of Great shaa roe
yoluH 20 sold separately n desired. ns~ Isl hls l1n
been issued Of he Va1oas Eorks AM FJ - hso a. nc
store -
ecalsgals Lectures on Modern HsIosy. Lamlfines ds
ory u he French Rsvo1rOu, Hnmb0irs Views " da
are Hand Book Of Games end Dew snd popular Ifsnss
COTS q sopnoc-os Escsyius, Anlo4e, E-lpds All
Virgil
Aiso, L-rdner. Popular Lectures o. scieues and arr
gos svoi FwbsrHs Hydraulics and Mechanics Joag-
sons ksrmefs Encyclopedia GnonOns SrclA WON D.
Mich Coss Iaaef' rhoeP Is y Agrsalare o. foeaae.
yes Democracy n America ZlO1's 3c1gsle,, Bs1hetrs
Double Eoiy Bookkeeping sVo ard Wl'e' Asronlunes.
n " NORRIS Auenonoer
SALE or VALUABLE REAL Estate At
CPOU building i5,s - ~ 10 90 20
TUESDAY July 49, is5O al II o'clocE on lhs p eniso.
This properly 10 situated south Of hs b1sness par Of tss
village no rods from The Coor House 90 N eIhnsoc9
giving az extensive view OF H1dson River and land
scap vie reaching from mo III GLANDS soaln 10 no Css-
Hi Mountains nofih - .,..
Pugkkeeps,e poasessss DohOr advantages n elimals
schOos uArkel4 kc s u 60 cJno.--iJn 70 view foh
b. The HUDSON RiTer Railroad feodsfs II convenen 500
place OF residence for parsons coin< business 70
ne eisy and Eishpg 1--we and edae4s isif ea11e- 70
nde OF "a hOurs on he ranks OF The HldsJo, ari
view Of his 6es1nh village from College hl- vii %
"a observer hat DO cannot bod on no b-nks ~ MS
nuuh u
eCmfor han 10 here found.
For particulars apply Caleb Barrier toe premises,
Rsdcag Van Wszslsr, Land Agent q A4rksssl or
n. w. HORaI5 AneiJneer,
fy2 osil5kisls' "a han d. POoRhasepse
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IAhtsING--P.eer.s,es o pound. frosn ~ y - nenns
III 80 diHerruf DIS I'D eo0rs r sais a nsnn &C.
t,--,y ,ylees 0AtNT kDEReICKsOs. l5s So7tnts
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DIANo.FOnTE insrRUUTIoN.-A r.p,

DIAN0FOHTE insTRUUTI0N.-Az sBlsnsn,
PToeIsOr Of TIE kors, having lev hJors
p0yed would be happy 10 give Plano IN
tne city vicinity 70 iow ladies' residences
Terms moderate bor further particulars 9sass iDqslse 81
Sc FGlous Brooklyn, where be 10 bet IA
o. 10 O'Clock r NJ Any susfs dirsc ID ~ "Pro
prompt attention. jill j.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.


" The frs. Presbyterian Church. tNr Nc
Lane s. situated at the corner Of South Fourth and
eiAtn ats Wilisnsbursh, is fast approaching to
complexion. 1t bids fair to be one Of the most ee-
giant and conmodious Churches in the vicinity
Inc lecture room, which is in building erected ad.
joining and attached to the Church, has been fin.
nhed' and public worship, till the man building is
ready, will be held there.
SPLENDID RIDING ScHooL-One Of the largest
eHabluhments Of the kind in the United States is
in process eff erection in toe center Of the block
formed by Third and Fourth and South Fourth and
South Fifth SITS The ring, as it is termed, will be
$50 by 100 feet The building will be of brick, the
walls about 90 feet high, with dome, &c.
OPENING OF EIGHTH-sT.-TheT Trustees have de-
cided upon the opening and grading Of this street
and objections are to be advertised for The street
will be opened its whole length from the Brooklyn
line, with curb and gutter stone, and bridge to
cross streets, but not at present. paved or Jagged
The mode, in opening, is to assess the value OF
occupied property which may be on the line, in
most cases, to the adjoining property on either
side, for benefit The expense Of opening will be
on the lots forming half the block on each side,
through the line and the cost about els to SIS
lot
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

PoIsOSISG CASE -IEQUEsT.-Thei inquest on the
dsinterred body Of Mrs. Meningitis now progress
ing under the direction of Justice Bedford. DC.
tors Ocott and Lutkins took out the stomach Of the
deceased and sent it to DR.. Chiffon, Chemist, Of
New.YOrk, for the examination Of the contents
We shall probably hear the result tomorrow, when
the inquest will be concluded
We learn that the other members OF the family
are still aDguishng under the terrible effect Of the
poison, but It is hoped that they will recover
Margaret MCGEE, charged with posining the
family of Mr.. Mcknight 10 Bergen, was arrested
and examined by Justice Bedford, and committed
to await her trial at the next term Of our County
Court, the second Tuesday OF August next She
is now in all and seems perfectly unconcerued,
showing neither remorse for her crime nor feeling
for her victims.
We learn that the wretch obtained the arsenic
in this city on Sunday evening, June 30. she came
to see some Of her scquainiances here and request
ed 5ae of them 10 obtain some arsenic, as Nj Nc
night wanted it to kill rats that were destroying
his horse feed. She obtained It and the next morn
ing Mrs Mcknight, who was the only one in the
family who drank tea. was affected with the usual
symptoms OF poison Immediately after breakfast
and died at one o'clock same day.