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Kcok NIX IRA nCh Bank 81 ock for sale.
A n SHARES Of the Stock Of the State Bank
~ Branch at Kcoknk. for sale. Apply ct the
Banking House OF IA. X. Love Go.
jan 3, sod JOHN g. FLOYD.
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y. X. hickey,

r.. K. HICKEY,
GeneFnl Agent. COmmissioner eff
Deeds. anA oaary uhIic,
GIyES special attention TO Buying, Selling, or
" Exchanging Real Estate, Parties having
property to soil win please call.
oFfICE-At the store Of W. r. Hickey, No. 65
Main.st-, ksokuk.
decl0d3m
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H0m OrOQA COlIsgc nO AK.
NOV ready, "VERDANT GREEN, ~ this day
~ receivadby OGDEN, BROWNkLLA co.
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II IT, w
R Ot.@ = n Oe.
AND
LEATHER STORE!

MV fJsHE undersigned have opened store I'M
. Mt No. 1876 MMtn-st., Reid'sR
Block, betweentth and 9Th SITS, where they will b
pleased to wait on those desiring
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirting,
Bride and
Collar Leather,
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and all kinds OF
Upper Leather,
Const Antly on hand. Also, Shoe Findings Lasts
Pegs, &c.
Desiring to merit Ii, VIC ask share Of the pub
lie patronage. EVANS 4 BIDLEMAN.
Keoknk, Sept. 3,-dAw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO DO Continued
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saIy 10 embrace tnGm In TINS CONTAMINATION
There arc applications pending for four more
branches, and the probability is that the number
will be increased TO twenty in all in tho Of
this year, which will be able, it is thought, to
supply the wants of the legitimate business Of the
State for some years. IL these branches have not
accomplished all that the public expect Of them 1t
is gratifying 1T least to know that they have done
a cautious and safe business; commanding the con-
fdence of the people, whilst they have IN small
degree subsorved the interest Of the community at
large In relieving the reasonable wants of its bust
ness men.
III the very extraordinary financial pressure in
the midst Of which they commenced their business,
has limited their operations the one hand, has,
upon the other, impaired degree of caution and
prudence in the management Of their business.
which lie worthy OF all praise, and cannot fail TO
commend them to the confidence of the public
In this ectien viii be pardoned for
that nasmuch as the State has lent to this institu
tion it's name, and PAT ticpates to some extent in
managing and directing its operations, through
three directors OF it, own appointment, Ii should,
by tho passage Of cot, express Its willingness to
RECEIVE the issues OF these branches in payment OF
taxes.
Standing In this intimate relation to these insti-
tutions 1T Ia but that the State should in this
way, add its idence that Of the public, which
10 an element OF such vital Importance 70 their
successful operations. need not add that this
policy, in my Judgment, would greatly snbserve the
interest and convenience OF the Taxpayer, whilst
IL would tend to drive much of the foreign free
bank money out Of our State, and I'LL its place with
own issues.
beg to say, that desire to be held alone re-
sponsibie for this Recommendation, it docs not
enanate from the request Or even suggestion OF
any Of tho parties interested in the banks.
have not understood that any banks have been
established under the Free Banking Law. have
heard 1t suggested that 1t was too stringent and
ought To be modified. doubt whether m applica.
tion Of this kind ought to be entertained should
one BIO made II IL the want Of these stringent pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
COURT OF APPEALS.
NOTES OF DECISIONS SOL BLFORE REPORTED.
The People exrcAspnwa agt The Supervisors OF Richmond
County

NOTES OF DECISIONS SOT BLFORE REPORTBD.
The People ag The Supervisors OF Richmond
The power conferred upon the Commissioners Of
Highway BY special act 10 .} out desisa9ted road Is TO be
ing their general duties II is objection that such consruc-
oped for State purposes to one Of its or6eaon Il is IN
the power the Legislature to determine where the burden
tndeT the Highway law r. 5is, So the Commits.
may lay highway up'n their own motion, and
Where appointed 10 FL vacancies IN the Office
Of ghwsys without designating the class TO
which they shall respectively belong the hrsI named in the
appointment be regarded appointed to the hst class or
that highest IN numerical ORDER.
be officers ged duty Of making assessment Of
tie Damages Of land takeH for highway executed
paper stating that, between them and such
owner his damages iqudated at SPECIFIED sum- Held
claim presented to Supervisor who permitted
their session pire without taking action upon IT, to be
esrded rejected Tor the purposes Of mandAmus to compel
it, allowance.
The rule that personal property subject TO the law
which the otis 10 the oy
bequst inteacy though founded international comfy Is
equally Obligatory upon our Courts as legal rae oil purely do
Il til origin. ,
the Of assets II this state equally accountable
tribunal appointing h@ where they are voluntarily paid
delivered TO m here as they were collected WITHIN ITS
An executor appointed Connecticut receiving payment,
NAV account Probate Courts OF Connecticut ind
he f trt be- takes out letters Of
in this State liable to account here for such
in the course Ct administration under tie orders OF the
Whether the Courts Of this State to decree distribution OF
the assets collected here under aux administration
granted by them 10 remit the disposition thereof TO tho
tesstOf's douie not question Of jurisdiction
Judicial discretion upon the circumstances Of the pacu-
lar
The estaor died resident Of Connecticut were his exeeu
tors and egses Xths Of tie estate was before TIC o
bate Court Of that State counting aud Distribution aud the
executor desire; remit that Jurisdiction tho Distribution
the remainder which had been collected by virtue OF adnn
Gtion granted him by the Surrogate OF Ne" several
Of who after the testaof DEATH became residents
Of th State tia the odbuon should be deceed by
New OK whom she executor ad ApPl.d
for final his accounts IL appeared ina the sur
A front
.nce 10 lie Construction the will Held ttai the SURROGATE
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Dealers in outside securities tell us there was never
ese activity IN that speces of property than at present.
Boz Dis of the City Of Milwaukee which were the most
active Of the class to which they belong are now at
st,nd.tj in consequence of recent decision OF ~
United States Court pronouncng certain issues to rail-
rcsds invalid Holders Of bonds not embraced in the
decision are firm at former prices, but there no diapos
lion 70 buv at the prices asked white the bonds espe-
ca,lv involved in the decsOn, could hardly be worked
off at better rate than 80 cent Hat being some Ia
y cent less than the rate prevailing fortnight ago
Other town bonds are generally held prices when 90
not leave holders very liberal rate OF nave
gradually settled down into the hands OF parueS IT.
siding IN the respective towns by winch tney are
issued-such parties, in many Instances, rePosins
greater confidence in them than can be expected OF
general BUYERS. st. Louis, Nashville, and other
Southern city bonds have ceased to be Affected 0y ho
cry of Dsunion, which prevailed Immediately oeiore'
ana subsidized Immediately AFTER the election Of Speaker
of the House of Representatives. These are held al
rates which yield but little if any more than legal
interest and there is neither disposition TO buy nor 10
sell. City of Chicago is firm, commanding fair price
and ready sale.
The New-York & Erie, in connection with the Mich
igan Southern Railroad, pnbsh the following through
rates for 1860 On cas-. ward bound freight from date
until changed
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n. v. Wholesale Price. of Country Produce.
FOB THE WEEK ENDING WsDsEsDAia FsB ~ 1850
Reported exclusively for rHE NEW TRIBUNE oy DsH~

FoR THE WEEK ENDING WEDsKsDAI, FsB. q, 1880
Reported exclusively for TIE NEW oA iH' " DAAN
NorroB TO cossesoRs OF FAKM PRopUcE-Put everything
In order plain indeibe directions oyer{ package,
inc udiu2 weight with are count and OF articles Ass
tack bill particulars inside Of package nsiAed Bill,
always send By mall with notice VIXEN and how things
CosMssloNs-For selling Berries Fruits &C. where packages
and small lots OF stn1 III Y cen' Oher Fam
oroT,TIoSs ae foT sales Of good Produce good order
wholesale such Farmers realize e not JoDOe OF sP-c"a-
the last week we have had but additional
n In hi. line aud This SEEM not 20 have much disturbed
and the receipts equal the sales 90 that the stock 1.
not diminished The tptop fine Buer-o hne that there
may sold slight advances but this fact must aot be taksn
a. any indication of general Improvement All other grades
az b md drooung ard as the advances the higher
gaoes constantly sliding into the lower Glasses - that al
fbuo r uotions are unaered the acreage rate
tInS louer tin TOD dairy is great rarity Some old
that has been rated by county buyers
thsn one dairy thirty will pas muster In this mnke' a.
strictly frt class We repeat these facts for the purpose 81
impleig real state Of the care qpon our country sna'
inere sted in this class Of produce. We lUote;
Orange Co. pals y IN aZ9 Western Hes best, late
Orange Co.. ma b. 20 az made:
State CHI t-hr tubs, dol8 an Western. bar 70 good III Oh
State ez W'shtbs, 90 10 9ls VIA Mich, n....n flt
s.s:s common con 70 Sis
CHEEsE is Grm We quote; ,,.,-
Far to good qaslity.... GO Enssh DAIRY Vest oil
BSaSs~scdiams are in large supply. wsquOs packages
medI1 g. IL Il OOal Os Kidney, dc. OOea Is
BrEswG1-southsrn and Western, = D. 1880.
Bhoos CoRs-we quote; Bes: grades, y ID, iO0lla
BUCEwHRAT FLoUR-Sl 50G@l u.
EGGs-The market has been steady daring he'~eek We
jersey & Phra y doz. a2o Western, p DOM. -as
Fresh MRATs-We quote 49,
Beef des, good 2 ID. y Veal eAIcassss. ;..'''' g
Mutton, csrcsaaes....' FORK jersey hsn' ~
PoIk, heavy Ut ~ 's1 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

Next we may mention very fine structure for the
importers Traders Bank 10 be put on the elite OF
Ball a. Blacks old location, opposite the Park, adj
jon ing toe building occupied by the Back at the pres
eDt time. For the front variety Of materials ere
spoken Of such Nova Scotia sO0e iron, and marble
The entire property in question sold, in The year 1901
for onesXth OF what Is given simply Tor the Ut
expired portion Of Ball Blacks lease, having nine
years to run.
Another large marble store is to be erected next
Spring the southwest corner Of Broadway and
Grand street, for Thomas Sdiern.
10 Greene street, near Grad, very line marble
store reproof, and 50 by 80 ee Is TO be put up, at-
joining and in correspondence with the store nov IN
progress Tor TIoU S Directory establishment.
marble store 5 TO be erected on the corner of Elm
and Duane Streets on ground lately cleared by the
widening, for :. Martins OF Brooklyn.
Iu Brooklyn, near Bedford, a number OF elegant
frstclass environ houses in Of erection
for RoptleDent of this city, including Mr.. Campbell
President of the Pacific Bank Mr.. 5. d. ADDISON aud
others Rents il Brooklyn generally firm, but the
tendency 10 advance ID partially checked by the largo
lumber of medium-s'zed houses building IN tae
back part Of the city, and which will be ready for -;
cupancy in May. Probably there are 800 houses OF
this description, erected within the few months
journal Commerce.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoHs-FEB. 22.-Bssore &c
cordeT BARSARD

DEPUTY sHERIFFS AND A CONSTABLE AT THE BAR.
Owen Farley, machinlst, WAS TIED and convicted
of COMMITTING burglary goods OF william aud
Henry Yoge No as Tnird avenue the night OF the 2h
December quantity OF silks cOhs, gentemens clothing,
the value OF lao disappeared very yefionsy with
ont auy further than which lay IN the door
wsy Lex morning Henry testified that he Farley
scruinzng the tnop vince the night preceding the r@obe
when he had the coat which vas found next N
the VIM Noge eshed thai TINS coat had
sold to them, time previous The Court setenced
Faey the Prison for tour year, and eight months
John HsnolAn Sweoe, having snoema,er snp m Rector
Get tied for sauitns James Tenlson wiz knife on
A deputy sheriff named John Martin arTaisnsd for
asssung Philip Wolfe with slungshot IN float OF tue
Eutcw House No sLth Avenue, The 25d Of Marcn
last aher having nsuea him accusing him Of having
Keeper house prostitution Howard street The CON.
papar aer having received blow, went st the assant
AID threw the ground but did hurt him. and let him
M again deputy snenh dealt him several mofe
blow wi the slughot hitting him IN the lace sni knocfirg
TIE prisoner was discharged at ths instance oi
Tkomss Cushin. constable Of the 18th Ward and cand
date Hal faction Of the Democracy for eecion to
OF having carried OF worth OF tho furuiture OF Mrs Van
Zand Of Yorkyille, without any legal process
The proecuX aege tia. Cuah eVied o. he property 20
thee times The value U! udsnuI "ich eu Oee
tanned Mrs kOsanHs Of whom Mrs an LAndt claims
10 know nothing The defense this contrary attempted 70
show Ms Van ZAnd and RJsanna were IN eaty one aud
to a debt owed Odd named Joan heiy
Kelly testified he haa been selling aud NIX 20 Mrs
Van Lsndt Rossnns he did not kno" when was sh of
which had been paid anything but mai oDAl7d JUG
V1s Witnesses were called show the circumstances Of
the sobeouebt Mrs. var Iands iunitue nut nothing
81 "a. elected bevong .st that Of IL wen!
rer cheap Judge Connolly called 10 the stand ana te
tined fs- he had the defendant ioI numoef ye4
and bad reason TO consider nun a iJy
good character aud frosty officer oil the law ne deene a'o
epted the furniture got shs property o.
Mis- l. n Zandt, bat belonged : Mr. = seL
At O'Clock the Jury returned aud not having agreed wore
al
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cOrrpr c.LYNDAR-rrIs DlT.

SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERA-Ihe non-enu-
mersed calendar viii be- continued. -
Tefminer Part I-koA SO, $50 iee fGi lo 80, ls5 5
4I5 I0l $50 3Os IA 2sS 81, 40 4os 300 ae Sv "'l 2s
l2l, 4l4. ~.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Same as "Wednesday.
Part H. Same 10 Wednesday. 49, 49, IN ~ o.,
KECs CCus4r SrECIAL TERM.-Nos. u, -, ~ 81.
BnooKIYs CITY CoURT.-hO3. 20, 81, ia, a., ~,
81 q ~ 81 81 %. o, G3, - Y, ~, u, u. 3, Ia
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There are rumors Of new difficulties between the
four lines Of roads connecting the Atlantic with the
West, charges of bad faith, &C., but if the severe
lessons Of last year have been entirely lost open
breach Of the present harmonious understanding will
occur.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant, and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for us from
the rates current at the Banking Office OF Messrs.
Thomson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

Srpvrp HER RIsHT.-A fashionable young lady, "a
few days since went into d IN Norfolk Va and
atter Thorough examination of its contents, bought
dimes worth Of thread which she ordered 10 be sent
yoclr.d am esrr. ~ wagon the driver OF which took
The package backed up 20 the door lowered the tail
board delivered the package, and collected fifteen
ceuts-tbe usual charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

ACCIDENTS AND INQUEsTs.-Coroner Gamble yes
terday held inquest the New ok Hospital the body
of Michse Kelly who died from injuries received the 2ls
instant appears deceased had been engaged
chimney NO l Bo~ey and thai be accidentally fell through
the scuc distance OF eigh whereby received
the skull resulting in Margaret Martin for
mery residing No. 2g5 Wet Tdyhrst street died yesterday
the Bellevue Hospital IL consequence of burns received on
the 18Th OF December The Coroner notified to hold
non at ont he body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

SHoPLIFTEKs-Offcer Hudson Ct the Tgenty-sixth
precinct yesterday Amelia Morre and Louis b. OPP
penhe chsfeed with having stolen piece Of satin valued at
42 from toe Of Brown Bliss and Deming No $50 Broad
way. Tie prisoners into the store together and while
Oppenheim attention Of the clerk Amelia secreed
the beneath shawl closely observed by
Of the propTeors the establishment attempting TO
taken before Justice Osborn who committed them for
mination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

John McClsye has sold one Engish-basement four
story brick dwelling on south side of Twenty-axth
street between Sixth and Seventh avenues for So 500.
Mr.. McCaye also reports the sale of lot on north
ride of Fifty fourth street. $50 feet east of Ninth av-
enue, % feet front and rear, and averaging 81 feet
deep, for $3.50. Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have
tod 4 lots north least corner Fifty-htth street,
and Second avenue, each 25xlOO, for $1,000. AIso'
lot north side OF Seventy eighth street. 800 feet west
Of Second avenue, 2Jxll2, for s7Oc cash Ihey also
report the sale of 40 lots, being the entire biocA'
bounded by seventh.eghth and Seventy ninth free'S'
Broadway, and Tenth avenue, with eood u"e,"ns
houfe thereon that cost $1,000 the whole SSld ior
$50 600 seyertypinth street IL 100 feet wide, and
graded. Tenth avenue 10 also graded'
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ADVERTISEMENT
PROFESSIONAL.

JosHrA r. BRDGE NJ D., offers his professional services at
his rooms GTsenbeIg Institution No - Park-row
Newly Iyequ'uTies and diseases Of Women, Of
descriptions C,001 chronic malignant ciseaseT (b0th
los and cousutioaa sktuy and successfully treated
Once hours, 9to I, and 3to4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

T,Rrp or LnE.-A man named william barso,
Twin. al No IN Elizabeth street Tuesy e'ens d..
dose Of for the purpose Of self wac cos
covered bv Policeman OF the fourteenth fseenor ,ixa
veyed ri duz store, where Posea ,ss The man
which relieved his ach OF 90 toaa -
"a then taken 90 the Fourteenth Ward ssstlon .''
he sub,pquen.ly recovered sufficiently ~ >aA he-s'
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THE TALsT-PRETEysE CASE AT TROY.

1o ese Ea;ror or Ihe n. Y. ITfbrRs >.
SIR: In your paper OF to-day, undsr tins heading
Another Complaint against the Troy Merchant, you
rep1eeent me as one " who was apprehended few
dsys since on a charge OF hsviOg defrauded Messrs.
Bowen, Holmes 81 Co. of large amount of property
by means Of false representations you say also that
I"wss the subject OF similar complaint on Saturday,
&c.
You have mistaken the person. am not - The Troy
Merchant !" and never have been " merchant Of any
place; have never seen Brown, Holmes q Co, aad
consequently could have made any false representa-
tons bor any of representations TO them nor de-
frauGed them but am quietly pursuing my c&hng OF
attorney at law in this city, have done for Two
yeaIs. Please do me the Jusceto publish tnis az you
did me great injustice IN to-dAy.s paper .,.-
Resnectfully yours. &c, DANIEL MARVIN, JE.
Tr0g N y Monday, Feb. 20 1850
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RROOKL w ITEMS

The fifth lecture Of the Gothic will be given at
the church corner Of Even and Grand Streets L. d.,
this Thursday evening by the Rev. +. S. Dehass.
Subject: " Life in the Backwoods."
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Advertisement |
EYERYROnY
} HAPPY

EVERYBODY COULD BIZ USEFUL AND HAPPY
they had the proper occupation and knew how to control
passions their tue best advantage
ph geological examination given a. FOWLER WELLs
No 5O3 Broadway Is just what needed by most persons
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Advertisement. !
us nnrivaled Snnca
LONDON CLUE SAUCE

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-Ihis unrlvaled Sa1ce.
manufactured by PAREER BRos, London be obtained
sgent this city, ~ J. PARKER No 10 Beeksns IhK
article superior Inc Worcestershire Sauce, aaa 90 oh
tanned Is One-aslf the price.
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AuNflt lttihcui'
IAMENTABLR SUICIDES.

We Thousands in dying by inches coughing
tbenfcves into the grave when Mrs NJ ~ GARDNEks INDIAN
BAIsAN OF LIvEHwoET AND HoARHoUSD would quiet the
and he dease pieing them 1t found
OF ali the Druggists.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TKAL TERM-FRB 22.-Betors
Justice HOFRiAS.
THE VALUE or A HUSBAND.

Eliza Alexander administrative, sgt Stats 5. Bell
On the 10Th of july 1896, the husband OF the PLAIN
till while crossing Greenwich street in this city was run over
the defendant and killed The defendant
woodward the river West street, where tho
horse had been left wtho tying ana when 1t had
started proceeding good without driver Do
IRON city at the time aud insisted that he
habe because person named Lynch had been using
the end in delivering wood the office OF iHe ~ L.
Herald ana had ieit 1t united.
point there conflict OF evidences 4he defendant
Of the horse and that the only
fault he had in going when told to proceed but that
he then refused 10 proved Tor defendant
that plaintiff was aged Alexander supported the family
stqueaty that pecunary loss resulting from ms
death.
The Juoge charged the Jury that though the statute looked
pin cpay the pecuniaiy o resulting TO the survivors yet
the only ground Of damage and tnat the Jury
they death resulted om negligence OF defendant
any event hnd verdict for nominal damages ana 30
much under the CT cumsance they tLough proper
The Jury found a verdict for plaintiff OF t15
For plaintiff h. Devein fer defendant sxJudge Dean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

SANCTUARY BUTCHER BOYs.-Davd Frank aud
Leopold bloom blooming butcher boys got into quarrel
Slau house street. when Frank at
tempted bis opponent by ssbbing in the face
with butcher knife lie succeeded in cutting gssbe-
the Bloom which, though painful not danger
Prank arrested for the assault and held ~ Justice
Brennan il 81 900 bonds to 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

The present circulation Of the Brooklyn daily papers
reported to be a. follows; I@e', 1905 Eagle $780, Nsp'
4 600, Stay, 1905 Transcript 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

RoBBERI.-While the Carnival procession was GO
Ing through the Sixteenth Ward Wamsburgh Tuesday
robt cry was conn tilted upon the premises Of rs
kraede No. ~ heerole street while had stepped
10 eoL the procession Wh.n h returned 10 hours
tine found her drawer in tho bur,an l4
iewef sverwAe and money VINO committed tho robbery
c.n,c 10. g,cer,alneQ.
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TAdvsrd5emens.l

Mhfons OF Bellies OF MIS-. NiNSLON OODIh.
ING Strip used every year in the United States f
Children TeeiAng, with nevertsng Rebel v inzos
diase sns oeTtais. Only rs cents 3 bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

FATAL AccIDEST FROM BvRsISG FLUD.-Corouer
Horton notified yesterday hold inquest the body Of
Nr. Gordon who died the morning previous Of injuries
sustained by the explosion Of fluid lamp winch she
gaged hlng Deceased resided In Flashing
5chenek IT. she 80 years Of age, aid leaves family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

REAL EsTATE-The following sale was made yes
tcrday, Ut the Exchange by a. j. Blocker Son Coz
SEQ acres OF land with buildings, in Allegheny County,
Maryland.
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Receipfs Of Produce
INilliau Burke,

TorAI 81 ALL RouTKs-feb Y, lIl-1tss oes m a.
1929 bush Corns 7S22 do Oats SS7 pksA frosiA'a'
Lard; $50 10. Whiaky.