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bro,ierin lar Of tse deceased TIE following is the
evidence sdd uced
John A. Haven, father Of the decessed, b-ing
sworn iesfed that il was his usual custom to exam
ire bis pennies every night before retiring and he
old 20 on tbs occasion at about IL O'Clock aud li-
ing al spo.o emily safe retired ~ bis room, bat sons
time sfter aroused by tn cry Of fire. go' up and
ordered oil in he bous= 10 leave IT. he could not say
how the fire orgioa-d, bar is satisfied tha, II broke
cut IN the waso-roo1r IN the northwest corner Of
the building.
Johp NJ Hopkins, bro'her.inlav Of the deceased,
testified that between and clock on Si'urfay
morning he was called by Mrs Haven, who Informed
him that their house wss on fire; he pro;eeded to
the house a. possible and learned that some
one Of the family vas stll % The drawing room; he
procured ladder, and by it went mp TO the window,
and heard grosns proceeding from inside the room;
the smoke was very dense aud he reached hs hand
in and caught hold Of Miss Anna, whom he rescuel,
by the assistance Of NJ. Counelly, aud she is nov
recovered fifteen minutes after, Miss Ann Mary aud
Miss Grace were taken dead from the china close; 10
the drawing room; Mss Sarah was als3 taken out
dead
Kate Lane, a waiter in the family, being sworn,
stated that she retired about 10 O'Clock on the night
in question: leaving two German girls ironing in the
wast room, and FIRE in the range where tn helt9d
their smoothing irons; some hours after she was
swak ened by the cry Of " fire, AMI on going out to
call The coachman to assist in putting out the hsnes,
ne, Miss Ellen who asked her 10 get the silver from
the coset. After calling the coachman, she got into
the dining room sDd banded out drawer which con-
tanned the silver. She then saw Miss Mary lying in
The closet, and called out that such was the case
Some other evoenco similar in character to 'he
above, was taken, after which DR. Philip o Hanlon'
who had examined The bodies testified that the death
OF Miss Sarah l.. Haven was caused by burns, her
body having been found burned 10 crisp, and that
the death Of the other two caused By suf1cston
The evidence here clo.ed. and the case was given
10 the Jury who rendered verdict Of death by burns
in the Gaze Of Mrs Sarah, and by sufocaton in tho
care Of Grace and Ann Mary Haven.
Sarah was native of Boston, &c years of age;
Ann Mary was born in this City, and "a years Of
age Grace was also born in this City, and was IS
years Of age.
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~ $3.50 - s,sh ~. ess C, R,r-o.S s. = a B-'s.
s'tt sloesa ? = 81 stess Nlssa.ay = .. ss-ss.s
y a. 5000 Co. &C. fs s2ee 90. - 81. - sss P-ss-
v-cs rcrro1 = f' zoe eo , ~ st9V Pa.s,, .s.t~
e. gguH eel fsrtl = :, ~ sce Pisa. rr.ss
- 60 cs.h a. s2cs Tennessee couPlb = -. : ssss
NV Frff-,t ts.. Do 'le.'rr Nsie. 4 1 - xoass
-.-.f o. lrl. fq Reed 20 y - Nsi 10 p-5n 4 ~,
q, a.. - ~ q, q, ie ioas I-lsIa 3 \ - 81, ~
Ls.r I.s. 20 =, eh,oies Bark ga !'i 3 ltsra ssak
bsir-ssa hs,I. so y g. a Eiie h. !. Psaa T.
e. Nou.. C-as, IS 81 - Va'l CsnN D. 81 LSss
islsne p ist 1870
S.osnS ha-,s = IS Ns Feru. 20. ? 81 500 isss.
cop s.. rs - - cry Z e. k-ir ~ - - "a
SIT 80 CT, R r. s. IA o. Ci,, g.. 81. Peas & &
~ IS 10 a. - Niess5srsR ~ q, - Unioa ata
= = > % y; litti- >chuyaN r x . -; 80 Nes
Cises Cos Co :; aNa-ail n 90; ~ Lons lsl,aa G.
hi ~. ID ~. 100 % hSS lat ~ Morris c,a.
- IS. 10 Resdns R.R SSt
-iro Ror'd-S Ressins n A5~u ,Y; ia DO So, -
Do $. ST 100 sehayi Nav. Prvierred Is ~, ~ Una
CsBs. 4.
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DIED.

DUBRussON-At OrsDg,. J Jan. 70. 1855 Of con
pton LsviDa Groves eyed II yess daughter OF 0e'fss
". and C,tbsriue Dubru.son- a.,
remains III be taken Green good Cems'ery on Mon
d.y 18Th The arrive ~ he foot Of Colrand
% A. abeuf y minutes p.. 10 O'CLOCK "
HAVEH-Ou Saturday morning lSte INST a ths dssiruc'
b, rr.idsnce their "a her sarah a1gf Ann
and Grsce Dubois Haven, daughters OF John A aud
>arsh l.. Haven. =,
TIE funeral ". 'ste place A. the house ~
Hopsu, Fort Ws,hinston ruesday, oth inst At NJ
Invitation The the Hudson River Railroad leave hs
CfystlP NJ rdreturn At tb r.,
NAEsp-n IerIe, City Friday. i2b inst Issbsls II 9,
wife Of Philip b Marsh sssd e years
The fhfs srd acgaantauces of tho family are sd 70
AZ. NJ the funeral Monday morning jan H. a. IL o'clock
from No ~ WsshiUs o-.t Jersey Cify .
hcAHiLL-On Sunday moTains the litl insti hsrSAst
A. wife of John MCshi.
The OF the family respectfully Invited 10 At,sd
her funeral from Der late residence No % 7th o. on Tu-d,y
n sth st9t O'Clock A NJ without fnrtaer Invitation
sTORgEs-Os S,pIds. afternoon, J-n 49, l6bo, a. me
r..idrucs u lanes Tafhi No 34j Washnsloasr JOhn
storueI In The .fth year OF hi. are
Hisremsins will De conveyed % Sysck t'r nfernsnt
Y.rs thee well, be owed friend
st.pls. spri sre thee we'll;
Thou p1re aud oveiJ.
In world ike thu 20 dwell
SaYPT-On Saturday evening Jan ~ ftter tons asa
,lipfg lines exemplary iottude Adopaas
81 save sssd :! ysNs
ri, fierds and those of bic fatbsrn iav, Th0no Wood
ruff are repeatedly Invited stt.ad bis fsrs At oeoct
on Tu,.dsy ths 10Th inst hom 5thay, corner u oth'
without further invitation.
New Orleans ard L-Iiostop, Ky paper. please copy
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CITY ITEMS.
A Lecture upon Positive Philosophy. by l.. w.
Ryckmsn, at No COS Si1th-av., Mes DOws ragged
school at clock this evening.

NoRrALITI The total number Of dssths 10 ths
City curing the past week, was as, viz: 10 mon, 70
women, l5s boys, and lo7 girls Tois shows de-
crease on the previous week OF So. or the whole
number ~ died OF consumption, IS OF Bronchitis, %
Of inhsmmatcp Of the lungs, II Of congestion OF the
lups,, Of spopleIy Of congestion of the BRAN, IL
Of siarrsa Is OF dropsy in the head of dyseatsry,
0 Of heart disssss of Inflammation Of the bowels
81 Of convssjsas nfane II Of Group, 10 of de 'll-
iiy, Is Of scarlet fever, - of marssmus. and OF
measles. There were alec premature births and 81
cuss Of stborn. The list Of deaths from sx'srnL
causes u eudes from burns from casualties,
nom drowning. . from fracturr'. and from poison.
new feature OF the report 10 the classification OF DIS
es,es that have proved fatal in the folio wing form:
Diseases OF the bones joints 60, g. brain and
nerves 90; generstivs organs, g. heart AID blood
vessels. 10; lupgs throat &C., 100; old age &c, };
siin, &c and eruptive fevers, 2s sdlborn and pre-
mature births IS; stomach. bowels, and other dyes-
tive Organs 70; uncertain seat and general fsver',
20; urinary organs, ,; upkso~n. ?. Tho nsavity t.
bic gives 9e< natives VI the United States IS Of Ire
land, IS Of Germany, s Of s,oussd There were 10
deaths in the psbhs institutions during the week. OF
which IS occurred u the saisrsat hospital % Wsrfs
Island
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

FoR EUROPE The steamship st. Louis, under
command of Captain wouon, lave of the steamship
Franklin sailed for Havre Oh Saturday, with twenty
ak passengers and eli 500 in specie.
LAuscHED.-A clipper schooner, callei the King
bird $50 tuns register, was launched from the ship
yard Of Moses b. Hart, Esq at Northport, L. l., on
Tuesday, the oh inst. Her owners are Messrs. Van
Brunt & Slsgbt, NJ. @. Smith, Esq.. and others. She
10 designed for the general fregatog business, and
will be commanded by Captain Y. Wicks.
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Advertisemen
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IMPORTANT Discovery i-PHOTOGR NPHIC OIL
PAINTINGS The under yned have Jus, patented IN
Europe Their rroce taxing Photographic Impressions
- cGnva. ard prepared 20 take thrm 10 this ity
The % delneson and b-arty OF thes psiDnFs
which produced With sbOt nss and ~ tridlas
sxp.nse ou he ulls ei4fsd h, examn on Fth
ri life portraits had. by tbs process from dssueueoyP-s
ofdeceaseS pe.ous Oar vsou, styles cOor-d Pzssa
pb,osaph. Aten usual sad AZ other e-sb.bmest IN
America GUENEy FsEDEsicEs No 20 Rae Bose
IA Rsmp.u F.ris and No 40 Broadway, New York
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MARINE

BTRRFLL.-BUaRELJ-Ou To" lot inst. ~ ths Rev j."
r Wright Ir Avian Buueli 10 Mis sophia BurTe a" Of
81 efeld Ohio ,.,-. A,
Jr,b p,..o Of HARRINGTON 10 MIS- Miranda O. ssabon, Of
th- piece.
HOBAR f-FOwLFR-In We.t6-d. Mess, on the III,
inst by Emerson DAVIS y ID the Rev smith fon.t o.
adhan Mich 10 Miss Cynthia, daughter OF Deacon henfy
FL o W,sfhed
WILLI.Ms-PHlLLIPs-A Granville. OHIO on Wetues
1.x f1,r ~ nv the Rev P.rv ar 4. J. Williams, 4
rewafk Ohio TO Ns Hannah EIa5sth Only daughter VI
the Rev Howell Philips q Fiica, Ohio.
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ClRcurr CouRr-Par Nos. 26s1, 63l, lJii,
1871 1872 l73 sg1 sss 800. 500 lSl l1s 1872 TO
SIS iSsO 1871 1898 1896 10 1890 1891 " 1895. Part IL
No. 2S34 ssl2 20 2gi0 inc u,iys 49,. -,
10 l76 70 'sl Part I-Nos Is lO7 no. 1T M lf, 49,
i52 IS5 1876 lS6. ISL. -, ~ / . -, ~
L. =. Drs1RIcT CocRr.-Nos. TO- j., II, ~ ~
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Pubished on Saturday.
SrppEsE CorRr-Special TTm.-Adjouned TO
IA
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toyertisetneDt
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.

C0oDs GfvES AWAY.
q Bops being dersruoeH 10 close out the balance OF
he oct PAL and Winter DRY GOODS before the lsto Feb
rusry will orrr al those splendid Plaid Striped Plain an
B-oc.de ,if. orlr ard d per yFd. 81 Siu sell
tb. eniue Brocke and DOL Shawl silk Velves
Ls6i, obs PAids De Lanes Hainoes Cs,s neres Fan
rsls BsIse a. g per below cost Ladies THIS 10
the greatest chance procure bal sai ever known
O. 81 BOONE No 50 Grand e., cor Orchard.
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SUPREME coURT-srscI.t rtsN.

Before JUDGE hoosk'tLr
rs;te< s'stss Trust coDpsny. R.ee',el o. .oe saI
ssvrss BsEt at the Kneksreoes.r nsL
The Ssvir es B.pk claims that the hnicseroocker
Ps $50 ssd In tsrouss tie ntre sax.
sppcir for the bssE ras
sstisn 10 oppos.d behalf Il Directors ..'tss .ao ~
s their tr,o-rrv pazses hssas Of aeeeiv-r
v be sscxt6eed wssres len Win the nsv sesra o. W
they nsssss rs .>s - 70 Psy eas Ss'1s
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Lo.ytyG Is EyGrxr Horsr..-The

LOiyfyG Is ENGINE HoCSE-.-The practice which
pres r@mb-r
F Comp-nrs mst the' hou.es Of endezVoa,
ight about 70 be broken Ga Fnt,y
pish Cspt N.ni-fveer sud officers OF the Tnd D,r,t Po
lre made upou the house Of Ea.in- ConpsnT No
ib Nsn buut-st ard ssrs'-ed egh pe',ous Who
fouuc hronsht before Justice Batchey
ssfuid,y hn-d - esch s dsfat Of payment
o he i'm pIiaon ID ~ The C0unsy Jal for i've dAy.
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Ii y INTELLIGENCE
corPr .ppv,LSI. II.

EVENING SkssIOy Nos. - Hall md another ag'.
Kss .rd other, .rrued Mr. John 7, cot eoan'sr fo
.rpe Mr John L Curt,nus for -psporssns veg
r,r ohe ..t sherwoos .rsu95 W. henry r. Seldom FOR
srre snrs; NJ. J M,rincsle fof r..ront-rE 80,
JAS. y -MoRSISG SESSION. Mayor Ks, OF view
Yort AL Jiek.sl and other, he WsIe. no1oa to
esai.s he sppes aIsg-o; Dillon asd A l. -
e.Er-s n favor Of rOtOn Hill, IT, IN opposinoa 20 p
suuek OF No- 90 and H. reserved for Jan S No ~ SUP
utrted
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Advertisement
LIE GRrAr pnIIIRN SHOW Az BARNrM =

VI bo e,uic b-l.vs could ths' tho dometc
couutry h-f uumerous or bali % bstuu
f 10 their Infinite variety Bat 20 10 the second "a
NusrUM udEe Tor yourset m,gnine1nt pair OF MAn
ssrin Iurbs The only Amercs. there and Alto
.ether the dgsps. one curious novel and
e,raL sy interesting ever present ed to the public
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BROOHL Wv ITEMS.

BRooKLYS CRY MORTALITY The report ~ the
Health Phyc FOR The shows that the oti
,r or c.sh. b. b.-n 6iof which nupb-s died ~ con
.uuprioo Of Coryusors Of FeV-r-, g. OF m,e. snd
Of children -
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r,,z-,.n.. .ejll. W
The Illinois Central Railroad advertise for sale
g. 700 COO Of 2 cent Bonds, secured by mortgage
Of 345 900 Of land situated on both sides Of ths
Chicago Branch, valued at four millions OF dol
lars. The entire loan 10 tsree millions, Of which
$500 600 has been sold, and 100000 reserved for
stock and bondhoaers in Europe The bonds ars the
first and only lien upon the lands.
IN. bonds are for o. 900 each, and bear neres. at
the rate of v cent premium payable ssmi' snna-
sIy on the fret cay Of March aud September IN the
City ofN-w-York. The principal payable on tbs
fret Of September. leso.
he botds will be received az cab At par, 10 psy-
rent for these lands Il the purcha.er ~ elect tns
tine Of making the purchase. Tue lands VIII De so
forthwith aid the proceeds Of the ssles be depo'St
n some safe money,d institution by the lru''ey..
applsd 70 the purchase Of the bonfs, al VIC $3.50.
rsifs 90 long az they can be bought al ~, IL
The Compsoy further OFF, 10 tue saoscroe ,n,Zssd
Iosn the option TO subscribe for tweay ~ 49, T.-
~ fsss hv having the asssssmsns WINCH sum- nave
- lsv;s6 mon The stock Of the Comp iny prior "
,L.t d.t.. TIE stock IN be esssd IN tos Proporaon
Of ..yen shares 70 each bob u ons u 70
a. 49,, ,sriods AZ which the iostalnents become
80 Ill !. received Oh account thereof. dedactiag
49,, thereon a, the rate Of Per cent. per
lum. ~ ,o,uu.
r,til The 18Th day Of January, lnstsnt-
Tbs payments for subscriptions viii be received N
instsllneDts, ~ follows:
10 cent On the 9th inst; 10 p cent. on the 10th
february next; ~ y cent on the 100 March nexI,
10 v cent Cd the 10Th April next; 10 v cent 90 the
10Th August next; 20 v cent 90 toe ION Sspss0oG
next 10 y cent on the 10th October ns1t; 10 '
ent. the 10Th November next
Subscriber may Q; ssy tiae prsvisus ~ Ne Ne
turi.y Of tho anaI ias:&lmso:s, Pay ne whole ~
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ATrEMTID RAPE.-A young man named Henry
Han. a. sne.f,d on Saturday nv Oic-r COchsu
rsnt ch.lLs him with assault With intent commit
the per.ou II Ausa.fa Lance Committed for examination
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BURGL.RY.-The house Of Mr.. Cassidy, in Nortf
Nth - We. burSlsousy entered FRIDAY nisht snd
Arfics Of eli hius stolen Tie burglars LET beh9d
fglmeab bulcherkuife.
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P.ssrSG COUSTTRFyIr MoNEY.-A man named
Fr,rc. O.houe. ssturs.v arrested for pA".s -
counterfeit Farmers and Mechanics Bsak Of Phia-
oerhs 70 v1r-us soieteep@n il the Twentieth WGd He
was commit fOr termination
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FIR W.RDKSs The Board of Officers of the
WE Department. the District have sstsd for
Frs Ward-rs u Hin-ou and Cornelius NOslom SUB
ject 70 approval BY h Common Council
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SUsFICIOS or BCRGLARY.-FOur boys. named Geo.
" H.Triou John Fo~i.r William K.ne aud John VI Der
mott Yesterday arrested. suspicion o having been
cper-d in tbe burglar, aud foh tho --ers store Of
DsydsoB No 40 Pearl few Lishfs since They were
locked % by Jus,iee Osborne for ex.mnatp1.
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AccinIT4IIy DEowSEo.-COroner Hil'ou heli
rq-'.t ssilldss gIru 10 lod5 q u Snsntns.
ID. afa af0Ere4 r -rs5sT u.ls ~ z
frsm H. p,ss = ths stesrsl d-rnsaa Tap
ffsf fn ti-l. I'D bee wy Ii s-ron'
rou I'D tt. The a.c-.s.d t-nu-r.ts 80 r. So
Ic.fsd fns scci1eni occurred a. r-nortrs
~ he police Re third Of h- .ld rafive
q = siLia . vars fAs
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SATURDAY. Jan. i3-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Jan. lJ-P. NJ.
The failure Of Mtssrs. Page & Bacon had mash
less influence at the Stock Board than generally
anticipated, and contrary - expectation the .askst
scy anced with large amount OF transactions. Be
tween the Boards there was considerable business
aud at the Second Board the market wss very baoy-
snt with lsrse sales. Erie is the lesdng fascy, ant
closed at is!. further Improvement Of Il cont;
Reading advanced Il 2 cent CentrS II cent
Harlem, v cent; Hudson River, ! 2 cent, Ne.
Cumberland, y cent; Canton was active and
steady; Nicaragua was heavy. The advance IN
Erie during the week has been ct = cont, Ia Road
Ing. = cent, aad IN Hudson River. y cent. The
Western Roads that are well managed are improv-
ing. Michigan Central recovered y cent from Is. do
preston. Cleveland & Toledo improved TO 50;
Cleveland, Columbus s. Cine nnsh sold a, IS. Little
Msm.. -; Illinois Central. 81, SC. The improved
feeling extended TO Railroad Bonds, with the exosp-
ton Of the new Ere loan. which sold at Incomes
cold at lc3 Illinois Central improved TO ~; Nes-
York Central. 50; Panama, 81. The business ia
State Stocks not very large, but prices are sas-
tsired Al the close of business the market was very
firm
In Exchange there was but little d,ing, sud pro-
vous quotations were sustained.
TIE busuess in Freights is not active. To Liver
pool 10 900 bush. Corn ID, Cotton 3-l6 97-3sd SOC
OF 400 bbs. Pork o. 800 400 ties Beef t. small
lot Tar 3 = 100 bale. Hops "a 100 bbIs Spirits rur-
peltiue s. To London 500 tea. Beef s.. To usvre,
10, coo bush. Corn &c, 800 bbs. Lard &C., 400 hhis.
Molss.e. SIC, and 10000 gals. Liquor 2ic. 10 An
twerp, 200 tuns Logwood 276
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were ss3 $780, in
cudiug 500 900 by transfer draft payments, stas,-
4e1; balance O., 2s2 975. Payments from Assay
Office. sJl 3l7. There is shll about half million
gold in the Assay Office rosdy for delivery unosled
tor. The certificates are, however probably counted
as specie by some OF the Banks. The entire amount
OF gold by the North Star, come o. 900, was re-
ceived AID the value ascertained in two days.
The Della ware and Lackawasna and Western Rsl-
road Company have declared from the net earnings %
the Company a semi annual dividend Of ' cent,
pay able 9th February.
TIE interest Coupon, on the Bridgeport Wasor
Bonds, due JAN IS will be paid on that day at The
Pequor mock Bank Bridgeport.
The following securities were sold at auction. ~
Simeon Draper on account of whom 1t may concern.
for The gross sum of sj2.9
?. Al.rapdria y cent CITY Bords Of $500 each
10 Boncs he Psisms Rsiroed Co c'o e.cn "a hsas
IS II Louis City y ccat Bonds. of 81 100 each .~.
20 Souos OF the Virgins and Tennessee. Hsosa Co., OF e"
each beaios y eert interest
Pr JbsJy Note Of tho virginia and Tenn hNtose
Co for fafed Oct IS 1884 payable In 80 day.. se
Bans OF the Republic. New York.
The following sales were made at auction by A. h..
Ill
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Hrpsos CoUyrr COCRrs In the Court OF Oyer
are Terurer Jutr. H.iaes pr-'dsf toe es,e Of '.'
Gii,.p . ch.yg- m.nssughter IN s'Ekns M
be,tsr ,tow with hi, t'' dartsE s,rm Of h,s ''ns
IA. .snee Ia eousauene- whiek be c~d resulted
v.icet ruy sentenced on SATURDAY 70 p-y n1s
Of ITS sro
Cif, cslveiee s.urdsv several ehgs Of selhai
neror uithout licerse and sss hSed ~ aud essts
Jobp D Rae PREVIOUSLY OBvlct-d va coed $40.
The us Of R u.ysGd 10 e1p -eed 70 t.ts place t0ds,
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Charles c. Burleigh is announced to lecture this
evening in the Free Church at Paterson an the Slave
~ question.

SHOCKING ACCIDEST.-A woman, NAMED alters,
lost e on Saturday morning .iths depot o. the New York
sfd Erie R.ro.d 10 Jensy City she bad ak@n her se.. u
the WITH her children. 70 Port JsfVf
The Inside Il he De Pc building and 80 the train vas
staring put he; head Of the wisdow 'Psst 70 ''He
one the empoyes u the COMPANY about her bsaSe "a
tr head ssash by post stahdug more th2n tsfee
pehe. 90 The .5e Of the aud sbty crushed deprs
10. Der " f instantly Her age VS. shy yet' Recorder
Gutter bd O. inquest upu h-T em4ns The Jury Ia neif
veIe oer.ur.d the Company FOR the po. 70 be 80
r, the "a, The husband of the s-cessed s." resdent
rrw-Yos bat recently lived At Port Jsr's and Wa for
four year. il The employ Of the Railroad Company
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FsPLoYMEST foR TIE POOR

To I've Editor q The n. y Trtbuns
The Address Of the American and Foreign Emit
giant Protective upoJ society which you kindly
save p.ee in couans hss .resiy produced IL antic
rated ru Numerous Letters havs been received within the
er ds the Society," Office requesting thit por ne OF
the surplus labor o. City be removed 20 the neho
Iood the Thsse letters file and open 70 the
r.rotitn Of disposed T. Examine tn The bosd Of
hsrs. bsv, depure exhausted Treasury Oas 'hoa'
dollars placed them hsncs could b. a. one 'd,.ntr
seoshy d.sy the travelling penses OF usoe
.9s d,,irOps OF obtsinns emposment 10 h- locat zoe
where their labor desired sud u.edsd II souf duOi-
e the Investment Of cha liable and' that eoull se
made eli bs bne6ci,- red 10 refuni 'se
.n tbs. vspcsd OF h-r fasre rsrnns' snd tn'r
IN u rg.s,d t.st this done in very dy
re,ptes. American neeh.bic-s wheel <rsht- spilled 10
n Sce-r, aid himself aLt family - the esun'
II, here IN Ioyment and home s-sef hi bat h@ Dos
could ssnie6 him Tue mansfrs axe this opporani
~ o. viiins OF Humanity in the eosn'ry - All Ia
hsuort benevo.nee TIC support Of the d's1tae poor
nov IN CITY New York sho csnuot BE removed Is a1ns
to ht The charity OF the i,eDs Let tho'e con nGa
tie. labor ssrt-d form Associations collect iGlds aud
Il Them The soe ~ and the pledge I'll De s'sn ina.
Dot re,rcied conury csed careful seize i)"s si be
moral snd per'Oos 10 MI the h.tors %
hb ihey msy be invited sod 0psnn. offered - those
vsrff pO,n ho have su-isnt i1f tI-lf re-
scv.l removing uader the auspices o the
soeet, will he isssn IMPOSITION or o'sp2oni
facility and information v he -I'ended 10
,,eb MORTGsEa DE- NOTE, Cor. Sec.
No n GreenV~ch 81 New YORK. JsE. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

CoLLIsIos AT about o'clock on Saturday
siprs cIz u. pvsnes Of the heavy fog one othe jeT
Cav Perry hoAs into Co .On stb aShooser sod
carried s~sl her rueder ard Did her considerable ohs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

gsles Of stoeks at PhilAdelphi"-JAs' -.
Reported for The Ns-Ysrs Tnsqas Soc 40 lays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

TgE s,vEs CBgRcHrs Prot Buckley will 'eo'urc
this evening 90 the Doomed Cites Of An'iquify
The ,Btj-ct fer the evening being the Pate Of the
Seven Churches st Asia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

ACcIpEST 10 A STREET CoSrRAcTOR-Nr VII
,G. ite cor tractor for ceaI The f The Third Ffh
sitt,eLtb DISTRICT Wlta scci-nt. 90
day u aPptSrs thai be cal IT BIZ.
'ir AZ he OF ,enEich suj u. abr in The
WIN fe ie into ara sb"at which there railing
cot his heao sId bote btn ~-. AM Of his nm
les lie W. eonYrysa y BIZ I,sdehce N csIaass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

F.TlL FALL.-Bri6get Maov. a servant employed
80 '9 chsHh,rst secden-.y FL downs al Of st..
hot hor- urd.y nishf snd Insanity Killed a
uau- bid upon bodv of II.
lard. $ year. 4 sse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

I'LL FALL An fn11rf vs. vcsfHrTfF y :
rrrr p trr o. afrrv w,Tshai 'se ste=srt n the '
st1 go y 60 ivrrs- he lot ~ We -. SO -
ssflfr-y. .c c-Lfi 's fhus f5- cL -sv nt' -a ~
Ct fts vsfs-i SD s-tutv si-l TIE iuv -rferet
vsd 90 q a. death Deceased maize q e siili
= vtars sg-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

Among tho imports are: Coffee, sl33, 1000 Cigars.
s2l 900: Rai.Ds ss5, 900 Hides eos 500; Cutlery
and Hardware, si2, 200; Iron $3.50 200 Lead,
so 400 Zinc, t23, 400; Steel ESQ 500 Tin, 49,
200 Rage sn2 400 Salt, ego 600; Watches, s's, ooo
The merchandise exports Of the week we're ss7s.s7.
agsinst o. 1904. o7i same week lat year Among the