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ECEIvER'S EuTiUE--sEQ UESTkA.
II, TION OF THE PROPERTY AND
EEFEtTS OF ALIEN ENEMIES-I tina

undersigned, Receiver tor the counties of Orange,
Stafford, 3potsylyania, Gnclrdng TIE tcwa OF
FrederfcksbUrg,) Caroline, King George Wcstrno~e-
land, Richmond, Northumberland, Lancaster, Es-
sax, Mddesex. Matthews, King l. Queen, sud
Gloucester, DO hereby notify each ard every s,tor.
ney, esen former partner, trustee corporation.
officer thereof Other persop boiding or controlling
any lands. tenements, or fereditasaents, goods or
chateis rights or crc6iis or any interest therein
within the counties and town aforesaid Of or for
any alien enemy Of the Confederate States Of Anne.
RIGA, speedily and without delay TO give inforns.
ton of the same to me, the undersigned Rec, iysf
aforesaid, and TO render account Of the same
and In SO far ~ II be practicable, to place this sauna
in my hands or under my control which said seys-
raj matters and things they and every OF them
are hereby warned and sGmsn shed to do ard Dor.
form under the pain and penalty Of indictment and
conviction for high misdeueanor nud Of lins
not exceeding I've tkouEand dollars and 60 irrria-
emmett for not longer than SIX months, and OF be-
ing sued for double the amount Of the property Of
tho alien enemy held By them CT subject To their
control
And /, the undersigned do hereby further WIN
and adncpish each ard every citizen Of the aid
oonssdsrate States speedily and without delay 70
give information 70 me- las he il b, law specially
enoined and required TO is.) Of any every ispd
tene1neEts, and hesed;a'sentS goods and chsttels,
rights and credits within the counties and tswu
Aforesaid and Of every right AID interest," .ssrsin
which be or they may know or have reason 10 BE-
iieve are hsld, owned, possessed Or enjoyed By o.
for, any such alien eueusy.
W. A. MAUHY. Receivss
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beautiful BUILDING LOT, ON THE
ID MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, OpPO-
s1TE THE FARM OF THE LATE JUDGE
DANIEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
after tie for ga- tale, VIII be 500 that unass
b sutlsul 1t ioeassd rs above, atini ing the
rcsislecee Il Col YIN III. MeCuty. on the. oath,
on Ing 50 feet on he vead W Bridge T. al M.
ming back SOD feet to Beais st Get, which II has
'front.' OF $50 feet
TSRMs--Four months crsdt for app eyed Gu.
dorsed ne;sot al n.tea, INTEREST sidsd
no 3 G. DDIS a. ApPeaSoH, Auett
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4 VIEWING AND
~ SMOKING
TOBACCO.
have on hand. at fsctory, on l1th street
RICHMOND, Va.
A large stock of
CHEWING
TOB 900.
OF Ill grades and styles,
Al prices rsnaing from
Is - IS eents per pound
Including Is, los, aifpounds, pounds
BRIGHT.
"A L s o.
TWIST and other
FANCY STYLES.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
6to 70 cents Per pound.
AL Of which u offered for ssle at modsrSts prices
for cash.
q Prompt attention psia TO al orders accom-
panied with cash.
oe l6-amdf, JAMRa THOMAS, yx
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HESsIASs ON TIE EAPPAHANEOCK.
From the Norfolk Day Book, of yesterday,
We clip the following:
Owners of slaves along the Rappahannock
Rlver, are iooSIDg large numbers of them.
For several weeks past boats from the blocka-
ding vessels have been sent ashore and ca FRIED
of between lJo and POO vaiuab BILE negroes
The Lancaster Cavalry having returned from
the Essex side of the River wi h some cam on
found n tug committing deeds Of viliainy up
small creek, and fired several shots into her.
She withdrew considerably injured. The
shores Of the Rappahannock are poorly pro-
tected and much valuable property is ex-
posed to the marauders
BaEAKIkHTHE BLOCKADE
The Natchez Missy Courier SAYS that pri-
vaSe dispatch has been received Ia that see
II ON merchant in New Orleans, to the effect
that French agent was in New Orleans
buying cotton, who stated that the blockade
would certainly be raised in less than sixty
days.
SEIZURE OF sALr
Gov. Moore, of Alabama, seized, on Friday
last, 400 sacks Of salt, at the Mon tgomery and
West Point depot, that We're being transport
menr OF the bill against the expectation of
this necessary article, which had just passed
both Houses of the Legislature Of Alabama.
THE RIGHT SPIRIT
The Marion (Ala.) Commonwealth says:
A quantity OF property, consisting of real
estate, mi ies. and negroes was offered for sale
by the Sheriff, under execution, in this place
on yesterday, and though there were present
a considerable number Of tho moneyed men
of ths county, yet so great and we'll founded
is the opposition Of the people to the policy
Of forclng property TO sale under execution for
debt that not single bid was made upon 1t.
PATRIOTIC.
The Charleston Mercury, OF the 9th instant,
records the following instance Of the patriotic
promptitnde with which the citizens Of
Charleston responded to the demands Of their
country:
Captain Hutson Lee, Assistant Quartsrnas.
kr 1t this place, yesterday made call upon
the citizens tor . large Eumber Of horses, for
TRANSPORTATION purpoaes. We understand
that the reqpest was Quickly complied With,
and that even larger number were o0s1ed
thsn can b immsdtatSty ussd.
TIM Il1oosH AMI AID nAss sxssnsxsx-
Rumors weEe yifb % the styeen yestetday,
eeys the xnoxvallo 1aeia1v q 1he StA, hat
shs eneny were n considerable force ct the
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SAVANNAH ALIVE,
The Savannah Republican, of the 5tb savs

The Savannah Republican, of the 9th, says:
Our city was in Il state ofintense excitement
throughout the whole of yes tertlay The
news of the ca pture of the Walker battery. ON
Hilton Head, and the arrival of our retreatine
troops, and among them many of the wound.
ed. aroused the in tensest feeling EVERYDAY
was in the street, and large crowds collected
around the news and telegraphic Offices
throughout the day and until late at night
Families commenced packing up, and large
numbers of females and children were sent
from the city by the night train to the up.
country. The eff1ux will probably continue,
and upon the whole, we think it best that this
portion Of our population should not be pres
ent to embarrass our defensive preparations
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Old Jacob Barker, the venerable New Or
leans banker, some time detained in New
York ~ the Illness and death of his wife,
got back home last Friday. He was long de-
tanned in Washington eEdeavcring to ye. a
pass, having interviews with Abe, the Co.
riila; Seward, the Raven; and Feathers Scott.
Unable, finally, to obtain his ticket of leave,
he left without it, slipped down the Mary
land shore, hired a row boat and crossed the
Potomac
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sTocr OF Asnn,, Fsp. &c 1861.
4 otal ss..s.ssss.s's
Total po,s ard Pearls


COTTON-Ihe market is steady sales Of oo bales inelud
ing $40 In nou. We quote at l2a l2sc for Mddis p'nd
and Gulf Tho weeks 1000 bales The export since
Monday last has been II 900 bales. 49, NJ, ,,z.
COFfEE-The market IL quiet sales Of 200 bags Rio at IU
3i 20 bag. husoabo at 3se and 30 bsgs Java a. iosc
All kinds close hfmly-
. FLOUR AND MEAI-Tbere IL more inquiry for Western
Flour but holders do not meet the eey ana
the husn. large confined chiefly TO the low srades or
sGro A. tho close with less ynmess In heisstt GOOD de-
prev led part for the Eastern trade Family eIs is
not 40 plenty ead well ss,sined the ales are 800 bb
200 - Is for superGnr State snd Western % S|1J7
for State chiefly at IS 81 rs goa % ~ Tor choice 90
rs 35 10 for the low grades Of Western extra % 90
IS Tor chipping brands Of round hoop extra ONO and % o19
~ 20 fos trade brand do -
Canadian Flour is plenty, especially common orsnas
unaehe aud eas while choice grade.
the are bbls. 81 JU0 ~ ~ Tor extras Southern
Flour qlotsbe change the dsmsnd roc very az
tive and the ar ysls mcd sales OF LILO bols ut 70 10
= mixed good brands Supernne banor. Sc' and
e. asa So Is the better grades Rye Flour quiet the sup
Div Is rr; ssles OF $50 bbs A3 3oaf4 10 Con- Meal
heavy and sales Of Jersey Vs. md bandywne q;
% o. s. Buckwhest Flour plenty aud In good demand
at III 5GdSl B1i Y loo ID. , ..u,--n A..
ERUITs-Raisus are unchspsed s,es Of 500 boxes Palermo
Oranges. By sac0p IS $685. V 400 Lsm0nss sl7s@*i@
s2k
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me NeT-OT1dHs flcdybHe VI lhuIeuay o'eh"e
says:
Since last weekly summary the Money market hAf shown
further symptoms Of improvement and negotiations oil s'IGy
paper made with greater facility than before Inc
such securities already remarked Is very narrow
Business opened biky this morning and the Transactions IN
Cotton promised TO attain large amount ms tendency
euey CHECKED by the receipt Of lister Adyes from n
rope reporting declining market In Liverpool After the news
became Known operations arrested. ~,
Forzn h., decided this week and the
zene lidlt v cent higher Clear seIns hs oee
dealt Ia freely 03dOs closing e day WIN ia Dusine'
hs.e rates. fraction more has been paid in one or Two
stances but merely for specific remisnees si YIN OH VI
Ladps have been selling all the way from lodU1 IN
The trsn,sron, have been large a. 52 da So and 81 ~ ioI
yey prime The whole may be Quoted rom o t
81 III. s.ty d.ys on been dull aud slow OF sae
at discount ssh, closes hrm Al d and discount bAnA
81, draw At and the Bsuhs at di One and three asS'
Sight sold =, discount
We have copy of the annual report Of the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Road, by which 1t
appears that the earnings Of the Transportation De-
partmen, for the year 1860, were q 3l66SS co. The
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en- :, rwryrY.rouRrH STREET;

81. hrnts ont nj 81 o clock a. IN. Tuesday ~ the
rss,ourant and lager beer saloon KEEP. by a. rinars,
serper Of Second street and Third avenue It appears
that lodging in the mouse Of f'G saor and
~ bils proceeding to Fight lamp set fire to quantity
of loose paper about the premises. Damage TO the
amount Of 40 was sustained. Insured for 900 In
the New-Ams.erdam INSURANCE. Company.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMITTED on THE CHARGE or ENBEzzLEaEST.-
L 10, Mccarthy brought before Justice Conws ye.
de.ey IN EsntIc street who charges him with ebeEzng
considerable amount Of money while IN his employ a. esseeRer
during the time he was nesIeeIasd 10 jail eI
Ss pGR .S Sh.a Me s The
comp Mt .abbing dsmssed WHEN the defendant was
elected on the examination wa, sufficiently strong warrant the
Ju,tice holding him to await the action the Grand jury
IRos STREET P.yExEyrs-The Common Council
have granted permission Mr. George Pan the inventor OF
style Of iron eSS for, 70, p'nE luton 20 10 .
their utility The work TO be done the inventors own eI
Snlisod ne oS Psvttsh VIZ "BsO6IbS; Sc n'fGausd
| other streets
| UyIoy AvrsUH.-This avenue Is to be graded and
p.ved from Wher street 10 Broadway The Comnsonsr,
for assessing tho expense Of the improvement were appointed
the las, meeting Of tho BSsd q Adehs9 IN ,0O o,
! to be assessed
| EsB,SENrsI AccIDEST.-Ihos. Kenny laborer,
buried beneath embaneut which be at work In
Twentyfh street. Monday and sustained fracture OF one
Of hi. legs.
! The REGR.DISo OF FLArBUsH AvEsug.-The
worn OF regarding Fabu,h and interesting streets
which long delayed bids fair TO be commenced
within few week. tine The upper part Of ss sEsIs. a.
high above the grade and las been the cause Of
anc low that the drainage Of the neshbon high
ground .ccumustes from every rain or hAw maiir almost
impossible for pedestrians The contracts elevate THIS par on
hill awarded 10 three different parties
who will operations the season permits
| SENTENCES IN THE CoURr OF SEssloNs.-In the
Court Of Sessions yesterday three boys the eldest not more
than named James Sweeney, John Sweeney and
James Dennott sasued Indictments for highway
robbery the charge Of ard rohbg two other boys
named X. Osborn and Frank A Owen the 2Oth OF
January last The attacked party returning home fro
Prospect HILL when they ssaed and robbed OF all they
had In their pockets. On account Of their youth plea OF
zy assault and battery accepted James Sweeney
the eldest sentenced to the PensntiAry for nonth the
other the House Of Refuge Cstharine Sher
goods Ann o. bHen by
representations pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sell
Jail for 20 days George Rogers and John D. otene
forgery passing counterfeit bill. pleaded guilty Sentence
deferred Michael FeeDey selling liquor without license
! was fined TO- amer which the Court adjourned.
| SUICIDE IN QUEES's CoUsTY.-A man named Roe
buch residing the village of Cogmbusye committed suicide
Yesterday morning BY cutting his throat with sup
posed that he pcled the deed by Jealousy OF bis wife
The body taken ia charge by the authorities and Coroner
/ " GOD notified to old All inquest
! THREATENED TO COMMIT ARsoN.-Jerry Brown
tenant ia house Tenth North seventh street
was arrested evening the complaint OF lis landlord
N sr. charged that Brown had threatened 10 oct hre
| 10 ths premi,es In which he lived
4
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p,l,r,e Feb "a sS93, 3sJ 70


The quarterly bill for post-mortem examinations IN
Corones cases was reported In the debate tha' Ell
sued il came out that last year more than s'ooo was
paid for such service, much of which was useiess' ex
cept as means of educating certain medical Students
In reference to these facts, Mr. Wesmann offered
resolution that the Committee on County Oihees ake
into consideration the proprey of appointing two sur
eeons to attend to all ante and post-mortem examina
tons required in Coroners' cases. ADOPTED. rsIo.'
in favor of paying bill of GIG OF Chas. T. oomne'
ford for chairs, and A. T. Stewart sS AZ Tor iun'"
ing the House OF Detention with blankets, &c, W.
lost because the proper requstion had not oeen n'A''
for the articles. Adjourned to Thursday st9 y n
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California Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.

A. San Luis obispo the 10th Inst by the Rev Complay
Sierra A Forester to Dom Maria Joseis Pico all Of San Luis
Obispo. . .
In Contra County Jer ~ by the Rev DR. Woodbridge
Rufus Bracket to Amands daug Inter OF VIM. Hook
Horsotown Shasta County b. Aaron o. Spencer OF
Syracuse " Miss NJ eldest daughter OF the late Fran
els Tutte.
DIED.
In San Francisco Ja0 - Henry Leieken native OF Han
over, Germany, aged 70 years.
In santa Clara Jan H. Mrs Gertrude Laase Of Staten Island
" Y, aged 30 yeers and 10 months. -
Al his residence OAKLAND Jan. 81, the Hon Henry l.
Thornton native OF Old Point Ns aged % years months
and "a days
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Bsls,,. Of Ineom. nccount............ s2I5 Gl5 20

Balance OF Income account sZl5oKo u
Tie Renewal Fnnd IL S251 ,iOJ ", against $llO,-
l4i % last year. In pursuance OF the provisions con-
tanned in the let Mortgage Bonds of 1879 Eastern
Extension, Sinking Fund for their redemption was
commenced in April, 1860, and 81 900 Of the said
bonds have been purchased and Cancelled for that ac
count There s nearly enough hand Tor the require
ments Of April, 1861. Measures having been taken TO
redeem the Income Bonds Of the Company nj par, the
Sinking Fund heretofore opened to retire them has
been closed
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call forth than by the information which tho
books RECEIVED.

a,,., ~ Scientific Di,ooyery for 1861 Edited by David
Wells, 4. NJ Tmo., PP. "a Gould LINCOLN ,,a,.x
49, Io,no mn 9l3 Robert Carter e. Brothers ,
The aI sbip Wiz Other Aliegorie. Parallels. BY tn
Antbor m i"The Voice OF Christian Life in Song In
Same. 80. -,
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70 be hoped that Bonds VIII be then
| ma elect JOSEPH WALKER,)
The following is the new order of registration and
form of Endorsement of extension:
By this isdorsemert made by the NewYot and Erie h,p
it mutually agreed that the principal hereof shall NO, Oe due 2
payable until 70: Is, Of September 1872 uDe., default Is made
In payment OF Interest the for sixty days after pre-
'en,ssion Of e proper coupons which extending to said ~
fault the Principal vii tbsr upon be dco AID payable Tb.
mortgage 70 tbs bond remain. unmpnred and no part
OF thin contract shall sfec s priority or
validity.
Th. registered bond hereby made psy,bIe onTy,o -.
either and nansrrabe only Of the Company it,
successors or .,i, the thereof by the Com
pny be aorsed hereuuer Tb- sccrung interest
be paid to whoever shall Be the registered holder hereof ten
day. preceding the maturity of such interest or to hs duly
The interest coupons ds March on the bonds of the
Saratoga and Whitehall Railroad will be paid at the
Bank Of the State of New-Fcrk.
The Dry Goods auction Gales were well attended
to-day. Messrs. Wimerdngs & Mount sold 600 cases
Of wide, brown and beached domestic sheetings and
$50 csses of corset jeans by order Of Messrs Parker
Wilder & Co. Of Boston. There a large attend
Of frstclass buyers and Of commission merchants
The prices obtained were good under the circumstances
and goods could have been sold at the same rates.
but they paid no profit to the manufacturer. VIII
merdings, Hoguet g. Humbert sold 1000 eases Of Ger
cotton hosiery in small lots. The prices obtained
were not satisfactory to the owners.
At Philadelphia Exchange rates rule much the same
for fortnight past. Philadelphia is now creditor
city all round New-York Is debtor, probably three
quarters Of a million Of dollars, and Baltimore an
amount correspondingly large.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up on Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates as compared with those Of the previous
week:
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BuRoLsRY.-The unoccupied dwelling, NO ~ WEI,
u ,onS street was broken into Saturday night ana
a.a2,d by youths three Of whom, named re- NC
Ts Pal Farrell and Michael Farrell At.rwerd srrest--
Sh ofeer OConnor Twenty irs Pyecnct with mar
he mantle clock worth s7S In the possession Yesterday M
were beioe Justice Connolly and M -
Hall who occupied the house until day two tncs ana M
whom the property belonged, made affidavit charging '
With the burglary. They committed ...
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The coal unnage wah l,VoV<<' luhsi HI increase VI
about 20 900 tuns. There was losa Of s2O6,55 70
upon this business. Nothing is here allowed for the
coal mined from the and- owned by the Company, and
the freigh, is calculated at &C. tun mile over the
Companys own road and what is actually paid on
Meeting roads, with charge the latter for the use Of
engines and can.
The total capital stock i, lO6O67 shares, on which
has been paid $5,ls9,l6 g. The income accoun. is
NJ follows:
esmber 1859 sse3s IS
Ded1c, amount OF bad debts accrued siuee opening
Of road 10 Jlsi December 1888. heretofore stand.
Losses. Dss SO
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telegraph the Company is advised OF 900 bales OF
cotton and 300 hogsheads of sugar loading Cairo thu
day for Chicago.
The business of the Clearing ouse was SIS So Stp
TIE demand for Treasury Notes is active and they are
sold to pay about y cent to the taker. The IL y
cents are in demand ut l03 The low interest notes for
Custom-House purposes cell at I0s cent discount
The large profit yielded by the loan TO the takers
at so 1900 has brought in free sellers and although
the investment demand has been good it has not been
sufficient, and the current rate of yesterday has not
been sustained. Some sales made in the morning
at 1884, but at the close the stock freely offered at
1903. II the favorable from Washington should
be confirmed the market will doubtless advance again.
Mr.. Dix, we understand, will draw his warrants
promptly against the proceeds of this loan, and expects
TO leave the new Administration about million OF dol
lars in the Treasury to commence business upon.
The steamship Adriatic, the sale Of which we no
tced few days since to the Galway Company, was
sold for fs7 OOO about $43O OOO The ship bought
by the North Atlantic Steamship Company for 100000
She is advertised to sail on the 9th proxmo for Havre
touching at Southampton.
1t will be seen by a paragraph in another column
that there is great activity in the trade between this
city and the South just now, in consequence Of the
North into the Southern Coniederscy after the 4th of
March.
There Ia a large, activity in the money market, in
consequence of the payment into the SubTreasury on
the new loan but the supply is abundant at SAY
cent mostly at cent, on favore securities In the
discount houses there is not much doing, the banks
absorb nearly all the "git-edged" paper made. The
new commercial transactions being entered into are 50
limited that the banks find 1t very difficult to sustain
their loan lines with such paper as they require. We
presume the loans Of the banks in the shape Of regular
discounts have not been for long time 30 low as now
The aggregate of loans is largely sweed by loans on
and purchases Of Government securities. Leading
short acceptances go at cas- v cent, and prominent
singe-nsme paper at 7a9 y cent.
The following is official statement of the receipts
and expenditures of the United States for the quarter
ending December 81, 1860, exclusive Of Trust Funds;
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TAdyerisementI - n moo,
To ,vpoyppS'-To touch the hesrts o. 49, 49,.
10 she"a nross,y understand the principle. o. ,ao
~, ,0d to uudsssssnd this you should
With PasayOl0aY. Call apoa ,,,. Ma 20 nxoo3Nu1s
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BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-In the Board OF Super
vsors yesterday the statement in regard to the cod
ton of the Treasury received from the CONTROLLER
from which il appears that there was
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The Trustees have declared the usual Scrip dividend OF
all pocin for the whole term Of NE uor IN i9es
which were issued twelve months PRIOR TO January lel
They have also directed the edempon In cash Of vdend d..
crsd In h. lBi 1898 aud is and After the hst
Monday n March those holding certificates pe.entA
lion At the Home Office and those having credits VIII DO
premium.
We annex Comparative Statement of the Exports
exclueiye of speciel from New.York TO FOtoig Ports
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Total Interest on Deb, and Rent Of Con-
Meeting Roads for lsoO......... 49,. SeoJ $40
Thrc. years Interest on Capital stock
(.ay 10 A. cent on $3.50 250) To Dec.
81 1889 paid In APRIL 1860, IL stock. 600, 4Ss %
Dividend out Of Earning. for ala months
ending Jo,h June. 1864, ind9sed on
new lcnp lssy y cent on SI,0ll,O5o) 2loth6 10 -.
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fAdyeftiseu1ent.I

THE FAMILY HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS az Az Da ~.
omsncs. ensbe isdies children and families TO v1Iss
elegant domestic drama Tnx WOMAN IN WITT - 90 re-
the Aquaria and al the other wonders o. tno
turn home before derk d.
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EaB.SKMrsT AccIDEST.-lhos. Kenny a laborer,
va. buried beneath an which he work IN
Twenty fh street. Monday and sustained fracture Of one
Of his legs.
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Markets CiEYYuLLl REPORTED ron THs " Y TsIBusr
TrRsDAi, Feb. ~, 1901
AsuEs-The demand Is moderate for Pesri at 20 20 Pots
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UsIoy AvTsUE.-This avenue Is TO be graded and
paved from Whers street 10 Broadway The Comnissons,
Tor a....s the expense of the improvement appointed
., the last meeting Of tho Board Of Aldermen. Tbs sum OF
due for former work Is to be included In the amount
Ia he