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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

HORRIBLE.-A little giTl named mary hes, 49,
son, and half ye.rs was buried 10 death 10 BnhaIo
lat Monday, under the following circumstances - re-
lated by TIE Corner
1.-THE mother vent out in the afternoon 70 procure
onr old and the other abou. two IN charge Of ne
f.tber. To.ard evening, the father m ,de sons shiay
,IiIg Of which he drank freely bimseif, and gave
freely to the children. When they bad become ..apl'
fed with its effect he put them 70 otd on s'e ~,
ar left them alone in the house When he nf".oet
r,,nrped she found the room filled with smoke, aod
the yOungest child standing near the s'oye, ery,og.
The other wa literally roasted to desh 10 the oqrhns
bed supposed h., The father i eh s ss
.b;cb .et fire TO he clothes. The younger child was
aroused by the heat, and escaped from the names.
rhle The other was 20 nsessibe from the whisAy ID X
II never awoke."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

FAILS. Crs.us RrrURss PROM UIaH:-Eder John
Hyde, sen, as Mormon Missionary 70 tne soeanen
and While depOuncing their polygamy and vnia,ny
generally charges them with fasifyng The Census ~
.nrns Of he Territory. He sfirms that there are h1'
half a, many inhabitants in Utah a. the cessss M,
csit, The names Of decesssd persons, Of %Ssn ns
Disciples who never came 70 hand, a1d o. Al ,hs
.bo long ago resented their beasly creed sne sn
country were all retained and ussd TO MAKE "s "u~-
Der Of 800 co."
N,oRoEs Is PlxE CoUyTT Goodi.ades "a
.a =, p, .iieSiIIe at public outcry, eleven
@sgft TIE pic. Of sfs o 81 |sSf boy: rom *
ibe men DIoug'. "a brought from $s26 b 81 lc0 ore
SIs@k man hired at the sane time and place Tor W"
year -. -, ~, tia c,n.
-. h.Io. ping in sLl Sing Prison escaped ssd n.ASo
se wsy 10 ,orne point ON this ride q the nye cro.s
~. ON The ice. They followed by Keeper bears
Nv who succeeded in capturing two oil ti'em'
he JouLd in . bar. rocm, "snilcg over nsn
and ,man drop Of whisfy. IAio"o, "s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
.o,y WON THE PILOTS OF THE sYLPH.

NOTE FROM THE PILOTS OF The slLfh'
1t would appear from the following note from the
pilots Of the Sylph lst they imagined the want OF
pilot on the British brig Princess Louisa, now on this
port in dstress, would cast some reflection upon them
We do not think that the public entertain any such
opinion They say:
"The ships Patrick Henry and Typhoon were
boarded on SUNDAY morning by US, and pilot put on
hoard Of each being the last in the boat Ihat night
during the gale both vessels were driven 10 sea ana on
the Tuesday following, Sandy Hook bearing n. n. w.
from IS 10 so miles, the Patrick Henry spoke pe
Princes Louisa The pilots wish TO show by TINS tna
before they fell in with the brg the Patrick henry hed
lad plot on board two days, and that they nave en-
deayored TO relieve and put pilots on boa'd o. au
vessels they might fall in With Also, that they nave
taken every means during the Winer Of getting TO Sea
lives and boats The Sylph had great ditteulty In
reaching the city, having when of Coney lslsnd
dragge her anchors and very near going ashore
on he East Bank when she relieved by he steam
boat Mercury but Lot until hole had been stove Ia
her bow.
BRIG LNELISE.
A PORTION Of the materials and cargo OF brig Emehne,
wrecked at the Ocean House, have been saved, and
row lie on the beach. 4 contract has been made u
lripg them TO the city.
BARK BYRON.
Csp.. Dwell. Of .teamtug Hercules, was On Tuesday
evening alongside the bark Byron, suhk on the Inner
Middle and eports that the upper deck has been en-
rely taken awsyby the icei her stern aud Tempest
are also gone. She will prove total ioss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
FIRES.
rtRy AT sLooMISGDALE.

Yeste day morning, about ,. eloch' hfe O'VA'
out in the stables connected with the orphan A7y'-n
at Bic omiDgdale, and before the names cou'a NC
tpguishtd the building was destroyed "9e'".i va"
its eontelts consisting Of pair Of hne horses os'
ing to Mr. Bell Superintendent OF the in''Hu''n' one
COW, four wagons, three sets OF harness. ana o.ae
property The origin of the FIRE ia unknown Dat y =
supposed to have been the work OF an incenu'afy'
The Ices is estimated st about s2,vO NO Insurance.
FIRE ~ BEEKAAs sTREkr'
The alarm Of fire at l. oco, .st hish- was eau
by the burning OF straw bed il the term IN ooA'
house corner Of Beckman and G"h stree's Dinase
trifIg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

South Tha. fear r aHsyed by he cons.icrsness ths.
sixteen S;stes with their powerful free blood. and Or.
gained stIersth, stand round the system TaAe Cd
that guard! Tia, fear u Gods o~n stimulus 20 virtue.
LEI Il work When hey "a. the herses 20 fun a the
work Of pointed picks iha. the faster be goes make
BIN run yet fsster. sould set the whole sisvehsld
ing community 10 running, with four millions Of slaves
for the lricks lApplause Disolntion !, my method
Of forcing them INTO that Dissolution 70 me- IN
Other words is only the philosophy Of showing nA,nrsI
eauses TO work. Iwould take away the double scsse
6aE of the uuion and let down the waters Of Gods
own water courses and, ike every current, yoo nay
be sure it will car channel !or Itself Loud sp-
p sUse.
Every session OF the Convention veA attended.
The suditno we're attentive slssys-sometimes en-
tbusisstic-never disrCspectiul 10 the speaAes The
most radical sentiments failed 60 draw out hss or
Other demonstration Of dissent. The party. Is said,
has largely increased its forcce stree the ksnss. Ne
brasks bill was passed. }. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Horsg Blows UP-MiRACULoUs EscArE.-GrsN
.Ic,emert was occa'ioned yesterday morning, in the
vicinity Of the Grand Trutk Works, by loud espo-
sion The utmost anxiety for some time preva led. ~
the extent aud nature OF ths catastrophe, which ev-
ery one in that neghbOhood felt assured hsd taken
place IL appears that Mr.. David German garden
ar occupied ouse Front street mmeilsfsly oppo-
site the Works Owing TO tho severity Of the weather,
the gas pipe which was laid Immediately under the
dra leading frou the houie, had burst, and the es-
capped gas filed his cellar, which had been inside air
tight for the purpose Of securing vegetable and other
provisions. AT about : o'clock in the morning, Mr.
German with light In hs hand, opened the tap-door
into the cellar. Immediately the escaped gas ignte0
and f. aIfu explosion took place. M. German va
yiole nily thrown back and his face was burned very Ne
yerely The house was blown into atoms, and the ter
Iibe Effects Of the explosion may DO Judged OF rom
the fact that Mr. Germans daughter, girl OF some
eighteen Year, who was sitting In an up )of room, Wa
thrown to q considerable hight, aud then falling into
the cellar sustained severe injury. The family, con
sistiDg Of ten persons, have all suffered moro o. less
seyersly Mr. Germans mother, lady OF some sew
.nty Winters received severe cut ON The head aud
all The other members Of the family have been very Sc
quite miraculous. Tho very bed'posts, The chsn-in
fact, all tho furniture In the house-ws split ssundef
Dr. Coter was at once sent for, and paid unremi;tng
attention 10 the sufferers hessrs. 0ooderhaa ~
Worts whose establishment 10 near tae scene Of me
catastrophe excited themselves behalf OF 1e uaor-
tusate family; and the Directors OF the 0ss Company
LunoaDely contributed 10 their relief. Every reqaste
and o. rDiort that the Doctor suggested was al one
procured The Injuries sustained by Gonnas we're 90
serious that his Immediate removal To the Hospitai
was deemed advisable. Tho other members OF ne
family have esosped with comparatively slight woanas,
and il 10 hoped will soon be In iar way Oh rosos-
ey. Toronto Globe, 2O.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Az ING,,IouS AND ALMOST SUCCESSFUL FoRGrRY
AND SwISDIE-A very adroit sod most successful
piece of viainy attempted IN this city on Tuesday
ast r. c. Delsyan esq., received letter Puipot;-
inc 10 ca me from Fred. c. Watson, incl)sng q heck
Of $50 the Mechanics Farmers Bank. purpcrt-
ing to have been drawn by Rufus w. feckhsn, esq,
Of this city ans requesting Mr.. Delavan 10 draw me
money take out a. for Temperance papers to d. tor
waded 10 persons whose names the writer would tar-
nsh on reaching home and incose the balance y ne
writer by mail 10 Baltimore. The reason given FOR
:. ndipg the check to Mr. d. WAS the writer had noe
time 10 call At the bank before leaving the city.
MI Delayan went 10 the bank, presented the creek,
and ii paid and after retsnisg the - pat ING
balance Of the money IN letter addressed a. be nae
been directed had the letter ess,ei at the Post-
Office On Tuesday afternoon about thirty minutes
before the cars were TO leave for New.fork, boy
csme into the Pest Office and presented note written
in psrcil, of which the following saeopy:
~ had letter mailed to-day to Fred Watson BALTIMORE,
Nd and "S 20. to IL TOE S'r'G psIxvlN MS
Mr. Nosburgb the Postmaster. heaiing the boy ceu-
yersDg with clerk about receiving the letter on me
order called 10 him snd questioned him He said Mr..
Deavsn was At the Mansion House, that nc vas ~.
acquainted with him, but that the man told him mat
Was his name Mr. Nosburghs suspclonsw were aroused
and he told the boy TO e Mr.. Delavan To call person.
sly for the letter and directed II to be retained ana
not cent off by mail. On Wednesday mefnips ne met
Mr. ID and spoke of the incident when Mr.. d. At once
said he had not sent order for the letter Tb.s led
to al investigation, and the check was found 70 DC
forgery. -, :,
ysllany. lHad the rascal succeeded In getting NE
letter on the forged order, he would probably have
escaped with the money. Doubtless the attempt was
made to get posse of theleer here rsther ,han
Baltimore through apprehension thM tho forgery
might be discovered ara the delivery Of the letter Ct
B.itmore stopped by ielegraphc order.
No effort should be spared 10 ferret out tho offender.
Ingenious forgeries and frauds upon our BANKS nave
become alarminely common. Whether they al pro.
coed from the same rogue set OF rogues, dtcut
TO ssy; bu il is yey Necessary TO detect end make 80
example OF some OF ih. adroi. villains.
IAbany Arsus
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So the question Of Slavery s not % b touched % the
futare meetings Of The Associston.i they cGn rslse
fur 10 enough 20 get psce for future meetings.
NJ WIyrERToy moved reconsideration, - SUP
press all future debate.
NJ SBERNAy rsi.ed the poin, Of orje, hist this re
fution wss virtusly ylay, and therefore repaired
two thirds vote.
The CHAIR decided asains. the point, aud vas sss-
tanned, on appeal, by the Association.
A motion 20 adjourn carried ana The session
closed with prayer by Mr. WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

HoRMBIE DEAN OF YoUSG LADY AT PEW
YAS.-IR A.bGAy S'G.o'aaE s,ses thai S daughter
q United States Marsha Palmer met her de ath 10 Penn
Y6D CD tuesday lSst in a most sbooAing nS"nsr. She
vzs iidiI & in u cab whCn Newspaper blowing into
The face Of she horse frightened HIN IN such
hat bo hCcame unnaUaSeaoio, da,hine through The
fhCc's a, fDl speed. tie young lsdy p-V;,aded her
head out OF the window AID ;e cab ugs, ing a! hat
mon cut, icl With her face On the gr0uni, aud Was
dragged s"me distan'C. The isoat pant ct her iNce
vas 'ou .cic'y gore ard when ass an e..'ved she
dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
loss OF THE BRIG ZOARA.

Tie schooner Sarah Maria at this port from Jacmel,
reports. On the Goth nst lat 81 10, lon. II 81, fell in
with brig Zoara, Capt. Leighton, of and from Dsnen
for New.York, dismsstsd and waterogged. Took ot
the CAPTAIN and crew and brought them to this port
Same time passed three boats, bottom up, aud large
ouaptty Of cotton The Zoara was built in Goldsboro
in 1850 was 1870 tups register, and worth ),OOo
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALNs-HOusE.

TIE usual weekly meeting Of the Governors of the
Alns-Hcuse took place yesterday afternoon
The Special Committee appointed last week - in-
yestigaie charges made against ole OF the female
teachers on Rsndsls leland for cruel treatment Of
child reported that they TO meet with the Twelfth
Ward School officers to-day, at Randals Island for
the purpose Of thorough investigation. There wa,
no other business Of public interest transacted.
Number OF inmates remaining IN the institutions ssr
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DEM RAILROAD
III TIE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM sEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI in 80 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN Sc HOUS
FHOM EEW-YoRK TO 81 LOUIS IN 80 HOURS
IN. Shortest Best the Cheapest Route
from New-York 10 all points in the West: - .
Pennsylvania Railroad connects at psbursh vith ran
NJ FI.skfort, Lexington and Louisville XVI Ters Hsue
Madison LAFAYETTE and fndiauapOhs Ind Cmsnnsu Dayton,
spnnTGeld Belefontane s&ndusky Toledo, Cleveland Co
hnbns Zanesyile MasshlOn and Wooster Okio Also with
The steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans, IT. LONE
Louisville spd Cincinnati . :,
Through Tickets can had any Of the above cd
rssss IN the West (See hAndb in the hotels Of this cty)
PASSENGERS find this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route Lstw the East and West. 800
Through Tickets further information may be had We
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
i'll. ELLIOTT, Agent Peuusylvsss Railroad Co.
Jan. 5. 1877.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

LOSS OF THE BRIG PIIILURA AT SEA.
The schooner Florence of New Haven, arrived from
Brszos St. Jago, yesterday morning, reports: Jar 20
lat go lon. "a 30 fell in with the brig Phura, Capt.
Sprsgue from Savannah for NeS-lOrk, dsmasted,
and Elk feet water in her hold. The Philura had been
in contact with an unknown schooner two days pre-
you.ly, and the crew Of the brig got on beard the
schooner before the vessels separated leaving only
Capt SJGague the first mate and steward on the brig.
The schooner lost bowsprt, but could not tell what
other damage she sustained- being night. The
Florence took on board Capt Sprague first mate and
steward by means of raft-the Philura and Florence
having both lost their boats in the late gale. When
the brig was last seen, she was fast settling by the
head, aud probably sunk before next morning.
The Phiura let Savannah on the 9Th instant, and
on Eth in lat. $50 A. lon. -, took gale from
NNE., which lasted forty-eight hours, during which
she shipped sea which swept her deck, took away
her boat, and knocked her on her beam ends. They
were compelled to cut away mainmnst, and when she
righed, found her making water fast and hence were
conpeged to abandon her. The Philara belongs to
Durham & Dimon of this city, where she was built in
1899.
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cite 70 us their thought. All lands are usite3 the
ccesps arc brdge5 The centuries sing IN concord a.
they pass the unity OF he Race is made realty the
earth s allied with superior reaus through his mys-
toy Of Language! Il gives The soul the power tjvork
on Ininds lot bodice; nations, 10: mountails on
every Land, and every Time! !; makes mae-tic Co
operator with God
In work prepared for the purpose to which this
volume ia devoted We do not look for salient origin
atty Of thought, or the state nent Of new dscOv-
cries in intellectual science. The author has wisely
eeDfDed himself TO the natural limits Of bis task.
With no forced attempts at novelty, no afectation
Of utering unheard-.f orscles, he has vigorously
G.zed the uncbaDgng truths Of philosophy as they
have appeared tothe highest minds from the records
Hebrew wisdom to the results Of Grecian insight Of
and modern speculation, showing their accordance
with the most precious fruits Of scientf research,
and presenting them in 8 sngularly attractive form
by the aptnefs o. his illustrations and bis glowing
eloquence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
NIrW-YnRK SIPREME COURT-PETER

NETWORK SUPREME COUhi; r. LED IN
~ st'rUTgLANp against THE METROPOLITAN FIRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE CoMPANY-Sqm Tor MO;
aty Demand Contract Com not 81 Ito Tue ABOVE
Yon are hereby ed and required to answer
he compliant in ibis action which will be tiled in the ohce Of
,e Cerk Of and County OF New York AZ TIE once OF
the Cek OF the County OF NewNok aud 20 serve copy OF
,our answer he said eomPas the ssesonbis a. the
one, No IS Watt IN the ad city within twenty sys Atr
me service This exclusive Of the day oil ,eb
rervce tai 10 the said complaint within
~ time Aforesaid the u wiz take udeuen for Me- sum
Of A24oO with Interest from the jO'h day Of Sep'embef one
hundred and III ytouI, Decides the e, VI ms
action Dated December Is 1856
PIERREPONrk STANLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
B.The complaint was filed on the 18th day OF January
1917 lll4 law6N
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1917 FAST FREIGHT LINE. 1SS7

IOSr FAST FREIGHT LINE. SS7
1901. MERCHANTS, DISPATCH, lOO .
Owned by the AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
This e,poi sibe FAST FREIGHT LINZ contracts goods
from NEW YORK. BOSTON and ALBANY, TO BUFFALO,
and poDt, West South fair and guarantees time
Having rosbe Agents Of at al points OF transhp
sDt and running used exclusively by u on freight
Trains we are enabled 10 give goods
GREATER DISPATCH
than any Freight Line out OF NewYork and Boston
For Bills Of Lading Contracts apply 70
A. II. LIVINGSTON No. 1877 Broadway, N T.
q @. KIDDER, No. 1873 State st, Boston
J. u r BARNARD, No i99 Broadway, Albany.
General Office the old Depot of the Lake Shore knrosd
p s. MARSH Superintendent
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DISASTER TO THE SHIP JOSIAH BRADLEE.

The ship Josiah Bradee, from Calcutta. bound to
Boston put into this port yesterday morning to repair
damages, reports Lost the n. f. trades in lat 30 n on
the seth December, since which time, up TO It'll inst,
lss experienced succession Of gales from w. to
NV. On the 18th January experienced hemen-
dous hurricane from n. T., which, after blowing for
eight hours, suddenly hauled to s. T., the wind still
blowing with undated fury. Had decks swept, stove
forecastle, carried away lee buwarks, hatch houses
spars, &c. Also carried away cutwater and started
stem, causing the chip to leak badly The crew be-
ing greatly exhausted the ship wthou. .ails and in
disabled condition. bore up the 2lst for the nearest
port. Lost overheard on the 9th inst Henry Laudrey
Of AIichat.
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CUPREME COURT-CIrY and COUNTY Of

CUPREME COURT-ClrY and COUNTY u
- -YORK.-BENJ. L. MERRILL. EIEKlEL MER :.
RILI JOSEPH CONNER. ALBERT /. MERRILL aud
GTORGE II LANE, Plaintiffs, against JOSEPH q. PICKETT
the above Defendant; fou are hereby
,ummoDed and rqur,d to answer the complaint in this scios
Which his DAY hd the office Of the CLERK OF the City aud
ooTy Of yosr snswcr to the said complaint Tie ssbd
bs their ece No 1872 Broadway corner Of hn street
New lork City within twenty days after ths service hei'ol
exclusive Of day Of such service and you al 20 answer
e ssid complaint wisdn ths tine Aforesaid, the pnsn' IN
ts seton will lake judgment against for HLtO - Win
ntsst iIom October 1855 bcsies the costs 81 his Atom
md - ctrts cAsnse ot protest Dated JanuSy r. 1871
PEEr \ NICHOLS 7 antihs' Attorneys,
al lsw6wW Ne. l91 Broadway SCN-Iork cry.
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IN Of KINGS EBERT HOoGLANp aud ISAAC
GROWER only acting Executors Of the last WI ana Less
Inent of REM LEFFERTS deceased, Plaintiffs, sSaihst
ARRAHAM X HUNT aud MARY B., his vile, COtNh-
LIus r. HUNT and CHARLOTTE, his wife, James peten
r. Hunt aud CoInelu'R Hunt Robert Hampton aud Ei
nbtb his wife David = Qumby and Sarah, his wih, John
UATI,on iunor Alden s Crow Assignee OF Robert j.
usmp.on the Mechanics Bank, Brookyn John H. Beers
Comsius Deyer David CNIkson Junior, the Long lssnd
BsuL Felix Gallagher and Peter Lem To She Desndants
CORNCIlIS 4. HUNT and CHARLOTTE his wife, and
JAMES DEZENDORF; You are hereby -lmmG,ned and =.
s1uTtsnt in tls action, wfach VIII Dc
Hd m III. Office III. Ccrk of the County % Kings al the
City Hall Of Brooklyn aud TO serve copy OF your
ansN, 10 complaint the suoeC rber at his ONCE 10
C6 Broadway in of New ok ~tn twenty dsy, aver
this summons on you exclusive o 'ne uY "
such service; YOU fail TO answer the sad complaint
the time Aforcsad the plaintiffs in tins action wE sp
ply tho Court t the reiei demanded IN The e0npbAn
hsed New .loih, Dec. N, le56. - -
WILLIAM Y. CURTIS, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 100 Broadway, New York.
The summons and complain, IN ths acton were nled m me
oh,e CeIk Of the County Of hnss on ihe .n 1 OF
DccembcI. lSS WILLIAM l. COhAlS' l'-N''n' n" y
ala lsw6NM
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County of NcwYoIk, notice Is hereby given TO an per
cons having ssainst HlCOLL SANfORD late OF the Sy
Of New York deoeRsd present the same with Vcuehes
thereof 10 the sbecbeT her residence No o. Stsnr sres
b he Cty Of NswYck, before the twenyshth asy
s,eb York the 2d day Of SePembeI 1900
80 leweuW LOUISA h. SANFORD, AdropistrNTx
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Tbe GREAT


u CEKTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eise, -Is
VeseYr and Southwestern states ~ 20.
tinnous Raiw.y direct III. Rad connects at
whh daily LIE q Steamer 20 al poEtS IN the Htst1n
nd u Cleveland aid sancJsky with steamers 70 A. pes %
Dr. North Lake. making the mos: Greet
pei.skle route ty which FREIGHT can be orWGeeo 70 s
nCxn the Great West. . 49,. ,g,rrouup gp -,
sITEs BETWTFN PHILADELPHIA ard PITfsbChoai
Fu.T Class Boots, Shoes, Hats and CSps (gocerk q
Bools Dry Goods ito bOzes, bales sra tnnfp' 100 ~
Drug. (n boxes and bassl FEATHER f1Is ga;
e.soSD 49, DLgss In ca,Isl Hard 75csH.sP
IlosIhs ~. lii % ho..Il Wool and Sheep 100 70.
Pehs Eastward, &e.. .''..';.,'(
TpIsD CT Anyils, Steel Chains 20 }Se .ntsP
T.Lstn5o neAn1isctlsed leIcept Cigars OF eu', DC
TovsTg CL,ys.-COfee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
p.rk lin sAsls or boxes EssWsJd) Lard and soeenst
md Or Mails Soda Asb, German Gay, Tg 100 B.
Pb,b Ro,p, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rtoUR-f y bb. until further nOtoe
Ga.rs-,O cents T. 100 N until further notice
CoTToy-e2 y bale not exceeding 500 weight IN fnrtsei
N shipping Goods from any point east OF Philadelphia be p
teT 70 mari the package "pia Penn Railroad" ~
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road At Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh win be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AeSHTs-HGris Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn I
r. " eass Co.. ST. Louis j. g. Mitchell Son, Evsnsvile
Ipd Durpesn, Bell l. Co, and Carter Jewett Louie
yHe Ky y. c. Heldrum, Madison, Ind SPrssnsn browa
snS irwin Co. Cincinnati n. W. Graham Co.. Zanesyile
. Hstor House, Eew.York, No. Wbbsns ard No. bte
tsrs pIAte New-York T. SRsedsT Philadelphia hssTsw
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Jsr nary 5, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED N

AND COUNTY OF NEW-YoRK- By E. DILAFIELD
SMITH. Vol II. syo. Up. 664. Levi. Blood
The reputation obtained by Mr.. Deafeld Smith as
discriminating and accurate reporter of leg, decis-
ions will not be diminished by his second volume Of
Common Pleas Reports. Like the former volume, it
10 composed Of selected case. determined at the Gen
eral Terms of the Court by Judges Ingrahsn, DAILY,
and Woodruff, with the exception of few Special
Tenn cases decided under the Mechanics Len
Law"