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who uar staDds-g ct the ertrsnc. Of "a alley way,
and r qa-sted 10 go toto tto ssiey stt trtm- HI re-
,rs.d snd utJ thfu drew him ito tue tieJ. Two
mer her from tie d the sl-y, sod ooe OF
them nd run Wy the ,hrpa, sod cnoked hin nsary
% ufoca'iou w il- the other forced toneteIng o'f
HE mouis aod robted him a 500. sh'er waich'
ovtrPoa'. c' sDd pt k''k.fe Th. robe@fs u en re-
J. 9std Tim. ard he ,oOc cane across Ohc'f S"e''eA
Of the SIKH Ward pnLce, who vert Whh FIN I"
vie GROCERY ire ALI way. shd thffe "rrs'ou
both u t.em.n. Opt Of them. I homae " ddNy was
usas,l, idesii6td by Fizgerrd from tho ne
Ind n -vrrc eeraiot upon the no7e. wceh fHzsoraih
had rA ct4d witt be 6, while the ra'cs wa'
lobti, Q rim The o4htr offender. Jan-s Derrick. W"
eso identified AZ on he ptrton was iourd the k"f1
s,ol. from Fitzgerald Toe prisontns we're tskeo BE-
f,e Jwtics Br. an. and locked mp for trial. Both
ar. ", L, own about the Five Poiuts, aud have fire.
ous.,v been arested. Fitzgerald was required to
give bail 10 800 10 appear and prosecute but 10 de-
fsplI. WINS oeA ed up a. witness
Tar WIFE op A PoLicE OFFICER AssArITID sr
BrnotAr-Be.~een Q ard o',luok yesterday Inorn-
il Mn Graft wife OF Lieut. Ctaft Of the Eleventh
Ward, resioirg Of No. Ill Avenue B was awakened
b, some pe'r~n attempting 70 force open tho hail door
Fnn the clicking tound il the lock che at once knee
tidy dressps herself she seized cub belonging to her
hu ba1d shd descending 70 the fret floor, nois-les'ly
opel ed the front door ao lining the at which the
burglar was a. work there berg two hau door' L'ok-
In out she perceived large man, in grey coat sud
With black mustacbe. ei desvorng to open the door,
He had with BIN "jimmy," "Lippers,' and otnee
tools used by burglars. The fellow 10 moment there
after seeing MIS- Graft, jumped toward her, g-aspet
Der tightly by toe throat, and Wrestling the club froa
her baud struck her heavy blow vita il upoa the
bead. The villain then of, leaving Ms. c. lyng
sensible upon the hall floor. Recovering after short
tine she retired thinking it useless to raise any sTu.
The L'eu,epaht, who was on duty during Tuesday
night, knew rotblg Of the until biz return
bono il the moroing. Mrs. Crshs neck was much
swollen and the imprints of the fellows fingers still re-
rnuin On her throat Tho blew on her head was not
severe enough to cause any permanent injury. Her
system sustained severe shock, and her con-
aitisn yesterday such 81 TO require medical aid
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WrpyE DAY. Feb. 2J-P. "a,

The continued case in the Money market on cai aad
the overseeing cf tho bears, 10 prdu sng the usturd
result in . buoyat Stock msrket. Tho stringrnov
which was looked for about this time has not been e.
perierc.d, ard the shorts, becoming alarmed, have
been buying in freely yesterday and to-day. The
market was active TO day, and neatly every desc~P-
tioa improved, although not TO sH imp Ataat eKtesk
Eiie opered o. 81 and closed At 81 IAN inpNveas2
of y cent II Is now stated in tho street Q ri
fact that Mr.. Nc CAums resignation a. Superintendent
bas been offered. The earnings fr January Ut this
road, given below certainly show much better Wssk
than looked for. Reading closed at so, showing
an advance Of | per cent. Central touched 9i, bot
closed at 20. Hudson River Oh The Western Reads
were al better. The recent decline in NJ lwsukee and
Mississippi has caused more activity in it, and tho
sales to-day werc leo shares, from 65I to o.. Ia
Crosse was in den and and advanced 10 - tho closG
sales yesterday being %. Michigan southern WE
,5i G76. Toledo 7ii. Gslesa l03}. Rock ls'asA
1871 snd 1oli seller sixty. Iiaois Central was ouoys
1914 icing BID at the Second Board without saIes~
Pittsburgh 49, &c. Illinois Central bOnds sold at vi
showing firm market. Oilers were quiet. State
st cks were rather active, especially s-san Is, I'D
prces were better. After the Second Board, the
whole market was eel sustained.
In Exchange there 10 Little nothing doing, and rates
are STEADY. LIE mslktt pt otcfhus VI No"'V"'s"s
is advancing tutihe decrease Of the rate on New
York il about equal 10 the improvement in Sterling.
Freigh,s are lover. The engagements to Liverpss'
are: 80 bbs. Flour at ls. Cd, 20 coo bush. Gra IL
| a & SID; Cotton at 3l6d Sea Island at is5l6Ag
80 boxes Bacon at LIS. cd 20s. 200 bbls Lard u
lie. Cd $50 bbls Rosis a, % 80 iuns FuAis At
| l5s.; 200 boxes Tobacco ~ 25s. To London; FssW
| at Psi Grain at SIC, Bsson 81 20s. The chip Chaa.
G. lor $40 tuos register, sold by suctioo fer
500 co., buiH In State OF Maine Term, 425, 900 cwk
balance 3 ard months, interest added. approved
ipoorsts psper A vessel was taken for Csrueuss -
load Aosa.ss at g. and Sugar at fOc., port chsrgcs
paid.
The business Of the SabTressury was: ReceieA.
$3.50 ,l9j %; payments sI26,Oss 10; bAiaaoc,
SIS 81, NJ 60.
The busA,n Ct tho Clearing House to-day wss
so, 32S,OC0.
The earrings of the Ete Railroad for tho mouth q
ysnus'y, le51, eS@,ts
EaIpilss In Jsausy, laS.... ............... F2~s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1I<s -
TIE decrease is smaller, under the circumstances
than might have been expected. The Road Is aow
again IN running order, and viii do ~ Immense hui-
BtfP.
The esrph 20 Of the Michigan Ceniral Railroad Tor
the second week Of February wesei
itisas.... ........... Ds.s 4 1918 l."
Total ...........sA sss4 sau24
The esipngs Of tho Cleveland Columbus and o.
ciDnati hoad in
J.nuMy -s.s''''''''''''''''''''''''''"
JahnAry, lep..ss.s.... sss''.'ss.'.,.'''... wv
lacfs fj,U&
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eSery women died yrs etd.y ~ Bellevue Ho.pi, from 10
ruri- four ets wo-o TO save n.rt ION BRIT
ned 20 e-sib-hF dsrlhs having tak.n hr-sh- imp
u . story wrcow 20 tie pavement sst seyvic
N rured The Coroner Iotih-3
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m Tupo.T-A s, .s D..

MINISTER'S SORE THROAT.-A form Of Breop
ts, the spu<.ee shich oeen asidoas sc.rrely
sits~ss po<-c & rreus and Of
u<.s - of pss~r the ihr~t s;ex put ic sp-xksg
aprirs. Tbose inoyisnt synPtors slsysd By Sine
peSWxs BeosceiH TsccHxs. which are sie b. - Drsg
cxfA
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COURT CALENDAR-faIs DAy.
SVPPRgE CouRr-CIrcut.- a. yesterday.
SUrYHIoR COURr.-Ssns a. yesteIcsy.
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SAIT OF CORPORATION PEOPERrY.-The sale Of
zeal e.tat. yesterday, belonging to toe C9rp~aoo, BY
M,%srs. II. Ludlow & Co. attracted an Immense
crowd Of purchasers 10 the Rotunda Of tho M-r.
cbants' Exchange. The sac commenosd at nooa, and
did Lot coLclade until near o'cock-beiOg Of longer
duration than any sale in the Exchange for some time
The blddlbgs were very .puited and the property
brought v,J high prices as general thug. In some
instances lots completely doubled what they had bsen
stt down st by competed real estate brokers. Every.
thug Oh the catalogue was sold, with the exception Of
two or three pieces Of property.
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Advertisement.
NarNE To THOSE TROUBLED WITH HrMON6 :

OWING TO II. great densad for my OINTMENT in Ne~Iork
CkJ shall be At BuetIands Hotel eof.er Of Bresdway and
C.nnl st. irorp toe sd The 29th inst, from 10
kEyAEAY's SALT RHgrA ONEMESr slsys al inaAn1sA
.ioa y SCI, Rseum and ErypeIa and every huuor of hot
s.tue and sives yo9 comfortable nshrs r-st
KESsEDr's sciTILRIAG ONrnEsr will scsacS sttosaia
Swilihgs the MEX
kFsaHDy's HEALING OINTMENT viii heal ScrotlA sores
Fever sores Gsn ,r-pe Sore. &c
UIsers, Leg. permancony cured in few weeks
Z in rev uosths- .
NV U,1 Mrsr comes within the reach Of all classes Se
uo.i eSI~nuve made oos bat sixteen dollar
seI.rs rhil Z, q does not coat halt OF that,
AL afflicted with Humors Sores respectfully nwed 70
CALI Advice In al cases gratis.
DosALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor Of KeLuedy's Medical Discovery.
Roxbury. MSS
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b,rrei rsdEx e. Noe1s rsssu. Hrvts-dos Coe-ty es'
ben stsc'st h n-d BY y tused Jufy
h- wi pr<ahJ - cecrs err sin tie LcG.iS
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Tho statement made by mornog paper yesterday
morning to the Effect that 247 Nicaragua "euigraots'
we're going by the Tennessee to the assistance of Gen.
Walker, inc cod Mr. Charles Morgan to address let
ter to District Attorney McKeon, requesting him to
sepd prupe, person TO mako sure that no persons
welt b, his vesse! In contrsvcntion of the neutrality
lava Mr. McKeoa at once ihclosed the letter 70 the
L.. s. kgrhAl
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BROORZ wv ITEMS.

Tur Pycryr ALLEGED GARRorIyG Is GowASrs.
-A,out A week aeo MN named John Elders was
attacked by some rufHsns in Go~anus, and, "a re-
ported was .eriousy injured snd roboed. 1t appears
he stopped at the house Of Michael Hart for the night,
and next nioiniIg went to bis home in Smith street.
where Be was taken ii, and died few days s'ncs.
Coroner Rtdding held iDquest yesterday. ~heo II
nppt AIRED from the medical ana her testimony that
toe dtc-sSed was subject to indsmmatory rheuma-
tism; that DO external internal violence was to be
oscove,ed about his person; th,t he was intoxicated
Oh that day and fell upon the ice, BY which he ""
slightly hurt about the face; and although he might
have been attacked and robbed there wasno evidence
to show that such had been the ctse. Tae Coronets
jury therefore rendered verdict Of death from IN
fanmstory rheumatism.
DANCES FOR An ASSAULT In the City Cour,
before Judge Culver, &C ion for assauh and battery
WA tIed Yesterday. The parties are Stephen Scam
non, plsiLtif, and Francis SWIM defendant. II sp-
pears lat on the 10th If March last swift came into
barcom in Winamsburgh and called for drinks.
some r.muk was msde by the bystandcr at whi;h
Swift took oficn4e and dashed tumber of brandy In
bis face. He called for anotoer glass and threw the
tum, er and contents in his face second time, ioj
bg him considerably. The pl,intiff, who was near,
u1lH
when swirl turned round and striking dim in the face
Knocked him down and kicked hun aterwsrd. Swift
was finally dragged of The plaintiff sas sho Tn to
be q Nun tf peaceste demeanos and had given no
cau,e to the denosss to make so brutal an assault
The jury retired after the charg~ Of the Judge, and in
few minutes Thereafter returned with verdict Of
= 900 against the plaintiff
BRooEIYs CRY Court Before Judge Culvsr.-
the Count application for orders 70 show
go ~. mn suf short
erIua he tiur-m IA returnAblo In Ices than eight daJs
GIRL BrHsyp.-A sbld Of John Curigsn, resid4ns
q, al. so,p., ~ ButLs and Hoys str-es severely
buried on Tuesday night that died OF TIE
.i,, I,vv US sbOut yesrs Of aga The nosnst nsa
,t.. in fanes-havig accidentally caught rom tas
,,ov. vuu her company out Wa nov Ia
ma C;oer Redd1s held tnques: yesterday YER
die. V scce, dance v1 fenHEea
Prpcr.py-The house of Peter Turner. on the
az MARSHAL street aud aadsn avenue, ia, fIouioosJ
ON e.os, night snd ot6ed o gold wsta aud easa
or. civ end ESQ IN scd coin IN al vsaed .; about eI
30 vho sb there taken mo custody on
,u.rdeien md kcted Up 10 await bearing
S,p,orsLr IsJURED John Nevin, dit cattnan,
80; puJed Tuesdsy Mn. 10 llcIce Of
80. ..ipst kus u. Of les badly hurt ts
WA col,v,e ed to the CITY spiiAI
Sr.prcroy or BURGLARY Two boys nsmed Peer
,1.,so, ana Wss-ner arrested ADD orousnt D.
-, Jnstice Suirh yesterday pcon Of seaisg -..
a,,b ., CIV rro7d tehefs from ae corner OF
Yoti a. God .-I -,s toe night prevoGA They "e" ''
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Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi weekly axcaiaa
sale Of Stocks and BoDds viii take place tomorrow,
(Thursdayl a, l2i o'clock, at the MercnaniS Hx-
csapge.
Mr.. james II. BuD, Referee Of the Cansndsiaus sad
Elmua Railroad. gives notice TO Bosdhoidss To sp-
psar before tin at his efios in Cansndaigus on the
10th March neIt, to make proof Of their claims.
The excitement IN Pork continues, and Mess has 3D.
vaDced 81 80 y Dbl Tho sales ere 1000 bos. -
az 5Oa go % for new Mess; 81 for old Aes
arc SIS 40 for new Prime. Besf u IN good denAal
AID firm sale Of 300 tcs India Ness was made Il
$2s. Coffee ia firm, but Lees active. ssle Of 800
bsgs, deliverable at Baltimore, made st lsts.
Sugars al MoIAssss ue firm, bat not active Tsers
il o better naLd for Flour, but the Arrivals bong
free, bw giadss arc 5e v bbL lower. Wheat go
C.m are in better eemaid for export. The former ID
6rm, bur Com is heavy. TIE Cotton mArke. Is frA,
with ssAs VI 800 bell The sales OF tho week Aro
estimated az 5000 bales, Of which Il, 700 bales w<e
IN tyoasifu. Tie stock hcse y estimated at 81, 0ce
bsks The number Il vessels badiog st all tho
Lorts for Great Britain asd France ll, against iys
lat year. The accounts from the South are q
fullirg Of IN receipts and active demand In re-
certs Of the season. the decrease at the pofH csnr
pared with lat Jear Is 5000 bales; compared VIII
1873, 1000. Etposts-D.creass TO Great bofs<a
o. impaired With La. yeN, 10000 bslss; oonp4sA
.hh 1853. 25oto Decrease 70 France, AZ 600 bsies;
Increase compared vHh 1853 1900. Decrease -
o,her foreign prts, 1900 baIes; increase compared
with 1853, IS 600. Tie Circular Of Mr.. VIM p.
Wright says:
Csor-1S<r- s DO ne~ nature the opinion Of estimates
Of erops 100 bees appears BE- the hsurs whca sst
p@ot Is bsse ts~T eAie aIssosA
Receipts AT the potts f., the week usdes review
III bs.ss s<Ess III 10 baies week last yex TIE
c<fciI 10 0 90 bales compared 9th sst year sae
1T GO bsIes conpsTtd With lass We lsas By tsegses
= falling 81 a. kev-Ors<sss ard hobte Tor well sef -
81 C1e b.s pared vitL ire oondins wees
that ny TAB. psI, ueek will show d>het VI se"" IVY
ksIe., as pared With last ys.y uh.,a Ia
sssin modetafe % 0resf ofts H. see-
FTs1 cad other foreign porta We sHn' ,so a. n.
sTspe, tsat for my tsbles Oi Isxt week "e 'Ns
creased Shipment 70 Gr-st brhsts .,,,.ay blow As
s,ook ~ Lov be readily reduced We ~ '-|
quantity held IN 1855 o, sane cse IN Cttou sne.
The clOwibs rrernfnf o. W sh IL, fs1
the 10: Of september LAT, I" ooHPs'ea '"- ~~
years; ,sx, sfS5S. 1883. 1854. 1888.
. ~, s5-foo 2l5ros l.5<s.pel 1880 ZSd -
Rec q t1e rss; 81 600 17ooc 1300 5iTb0 es1eo
Exp. :. 81 St Sss s.soe sses ir2oo $500 iitEs
fIpor,e 20 -, PsiTnc 2Soa LSl, iitVoe f5e0o
x t2o.n., .. cas- &C its DOL 0G stf,ooe t,tHe0
To- To- ~ e,al .....r~e, 6eoe Rs.es ss<ss wSNss
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SUPERIOR coURr-T.,.L rsaM-Fs' ea-Befsre Jads

SUPERIOR COURr-TsrAL TraM-Fys. 2a-Beisre Judge
SLosSoy.
LSAcTioy OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF co DEFEND.
ANTS A. WITNESSES
Wn Cobb at. James Lakey and Alex Brandon
1ba plaintiff seeks 30 rrpsyy tsoaty t.0 root iron
urpir he worth 70 The lathe wa, srcoric, 70
the p.uf sory delivered TO the defendant Iskey 10 be Ill
.b.d, b- By thai vofk 70 eIpnBse Nrmer rdrb'einesa
While ia possession h. ortgasod deicn isni braadoa-
Ts defendants Aai the lathe belonged TO Lskey ct tue
tine Of the mortgage
question the Of The trial With regard the
competency tie defendants testify witnesses In each
Others behalf The Court With hesitation, admitted the
tesrDopy.
Counsel have begun TO up after tss Of four five
days ~
full and Stock for plaintiff, Sanford and Bllos ior 10
fcndaLta
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NARROW EscArr rRsx DsowSrxc A Gsru

whose sse-rts!a-d fell overheard from The
Nsieisea While her ps'a<- ibi' morning froca
Yly.,thtort 20 ths city boat from Showers Island
deed Dr. np surceeded N ,--crins tee GnfJra
from his pcfoGs situation IN very exasufsa
tie
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EEfcrTvR's SALE OF THT BAsTsE AID Jar e.
1sIIp.-Ve siiertpu to no rct5c- "o,-rtr l.
81 thi- esle wrico IF Ia Day II Is rc".n-
need to cApta-ti hy the iGpr al, t-'-'rn OF IL
y, the Iorftttoess Of the at src tee s,.olu'e
ICES Il tIe eo4r.
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Acknowledgement.

Gas, GAs-GAs FIXTURES FOR THE SPRING
Tniug -S~versl ps-rDs beautiful 10 design ID
fpsh them offered before Cell great Manufacturing
Depot No. 1S Broadway. ARcnus, WAssER 20.
lAdverusemenLi
HFRRrNG's PATENT CnAMPfON F1RE-fRoo3
SAYS Noa is5 iSs wassrs.. sn< No hurrsy<e
r. .voxk
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B-s,Wer sute', Which ss TIL 1coco mytns. tn,
''L- hx b,s t.uporai1y 81 lss,. disappeared, I'D
b.pe o, b; ghrtr deys
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Advertisement.


Use tho OxYGESATED B,TTHRS, and you will
bs,s Of s,stude, oeby Of those
cops "a Sping weather. Thy reg
uiiy ptsob.d By Of cninont phJsc'aas in
caves aid General Debility Noas genuine unless
aimed J. Butts the wrapper
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FIRE IN SEVENTH AVENUE,
CITY ITEMS.

Tur wEArRxh--Februsry 25 1867. the state Of tho
weather IN NewYo,k u wortsy Of special notice.
The rorbng cloudy with eigns Of rain but before
moon Il. shnins quite too warm for the con-
fort Of pedesaiXns IN Winer gsybs and AL the AFTER
noon laoes So, by open windows, in frele.s room;
whiso ehicren made the streets joyous with their
~ hugh aid ply, as though were June, instead Of
one Of tie c,,dest months, usually, Of Winter. The
fro.t s g..tg out Of the grourd, and gardeners are
preparing for earl, planting. 1t IT, altogether, most
remarkable weather.
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siyt~.su,ntt
10 PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIsTs AND THE PrRtIC

I've hro" Ig CO.. 'vra ~. d~t r-qn - reoic -P't.
T'srLE os Asr =. Bfo.dw y, Feb ~ ,s".
Gr~ ~ ees-i-dr s''i ~, steetDa es 80 s.--i 20
tafd "i 'Se mn tusS psbihei tn THs fxs"As 500
TUT '.Fy =" Sia- e he loo. vun sprssr' .. tee
-.u-PaPr " ~crusots have been 90 q 's-t hs',
hfhsro retl-c'dt 70 ste tn n-fSe 'eo ail-.
.'s1d het - Use re p.te ssib.y toe rs.nns ~tn
pen pee &c 70 pr M Cb'd 3D.; yoG Ter " IN unaf
ih~ NV hal saozuous la gage ~hi-s OF
you hh use vt snor II p"pety md Jasde. would OK
Lsv, al Std you 70 p~f-f seh.fs- r
pudaii a. Oh siiSu,- mailing .tate-cts ~ree 'e
ifs IL voc ulter.ood dr-ya1 yonf rsht 70 Pae-
tie EA1t pt and ability u pv-eot q "a s< !se
foIn "a 'he pob yea could d. o'n-E=-- % "a 70 eo
The c. objection vita the Arh suou. style
wien emeo,.d hNs I'D yoR into emf b. tas.e q.
La;hrs C.sd ~tih II cpery undeu'od could haze
b. conoinsons wrh b. cofrrtiaz
W pr-'oSs WHICH yorI Ca eSealstsi 70 pro-
you VIII % so.et 20 yours tie pa'e aud to
BE u5dn'd wishing -v-ty 10 the practice OF
the H.Lotyfr, am truly your-
JoHs BIsHos H,LL-
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WRITING CLASSES, for 81 so per Course OF Ten
Lesson. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, No SSa Bosdsay receives
pupils dAl this ve.t tee Above noanai casts. sA
.u,c. full .ucc~ss al Ladies. Clsses at IL and O'Clock
;est.nsn day sad evening Apply thi' week
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Mr. JoH< HALE-Ieav SIR Your cong uscn Il
ss The peculiar eieu instance. Of The torsh"g With tie
ambiguous is1gnsk wnic. yOu employed did Lead
a.. 70 usapderstsnd your meaning ss-ds Pies
10 ,be mshe teis correc,,n. discriminating pGoc ~l
ssrd toe nonof of n,v1rs invented the eri n,
ia proveu<nt in the Photographs Art AID which ete
nisd present. 70 DE public ia a. ts exquisite perfection
sne b~suiy. Yours truly, ! uussEY.
. Photosrspcic Artist
PLIe Of Ar, No $40 Broadway. Feb 3 1871.
We the undersigned eopsrIe,s in the eisoo.s OF rstsut
sht. throusbOut the tnit- States Earop~
yIr Of called HiLLorYPEs YOU'D Photo
graphic ss and sInst Are nos rsdy dispose
II aid rights - sit purchasers
JoHS BtsRor Halt.
J GURssv
All busr eter to BE- addressed TO GCsxEyS Place OF
AT Nc. SO Broadway, Conner Of Leonardst, NewYork
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S,prorsLr IsJURED John Nevin, dirt cartrns Al
A, N uJed Tuesdsy evening 10 lueIoe Of
.,,pst ku De Of MS lea. badly hurt IL
". e0L ,v, "a ~ TIE C.ty spitA-
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Sr.p1c,oy or BrRGLARY Two boys, nsmed Peer
,a.,xoo and David Wss-ner arrested ant oousn' D.
~, Jsstiee Sun yesterday pcion Of s,eas9 .Do4. =
ro,,h OF f,r,y ro7t rctefs from ose q tae corner %
Yo,i az God .-rt -,s toe night prev,oGA They "efo
n Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

fAdrnrf1zefnent.i

THE FIRST IN THE Enthusiastically is the day
Fixed by Knox to his Spring Hss NJ z2 BrOsiwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

We cal the attention o. the fiiesds Of Public Schools
to the Lecture on Music. BY K. Stons Wits, esq,
L 10 evening, at the new school, No 80, 10 Twentieth
street, near Third avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-PARr IL-FCl .a-BefSre
Judge DAILY.
TRE CHURCH eCARREL HAPPILY ovEe
Hrck-r uophins
ibis prot acted ui, came 10 c'oss THE anernooo.
TIE jury after sbs-Lce # ten mnu "a, rcadered
veIei let for The plaintiff, assessing his osmaSss ak
cents. We presume hat both piftiss si nov coa-
c,LsideT their honor fully satisfied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

NIw-JFRsg< CEvrRAL RAILRoAp.-The steamers
Red Jacket and Wyoming are now max rs regular
tlp. tcm q No. ?, North River ia connection ~,h
trains of the NewJess,y Central Rei.rost, al 30
O. III. ana $40 p. m. for Eas.oo, and 1880 P m for
S. melville. TIE IL .. train for SJnervi e, pro-
coed, by ~sy o: jersey Cy, from the 10, Of Coar!'
jsnct street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

FoE TBI bELIrF oF BRoaDw.T.-Che 'p~iN
Ccuu.d,e. of tit Bari of Ald.rrsee Ia ~n"n -ss
rf,rto uc resoiu,An tfered at a recsLt meeting
OF the Beard rl,iive to tn openns al &C s'enc-
Wet Of Broadway. for the rsf ofih.t th'c'dghfafe
net yesterday sfeitovn in NJ. vnJeatiner oi'~, AID
casderrc The nai'er Toe p'cPositio is IT, open 40
avrtue ole hundsd feet wide, comn-n-ns oo
Ftu,ntn,h f.r. It resr Union Squ W, rraning in q
Soutt fty or. cjou to E'ghth street theto. 10 the
head # Greene erect tbeucc t. CnurcL str-; theac.
ttfo,ge c, urcb street TO Fulton street aud theace
cu,tilg through to Battery Place teN Greenwich
ttrtet TIE COMMITTEES con'istiag Of Aldsrnea
Wilson, Hs.rs aId Fucker, have determined ate, q
th rc,eh Invests elton II the matter, TO report
hvmsby to the pr'j.c and " the preparation Of a
ae, Of maps. The sutjec. will then be referred t.
Committee 90 Street,, sho will hear the Argument Of
pa,ti.s hs tr sgsinst the proposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

RrRcr.RY-The house of Peter Turner. on tae
o-,- "a Na,A.l and Huds Wa rIouoosJ
@ T,e.o.y and rot bed u gold watch aud cosla
.o. ,lry ESQ scid coin IN oil v.sed about
10, no VS. sb there taken mo custody on
~. MIN md kcted Up 20 svsi, bearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

<ARROTE ROBBERY AT THR FIVE POINTS.
james FhzgeSald. residing at No. II Knox street,
sbsny, wss psssirg through Baxter street lste on
fes3sy nsAt wtec lie Wa aecoete& By TIVE women
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

GIRL BURNED A child Of John Carrgsn, residlna
Al. soruer .f pus and Hoys s.r-ets 80 severely
a., T.sasy thai died OF TIE et ie~ hour.
sif,, I, vu wss sbrt yesrs Of s TIE nao'ast az
I. he hou and when she returned tho child
!, h.ne--havng accidentally caught from a-
.,oy. vuu s~r in Der company out va nor n
MD Coroner Redains held lrques yesterday and yer
dir. IA srco, darce fend< rcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

Bpooytys Cry COURT Before judge Culver
-s,-a n, The ot that upon application for orders 70 show
Cause ID. ,csyit mus, rh sueat reason 9r short
ellns the n,-ak ns retnrnApso IN ICES tsa ssh' nJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

A BROTHER Of Ecka. the sepoted murderer o. Dr.