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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

viied by Brigham Barton 20 accompany hin 70
ho'el fof The purroee Of estrg dinnsri ;hn r6e -
ceUte6 the invitation ard upon reaching TIE hoet SAID
Barton ISL her 20 into PRIV ate room Tor tue pat
pose c arranging Der dress thSt while she was 80 en-
essed sid Barton handed he, = glass Of wiae WI n
10 rtOussttd her 20 drink tia; shortly after ir'nkug
the wins he becsme stupiied sUd unconscious 'hs'
on her res aiming Consciousness she became aware that
her person hsd been oUirs e aGd she'd s. sac BE-
eve bv ,.ld Barton. Dep rtJt further says IN,
s,d Barton wss arres;ed ia the City OF Pai'atelphr
f,r The said oiense snd held 10 bl 10 $500 a. she
Is ipf,,u ed ard bceyes and further that said Barton
ba. FED this state ard = fugitive cOn justice,
ard lbs he caInct be arreSted by tie slt9ori,es eX
cert upon r r,qasi'ion frrn the Governor OF this
state 70 which end ibis affidavit hi,h bsen made.
tSirrei, SALLIE STAFFORD
Mr. Bay:or. on hearing tha; complain: wou be
made sss;ns' l.m IN this ctg, on from PhilAtel
rLa and ported himself at the office Of the Chiefrof
Police, and after the complaint had been inside, was
an sed by Sergesrt Bowyer. ard after denying the
charge in most positive terms, demanded an ex,mna
ton.
On Wednesday Mss Stafford returned to Phjaiel-
pLis. but YESTERDAY was telesmpbed TO by Sergeant
Bower, and Is expected to-day. After her arrival
tine vii be set for the investigation TO proceed.
TIE complainant Is not hsndsome, but her manners
are pep, ssesrg anc she is ssd to be accomplished.
The defendant is about 10 yean Of age, and has been
8 wtower for some years.
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.BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ARRArcNNENT Of TIE PRIsoSEH, Lhra,s.-JohD
W. Layman, who stauds indicted for the murder u
Cornelius Cannon, committed in the town OF New
Utrecht, Kipgs County, on Sunday the 18th Decem-
ter last anaigued before the Court Of Oyer aad
Teminer yesterday ornirg The prisoner looks thin
and boggaid his hair long and bushy and his beard
appears of several weeks growth. During the read
ing of tie indictment by the Clerk the prisoner listened
a'teptveiy and seemed to pay particular attention 10
each sentence. His counsel pleaded Not Guilty in his
behalf, when, by consent, the trial was postponed TIT
the second Tuesday in March
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IAd,ertisementl

4 retired Physician. whose sands OF life have
cie Consuup loo Broacshls Coasbs C5ds and 6eaesa
Debity The reasdy dCuY.gcd ey him When bis oeiy
cnida dsuehier-Ws g,en up de wishing 20 MACE
su,d pssihe such OF his afflicted fellow
b ssrcque tbi' rscPe. With full directions Tor ss. g
NJ successfully using t. He requ'res each applicant to
him shu three crLt, 20 b. returned postage
On te rec re- sid TIE rcsudrr B, apPSd the psymeal
OF this sdvrf,is~r',lt Address
DR H. JAMES Nc. 70 Grsud St, Jersey Cry NJ.
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morrow ,lG2-l0i-IOJ'. Nov for Won! stamina. gen.
tLmen IG6-lO7-l0Sl gong at a hundred and eight
thousanG-dont give up the ship Fair waning
have yen all done tlC9-llOl going! goas,-you
cart get such e li-ce of property as0ther day The
"reminiscences connected with that ground are worth
som. tbirg-you ought 10 pay SOMETHING fr th4t
lie. 5Cc-llll. Some of Old Coumbias sons ousb; to
lie here to lad il mp 0uce-twice-go:ug At sll 900
Jos. cal-gohe and tie lots were struck OF. - Wn.
W.son the importer. Of Exchange place at gill 90
Lot No 3, with the privilege of No. at the e.rne
prce, was started at SO 600, and fna.y sli to NJ
Wstson Sil259
Lot 40 1, with the privilege Of NJ. ). started at
s2l coo vas SID to o. 7. Jackson at $4,000
No. :. with the same privilege IS thc for No., was
started S5 eco, and struck OF Morris Bottles al
So so.
No. 6, was started at $4,000, aad stru Z IF f,s
So go to Thomas Slocum.
No :. sold BY itself was started at S35, 900, and
struck off to Morris Brothers at 5000.
No. started at $50 500 and struck of to Chris
tie Constant at $4,000.
NJ O. started at So, GOO was sold to Thomas Ties
ton st Sil 80.
The three lots on tie corner Of College place All
Park place were sold as two lots 81 by 76. t. John
Ktllum-the one at s5i 90, and the other one
at $4,000.
No. T., Nth the privilege Of NJ. IL, started at
$4,000, wa. sold to A. c. Underhl for $50, 900.
No. IL, with privilege Of NJ. 10, started a, $4,000,
was sold 70 Jonathan Ia Erence 1t So 900.
The last lot, No. TO- started at 80, 600 sod 70
Thomas TIlestoR at 81 500.
Tie entire property cold for five hundred and sew.
enty-six thousand three hundred and fty dollars.
The sale occupied precisely sn hour.
For comparison with country prices where land is
sold only by the acre. We figure out tde cemp.ysti &c
value of the two lots first soli-tiz - feet BY 20 10
equal i69 square feet seventeen rods, which IL
rot quite the ninth part Of acre. The plice, there
fore, equal in round numbers 10 one 5N'0A doqrs
PER Gc't.
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ADVANCEMENT
WHITE TEETH, PERrUMED BREATH An

CoNrtyNoN Be acquired BY using the Bsts
THOVsAND FLoWER>. Whist lacy OF ssoteniso wcoid
remain under the dsssrecsbe breath, whes uns
the Balm OF thousand FLOWERS entce could no, snly
render IL sweet leave the teeth white lsbAstry
Many person, do know their breath bad and the uhf
decs,e that their friends will nlentton IT, Beware
OF oounterists BE each bottle - signed
For sale BY Al! Dusgisis fErHipGs h Co n Z.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

THURSDAY Jan. 29.---Mayor WOOD in tho chair.
After the presentation Of few ordaary petitions,
the GEAR Announced the folio wing Standifg C)mmit.
tees for the year:
annual TGT,i-Mrs.rs HOfmire. Bs1ts aud Owens.
county CFees- Nessci. Harris Adams and Valentine.
Cytnfaaf JOurfs-M, Sfoers McCOnkey and Griffith.
GIRL Lon,ta-Messr. Moneghsn. McConnel and Blunt.
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SALE OF CoIrxpn COLLEGE, GRoUsD.-The sale
of the title that remained of the land originally gwen
for College site, now Park place, Church street
and College place took place yesterday as sdvertsed
The attendance large. The ground, as laid down
on the map. consisted Of fifteen otshe lot on the cor
ner Of Church street and Park psce being 2 feet front
by o. in ength-the eleven lots each p By ~ =
ard the three lots at the Of Park place and Col
lege place, % by 752. Nj Muller said that al the re-
quest Of bidders the two lots at the corner of Church
street and Park place, marked land on the map,
would be scld together making 81 'eet front by 9O2
" The time has arrived, gentlemen" said Mr.. Null
Ter, sor the sale Of the old Columbia College proper
ty to begin. The terms are LIBERAL aud We intend to
cell Wha; do hear ofered''
"Fhty thousand dollars"
Fifty thousand have offered for these two lots
the bids are free-le me hear from you leo 600
6S-7e-75-so-sl-s2-s5- -Sss9-e0-9l-92
e-94-9S-s6l hold up you. hands, if yea vish to
bid lG-es-Se, 5oc-sa-s9, 5O0-l0Ol. III take my
hat of free bids sentlsu en- perfectly free upon
I'll this property ioll Bid up yoa cant get i, to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

TRE ALLEGED OUTRAGE UPoS A YOUNG LADY -
The Philadelphia correspondent of The TaIeUNE re-
Gently reverted in BIZ. letters TO the fact OF gentleman
If that city having there been arrested on charge o.
having violated the person Of young lady from YER
mont while en- route 10 that State from Philadelphia,
and while al hotel 10 this city. From motives Of
dehcacv the names of the lsdy and that OF the alleged
culprit we're not given, but as criminal proceedings
have recently been instituted against the accused there
can be no further necessity of withholding them Her
name il Sslie Stafford ard her residence Waungtord
Rutland County Vermont. The name Of the accused
i. Brigham n. Barton, formerly shoe-deaer in Water
stleet, but now resident Of Philadelphia.
The complain ant and her friends being under the
impression Ii at Mr. Barton could not be brought to
this city until requisition made BY the 'vernor
Of this State on the Goy,nor Of Pennsylvania, pro-
ceeded to Albany. and while there, Miss Stafford male
an afieavit before Recorder Paddock but learning
afterward that Mr. Barton was willing to come TO this
city and answer the complaint she fastened 10 New
York with the affidavit, to which she was reswon BY
Justice O.bome. The affidavit reads a. follows;
Sale Stafford being duly sworn, says thst zoe -
resident Of the town OF singord County OF ku land
Vt that on or about the lh Of June last she vas on
her return from Philadelphia, Penn. TO he6 nome ~
Vermont; that on that day she arrived In NeF-fork
about five hours previous to the departure OF Tue steam
boat for Albany in which she intended taxing pae ~
foe the purpose Of completing her journey that whl'
waiting fst the departure Of said steamboat she was m
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Advertisement.

Gas Works for villages and cities, or large pri-
vatt esshshuehts psR recently perfected and .d
superior al, Others simplicity safety and economy SEQ
advertise n, nj Ia this pager.
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CoRRLClIoS.- Theodore d. Warren informs US
that at the meeting Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociaion last Monday evening he voted against Prof
Crosbvs substitute for Mr. Lssar's resolution upon
Slavery and not in favor of il, represented in
the list of Ayes in the report Of the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

The HENRY CLAY CAsE.-The action brought by
Joseph Lockt wife sgAus the OF the -esmtoet
Henry Clay commenced m the Kings County Circuit COut
yct,rdsy morning II brought damages ss
the steam boat some years uce One imPorao, witness ss
dtfeIs beng sb,tuf So. applied T peIn ssop TO
tie evidence Of Nj JeTm5Le tie eosster gren
fur trial This sgreed 10 BY counsel Tor plAil as
diiou that the evidence differed ffom that given ~
Goshen they iIh witnesses Ia prove what MI Jsr
rosine sciay dd say The Jgy then impanDeed aad
the csse proceeded with.
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Bold BURGLARr-Only few days since house
in the lower part of Lexington avenue was
entered, by picking the front door lock before
Q O'Clock in the evening, and trunk just de-
livered by an express man, containing jewelry
aces frs ard several valuable silk dresses together
with two overcoats, carried of. The police were i'm
mediately notified, but it only the old story
again "of insufiiciency of men, sc. The most dar-
ing robber,s committed every day, but the police
take good that they co not find their way into the
papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

BURGLARS IL TIRE L. s. DIsTRIcr ATTORNEYS
OFFIcE.-A light was seen in the United States Dis.
trct Attorneys flee, on the corner of Beekmau and
Nassau streets at about 10 O'Clock on Wednesday
evening. Traces Of those by whom it was lit were
dscovtred on ThursdSy morning. The door had been
broken open, tin box wrenched fom its hinges and
the locks Of several safes and drawers picked Moth
ing, however, was carried off-not even the bag Of
bogus money which bad been seized in the room of
Sersphm. Afterummagipg in the Government offices
to their hearts CONTEXT the burglars pursued their in
vesgaticns upstairs, where they broke into tae four
Law offices in the building, where their search was
equal, unsuccessful Mr. See4h Squires had $500 10
fs safe, but the rogues found means b get into
that.
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DROwNED wHIIE lNToNlCATED. 90 Ca Tuesday night
Jam. Welsh Pairick ~ sailors while iRtoscsed.
Nt,u pted board the caonc CS.a.r PIER No.
Fss RIVER but botl tell overheard sbd sh dow aeA-
vuch Nss rescued by Ofcct fitzgerald Of hc First Ward
Po,e ~ the hody of Welsh scr recovered A
ineues, viii BE- held upon il this morning
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FATAL Accident CoruUer COInety heid an Ia.
guest Wsdne,5 No i6 Madison street upon the bdy Il
Th, CoGan nstve Of IrvaEd y OF who whs
e'ssed h,sns upon deck %, a,P Mae o Oh.
srs g pier Nc q Fast Rivrr stuck BY bale ard
ocked hcsdous % % pier susanna fracture Of thc sksn
Which cause bis death Verdict sccde ia. death
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TRAIN DELAYED-NARRow EscAPE.-The HUDSON
River morning express from Albany, due in this city
yesterday morning at II As did not arrive here until
3 O'Clock p. m. The delay caused by the break
ing of the le connection rod Of the driviog-wheels,
which tore all before it, and forced hole in the boiler,
from which the steam escaped. The train stopped
as soon as possible. The conductor then started for
Cold Spring, and teegrsphed to Peekskil for another
ereine which arrived three hours after the accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

The LATE FATAL ArFRAY N OLIVER STREET
Coroner Ccnnery on Thursday afternoon held an in
quest upon the body of Robert Preston Abbee, the
sailor, who was beaten by Daniel O'Bren on lat Sun
day afternoon, at the boardiDg.house of John Rose,
No 20 Oliver street. and who subsequently died of his
hjwits The circumstances Of the affray were fully
published in our edition of Thursday. The deceased
vss assaulted because he interferred to prevent
OBlien beating the bar.maid for giving him, as he
alleged, short change. The verdict of the jury was,
Death from injuries received at the hands of Daniel
O Brien.' A warrant for the arrest Of the accused
has been Issued, but up to laht evening he had not
been taken.
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Acknowledgement

Important sale of WET GooDS will take psce
THs DAY al Coz BYs corner Grand aud EdnJg ss Aad
advise who have the least tegd econony in thsc
purchases, TO attend this important sale
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Internationally

FAST PlCll RE-NAhING.-A Likeness taAeu
.vtry ten .eecnds-6 "a minute 500 hcurS Artist. q
~u-tVo and three and boys tvtfy operation fso-
ToeR,FHs ard PoSrorNFss.
HolNks Gallery. NJ. $50 Broadway.
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We learn that persons in search of Thompson the
Ascending commercial writer late in the office of The
Courier and Enquirer, have ascertaiped that he
seen in London presented his bills, drew the money
end went to the Continent. 1t is thought that he
TUNED to London and is secreted there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

TBF RAILROADS The trains on the Ne9Jerasy
Raj rad run with regularity again. The trans "a tAs hsw.
York and Erie Road proyug in bs respect Thfso ua
ary.d AZ o'clook s.t sh OGe due - snoee<
a ! 90; and the third = a. q little ahead Of time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

DEATH 81 BURNS-Mrs. Ann lady. On Irish
woman s. yeAs cf axe died ytsteiAy toe sdect. %
huns rec. yeS lie az pr,yous No. IT Est rsen,ich
Der cless Cok IRE from uaie aad b-tere sssssce
coo rtNA her size s,y banned The leave Aa esut
and 81 chCGcu A. guest viii b. held aPon The Sdy to DAY.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather remained warm Yesterday. There was
fall Of snow for an hour, but melted as fast it
came down. The streets and sidewalks in the most
filthy condition.
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P,ssINC CoCSrrRsTIr MoSEY.-hur jams Decl.rk
Wa arrested Yesterday charged "a foniorsT p.ss
r = b.. 90 he AcntoNn oask. ~ =. tae of w@
Moor. No. rs Grad street Sic refused make
parAu 10 esad her o session of the bill and hefa
" Justice b., eNsniBson Sac youss nsuiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

ARTIST OF SHoPiVTEU -Jsmss Il. Daley aliss
Jtek Rooney ,IIs,e Yesterday 81 Ire ewcry 81
sr kolet' No q. Bostty eEais.d with thef I sEpe.s
that he ne sore uncsE Pefease of wi.ns skr
Tu1ehs. hnd os N clerk ergAgci Estas articles
.ho~ hr Dc - e -one j-wey wb'h lsy spon Ae e0un
-. 4 Inn frf L.
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ANoTHrR HrGHwAY AssAULr On Thursday last
gentleman roturriT in the evening TO his boarding
house, in Tenth street. near Second avenue, had oc
ca.ion to stop his way to make purchase, and III
so dol, show Ioll Of bills OF some hundreds Of dol
Lars w i'h he thrus: into his ns5ecOat pocket. He
cen rued his way down Eighth street through S,uy-
vessnt place when suddenly two mea sprung on him,
ore On his neck and another on his arm. With a
sudden jerk be threw them or and struck one a Sc
we're blow with his fist telling HIM at once, and also
hit the other in the stomach and fed On arriving
home he found his ovorcoat pocket had been aifotly
cut of with a long knife which he hal seen. Fortu-
nstey, the money! being in the pocket of his under
coat escaped these villains.
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oct & eN; b. ssir: hr thrce yssfs is.se sd
rrrsss Of wo y hs 'toss sths 81 Nae
tse1h street Asi firs' scc-F VITA lease fF
,ta's otlv ~ih rrysts q sKsnsl Ths seos,ei
hei- ~ JuA.ice CoIas fsi rNar iss'ilH.
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FCRIOUs DRWING--Cor0ner Reddng was eDgage1
pas, day ~ investigating The ecurnstsnec' attending
the death child named James Meeban which klst s
Brdgo the Ath lost. lie the sidewalk and
horse iGeakit from ssh him tiom the evidence
.lduced tie Jury rendered the following verdict;
we thr uios the u James MeehaD do sareo that
th, james behsu al, death accidentally BY
esOn OF The bu caused by horse aud ,esh fu
onsy driven ~ b. spauldug faster OF speed thea
the law Allows" Signed BY the Juty.
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fAdyeffi.emanf.

IAdyeTttsemsnt
HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PROoP
SAFES, Nos IS5 ISL and lSs wasrst snA Ne. Mausss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

90 Msd,m 5e Wlhort called out three
tines erd received move thar t-e n.usl qaaItlty Of
fGral boDo--. Her oPcrsc nevItiate pronis-
Dgl begun and ste Is 90 tue high rcsd to success
Tonight Madame D. Wltor.t w again appeag in
IGci,
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Osing TO the Kills being frozen over, the passsnges
he bs NJ er,e, Central Railroad obliged 10 change ess
y F1sltb ard fs.eh New York BY the New jersey eArss1
which atter Company has effected an sansemsDt whsr.y
con sBd Isssenses are Transferred from oas osa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

REAL E,rArE-S at auction Of the Coin n5i
Cocg &c property, Park place, BY Adrian IL. Muller,
I 1877.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

CHARGE OF FALsI PRIrESsrs.-MNtin heDon-
n.i ,.s.tday seste5 ehayse1 With esfsadas Antrew
Klssa f.diBg the coSsef fvesty trt sxses aaa fH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

THr ISJUscrfos CAsE.-Judge Culver intends "a
give his opinion the Oliver Saturday merit having
been prevented DOING heretofore account Of naess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
ne Paler.on Graraian says thsi DE P,s..ie F.I.

.ptir.y fozen over aud the view ne The spfay
having seed upon tho sides Of ne sse st frozen
la. sly closed the orfce and the water dissppeN
hou the s. mise above the iee MOI can a its usaa
leap be Obscret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

ALDERNAs OF THE SEyESTH WARD.-Ths Com
Council have ordered election In the seventh Ward 70
MI the vacancy existing by the aGre Of John Meker who
legally elected quality The election Is 20 lake place
18th Fehusry and there already s5cut dozen css
d.tes from each patty IN the held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

a DEAGKEKABLE LODGING PLAcE.-A man v1
discovered han alg fam picket fence In Ninth street
Seventh avenue carly yesterday morning ~s apparent
fell endsavofing 10 climb the isnee and Of his
fee becoming between pcket. he unsbls TO
tcAie hin self The ughboThOo thny popul.ted aud bls
cries cou not De- When found he speeches. and
Lenumbsc wi cole He taken 20 the Thru District
Sta cnoue where remedies sppi bat with little 81
feet. aud u Ia thought no cannot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

Many persons how carrying revolver' who are
uBaccustsnei to hanole or use them, and accidents
ne likely to occur from their ignorance If the fol-
loving rule j. observed, Colts pistol cannot be hred
by falling out Of pocket or casual blow: When the
pistol is loaded and III cap. placed on the cones, turn
TIE breech which contains the charges far enough to
allow the hammer to rest upon the breech half way
between the caps. Accidents of the nature which oe
cured at the Opera House are caused by the hammer
striking the floor while resting against cap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

NEw.JERsEY MEDICAL SocHTY.-Ths SOCIETY
in session IN Trenton Wednesday. An nieresl,ns -
The stat q health in The state Dung TIE yea. as~s
Eases which bad prevailed was read iSs '''''
were elected for The year; sw.o, Y,<s-P,esS-
Presidsst-Dr Thomas Rysrson, q 80 Wjll.m E,.~r.
I..t.Dt. p Co.m.o x. SEEKER tsd " lnssI s
s.rssars-Willian PiersoD. 81 orsHs sss.s
tary-S w. Butler, Of BuIngten h.. vo,x.r.en VCo<.
soI and Robins. - m, Cor,oa D., Bsla sta Il
ne rssaL s'y s...yl., Tor tAs next yess
W a. % ae - finet AZ tks Trenton House.
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SUPPOSED BURGLAR ARREsTED.-A German giving
lis Henry Boiler tsken nto custody Wsdnes
day BY AdeTusn D0rlOn Of the Fourth We're, VIE
detected him coming Of the house Of Charles Castle No.
lla Washington There party In the h01ss anf
the open the sccused walled SEEING ihs Alder
with several Others be suspected the{ Wefe sftes
him Al put nees throwing he had iaten worth
INTO He brought before Justice 5mitk
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ScALDRD by THB UPsETTIsG OF KETTLE Oh Hot
wArEE-A woman named Jsnn Elbeny, residing 81 Ne. -
State street seriously injured yesterday BY the up'ent d
stre ~ Tot she attempted 10 the position "
the stove upon which the kettle standing vhsn upset.
nd the boiling poured her Her injuries
cbaracter She was conveyed 70 he Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

~, p.uRoAD AcCIDErT.-A man man, ~
fAuAL D. "a been selling lsnons q White heuss -
va on d. Ee~yeney csnI. RsIOsd ga sysas ssssss
& III. BE- nd behind time did not cong 80 =
psssns.n ;S Ss,r down nd INJURED b.
81. I.id b. Is.i.h Lsrse 80 s.s S tss yfa ssrsss
Is. sss soSse, 81 sViJ II Fts1sass q sA@
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

Tie Currency Reform has been universally sdopss4
IN Jsney City.