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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACToRY.

SOoihhhN TRUNK MANDATORY,
o 499 1TH STREET,
Opposite ODD FslioicS' Hall, WashiHgtsH, u. C.
FraIeleLs Will study thef interests b, examining
my UNhS, VALlCES &c before pur-~rvx-,e
cnaslng elseweFe- AS mono but the ;SItf IL
best material the market affords and employ k1S1
ths pest workRlen, can confidently recommend m,
gors 10 pc superior IN Strength aud DbyG5iiifv 10
ITunks that are made In other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, snd make TO order ION
LEATRER, IRON PRIME FRENCH DRESS
aza EoQD BOX TRUNKS; ASRLAND asd
e.her nALGESi TRAVELING BAGS: HAIR
NESSj SADDLE WHIPS, fc., &c.
IIunks, &c, Repaired and Covered, in a work
manllke manner, at short notice
Iunks delivered In any part Of the city, George
SEWING MACHINES. -
de I5-iJ JAMES 9. ToPHAM.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES
RooTs AND sRQEs TO SUIT TH

ROOTS AND SHOES To SUIT THE
IL TIMES.
Weae now manufacturing all kinds of Roots
and SHOE lis, and CONSTANTLY reoeIvlnT aNceS
supply ol eastern made work OF every De- EXI
@ @seiIpffsip", ppfs maos expressly TO orde-, and wiz
pe sul1 AT much lower price than has been ~
heretoioTe charged in this city foT much tnfeTior
Persons In want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY Inade work, will always find good assor.ment
In store and at the lowest prices. Give us call.
spE-r ala Pernsxjy.rI. ono,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

AIDES IN WANT OF A FASHIONABLE
- and cheap BONNET. will find IL AT Mrs IN
NJ. SlMSON'S, No 1O1 Bridge St, George 90
t9Wn ID. e. where also general assortment ~
oi straw Goods, Flowers, Ribbons, and Ruches
Dry Goods. Hosiery, Dress Trimmings &c,,2
may constantly be found AT the lowest prices Also
the best quality of Extension Skirts warranted In
be made OF the real watch springs. ma I5-3w.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
L ERSONS Declining house keeping or having
surplus OF househ old esots can find ready sale by
calling &C my Furnishing Store, 42s nh street, be-
tween and streets, east side. =
ap 2-s.n RuDoLpH BUcHLy.
nON'T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH.
u No: $50 Seventh st., 10 buy your cI IOTHiNG.
cTHtNe .nS ss' SSs RsSs II s1s9 3 by your
SMITH sells his Goods Cheaper than any other
house In town. spe-em
20 TO sMITH,s, Ne. $50 Seventh st to get
sSS e SsNITHs 70 Set I'll youT READY MADE
6AkMENIps ane Sm
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIonecr.


A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-By yirt1e of an
"a order Of the Orphans Court, of the District Of
Columbia, shall ot'r for sale. at pubic auotioa
on WED.sE~DAY MORNING., the 2sd a. slant,
eommenclng at 10 O'Clock, at the es;deuce of tn
tween 18th and 10Th streets First Ward, mo, i6Ol
al her Furniture and Household Effects, compris-
Ing
Handsome Parlcr Furniture,
Bsdsteads, beds and Bedding,
Bureaus. w Washetands and Whatnots,
Chairs. Tables and WaIdrobes,
Carpets, Rugs aud Stoves.
Curtains and other Chamher Furniture,
Kitchen Furniture and tensils
Terms OF sale: On al Sums OF and Und, $50,
cash; over that amount. for the deferred payments
q credit of So 81 and % da for approyed endorsed
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale
ASBURY LLOYD, Administrator.
ma is st A. GREEN. Auct.
MARSHA LIS SALE.-In virtue of writ Of Fl sri
If1 facIas issued from the Clerk Office of the CIR
cult COprt Of the District of Columbia, for he
county OF washington, and to me directed. viii
house door Of said county, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day of May HeXt, 1850, at y ooiook m all defend
ants rig title oaIm and Interest in and TO the
east part OF Lot No: 2 IN square Nc. 268, fronting
n feet inches on Maryland avenue between St6
and l3x streets west, aud running back the who q
depth of said lot, together with all AMI singular the
improvements thereon. seized and lev'ed upon az
the property Of Thomas hughes, and will ha sold
to sahsfy Judiclas No 2eo, TO May term, 1861, in
ap 20 dts Marshal for the District OF Coiambia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED,
until MONDAY next. the 14th instant, same hour
aud a ace; 3; W. StsGpEN. sp u s Marcia
III THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
hSasPSR2S s%S asos Sa the "a sgS
mali u, s. Marshal for Dist Of CoInubia
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DENTISTRY.

H., DENTISTRY,
Oh HILLS, sfter practIoa! test Of two years
feeiE that he oan with oonfdence reoorn- - -
mend the Cheoplsstic Process for insertinx 49,
artlhoisl teeth It has tho adVantages oI1fH6
strength, beauty, cleanlinets and ohe.nne,, I'll
upper .ets lnserted for eSS. Partial in proportion
O"'Oo "oo d. avenue. set
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Nv NEW Am Observation-Disclosures

NJ VIEW AMI bSEASONABLE GOODS.
~ r. Have been adding elmo 4 daily to cur stool
OF Sprlng and Summer Dry 6oodu until we think il
very compete- we nsne In part--roil De Lsin. q
new article for ladies' suits; afso Mohalr De Chine
Pop,l and English Bsrsges; Challes, French Or
dine and English Betase Robes, in from two K
pine Flounc v; Para soe, sun Shades and Sun Uul-
Cellars snd Sets; New Style. Hoped Sklrts; Ho.
slery, Gloves. Gsuntletts, and B ack Silk Mitts
10 great va.lety; Linen and Cotton Sheetins; frsl
Linens OF the best makes, 30, &c
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PARAEEEElEstEa FEE tEa2ssttipEsr 2sti 1rsHr KNOWN,

L THE CHE1PEsr LIGHT KNOWN.
We a-e now receiving PaEafine Oil direct from
the works In weet-rn Virginia.
This susiitJ oft is excellent, producing steady
bril- liant and beautiful light, and more pleasant 70
the eyes than gas light
This OIL is free from aIulteratlon, and very much
at this time. Ef
t(r IL is in no way explosive. 49,.
we keep also q supply Of the most approved
styles Of Lamps, DO, FIR burning this Otl.
KING a. BURCHELL,
Agents for its sale for the Dist let of Columbia.
Corner fifteenth st. and Vermont av.
Great kanavha Coal and OIL Company. ma II
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FOX SALE AND RENT.-The underslsned has
having sores Of ground suitable for a garden AZ
Laehed The situation is elevated and perfectly
9sssR Rss1ssRs2ts s1 spS q aBs yho
mospheIe OF the CITY. stable and woodshed are
stands but few steps from the door. 10 q good
tenant the rent VIII be moderats.
The residences known ss Rose Cottage, consist
Ing OF nearly two acres Of ground. with the neoes-
sary outbullolngs, is for sale. The house bsit
Tor the present owner and has many couyenienoes
The land Is In high state Of cultivation, and much
care has bsen expended in the selection Of choice
variety Of fruit AZ shade trees.
IhsProperty froEts Boundary st. eet, being out
slce the ciy ll's, and when that street IL opened
ano improves. as there ls reason 20 believe 10 soCn
Will BE- the lace viii possess peculiar attractions,
Distance from oItr Post Uf,ce-lZ rifles. Ad-
dress ~ letter or IN person, W NJ. STlCKNEY.
mar Sl-eo tt
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- GEORGETOWN, d. G.,
Is now open for the reception Of visitors.
JOHN III. WATERS,
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D. RING,
LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, or EyHRY
scfiPTIoS, done on short notice and very rsssona
able rates by ALLEN r. JACKSON, 275Psfa
avenue south side, between 10th and 1th s.rs sts
Their Orn.mental Plaster equals that Of any
Qther house In the nited Stakes, In STYLE finish and
specimens. = MAJ nv
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w., GAS FIXTURES.

~ !; tss =, fsss e bay your SPRING .ud
81 :ss y u \
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WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
" ID Street, RsfipeeH 9Th and l0th Streets.
we have just finished number of first class
CARRIAGES, such 40 Light Fancy, G5R 8
Wagnas, PGrk Phedtoas, Family Car -ESNT
ridges, aad BHggfss, hich we will sell at-S2@t&6
YER small profit.
Being pract cal mechanics in different branches
OF The business, we iat.er ourselves that we know
tne styles and quality of work that will give ssts-
faetlon, combining ightness comfort and durabiii-
y.
Repairing promptly snd carefully attended TO at
the shortest M toe ard most reasonable Charges
WALTER, kARMANN & BOPP,
GoSchmakers, SUCCESSORS co VIM. L. Hook.
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FOR RENT-That beautiful COTTAGE. a. the
u foot of Fourteenth street west the resideneeof
ase dse late Peter Sa5enave, Esa. with large lot
terms apply To DR.. JOHN c. RILEY Fourteruth
s., No. 45S, or PETER c. HoWLE, Esa., asa
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II OOk HERE "A new Pic Mic Resort for Rent
IL Lease, or Sale, Just opposite Georgetown EN-
oIscipg hne springs woods, fishing and boating
And the most romantic aQd desirable place for a
PubIe resort. market garden aud dairy farm neaT
the District, containing 80 acres.
LLOYD A CO,
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ID nm GALLONS, GHAMphGNE ANp
the attention Of the public TO large and well Sc
leetcd stock Of Champagne and Crab Apple Cider
which we guarantee TO be pure Juice, and will he
sold on reasonable terms In order 70 rnakeToom
for our spring stock. Give MS q call at the
Union Bottling Depot.
fec No. 81 fsreen st.. Geort etown
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FOR BALTIMORE.
= He STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS, Captain
RIley's Wharf, foot of Eleventh st Et46}AASES
every sATURDAY MORNING atsrs.s.<%sA
eral landings on the Potomac, and at stones,
Ford's, ESoom's and Coad's wharfs also, at Point
MtS2Gf6SS Rhetqrnng Ei SoDs lesys every
ing at all the above places. For freight or passage
having excellent state rooms. apply 10 the Captain
on board or to THOS. w. RILEY, Agent
ma 9-eo2w Riey's Wharf, foot of Eleventh st
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LOa RENT-The VERNON HOUSE, located
Il at the corner Of MIssoari avenue and Third
sre't, and fronting the Government botanical gar-
dens. one OF the mcst desirable and pleasant ritua
tons in tn city The Furniture Of the house win
ha sold az rnbilc auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, May 10th, and any one wishing % rent
the premises will have an opportunity of ffDrnishIng
Z = =, sdyantsse. For terms; &c apply 20 p. w.
BROWNING, under United States Hotel.
ma N
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M ATTI N 9 GMArrSGM ATTING 6!

ATTN MATTIN
tsI MATTINGi
44,5 :, and 6-4 White CANTON MATING,
- 54, and Ga Red Cheokered do,
- COCOA MATING.
- OIL CLOTH, for Floors,
6-4 do. for Tables,
"A RAG CARPETlNG,
- HEMP CARPETING,
I-LQ Wits
Ia ALLENDkLE QUILTS, ct SI25,
81, 10 e. ~ Y 4, and 134 4MARSE1LLEs
LINEN snd soTroN sHEErINGs,
TABLE LINEN, TOW ELS and NAPKINS,
npw9e we nioitA son,ioit call rom all persons In want ol
- All gsods sold at the lowest market prices.
WM. R. RILEY & BROTHER,
No. 36 Central Stores" bet 7th and 9Th sts
ap B I'm Opposite tentre market.
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lloyd a CO,
Corner Seventh and T. ats.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE-The subscriber is authorised BY The
ovner 70 sell At private sale two valuable traots Of
Lena. The hrst IL situated near "Graden," IN 3
,sslqencs OF The ste Zachsrish Berry, snd adjoins
the lands OF Dr.. BENJAMIN Lee aud others. And
contains two hundred ana twenty -eish ht and three
tenths oi sn acre, rs vel wooded and vatered and
IN nigh state Of cultivation. The improvements
consist ola comfortable dwellIng house, two tohac-
90 houses, and other out houses.
THIS land cfers grest inducements TO those wish
ms 70 purchase sa estate beinE in of the most
Delightful neighborhoods in southern Maryland
oeing but about eighS miles from Washing ton citT
70 church, post Office and mill
land. ~ ~
Thls land rs situated sbout four miles from Wash
ngton cly, on the stage road leading from that On
70 Ipp~r Marlborough, and contains i've irundred
ano twenty four and two tenths Of an acre
Al OF ssid tsnd rs covered wood and most Of IL
heavily tmSered; and from its proximity 20 Wash
l0gton- renders t very valuable. and ofera a rare
woos and timber. -
The terms, which will be liberal, made known on
app loatiCn 20 the subs criber.
II the above property is not disposed Of 81 private
sale, on or before SATURDAY, the SOth day of
June next, u VIII on that day be offered at public
ssle At Concord the residence of Thomas Berry.
Esq al the hour OF u O'Clock m, who will tai q
pleasure In showing the land 70 all who nav desire
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THREE SMALL AND DEsIRABLE BRICK

- Nv IsbIlINt HOUSES, az The corner Of
Ihirteenth street west end q street north The
saPser erS offer for sale three small aud desirable
Bfick Dwelllng Houses, situated a. the corner Of
!, thirteenth street west and u street norta Two of
the houses front on Thirteenth street and contain
rooms each; the other fronts on q street and con
tains rooms The houses will be sold separat,ly
g. Mcguire * CO., Auctloneers and Commis-
SION Merchants. ma 49,
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FOR SALE-A small FARM ofSO acres. situsted
az the Little Fails. having a ocmfortable welt
ing house, oon- house. stables, Sc; well-fenced
end E3tored within four miles Of Washington; Is
and. it ls peculiarly desirable q country resl
oence, eeins perfectly healthy and most romantioe
" situated exec lent fishing and hunting. Inc Uire
Of Mr. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain BTidge,
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G0 N%osFSEk OF sfFSESf}'s & 5}fsrER GO
~ No. 2o1 T. ST., bsttceeH lOth S~
dad lIth SIS.
The undersigned. having just returned from Bos-
ton and New York. has made arTan ng ements in the
above cities for all the delcaces of the season and
will be In receipt daily Of
Fresh SALMON,
Fresh MACKEREL,
Fresh HALIBUT,
Fresh COD,
Fresh WHITE FISH,
Fresh BLACK do.
Fresh LAKE PIKE,
Fresh FOUNDERS
Fresh LOBSTERS &c. &C., &cdc
And will keep constantly on hand those large fine
nsSyoEed nS;o Lynnhayep Bay SPICEQ OYSTERS.
store, Also, all kinds of Norfolk FISH, Hard and
soft CRABS, and SEA TCRTLE. GAME Of
All kinds of FRUITS lin season.l
r > Deliver to all parts of the oity free of
Give me call and viii suit yoys,
ap 4-lm untel.l r. ~ HARVEY,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE-A great bargain four acre, Of well
= improved LAND. vel suited foT msrket ar
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kitchen well Of fine water in the ward andeT
good fsneing and will be sold low or exchshsed for
eitN property, and on moderate terms. The land ~
Georgetown, and IN Alexandra county. Va. Apply
10 " U. CoRBETT, over Bank Of WashIngton.
E'OR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
- ON Ihlgteenth 81 one door above q St, north
10 429- lately occupied hy Captain Lee Il. - N
POSSESSION gwen on the ist Of MAY Inauire Of
JOS ABBOTT, 2e6 St., between 18th and 18th
ses msysu
EoR RENT-The three story and Basement
bkiCk- HOl Sc At the corner Of 9th aud 4
~. RILEY a. BROTHER. No. SO, Central
c.oTes, west huildIng, bet. 7th and 6th sts cpPo-
sIte Centre Market. ma ~
EoR sAI.E--Isetween : aad saerrs OF WO0D
y isAND-a beautiful building sits-On the Plank
hoad, ABOUT miles north OF Washington lnauire
AZ No. 8, Agency Block, corner OF SevoBth aud p
stS. ma 2Ws
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FOR RENT-PARLoRs and CHAMBERS
and bah room, Potomac vster.l The apartments
srst ss soo, s.d 1ry; four FeSns en 9SeE heH sbe
CO, sss Pa. avenue, between oh and istk sta
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WIf Is D0l1G n BUR0Pe!
THE NEWS BY THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
-'r-~-o~-~H|~r-c-'~->0~~o~
NAPoLEoNs NEW COMMERCIAL POLICY.
Astonishment Of Europe at the
Emperor's Boldness.
Inauguration Of Free Trade in France by
the Signing Of the New CONNER.
cial Treaty with England.
t4 t.s ---~~-~--~---~---~~---~
Important Debate in the British
Parliament.
BRERT on TIE THREE GREAT POWERS,
&s. &e., &s.
Important Debate in the British
Parliament.

Our hes from Europe, dated to the 25th of January
brought by the City Of Washington, contain the following
very interesting deaiaof the news, Of which full sy
nopss was given in the HERALD yesterday morning -
Tho London Star of the 2lst of January says
An address OF sympathy with the Rev DR.. Cbecver Of
New York. dated at EDburg snnary 49, $780, has been
sgnad by tho Right Honorable the Lord Provost Rev
DTs CaDdisb, Alexander, Glover boupsop Guthrie and
Beee Sir r. Wildwood Moncrien, Bart. General Ander-
eon nc. rff - t.s'
The semi Official Pare, OF Paris OF tho o2i inst iu
forms us that Savoy essentially French province and
that will soon again form part Of France whose from.
tiers will thus reach the Alps
naval letter from China, dated at Hong Kong on the
Seth Of November, published in the London Nmes,
says
Tho American flag officer TRtnall, in the United states
steamer Fcwbatan, has been succeeded by flag officer
Striblpg, in the United States steamer Hartford,
MIR. Ward has arrived hore from Sbanghae The treaty.
with the United States has been ratified Before you re-
ceivc this you WILL Doubt have read the various aU
cles composing H. The only antage OF any
importance obtained by appears tho opening Of
the two ports, Swatow and Tai van, In Formosa
The French steamer Pregent which arrived two days
since nom 1ouron reports That engagement took place
on the 18th inst between the French forces and the
Cochin Chinese, which lasted three quarters an bour
Capt dAbouvilie Of the Nemesis other officers and
I've men were killed. great many were wounded The
loss On the Cochin Chinese side was very great The
French succeeded In taking two strong forts.
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NEW YORK LEGYsLATURE.



ALBANY, Feb 9, 1860
ur. MANN RRr (rep) introduced bill to incorporate
the New YosA Library Association, the capital not TO ex
coed J0Co ~f 10 fu
Mr. AcixoD MURPHY (dom.) intro iuced bin to amend
tae Revised Statutes, to provide that every exc
cor or administrator shall whin three months Of tho
me Of his appointment pay in full out Of any property
or money of testsor all debts due by said cstator To
any SCI vant aborer for services performed within
oae year prior to the death Of said testator.
Aso bill giving the claims Of servants preference In
the New York District Courts. .oa .s.t.ar.
Also general bill authorizing the incorporation OF juvc
nile reform ssylums .-.a ii4
Mr. AAxSxnRE brought in bin to facilitate tho sale and
iorccoeufe Of the New York and ie Ralroad Company
i provides for selling the road III personal property and
hanchRe together, WHOLE under the fourth NTH
mortgage, subject 10 the third, second and fact.
Also Tor organizing new incorporation by the pur
'bas+Js, TO be called the Erie Railway Company, pro-
wees Tor the erection Of stock that shall not exceod
he amount OF the old stock and unsecured debit and
hozes the distribution Of this among the old stock
holcers and unsecured creditors.
lhe Dill Is Understood TO be designed TO carry ont
amicabIe arrangement made between tho New York and
Ere Railroad Ccmrany is stockholders and creditors
4m"pg tie bills passed was the 10 secure
benent OF creditors.
The bin 10 reduce the ferrage between New York and
hookbD on The Union ferry boats 10 cent was ad
varced to q third reading
yey and settlement Of the boundary line between New
York end Connecticut
The bill to incorporate the Suffolk County Society for the
preservation ofgamc, &c was advanced to third read
ing.
motion to take mp the Railroad Toll bill for consIdora
ton was lost, by 10 To Q.
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Jersey City News.

NEW YoRK LAWYER CHAReKD WITH PEDuRy.-M the
present term of the Hudeon County Court the Grand
Jury found bill OF indictment against Mr.. Theodore g.
Marcou, French lawyer, doing business in Broadway,
New York, a charge OF perjury, In swearing 10 the
ownership of real estate IN HUDSON county, whereby no
become surety for the appearance Of for trial at
,hs court After considerable delay Mr. Maycou was ar
rested the fore part Of this week, on rcqusor from
Gov Morgan; spd being arragned before District Al.
torney Iite he pleaded not guilty The accused was
cor ted 10 the county jail 10 await his trial. in dctaR
o, 81 eco bail.
TRIAL or TRACY yoR ATTEMPTED RArK-Thc second
tr. Of Christopher Tracy for an attempted rape on the
little girl Sarah A. Roddsk, concluded in tho Hudson
Coury Court yesterday forenoon Tho jury after being
out four hours, came in with verdict OF guilty and
recommended the prisoner 70 the mercy Of the Court
Did Of Hrs IyJuRIRs.-A boy named Hugh Mcleod,
sbo wss injured by being struck by locomotive in yor
sey City, the 23d Of January last died Of his injuries
Yesterday morning An inquest will be held by Coroner
Gainsy to day.
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Albany, Feb. q 1850.
The Central Park Commissioners sent in report of the
expense and cbaracr Of the work DONE and estimates
for completing the work on the Park
Total expenditures road, 10 Feb 1860 81 S 094 %
Liabilities for existing cont acts 10000 90
Htmaes required to complete the work.. $500 OCO co
The Pro Rata Freight bill then taken up as the special
order in Committee of the Whole and debated during the
morning se ssjon.
The entire morning and evening session OF the Assem-
bly, occupied in debate the Pro Rata Freight bill
The bill was read'ard immaterial amendments offered
In Committee OF the Whole "
No action was bad on the bill, which was made the
special order for Wednesday next. Adjourned.
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Our readers will ember the late fatal accident that
occurred q. the voks Garden, by which one OF the
female performers ramcd LarnGttc lost her life BY being
burned Ter clothes having taken fire while she was per-
forming the tight rope Tho proprietors Of tho Vcks
Garden intend to give benefit to night for the purpose
Of relieving her mother whose sole support she was
Several persops have volunteered their services for the
OCCASION and sincerely trust that the charitable win
respond 10 the CALL The particulars will be found in
amusement columns.
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ACADEMY or MUSo.-Carl Won Webcr's grand opera,
Der Freiscbutz, will be produced tonight In Italian,
with recatves by Hector Berioz, distribution which
emt, Cclton, seelli snd Junca and new mise
scn The managers have been at some trouble to do this
work well j. has been rehearsed in the provinces, and
should yr We very attractive. The Germans, who
by von ", Der, will no. fail TO turn out for their
favorie work.
rbe Op 70 sea-on has commenced very hnoly and tho
directors mean to make hay while the sun shines. There
VI be ,rrst Patti matinee saturday, and an orato
rio o, f rmarce Sunday. On Tuesday the first Italian
Opera performance at Newark will be given.
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FOREIGN PATENTS.
FOREIGN PATENTS.

We very extensively in the preparation AID -
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