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BAICoCY-ssturdsy evening Feb 1854 OF Group Frsnei,
Alice Christine BabcocE sged oJsrs eas
months a..
Tie friends and relatives tie family rsspse'fs iayid 20
hs the residence Of hi parent M p' VICE.
-.th.st on ussd.y tie eth az clock r. 81.
BUILER-At N.w-HaroFd. Oneida Co ~ Y Fto Cdestsr
BUL sEed es brother cf Tie a,s Horace Butler Of INCA
New York
CLARKE Ga SATURDAY morning. Feb at the United States
HOtt eousumy toa Abafhsr W Clarke formerly of hcsaes
Y :4h yesr Of bis The reuans were tss's TO
Rochester for inEerneLt.
CoOK-On Fr.dsy evening the % Eliza B. wife Of Law
Ccok
The friends fsuiy invited ssnd her funeral fss
g. Gtofss Church sByyesa.tqEe ;hs Monday sssFnoon
y O'clccs.
CRAPo Al Victor Ontario Co. the 9ts al, Edgar Craps Of
Il s city. D. The 18Th year OF hz
DONAiDSOS-On Sunday FEB s. Lzcrda wil5v Of TIA ate
Jo..ph Douadsc n, AGED 90 years
Tt M rSs .cquaiances q q. fsny invited
ID. frneis OF Tuesday h without further Invita-
tior rom Nc 20 OTchsIa-st
NcLOTGBLIS-On satu51y, 4sh inst after brief fines.
Peter M.Lo chin El late Governor Of the Ars in the
~ iIi,ts. are resi- -su, invited TO asnd bis as. on Tue.
d. rnipg III inst O'clock ron his sts resdeIe 10 ~
NO. ~ JshesoIs. His rs1siss viii BE thsn - D.
p,.rirf's sfhsdrll for irsEnent ,
RHoDEsAny DenaOn yO,nres; dssbssr q Charles and
c.1I.,ire j n khcdsa s-sd AID 10 lsnth -
SaLcsv Sta kmas Z VIA OF AasfsH -
Tr,tl- ano daughter Of ths l1;e Charles sssl, Esl
lie spds aeq1siaslcss Of tBs family are fSpeeH u
,.s TO s.t,ns funeral Tuesday Of 0sOes from No Oh
T-rxaffr A
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q, 10 wnr,s.Op PR e. ~ Of 400 sehp,I Ma, 6 nm

ss Wilmington Pr "a ~ OIL s,sO schuyL Nav d.
7s, IS go do bS 7si 500 PcnnsJvsn So 90 IS Gr.a Lie
end Tru,i g 10 Morris Canal 1871 'do cash l do b.
Chsssr Valley kR l6i 80 do, o. 10! ~, U1ion Cana.
nj 100 do bS ~, 0Vics5u-g b3 49, rs Bssyer M,sfow
RI, 10 AZ; 800 Heading RI . 81, 100 do. b. 81
~ 700 Tsnnsssss Curon Ss sBi q Hesiinr
do So; s. $50 81 Do. ID ss - Nerd, CsaL lsi
hester valley q bS Ifi; II do icl % Penn r. o.;
2 Org T. 4 s5EH, 81 u Mechanics Baas. IS, Kennedy
1Io stnised Ststes &c. rs 1911 be ssksd Unlhet
s,,,s 5. sT ~ ds sked p-aa 5, int Of ~ es s .ssl
80 p.rr,.S of SCI IA 81 sssoi Rad Bds IN 81 biz 50
.sssi Rssdins Mo- cage BOSs - 81 bd - .,sss psanZ
49,, sehayIsin N.,isssos 10 ht -, .ss.d sessyhM
rsyis.ion Stock Al stss6g sehsykn Nsyis,s Pro
III bid 5i Gird Bank l3l BID ~ .ed United ssss's
sam I'D 81 ukei; Union Canal II old. lss asked
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GaYcr the special Deputy OF tho United States Marshal
Mr. Niy,r The Committee tending his Excelency 20
dipi were tho Rev Mr. Cumming, The Row. Mr. McGuiro
and others whose could lot obtain As soon as
The Nunco was taken board tho Atlantic the steamboat
Active proceeded to her dock at Whitehall, where she
landed at o'clock. There excitement the whArf
OF tho stoamor at Canai st. nor at Clifton
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IEcrrREs. NlFETINGs. AMrsEMENTs. :.

LECTURER, MEETINGS, AMUS.MENT5 &c
MONDAY Feb 8 1874.
Tn. HonF srANrosSs LEcTUEE-Mechancs Institute u ~
uoxTIcuL1upAL SocIETY-No. so Broadway y p. VI
Eooxk CnrLDKFNs ESTERTAINMEST-HOpe Chap l. " p NJ
ItrcutysoNs CONCERT Firs' Ma peis' Church u r.
MIpuHyER NGHl's DRg,m, ard Uncle Sam nbur on NJ
BArnEIC or AIRS and Murder" &c WslacPs P NJ
Nrpr,mER NIcHT dream aud 1.-TWO Bi1zsras" way
UscLE Toss CABIN 81. Gambler" r NJ National Thesier
Uncle TONS CABIN a the sowcry Thes.e, 2 NJ
GAMrLRRs PROGRESS NJ. Hot Corn u, BaToums Mus
GO CpEisTy WoODs MSSrGsL3 anism<4 Brosawsy
BucKrys OpER. HoUsE-Ethopisn Dein atons5 Bwsy Il;
NEw.YoRg ANFHTHgATgR-E queSTian-57 Bowery, 7p
Stu Institute Go Brosd W
BROADWAY AnimslsS57 Bwsy 10 NJ 20 10 r. n
ENpUsTRy HATioNsCTysts Palace a. NJ to dusk.
EGSPr AND holy LASo--1N Broadway I. T. NJ
PsRBA8s SEVEN MILE MKPoR-eiS Broadway, sue y w.
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Sales of Stock. at philadelphia. 81. SATURDAY Feb

R.portet for tie n Tribune By aeszs Far 4 fsosS
FirI. Bodrd-s, Penn r r. % LOOT s7s ssalynn nsf
= ~. 7gi so do Tos S5s ehizh s. TO- easa s - No
d-n An r. g. IS 30 ESQ Penos g. got stS9 ''1.fS e
~ $50 Tiosa r. "a IS 81 go Chester valley T. 90
81 g6- C.na ia ~ 40 eash ls. 80 DO, o. isi 30 d.
Isl: IS DO K sdins R. 81 do % S leg Sce a. ht.n a.
O. a. "a En,ri.kgrx r b = S. New Crsek Goa e.
30 DO Is "a 90 Tiss Canal Is, II 80 sehaytH ss cnsr
IS 81 s. 90. 81 u Penn R. % 10 40 81 W !"
e1 Jl cen Irs,lj Reading q Isl " Do 81 ~
80 B-4szr oo GerrHsnta~u g. % % So a.
q, I. - g.b Dst Cooper - ~ Ss' ~ "'- " '
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fkdser .eDent
Commerce brings the various parts of the earth into
1T sivts the pole the produss Of the san,
And kpits the unsocial climates into one"

BIT poet before Dan d he mfh' have altered
Lie 10 frathful II sraLs The
at aid trital oduct OF the sui" IS OF U1r1-Y's
rcotyrts who has The massive siv pitcher a~r I'D
for ufoyCvers coTnpeics Cal At 70 30 BOLd"sy, AMI
,e Low he htnGles hs srnt-im To- his artists pencil
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Adj sftlfeT1fttI
;. ANnIlLIn MNRAL DRAMA Manarhr

ANoTNIR NORhL DRAMA. Manager Pnrdy pre-
his THE afternoon the Nstoni Theater Cha.
Cclelated moral Of The Gambler add
Wonrs. psffrwed Ka6sf. Museum Bostop hun
dsd rghts This Dram be- performed Noniiv
Fridr, Little L.riea Howard Mrs G Howard aud
tie bCe Company hppeaTins in IL The No aud Religious
Drsms Of Katy he Hot Corn Girl 10 be ps rnei
Tueo,y 1hur.dsy afternoons aud the wonderful Uncle
Tous Cabin which lis Threth week this
toYh, will be continued uEht and will also BE- posd
49, Mefnr. farA nd ~
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What snd drawback upon The pleasures Of our morning
mapping md dreaming that body is always crying IN
our cars hurry NJ. through life boy or man. girl or
woinsu somebody something is constantly hGryng US
up and at last lurries down where gt morning
cry viii ring in waking to life and ACTIVITY
with a demand for 8 hurry up
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TAdvertiseuen' !

Sample Numbers sent Gratis to all who wish to
exsnue the Irstrstd Phreaoosica Journal published 81
yer by Fo-les and Wells. New.York
Journal contsnng Oh of interesting devoted
the ghe.t hap ard Interests of man written in the cei
lively Of its iced editors snd afforded the rdicr
lousy low e dollar ceesd 10 running ia
large circulation 900 CO Pies TO mleh higher figure"
INe~. iork Irihnns
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TIE LAND or GoLD. No. =.

Like the leave. OF the forest when Summer green
That y the month Of Dece mber - seen;
Like leaves o. the forest when hath blown
That hest IN December scattered AMI srown
like the forest number the OF Root
tie srtof No 33 Broadway who takes
perfect ereo.ope aotype and other pictures In
5n weather Root the recpen: OF the Worlds Fsr
mtCal
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Tt0FfftIstInfnfI
MY .Nn FXcTIiN q MnRAI DRAMA At BiRNrAI :.

souehire cutie farnnms Nuseuu Soneinet 70 MAKE
The tvts ,-,n 9od stir ani tho excited insulation
Gei.ht and new moral drama from ths
Erreh ocsizcc and adapted expressly 10 bsnus Museum 10
u csd The Gamblers ProUe and aid 20 b. heauhfai be
l. prodc,a this evening The Hot Corn will be played
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Esfnu sis. The roof considerably damaged before
tie hames could be extinguishcd.
AL.RM FinE.-About disk last evening there was
an clam of fire in tie Fifth District caused by dense
smoke which arose from basement under the oil Brook
iyn Market, occuJied by colred man named Miller.
Some Of the nehbors rushed in and found that the smoke
proceeded from newly knded fire, the place No. being
ventilated
Forsp1rSe- On Friday night Officer Qaigley of the
Second District Police, picked up infant the steps Of
No. g Sandsst II appeared to be about ten days old,
ord decently clad IL was given in charge of the
Superintendent OF the Poor.
Accrprsr-A lad named Albert Brown sustained Sc.
rious injuries Saturday BY getting lis hand between
some machinery which be was attending in shop in
Fulton St Several Of his fingers were taken off.
Rrv OyyR-A man named Ezra Fairchild wa. run
down BY an omnibus in Myrtle on Saturday and was
badly injured Tie occurrence was aoeidentsl lie vas
taken 70 the City Hospital for treatment
SLIPPERY P.vsMrs1s-A gentleman, in Passing the
corner of Hicks and Fulton St shere some boy. nii
poured water make sliding place lei and fractured
his LETT arm on Saturday evening !a~t
Icr-A large quantity OF ice has accumulated in the
Fast River the past two days, causing considerable din
Guilty il guiding the feHy ooa's'
Ar1yxrr At HIoHw.T RoBsERr.-NilEam Hunt was
h,orebt 10 the First District Station House by Otcer
Mathews Yesterday charged with an attempt 70 commit
HIGHWAY robbery upon the person OF ierman woman
nGm.d Josephine Miller 1t appears lie followed neE rom
Ia Erlton Ferry about O'Clock in The morning ani
xbep in Hicks st. seized her end demanded hsr nopey
she raised an alarm and the above officer came % hsr
s..tsrc. and arrested the prisoner. She resides IN Bun
wick The accused viii be brought before justice Smi'h
this morning for examination
DRUsKrssEss-Seversl females were fund grosily IN
to,caied in tie streets Saturday evening lhey were
taken into custody by the Police.
C.RIIEssyEss-The Third District Police complain OF
tie n4rnber Of houses left unsecured along Atlantic e. ~
irht he doors of several stores ard private dwellings
having been found open at unusual hours some oul %
five times during e winter thus giving thieves an eA'e
lent Opportunity to COMM, robteTes
PKITsTATos-0n Saturday mig ut last 'ii'er p.'Shel
end sslver, appropriately inscribed was ptesshei
Nss.rs Henry Boyd, Thomas R1sk and George 1arrerl
on the par, Of the Washington Association Of broe.yn
Mr. Derraw formerly President OF me Asso ,i'on
ard fesicusd in consequence Of ~ 1saAA LUG Se'@'
h,cs took place G. T9ynLe. Hotel
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mortality among children has been

fihe deaths the past week 9l7 or 70 per eent-soo-
hing more Than the usual born in this country
he returns from the public institutions show no features
serh. Of special remark
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fbs City Inspector makes the following returns for the
srK WEIK Of the present year:
FmLY REFoEr or DEATHS az The CITY AND COUNTY OF
MT-YoZE froz J9Htary q - FsbrHary4, 1854
in s7WcSIS. es-DoYs l97-GIsLs, l29.....Total, 49,
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ST yg1rs's DhyCT-We are reou,

ST. NI1TSS UhNtL-Nt ar ftVUFsFN ~ t"TIIHI-
u,e le eo thst widow Of th late Pew Dr. Thomas Bar
rc IA the rcsseeca usec slocess BY he
po or In bc treatment Of ts icut suTio15 complaint lac
rc.Seuce G. Nj TaTrelti T. No is lsth-at
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Sonor Blitz the merry Nentriloquist, the aston
hp, N.,sisn with Ms Learned Csusrv Birds gives
ssr peoruues evening ard Wednesday ard Saturday
teIreoIs at s;uyve.sIt pstu'e, No ~ Broadway.
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V1LLLAMSB URGH n.1ElS

CoRoSyRs IsoUEET.--Yesterdsy afternoon Cor !,
Hspfrd led m inquest at house in North FIRST IT b.
tween Fr. and Second cts. the body of aged widow
lady named Bradford who died suddenly the afternoon
previous while engaged in sewing DR. Schapps made
rosf nortrte1aninaion and sscerained naI deai vi
cru.,d by enlargement Of the heart The Jury rendered
c verde; in accordance.
IScrrDIaRY FIRT.-Op Saturday afternoon the dwell
ing house No nth Third st set fire to for the
sixth time within the past few months. The fire. which
was kindled ia back bedroom ives extinsrished with
kHt slight damage.
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complimentary testimonial to the Boon Children IS 70
be given THE evening at Hope Chapel
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL sEGIgTER,

From Oerragns by standard Ihamore' - No. ChIrbe''
1884, Gam. I'm. SPIN
EeLrnary 4..,,,.......... 20 % 20
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.BROOKLY w ITEMS

FIRr,-At an early hour on Saturday morning FIRE
broke out in dwelling house the corner OF Bridge and
Nassau The roof considerably damaged before
tie iismes could be extinguishcd.
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To THE LADIEs.-See advertisement with this tile on
frs. page under To Whom it May Concern
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IN RELATION TO PEMs.
Ceorge WoersIoon sgar the Rector &C. o. Christ Church
New. Brighton.

Tie rector &c, al liberty to obtain far as they
ran the The the deed waiver OF the
made with them and TO obtsn ON each subscriber waiver
with the seIir they not bound 70 de-
al the others
scriber enforce the eOnrl 90 Tar
him The dr'eDdsfs record the release
cuc the the 10 the deed Int they be
cOn,ated Ia the st'pu
tr excep, 80 they modified by the deed far h,ss
stipuatons ere originally binding IA law.
10 char c6 the free passed
before the three years had expired If ha resolution saoad be
rted now with the proI would 10 lawful 20 do
Provost egt Raab.
An inorest can be taken out Of its order the
caIcnds il seiiou e.ne ia tie e manner A. IN actonS VI
Inquest REGULAR Dr. tet'ndaLt le Ia Oh e'H''
Before Judge CLERXE.
Nevs7en County hsnk at Cornelius X IOiteaOfd9t 70
oisIn seed without costs
sssnel HLsast tn Corporation oftho Methodist ciurch.
On tie temporary Injunction, and order to show cause
should made perpetual restraining the removal Of ts
d,sd from the bus ground S-conday aud nst tho
arsgment down SATURDAY though tAs
cour sci for plaintiff sanford and Stafford srnied their
readiness proceed On motion e Mr. MOI Tor detenan' toe
a4guuat Il " laid 70 = e days
MATTER OF ARAbEILA FILLER
In th. case, being application for the custody OF
lille sr already referred tEin superior Court Mr. Taylor for
Of iabs corpus r. m this Court but M
baker. the ie girl her up 70 the mother
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY FEBRUARY g. 1854.

There is revival in progress in the L'ghtst REV Mr.
wesoif POp;is, Church Many conversions have recent
y tslen place Meetings are held every night
CuAEGE oy EuBEzzLENrsr.-Ambross W. L'et Tor
uery clerk in the employ OF Mr. Edward Morrison mer
chant OF No. 81 Wllism.t. wn Yesterday arrested by
Ccer Ms,,erson of tie Chiefs Office. charged with hsv
ing various occasions emb zzled money belonging to
his employer he taken before Justice Osborne AID
COMM. ed 10 await examination.
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FouypLrSG- On Friday night Officer Qnigley of the
Second District Police picked up infant the steps Of
No g Sands ST. II appeared to be about ten days old
ard was decently clad /, given in charge OF the
Superiniencents OF the Poor.
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AccIprSr-A lad named Albert Brown sustained Sc.
rous injuries on SATURDAY BY getting lis hand between
some machinery which be was attending in shop in
Fulton ST. Several of his fingers were taken of.
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BEoADwAr THEATtR-NEw PIEcE-Tk MisHmger
Nghs Dram will be presented to night at the Broadway
Thosor According 10 the very gres. pains
have been taken and expenditures undergone to render
the stage appointments splendid and truthful and alrge
scale such the tbener admits of 1t will be the Montagues
and Capulets-boh houses-Burtons and the Broadway
caimir the honor.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-GEsERM TEAM
Blore Ju1ges INGEaHAa, DAILY ana Woodruff


Jndcre,f Gf'Jmcd rHh eo'ts' viz: Thomas Harris
sst Mirror Story: Mclaughlin sgt Chluncey 3ernid
join az eat WI IAN rphJ John Gaesner az Joh9 Whei
Others; Peck and others Rchmondi n w kim
en- 3 81 dsall aGd The Mayor &c AT W1 kysn
q Dose ". " ler c. blckuan p. HsasOl; C. tryne
a. % Worerdykc; lemon az Canton Smith w Allen
ID Cgdt oihrs T. COGi!ngOn I Campbell inpr
I'd &c UFdike. II and another w. Ma ia
othes .
jr1rmeat rerersed ,ih co.t,, viz: Fredk C. Nichols
sat m Brewster Elgsre Gy eg. Timothy OLeary; Joan
PIE at Fdnsri Roach and o,he5 Peter Qlinn JOl n
UGars. Kecheld Foteree Van Bfunt and another as
+ Afrell. Henry Coudilr as- ". IL Ilo9p eta
Also the following
..,. Mona bsn assiynse sg' Minor c soryf plsirtF
WI reduce ja gneEt 70 - 70 with costs below Affirmed
iiont costa on sprtal. IL reversed, With c)tL
Tbos Couniss George heir Judgnsnt reversed with
plauti ~ TAI JUG smelt Tor 20 and coss
Woolnte AID Others ag. z Fsrte Appeal smseI With
S'OCo.ts a. lid, - 81. =.
, art Of the answer secO1d f0io, without eo's
WismF gsrgO OOolin Judgment aus pened Gnf ne"
trial CIDER, d. without sis ,--,..,,,- III.
Nsiorssrf s,oryI4fgncrt reduced - II " without
pl.ind otleF"se fe'er'ed WIN e0''
o.. Peters sg- CookTen dag notice 70 s. q, %
e,Suired 10 ony Necessary whsn Ia sto be examined aEn' IN
executor Administrator. . =, -, -. 1.fs,s.,,
% nersess verdict %if0 withou- costs Of appeal
q Major - tie Life and Health lass,Aacs c0n2sny
NJ ,i,l and at suent Special Term aihrnsf WISE o's
= Teufed - ThayeE-IudEnent reFssea she s'4ss 70
40
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The above report shows increase Of 49ovor the fourth
st. hing about the usual average of the season.
ssl Pox has again gone up, from % to 80; were
vvntd and murdered against none in the previous bill
iereaUses OF death show notable changes No less
an 81 pu, down under 10 yosrs OF age being IS
x cent OF the whole number of deaths We notice that
Authorities arc calling attention to the necessity OF Vac
as'on and inform the public that the service viii be
|soIlncd free of charge at any of the Dspensaries
We make the following comparisons with the correspond
& week last wear.
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LAW LNTELLIGE VCE.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERN Before Judge MITCHELL
DECISIONS.
IN The NATTER OF OPENING AVENUE FROM EIGHTY SIXTH
TO NIFTY THIRD ST.
Order appointing Messrs. a l.. Robertson, George h.
Bdwu arc Edwad West Commk soHen Of Estimate aud As
Dsniel J. Carroll assin,t Charles II Carroll &c
Decree settled further hearing when the answer IL
positive and responsive 10 The BILL Is puma acis e'l-
matters sccOunt
Trsynof against Fleming Duncan and George Logan
Judru ut seitled
Henry II Evcrison sgsins Mary Ann Giv,u Ev,rtOn
An account to be taken to a. ertain which Ut the de
PENDANTS liable and to what extent each liable and further d.
waived.
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COURT oALsNDAs, THIS DAY

CIvcuIr Corr lin new large building Par~'j-No'
81 lsl 10 io6 1851 I6T l67 le9 10, H. IA - oa -,
COsyos PLEAs-Nos 256, So 30, Al, lol 49, lo'' ILL.,
lc4 lso l. en- g. is, g n oo- N, .,.s .oo m,
.s -, az az "a 1 IS q 81, Go % l 22 50 z.9 10
rs s1t SIS SIT sic so Is 81 81 IL 60 - II 10 IS ~ -
SrPRIgE CoUaT-GESERAL lEkA-NOh ehaAe''Soa
rot.r. and 6r. l5 eau.,s on orr gin Al Calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Rrx OvrR-A man named Ezra Farchild was III
down BY an omnibus in Myrtle on Saturday and wa
bady II blurred Tie occurrence was accidental lie va
taken 70 the City Hospital for treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The weather Saturday was bleak and uncOmforably
cold the wind northery and high Yesterday was better
the wind cot eastward and there rhe Of Snow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
Imports a.

The amount Of Specie exported from rev v,..
2sh of January to the 4.h u February i' sSso 20
American gold .''''''''f''' 100 -
psra nj yer.
Steamer c.mbrs Lvsrroel An,sness ,l,er... 1918 "
1ts---' ' kSHz4
cr,t week 55k ~
~ a f5...,......-.... ''''''''''--
r'e ....s10 os ~ 81
,He,. Sjeola, regular semi weekly sale o. SOCK
and bonds viii take place a; the Merchants hi'A's'~
Tba sTnsT,. from New.YOrk for the past week "ss
sqIso.s ipeudng $4,000 Of bread'tuff'
Tbi, basnee shows IN Increase Of s7'''Oo during va
Yek.
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MARRIED.


NORRAH-wEsT-At Aleean, Msh Jan % ho0srt h'rf'
Nj l. rud AIs Martha Nusine Wet
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Inc amount received at The SAB Trtasury sI''''''
Maid. s675lI balance s5,32o,iIs.
The Imports other ihsn Dry Goods for the week s,'
,,e s,bou0h not 90 large during the previous week
The aggregate 5s2sOo uakng with Dry Goods soou'
sour millions two hundred thousand dollars Among '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

SLIPPERY PavsMES1s-A geA.lsman, in passing the
corner Of Hicks and Fulton where some boys al
poured water TO make sliding place fell and fractured
Ks LEFT arm on Saturday evening sst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

MEETING THE CoMNoS Council Both Boards n
mence this evening .he;r February torm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Aspecia meeting Of the Board of Governors ofhe Aims
House will lie held their EOtunda Pork at 10
clock AN this day in consequence Of tho death Of Gov
eTnor Peter NoLOuglln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

N.prorysr. BAPTIST CHuRcH-iesterday afternoon
,u,py converts were baped by the pastor Of this church
Dr AImsae. After the immersion about thirty persons
rec,yed the right hand Of fellowship from both the pastor
and the Rev Lewis Raymond and then sat down !" me
communion Of the church Nearly two thousand persons
witnessed the services and several hundred e unso.e 10
gain al inch Of standing room in the eharch Inc rev
Levi. Raymond breaches every night lie is nO'ea
baptist evangelist whose preaching bears the samp Peca
lar 10 Elders Knapp and Burchad vel known IL me rsi
gious community
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Icr-A large quantity Of ice has accumulated IN me
Fat River the past two days. causing considerable din
Guilty il guiding the fery boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

C4RTLEssyEss-The Third District Police complain o.
the nber Of houses left unsecured along Atlantic a.
light the doors of several stores AID private d%ehs
having besn found open at unusual hours some louI %
times during e winter thus giving thieves an eAce
lent Opportunity to COMM, robteries