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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-30

CLOAKs, CAPES, TALMAs.
In this department. we have Grand Opening every
day. where be found the very latest and richest STYLES
varying in price from $3.50 up, Ladders Cloths!
All Wool and Cotton aud Wool ladies' Cloths, in every
color and quality, cheap. VeIvets, VeIvets. We
are rec living weekly invoices of Lyons Velyets which
we can sell SO as to defy competition. We have also
large assortment of Cotton Veves which will be sold
cheap.
222 DOz. Ribbed Hose, in all co'ors, only %
cents pair.
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Nolites.

rs ECH MICS MUTUAL FIRE IN
~ SURANCE C0MAPANY.-rh9 Annual Meeting
of this Company for the choice OF Directors the trans
action Of such other business may be legally brought
before them will he held at their office ia Clarks Block on
TUESDAY the 9th day Of January next at 10 O'clock
a. NJ. VIM g. DENNY Sec,D
d29 dim
A GRICULTURAL BRANCH RAIL
IA ROAD. = The Stockholders of the Agricultural
Branch Roi.rOad Company hereby notified that the
Lnnual Meeting Of said Company will be held at the Ho
tel in Northboro' snn TUESDAY, the thirtieth day Of
December instant at O'Clock, A. NJ act the fol-
lowing business: Hear the report of the Ire surer elect
board of Directors for the year ensuing and transact
other business that may legally before the meet.
ing GEO. E. JOHNSON, CLERK.
Holliston, Dec %, 1856. dSwtm d2t
aSROvIDENCE AND WORCESTER
RAIL ROAD COMPANY DIVIDEND,
A Dividend of four per cent. (faur dollars on each
share) has been declared payable the 10th day Of
JANUARY next at teh Office Of tn Treasurer to those
holding stock recorded the Books of the Corpora
ton at the close of the business on he 3lst inst
Transfer Books closed from LIST to 10th Of January.
BY order, JOHN r. BALCH TrPas,r
Providence, R. I. Dec. 26th 1856 dtJ19 d27
EElGHLAND SCHOOL, WORCESTER.
Th, Boarding and Day School will be in session from
JANUARY ID 1857 to JULY 2Sth, inclusive Vacation
weeg, commencing April 18th Boys fitted for Col.
lege or for MecantiIe pursuits. Admitted any time
till full. C. b. METCALF, NJ. A., Principal
d27 dtJ2SwtMy1
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.


GCROFULA AND CONSUMPTION with
all its kindred diseases such as Humors Catarrh
Asthma Bronchitis, Throat, Heart and Liver diseases,
DYSPEPSIA. Dysentery, HoarseneSs, Weakness Loss of
Aesh Pafayses, and Nervous affections all cuahIe by
DR.. C. HOWARD MARSHALLS
New and direct practice of Inhalation Absorption and
Constitutional Remedies going directly to the part affect
ed, and is unlike all other Systems which destroy the
Patient before the disease is cured CoDsumptio1 tbe
ssourge Of New England which, with its kindred diseases
causes three deaths out of every FIVE would be almost
unknown II people would abondon the Old System of Doc
orlng which Kills hundreds where it cures one and ia its
stead adopt the only and safe method OF applying
medicines directly to the disease But to do this success
Iuily instant application must be male for many thou.
SANDS are dead who might be living aud we'll if they
mad applied in season. Dr. Marshall has now visited his
Cty regularly every month for more than two years and
perform ed IN this and the surrounding Towns more re.
msTkab9cures OF persons in the last stages of diseases
Whe gwen up to die, than any Ten PHYSICIANS in the
want OF space prevents his mentioning the thou
s OF wonderful cures he has made but can easily be
iet Tl to by calling the Doctor. -
~ mas AL the improved Lsstrd1Tznts for examining
- ana linus ascertaining the exact nature
u ne S.osase. Consultation Free
s winter and Spring, for the greater convenience of
RESIDING IN this state, DR. Marshall will be at the
Bay safe House. Worcester during the First seven DAYS
OF each Month
Dr. NJ can be consulted and p-esnribe k,r eonaIlv az
Welioy letter as in person.
Direct all Orders Letters to
Dr.. C. HOWARD MARSHALL
ooo az Buy Sstuac House. Worcester.
I-.ssss.1 PROVIDENCE & wogCEs-
-sa--NA& FER RAILROAD,
CHANGE OF TIME
En and after MONDAY Jan 9TH 1857 Passenger Trains
Wli leave Providence and Worcester as follows;
4,O5 P H. '' ~ al" A1'f' "a ~ anu
Worcester for Providence ~ ? M a., =. 81
3,45P.M - ''O' '"N 1A'-O a. -"'' anu
providence for iionsdae at $50 P. NJ
nonsdale for Providence at 6,l5 A. NJ
me 6l5 NJ Train from Lonsdale, aud the so P. NJ
IRAN from Providence, the only Trains which stop
al 0orllss Ntghtingale's and Horizons Grove
d3a dtf '"P'
FEFHB CLOSING OFT OF AN ASSIGN.
: hE5 81 Ia OF STOVES and various other articles
WIN be SOLD at Public Auction at our Sales Rooms No.
90 and Is Main street, on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day
OF Dec inst at 2 o'clock, P: H. 10 new Cook and
Paiior Stoves second hand Cook and Paror Stoves
get Irayers Runners for Horses second hand
segh also new and second hand Furniture and various
other articles T. B. HANSON 4 co A,tct,rs
Worcester, Dec. 90, 1856. DIT 630
H9oARD WANTED BY Two Young Men in
ID private family. Address c. Box Y Post Office
doO diff
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

great variety OF HOSIERY and GLOVES, Gents
and Ladies' UNDER VESTS and DRAWERS, and all
Goods usually kept in this department, selling very
cheap.
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HOUSEKEEPING. GOODS.
20 Bales Brown Cottons, only ct cents
IA Cases Blesched Cottons, only OF cents.
Gases yard wide Bleached Cottons, only cents.
Cases yard wide eachei COttons, very fins, 10 cents
50 1914 cents
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May12,ls5e



In 1926 the year of its publication received copy
OF Webster's great work in two Volumes quarto That
has since been my stsndayd BUTT is less complete than
the present edition in several respects This work takes
thei place. in langu ge of the pctionae Unlyersel
de Academic, in the French. hopkins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-30
SILKS, sELKs, SILKS.

SILKS, SHLkS, SILKS.
New Silks, for so cents
" I" 62l cents
g /" g rs cents.
All our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains.
BLACK SILKS.
10 Pieces English Grown Black Silks, only $780,
10 " PishOfr's Oil Boiled Silks, only $l.oo,
~ g extra heavy, s1,l2l.
IL Government d'Amerique Silks only 1925
Gro Brilliant Silks, very rich, only s., go
20 6 Black Silks of other makes as low as e2t cts
The above mere sample of the many bargains to be
found at store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-30

From Prof MARTIN. New York University.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, Jane 10, 1866
Having been myself very scrapulous about pronunca
tion, was somewhat disappointed with few Of the
peculiares his earlier editions but of this last
speak with almost absolute approval. In matters Of
dehnion and etymology, Webserls Of a oge all
criticism and beyond all comparison.
BENJAMIN N. MARLIN,
profR Roll 7 in NavrV or TTnfvp
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Df NJ NIIN N VI hNIIsf1
Prof. Bellies Lettres in New York University.

From Pref CHADBOURNE, Williams College,
Websters Dictionary is not emily necessary to the
general scholar account of its uness and accuracy,
bu. its valuable scientific definitions would, ii
published separately form book with which the scen-
tifc student could not well dispense.
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From Poo MARTIN. Ner Yprk unlyers!ty.

y
They should be in every school, nor indeed, should
their spread stop there they SHOULD find their way into
every house in the land. SAMUEL BARD
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From the State Superintendent Of Public Education for
Louisiana
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ALPACAS, ALPINES.
Alpacas, 12i, 20, % and s7I cents.
Alpines, 62i, rs and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one-half the cost.
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THIBETs, LYoNEsE.

THIBETs, LYONESE.
500 Pieces Lyonese, only 12t cents.
800 +" sc IS
200 25
IS 371
90 Pieces Thibets, (French), for 62t cents.
100 g (German), for 65
SO g extra fine, $500
Handsome Blues can be found in the above list.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-30

~ cartons Cashmere Long shaws, at about half the
original price.
Bay State Long shawls, for So.
Waterloo Shswls, for, So.
Empire State Long shaws, for IS.
Mourning Shawls all kinds.
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Stlks, StgEs, SILKS.
PRINTS! PRINTS

10000 yards Nader PRINTS at Ct cents
All our Merrimac oocheco and English PRINTS at 1oc.
New styles yard wide FRENCH PRINTS at 20 cents.
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E9oA RID WANTED By Two Young Men in
u y private family. Address c. Box Y Post Office.
d30 dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

female school In every Ward. except tho sooor1
Third. Fifth, Ninth Thirteenth, Seventeenth Nino'
tenth and twentieth Wards 10 the Eighth Wa-i
there 10 n'aie and female oolsred school R.0ser,1
number for term. ,0y2 Average attendance q $40
Certificates were delivered 70 Vupils who were fannd
deserving tor puno'aal attendance. dill sence 90 d
behavior, aid advancement Ia study In Aiq n ,ni,
The teachers entit b. the commeod .,ion. IS o.,
Committee sDd of the Board. ~ VIZ
Lengthy reports from q Special Committee mfr
SHANNON, Cbsifmapl on the nDn- II end ance az chill
dren In the Public Schools under tSe oommnnic ,1;on
Of the President Of the ard Of Education and ON the
classification Of teachers &C.. were presented and or
dered 10 be printed rON "'N VI
The Auditing Committee OF which M, Ar,,sox :.
Chairman presented their final report sho VIM tho
financial transactions Of the Board from the 2h day Of
March to the Sd day Of December, 1856 Ordered 70
be printed '" :"
The Committee on Normal Schools presentea 80.
port Ieoys TO the salaries Of the e.chers in toe Nor
NAL Schools, which finally adopted so az 10 m ,Io
ne ss o. Mr.. Hsse,ue Principal 5000, and to
luton to increase the salary of the teachers p the
Daily Normal Schoo, was laid on the table
Commissioner SHANNON offered a resolution Of
THANKS 70 TIE President, Andrew II. Green which was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. GREEN responded in appropriate terms.
, a complimentary resolution was offered TO A. j.
leny, esq, for his valuable services as Chairman Of
The Committee on Evening Schools.
Commissioners JOINS and SHANNON offered some
pertinent remarks In support Of the resolution which
was NJ unanimously adopted. Mr.. PERRY responded. re-
turning thanks for the compius mt paid him
Commissioner WATERBURY ia brief and eloorent
address, paid high tribute 10 the memory of the late
Hon Robert Kelly, one Of the Ex-Presideuts of the
board snd 10 conclusion presented letter from the
members Of the Board associated with Mr. Kelly. &C.
comPsnyng portrait Of the deceased by HUNTINGTON
Mr.. Waterbury gave sketch of the life aud public
services of Mr. Kelly especially in connection with the
of education The portrait Was received and the
letter placed on file.
Resolutions of a complimentary nature were offered
20 Mr.. GILBERT, Clerk of the Board and to Mr.. vii
hsIDs Chairman of the Free Aca1emy COMMITTEES
Mr.. Phillips, Chairman OF the Finance Committee and
other prominent gentlemen.
The strange eventful history Of the Board Of Edu.
cation for the year 1896 was terminated with Bun
combe speech from MIR. ADAMS
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, Dec. 30.-Ad. BARKER, President, in
the Chair
Assessments on Charcles.-The report concurrng to
remit 6s the Methodist Ep.eopa Church
Yorkvile for Central Psrk improvements opposed BY
AID. TucKEs bad precedent. and fnsy lost by Of
10 to 9.
The Tar Lecy.-The report to concur with the
Counomsn In the annual levy for 1857 up
concurred In BY of Is to laid VrisD in the nesstye.
The Tompkips Market report was called up oy Aid
Fox and the Board adhered former action
the veto by the MsyOr-vote II to-
After passing snndy papers, the Board adjourned to
Wednesday at Up. m
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE MAroR.-A house and lot
situated on Livingston street has been selected by
committee Of citizens for presentation to Mayor Hail.
for his exertions during the prevalence Of yellow fever
in this city last Summer. service of plate IL also TO
be presented to John f. Canmayer for similar ser.
vices. The presentation is to be made on NewYears
Day, when the present Mayor retires from Office.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

NEw-YEAR'' DAr.-Hayor Hall, who goes out Of
ofice on the let Of January, and S. s. Powell, who
will assume the Office Of Mayor that day, conformity
invite their friends TO give them call at the City Hall
Oh New-Years day.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

Is,xprsnysr I.keruRr.-George W. Curtis, esq
delivered one Of the oouSe Of Independent Lectures
a, the Unitarian Chucb IN Jersey Chy' On moca.!
evening, to largo audience. His subject Was OnAie'
Dcsene, OF whom his address wss sio'i0s ee'0s!'
tempered BY criticism.
e., ry,paaporsp RAuRoAD Yesterday morn
rbo ia e.sspea from hsiAad. posed ssi'asa
Jss,. = CaiJ % hs waJ 10 Canada
ana R.IL-Tne thrs aanusl bsn Of the AT :,
". sist.o IN honor o. Amcden cssetct 70 . ~ y. a.
81 49, Ct, .ss hli u CpnnSoss Hal % hsss@i la
it Nv s6ssli susstsd
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be has returned from Europe will be at home INA an
Broadway for consultation in BRONCHIAL and PgLnoyAaT
Ar EDITIONS during tue usual hours daily.
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fAdvertisemenLI
A N2W-EPAP's War;

IL you Wish agreeable on EewYesss D.y vi. IT,
DvSsLDoRI GALLERY No is7 Brosdv.y II rep.,e with
interest and should n0 be forgotten BY those search pleas
Instruction
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sI4Bsise AFyrAr sErwExs Bora ,Thss- Csnn
Ne, e', s,neS KEENAN, p, ists sshs sness-r 90
soEs., 10 tee Essbesd He srr-st~s ,ut -.iss %,
hsA l'e1ed ss Dp ksrgaG Conducted 70 as
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Advertisement
HOLINESS MACHINE PORTRAIT FACTORY
fAdyerttseneu

Years day with . artists taxing 80 coor-d Picture.
and Photographs Calls Of the million provided ior q ,hor
notice 2Se Broadway.
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fAdYH1iseAAnt
advertisement

GAS, GAs-GAs FNTUREs.-SeyersI nav and
beautiful patterns iuN completed Cell ct oar .s., m.uufs
turing depot Ne. SIS Broadway.
ARcHlR, Wanna 4 Co
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TIE LATE MURDER rs NKw-CTREcHT-The pris-
oner, John Wesley Layman, who murdered Cornelius
Cannon on Sunday by shooting him with pi.tol on
Third avenue, was yesterday committed in full by
Coroner ". 4. Bennett. He is now confined in Kings
County Jail. His demeanor yesterday was about the
same as previously and he talked in the same manner
when questioned Although it is the opinion of some
persons that he is insane, the Coroners Jury do not
entertain that opinion, as shown by their verdict
which is as follows:
"The jury find that Con elus Cannon came to his
death from the effects of pistOl-sbot wound from the
hands of John w Laymau, aud thst the said John
w. Layman did willfully and maliciously shoot and
kill the said Cornelius Cannon"
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fAss~russ9sotI

sdvers.-- 10 tee fsbe,d He v. srr-.es nd Is,s'
hs 0o1ea LIE Dp ksfgaG Conducted as rssieae
fAss-russssntI
WINTER, 15J6.-We have ,at manufactured
nom oor lat rpor'sons fct he ..oa v-ry I,rr- .,,,.
mel 81 our Ppfsr kszsss s,ys u NVri-r or
a UkDss Coats FROM EsqtmAur BeGve-; double President
90 'hiDchihs he Also are ,nd be>aifz
Raglan. ton Beaver Cloths perfect its.isa a
Olef sea and Other fur, confined rIslusvaiy 20 IA
our soof OF bOvs WnTgs w.sR /. ve-y c1up a. -
Vneh ~e invite the stter ion Of he.ds - taLnilsa
We bsve tso received lat for hs ssxn 81
"h1tf fufsisHiSo GooDS-Una st-Wsa Robss 10 Clam
b5e, Shirts. Gloves, Shawl &c
we cnr en Inducements close this v.ry i.rf- sck
o. dessnt WIsrrh CLoTHRs, have soansas>1 "a.
H'saaisssuTe Of our Spring stock D. DEvLn Co.
Nos 81 re and BE Broadway.
fAdyertiz-mantI
Gas FIXTURES.
Chepest phase Ia Ansrir,
fos- liz and ~ Prnssss,
Nev-Yort.
Third hnck Of Brosdxay
JANEs g. hosTLT. MAaaf.ss1r-r.
fAdvTise0ent
CULBERI BROTHERS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS
WATCHES, Se Holids, Present.
JIvSLRy, for Holdsy Pre.euts
. eTLvERvAsE. foS Holiday Pf-..ptx
fAscr ARTICLES, for Hoasay Pre- emit.
CVLEEfr BnoIHkRs. Ne. tS Css.l-st.
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Tur Isnr.rR,u ScHooL.-The Managers Of {.
I5rs,y.i sehoo in North Second street inieGd 70 arh
.Sil5yen der ,he.r care With feast Sesfes' Day
VII be happy 20 receive dopsioIA
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The NASSAU WATER COMPASY.-In the Common
Council, at their la.t meeting, communication was
received from the Nassau Water Company, incosing
the draft Of an act which they desire the Common
Council to approve Of for presentation to the Legi'a
ture The act provides for the purchase by the city Of
the stock and property Of the company for Board Of
Commissioners supervise the construction Of the
works; the said Board to copsis Of the present Doec
tore tie Wsef Company. 10 t. receive
ton their erv esch Commissioner TO give bonds in Tho
sum zoe the city The Commissioners shall elect
president and secretsry their body. The powers
granted the Water Company BY he at Of incorporates
T. be seIred TO this Bond All legal proceedings pendn
eoucef1 the Water be transferred 10 the city,
The Con may 5Esw upon the Controller for funds Tor
tie purchase Of the lands streams 1c and 10 be taken during
the prosress the works for payment Of The psf
action Of the Common c Is 10 Be ectded aud the bonds
already Issued lesszed The property OF the city is be
pledged for the payment Of the bonds aud The Commissioners
have the power sell them The deficiency which
the bonds 10 to be sdded to the
fI 1853 and yearly thereafter deducng the OF said
works Tho subject laid fOT action Friday evening
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Curpru P,rR.-A Fair. got up by the lsdes OF ID
Git Church wss opecet ast evening ~ .shinsto
Nj 6TssT a south Seventh AID Foatb .;reetL II 70 COZ
tnue - Il Thursday ersEiny
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EBoRpER- RurFIASIsx IN FIsHKiLL.-A scene .'VA
place on Saturday last in and near this vi'ase VIZ.
deserves TO be cbropiced with the ro'ous
of the day. The circumstances whicn leu " '-oo'
proceedings were as follows: Some siI years 49,
when plank roads were In their glory Company vas
formed and charter obtained for q rosa 'ro" r,'"
Kill Landing 10 Beekman: and, II two-tnnus % 'a0
rcsidepts on the line Of road woui CONSENT il was 70
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MYrrIyo OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMMIT
TEE OF PACIFIC EhIeRArIoS.-An adjourned meeting
of Caforpians was held at the Metropolitan Hotel last
evening to organize the Committee of Pacific Emlgra-
ton already noticed in our columns-L. p. DEWEY In
the chair A Board of five Directors, with power to
appoint officers, were elected, as follows; james W.
Bingham W. T. Coleman, d. L. Ross, j. b. Bond
T.. c. Kemble. The preliminary expenses of associa-
ton were provided for and the meeting adjourned.
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pon,,.o MS F.rHFR.-Dsvid Bevier, boy twelve
.se ~ .rrosied yescstsy charged win sesns
yn. hJoarinS TO .Ashcs. 81. assut eos nc ""
eou mitted BIZ yNticc tfsasfesA
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TIE AccIpEST on THE l.. |. RAILRoAD.-Coroner
Reddins held inquest Monday upon the body Of The
WOE an who killed woOdlawp the Louf Island Raj.
the 25h inst Her supposed 70 b Ellen Burns
although person has identified her The evidence OF Dr.
o. F. Gssr who made the post morem exsmn son tha' be
found wounds the lower extreues except sfht hesh
wound or scratch above the ankle and sbsre Of the kn
the great toe the back much bruised and bone, ctured
which be considered the immediate and only cause Of death
TIE injuries fatal and incapable Of relief The Infusion OF
blood into the spns canal pelvic cavity In conjunction
with the the injuries recriy ed ocess:oned death
AK. McGregor engineer on tie Long lLsnd Railroad
testified that be deceased the center Of tho trt
At woodlsWr about nine miles from Brooklyn He blew he
whistle but Lefoe he could stop the engine IL struck her and
threw be bank Reversed hs entne a.
sb snd brought Brooklyn The tan was going At the
rate OF about SIX hour the time j. Yield pas
sengs testified that the train going ~ the rate Of 3 miles
an hour w. Smith. conductor testified ih.t the woman
lightly clothed and had no shoes on SAID she hved In
repud that she Is the mother Of three children She
bad IN beI posseson comb thnbe sir cents and
piece Of black silk. -
The cooners jury rendered the following rerdie Ths the
said 90 her death by reason OF injuries
received by In with engine wsio vLkns
alops the side Of tie track near Wootlawr.
TIE body will be detained a. the Dead house III wednesday
for Identification.
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Rrs AoArssr BY CAR.-Robest Rowland, on On
- ,c,,5ps AZ No. $50 Avenue g. while Iesaos p. ~
msh -. fo, of Barrow erect run ssSinst ey e.
M nj Of the Hudson River Railroad snd s~ssc~J "
~. attended BY pby ,icsAu snd then sent noA~
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The trial Of Huntington Is the last of6cid scs q
Jrso. C.pror-bis tenn Of oice expiring ct IL sstsk
,r;eb. His Official career has been bref. be hsvfs&
her, appointed by Gov. Clark IN January l.sa 70
a. vacancy IN the efee OF Cay Judge, oocassss4 -
.hs resisusiios Of yudge Stuart. Prevoss 70 10 =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY On Monday night 81 a.
vas made b, burglars 20 bresk open the store o. UhnU
BTo. corner ii Grand and Sixth streets Tue approach
OEcer Bailey frustrated ihe!r progress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

E.r,I Coroner Connery he'd an iuqu.ss -,
.,sIay afternoon Of the Fourth wns Police sshen upo1t
- film Gull native cfIrrsnd 50 years Of age wac az.
49, eanr,ssos OF The brain caused By fall cary yes'S'
moruns into cellar Of rev building IN ne SS r,sf
o I ,on 20 oersufe oprietor OF the building t ''
;-s N. ,res unleuced or uncovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

Tie Phrnix Total Abstinence Society hold a, lem
rF,pce Ws. meeting at No 20 G.sld street this {" eda7'-
e.yl tye1-2S
Fyposr.--Ths principal export from the E"'srn
ps.re, during cold weather ke Handfedi OF osa.
fon tie Iuni lots Sled with stanaai "sef are oA'e' "
.Vo-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

TIE Nrw. GRANADA CANAL CoSPAsf oAsh'-ine
case Of Mr.. Goulard RS. the NewGranada Cansi ana
Steam Navigation Company was resumed yesterday"
the Lower Police Court by the cross-examnaton Oh the
complainant. The following 10 copy, with the excep
ton of the numbers, Of all Of the Bonds produced LII
evidence:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

FIRy.-Yesterday moving, about O'Clock, hre
h,oi ont in m. bou,e of Henry Wsrug Willow II
from the heater IN the basement aad hAd no
doubt been smoudens for some hours before W.. oiseo.
tine Wa. ruined The loss Il sbou, s2Wo The Adj1rifs
M, mi.e, were llso souewhai injured.