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i ARGE NUMnEn or nEAUTIFUL RUILD-


ST probable arrangement win be made with
the other undivided mo!ety the three four In
sydney, to sell them whole and not undivided
moiety. unh22-tds GA
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LAW CARDS.
r. @. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

nRACTTcEs in the Courts Of Boteourt adjoining counties
fe9l~'y PaitOnsburg. BOtetourt comfy, Va.
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VIM. H. WERTH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL practice in the courts Of Pyvanla, Franklin Henry
w and Halifax.
toR.> -
Address Pittsyvanla Q. H., Va ja6-dly
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XXTHIsKEY Just received bbs very superior WHIsK2Y
w which was TO New York from Louisville than
years ago. Also few bb Of Nectar Whiskey made In 1870
o. CRAM,
No ENcha Rlnrk
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DANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
IL n.

RICHMOND March &C. 1860.
The annual meeting the Stockholders Of the Bank OF the Com
monwral hell their Banking House, In this city,
the second WEDNESDAY In April Che 18th prox at ~ o'clock
uh26-dtl1 Ap1 J. B. MORTON, Cashier.
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VRUsTEE's SALE OF DEsIRAnLE TRACT

BIZ the above named tale should be prevented the In
mency Of the weather. the will place At the hour and
/ ed
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OLIVER PLATED WARE.-Iee Pitchers, G0tists,
- Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Crn Walters Bozs, Casters Ice
Cream Cake Pie Fish and Knives Tobacco Boye Gus
tad Stands &c We have large assomen of the shove
goods aud respectfully cal the attention q AL IN want
mh2G sfEBsIss PULLss No. lOi Broad ST.
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PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

ps Ny stock OfPANos wa, never better and i well wort
fsI
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LAWRENCE S. MARYE.

ATTORNE Ely AT LAW.
UORACTICEs Courts Of the City Of and the
Cornties Henrico Hanover and Caroline. He i also,
Claims. - $780,,
solved his Office Is now llh st., just below Goddns Hall
fei8-cly
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DIED.
isht. Jan. %, We. n. BIgelaw, b..

BIGELow-On Monday night Jan. 90 wm. II. Bgelow. j..
agee 20 years months and q days
WEDNESDAY, at q ococs from hs hou,e Of his father No. %
Clinton street. Brooiyn He will De laid in Greenwood
BOTTlEk-At Hoboken N. j., Monday, Jan 90 Of spc-
kouin France.
q aries Percy eds.t son Of DAAie d. and heens Craig sset
l9years and 9months.
resdrnce No iOT State Relatives and friends arc
respectfully invited to attend without further notice.
EDGARAt Yonkes westehester County, N Y, on Mon lsy
Jan. 80 Jeanne shankand wife OF Wn. b. Edgar, aged %
TIE ssa friend. of the family ar. respectfully invited to attend tn.
reTs rom the Presbyterian Church Yonkers on Wednes-
day, Feb at q o'clock Trains leave Chambers street.
NeSYo4k at II O'Clock 8 m. and i2;es .. IN.
FRGNCBn this city, Monday Jan. 90 Of consumption.
James French, in the 10th year Of bis age.
GRANITE this city Monday Jan. 90 Peter Grant, aged 81
years, II months and &c days
HAZLET-Ou Monday morning jan 90 Ater short but pals
m illness Dr. wn,er.on Hzlet aged ~ years st his red
His la,ivss and friends. congregation Of the Frat B.p
ss Church respectfully invited to attend tho iasets On
"Wednesday clocA from bis late residence, without r'
Their notice.
HARaIsON-In ths city on Monday 90 Ann Terre..s
beloved wife Of Michael A. Harrison, seed 70 years
LINOsEY-On Tuesday Jan 81, 1900 jones Marshs only
OF hos and Martha Lindsey oil dysen'ey, aged year,
The relatives and friends are respec,fuy Invited to attend the
funeral Ut 2ocloek, on "Wednesday, Feo nom Nc 70 West
fifteenth street.
LEONARDO this city Monday JAN 90 after lingering
illness. James Leonard, In the slst SeaJ oins age
MACKEY-In city on Sunday Tkoms eldest tao:
Of John and Elizabeth hsekeJ sed Il years months and
days.
PRoUD-on Monday jan so 1850, Richard T. Proud aged
25 year, 2months and 10 days. -.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the member.
Greenwich Lodge no. 40 o. OF e. respectfully invites
10 attend the funeral from bis late residence No 800 hudse
street at D. NJ, on Wednesday, Feb. l.
Liverpool, Dublin and Wexford papers please copy -
skLt-n this city Monday morning. Jaa 30 Aer sns
Edward COPYRIGHT, youngest child Of Aouan -aa H'S
b. Sell aged years, months and daya =, ,,...A~
The ends the faulty are invited % attend h scos1
avenue on Weduesday, FEB. |, st O'Clock M, wn I "
tber Invitation His remains viii be taken 70 O'o'""""1 w
in,eEment - ,,.L IL,
sULIIvAN-Iu Brooklyn on Mondly JAN 30 Iadi1h "idsw
O. the late John Sullivan, AGED o. years
T and friends OF family are invteeN
- o,.I rom her lstc residence srsnkn avenue
49, Wion,sby avenue on Wednesday, Feb at 10! O'Clock
sCnWYIzER-At Elizabeth, J., on Sunday. Jan ~ ,tee
kaserets the Sounsesf daughter Of Nj Joea
Scb~s,l,r .seJ 70 years months and ~ days
w.RpA Cbappsaus wesiche;ter County on Monday jan
OF h.rs - I'LL a
"a NNee,ing.IIcuso, at Chsppequs at IL O'clock
zTrILIln Brooklyn, Tuesday Jan a. May g. wife e
Linn j. Zuil daughter Of Oliver snd Juliet Teller.
Due notice Of tho funeral will be given Ia papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

Di.MOsDs-Mr. Amunn arrived in London by the
Bombay mail having for sale q considerable parcel Of
diamonds, some Of them quite extraordinary for size
and importance. lie had disposed OF "A fow, the price
Tangiyg from fl000 TO fl5,0O0. An uncut brilliant
of unusual magnitude be has refused to pat with for
600 900 fraLcs and stands out for 800 600, which,
if he cant get in Paris he carries the gem TO Am-ter
dam or ST. Petersburg. The dlggiugs' in Lucknow,
ard some other hidden localities, during the mntiny
were not reproductive.
QUEER FRAUD "A curious fraud appears to have
been perpetrated on the Bank of Norwalk, Conn., In
closed and indorsed note, at three months for - 600
10 the bank for discount which note was urned by
mail 10 tue maker, advising him that if he would make
il for two months il would be discounted This letter
Mr. Williams did lot receive, and wrote asking the
the afternoon Of the day tho Cashier received the
note altered TO two months, aud forwarded the money
BY express. 1t turns out that the Cashiers letter to
Mir. Williams had been stolen from the Pos-Oflioe,
aud tho noDey subsequently obtained, above stated
One Henry Williams, milk dealer, has been arrested,
and will be brought TO tr1a for the fraud.
A singular and truly affective casualty occurred in
Olmstead, Cuyahogs County, few days ago. A
bright little lad Of three four years of age OF
Mr.. Briggs, Wishing 10 see the men dress hogs, his
mother put on his cloak aud the father placed him in
the branches OF app'eree, where be could look on
ard be out Of the way. The lad perched near by
his father and directly where persons frequently
paseed 10 bring hot water, &c. Nothing unusual was
observed bat when, ater come time, the father lifted
down his little son, 10 his horror he found him dead
The cloak had caught limb and stranSfed thefhild
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

ILLUMINATING WATER GAs-WHAr IS 1T DIR.
Dixons Scalpe contains the following interesting re-
marks upon the subject of Ssunderss Illuminating
Water Gao:
The production Of Illuminating and heating gas from woter has
oouIeo attention Dr. Saunders for tue last five years
Ills problem practical ceac- has been worked upon in
EnEsnd France and Germany for many years The gea.
in Europe has been that they
hsye attempted 10 force TO combine With carbon No~s
zs & really solid matter combined with and therefore would
come under the desgnasn OF oaode Isimposbc 10 force
as to ooboe with carbon Il already in combination with
eaoc This has been Me great Of the European export
untasis they dsregaIded the great law Of chemical
combinations by taking cozance Of the nascent conddono
bodice Instead the with Dr. Sanders OF avail
Jog Themselves Of that when the gaseous body in It's
STATE and thus sDhg the compound sought they have
ATTEMPTED 10 ca0e combine with carbon Lei
explain ihiA sul f1 thcI
"Tbe Huopean chemists have PISSED their water vspor
through United charcoal In the piesenco4 heated iron or 50
through ied iron per In either they hydrogen gas
while oxygen water occupied in oSydEng the iron
Thu hydrogen gas combines win equiv e ocarbon,
add tbg. they light caibosed hydrogen gs Image they
eg4d attempted into combination With carbon V or
der 10 into heavy csIbooaed hydrogen Illuminating 3D.
Nov they would avail themselves Of that moment Of deomp'
,on when ths colsu sase Of water arc leaving the con-
bons with each other and before they have CON 0ned WIN
o, or during their uocen state termed in Chemistry
ey would then have Saundess Waerga But they have not
done this Insead Of bringing all the constituents composing
die ustegas that s yaIoE Of tic water and the crboo
ceous ter direct ia the gnitsd charcoal where
enabled TO combine while In their n6scent state ss
has done they have attempted 70 force the ee
uss eer they assumed the state, TO mus com
bne consequently their failure. This the grea, distinction
between Sauden gas and those other processes "oh h9
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FIRES.

FIEE IN OsE-HCSDREDTH STREET.
About | o'c ock Tuesday morning fire broke ont IN
the building corner of lundredh street ana hlev-
enii avenue occupied by Joseph Napier as hat lac
tory, ard Mr.. Knapp as broom-manuiactofy. Not
wiibst4udiDg the Efforts Of the Gremep, tho buldlog.
with most Of its contents destroyed The loss OF
Mr. Napier IL eetimatedat 81 600. Loss OF Mr. Knapp,
$50 No insurance The ire is supposed TO have been
The work Of al incendiary, there tire used in
that potion Of the building where the flames were
fiIst seen.
ANOTHER YIRE ~ OTE-HUHDRBDTH STREET.
At A. o'clock the sime morning fire ,roke ont in
the tcremeIt-houee corner OF One tlundredth street
and Broadway, occupied by Mr.. Murray and several
families. Thence the FIRE exteLd ed 10 II low grocery
occupied BY a man named Doyle, and to frame sta
be owned by the came person. Mr.. Doyle lost con-
siderable hay aud feed AID his stO TX of groceries The
buildings we're nesry destroyed and the total loss il
is estimated at about 81 500 or a. 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
WaItsr Rrewn,. MenthIy wool CireaIar.

The general Of he vol markets ht. 6egn qa'et P,uy
OWNS 10 the .con which took Of zee In Boston ths
middle the month and the csemeni OF another In ss
city on the 10th int and partly 20 "a. G 49,
nsnuscU adopt the policy Of buying Tor innsdas
advance IA price saves the IL web
that many Of large companies are well ,csed oat
te Intervening must tbs markets for thef reg
supplies and vn acknowledged ign. stock Of Doth Do
prices abroad there no apparent resson Tor any mseiA ~
The dspo.tiob to sae and the pa some holders.
by forcing auction and otherwise haye the eject 70
depess the market temporarily while price, high In
he European iskets al our mills running their fo o.p.
y and new ones going and general pfoPedy Psf.nhk
home markets Tb. supply Of pulled woods i good .sa
reduction on last month prices Of from 1@Se y D., there
Desirable hating light stock though sufficient s
No. S'e 60 Piq.sSeef, Nsw.YOrt, Feb, 1850.
Prices CURRENT Wool Al NEw.YoAK FEsEuART 1855
Saxony Fleece asa &c. net cash
Fuu-bood Merino Fleece, 52a5ic., net cash.
Native aud Quarter blood Fleece 4oaiSc., ne. cash
Common fleece S7aa9c, net each.
kew-YoTk cry super P Pulled s SSasse' net ea1s
Choice Counf ~ Picklocs Pulled, sJ05sc, net cash.
Country extra RULED i5alsc, net cash.
Country No Pulled, SoaSSc. cash.
Country Lamb Pulled, 3, ai2c net cash.
Canada Pulled 2SGaSc net cash
California rnwn,hod slesc e.HH IL grades. 1885,
Caiforria Washed Pulled 25d5Ic., mos.
California Common w a.hed ruled, lZ0SOcb mos.
dusyaii9E, Cape, ir.
Australian Fine Unwashed Accord Fleece 33GS5le, usz
Austria al Pieces and Locks, l5G22e., 6mos.
Cape Of Good Hope Fine UnwssheJ, 3s035c 8 mos
Ctpe OF Oiood Hope Washed Pulled, 46Do0o., mos.
xtra Saxony Lambs, = 100 pl p, mos.
Germsn Saxony Lambs 1889 mos.
South AneoodH
Buenos Ayres Unwashcd Saxony Fleece, 2sd30c- mos
Bner az Ayrss Unwashed Merno Fleece 25azic mos.
Buenos Ayes Unwsshed Meslizo in lots 10 G2o, nss
= utfe Rios Wsfhed, l40l6c., mos.
Fntte Rios Unwsshsd, 80 l0c.. mos.
Cordoya Washed l9d22c., mos.
Cordova Unwashed l01lic, s mos
P,rDyion Washed, asa S0c., b mos.
Peruvian Unwashed, 5d2lc, 9 mos.
smyrna.
SMYRNA extra fine Washed, 25d23c D mos.
mSrna fair v ashed, l8Q22c., moe.
SMYRNA GRAY Washed. 5dI8c 8 mos.
SMYRNA " hite Lined Pulled lIdac, D mos
SUI; rns GRAY Lined Pulled l20lic, 8 mos
smyrna In Grease. l06l3c., 8 mos.
Russian.
Donskoi Washed Long White, 19d2lc., s mos.
Donskoi Washed Long Black. l3d 0c., moe.
Donskgi Unwzshed, 80lec o mos.
India.
East India Washed, medium to hpe 2od57c, D mos
| Tast In ala coarse In nnnr-0u 9dlSo., moa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

THg WEATHER on TIE HUDsoS.-The prolonged
warm weather has almost entirely opened the Hudson
River. Steamboats, daily to ana from this city to
Yonkers, and vessels even go up far as Stag Sing
and Peekskin. A steamboat lie expected every day at
Pougbkeepsie The ferries are all open, anithe boats
cross on the arrival Of each train. Between this city
and Sing Sing there is very little fOaing ice. 1t is
feared that unless the weather should change, the
crops and fruit will be seriously damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

ACCIDENTS AND INQUEyTs-Wm. Henry jeffrey,
little boy, years Of aye, living at No 90 King street was
scaded severely Monday In consequence OF the upstng
ketilo OF boiling wGer, 20 result IN death in ew hours
COro Schifne held inquest on the body Yesterday which
resrlted IN a verdict Of Accidental de The same
beId inquest the body OF male Guild which va.
foupa tied a 81 the Of Bethune end West
eet with its skull fractured The Jury being iabie 70 dis
cover the parents Of The child rendered verdict OF
Known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

ELEcIMc LIGHTHoUsgs.-The French Government
is making experiments with tee electric light for light
houses with great that it is hoped 1t may
soon be pnt into practical service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
both foI $500.

both foI 9, $50. John McClsve has sold two Lots,
ess, sdc of Eleventh avenue. 25ft. Lorh of Thirty
fourth street, for 81, 500.
The annexed table gives the per centsge of specie
to bet deposits held by the banks of this CITY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

CoRREcrIoS.-A mistake occurred in an item printed
in The TBuss Tuesday morning whereby honest
and thief were made change characters OuI reporter stated
that Henry w Hubbou had stolen 20 worth OF vorwae from
James Rodson whe9 tho reverse the ACT Robinson being
the ALLEGED thief and Hubbe the victim Of his rogaery We
make the correction cheolfay the being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

Total......,....... $33,4ll962 SSO@'lb Sd',S'Ho
Included in the total of p cegoods are cloths, CASH
meres, &C., composed wholly of wool, and also suc1
union goods, part cotton, usually classed with
woolens.
We annex a complete statement Of the imports at all
the PORTS of ,he United Safes of foreign Cotton aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
Three years export of Breadstus, 1857, SO and 80:
s5s.OsI .sss saa, 22s, lls go sl2,In
The annexed table shows the exports of produce
from the United States for the last three years:

Total 1888 1896 500 7J5,27s $3.50 8s'o9
Tie following will show the invoice-value OF the
receipts of foreign wool and woolens at alof the ports
of the United States for the last three fiscal years.
endipD ,June 80:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
Advertisements.
THR WORLDS OPINION

Illus. have 81 due and proper in la Endorsement ., @
wonderful virtues Of The celebrated Mrs 6AkpSEh congbs
BALsAN or ivEEwOET AND HOARHouhp when cure ,
Coids Consumption and is dong wonders " 'i 'o "
every DTuggist's counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

CHILDREN BoUND WEsr.-A company of 30 boys
ard girls from the Chdrens Aid Society, left
the city yesterday afternoon, under the charge of Mr
II. Frieigcn. A majority of them were destitut
boys, who had neither home nor friends. There wa
considerable variety in tue avOcajons they had fol
lowed in tie endeavor TO live honestly. Some ha
been boo,-blacbs, some oyser-opeDets, some ha
worked previously canals and farms, aud There wa
one who had fdded occasionally" All were glad
to nd themselves of bese pecaOus ways of living by
going to homes in the Wet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
mARRIED ID.

WESsELHOEFT - ALLEN - On Tuesday, Jan. 81, BY tbs
bev DR. Osgood at the Church of the Messiah, Dr. VIM r.
Hessehoet OF Boston, and bliss sarah r. Allen Of ths city
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Advertisement
Prop. NnuMAN'4 IRCTURHS.

The Second 81 these BKLL,Sr LEcrUEEs on the 'HKS'
TN or rnz SUNBEAM, will 10 given
Ar CooPsR INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EyESING, FEB . A. -.
Tickets for the Course 80 cents single licEe's %
Children under 10 YEAR TO the Cousc IS cents attended oy
ruardan Tor tss at the BOOKSTORE ald Door 10 case
Tickets sold than the will accommodate the money VIII
tar Daed
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Slles Of real e.tate, at auction, Jan 81 1860, by

SUSPICION or GRAND LARcESY-A boy named Geo.
Stpn, formerly employed by II. L. seleidef, at No. i%
Elizabeth street vafntEcr yesterday arrested by DE
ectigos S0eJ King CHARGED with having stolen gold
and chain from L employer the accused vas recently
oiscbaed the place but ia charged that he returned
sd going stsirs found the watch table and carried
or The excused detained Headquarters Or eKsminston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
Receipts Of Produce.

TOrAL By ALL ruB ROuTEs-ran 81 ls603oss b6lA Flour,
400 bush heat; liS DO. go do Oats; coo
PGcyisions 27o do Lard COG do WHISKY 80 Do Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
unriyaied Sauce,
LONDON CLUB SAUCE

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-Inls uhrValeu onu1o,
manufactured by PARKER Bios Londsn, can be oosneS
their agent in this city j. PARKER, No Is Beetman st. inns
sItce pedo the Worcestershire Sauce aud can De oo
aimed at one-hsif the pice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

The third lecture of the Gorhie-Cturch course VIII
be given this "wednesday evening, at the corner OF
Even and Grand Streets f. d., by Prof. l.. n. Fow-
ler Subject: How TO Choose a Wife,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

The FyESING ScHooLs.-The Free Evening Schools
which have been open for three months are about
closing for the Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT.-1homa j. Add, for
merry clerk in the employ of WIN. III. Hazard, at No.
1879 Front street. arrested yesterday charged with
having used various sums Of money belonging to Mr.
Huzmd while in bis employ. Being suspected of en-
bezzement Add was 6ischsrgedsome fow weeks since
and, upon overhaupg his accounts, deficit of s9l 10
was found 10 exist. This amount had been taken at
various Intervals between the lst of July and the LIST
of December. The prisoner was taken before Justice
Osborn, at the Tombs, who committed him for exam-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
The following il a comparative statement
condition of the Banks Of PhilsdeIphia:

The " Commerce and Navigation" tables OF tue year
ending June go 1859, supply all the evidence that is
wanting to show why the gold aud silver of the coun-
Try flow to Europe, and why the West is SO slow in its
evival Of business
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Advertisement ,
RATCUpI OR's ri AIR DYE. WIG and 1OUfbE

FACToKY RR,ovEp 20 10 Bondst Private Hail Dy ins
BA1cHRGor,'s HAtR-bYRIsG EsTABIisHAKsT re'Ho'ou ~
No. 10 Boud-El Private rance for Ladies
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ADVERTISEMENT
WEDDING CARDS NOTES, PARTY INVITA-

Tons FNyELoPEs Gchese Cards elegantly engraved can
n. hd ony IT tns celebrated ud Establishment No t Broad
wsy corner Also French and English Note Papers, IN
gTea. variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

DEATH FROM observation-disclosures Horton
held sn yesterday upon the bocy Ms saes Sculy
No ~ Franklin place who died yesterday from the effect, Of
i1enyeTsnce having drunk for nearly fodt weeks The
evening previous sto bought kettle OF beer with which she
nj 10 the houis Ltghbor Ia descending the basement
steps fell She picked up, and taken into room up
so where she died verdict In accordance with the iecss
Fa. reldeIed.
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AuFtfIhtIltuI 7
IA HrsRAND TO ORDER.-1his dclghtinl COnIeuy
IAdyertisemen |

n IN be nnd both TINS APTRRNOON and tvkNIHu "
RARSuN's MuSRCN, in conjunction with other
4 h. most admin abo COMEDY e. eT presented
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Advertisement

BALL TP.-GoOd Skating at the Central Park.
20 suit tybody Moonlight parties fitted out, Ut the
Central Park Skate Emporium CeSoVEg hAaHHg,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

THE NoRTHERS RAILROAD or NEw-JERSEY.-This
road which was fora tine involved il financial Official
ties, has surmounted them and is how doing an excel
lent busuete. Eleven thousand passengers were car
red on it last week. We observe numbers of new
houses have been recently erected are in progress
Oh tie west I'll slope Of the Palisades. An exteoson
Of the road to Nyack and Havenstraw will be the next
move The Northern Railroad is now operated by the
Company instead of the contractors, as formerly We
learn that Mr. Stevens Of IIoboheD, has offered very
beral inducements if the Company will establish their
terminus at Hobosen after the tunnel shall have been
completed.
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Advertisement
A PRnrTrARIE NOYELTY-24 PnOTOGRAPI

fr Al-2 taAen AZ a sitting and Sercoscopo from uo ~
Sew OF COO SUBJECTS Niagara 50 cents EACH at HoLsss
No. al: Broadway.
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Tux Oc1orooy Is BosroS.-On Monday night next,
be far,s rav Of the Ocoroon will be brought out at
tbs National Theater in Boston. 1t is to be trans
Dor,ed f,om this city Tho original scenery az the
v;n,ar Garden. which was rakeu to the New Bowery,
i. to 90 on, and Messrs Boniace, Fox, and Cushm"n
9TH Fanny Herring and Mrs. ". G. Jones, also go 10
M their parts in the play. The Sisters Lucille aud
Uc,eu Western commence at the New Bowery on
Saturday night.