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Dress GOODS.

CoGslsIlng N paTI OF hODe anu pam Slks, JAsFl-
mors, Poll Dechevrrs, aounced and side striped
DcLaine Robes, fancy and Bayadero DeI4aines,
French, plain and printed peLaines, Opera Flannels
English and French Merinos, Poplins, Yevets, De-
BeigS, Rrilliants, American and French Ginghams,
English and American Prints. Shawls--a great
variety such as, Long, Square and Mautilla.-
Cloaks-Circular, Raglan and Mantla styles. Furs
Ladies and Gents-Chenille ScaIfs. Expansion,
CIrs.A
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GREAT REPUBLIC" MONTHLY.

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public and the periodical trade the FIRST NUM-
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LADIES BiEiiR.

THE Ladies of Bedford and vicinity, are invited
i to call and examine the handsome assortment
of Fall and Winter Goods, now opened, and ready
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HON Z JOURNAL, 1859.
NEW SERIES-NEW ATTTACTIONS-NEW
WRITER'S.
NORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

new Series OF this widely -crcuated family
newspaper, win commenced on the frst dayof Jun
uarg aert- printed on fine paper and new type.
With the January number will begin the publi-
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The first of these is from the pen of gifted wri
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BoNNET@,

Straw and morning bonncts, Infants Caps, Chill.
drens' and Missis Straw and Silk Bonnets, Ladies'
dress caps Head-dresses, Ribbons, Feathers, Flow
crs- French and American, and Millinery goods
generally.
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AS no copies of the viii be printed
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original Works Of Facts and FiciioI
AITHnRS 0F AMERICA.

written expressly for the Home Journal, BY Il
best.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

reserve, After the drain of nss-:y foar mlions Tor The
D.w Treasury Mites. II had ben generally a'~c-
pa.ed that n. average would show fsliag th o'tTo
20 otyoArdah,n ud'ions Ehsreys = oss $ bu, hi,'e
oyerau,.h5r. etb, however declining average
Ih.re were so some sh ptnsL.s OF goli to soafh9rn
bsrks durne tp- week ID consequence OF Tue dhcuty
Of .npIo,u Q ,beir balarces here. The aecumuai'on
in the Sub-Tres.ury vii b. rapidly dspersed BY
GoveInnep: di.buI sements, which WI probably be
large duripg the week, and With Cahtornis HflVa
due within a ze.k the baLk .eseTYes WI axe peN
sisrt upward. The Inc oi cans shoTs, e was sup
possd 6oud be the case considerable increase, ;ae
Banks which have taken Treasury Nc'es includng
them n .be.r .Yaus Tie Commerce, America and
State show ;be pin psl increase On thu ac'oun an1
Ii iahl 4 of s;e mostly VIII he ssme backs.
The banks, It i. estimated, hold a: least sl,UoVN
ofihe new TessuIy NO:es either FOR themselves or a.
collateral. The actual d-posits show an Increase o.
Sol Geo. lie would 20 indicate that tie COM
nercial DEPOSITS sri interior bank balances have
srgey increased az considerable anodct must nave
been drawn out by n1ivc 1s-, SAVING Bnss, ., n
psymeI: ioI tie new Treasury Notes Il : undSub;-
edy tina: cspt.l st accunulatng largely here,
Nsi;ir the re,umpion Of b1sness for employment.
TIE following j. a comparative statement OF zoe Goa
citioD O: Tie bsLks o. tae city Of Newfors, Marcn
Is and March 20:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

~. demand and s.esay with limited urva,; -ss. n "a,
bbl. a. AID IS fgr County Pru. $lVd ell fr Ia NJ.
EI2q IS % oY RepaskoG W,.sern Mes %f6 st Coz an,
h Ps Mss /, suet ~ &eeQ t2L Beef Hams AZ fs,ls
an 20 Ruon Is ia moier.ts densod StdsIe roe,S
IN cod us1a ard not phrty sles Of - aida tsr.,
~. 1s.gr CT Nes;s hrm sLd IN sr dcmani; .a. -
go bk. md ts ,t gdjc to Hams, and 81 a6ie or Sboa
nr,5 Bos. Ar, scsrcc and IN demand a. 81 d7 Lad !,
=, ~ buf ct; hs arrivals 10, iarEr Of 90.
.rSt A 81 dlcc B..'sT D limited csnsnd =, ltc a. <,
Ct 80 n 2tr for SrAie Cheese d quiet .; gdloi.
RICF IA dan. as OF ~ tcs Il Sa D..
sTGARs-ie market s steady And aotse f@es a so kAs
Porto Ro =, 07to 90 kkds Cubs at odosc 100 bes-s
U.v.,a lite Al sfc and 80 bids Nev Orleans =: 7is
~ .,ion 40 htds New 0r, ~ - 800 80 - SGs-s
,,ofaors for Rsfn.d fol- vs Load lc Nf1shef III
Crrl, Crrsted lie: Gr, md htc. . ,
sEEpS-A mode N Cossr Seed ana ne nsts
{. htavy s of 81 bis AID bags e. - LisnJ seelk
In modsa'e request > q ou.l ~ =, D. ho~h fAx
SOD gust .. 20 . 5r.sh o. q D. Saicafts sas-et
held IN Boston, Bat thfe @r- ""
Luyers above 8 ~ g bush cash . r
H. LTPETER-A b sou sAs have ben maze oi ~ ei
q 80 bags = tlc..
TALLOWThe demands quite inet Sses of v w 70 sopf
10 pue AZ lol l0.c. Rough Fst quiet & 7c. eash
MOOIIhe demand for most kinds sI limited bu p1csx
rule low .a,s Vi Native Ecrces Of 80 V,SS
Sufng The pss have hen sfsesd p1ces yAyius a
y gc mo- y cyd25 go n Pulled . fSS, cah Nad
mo. IS 0OO 70 California ubwashed ljd 6c fa bsck ans
Pulled aud p &C. Lite, mos ~ bales Aosn
fWHIsKY-The qriry moderate sale. Of so sbs Il 3 0
esle ibe latter small lois
NHALFBONE in good demand Apd prices
eG. ,.Ie. OF 1859 b. hotsk on tsEn made bic.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

The road being little over ory-nine miles long,
makes the mortgage equal to $4,000 y mile.
At the election held at Chicago on the 18th inst by
the stockholders Of tie Il..a..s Central Railroad,
Messrs. Thomas Z. " .ker, j. n. Perkins and
Gustavus W. Smith were elected Directors, to hold
until March, 1862 Mr. Pierre Choueau, jr., until
March, 1861.
The following i. OF the papers on file in the Navy
Department al Washington, and recently called for by
the Senate:
NEw BEDFORD, Mass Feb 1858.
To ,he Hon. Secretary Of ne Nary Wds.aSioE, D. Z.
SIR: The undersigned American shpmasters beg
leave most respectfully 10 state that they have ar
rived in the vicinity Of Jarvis and Bakers islands,
between 40 west and lsO' East, near the Equator;
that said regions being embraced within the eastery
trades are seldom if visited with gales; that in
our opinion voyages may be made to- and from Jarvis
ard Bakers islancs with a. much safety as in any
other sea that most OF the undersigned have landed
on one or both OF sad isARds-more particularly, how
ever. upon Bakers, that being the PortOfhce depot
for cur whaling feet that the idea OF difficulty IN
landing upon said Islands or in taking anything there
from has never entered our minds.
That the report OF Commodore VIM. Mervine, rep.
resentng these islands unsafe places TO land uoon
and Commander Chas. III. Davs's confrmatory letter,
published in Horolulu stating that Commodore Mer.
vines eoncus ons are approved are in direct conflict
With our experience and representations.
We deem il duty which We owe TO ourselves and
10 the interests Of commerce 20 state that should
l. anticipate hall the difficulty in obtaining cargo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. ..MAEcs 2
Cleared.

Slips Holmes Griffith. New Orleans, ". Nelson Son
Barks-Ouetic (Breml DannernAn, Charleston; L. DAVIS
Parhid Mobile Post Smith Co. Archer, Booshosy, AeH
aud,is, Eagie L Hazard.
Bngs-W b. Nash. Nash, Remedies, Brett Son Co Oh
seppine ta Mereo Mar.tles Clara CTowell Porte Ssoe
To- S,et on; Kate Heath Ketcham, Csrdenss Mora %
Schooners IDA MAILER, Hubbard Granada Merrill aooon
+ Holcomb Gosee, Savannah, scranton IalmAn berpf
Mag,e CITY Point J. Hunter Co = p Parker hogrr- City
Point II Pior,on Telegraph NickeIon PhnsdelPhA jams
Hard Garland Norton Jack sonvile Msyhew Talbot Co.;
A. r. wetnore Bogsrt City Point C. III Person; MartbA Ne
son b, auioit. Davis Holmes A. b. Terry, Wngat, s.
TbCmss W w Russell Anderson, Bowker, Aexsudh4 j. \.
DOW; Deborah Madjes, Washinson Mathews Michel; r..
: S,oney Mills Wilmington, Doner Potter Fairfax, MOT,
Ceorgetown Merrill Abbott; San Jacinto ChAnbshsr,
gtou, D. G!ines son Co.. A. Baker, Taylor NOrl,
b. +. Small.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
cnI,nr cLLFNnAR-THI. DAy.

SuyRTNE CoUaT-CIRcUIT.-Nos. llJ', 10, ~,
80 8j2 J35 ST. a. 5sa Js9 80 j92 So 80 49, ~ 1l 81
j9j $50 81. 70, ,o,,
suPRExE CorRr-SfFciAL TENN. ~, IO!!,
I4 ~ li Ii5 No. 49, 1872 20 l5l j2 G. g. % - o. 79
ia. ~. 80 -, ..o ., 90, go
SUPIKIsK COrKT.-Nos. III, lll, 6iS -! o63, t'J,
co. t5s e7J 677 go, 6s2 G<} "a o. ~ ~ ~ 6s o. Co.,
j17 6a8 $50 $50 69 692 69J. t9i, 69j 800. ty, bJa
KISGs CoUNTY CWCUU COrW CALESD ,R March
Z-Eys H. q, H. ~. 75 ~ 80 a, b. 81, g. "a y g.
BKO0KL'. Cur CorKI CALtSDAE, march ~ -
n ST. 81, g. > E q, = 43, A, -, n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Mnrke,.-Reportcd by Telegraph.

p,rtNov. March FrovR- Howard street. and Ohio s..
o.rsre dul Al - y. CITY Mills. 81 81. WRE.r-Counon
dull prime in active DEMAND si VI Oi9 el 10 or Rel Nd
III y Al IS fr eooG 20 prime CoaN very sve sAs x
5000 Iush st sc Mixed; 5da6c Tor White ADD S7e.
Tor Yrllow CovERsEED-Ssles of 6o bush. 81 eQ fifs
Wnr,EY fru-City &c. Ohio. ~ Sc.
Provisions h-5u. sides, 8. .GsAc, ssoaldsr', O az;
RAccN-Sile gd9c. shoulders, la C. Mes Posk, : 10
QSl6 IS BFEF-Prirne nd Rurup. $le L.Sp elelcc.
PHLl LPHIA Mach 2FLoVs unchsnsed bat duli s.es
ot go bales a. s. ~ IS for supcr6ne - extra WHesr
selye demand az III (8d 81 II or he'd aud A9sl - bc
Wts Coru; aetiyc sales Of Yellow a. eQo1e Corr.
bro,s. AZ sdvsrclne SUcAR and MoLASsEs tsBi nPwUi
Pkoy.,ioNs cru. MEss PoRK I'll. LARD hm ioidille.
"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
wEsrCHEsTHR COUNTY CorRT.

The March term Of the County Court aud Court %
Session. 81 We-tche.tr County COMMENCED ye- Gsf u'ng
V1s Plains. b~'Jr- the Hon WILLIAM y R,sfRf-oN'
County urge ard WILLIAM MLLfK Aui >ANtiL IoNrkN'
esq. justices oi tb+ Se--ons
The fliwira named se-4tlenen imlmulred F7and
Jlror. Tor the t.Tm Le~s K Oon- 81 Wet fs,,1-;
John T. IIsieh Ncscstle; Klwood Bif.al hafn'ont W.
Van RAYMOND Bedford henry W Ia-f, f"fEt,S- Aa-'h e.
Clark Bedlrl bar'hyloneoV WASH Mount PIe-4li
Aaron O. Ws..nial, Levi.b9.o. JoI r. CagAief' No-in
Ca'o. Ristard NJ nderh Yorktown; Lac h9s1rr, Cof
lsnd' >siuue H. Tdrp, North Csse L"ru'l W N'.s i"ii
kers G.oec Barry Rye. In hu'ctnson, i"-s'T, Ah,'h
R..rolc. { y ,sug jbhL D. Hens BED ord and hat Pur
oy White Plains appropnate c'isige ron -" Pr
.drg ge il.y re,i-d 10 th' de a. 81 iH 4'e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

Messr.. DERBY oRroy Co. and HOWARD STAGE Gtssvis
supply The Morning Edition of THE TRIBUNE ct " Pr
w L. palmer Is Agent in SYRACUSE for the sAe Of IHk
TRIBUNE.
JoHS PIrrocg Masonic Hail. Fih street, 10 AZ mt Sf "
sale Of THE TRIBusE IL Pi1 rssukGH.
WV. II keller 10 agent for the ssle Of TEE 1EDen
~ Eesss et he Ohio I'd Hisiasppi Rspsssd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
BY Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, March 22-The United satts mall sesu,hip
Alabama arrived below Saturday the weather being
quite Ezy she did n reach the wharf I'll yesterday AL well
BOSTON March z-Au. barks Lenox, stnson Bnsnos
Ayres Mary Elizabeth sesOn Charleston sehr Pilot Fish,
Acsus GVnsiyes.
Island; New.boy Fsysl, with damage
spoken-On the llih inst, schr Psune, from Nevesrn f
New ok With oes Of deck load seriously dsass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
NEUJERSEY ITEMS.

iNCESDIARIsM AT BURIINGION.-Tae stables al.
Aehed the Burlington House set re on last day
night and entirely destroyed The Carriages harness ana SIX va
ssble horses were with much diff Iy also tie ad
doipg property The fire caused BY sn ncendsry man
whose the stable and who had lain down to take
short nap previous esy start for the shore says tt
some fellows into the stable aud looked around lie
ew hem 70 which he into dolo, aud awak
ght of the fire having barely time % get husci
and horse before the whole IN Light blaze
me .Ark Adsertiser March -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

. =, A.. q, liam, q er rvfes policeman APP 1Jcc t1s
~. C.non Caanc 1851 passed $. ordinance sEns 'he '
'he ,s.d nic.rpen $50 per AnnalD, and pst, l
r r.oi s.Sg .ss de.siod Grand street ferry We a"Fe
lad 10 10 puro duty in sddltion 70 hs dae' s efalea
,oiogrnon zbe lry found verdict oi pAmuh '- 200
-, 20 .Ae ,piuou ~ fne touf..
'rssy,,'u TrSu-M,ecH 2A-Bcfore Judge PlsRRfroNr
DECISIONS.
lanes Nseon at. Jane J. Rn-.-M0tion for OIL Of
tsY,i.ar. denied without prejudice 70 ike p ira Al
iluie stage Of the case.
Before dge HoFrNAN.
Charles Illus sgt Amos Davis.-MotiOn granted
In the matter OF stephen H. Palmer.-OJ OJ'cIon
nNrrTuled.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Ia " INIELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT -Cu.NBEEs.-Mi.ch 22-Beiore Judge
CLFEEE.
DIR. pI.rsnrLL's LIBEL sur AGAINST THE TINES.
Alysh Blsisdel All. Henry J. Raymond aud others
This was motion 10 compel the plaintiff to file Sc
Of his state In opposition sfd.y:, read
forth that he tbs South for his health snd that his
ton with e. WemoTe for plaintiff Abbott Brothers Tor
defendants.
Mary c. Johnson agt. VIM. H. Acknowledgment
Fanny Thompson at, Robert Thompson.-Juds;'
DECISIONS.
Thos. II. Gilhooly ACT. Sarah Glhooly.-Prsyer for
nence,as 1t Of tSs .siOn, aRd * counsel ie.
Benz Blossom ct al. agt Edmund Champion ct al
Rober. BayarCk rrus,ee, &C., agt. Bridget Dsuyh
srty et aL-Moiou granted
Geo. vi. X. Underhi agt. Joseph Rance Executor
kc---Judgmeut granted without
In toe matter of the application CT the Mayor &c.
d the City OF NewYoIs. relative taking lands o paoc
Psoe-kcport oi FticTre oynhrmcd.
SUPERIOR COZ Rr-rHIAL TrR~-M,Nen 12-sci,7r
Judge WooDKUFf
TIE JOSEPH WALKER CASE AGAIN
p.ne Dodge 'IS Gs- Senss 1s at te5SAod Wood alter
This was action for trespass growing out of the
acton OF ExMayor Wood and the other defendant. the tns
Of tbe rsjsns OF joseph Walker The psna. contra ted
a. rs. The vessel and eXpeudns large money m
sSIs S Sa .'ss sn9 nndeG order. Of M WOOD who % ~ &
Mayor o city under tse preere ha there VASE no, there
by which plaintiffs claim 20 have sustained heavy dxmsse
HAlf the consumed in inlp~nnelns
Edmonds defendants counsel. challenging al the Jurors
Mr. CUTTING opened the plaintiff and rad the
rpony OF Nsihsnie $ WING who is The MechsnicA Engaer
In charge system Of Sing dry doks now constructing
II Trieste foI the Austrian Government. TIE Count then Al
SouIped.
Before judge PIkKRFtoNr.
SIANprR >CIT.
Waterman l.. OEmsby .s~ Ben Amin Douglas ct a.
The plaintiff is bsnk-nOte engra' er and sues the
defendant for sAnder. He complains hs; The st OF july
hat The defendant charged hm being irresponsible person
end OF hANrs worked Tor The defendants 81,
ushosisn on the rosb1 Of their business
mercsne AGENTS they habit OF giving oonhdent.
Hfrmsiion Vo merchants AID others requiring ~ rgsru
10 standing o eS'nsssen S;hsfeT for gan1 OCoEo for
sefepdapts
Before Judge Stossog
Thcuv Steers sgt The u,yor L.
ysis aetqE was topght "a recover ta.srce Alleged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

A NEW TERRIroRY.-A resolution was introduced
into the Wisconsin Legislature last Tuesday proposing
10 cede back to the GeLeral Government all that pat
ofthe State lying north of the third correction hnc,
provided Michigan Will cede back that part OF her
State north and west of Lake Michigan for the puPos,
of G,ruinp a new Territory,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Disasters, &c.

NEWPORT, March 22-The Pslmeua Of and s'r Bos
ton IRON Philadelphia, struck Bloc Island on Sunday and
sunk may Prove toal loss The caro- is drhns along he
beach. Psssensers aud crew saved and arrived here
BY telegraph 70 Elwood Walter ed. /.
ANTIGrA, Feb e-Tbs brig Fa.hon from Liverpool arrived
ber on the llth Inst and reports hayos the 81 lost sn
for Bombsy-s well.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Receipts Of Produce.

gy E,x P1.rcad 70, Says-4 zoo bbs Flour Se DO. WIS.
" SO bag. heat 700 DO. Feed LEO DO Oets 81 do Ns
rs pkss .;er 1878 do. Casse, ~ d. Ae- 500 sides
Iesthrr Il ros do 200 pks. Provisions. 10 d. LARD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

RoBBISG AS NENPIOYER.-Elwdrd De,mith, boy
tf rs yeas was Sunday usht charge roo
hi. employer +5 The prisoner cek IN the employ of
John Siberian who keeps grocery sore At various Ens
money had been missed and finally the matter traced to tue
prisoner before Justice Alien aud 10 the
PotiteHtiary for twenty days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

OF gusno from erh.y ore Of ,hoss Glands that we have
oiitD .Iperi.Dced ~ tskisg sn Old sDd ugly whale.
Wil..n II H.Is~rs, John HoDsy~ell
Oo>i CsEr Allen
l. H. Ch.ho.n. JAbeL W Ma lshes.er,
Jabszs HshsEsy Ben lIna Pr,
Asery r. Pst-r Aldea q Elis
Jsues y sod GIDEON Sny;h
RoEEond Mao sbss:er George r. sc,eher.
Tie Bank Of Genital Sew-Y Jrk, j: Is reported, WlI
resume.
The cosh aseets and liabilities Of the Sew-Ore ans
ban "a on he ins. foilows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
BROOKL wv ITEMG.

PsIsuI EIEc1IoSs.-rhe Republican Primary
yiestmrJ to elsc. Delegates % nominate Ward and
ct, oGosr- are 70 be beid thi. evesDr. The Rspus-
hssns OF the Seventeenth Ward on Saturday, evening
ssnnnated Chaunosy Perry for Alderman John b.
Downing for Supervisor, j. V. Messerole for Assessor
and John o. Stephens for Constable.
FRIIsDsHir CoMnGSDERT, KSiGHrs IENPL'k'-
Al the animal election for officers thls CommsndeTy
he'd las, evening, the following - hngh" WV
sh..en - "a. the Offices named:
L'aSd Sm'aH Frantlin J. Ortarson.
Cdpfo ~ GeNe'a'' '''''''' =. .M prime Thomson.
frsl9f. .''''''''' Y (.ark
SeH|" - - e,s.''' ..........,.....G r. Buu~y.
yIHo' " ba'@'"''' ............. Joseph Wngh-
be9'L'o '...............R n, ,a.rd shED.
'sss.' A h'uA'@
Tse remaining offices wl be hlied BY ointment a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

IyeUrsr.-CCroner Smell held an inquest on Sun
dsy night on the body George w Crowley who died at NJ
% Grand street Inflammation Of the 1ugs induced by c-oul
He aged years. ,dit rendered IN
soIdsnee with the lscts,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

Messes. CLARK, Dodge & Co. advertise in another
column 500, OC0 of the = cent first mortgage bonds
Of the Peoria end Bureau Valley Railroad payable LIST
Of August, lStS Principal snd interest payable in the
City Of NevYork. The bonds being convertible into
the stock Of the Company, on which y cent is an
nuaDy paid. The Peoria and Bureau Valley Railroad
runs from Peoria, through the Valley of the Illinois
River. 10 its connection with the Chicago and Rock
leland Rarosd and has proved to be very important
feeder TO the last mentioned road. The Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad has taken perpetual lease OF
the Peoria and Bureau Valley Railroad, at al annual
rent of sl25 COO The financial condition OF the Con-
pany is as follows:
y cent nou-oorver'ible Bonds............. $4,000
cent Convertible Bonds. $1,000
spiial stock s,5oo shares. 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

RoBBISG 4 TnI.--A boy named Michael Gi!hool
was brought before Justice Fe vest dsy on he cha-e'
rUbbing the ;i Of bakery erum street lie was sebcn
~ the PenitentiuTy ioI three months
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

pnD or ms INJrRIE,.-Nr. E1ward Fairchild,
wko wss run by ire engine, the CT Hail. SAuf
,y evening died his residence, of fJpels and Dean
streets on Sunday from the injuries then received Coroner
Cozne held inquest yesterday which suited in Vcrt q
"Ac.idental Dcatb."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

MONDAY, March CIV.
Prices At the S;oeh Exchange stin tend downward,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

sun-Rse,.. $50 scts........6l5 aoon-set'.'' 2is
RICH wArER.....THIs DAY
SANDY Hook l2:i Gov. Ispd. l:jlm Hell Gse...... vi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

ARRFsrs AND .LoDGERs.-The Police made ~ ar
re.s on Saturday Sunday and acconnois 81 persons w
kdsiugs {. the Station HOUSES.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
pIsyements OF Occan Steamers.
To ARRINF
This DAY.
MINIATURE ALnAsAc......rI

CITY OF Baltimore Liverpool New Ms.n
Southampton New foF&'''' March
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

DISPOSED OF.-John McKewen and wife, who were
drunk the basement Of No IL Jsy street
Saturday night with their clothes hIe and themselves aud
s.so children oi ne burned brought before
Justice Cowe yesterday to PIen'sTy
each The chlen sent ~ the IrlaHt ln-I
.utiOD a. Eatbush.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12
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