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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

DEATH FROM BURys.-COroner Schlmer YESTERDAY
had an on the body of Ann Thomas who died Of bars
accidentally received About days SINCE deceased while
shtlR fire. clothes FIRE, an seousy
as to result in DEATH Deceased native Of Wales sea
and resided with her parents No. O East Twenty
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

SUICIDE BY DRowsISG.-A seaman named John
Daley belonging United State. socpows Brooyn now
AZ anchor at committed suicide on THURSDAY even
Ing by jumping overheard from the above vessel BY
received on different parties IL appears ne was one q oe
witnesses In the case of murder Of George Ritter when
Animation Is now going Quarantine He was sent on board
the Brooklyn and supposed, through fear Of panhen
L. iiranf had lead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

E0R BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
y PORT and rALL RIvER.--Tbs splendid and supssisv
steamer METHOPOLfs Capt Brown, saves New vsrv
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At o'olock Z
a., and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brzyton, MONDAY
No g. ". r.
Hereafter win be regarded secured 70 any ssvs
cant until .he sams sh,l have been paid for.
Freight 70 Boston IL forwarded through with eot dspsa1h ey
IN Express Freight Trsin
WIN. BORDEN, Agent, No.. 70 and n ws~-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
TUE OVAL PIANO FORT E.

TNUE OVAL Pr M o. L " II -
with the over-strung bass)
1h ro graceful I'm FORM and the toned HORIZONTAL rnsa
AAo In the world
The briggs PIANO COMPANY, By greatly extending theh
hcie. OF rusn1cture and improvement In their nachaer
e receive advance orders for these graceful sno
e ssn Instruments Tho demand has heretofore been far be-
80 % ,bty 10 supply for of the time during the
G var we have mot had of this peculiar style to
Exhibit This original shape Of the Dnsgs Patent OF
yon Piano and closely approximstes not only In the P
,ples Of its construction but IN its shape TO he me
most perfect the most responsive IN me
o,2 III, case vbratory she'll free from all strata oil the
prs and the oval shape retains perfectly the viorao
srcles sustaining the tones with wonderful putty .na M
t,e instrument responsive and perfect "Heoos' no
s4s broadway, between spring and Rrince-st, ,-...
g. B. briggs, Inventor and Patentee.
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MARRIED.

NsIcb by The Rev Shaler j. Hyer MI Lewis Bailey 20
Miss Ann Mary Osborne daughter of Horace Osborne ess n
If that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

A Boy BURGLAR.-A lad, named james kennedy,
was before Justice Qusckenbush yesterday with
burglary the I'd inst the dwelling house OF rack Gilmore
No. Washington street. entered and robbed o. money
abont the place. arrested suspicion He was com
tied far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surroeats a
Il the County ofNewYorh notice Is hereby rvsn 70 an ssr
sons having claims asanss DAVIS late ofthe Cy Of
EewYok lros Founder deceased present the sse 5h
the subscriber residence No M Wei
I6ths in tho City Of NewYort or before the ID day Of
July nextDated the 10th day of Decsznber fa5A
dbl law6mss SARAH p. DAVIS, Execusrix.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL @.
BRAINARD ESQ., Surrogate Of ths County Of King, notise
hereby given according 70 all persons ksns claims
sgains SAMUEL IT, CORNISH late Of the City Brookyn
deceased that they required to exhibit the e
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber the executor The ecs
BARNEY BUTLER & PARSONS, Trinity Bsildnfs No IN
In the City NewYork before the flh dsy
ali" 40 iawsnos CHARLES B. RAY, Exseoseq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10


GREAT SALE of RICH SILKS.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
NEW AND RICH SILKS,
IMMENSE sACRiFICE
CHAs HEARD Co., No. sol Grsndst,
wa oGe:, on MONDAY, March ",
A superb selection OF
RICE SPRING SILKS
Entirely New In Style,
Far below the oest Of Importation
coAPRIsIs0
fto pcs. Rich ROSEBUD IMsRIME CHENE,
al 81 per yard invOioeda at 81 10
100 pcs. LYONS PEKIN sArIS CHENE,
q. 81 per yard, invoiced a. 81 70.
100 pcs Rich PEKIN CANNELE,
q; 81 per yard, inyo,ced al 81 70.
Aso,
SPLENDID AssoRrnRsT op
New Styles
RICH PLAIN COLoRED SPRING SILKS
From the
LATE AUCTION SALES,
THIRTY PR CENT BKLow Cosr,
AID al prices varying from
Co. 10 and 30 to 80 cents per yard
CHAs. HEARD Co,
No. sol Grandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH TO- 1860.
A TT ANTTC ROYAL MAI. STEAM NAyI-

A TLANJlC hOIAL BAIL oLEAm NAvl-
"A CATION COMPANIES NETWORK AND GALWAY
LiNEThs ssa. departure from mew Yer. WIN be the .2sn-
powerful .s%,apa ehGAs a..s csp SsTS Ssss
ps 81 Johns 10 ressye the royal mails TINS vea,e
has been greatly improved at large oussy net sna snS
go and Ss On s x. m sS
siway ioutes Of Great Britain and Teiand Inna Class -
provide plate an io'f Snn The pa
10 bIpx psroD out nom Galway s2 3s from Dublin 20
S s ss% sS Ss V4 ss from hou ysRe9
s"i and from Glasgow 90 IEx HOLLAND Co.,
Agents for the line, No. 81 broadway
CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.@n
- United States Mail Steamship ILLINOIS, Capt D. r.
Griffin, late Of tbs U. Navy, viii sail between
FROM n Yoik for Returning ftom----0
s s.aa., k SaEnr Tuesday, s Apa rs wsiSs.Ssy
7s:s:y js + W W:sss:ssy July G' Is
FRS. Cabin, only oss pics, slOn Second Cabin, $780,
sA TSs sisln e :'s 1ssS NewYO
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP VAN
L DERBILT Captain p Z. LEFEyRE, will sail between
kswYors so16s~p:Sn and H.,Ie a SSs:;
HiVar I,z %.ay nSE e.
Saturday JuneR lTuesday, July .. wsfy July 4
IL Cabin s only one price sico Cabin sso No I'd Cabin or
D. TORRANCE Agent No. Bowling Green Nsw.YoF1
DORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKLY
i LIME, via VICTORIA BRIDGE-The fr't-cla'' sore"
'''-'"''t csHEsAPEAKE......c.p sidney GrossI.
viii leave Pier No. u North River New ana STown
wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SAIohoAi'
o'clock, D. N. Running time, 90 hours ~
Passage, including ueals and stateroom, 20 pu ~
These steamers connect with the Grand trunk ~
form the cheapest and most expeditions freight Inc 20
A'' e's''' AR f. B. CROMWELL Co.. No. 90 we's't
FOR NORFOLK and 49, PORTS
POTOMAC, Capt. George w: Wsgon n,,,pn.v =.
win leave Pier No. IL, North River, EVERY sAPuhDAf'
with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad for Peters
burg and Richmond
Freight TO Norfolk per foot and Petersburg cents per
o ali of North Carolina free Of commits
sion. Applyto d. d. 'ho" M AZ We.tst
nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and favor
lie steamship r. CUYLER CsPtainn, n ~ T1ochsf cI
m Passage Savannah with unsurpassed
ais Through tickets New Orleans sac 75 to Mobile 20.
Msmph. si Z; Nashville vs. H All sas Atlanta ST.
Columbus So; Macon 800 Augusta, $iI o. As, 70 R.
cpa places Florida at lowest rates Freight ~ cents per ioy
Insurance PER cent ~ Tf isse9
NOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
BELowThe 6r'tels,; AkABAM AZ SaS os0
from Pier No 4, N R. Through t'kes' can be mad 0r the
To NeFoIIsans, $40 IS; Mobile ss5; Montgomery. s2s
Nashville s27 IS; Knoxville SIS 50; Memphis 81 %; Au
,naa si7 O Macon $50; Savannah, Sl5 For freight ana
passage, apply at No. 10 B0'a sxSL L. MITCHELL SON
p,,osye .hecked 10 all the above points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

HUUSUN KITE hAILAOFD.. -, p IoI1 rn
a. 1859 Trains will leave Chamoersst stson - *
M Poughkeepse Tgo M and is.G ana en-
r Train with sleeping caIs) leaves Ss daily $3.50 m
The and Sing Sing Trains stop At OF
a. Passengers taken Chambers Canal Chris
tonher and 3 Trains for New ork leave Troy o:9 ana
i0;lO M and at and Up. M and Albany soont 10 minutes
later. On Sunday, ct 6;ls p M. - s,,,nu s.,,snasn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
Billiar6 Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of weI-seasoned
N BILLIARD-TABLEs tss9e In the best Possoe nennei
and at reasonable prices win be found the PHELAN BILL
LARD TABLE MANUFACy DRY Nos 80 S. 81 and o. Cros
By ST., New York Every article connected with trade
tbe lowest rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

ii TON for BOSTON, PKUVIDENOE-Land nouSo- no
shortest and most direct-Csryng tho Eastern Nall
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone ana y.
yANDERBILT Capt d. B. sturges, In connection with the
stOnngOn and Providence sSs Boston and % S
an r. i6rs wharf above Battery place) at M no oton
triton Al m or on arrival Of tho mail train which leaves
Tbs C. VANDERBILT from New.York- Monday, Wednes,
dsy and Friday From Stoninston-Tuesdsy THURSDAY ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New YoIkITueSday Thurs
dsy and Saturday. From stonngson-monday WEDNESDAY
and Friday. 49,. -. ,s,r,.a N p,ovd-
dsnee and Boston, In the Express Mail Train resehins
nacs In advance Of those by ether routes and In ample time Iot
Iii the early morning lines connecting Nerth and East f,en
- that uef,r h remain board the steamer enjoy nsnts
se.t breakfast desired, and leave stonnston
The a. m train connecting at Providence with the IL g. ~ VAN
for Boston. ,..o..
Bsrsase Master accompanies the steamer and tram through
For nsss,e beh, .tsterooms freight sppy on board ae
or at tho Pier No. North River OF e. the
Office Of the COMPANY No 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TIME NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS steam
shin NETWORK, II. j. Won santsn commands, ssr5,ns
- limited States Mail, viii sail positively on
SATURDAY, Msrcht7, at II o'clock M
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Tskt,,y passengers for .u,....
xrNDON HAyRE SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN,
Attic following rates: -
rrst cabin, 800; seeond cabin e6si ssersee' eSs'
s0f hssneS Il pTossSE gTUfGEN REIcHELT,
Ne. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
1nenranee Companies.
Ccpartnership Notires.

NOTICE II hereby given that the PARTNER
IN SHIP Of WILLIAM WRIGHT L. Co., heretofore exist
ns between WILLIAM WRIGHT q the enc part, and Ma
N Az D CORTRIGHT and JOSEPH BAKER g. and cons
atot,ns the 6Ta Of NATHAN ID. CoRTRlGHf Co. Of the
iheT Sart Is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consenNew
Ao~' n b. COPYRIGHT Co..
Witness present ! By WIN. j. HARLAN, Ats'y In fact,
Gss. W. FABLE, VIM. WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
ESQ A. LRAvIrT, Anctioneer.
pY GEO. A. l. Z AVITT d. Co.
sIlpE-sALE ROOMS, NOs ST. and $40 BROADWAY
RoR tALK OF
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WORKS OF ART, ke
O. Consignments solicited Ia

w. L. SEYMOUR, Auctoneer.
ny WIN. L. SEYMOUR Office, No. l9 Nassau
ID st. boom No 6-W. l.. SEYMOUR viii give his personal
nsn ssles OF Real Estate both public and private Also
As Of Furniture OF private residences.
II WEDNESDAY, March a.
~ m., Et the Merchants Exchange.
On WEST 4lsr STREET - The fourstory, hish-stoopi
ons House and Lot north side 23l feet east from
bpaawny known No. % West 4lss Size OF lot 2SxsS9
e. 81 feet IL inches deep-buit in the best
~ nc fagstSatsl manner with all modern improvements,
'ssrbls halls, furnace, &e- Terms very liberal.
ALSO,
on BALTIC STREET, BROoKLYN-The two-stOry, base
sBt snbcear brick Houses Nos IS and 90 Bac south
each being 6 feet inches S0fee the lot 10 feet inches
'g YH feet 80
threetory basement and sub cellar brick House No 23
q st. Brook east side; size Of house 2x4O lot 20xlOo
riAed complete with marble mantles Terms very liberal
P,r maps particulars and terms apply ct the auconeers oce
Fu ~ kassku-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLRoAD.-Pas
DuNKiRK EXPRESS ct a. m. for Dunkirt, Buffalo, Gan
sndsgua and principal immediate Stations x.L Ma,
NFWBIJRGH EMPRESS at $3.50 p M Tor Newoufsnt mio
aetovn, and intermediate Stations - 49,, n, c...,
NIGHT EXPRESS at 4oo M, for Dunknk, bunao oenan
dsisua and principal stctions A.. c.n.ra.,u.
1he Express Trains connect q fimirs with me
and Niagara Falls Railroad win .ne s
o Bend the RsitSsd FOR and =
Cincinnati. Toledo Detroi Chicago and the Oanads na
roads. OnAo' miN"A' ~0f"
N.Ts,r MARSH Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
Me6irL.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN DELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY.-Mal and Express Lines leave New YORK 1t and
and and Up. fare ga Through Tickets soe ior YIN,
oinnGh and tbs West and for WaShngton heworeans -
Abe South &c. and through baggage checked
o M. and p. m. trains - :.
baggage viii received trains unless dcvefee ~
checked 10 llautea IN Advance Of The time .. eaynk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

DARN at AUCTION.-Wil be sold without re-
u serve by NJ. THOMAS SONS, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change en- TGEsDAY June 20 at II O'Clock superior
fAkN Of 8A scTes the best In Bucks Co. Pa 20 miles
sa Philadelphia Ii will De divided into three four farms
Purchasers For fuI description, NJ y Courier and
-cai1er further information apply to MAJOR fHOMP-
con No. n Wooserst. Terms easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

CTEAM ENGINE and BOILERS for SALE
- One horse Engine 2ohorse second hand one
table Engine and Boiler second hand Aso several Boilers
An of which will be sold cheap. Apply to
HENRY ]. DAWSON Mech. EnEneer, No. Deyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
gteambpats ann Railroads.

EOR HARTFORD and intermediate Landings on
the Connecticut River-On and after FRIDAY MARCH,
M. steamer GRANITE STATE Capt King will lssye rer 10
"a East River Peek slp) every MONDAY WEDsEeDaL,
md AT O'Clock D. m For further information Apply
70 oAAioN - 'H-''' D. A. MILLS, Agent.
nor BRIDGEPORT-Far 50cts.-The steamer
ANSoNIA Can't Chas butcher, leaves Peck ip every
- Thnr.dsy nd Saturday at Freignt taken ct the
49,, ys,a. Il. LOCKYER Co., No. liz ssuthst.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JEhsEn.
IN Leave fsot Of Courtand.s, Jersey City Fsy, aay
fsnasvs exoepted $40 D. m for Permont ana eunern Az
M snd o. NJ for Piermon Leave Sunern a. Nd a =
Piermont 6:45 NJ and 20 p M Stages connect or na'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
REAUrIFUL WORKS OF ART

II
w. b. WESTCOTr Co Auctioneers, will sell as above, at
Ha West 2ls the entire magnificent FURNITURE con-
aimed In the above residence all OF which made to order
krstclass; comprising superb rosewood Paor Chamber
Furniture, magnificent rosewood Pano-t orte
rse full Suites Parlor Furniture rich broc,tel made by
SWss marble and bronze Groups and Figures with choice
,olisc1ion Of Oil PEintinss.
Ths house repee with every elegance adapted to fashion
40 and costly furnished residence.
Rich China, Glassware, Siverwsre &c.
Catalogues house No postponement Of sale on any account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
MisfelIanecns.

A LARSeE collection of BIRDS and QUAD
IA ROPEDS for SALE, suitable for Museums, Colleges
Schools Private Collections Psror Ornsments Inc spee
prepared by the Subscriber for beauty OF outline sna
like posons have no equal this Country portion Of ne
above vii be exchanged for other propeity ooop,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
Mafbinerp.

DURNFLLy PATENT ROTARY PUMP,
ID .dsnted to all purposes pumping from the well and cs
tenn 10 The Steam Fire Engine The most simple dnrsoe ana
efficient Pump ye, made Principal sale. depot NO. 70 rla
St, New-Y0rk. oAnloEn .. LE ne---
DOARDMAN's PATENT STEAM-BOILER,
ID No Broadway NswYOrk Boiler save. % per
IN use can be altered and enlarged Send for circular
III u'o -" ~ IA. BOARDMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

NEW-YORK d ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
The Cour. having the Receiver pay the inter
in aud hereafter to the SECOND MORT
GAGE BONDS Of this Company until the arrangements ee
peee payment Of the principal those holders who
have not yet received COUPON Sd U notified that they
can procure the same Of the ecs OF the Company No As Wall
st. on production their Bonds that they will be received
vouchers by the Receiver The payment OF the inst COU
pom In will commence AONDAf the LIN Instant
WV Wv SAMUEL MARSH President
Kew.York March T. 1850. N. Y. & T. H. H. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

NOTICE.-HOLDERS of the FIRST MORT
~ GAGE BONDS of the NEw-HAYEN, NEW-LONDON
AND STONINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
notified that on after the 10th day OF March inst by pre-
senng the Coupons the for the 1888 49, and 90
10 the New Aaven Savings bnk they will
cese the thereon in and Income Bonds for the
principg-New Haven March l. 1860 BY order Of the Di
ector VIM BARTLETT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
Sales bp Antticn.
srrrox pEarKR, Auc,isneer

SIMEON DEArKR, Aucti3neer
..rrrON NOTICE.--Pursuant to an order
~ 18th day OF Februsr 1850 by the Court Of Com
n pse "a In and for the City and County Of Newfork
- Ps S,nsS supplementary TO execution on judgement 90
ssss gsex Court agSnst Geofg. 7. RodnI aet ndsnt,
1 sAhe auction At the Merchants' Exchange IN the
80 % W. on the lsth day Il March, Ieee a. O'CLOCK
Nv sISsS certain BOND made by Nathaniel II hodman'
u S.y Of February 1884, conditioned for the pay,
IeA he an or before the first day OF January 1860 aud
SsS Security SyS ny Of :
es IoSs therein described IN sullivan County, State Of
S.rlSl New" ANDREW w. LEGGAT, Receiver.
. uoxAHON, Attys, No. 27l broadway.
A. 81 MERwiS, AuctiOneer.
~ RANGS, MERWIN, n Co., Trade-Sals
- B~SSooSDAY EVENING, March u, at o'clOck.l
FROM A BOOKSELLER-Comprsnga valusble
efNa S,snAsrd Books Snd Miscellaneous Stock, among
s. many Illustrated Works and several lots Of stereo
s1gs.s1nnSSSspiY AFTERNOON, March IA, at O'Clock
,pRNkTE LAW LIBRARY-Embracing Federal and
9 pp... An Common Law and Equity. Admiralty Reports
s,e laws Dsesis Commentaries. rrestises &c. Also,
sS.ssSon ~ choice Books In other departments.
F<r.sis-.ss a ~ obtained Of the aaction-rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
noohna.


n EVER-EAILING ELASTIC CEMENT -
IN A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR LEAKY ROOFS. Applied
to order by JHo S. HENRY 4 Co., No. % Cansl-st.
DATENT MICA and FIBROUS
CEMENT ROOFING.
Adapted every variety Of Roopew Old unequaed
for durability beauty and espnas by otion In
CEMENT Tor SALE by hebsusl with pssed lnstf ons for
JOSEPH DITTO %, No. s7s Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10


IN PANY DIVOEND-The Board Of Directors this Com.
pany have THIS Jay decsl semi annual OF
PER CENT PAYABLE at the Pacific Bank and after the 18th
March The transfer will be closed from the 10th to the
J. CAMPBELL, IT,, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

(NOVINGTON AND LEXINGTON R.R. CO.
~ The holders Of the first overdue COUPONS Of the GOV
INGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY, pay
Able lat sepember 1883 will dep ost with the under
signed for collection before the 10th ns they w p'
paid early april In Kentucky The falling due tho
ist inst are being paid at the BANK OF AMERICA
WINSLOW, LANIER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

March 2, 1860. )
PURSUANT to an Order Of the Supreme Court,
Il the INTEREST the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
of the NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
which became due Sept 1885, win he paid the Oce OF
the Receiver in Fireplace, New.YoTk, On and sler March
lath inst
INTEREST on BONDS for which extension coupon, have
been issued viii be paid presentation and delivery Of the
coupons and interest bonds for which extension coupons
have been issued will be paid OF the bonds
for Enforcement Of aud the receipt Of the person pre-
senting them. NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

DIANOS, MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA
III ORGANS and all kinds Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GREET music, MUSIC BOOKS, and all kinds Of Musical
Merchandise the lowest possible pee, hand rsnes
rent and rent purchased Monthly received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

CHICAGO CITY BON DS-SEWERAG
~ L0AN5.-The Bonds bear per interest. Coupons
payable January ard July in New and ma ure In
1898 TIE payment Of sinking fund provided for
by The entire debt Of the City Of Chicaso
62239M0- of which has been contracted for strictly munich
pal purposes. For sale BY ASHLEY NORRIS
No. 50 Exchange-psoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

THR MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD Co., TRsAsUREkb 0YYlcE, I
NEW York, March O. 1850
HNHE COUPONS for INTEREST due Nov. j,
Il 1850 on the FIRST MORT3AGc BONDS tdue in 1850
of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
win be paid presentation and surrender she Corn Exchange
Bank, on and sfteI March IL, inst
FRANKLIN E. WORCESTER, Assistant Ire asurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

i q. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st. Mspufacturer
md importer Of FISHING TACKIT a. an d. vsretv
ey Guns, Powder ana She. Meta seines and Fxkss A.
e<p-l--s done Al short notice Es.sbEshed ia 1851
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-09

gave news of the shooting of Pearce; Lieut. Muir
started out first, and afterwards Sergt Smith;
Lynch emained, and after Ball came in, he went
out with hi II and some others to go
to the house where Pearce was
LIT. Muir, recalled by State.-Itwas a dark, gloomy
night; the houses on Bond street were most all
ciosed.-Wm m. Howard, sworn.-Wa an officer at
the time of this shooting was on the stems of the
sta uon house, when Lynch and Duncan came up
and said Pearce had been shot; to go down. witness
started down Bond street, and when he got to Alice
ann street, heard shot, and then farther on
heard another; when witness got to Shakspeare
street, Miss Smith cried out to him, "sbe's shot !"
'shes shot; witness turned and went into
mouse, which dark; witness then lirhted n
piece OF paper and went into the back room; heard
woman grooming; found Mrs. Wevhinp on the
floor and picked her up; Lieutenant Muir and Ser
geant smith then came in, and the wound was ex.
amined. by Mr. Whitney.-Left Lynch going
In the watch house; he could not have run to Shak
speare street aid fired the shots which killed tha
woman between the time witness started and the
nearing OF the first report-Miss Smith. recalled
py State;-Recoilect speaking to officer Howard as
ne stated IN his testimony; it was a dark, misty
night-The testimony was here closed and the
defence proposed to submit the case, as the State
could hardly ask a conviction on the evidence pro-
duceo'-Mr. Whitney said the States testimony
was certainly sufficient to find indictment upon.
Inc witnesses for the prosecution were either en-
tlrely mistaken in the identity of the prisoner.
or the other witnesses had perjured themselves;
that, however, was question of fact with the iury
The jury, after an absence of about five min
utes, rendered verdict of not guilty.-The pris-
oner was then discharged Court, at quar-
ter of three o'clock, adjourned until this morning
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Mary A. Il. Burroughs Goodrich & Beam and
>. Z. Bean Bill to set aside mortgage bill of sale.
argued by W. P. Whyte for complainant, and
Thos Donaldson for defendant.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN
VIM Ortwne Us. The Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore. An action to recover damages for the
flooding of plaintiffs premises, by reason of chang
ing the grade of Pennsylvania avenue. Verdict for
observation-disclosures to day, 2S4 to 800 inclu-
sive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Nothing done in this Court yesterday.