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CasI)
PARK LOTS for SALE,

$. EDDY & Co., No. 81 LIBERTY-ST.
.ure font 90 StAsv With lois sdionirs on The strsss
lots on 77h 18Th and 18th ss, between ith and hhvh
Lets on sd Ut. and Hhsy.
Lots on 9Sth u. and ahsv.
Aiss In PIots on I6ths, sthtv and 7thsv nsas
xLo L... on 18th 9th iehsva and Broadway above whist
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Gteamboata auo Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD:.-Frsm De.
III n lsse Trains wia Leave Chameess sstics e oass
pfs and $40 p m Ger PoasAisepss 1ssA and se .
$40 D N; FOX Pesksinl s;is Aontrel and bassS2
rs,ssnssr Train tvh ssepingcA) lssvss shts dolly -
, N. Ths fea,Alssp.is, Pesisk sad sac sns Tssn. =
me q The Wy station. f",snfe saIsn q yasIs -
siOy :lS and lo.ie m, aud al and ~ and AhsAs
''''' =" A'A''s' ''''' % ' A D. sMiTK slp.s..s.atsas
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snd allowed and The Comptroller DO directed =. p then from
appropriation for Printing Stssionery snd Bns yoeks
ORtaO BLUNT,
ISAAC RAIL, "a,
A wEIsMANN, t.t
Committee on Pristins and Ststionsry'
Board Of SUPERVISOR Feb. g. 1850 -.
On ayes and noes adopted. /, vouso c,.,l
Resoluen on bin Of Daniel French for css =. Ss
Resolvcd 1hst the bill Of d. French tor ooa 10, w
county be audited and allowed II twenty fear dollars anu
Comptroller directed 80 pay u from ths sPP'op""
Lighting and Cleaning" &c.
Board 81 SUPERVISOR Feb g. 1868 e, xouuo clerk
Rsso,,on on nIls Of John MoGowsn and Geo. Hooa' '
serving snbpebsa p.u.. o., xhom were
ret RED III. annexed bills Of John NOTICES. an snI 80 ava
kuch for serving subpens respectful report tns' sIa
duIy Authenticated, and 10 al county onssc" A'
ms Il submi,ed for adoption; . ., ..,,,. a. sixtx
10000 hal the hil of John Mo'o~sn 70
s ,Isy. and thirty nine cents, George j. No a. syNs
a iars and Thirty rents, %, serving is
iI sS.ion, during the mouth OF January 10 De adrea
apS allowed and The Compocr oireo''d 20 pay 'noH up
.rosrisilon for "Ofhcers' and WIZ e,5es cos o,..
THOMAS LIFT x COMMITTEES 4
ELIJAH Y. PURDY, on
JAMES DAVIS, Grimm II Courts
WALTER ROCHE, and feoe.
Board OF supervisors, Feb. 6, 1860.
On a, % and noes adopted - .x<..,.1 .,
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Real Gstate Tor Gale.


A FARM of 50 ACRES--Improyemen in ex-
N ceren order; 10 Of wood fruit &c u miles from
cepot easily tiled Also 40 ACRES upon hser besuti
fully iocated high state OF cuvation mile from depot 20
young ~ ia heAhy and good nelahbohood ~ miles
HON New ok, Is minutes by One OF 10 AChES ad
ioionz NY farm These FsIms productive aud desirable
Trsns and fro eight tms day am u tue depot
with my csrisse win show them 10 wslng pieas
Country homes day except saturday when a at
No rs Pinest. NJ Y Office OF j.. McBEAN3 ssq up stains
ON 10 TO o'clock &. A. LEV EkIDGE, Woshsd N. J.
COUNTRY SEAT.-For SALE, one OF the
~ oldest and 6ness estates in NewJsey situated on tho
east bsnk OF the Passse River about three quarters OF
honr from New York containing about two hundred acres
Of highly cultivated ground together with nsn.ion house and
numerous stables eosehh barns oattoshed
aud yards piggeries hennses &c The dwe ing ocsed
he center Of beautiful lawn Of several filed with Zoe old
shade trees shrubs and plsna The Ian meadow wooand
plowsnd and pasture owned ana oy .he
any parties wishns delightful and elegant country ,danoo
ht Muusy Hl distance Trinity Church and w ali street.
tho above Is worthy of full examination The state has large
water font on the Pssa with boat house. hh house &C. and
can be- sod 10 o. 40 or 80 parcels entirety on easy
terns For further particulars apply 70 arm ,yopo.u
faan No metropolitan Bank Building, Pine st.
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Go hjhom Il Htaa Gsarer1.
r1APRRs PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
r, THE MAYOR, FOR APPROVAL

PROM TIE BOARD OF SUP sRvIsoRs
ResvOu that tho compon:aisn the Son Greene grsn
soa iecsl Advr Of this Board DO 6Isa Tor tas current
Board Of SUPERVISOR keb. g. lisa.
On Ayes and Noes. adopted - ,,c,,>,o r,x
fssslusiou ON petition Of Edward W,s No iTS cinos
TS Ss; sS si. s:: 4 ScSUs.
not resiSe1t Of the CITY and Count, q lou ssS
bsDs Europe during dat period ss, ws; sS:Sn NJ ss
Pesns Sge' 20 the amour. "a. for the year
$50 me reioser further that he has 40, oow nor
bad @S Ss,ns s' yss5 s sss s:i'aa
are SVEN 70 before Commose Of oeees AND se az
sSo SSSa ~ SI sRe isiowns rssoiuiisa
-4 That the SeIssS S hs tps nou residen, OF tSs
-.ResPccsthy @s'' JAMES DAvIS
Tc WALTER ROCHE,
Committee o Annual Tsxcs
Beard q svperyiscr.. Feb 6. is6a IN VOTING c.,..
Hst IN Uetos Of Wa FL Choesbousb for the remission
S"nmt Se on Annu.l sxes to wheuwas referred the
snsssd petition Of VIM IL ChessbsousO for the remission OF
repOs, That the petitioner appeared before ysur
ss ssS 81 for the year sss tbs. the as
msde be vas minor ~ der the see Of u fes
ssS sSa 10 did 20, prOps whatever subject TO
S q 5sss nS a: s. 'a not Ss
she personal Popery consequently the TAX thus
$1,000 me sdovOa Of the folio log
e. I'd %Ss:
ss the tins the s'''s'P Pf1i Is I X seURpY,
john JOIN kSisasssgDY. Annual %ui; TssSs
Board Of Supervisor. Feb G. 1900
On aye ssd noes asoptod. n ,cv,,,, -, j.,
Re.OutiOo Of petition Of q. B. Hswey for the remission Of
n. Committee on Annual Taxs4
pstisn IL B. HswlsJ tO the remission tax respectfully
the petitioner onssssd in basinsss in this city s No
m Foo suS has been asa s"S y G Ss o. !;
the safe of oaGeocut Mr. Raway that he Ia and
h,s en rs. Of the s q S,s'tJn 10 Ss CGdSsJ o.
ioscr being exempt om taxation hare although his property
~ az, oe, Th.se are The ft and such Is tie law ra
ve q tTsiios this view Committee submit fer aasp
'i s sSs Tss he u.wloy year
sSS County q SewYorE IS, Tosiio1t Of the State Of
i''- ELIJAH y. PyRDY. COMMITTEES
JOIN aSS a. REMEDY. .DsuL
WALTER ROCHE, Taxes
Board Of Supervisors Feb. g. 1864
On ayes and noes adopted vo,,uo ~.
RssOlucu the petition Of TIA Rector snd vs'rymen Of
The cSm@,es on Annual Taxes when referred tbs
Church in the City Of Ne Y ORR respectfully report:
Committee hsve day considered the ,obect referred
TIE parties interested and slaO advised with the fsrComms
TRGS ne sss Se urcney 70 question
FcbruGy 1852 about that time Immediaiely thsreate
ship TIE building been completed and dedicated for that
" DS oU U n s SS 9sss for % % & as G
coocsea The tax for 1882 unpaid The petitioners AK 70
os ans custom sots ss ps mars 70 the redef asked fox
fer the above stsd your Committee recommend for
Rs.osed That the Imposed upon lot. In Twenty third
d r the year i be rsiatted tho said lots being used Tor
49, EIfysHF: PgRDY. Committee
5 5aa@@ESs OkxLSaxar on,
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0orean 9tsamfrs, &f.


V,APsCOTTS LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Pssssre ffsol or Liverpool slvsys be ensz-d "
thu well linz sailing weesly Al tho very lowest rstesi
sn5 any ts'ned payable to sly part ur
britain ireland, By applying 70 TAPSCofT 70 Ne ~
Soub-st ----.-- -
IN ADVANCE Of tho UNITED Static
MAIL
OLD MAIL LIMA
CALIFORNIA,
PANAMA. RAIL D.
Extra Steamers ct Panama and Acapulco
REGULAR DAYS trH and sors Of EACH MONTH
On MONDAY, Fec %, ct . Pm,
rhe North Atlantic Steamship Company VII dap<oa -
splendid steamship
X. H. PEARSON, Counsadcr,
For AsPIN~ all DiGECT, and wn connect, VIA fsssrs
gsrc.A wh the Pacific Nail Steamship Compsnya seeasf
SONORA,
r. r BABf, Commander,
And proceed u RrCT "a SAN FkANcJeCo .
Tor tesht spply the OF of the Company. No 50 Va
For passage spy at the Cfos-ove the Sasson me wsa
q the foot Of Canals 10 Wa "'ChaAn.
n B-.Les.ers al parts Of California VIII Dc tsksn
Tells Fuss Goa and FreeGan Co.'S Expresses oy t><s
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Beard - supervisors, Feb. s, ltss.
On - ana noes, adopted .. -, .
Resolution b Of B. b. Patrick for sas fur0isbed Suo'
estCG Ohce, $40
abe Committee Civil Courts 70 whom wa referred thu bill
e a. Psck fOF safe Coz the SurreEsss Office respectfully
repcr;
Ti the prvpedy incurred aud Ia duly sftesteA
1kc lSloens 10 submitted for sdop ion:
RS0oed That the bill Of r. 81. sac fo The ogbns
% Suogse DO snded ADD aloyed HUNDRED and F4y
doa and .he Comptroller directed pay from tho Aspro
pss10u fog Lighting, Cleaning dc"
ISAAC BELL, Jr,
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Z Civil Court
VIM g CONNER,
Boasd Of supervisors. February g. 1850.
sa,. o. syesa x noes, adopted :. $500
Rs.usion bl Of W. Roe Co for sstlOneIy s4os 70
Raeoutton bin Of w. II. Arthur Co for eoaey If6 -
80 Connttee on Pricing and Stationery, To whom
red The eDnexed bills for printing aud stationery furnished tbs
county Woold respectfully rcperti 80
% ths sItloes mentioned Ia these bills purchased for
ze nAs couL6y officers and the busae properly verified
Tia foueVfns resolution e Gitted
Rsesd Tbst the bin Of William D. Roe Co. amounting TO
h Ard and eight 6ars twenty cents and W H. Arthur
NJ. snouptar 10 one hundred snd feItynr dollars thirteen
ss a. prEns ssd stationery furnished 30 e,HnsJ be audited
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

"A COMPANY,
FORMERLY THE VANDERBfLT LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA
The only line cary Ing tbs IT, s. Mails on this rsoe ~ $50
"s0' aTH AND both OF EACH MONTH
From the ode.tsblshed Wharf foot Of wsIrenst "
She fvota 81. stnshtp sOKTH SCAR viii leave Ne~ fsh
on MONDAY Feb 20. at Va connecting. wa fznr,na
R.Irosd With he steamship OF iLA5A 80 5000. -,
IT,. EORT NFRH LiGRT win suceeed The NORTH STAR,
saving Na-Yoak March connecting With the stea@snS
CHAMPION.
snd al Insure pfoEpt connection OF passers sS
mails AZ the stbmns
Far or fsaht 70 any point the sppy ts
sniy afscs OF sha CoDpany In toe City OF NsvYogkJ
No. III WeA St, foot OF WarronSL
d. D. ALLEN. Asess.
NB-Au persens forbid Trusting any scoeapt
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TO the MOkIGAGE bOn DhU IN! s.y ., 'nO
COMP .HY-Ia,e Chicago and Mississippi Raiir"sd G.mos
~ agreement between the different csse. OF b"ndaod
eI. a. and recommended by the Committee appointed
Al neens Of BondhodeI Dee a. 1882 and unzn uionsly
ada pied ready for sgatue and he und at the
nee OF Ctj ARIES LtbH0DUN No 20 Jllh st Tbs
tine limited within which 4, may sgovd will expire March
20 sufficient number Of tue Bondho ders have gninsd
hs assent TO il TO uly the ComnitIro ia believing that tnsre
oft. being adopted ana fully carried out
app ,inted Tor viii ol raeetof OF
tho to the agreement be held at tho metropolitan
P.Bk on the els, day Starch 1862 IL O'Clock o., of the
puposr appointing Trustees Attorneys therein named
'rsrs snY ether business proper done a. that
nsetns CHARLES MORAN,
A VAN HOFFMAN,
WILLIAM HOGE, COMMITTEES.
T.. g. MEAD,
PPTH.
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Gouses to fet.

BROADWAY STORE to LET.-One half o
ID store in Broadway Of the best ocspns Addres
Box No 1910 Lower Post Oe stating the Kind ofbusaess
e. anted for.
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rl,EXAS DEBT OUTSTANDING LlABlLl-
4 tbs of the REPUBLIC of TEXAS boD- by GEO
K. sIsTARE. No % ExcbaDge-plsce, Room NO. 10
NHICAGO CITY B0NDS-SEWERAGE
" LOANS-Tho Bond bear 7 per interest Coupons
pay ahls January and July L. Ia Newly and mature IN
iss The interest aud sskns f1ad provided Tor
b, an The debt Of the City Of Cnlcsgo 10
which contracted for strictly munich
ri n,,oase. For ss,e by ASHLEY n NORRIS
- No y r. hang
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A. J. bLsRcKsa Auetioneei' 4
4 ST, a6th. 47thstsv and oln-a y. .1c,.0 on q.
THURSDAY, Fsbrusy ie $780, at o'clock S'he aee0An''
Exchange ,,r. NJ -so 49,, IL
u seet inches south 10th u. Lot iSs,e wss 49,. 49,.
Tn Sst st. asory ard ba,smss ne" ''''R '''''' O'"""
On ss,a wo ss,oi, an tigh steep brck houses end lots
Noa 10 and 90 w. near Broadway. =. ,.,,., -
On 47ths the Asloy trown toso |M h0use shD 'o '0'"
aide go eet y. 6tb.sv. Lot ,.xlco' ,,o,-,
Mspa ttipis, kel o. NO 7rhe%" N'''
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ITO LEASE-FOr 3 years, the whole UPPER
Il PART of the BUILDING NO: Ssa Broadway, tnowa az
Speys Clock Inquire Of SPERRY Co. No AT broad
way, eeraor Of Broome, of HENRY HUDSON No. IA
PeaTl-st
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finanrial.

a LBERT III. NICOLAY, At ctioDeer and Stock
~ Bres.r Ne 50 ismst Insurance Stock aud ether So
con ss pvae stocks Md Bonds bought and ssd 1t tho
Isolers' Board,
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ITO PARTIES having COUNTRY RESI-
DENCES to LET either furn'hed unfurns1ed, will
pie ase send their address description and to NJ
SEYMOUR Auconoer and Real Estate Broker No. 10 Mas
sau.st room No, s.
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GRANTING x MILAN CArAspRAI.-Mrs. II.
B. Stowe writes thus to ths New York Ede-
pendent: 'Tbis chanting in Milan Cathedral,
as itrisee and Aoats along those magnificent
aisles and arches, 10 one Of those things which
affects rs through IL. Imagination % powsr-
fully as to prevent critticism. We would not
give ig for petseA who could think d The
moment whether II wsFs soed music or not.
The whole church seeing at times 70 pulsate
and throb with Il ~ you are walking on the
outside, and i ths 9Tssa were vast heart
sending .S IT,. o I. ;oT1s ne iasf s Ess pl,:s
enough Of this for to-day!%s !%sioas.sFrr ssg
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From ROefOn.

BOSTON, January 14.-Wm. Il. Forbes, the
student at Harvard College, was to-day held
to bail In $500 for his assault on officer Hilton.
Ho gave the required bail, and left for his
home in Milton. ~. s.u,.,a.,y.-..-
Chas. g. Green, editor Of the Post, remitted
So, 900 to tbe Mayor Of Lawrence to-day,to
be expended in aid of the sufferers there. The
money was contributed by the Suffolk Club.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 1Ar-UPen, the vote
in the Senate yesterdsy rejecting the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Grund as Consul to Hasre, the
yeas and nays were taken, b. circumstance
which precludes the idea of any reconsidsrs-
ton. efa d ia4 10 All n "a.
The contrsetors for constructing the public
wofks, for which Congress failed 70 make sp-
preparation last session, are here fnlf force, 10
arge upon Congress the necessity Of immediate
organisation, that payments may be made fol,
material delivered under their various con-
tracts. They are said 10 be suffering even
more than the mail contractors. ~ n99ns'
An effort 10 making tonight 10 concentrats
the Democratic vote upon Botelsr, Of Viz,
ginia. It is said assurances have been given
that ninety -one Democratic votescsn be thrown
for him.
the United States Agricultural Society has
elected Henry Wagner. Of Western New York,
President, and reelected B. B. French, Treas
ursr, and Ben Perley Poor, Secretary. ~ aa.
Last night the members psftook Of sump-
tuous entertainment at the residence Of W.
W, Corooran. I'D. t.'".
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From Philadelphia =

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-The dinner TO
Hon. Bailey Peyton takes place tomorrow at
the Academy Of Music. II will be at
tended by quite number Of members Of
Congress. ,e5... ..,s--.,;,
Senator Crittendon was serenaded at mid
night at the Girard House, and made short
speech in response. D,ua. .o.,sa.s.
Mr.. Conrad, Of Georgia, also responded to
the call by the crowd. Both will attend tho
dinner to Bailey Peyton.i hood oti ~ o....
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Firaa.

MrDDLsrowN, CoNs., January IA The
Pamocha Mills, occupied by several different
Companies for the purpose Of manufacturing
sewing machines, britannia-ware, &c., were
totally destroyed by fire this morning. Lossc
about $4,000; partially insured. hul2
NEW YoRx, January H.--The building No.
Is Bowery, known as Rings building, was
burnt early this morning, The principal
losers are: G. Schneider, sofa manufacturer,
$4,000; W. F. wilkins, dealer in curlsd hair
and upholstery, $500; owner Of the building,
$40 900; total loss, $4,000. ,t..so,s ,... - g.
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Railroad Matters.

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-Hon. j. Edgar
Thompson has soospted the Presidency Of the
Southern Pacific abroad, tho terms and CON
ditions required OF him having been fully and
satisfactorily met by DR.. Fowlkes, the late
President 'fH3t 1865 hessaHf eeif
The policy of tlo Company for the future
was agreed upon by Thompson aud Fowlkes,
and cordially assented to bysHon. v. r. Ste
venson, Of Nashville, General Agent, and Hon.
Samuel Tate, Of Memphis, Commissioner of
the Land Department. This arrangement 60
cures beyond reasonable doubt the construc-
ton Of the Southern Pacific Road. 1 .nol. h
Messrs. Stevenson and Fowlkes left this
evening for New York, and intend to proceed
Ia a few days TO Austin, Texas. l.i- -e,.
The subscription to the stock now exceeds
S7O0,O00 for the construction Of the road, and
satisfactory offers have been made for all the
stock now unsold. Tho stock books have been
closed. transfer Office will be opened in
Philadelphia under tho management Of presi-
dent Thompson. W. Pre- i5w sd-r
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Later from Mexico.

NHw ORLEANS, January 14.--Advicss from
Mexico by the TENNESSEE state that the JuarsE
Government proposed to organize 0 regular
army, and disband tho volunteers and militia
now employed, and also to invite volunteers
and troops from abroad = = SA'asi'9l a'rT
The people along the National Road had
organized a vigilance committee and hung
one hundred Of the highwaymen who infest
the road. Travel is how safe from Vera Cruz
to the capital. yS'Fg ~ aa slis tsYf'
The steamer Tennessee has been withdrawn
from the route between this city and Vera
Cruz. a
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Arrival of the overland Mail.

MoLLoY'slSrArIos, January 14.-The over
land mail, with dates to December 23, passed
here at eight o'clock tonight. The reported
sale Of the Pacific steamships to Commodore
Vanderbilt was generally credited. The
weather In Carson Valley was extremely cold.
At Walkers River mines the snow was three
feet deep. Provisions were scarce, and the
miners were leaving, The amount Of gold
shipped by the Sonora on the 10th ult. was
$l,Sl2,636. '''s'1 -ni9M bus hs'oT Do IN
There was no improvement in business at
San Francisco. The city was making great
preparations for the holidays.
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DEoIpD H1r ON THE SrAeE.-The other
day, at one of the New Orleans Theaters, q
young dsbutanse, in making her first appear
ance on the stage, caught her foot in the
carpet and tumbled at full length. The critics
say she made decided hit--for she struck
first on her head and then-we leave the rest
to the imagination. punster thought the
close up Of the performance was highly
exciting,
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6 SINGULAR FAor.--N is Q singular and i'm
portsnt fact, that while the hsrbors Of Bal
timore, Richmond and Petersburg are effect
ually closed with Ice for the time being, the
harbor of Norfolk, Va, is unobstruoted, and
holds free communication with the sea.
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New AND INGENIOUS SwIspLE.--A new
swindle is being praoticsd in Willimantic,
Conn, by Q couple of chaps who have no dis
position to try " get AN honest living. Ono
Of them peddles dry goods, and his partner
follows after and claims TO be the owner Of the
goods, which were stolen from him.
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SUICIDE BY WoxAN. - Margaret Haley
committed suicide by hanging in Cleveland
recently. She had been subject to occasional
fts Of mental abbsrration, and throughout the
day Of her self-destrustion had exhibited un-
Wonted decomposure. -.
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River Neva.

PrTsBuRe, Saturday, January 4-M.-
River twelve feet eight inches by tho pier
IN ark, and falling. Weather wet. 81, AIT
LOUISVILLE, Saturday, January l4-P. NJ
River rising rapidly, with ten feet six inches
in the Canal. Weather cloudy. Mercury "a.
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TRAINS DEPART.

LITTLE MIAM:-Day Express, 1000 A. H.; Accom-.
lsDIlNAroLIs AND CrscrNNArr.-e:60 A. M; I2:i6 P.
OHIO AND MIssIssPPI.-720 A. H.; 200 p NJ: 7:s0 p NJ
OIsCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYr0N.-6:OO 4, M. 1880
AN; 1000 AN; $40 p. NJ; $50 ?. NJ; ll30 P. ID.
mAhkTTA AND ClsoIEHATI.-9:l0A. A. M; 3:40P.M.
RICHMOND AND IEDIANAP0LIs.-6.O0A A. NJ; $40 Pm
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BALLOON As0lHsIoN ON AN ALLIaAroR.--
Morst, the aeronaut, made successful ascent
with his balloon from Havana on the back Of
. caiman (s species Of slligatorA and was in
tho air thirteen minutes. f
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a A WeMAN BuRxr 10 DHA-H.-The house Of
widow John Buckley, near Chiooppee Falls,
Mass, was burnt the other morning, and she,
lts only occupant at the time, psrishsd in tie
flames, q ~ sii1
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Alabama Democratic Convention.
MosTeoNERY, ALA, Friday, January ls.--.
smooth. The Forsyth delegation from Mobile
have obtained seats. lli,s yrIset.sy 4, ar,
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Failure.

Bosros, January A.--The Yrapsller an
nuonces the failure Of Messrs. Phillips I 4
Morely, hardware dealers ON Broad-strset,
with large liabilities. gdf'y AIS siAs .lasn
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sporttng Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, January A.-"Fanny Washing
ington" won tho three mile race to-day. In
the second race "Exchequsr" beat "Taylor"
In two straight heats. ao'Hn8 ts14p19 ed 20
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Eon-Arrival Of the Europa. Hs'
HALIFAX, Saturday, January i4L2 p. M
There arc no signs Of the lExropa. A snow
storm is prevailing. Dsf,o e.s,s ,,,.,,.o
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Destruction of the Western Female
Seminary at Oxford. ,s ann.
OXFORD, o., .,Januaryp14.-The Western Fs-
male Seminary at this place burnt to the
ground this morning. The teachers and pupils
all escaped.
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NATIONAL THEATER.
John Bates. Proprietor and Manager
W. y. treasurer
THE PANTOMINIE! 85f
~ THE PANTOMlME!
Tee THE PANTONIIME /!
TO-NIGHTi
TO-NIGHTi

THIS EVENING, January l6 will be presented
the new and gorgeous long promised Pantomime,
embracing the entire Dramatic Company and frat
rate Pantomime Troupe. New Scenery, new Ma
chinery, new Properties, new Dances, new Dresses.
10 commence each evening with beautiful drama,
and conclude with the glorious pantomime Of
HARLEQUIN ABOMALIQUE;
On, The Coon FAIRY TRIUMPHANT 0vHR THE De.
= MON OF DIsC0RD.
NOTIOE.-Tradesman and others are cautioned
against furnishing any articles for the theaer with
out written order, signed by the Manager.
THE NEW NATIONAL HOTEL, adjoining the
Rooms can be obtained by the day or week, and
meals furnished at all hours