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a MAROYs0, On NecNndeStrcet,
IA u the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rides, and Colts Ksvolvsrs ut SIS piece.
mch3Od1y
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III. X. LOVE Il co.,
Successors to Deming tovs,)
BANKERS,
k1unu
GIVE particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
RH1nRnHCsa:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
e. w, CLARK Co., -
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scully Cashier, do
s.. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanesville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov14d
wH. THOMPSON. D. ". 1AILrY.
WIN. THOMPSON x co...
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN ana sccend sts..
hNoh .1UW A.
Nov. 8, SD
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Pay Your County Taxes...SI1OO Lee
County Coupons for sale by
mch3sdlm CONN ABLE 6MYTH.
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FA1x RHDucED.-Tswksbury gives notice
thss tho fare has been reduced TO New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.

RsfuIxED.-We were pleased to meet yes
tseday orr friend w. O. Graham, who has
just returned from his sojourn in the sunny
South.
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II u II s. q MS
Copper Tubular
LIGH MN g ROD,
WITH
SPIRAL FLANGES.
PATENTED AUG. s, 1856. ]

by express any part OF the country We o6er unusual
Rods who may desire 10 engage In this businsss
County and State Rights for sale.
inns 300 10 general nse n ueAtra Indiana and
always succeeds wherever IL h introduced. II =
humbug. No man who examines its merits will ever
buy other Rod The old iron rods give way before
1t ss ignorance fles before the advance Of light
According to Prof. Faraday, and other Of note,
iron and In addition 10 this important fact Munsons
BOD has surface inside and out, nearly three times
great the old iron rod. Munson's Rod Ia orna-
ment the best buildings and does rust, but will
endure an .ge without losing it, conducting power.
This Rod has received the FI9 Psemisws at the
American Institute Of New FORK the Franklin Insti-
tute Of Philadelphia; the National Fair Louisville,
KY the State Fairs Of Ohio, lows, Indiana, Conneo.
ticut, and wherever exhibited. Ii beaten In
any contest. and will be where tbsre truly
scientific judges. Il has been endorsed and highly
in tIs Sorsh~s.ern Christian rnivsrs.T a.
Araos, supt Indiana Insane Asylum; r. I: Bnowx,
indiana State Geolog..; Loan AxpsEws President
Kenyon Coilege, Gambler. Ohio Dr. KIrcnKn 4 Pan
VIM Physicians and Chemists, Indianapolis, and many
other persons Of vsll-known scientific attAlnments
LOCKE q MUNSON.
Indianapolis, Ind
@. G, A. sTRIBLEN, Agent.
Once corner Fifth and Main Streets. Orders left
At the above place win DO promptly attended to.
mch20d4wim
NEW hooks.
"HAT WILL HE DO WITH IT by Bulwer.
w Guide to Kansas, Pixies Peak and the Gold
Regions.
Reed GUIDE to the Kansas Gold Region, with
Maps.
Pocket Bibles. with the;psalms.
Psalms In music. just received and for sale BY
M. W. wESTCOTT,
mch3A 81 Main-st.
L. HOWE,
city Aucttonesr, Kesk nk, Iowa,
MILL attend to sales Of Merchandise, Furni-
w ture, Horses. Carriages, Real Estate and al
n Ind Nf IL
TERMS EASY.
Once at B. A. Williams' store, Mainst, between
Sd and 4th. lnshHd
a LADIES, FANCY HAIR FINS.
hN0THER large sssor tmsnt just received 1t No.
.., - a.in-s'., between q and 3d. Mss
SHakT FRONTst SHIRT FRONTSl!
A FINE lot, warranted LIxxx, SHIRT FRONTS,
"A neatly sswed, IT very low fgures, just recd
by express NJ p. d. FOSTERS.
Febi6d Second-st.
Butter.
A MOTHER lot of that choice Eastern Butter
"A received this morning, and for sale at retail by
mchl7d KELLOGG BTR6E.
Music Books.
A. NEW supply Of Selah, Shawn, New Carmna
n SaerA, Haiielujah, Chrissian Minstrel, just
received BY OGDEN, Bk0WNELL 4 co.
mchl0d
Tiiden 4 Co.'S Preparations.
A LARGE and full sortmrnt of
IA Solid and Fluid Extracts,
Alkaloids and Kcsinoids,
Pharmacentic Sugar-coated Pills
Direct from their Laboratory ut New Lebanon, NJ.
Y :, just received, by Express, at
j. BRADEN'S,
BOD No. 50 Main-st.
J Oh IA = ,. p = IT II Z
a.
wHoLEsALE DKALKR
BOOTS AND III Z q.
NO. s. MAIN ST.,
Up Stairs, oser II. <. Love 4 Co.'s Bank,
A.
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wa- Travellers along our Western waters should
take the Prccaution 10 supply themselves with ,
genuine article Of Hostettsr's Stomach Bittcrs,
il 10 now conceded by all who have tried this In
valuable medicine, that they will regulate the
stomach, ii used - per directions ON the bottle,
and carry traveller safe through all the various
changsso diet, II well - water, which, without,
often viii prodase sickness and death. Hence one
ounce Of preventive il worth . pound Of cure
For sale BY druggists and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Apr4-d4w Main-st, bet. Sixth and Hsvsnth.
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS u DG2OI0ID1H8,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHEs,
WINDOW CLlSS, CLAxSWARR BRUSHH, &C.
Nc. I42 MAIN So, BET. 6tA = 9Th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

OAOs
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
have received new assortment Of those hne
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timekeepers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best W atch
ever offered in this market. A general assortment
Of fns Gold Jswelyy and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
SPECTACLES.
To those in want of Specta- SS
cies, would say, come where you can have pair
selected that will suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of lasses that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition Of sight. This il no Guess
Work.
Ny personal attention will be given to the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jsweiry, TO-, which
will be warranted TO give satisfaction. Every
description Of Goods in my line made TO order
Engrsving done at Short Notice.
dec4dkw
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NEW BAK.RY.--Msssrs. 8. b. Steele 4 90.
have opened new Bakery on Johnson street
between Second and Third. Their sign indi.
Gates that they have machine for doing the
work, and We judge from the quality Of the
bread and other ediblss submitted to our
taste for trial that it 10 6rst-rsts machine.
Mr.. Steele possesses the gsntlsmanly and
sntssprising qualifications necessary to win
oneesss.
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Arrivals ~ tho fsllIlngs n ouse.
APRIL 8.

=. Waisenburgh. Quincy; A. 7. Folsom, Chicago;
@. 7. Bradshaw. Ottumwa; Miss Wilson, Illinois;
B. r. Bradley and mother, 7. b. Elliott and lady,
Osntsrviile, lows; J. B.. Heylen, Philadelphia;
Howard Heaven, do; Mrs. Atwsll, Indiana; Miss
IrAsis1, ivwsi =. .. sanders, no.
APRIL 7.-5 p. n.
A. D. H. Allen, Mt. Pleasant; NJ. B. Dodge, De-
troit; J. B. Glenn, Bloomfield; J.. B. Harmony, OF
tanwa; Miss CLARK, St. Louis; 8. Richards, Ben
tsasport; q. ". Keith; Burlington; .Thos. Logan,
Bascc, Ill; Henry CLARK, Mo-; g. H. Adams, N.
T.; VIM. Hastings, do; o. Porter, Albany, n. Y;
ii. Morrison, KY; q. Mccormick, Tenn.
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ToDAcco efoRE.-We Gall attention to the
card Of Asssrs. Wilson & Gustin, who have
jast opened IN extensive Tobacco store in the
Estss House. They have large and we'll
sslss1sd stock, and the fact Of their settling
- . the present time with the intention Of
Ss0aining permanently shows that they have
: due appreciation Of the advantages and
prospects Of OR city. They were hsre two
years ago prospecting, and wisely concluded
- postpone their removal TO the present
Mne. We think the result Of their present
venture will Justify their foresight Of the fu-
Snrs. Dealers from the interior will do well
- give them call.
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RHJohn Mcmahon, who dsbauched the
youngest daughter q Stephen OVERLY, and
chen a., asnf. 10 - ..y
bs hung on the 9th Of May next. The pris-
death Was pronounced, and then gave way to
: food Of tears, and loud waillng of de-
spair.
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1xUSHrox.-An exhibition BY the Senior
Rnpih ri the Public Schools, under the
14Gs Of Mr.. Hubbard, the superintendent,
viii b given this evening, ct Sanford's Hal,
soonencing 1t I O'Clock. Much pains have
- taksn to render this exhibition enter
1af6iag, and il 10 hoped that tho friends Of
~ Schools will be present. An admission
- u q o.. will DO charged.
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I'm Dss MouEs Ctrr.-Capt. Hines new
bsas Tho De- Moines City 10 neat, trim little
boat, and = we'll adapted to the Des Moines
River tra1s = she very well could be. She
left for De- Moines yesterday afternoon, and
pansagsss leaving on the csrs this morning
win ovsrhasl her st Bentonspcrt and be able
90 proceed % tho river in her.
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Fresh hOPs,
Cnn LBS, growth of 1858, direct from grow
OUU srs in Oneida Co., N. II, in store and fou
sale low, by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mch22d % Main-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
THE RUINS OF UTICA.

Fron The M0ll Tno
The following very graphic and interesting particulars
regarding tie ruins of the celebrated Carthagenan
City Of Utica have been sent TO Us publication by an
officer who was lately dispatched by the Admiralty to
that spot in command of her Msjestys steamer HAPPY
in order to assist the Rev. Nathan Davis, who has
been for some time past carrying on excavations on
the site of ancient Charlbaee for the British Museum
"The excavations at Carthage were commenced
about two years sgo by the Rev. y. DAVE, and What
that gentleman hiss already found ana likely 10 hnd
this spot and among the rains OF the towns IN tne
vicinity win bring to light, if continued relics o.
great interest that have lain buried under the dust OF
centuries. Carthage beiog the cspit2 of AFl-
ca for considerable length OF tme and the riches II
once contained fer surprising any other town ! that
period from its having become the commercial depot
for the produce Of EOrope well as the more s' ANT
nations Of ASIA cannot be surprised that II soon ne
came Rones mighty rival aud the well known words,
PropeTed CQrikQRi esSe GGlcgda1s, whi n
frst used by Of their principal orators Cato
after his return from his embassy - Arthe were
words not allowed TO drop until ii was completely de-
stroyed.
"On account Of It's having been sacked and laid in
ruins three different times and the remains taken over
10 enbelsh Rome and other cities in Italy for years
sfterwsId il cannot be expected that much is TO be
discovered the site Of Carthage at the present day
We must therefore, look to other cities in the neigh
borhood that were standing al the time Of Carthsge
and lasted al th spcnaUr for some centuries after.
ward
lhe ptlnClpaI orc vi .4i0se was viva, ona "HiN
Iivaled Carthage 10 s buildings and Importance, aud
fiom the remains now ttsnding much may be expected
TO be found il en- organized party was left here for
some months. The town itself was more compact, ami
did not stretch over such an extent as Csrtasge tue
walls Of which supposed to have covered thirty
ues ot ground. 10 order that this place ara others
might be inspected, her Msesty's ship HSrpy was
.tnt oorn May last for this purpose. Inc runs "i
Itoa, row called Boo shater ere staated about nile
pits IN direct hee To the southwest OF the toEn
rnns ara can easily be recognized by two mile
IaaDs,s pOmos q dohsm Dedan saots), ON tho crest
lse hishts, ich ean be seen IN clear weather Tom
rreins, as VEL es from the anchorage on tbs port
uaee the i9andaiion Of uaca seeording y Lae ac-
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:, =. - ,, "a : pond, the sediment all
~ rotsnsd IN the cisern, and pn nped up on 10
tbe manure hesps, ard any EXCESS lous o1ON "s IN IN
into the ssme reservoir, so that n'tbins is lost ny
nv pump. too, irriga'e POI, "h o. my al ~
Will this LIQUID mspure. the value OF wni'u an NeI
s,tjsf.3 Of having used i, for many years. have
peyer seen as good asparagus anywhere as have
provn by the use Of liquid manure. | have $50
Ennd Great advantage from irrigation from a mouc-
ts;n stream. One Advantage OF my cisterp, upoied
bv opsn drsin s that II washes in great many seeds
ri weeds which are there destroyed.
Mr.. ELIZABETH LASGDoS Of Long Island, who
owns over 300 acres ~ Thompson, gave tie o. her
experience in farming. she tstei that che al oTo-
ken up 81 acres scrub-oar land and tired to &c non
stra'e what a woman could do at farming. nave
psnted pears and Utber fruit trees snd have soc5'ed
ed admirsbly. ! find no difficulty IN growing any
fling that wish Ny grapes doing very @e S1d so
are all small fruits particularly the La"toa oackoeriy
NV potatoes have done well on the sctuo OAK Iatl,
cleared in the February before planting tne crop;
Clover grows beautifully, and 20 DO ai Kinu9 o.
o,ess a. soon as t,e OAK roots are rotten use the
sub.c,l NOV In ploaing Odt the roots, use large
plow that runs nesr foot sad hsh deep. Ny great
object has been to shos that a woman can 1--we upon
farm and conduct her oEn af.irs, and that these
cheap lands Of Long Io'snd offer good, healthy situh
fior ! for making coufOrtsble homes. Sac thought
that some Of the feeble Of the city might i'm
prove taeir health by Just such course Is she Is
pnrsuing:
specimens Of the Baker apple very hand some red
fruit, bigbIy aromatic, and onethng like the Bald
win apple 10 size AID color. SIR. Robinson stated
that ii was one Of the beet apples for all purposes that
he was acquainted with being good to ~ out OF mana
and good 10 cook. IL is remarkably good when 6akei
ard is universally esteem where snown, whGn IS
only in a little circle near where il originated, 10
RidRefed, Com.
Tts Nert Mgeiinp.-Ssveral Interesting questions
were adopted for discussion at the next meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

through the play he woudht give any peace sbsu.
Il; we yesl home about l. O'clock asd tho last wocds
he ssd to m, Wa tbs. nus. do il this motbng ssys
Le "Ansie MI you see TO tia, tonight" told him
vss ard sspt to i With mother; sbs1 clock tais
norupp pot IN 70 Ill mother, bat L didn't hsvs
ooursse Eat up in the .ou'see room h TIE dsrs ever
30 lorg, srd took up the a. tofee e' before IN sde
up ny mind went into her rs n a. !a'i ~ih Light
and while mother lay asleep choppi aer ~ Tue SIDE OF
her head she woke up kind of stupid, aSa struck 81
her again in the fsce, she raised herself up IN inc
ted; vi that she jumped out Of bed sad cried tai'
she rsu into tie other room and screamed cat,
Somebody is numbering me, somebody is mrrderieg
me; is it ycu, Anna Msns;' she screamed 90
aviu that felt too bad TO take the money so rsn
rto the bedroom and got the clothes OF tue bed and
threw them over her to smother her cries; bu; che g
up and out into the entry, ana up stairs, crying
g In murdered" and / got oat Of the back window
On to tie she'd sid dOwO into the yard, and rsn iato
Mott sIest, then into Houston street. and came back
into Elizabeth street. where sas the officer rappiOs
with his club; said to him: Are you 'cokirg for
me " and he said yes, when g.ve myself up.
ASTE-MoRrEM IXANSArIos.
Coroner ke-fe went 10 the residence o! Mrs. Bos-
leg yesterday afternoon, when che made the following
dying eepositOn:
" Tsis morning about u o'clock, was lying in bed
Hfleep when | was awakened by my daughter Anna
Mera striking me on the bead wi'h an AZ; | jumped
out OF bee end len TO the next room she oo Hei aud
kr ookod ne down and placed bed and some pillows
ne tIy ng to sufot ate me; she also held me b.
The throat and endeavored 70 stranele me-"
The Jury rendered verdict That Lydia Bossy
" came to her wounds at the hands of her dsugater,
I" Arra Maria on the morning of Febtuarys 8, 1882
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Internationally ]

Novel method Of treating Consumption and
srouos diseases from HALsTrDs iate TREATISE os Aoros~
PAIHY:
Tb ally destroys the oily acids and other impurities -
.h, cce setting rec ell serolous aud moybfc
OILY tee ursce bJ. inviting tie whole ofssnis
and the - niles Of yesse.s
circulation. Iheu while the ylds Of mouths freed Of tbetg
ept 70 take in the chemical food Of the seon1
bath, the patent removed 70 T. To ths second ba ba -
pegtously added Of tie boot renewing and Puntym9
chen ss kypOphoses Of lime and sod the phospano
o po,.z p-Ospor ef paospa.s og iron or some OF -
suphur..s indeod BY the >mpsssms disease or l1oey
csps5e Tcp.ns losses in many part: q
tie body and tie LEX b1Dsy o1to, o ,as sosofbsnts suo.
the DO rshneDt ne esctrc currents foom -
positive o e on tbe cs 5seTJ which ID spped 20 ~
ya,s n he csTy healthy depozs :, pArts wheeo
us. noe tes Dsset Estife tbrs1nS dter heenAB
sopogs, ssd N toe edo,t 20 remove essesss
Tte AsrEahg 50tweeI assr 0 oss wa a. once oe ssen
pn.s eosLec.ea Win ass ssasB. a0s Impurities Of ts
Articles 70 the ED given by tie mouth BY ensas
ara kY coginp!on SD brorchs break e
action yessazss L. o. lsz dscsse n-
e..sd OILS csc ths cbs srd BODY reo)sA non
second bsz 70 bfe.k rgat ss-s,s and 70 keep sp
Stimulation NON tls sJssEoenis Of the sxn 81 So1'os
lial confederation IA clssases ot tLs mature.
Tssss ther ssRSzs sux'aTes % se as. -
lsc of cold baths tho inseoIop OF 49, n
nart; witch lat p.roeSts. and traces op e. s n Srn
strength snd vsfy .hs whole sys'en, 10, ny s,s Il -
t.ssrt ~ s1fS "a aoogDatAy Is csnts As..-
H. HtL.fpp 81 D. Hs "a HI WsieE-S1r'' I'''S~s
Ma -, 4, A. yo,k 4. g., Nlchoaas
n. - ~ - yVesnl sdsy of eaeh yest au.ns ~ IN.
1g.B criV t. rpc.i7cd ifCu 10 = u as1 "sa' S~~
VI iDa .Lsy 4as s.rc..4is1ss'
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FIRES.
PRE- IN RIDGE sIREEr-sIxrEEy HORSES
surrnraTrD

rIrs IN RIDGE sIREEr-sIxrEES HORSES
sUFFOcATTD.
Yesterday morning, shortly afer 4 o'clock, fire
broke out in the small brick buildipg No. 81 Ridge
street; lower put occupied by William Cullen as a
cooper shop; upper part by & Mr.. Rsulsbottom So
storage for paint pots psnts &C. The fire is said to
have originated in the cooper shop and in
of the ipfammable nature OF the material shout tas
premises the flames spresd rapidly and extended to
three buildings in the rear of Nos. s. 81 and g Ridge
street, occupied by Samuel Phillips, manure dealer as
stables. The cooper shop ard stables were entirely
destroyed, spd the windows Of buildings Nos -
and 90 Attorney street were burned out, the latter
mentioned premises sustaining otherwise but iJhing
damage. The occupants We're grestly alarmed, AMI
many Of item, gathering up few Of the most va'us-
lie ar.cles He'd isO tie street. Thee were sixteen
heseS owed By MI, PliPs IN the stables al TIE time
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

but ip cob,equeree Of The raitit; st which the ere
spread al attempts st roscsng them proved uoavaii-
ing and the spi,las were either burned to t.a'h or
sufOcated by the smoke. Mr.. Philips estimate, hi.
loss on horses at 500. lie owred the stable in the
rear Of No. 80 aud estimates hs loss thereoo and on
harness and feed at 81 0O0 Iesurd for $3.50 in the
Rutgers Insurance Co. TIE bailaisgs snd stables
Ms j5 and 81 were Owned by Jo~pb Wasbburu.
Loss 500. Insured. Tae buildings on Attorney
street were alec owned by Mr. Phlips, and were dam
s1rarce Co. The origin Of the ere is at preset IN
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rtisoment
lIRIJfIAE.

TIE suborbers have opened Branch Hoae In the City a.
Nv. York, AID viii hereafter conduct tbe
Woo. BUSINESS
IN both cities exclusively CoNSssoS aud believing tha
Will best the nicrests Of both Growers Manufsa
shah also hereafter strict adhere the ys.
We propose receive grade and renicr settlement of WeoD
gued us for Commission Of OSE CssT roUHBy
and purchase carefully hade attend 20 packing ss4
snpIing &c. for tine compensation In Will
ieceiye mole than a siDgc Commisi)n.
The system that thus adopted that think
strongly c0mmeds iss roth pro9u)es snA
facilities for suyDs these vie that hops
make IL for tfe interest OF al who wish
sell Wool 20 trsssaat business whus Nory respectfully,
COATES N bRowS
No. i7 Mnketst Phiisdslphs,
FebrUeyl 1850. and No. 90 Pinest, Nsw.Yoek.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

MYHTN-Two colored servants the coachman 81
waiter Of Col. Crosby OF Rutgers place. fell to qaas
reDg Oh Monday night, at the residence OF their en-
poyer. when the waiter, Charles Smith, caught the
uader Up Of WIN. b. Crook the coachmsp, betweea his
teeth, and bi, 1t entely OF. Saith WAS locked up 10
answer this morning by Justice Brsnran Crook beisI
too feeble TO sppesr. Being asked why he had thus
di,fgued Crock, he drew himself up WITH great dig
nifty, and replied lie insuted me, Sir, and so shat
down NY lips on him."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

RFCKtEss FROM W,vT.--A poor woman nsus1
Csherue LWton se ssrns went the dwst
hou.e No 65 Hsnoud stre-t yesterday sternece, end
waking stairs bp-d herself 20 about $50 worth of clotna
Robertson. Mary Finley ADD JsunY Weis
She wasod cut again uude'eoted sut BY
an siandus the street. with the bahde no, kso sse
how dispose IT, sud arrested su'poa She told lassee
Qsbenbsh that she driven to the crime BY sbsosf
lie her Cor ;iis sdisiDg her that shs hs1
ia place rlsde her condition kDovn to him no vsui4
hive provided her with home.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

RIVER THnr.-John Thompson, an Eogtshmsab
about 40 years OF see, walked io,o the cabin M ths
!sAmboat Enoch Dean, at Fulton clip, a. II O'Clock,
OF Monday night. Not seeing any ore around, -
deliberately helped hi nse,s to number Of cosS -
ovsrcoats, worth in the sygregs'e go. His move
merts we're perceived 10y Mr. Robert Mott, the tess4
agent, whe asied him what he wss doog there. Tss
fellow replied by attempting to escape, bat was carshs
with the stolen goods. Justice Connolly commikteA
him for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

The Portraits Of The people Of New-YOrk in 1859
presen ssd and stern eKpreson' o tho f labor and
bondsTe ard liberty u'ey aud pDyey weab aud crins 80
degscan entsed upp them By condition of monarchy 80
the money Of u aud wh' aye dsadsd -
the faith Of the iuscs Of gosernmcDt and eonsoied -
pray bread and gray M freedom without worsiny or lshsa
r them. The,e terrible portra depicting hess dsostas 80
Inspiring stiesof ne9E present ana futers
taken and preed for poSsritya HOLINESS Picture oAery
No. ~ BIoydEsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

FIcHr ~ WEST BRo,Dw,r.-Jobn Murphy. wAiIs
intoxicated, got into fight with Thcs. Maaaick,
jutkmap, a. the retence of the latter ia West Brcas
way Of Worth street The prcvocstion 10 said
to lave been some insult to Msnnicks wife, Dafsg
the struggle Msnnck picked up an iron bar and struck
bis opponent breaking bis leg at the ankle Joint.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

In the case Of Mr.. S,herck, who was brought be-
fore Justice Welsh few days since g charge a
perjury, pvfcrred by Ezra II. Weston, the hesr-
ing was had on aordsy aud after the prosecution bsA
closed Mr.. Scbenck was, on TIE motioo of his
sci, Mr., G. +. Lasrey hoaorsbly discasrgcd-thess
being according to the showing of the pro'scatos.
no csvse sgsinst bin. No witnesses were introduced
on the pat Of Mr. Schcnok.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
IAIyerissmeut.I

ESoLoGY.-Examinatons with charts ~
written descriptions of character given daily at tho rhrsn
logical Cabinet No ss Broadway blocks above the P
Private ooms for Gentlemen and Ladies' TowLKR WBxhs,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
CIT Y ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The Opera Company, while
psssipg through this city to Albspy, Troy, &C., will
give Performance of Donzettis Don Pasqusle"
Friday evening uers-Mle. PIccolo mini sustaining
the role Of Noiina. The opera will be repeated at
Matinee on SATURDAY.