davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
CHICKERING PIANOS.

4
A NEW and full supply these splendid instru- -,-r
n ments have been received. St{4tssy,s,z
I'M addition to the beautiful Box de Noix, the Cir
cuar Action and the Grand have now the Bou- ~ ~
doir beautiful instrument Of an upright FORM
received IS first prize medals all over re-
nowned competitors FIRST institutions and fairs OF
Of Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory in the world
From Chickering's manated the best and most perma
nu brought the Plano TO It's present per
econ and by great capital they have Invested in manuiac
turing convenience they sell fully fifty per cent cheaper than
any None their instruments leave the wareroom
without having fully Inspected by the best artists
factory than agency In city, In
Richmond these only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended $1,000,
warerooms north Of Broad street. 9th and at Habs
msl9 NATH'L CARUsI Sole Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
! RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT or
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.
DORR 4 RADE, 900 & 2Sl, BRoAD

D0RR & RADE, 29O 4 2Sl, BRoAD SrREET,
TTAYISG associated themselves In the above bus ..
III ness respectfully invite public attention 10
their large assortment OF Pianos and other Musical
Instruments hand and oer such guarantees 81 u
will satisfy faslous purchaser They also keep on mana
aud choicest stock Of Music s"mnaues Academies
Institutions Learning viii find 20 their advantage to deal
ih US as are prepared sell Music &C. at Northern prices
Of make warranted for 1--WE years and kept IN
twelve months, aud exchanged within six months ey ia
10 give entire satisfaction 10 purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Pianos Northern manufactures
Particular paid to orders from the country and per-
sons can safely rely upon faithful execution Of their orders
Tuning promptly attended to
Old Pianos taken In exchange. Please address
80 pORR 4 RADE, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MERCm.NrS,

MERCHANTS
IN INSURANCE COMPAN x
Office No. l53 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on yessslS Cargo, and Freight
land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country
POLlClS issued at current rates. and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos X Anderson, James Dunlop, Samuel Putney,
Jas. L. Appersnn, L. W. Giazebrook, Tn. Taylor IT,,
David J. Saunders, Lewis Ginter John Purcell
DavidJ. Burr, Geo D. She'll John D. Quarles,
VIM Breeder, n Heath searns
Lewis d. CrenshaW, samIJ Harrison. John c. snton,
VIM II. Christian L. Miller T. II. sknker,
John Dooley VIM a. Paine James Thomas, IT,,
G. y. Watson.
ARCHD PLEAsANTs, Pres't
}. H. MONTAGUE, secy. api9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY January 23d 1SGO Pas e. ru ~
~ senger Trains viii depart rs ~ ~
FROM hGCHMOSD.
Daily Except Sundays) at ..... ......... ca A. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays at ~ r. NJ.
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except Sundays) at........... .......4 p. Sc
Tuesdays and Saturdays, 81 4. II.
STEAMER sEA.BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and Thursiavs .GE L. NJ
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. ~ connecting with Cars both
Urbanna Stage leaves Whieouse Tuesdays and Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
Wakerton leaves White Mondays and Thursdays
) A NJ, returning same days.
Through freight daily freight forwarded
DAYS and Saturdays. TIOS K. SHARP,
ia23 Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
DR. ,. =. ROSE,

DR.J.S. ROSE,
To TH- SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY ENTELLlGENT AND THINKING
l. person must haaN chat remedies handed out for General US,
should ;es efficacy established BY wen tested experience
r,-I long gently extensive practice Of medicine
ta b. remedies us well known to the people Of chmondj have
DB }. ;. ROSES XPECrORANT OK COUGH
s- c......s-. olf.. 80 A,t,ao. S9tipg or Boot
hr.r..tt.., rl' on t.sofef, - tIs Lt7gN
THIS syrup having stood he test Of many years experience as
et IS acknowledged ay W t1 Dee remedy eulneniy superior %
other Known compound used Cor the relief ana radical cuse
.f Coughs and Consumption.
o.. ur1u1Hrg 1urh Syrup general USE the physician
r r7n- ra should attempt prescription COMPEL.
"A. his sl.v td constitution and consolidated parts Of
ar avoid entirely the addition Of drugs that can any way
.-1i Do l Hs object Is not only 90 cause symptom, sub
cough STOP t-. also expected o., regularly educated
Doctor De- sali clsehs patient ay-she the preteu-
N- may aa' acoa oy DIS opium aad qu u'osses ani Iiai
. -laoay, uc-pti' and d cherry bark and not be &C
I'e -' .t. f'N 'seP '.i5-i ana lll ueu 49, t
g.-d a'' an a.1Aae CORN OF disease or perhaps death DE- j.
pttt-t that Lion of Diseases CONSUMPTION Price jA aud g.
DtS. ,. =. HOSE'S PAIN CURER.-nis Popuai
and falling remedy has alone stood the test Of thirty
THE PAIN ca nEES cures Rheumatism.
TH& PIN ca tssi cures painsn ne limbs, Joints, bach
THEPAIN CURER cures CAoHc palms IN me stomach
THE PAIN CURER cures sealis. Buns spraln, and
the PAIN CUREgs cures any pain internally erter.
ally, Ant should he kept IN every family. .
m gives YOU retct recommane 20 others lfit falls condemn It,
Hsrrlbrr / r1s come IRON regular fhf sean.
ar. >. y. RIOS - DKSPEPFEC COMPOUND,
Ne & sure i0r Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price 81
le.ta
Dyspepsia nay g, by cosyencs bechng Of Wind
r stomach ald sometimes jarrhOa or O0seness oi the bowes
t.ataehe nervous vn eed tsr EAAeiune'' ana variable
rr- Or symptoms Nr, aosed % 80 on long Without
& medicine twch vl always currl hen 1oW debility Of he
..-.-. and /. rr-iisnd-t1u to consumption.
DR. ,. = ROSES BTCHj COMPOUND, forsh
ses 90 kiatys ami Bladder Price 80 cts The great de-
and fr w article Induced others % bottle up something and
,.Ii IL uuslu Ask Tor Roses and take no other
DH. ,. =. ROSE'S GENUINE MEDICINES
rtttsH .slF- The Cork - each bottle Iat
naur without e.
t.r sale - al rsspectl'it Drl-aists.
Soli by WARNER l. WAXING general Agent
lOI Broad stress, above 9Th,
ts Rohucrd.
IVA rRat, IEK,t, II----,--.-, t., ,,, ~, e, -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

NOTICE
Ui ~'t "f NchHuNn AND pANNliLE & Z Co. 3
December ieh. 1859
frrfr H' .r F.is of H Uelfanv ca ist January
-t1 - SIS. t... en- bel paid 10 he Cua BauE ,.ty
81 -r ftIs ONO. afth .Artarrr
s-tt % THO W. Brock NBKoCGH. Treasurer
OuHARsFLS PU- tE STRRX APPLE Rrsn-
|s-i1 sN0DGRlss a JOHNSTON.
FElAKE NOTICE LADIES-uat We have iasi rs-
prr tnnreas, ln.-- aus b-tutdi a. oleit Q 10
a.. Morocco cousr- W-rl Gaer semf Of Ehct hAFs
eatfa nisY tls ses snd lsdr "a tr Yey lne AND a
81 "a II . very sllt ali alcasaui % sesr CAL at
PUINEN WATTS,
rs No ~ Nain 81, Rchmond Va.
~ EY-Fsr r-l-by sd hALtl Ck sons,
~ Corn Clry and fari tiFssiA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

BLOWS Foit FAELOWING--- a.
4 CCLTIVATOKS AND HARROMS fOR b-$SSS-Sr-A-z-zsR
PUTTING IN WHEAT Relieving that Ihave Nm
In my NEW PLOY the best Plow IN zee, lGsssssSz
M AZ. his Offer Farmers and Planters VII furnish them
these npltrents nd they are not better n those they nov
they return t 70 ne ate yr ihsm 'le Oh enAiGe
lyy- Fresh supply Of Turuip Sc j1si received
~ P II. sTARKE, No. 50 Main ST.,
% 3 doors above ST Charles Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
NOTICE.

CHANGE or HOUR 0S RICHMOND DANvILLE r.
-vl sr. sarfs4 sa,h of January the Passeu- 20 -
{ .-r-.- ,-r leave richmond for Dsryile and w. Z
IN b-, az o'clock V returning leave Danyie a A NJ
any, ~ A. wORRALL, Sup't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

I'VE NAVE EOR \ LIE or COOD QUALITY
" Cheese Mscaranl Small Hominy, Eans CtroE Preserved
Ginger Purs Almonds French and American Chocolate Bromlo
Cocoa Beef Tongues Strno Poyted Meats Olives Capers,
French English Mustard Cssrs English and Virginia Pickles
WaIaat Casup er=hre John Bah, Reading, Haryeys
Lobster Of Anch1yy Sauces and patent
Sperm Candies superior Brandy MADEIRA, PORT and Sherry Wines
uolJ-t3W BLAIR 4 CuAMBERLAYNE.
ktMOEgNG TOBACCO, PIPses AID STEMS
- Ne have supply Of client smoking Tobacco Reed
Root Powhatsn Pipes The above articles all home
gsaath manufacture and very superior OF their kind We
Therefore invite al Who fond Of good comb table smoke 10
Gall and supply themselves al ,. p DrNAL'S,
Corner Main and 10 Streets,
jalo Opposite Postolace
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
SEQ. NOTICE. 1860.
frIs - ~ -1HsE=t5 - r-H=5EStG
E2SX2 EtS Esi,.s-tlS-. s1kz,@HS5fs

49, 81 81 sss,s * ~ 5ssTisS.(s
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORFH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TIChETSAND THROUGH CHECKS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING TIE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night exccpted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHA, NEW YORK, and all important points West
quia Greek and Washington, the
RICHMOND, FREDERICkSBt'R G AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River 70 miles, and by SPLENDID and comfortable
steamers thence Washington % miles, in al 1870 miles in hours;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
81 Hours Of departure $50 A. ~. and $50 p NJ.
eB Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH 10 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oynCE No. ISL MAN srsEEr, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED in 1882 having during Its existence Of twenty
" six years met claims for the extent Ct largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, It refers to the history OF the
asst as ahordng the best guarantee for the future
Being NRlNAC0MPANY Its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and Its Capital promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY the long acquaintance this Institution with the nsng
Public It has become familiar their interests and pains
will be spared information Withheld the part Of It's Officers
that VIII tend to insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants retro the very
extensive country insurance already securedo highly respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed to The
President or Secretary, will receive prompt attention
W. l.. CowARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLIE JR Secretary mhi9-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acqua Greek and Washington
81 For further Information, apply this once Broad Street.
shoekoe Hill JAMES B. WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent
5AM'L RUTH, supt.
Office R. +. 2. r. r. Co.,
Richmond Jan 81, 1853. Jsnql-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
INHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S25O,OOO prepared TO issue policies
on The above descriptions OF risks reasonable terms as any
similar institution In the respectfully ask share Of the
patronage the public Applications Will he received at the Of
fee No 1909 second door Of Main and IN Streets
where the officers will give Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chas T. WORKMAN, John H. Claiborne
VIM c. Tompkins Rob art NJ Burton,
John J. wilson, ThoJ A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo n. Gwathmey,
John 4. sublett, Prs J. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, PreSS.
ROBHRr A. ToMPKSs, Sec'y ss2S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

but found guilty Of mansaughter In the first degree
was sentenced TO the state prison, with hard labor, for
we've years and six montha a|W
toe case OF Henry ksrpes, Jr, the motion = remit
moc'men@ 70 the sessions Was denied
O'Clock. s'~
CATALOGUE OF CRIME
ihe Following h list OF the cases disposed Of In Aha
court OF oyer and IeIminer during the present teru,
b,.. Jones, manslaasher third degree, ssass prison
John Crowley assault and battery with infant n
XII, State prison two years and six months.
S-John Donneiiy, msnslaughter, third degree sxate
prison three years aud six mOnths
4-Patrick Farrell. mapslaughter third degree naaAa
prlfon TWO years and Fix months
and three months
e-John Gilbert, false pretenoes, CITY prison, Ares
John Crummns, murder, to be executed 8oth March
uilty
sDapiei Lynch assault 10 do bodily harm, peniseptary
six months.
lO-Marearet Sheridan, mansaushter second desrse
State prison six years and six months
n-JohD Hayes, manslauRhtsr, third deeroe: S1atA
prison, three years and nine months.
l2-Gerred B. Cook assault to do bodily harm, peniten.
tiary one year.
1$-Moses stafford, manslauehtcr second DEGREE e,ae
prison four years and SIX montha
1EHenry Laughran, manalaughter third degree State
prton three years and three months
l5-Pairick 1Annin, manslaughtsr, frst degree, net
guilty.
1e-Mortmer Shay, murder, not sentenced
17.Wllam }. Lane, forgery, third degree, moi sen-
fenced. -"
ls-John NcCue, mansaughter, first degree, Hass
prison 10 years and six months
19-William Hutchinson, mansaua1rDr fourth deGreo
State prison two years.
n-Aartn To0e, manssughieY, first degree, STATE
prison twelve years and six months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

The remainder OF the votes cast for twelve other
perfons-the highest four, the lowest one
Mr. SHERMAN, {rep) Of Ohio, moved postp ,pemeut
until Monday with the understanding that they thn vote
no fur ther postponement
NJ. FLoRnG, (dsm.) OF Pa presumed the high con.
tracing parties had not yet maize their arrangement
he saw no necessity for an understanding.
Mr. HousroS (oem Of Ala, was for finishing the e1ec-
uOu.
She mans motion when be withdrew It,
The House again voted. AMER the roll WIS caller
many scattering republican votes weYe recalled an
CAT for Ball THIS occasoned long delay Much nter
WAS excited In these proceedings The vote 70 ued
follows
Whole number. .......................In
Necessary TO choice. ce......................80 50
oS
0WNoIepDer... 81
motion was made from the democratic side TO I'd.
jou,n NeRa.ived BY 8 majority
hr. BuRcn, (dem) OF Cal, moved to adjourn tin Mon
Mr. usDEswooD, (dem) Of Ca, moved that the House
now adjourn
The question was decided BY yeas and nays in the
ami native, BY majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
Meeting Of tho Old Domin,on Society.

Meeting or tho Old DominSon Society.
PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATING THE ANNIvERsARY
OF THE sETTLyMENT OF JAMESTOWN ON THE rHIR-
TENTH OF MAY NEXT
The Old Dominion Society held regular meeting the
evening Of the 22d instant at the Cooper Institute, at
which the members mustered IN considerable force
The chief busr that up before it the pre-
raraon tor the celebration Of the anniversary of
tlement Of Jamestown the 18th May.
letter read from the Hon. Mr. Surnmers. of vir
gnia who had been selected the for
SION, accepting invitation extended to him. The Exc
cutvs Committee reported thai they had made arrange
uenis with the poprietors Of the Metropolitan Hotel
getting up dip:er tor the members and their invited
guests on the dav referred TO.
DR. Raphael snd Dr. Lee Jones elected physicians
10 the society
A resolution adopted appointing committee Of
three, TO Shrh the officers the society ided
apply to the Legislature of the Sae for OF ipcorpo
rstn, go az 10 give legal existence institution
and enable to receive donations of books or other ar
;ces OF vane and hold both real and personal pro
Airsr t'susacsh sone other bpsinese Of routine cd
racter u sctity adjcurned amidA much good feeid
and harmony. "a s 2Nul ~ u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

possible 10 supply at 50 short notice. and at such an carly
hour, W2er breakfast for 30 large number of msn
SS s.,so o o,Sss. We given SP ana y leu
the jersey irry boas, for " uss 4 he ssI6sss;
wh:n, ai,ss ns'r nights rsvsilse, WIN, o dsshs -
Upon Their 1ival ths order q uurch vim 10 IN b We
discretion o. ossS hsss.; bit WIN, = dsass, p
mits, and tho Ninth w thsn act a. an sscovt 10 Ne
Twelfth TO 0sk hseaqnsrssrs 10 Rooms stssst, whsn
they WI diss ana Ne Ninth Win proossd e sssir
the twelfth viii turn out $50 strong, and tAe
Ninth at sat 2oo, and we're II Dcs Tor the
they would almost double Ina, number Dcdworths
band consisting Of iorty p'ecee will furnish the musc
Colonel Van Bssren o. the Ninth. issued the following
order yesterday TO those under his c0mmana We have
already given the order OF Colonel Buttoreld Of
SPECIAL ORDER, NO. a.
HrApouAxTERs, NINTH nRGMKNr. n. Y H-M,
iul caps to unite with the Twelfth CSone
Guard on seir rs.asn from washington The rssi@rns
s s' S p IN q & ssa ss%p: -.
0's:H oas ~ ssq;ss sssrv,ox ...
The members OF the Seventh regmens who had remain
ed behind h meeting last evening for the purpose Of
arms The meeting held at Lafayette Hail. aud there
ahout ll0 persons present They bad proceeded
elect chairman, when ex-Colone Duryee came iD, aud
amidst the most vociierous cheering he was elected
chairman the gentleman whose place no had taken John
G. Griffin elected secretary After the usual arQu-
neDts about time, drsss &c, they to the following
conclusion That they woud meet at lafayette Hall at
quarter 10 six this morning. 10 full winter uniform and
march 10 the Mercer House, there meet Twelfth
arc Ninth regiments, aud proceed with them 10 the
depot Colonel Euur oed, Of the Twelfth read the tele-
graphic despatch hf han received from Coouel Irts
and saio that " ne received any information o, the
Seventh regiment being delayed beyond tue time speci
fed, he would dismiss them in the morning ~ enable
them u get comfortable breakfast A communication
received from Colonel Van Beuren Of the NINTH in
vpg tie members OF the Seventh out with them,
vhch invitation accepted by Colonel Dlryee the
par, OF the Ssvtutb. The meeting then adjourned
Al there s at least loo OF tue Seventh ont, there
Will be escort OF nearly 200 meet those who are
reurBipg they number $50, the procession will
comprise over 300 men, aud II ID pity that 1t takes
place AT hour when the most of worthy citizens
only mixing OF rising TO begin the duties the day
is expected that exCoonel Duryee will take command
OF the detachment Of the seventh II he does so, Colonel
Butter heij viii make him assume tho command OF the
entire escort battalion La,e last night there
Der of engaged In sweeping the streets for the pur
poee OF masnR them fit for marching Cortlandt street
was being csaDed that the reception viii ta0 place
at ibs foot Of that street, and the gallant Seventh will
ceve hearty welcome back 10 the city, whose honor
they help SO well 10 sustain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

large meeting Of boss Sakers and "hooess miers''
principally dreased 10 drsb vas Sed last evening the
Metropolitan Rooms, No. 160 Hesel street Mr. b. n.
HsEht vas appointed chairman Ffom several spsschss
made ouTr the course OF the meeting appeared shst
Mr. Becker. Of the Arm Of Heckcr Brothers, sod eresd
~ the rate OF two and three quarter pounds nv en cee
whereas ether bakers couh a1Jrd TO give ouh one ana
three equArter poupds for the same sn wss Aud tnse
Mr. Hecker sod hjs own -four, and then bought "vuo-
bhh" OF others very cheap ~ material FOR BIZ kNk
bg II was " DO away with this opposition that the
meeting vas called. There considerable diecussiou
before any definite course Of action was decided upon. Il
was sneeesrd by gentleman that commitass b so-
pointed 10 xs upnn Mr. Hecker, and aseure him Shss c
b. perssicd In updersehng other bakers, they would
form . compact 10 buy No more Of hh four bat
fbis was objected 10 on the ground hat Mr.
Hecker bad stated that he would have nothsne
TO DO With aoy committees but that apychin9
was addressed 70 him through the papers 10 woad re-
spopd 10 ~ Ihh looksd very mucA - NJ Hsohor
thought this would be an excellent manner Of a4vwng
bic business T N
Finally, however, the following resolution W.
unanimously adop>ed:-- ~
Received, 1haA we, ~ bom baters cs uew YUt and
virtnny. vthdss pstron.se from al meochsuts
vhc sha continue nour asy quantity of Any
description, hom ae,ksr Bros. .-f
motion then carried that The chairman appoiut
csmmes Of two IN each ward Of The city 70 obtan the
SIGNATURES a The bakers 10 tbe Foregoing reaoulioa
The csmoiuses vtre imDediaAsly aOpontsd from No
sudsepcs, and ~ neslkR adjourned, 70 10 eunvsnsd
aonh 9mg ~ = - ~ & - Hpunaunk ss "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

FATAL Ac1Dnf m I'm CwTRAL PARK.--0n Wednesday
afternoon laborer, named Michael Turner, who
poysd in tho new reservoir IN the Central Park, al
instantly klsd hy The falling Of derrick which
he waa at rosk. Three other laboren, uaussd Michael
though net bnty hjuved The Coroner hold IN inquest
upon The body q rurses q hb ressdepcs tn Mseteth
stree between FOURTH and Ffsh avenues, and verdict
u "Accidsotai death" was rendered.
FsrI AtoDrsr rHox cArmxr-MAry Medler, Ger.
married hdy, residing 1t ~, n Clinton street, died
ON Wednesday night from burns received On the Thurs
Day evening prsvsous cm hsr clSAss ssadsssay takns
Gre While using burning nuh. seams that ~ deoeasef
fling lamp, When httie ohNd passsnG BY dntnrh
ID The tabh, knockhG eOwn he hp and sphg IL Con-
near by, sssnG IRE 10 hsr drm md burnng hGS % 20
verify ihas 2sASh reml>sd. Cbrcusr Jeekman hid
N inquest, snA AYwdit aosenhss v1A u fAsh vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
CITY IutelIisence.


CIKAxIvG BRoADwAY-The work al relieving Brosdway
rom It's ath resumed ast evening, by order OF Col
Deavan, the G.y Inspector. Mr. Downing personally
superhtensed, remaining up until two O'Clock
morning with tho l4borors. Two hundred and twenty
FIVE Of the latter sied by abou. 2co Carts were en-
ployed, and expected that before two o'clock tls
entire kngth OF Broadway, from the Battery to Union
square, wculo be cssned Great difficulty was exp.-
renoed IN consequence of the OF cnverts which
were found 70 be completely chokeo up with the
rnpnngs Of the Cutters. Notwithstanding these OBJ
saces, which by means insignificant t6e work
was Prosecuted With great gor and immense quan-
tty Of dirt and garbage carried away Che sets
not 10 be touched nst yet until agreement ,s
ccmc to between the Mayor, Comptroller and City In
spector.
The STATEN ISLAND Will CAsE.--rhe seguine aill ease
was sgau adjourned yesterday OF County
Court sta apg at Richmond, L. this The amount
Of property involved 10 this case not 50 large as a, rs
repoted beng only 500 oco 5000 600. The coGes
taat addition annuity Of $780, had farm va,aed
et "a tsqneahed 70 h which the exec ators are
10 expeDd ~ 0ac in the way Of improvements The ey
Lot g tfsrk who drew up the WILL has already
been iskcp aiso Part OF tho testimony Doctor Ed ar
amy ply sican to the late James sesrine, Esq
pde6 h'm during hs last nness ant called 10 to
witness h signature ta the viii which s beiug con
tested.
Niw CouyrERyrr.-The police received informal on
Wednesday morning that an attempt would be made 10
circulate counterfeit "2 on tao Mercantile Bank Of
this city, the siorexeepers were &C ordugy informed
Of II through the agency Of the police telegraph The
counts rteers seemed To have got wnd Of this but few
Of The bills offered Chss HanIon alias Whit more
~as arrested on charge OF attempting pss three Of
counterfei9 IN Mr Connor, st the vOks sarten the
Bowery. Wn Smith, q boatman ana Jas Palmer were
also arrested on n aimar charge
FuNrkAL OnsEorIrs or rT LATE Mr.. DANIEL FAssHAw--
The funeral services Of this well known aud respected
oldest printer in the citytook place at
tbe family residence, YorkvfIe, yesterday afternoon.