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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10
COURT OF GENERAL sESSIoES-JAS. e.-Before City
Judge hussHLL-

The greatest part of the morning was spent In the
ta 4 Stephen Sullivan and Patrick Mudoon for passing
tere. bills fhlipsburg Bsnk of kerJer-ey npon
Patrick the keeper Of poerhouss at No SO f1ird
and oibeis sullivan appears ssve the bills to hu
doom knowing that they eounteTeit passed
then, of for beer In treating sullivan Muldoon !. an EN-
poyee the Second Railroad Company, aud re-
naided for sullivan be il pedder he was
sentenced for Of Eve years and three months In the state
IT.oD.
Rza Schrebe pleaded guilty 10 shopl0ng the oath Nov
her she ~ seen drop s45 worth Of sk at A. T. Ste~sn
through oPenin in he dress INFO eAs suspended beneath
She wssr enisrded until Tuesday
g. E. Perrin. pleaded guilty of committing IN assault
Noge siok German, by coming behind and beating
aim the head. demanded.
LOUIS Boman tried and convicted OF 40 ssauit upon
Francis odmsn the 18th July RemsDdsd -
Mouis tried for receiving coats winch had
been stolen By John Heean the Wardrobe Of Joseph Motor
lie No. "a the 9th Of May lie wa ae
quilted.
VIM H. German sxihsvenue esr-drver convicted OF
az assault irving 10Th November soobine him
the lett side It sbown that living ssisd Gomsn hIs
the stabbirg him Committed II sede;enfe
Tie prisoner discharged.
ouis anne charged with grand larceny tried and 40
Quilted Janice Mchaee Tor voting esys year ago IN
tho Fourteenth WsId, vss also acquitted Adjourned
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COURT or OYER AND TERMINER-Jan e.--Before
Justife INCEABAs.

THE TOURTIENTH-STPEET POISONING CASH.
Ex Judge UConnor, in behalf of Margaret Burke,
charged with having poisoned the faulty Of Mrs Bee,
Mr. Fsyerte Robinson In Fourteenth moved
m poners discharge. the ground that shs had been
prison the last ten months The statute provides
uiles pons, isd within ten terms after an inee,
No. found be sha dcnag unes good grounds
ale the delay In this the District Attorney
the occaonod by tho absence Of
but that he wsud the at this term At
ire the The Court denied the notion
but vi n tbeIty 10 renew the end Of the term.
SoLLE PROsEQUI.
In the caae of Andrew Dwight, charged with max
ing fraudulent convsyance tho District Attorney asked
eItr noe prostQu The District Attorney stated that the
matter grew Of dispute between parties In regard 10
railroad ho convinced that the indictment
should o have beer found -. ......
judge directed that the leave applied for DO granted
CASH OF JANIS SHEPPARD.
10 the case Of James Sheppard, convicted OF arson
AID s4penced hanged and subsequently granted
trial Appeal Mr. Ashnesd, counsel for the pIs
hA3 been removed by the Dis
Aoney tho Court Of Sessions 10 the Court OF Oyer
mud Tern without sVing Linn notice OF it. he douotsd the
t Dis;rc Attorney ~ remove indictment
hi this ~ S discretion The prisoner bad been confined
In pn t six months and the facts pat In proof
wod hardly sufficient for Court TO put to jury 10 pass
upon =. =, IT, - ...i..a .
pow CT provided by stsnte. 49,,
A.r furker argument the Judge reserved h decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

TnE STATIoy-nousEs.-Duri the late severe cold.
and weather tie cells OF tbe Fifth Precinct Statos-
Bouse have been in dangerous condition for the
ncuept of prisoners. Ii required all the of tn
officers charge during The past two weeks to proven
tie prisoners from freezing, and now the cells
Damp AID unwholesomo to be unfit for use No &C
commodaton i. be had, either in the Ststioes of ia
Filth and Sixth Precincts, Tor lodsers except in tn
cells. Appropriations have been made for new Sta.
on for each of these Precincts: but definite step
have vet been taken to procure them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

HOMICIDE IN jaw STRrLr.--0n the night OF the
Cd irst fight occurred in the grocery store ofJoan
HolBns No. e5 Jane street in wbica Stephen Kennedy
and .everS others took part G.. W. Charch, married
nan living over the grocery came dowu stairs to sec
Whist the trouble was, and soon became involved IN
the sarsy. The belligereut parties fouod their way
into the street where the fight cootnaed. During
the melee Church struck the head with
cart ruDg and fell tenseless TO tbs pavement HIS in'
iuries were no. considered dangerous aud the occn-
renee was not made public Church gradually grew
worse however, and on Sunday night lsst died from
the eecis Of the blow received during the dsht Ken
neey was arrested on suspicion Of having struck the
blow which ended fatally, bnt the evidence was cot
sufficiently strong to warrant Bis being held Coroner
Jaekmsu commenced Investigation Of the causes OF
death, and Drs Beach and Edwards made u pos-mor-
TEN examination Of the body, which DISCLOSED the fact
that deceased bis death from preston of
the brain caused by fracture of the skull tho result
ofthe blow with the cart rung. The evidence taken
by the Coroner implicated named Martin Tooe
in the sfroy, and tue police lookiog for him,
he having been missing since the death Of Mr. Church.
The Coioners investigation will be concluded thia
rnernipg The deceased native Of this State 50
years of age, and very respectable man. He leaves
q wife and four children
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The DoueIa. Democrats. Of Ohio a. their Sta.

The Douglas Democrats Of Ohio, Of their Stat
Convention passed the following among other ReSou-
tiops:
l. RSsorsd ThR. Democracy Ohio through Dele
sais In Convention Assembled do eam their cordial provo
Of end seng determination 10 abide BY and ualnts
The Ie Platform and Principles declared by the National Con
yentisn at Cincinnati, IN June, 1856
2 Rssoissd That tbs principle OF absolute aud unqhs6s
By COnrtss with Slavery Ia the and
TriOy recognised 10 the Cempromise Of 1880
eifncty enpncsed Ia tho bill Of 1894 and
formally proclaimed Cincinnati ausquv0cly approved
by all Who advocated voted for those and soomny
ratified by the people the Presidential election Of 1886 That
70 the Democratic party committed by every sentiment OF
honor good faith Dmocrsoy OF Ohio
sSDt 70 its sbsndonGsat modification, OF avoidance
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couRr cALENpAR-TrI. par.

I'NITED kTATEs DISTRICT LotkI'--NoS. 20, 10,
~, j. II, a. IL II, ls, 10 ~ oooo -,
SErEgNE CoURT -Circut Part Nos. 2i09, l45,
al3 2Is 2J7 2s ~ 225 22e 2s 1893 735 49, 2 73 25 2
24q as 2s5 Part I-Hos 1872 IOG no ia lie ilt ia $780,
~ IA 1893 lao ls7 I44 l&G it3 l52, 1884, l39 100 -
SUPREME CogRT-Special 1sFm.-Nos. "a, DO W
g. ~. q, 6s. 20 II, a. 70, 70 T. g. IL, ls, 81. l.
SUFERIoR CoURT.-Part Mos. 2ig, go, 263, 10,
7sl $50 2g5 2ss 7sl 2g3 2es 2gI 1gs sO 5O5 3 3S 5
IN sri Ssl $40 s34 fNos. 2B PSI -. 3S,
25e s6 POO 27e 26 2s 100 49, 2yJ 2yi 2SS 2S3 80
a04 5O6, 5Os, 3lG, 5I1, go 524. - %,
CouRr on CoM.oS PLIis.-Part Mos. 1872, l3i,
2,5 274 2ls.
KIEGs COUNTY CiRcUIr CoURT.-Nos. 81, 81, 81
s 9l W. lt4 loS le6 o7 lO9 49, ILL., D. 49, TO- H. Is ~, 81
BROOKLYN CRY CouRT-Nos u, 81, ~, "a %
70, %, ~, 20, 81, 90, IS, a. %, %, g. 80, o. 90
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Clbsnngs for week ending Dec. 8l...$ III 69599 81
Clearings for week ending Jan. D.. l35l09,l23 IS
Bslsnces for week ending Dec. 3l... 6aS,sn ~
Basuces for week ending JAM 81. sl58,l0 ~
In relation to American securities Messrs. Barring
Bros. e. Go. remark:
In American stocks the dealings of the past week have bsea
but Dg With utle variation in prices, except In some ss
road which bave esclineJ Sales of United Stats. SO
,oeis are .cSe. except Sirss yhis re ossd 81 Erie
crt1s Roa ss Second Mos 1919 Tsd
Mortgage dlo Illinois Csnrai shaes s99s7 discouat First
Mo,tgsss bonds, 7SreJ ...- a.r.fI
Mr.. +. Z. SatLerlhwa ate says:
Wsh.ve lad during the pest week. fair Of business
doing m American sscce' ard We note an dPos
on 60 invest II ns oI. osa sspas Ssss In
York Michigan Central and New York Central Bonds se
America Wbre the pdc il much above tho quotations asy
pDg in this meTks he assns TO the proposition Tor reof
ssnizstion continue t. come ia very freely
TIE statistics Of the coal trade Of 1859 given ia The
Philadelphia Mining Register, show g coal tun-
Esge from the three anthracite districts Of Penns'
exceeding the coal tunnage carried By the same lines
IN 1858 almost one million tuns. Doves
The exact increase being 97s 500
Ade this the iLcrs ia tho suus sent from the -
Bread Top and BaIcisy 81 700 tuns
And hs Increase in Pennylv Ss9
II to this be added the increased consumption in the
mining distcts aud the increased tunnage on two un
reported roads to local market' may safely claim
Tor Ea,terD Penny lvsnia, for 1859, increase OF
eleven hundred thousand tuns of coal"
We annex our usual annual ssstement of the COM
nerce of this port. The iupOrts it will be seen have
increased over s92,GCO0GO, and the Exports over
s52 COOo0O, of which $40 100000 has been in SPECIE
Indeed the exports Of specie are $40 OOo 900 greater
than Of Domestic Produce, and more than half our
entire exports. II the imports at other ports during
the eur in the relative proportion to the inn
ports at New-York they usually are, the aggregate
imports of the county will reach about siOO,OOO,OOO,
and the exports in udiDg specie, about $3.50 900 900.
ExfoRTS yem E- York foreigs ports jzias ns years
1856 l2ss 1873 and iaSg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

A SAP CHAPTER II Social LIFE.-A painful clrcum-
stance illustrative OF life in California; occurred yes.
terdsy Dec. 49,. Among the passengers by the mail
steiner 0rigsbs was MR. Nsthan MOser, who came 10
tearch Of her husband She brought letters from Rca
ard Busted, esq, of New-York to hessrs. ID. Z. "
L. BaTslo w. lawyers of this city, to the effect that Mr.
MoFer had left New-York Tor California several
months ago since when nothing had been heard from
him BY bs wife friends Mail after nai passed by,
and after waiting in vaio to gain intelligence OF the
absert one the faithful wife detcrniued TO 90 hesef
In search of her husband bat with secret misyivngs
that some calamity 4d hefallen hun. She applied,
therefore, TO Mr.. Busted who made such legal ar.
RI ngements for her, necessary, aud started
with the Introductory letter above mentioned.
Mr. Busted alto WI tie private letter to Messrs.
Barstovv with full details of the matter incosng be-
side enc for Mr.. Moser. On the arrival of The lady,
che communicated with Messrs b., who immediately
promised to make inquiries for her husband, giving
her assurances that they should not be long in ascer
tanning rs to hs wbereabouts, If the thing posi-
bic. Upon investigation these gentlemen learned that
the missing man wac the mentioned IN tue Slcra-
mento papers, as having killed himself few nghts
since and the inquest in relation to which the papers
coptared on THURSDAY last II appears that Mr.. MoSer
arrived here several months since on the Golden Age
aud, during the Passsge, was robbed 0t several Soid
watchee and other valuaties.
This in luck continued after Lis arrival in this city
and in Sacramento; aud being Of de- poodng turn oil
mind he was At length driven TO s1icce. Ibis act he
committed by living down. and placing the muzzle OF
gun agenst his head and pulling the trigger with his
foot. He was ns aIitly killed. Mr. Barstow imme-
iaely repared 10 the room Of the wife aud impaired
abe news 70 her ia the most delicate and gradual man
ner possible Despite the misgivlngs which had hued
her mind the intelligence WAS dreadful shock 10 the
unhappy lady. II sad termination to the pie AZ
ant expectations abe had INDUCED OF bong again
united 10 Der husband Her arrival IN California was
about twenty-four hours after the inquest upon the
body. Alta California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

I'm Sunday, the isth ulI, ~ Gen. Housso and
mfny were on their way to the capital the Gen rails
carriage upset ct Wslnut Creek, and Mira lilo ls,on
was severely injured, having one anses broken aud
AL the Others on the other baud DEDICATED besids
ceiying other injuries,
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[Adrertis.msnll

MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, are
een pazzed how place ihsT supoyeos Whshs this
viii make good saessn that good accountant bs re-
babe Trustworthy coidns eok that seshisr he phr
nolo description carefully written ont In fall would settle ths
gsssoD "nd Indicate the exse place each can best I'LL
feL FOWLER No. aoe Broadway makes private examinations
sHd gives fun ~ritses descriptions, daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

80 or Hrs WOUNDS Coroner Schirmer hsli an
,D.,t yesterday on the body Of Thomas Clare, Tso
"a Al the New-York Hospital on Sunday morning.
The d.ee,sed was admas1 to the Hospital on Tuesday
Isst spfFeripg from stab 10 the thigh which had
been inflicted by John Howe. The evideoce taken ny
A.. Coroner slowed thar on Tuesday moroiuF howe
US. oynd on the s,airw.y Of house Ne l4S Leonard
,.st where deceased formerly resided N state OF
,ntox;cs,iou. Clare, being friend of Howss; as
.,.,sd tie latter III stairs his roo" Howe sooa be-
,,w. cusrrrleome, and commenced fD1rish'ns q DIRK
l,,;ta which Clare and biz wife undertook 10 take
tr.u, him. Willie doog SO, Glare vas w"unNe9 III thu
,A;sb and was subsequently conveyed = the Hospital
Uovs wss arrested and committei to the Tom5s.
,,he,e Re bas since beer detained. Dr. Fshor made
,st uor,eu examination and founi thas deceased wa
.ua.ns from nervous excitement and general prostra
,;o r addition TO his wound, and stated that during
tbe sickness preceding hs death be had suffered from
an attack Of delirum tremeDs. The Jury fo1ad that
deceased came to bic death in consequence of pro'a-
ton and delrIuu tremens, superiuduced by stab
,eoeiyed at the hands of John Howe, Jan. 3. The
prsoner, who is seaman by occGoatOn, stated that
he did not wouad Clare Intentionally. Howe was
rtcomuted 10 The Tombs TO await the action Of the
Crane Jury. Tho deceased was native Of Ireland,
IS yesrs Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

TnE GENrRAL HeMTa ni rur prnrIr

WekeveT better than at present. and the entire absence
Punouie mpsnts in Localities owing 70 the intro.
oucon Of birs NJ ~ GARDNERs IHDIAa BlIsAh OF LIVE
WORT AID HOARHOuBp. Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

PREsEsrATIos.- On Sunday nightthe congregation
Of tie Reformed Dutch Church in Fourth street pre-
ser,ed their pastor kew. DR.. Porter, with purse,
containing seven hundred dollars. lie has been the
pastor Of that church for ten years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

The DraJions perform two Of tttir charming Par;or
Ope,ss this evening ct he Polytechnic In-titu'e--
"Noihug Venture Nothing Have" and Better Late
than Neter." Seno, oliveira viii also appear and
perfo'Ip oil bts violin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10
SUPREME conference.-the Jmse'
LEONARD.
The TILLoU FORGERY CASH.
d RrLa

TIE People hgt. George Bovno:
In this case the counsel for the defendant moved 70
b Ia. case Mt from the Oyer aud
p,nne the ground thst impartial trial could not be hsi
n tsoneT mouths in tbs Court OF
ssions on ehaIEe fforginR the Of Ia Reeodar fou
10 heck upCn toe prisoner wa Alesee oosned ths
touey The Gaze taken the 81 pfeme Cont Gonai n
Tom when the judgment, and ordered new tria
M Trial pris0ner lave IN the Oy aud Ierpiner
After hearing the District Attorney In opposition, tbs Court
depiec the motion.
Jahl II. Anthem for motions Mr. Sedgwfck opposed
Bee Justice SUTHERLAND.
Swain agt. Hodges-Or6er settled
SPEciAL TEEz--Jsa 9Before Justice acknowledgements
David Bonks it,, et al. agt. Oliver l.. Barbour
ct Complaint dismissed without prejudice to night OF plain
tifs TO bring damages, and without costs
with 30 costs.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sPscAL rKHx-JAs g.
Before Judge HILTON.

About hui dred OF The suits against liquor dealer
for violation the Metropolitan Police law, in regard to sen
ouor sunday the Calendar to dfy On the .t bsn
called the vbos Of them reserved to await hS accession
the General 4 srm tbs cases already tined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

TIE LATE EXPLOSION IN CARROLL STnEEr.-An
ncuet was 20 held yesterday upon the body OF
Carss Hs,nbsck who Knitted by explosion In The per
cson cap ctory Dr. Godnz the foot of Carroll street
on seurasy last but consequence OF a absence of several
Jurors Investigation adjourned until Tuesday to-day At
z ocurA 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

APPnoPRIATING CHRISTMAS TREEs.-A man named
Vim FTencs Iesdiag tho Of GtAyssend boug
fore BArky Yesterday tho charge Of outing pine
tops in tho woods of William Bennett previous 70 lS.h
The dis, osed Of alleged, for
hsin ns trees heir BE- sbopt $40 lie
eenSsn that be obtained pcmsss9n Of MIR BcuDo to
cot hch complainant denied. the defendant was
held go bail avail TRIAL before the Court Of SsssiGas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

TBE PrcK SLIr Ferry CosPASr.-Ths Company
have recepty increased their capital 10 s3OO0e aud
lsrte proportion Of the increased stock has already
been taken.
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Acknowledgement
DIR. BANNING

Ok. bANNlhG has RETURNED 10 his once, no.
VI Bseksrs four doors Of Broadway for the radical
sure Of eTnis Female and Spinal Diseases sto BY his i'm
Proved BEACH Information 1Glad FREE Hours from 70 g.
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ma ssEpRbs.

hOLIC1DFLkMa RE-Un Friday. Jan. Q. by n. Rev. Mr..
Weston Henry mooy "a Agnes Desmsre both of this city
WAsOh--rADboCK- s.. Johns Oh irch. Milwaukee, on
W eci.sdbs Jan 4. by The Rev tsSfd keens Eoher A.
Ws~sto bss Gertrude Paadoct both Of Toledo, Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

LAST NEw MoyG IN PORTRAIT TAKrS

Twelve keDesses siea Of two dozen Tor 81
Cheapest pioUTes In ell creation Citizens prossbej
Their private opinions subscbns hose3fs ssscous
codhfh; objection 20 Lectures on slavery Csn
HOLMES UsioS OALLEEI Of SENTIMENTAL PORTRAITS Of the
people, no 9l3 BTosd~sY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

a,sr,s Society, and Why waaek Of the German ,
Society. Directors. The permanent on : y zoe Lar
viii be at No. Sc Greenwich s',ee' Wue'' pp,''y'
scr advice viii be received ana "'ehua' 70 p''%p'y
To enable sn the Benevolent Socires 10 Jo,n '' Ut,
vaDi,aticn, the Board adjourned 70 neS' az 1So ss"o
s,ace on saturday evening, Feb ID a's O'Clock
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IAdVerhssIneptI
TBOUsAHDs OF Young NEN HAVE BEEN SAYHI


xaeH RrIS TaoUsAsDs DIHEcTKD Ia the Of
er talents 20 honor and fortune by obtanng Phro1oogs
Examinations and sdVice At fOwLsR6 WELLx 3Os Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

DIED IN JAIL.-Coroner Horton held sn inquest yes
tera, upon the body Of John Scott who died In jail Of derum
The had been committed foE Drunkenness by
Justice Cornwt Saturday. He years Of age, aud
wiihcl firmly. he resided in NewYork The body re-
moved to the Dead House for reclsmuo. by his ends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

DR. ScUDpEn IN BRooKLSS.-ThiI evening DIR
Scudder gives h's fret lecture India, at the Rev.
Mr. Beochers chu'ch His frat lecture a, the Cooper
lnsitote, lsst evening, drew overlooking housc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10
La W LNTELLIGENOK.
u S. DISTINCT COURT-J.H. 9.-Bsfors Judge Belts.
TIKI SLAYER

The SLAYER EMILY.
TIE suit TO condemn the nrig Emily, on tn. ground
hst Ale wa SLAYER commenced to-day. IL viii be
beed tba seized BY the United states oop Of
war Portsmouth, the Of Africa under suspicious cir
cuntsnces Lieut. Stevens whs brought her home
snreo as wnes and be related substantially the story
as published at the the the vosss brought into this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

% MoNBAr. Jaa. 8, 1881.
AshES-1he market steady tbs demand fairs sales Of Is
bbls. Pois at o. d, and 81 DO. Pearls at SIS 31y.
COTTOkphe market u duh and -syy; siss Of 80
balsa We quote hiddling Uylsnds aud d. Gulf HE.
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
Upiands florda. Mobfis o. Tar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

iva, on Routes, Jaa. s-4,765 bbb Flour 64Ss bush
kbs 49, 40 Oats l1So pks Provisions, 537 kegs Lard, 81
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IAdpcrisemsnt.J
BARTHoLF's CELBBRATED SEWING
hACEISss, No al Broadway,
sernsr Of HowBrd-st.,
RsU.fek.
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PASSING CoUSTEkFKIT MOsKI.-A young min
named SAMUEL Nord.n YVES committed by JusSe Cornwsl
yesterday the charge of passing counterfeit ~ bi on the
Freehold IN. ~ BANKING Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WNsLOws SoOTH.
- siEt. ased sysTy In the United saies fOI
xhsoren TeoshirS with Beyeribs Relief Il n,zns-
~~'~ sad esftein- Only Is cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10

. .CasrrfILs, kosdsy, Jan o. 1854
u ue wesh saans Msndsy jar sl0 Cattle 10 cara
~ ais shesg and Hor.e uasxins is earIssd.
sse socASdd 25f cars Of express uightnsips sosa
nsef Of ears hauled By Sloek HI press durs ia 49,
'ho~iss an insseass Of los over lAst wsek
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The fo9wrg i ihe Report o. The D'pensAro' oil

During the wear 1883 above shown medical and surgical
tes vaccination ssd medicine, afforded gT"sitou'y to
194. ale FsrsoHA
large number oftksse rssszsiions EigrsHts a;
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advertisement
EEw-YoRK STATE Per CENT SToCK,
UxrRp sTArRs Psa CRsr rREAsURY N0Tzz
Fo2 SALE, 10 amounts TO su HstnTs3 Treasury Notes
tshen without discount in payment for me above.
..I THONPsos BE0rEERs. No. . Wall-sl
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roa I2a I'D ses l7ssa Isl asa90siIl sOa as5

Clpsrinss for week ending Dec. S....$ liz 76959 81
Clearings for week ending JAM 9... 1885 lO9.l23 IS
Balances for week ending Dec. b.. 6d8, sH
Basuces for week ending JAM 81. 8l5S,lO ~