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FER0U gu LINE RgTVERN VLsgTN0Tos,
PHkADELPHIA ANs Ne W YORK.
SssE 5HE M

rr.,,s wAsHISsToN. Ian. {, lss7
n OcsSeen Washington and EsV Fork are
Tuh MN fORk. sitho at change Of cars.
40 oaiiy texcept SUn1Ay) at 7:&5 g.. m and
,h FOB NEW YORK, changing cars a. Phiisasi.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct HIS g. m aud
Leave daily exc. OF sunSay1st Is and ll.,s
m, ana $50 and 6:Sl D. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphis at $50 ,.
N only.
daily ~ -
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or
boston can be had At the Station Office st ell hours
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Linz, 34s Penn.
avenue, N>tween 9th and II b streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Rsil rosd "A re yt,.emars
Anna polls, and the West
Il. WILSON, Master OF Transportation.
= N. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. q. k00ETZ, A gent, Washington. .
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II
- Passenger and Freight Depot in New Tork.
foot Of Liberty street. Connects at Hsmston
Weern Balboa ana - r.,soI .ns
direct li9e % Pittstars and the West without S
ALLIEr0wE LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two kxpress Trains daily for the West, ercept
to Chicago. C,scinnati, ST Louis, &c, With su;
WINTER ARRAHoRMEErs.
C9mner cling January z, isss-Leave New York a.
SO A. M-Tor HA.ton, Bethlehem. x..es
Chsnk. "iiiiansport, wilkssbsrre, Mshsnoy
tom Gan B..
Bend, Pit'sbure, nghamton, &c,
Sa. s sns ss az .ss
-isS Nssssern oe.l. .Ss At
phia and Erie Bosds, for 1rie and the Oil he
eiunf wis.sb.rre. Esssins. fos.Siis H. spse
~, M:-FOr E..sOn. Bsthl.hsm. and M.ueb
a-tor ss.ss. ss.s nH as4ri:suss Will.
hsnsport Iryipeton. Corr. frie. &c. sisspins
~ +: s5foorr s ss%:!yiiis.
ton, Allsntowa, Bedding, Harrisburg, fittsburs,
SiesSins csrs through fro. yerssv City to Pitt.
0IAtddis es.i s Ss;s: are run to Bergen Point.
r,esss: icr Ii. ws.t can ,. Obtained =, the otse.
sf Che Central naiires1 Of New jersey, foo: Of
Liberty street, North River, ct No I Astor uo0ee.
Nos. 2st, 21l. s26 Broadway. and 81 No. 10
isn gosixH o. STE: Rms. superintendent.
NEW YORK AND liwaAyls RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner ga
TiSiss ii1yI HEx yosk
Tor Hsv HsysI and betdsseort.1; eLII lnS
For Milford. etrasserd, Fsirfeid. South port.
sns Westporf.7, 50 Q. y. 90 and 80 Pm
rof SSs..tE ss, \ S,m lis ts1.h
Tor bsTisn .si Srss a .icSG. SO. na.. m;
fsr ss:s i 70; eoa $50 n.n m; i,ls
", 81 80 So sss sss,ioo..
$50. IL 80 Q. m; %, 80, 50. $50, and D. n.
CONN eOfIHo TRAINS.
Fer Boston Wa epringnell-s q n, l1L.ns'
(Ix.,nI.m. For Boston vie Shore Liss-i1-i''
FOR & sitssid and spri,saela-s. (K,.JnS
m yss So a s kv.r l.,lro.a-s m. r.,
icr Hsitfsrd. Proviasses ana FishkiIi b.s.-
sYs sl Nv Haven, View Lou1sp and sso.,.ssss
Iailrood-ea M; Il %, sapd 3. n:
For Osual Bsiaresd-i2.H D-n. 70 Nershs.p-
We Fer Heusstonie and Hsusatuck Bsiirosd-ss.
Ycr Ds.sury and Herwslk \. R.-7,sS ~;
coSscaisus sleeping Cars attached sss Pm.
I e = yAnIs Il. HoyT, sapsrissendsst
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~ } MARKRITERy.

7sh .'''ssf ttfns.psY|.1s55qs {r,a 9 street.
ShAfsAIss TIsa dg2 2s RDSksse SisssS
%;sss%. sa:ss.. ~ sio.
'"' ..,' 'SsSy!Ssi g tgi9': ssA..s
itch and vaSiea a.sortment irsn the best man
ss & sosss s1 s'e cs4 I
cSs6 sS S'i9 saHs: wALurr
d.. ~, BRASKETs. &C..
R' PetS.s OSsd and Ia:ssls eli sizes and coors
fAylsaxssissssss H sb %i htis; Is SHADES
rehss q II 'hssS sO0a: 81.
teri: In the Si.tTcs, ~,s veil Escorted s,oek Of
se s s II i:rss OF Win
Order, fss Window shsdss asd Psperhansins,
large ,oron Of ' e. or sssSs Goa, var.
:sS e SS:, :S.. g; hs
Goods with any IN the market.
.''"'' II sx .isk sii;f No. ass tn street,
deIsfm. Eisht doors above Odd Hall.
SPLENDID JIwELBT.
Nh. ALIxANDIR hes just resur, ID from Ssv
yss,X %:s1ihcsnt s:.OItnsat q silver FiHsr.:
oS.r 81 % h.f. 70 % also Gs
'hI;s !; si !. ssS F::s:;i::n,. .,.a.
Y PIANO TUNE AND REoULAreB--
SsrAsLlsHIp IN lsss
DEMPSEY SIeSEI 8. ts sas1a and sta
y. O. BEICHIMYAOHp Piano Rooms
4ss nth street., near Pa. svsnls.
Ssseial Note from Wmu Ksebs z g., Baltimore.
H. Dseter 49, tuned Ptsnos for no ct oar Wsrs-
reons and We take lleasur IN stating that wc BE-
heys hin to b coaDstsnt tuner. 10 n -Sn
MrsoHAsT lf II AZ ITs p,rA.1x.Irr.
ssd ,tIsSSsr -; % a sxssiastioa Of stcef
Fl 9. GGaso 9, q: SAssl = ssd viST;;
nAne 70 order In the most Superior sfyIe -
o. sns sfs, 1t much hssRsr rates than the usual
10 fi-ss 39a Pa ave.. be-. 9Th ana iosS ID.
OLC sfovns rAxlH I'M 1xosAHes =
1fOy!s: SRAf.s. f. Greet yssissy. ss
leg IkSs1sst, nsas tie Bridge. de q h
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urday. 's' except esi-
Philadelphia Express leaves daily An o,,
trains dairy excsp- SUNDAY. esuel
Passengers By Mai Train % IN Wflua....
without change Of cars, and srri We ar i,scs u
ven at 8 10 IN. " HoSA ma
Passengers " Mail Train 60 TO Oar u.,.,
Chant ershufe Without ch ange OF cars
etef Eans Oar Tickets can be had on .pplica,yo.
a. the Ticket Once, o3l Chez n a stres, ISSUE
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A NovrL koBBKRY-Tr Peodlers Appiy
CAterofOrm 10 a Fdmiiy.-A robbery took piacs
day before yesterday afternoon, attended nv
circumstances OF the most novel and sta-tIinS
character. We have often heard of robbsrs
using chio- oform upon persons asleep in rooms
burglariousiy entered. but never IN ali the
annals Of crime have we heard before of rhst
potent drug being applied wide awake per
sons m tDeir own houRs. The facts are a.
foiiows:-A couple OF ordinary-or rather en-
traordinary-pack peddlers entered the hons.
Of Mr.; Jehn Lereh, on Poplar street,
near Brinkley avenue, and offered their
traps for sale. They were apparently
'Polanders, and spoke imperfect EnsIiss
TWO ladies' In the house &C me forward, When
they spread out their goods TO look al them.
and were joined by Mr. Lerch. After uuroiI-
ing several pieces they opened Q shawl ana
shook 10 up rs II TO take out the Wrinkles II
was thoroughly saturated with chloroform
AND so powerfully did IL affect the parties thai
they were unable 70 resist its mn uence Tbey
ssak into an insensible state, and remained al
fer some time. When they recovered they
1oa3d that their visitors had departed and had
robbed the house Of money, siiyerwass. and
other articles, amounting - about two h1n
dred and hfty dollars. No clue has beee Oh.
tanned to the scoundreis; they made eood ths;,
escape. tits TO Be hoped that they Will be- an.
preheaded before they commit any more surh
sxpleits-Aenphis Argus. Jan. a.
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CA,ef Qsar,eynastey's OSlee, Depo Of WasAissto.,t
WgsA,sston, a. C., JAnusry 81. iSN.
WIZ Dc sold st Public auction. on MONDAY,
vision Of Brsyst Lisutenaat OsIonsl James III
Moore, a. T. NJ the following buildings:
and Nineteenth streets:
Two Portable Houses, ten feet high; one lsx a
feet the other l21lf feet.
!, Also ON A street: between Twenty. first and
Twenty second streets:
One Warehouse, 4ixl10 feet. . ...r
One Shed, llX4l feet. t1t
One Platform. l0x 4l feet 81. .. %
Terms cash in Governments funds. '
Brsvet Brig Cen. CHAs. H. T0nPKIES,
DEPUTY Quartermaster General,
ia2l Ct Act'e Chief o. M ;. Depot W ashjugton
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RosTON MSS MAoKIKIL.

QosTON NESS MA0KERIL.
Ian rev receiving from Boston direct, Shs vsry
MEss MAoxIRDL.
81 which faeeiy md thsir way 20 this naskst,
eeong used mostly for home oonsumDttou. = A. they
hase been trimmed of evefy , aFt bus tho mooi
Ha1Atee1e, the kits contain very mach AoFo thAA
tAsssaasiH usually ,s1s.Iw .u,ox,rn -
Oornsr lSsh and = stxeees. Under
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RALrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WAsHINsfoN. Jan g. lss
~ = =: - -

., Trs,ns between WAeHINGTON AND BALTI-
LUBE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
leave oaly, except Sunday, at ZOO, 1:45, ana
llIe Q. m, and 2y0., and 50 and 90 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
. leave DAILY, except Sunday, st 7.G a. m. Ana
200 and SEQ D a. '' >AN
FOE - Az STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POLLS
JUNCTION.
,. Ia. N 10
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ z a m. and 49, m No tr,,,.
70 or from annapolis On sunday -'
UN SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave et izo q n, and 2:ts aid 5 % .. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave etIi2 a. m, ana 200 and 3:99 D. -
fok ALL PARTS OF THE WRIST
sdo Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7:l3 q. m, aud
OF sunday At $50 p N. only. connecting at Relay
S.ahon WIN trains from Baltimore to whseliRg,
.,THR0TGA TiGK Els to the West can be h.d q,
Vie Nashington Station Ticket Office at all hon q
Ia the Gay, aswell as ct tAe oice Of the Bank
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Lime, 3ss Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets
Fcr New York, Philade phis, and Boston see
sdSertiss ment Of Through Line"
J. l.. WILSON. Master of Transportation,
l.; ~. COLE. General Ticket Agent
&C u GBO. g. kOONTZ, Agent Wsshins ton
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RAILROADS.
1900 PrHssYLTANfl lours 1867

1866 psussrL SasiHz ,our, 1867
&Aa - -
10 TH1 HoRrHW EST SOUTH. AND SOUTH.
wTyrER SCHEDULED
,. On asd y, Ter November 10, lsS, trains viii
w..s!as'oa. = g Baltimore. n.
IN! sEHaf pegBLl,rRAok R IL y n
With DLtGANT sCkAERT. Palace essts-room
DAY and NIGHT Oars, With modern im,rov ents ],
And saving from ftuY 70 twelve hours Ia fine ov err
assy other route. rso hundred miles saved 20
western sno Central Eev York.
Two Daily Trains TO the xs.t;
IheouGh from Baltimore to ROCHEarRH and
fiIIbbURGa without change.
PASSENGERS By this rouie ON B>ltincre have
sP PSSITssntss s o. T,klss Al changes in UNION
Tickets b, this route can be procured ct the a.
nee, eorDsr 9th street and Penney lvauis avenue,
under the National Hot !. where reliable infor,
manon viii be eiven AZ all tmes.
fsesengers procuring Tickets AZ this once can
secnre accommodations in Steering Cars for Il
mira or Pittstsrg. -Hl
III. WILKINS. Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. q.
Baltimore, Md. del IL
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C9L0snD TOY 100xe, f.oc Lc.asn: grsaoh
~ tsiry taIs:; Ns1ls largely illas6ssSd, and
SsN 80 - ~, 'IsAMOK TAYLOR.
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A Tragedy In a Rural ViIlace-A Boastinr
Seducer Shot by his Victim

From the Elmira Advertiser, Jan Je1
The little villages OF Miilport and Pine Val
ley We're thrown into fever Of excitement ON
"wednesday evening by the shooting of Nelson
Rogers by Mary Falls, young lady, daucht-r
OF farmer and boat builder. residing about
half way between MIllport and Pine Valley
About a year ago Nelson Rogers, VINO xas a
mechanic and moulder by trade, CAM 20 r.s,da
Al Mifport. Attnis time he made the acauaint-
aBee of Miss Falls. He was successful IN gam
ing her affections, until, under protestations
OF fidelity and marriage. her ruin was accom-
pliseed. Then the character OF her lover WAS
unmas ked, and he shamefully abused the one
whom be had injured SubraI ssiyeIy she nor.
her shame. until warned that the In W required
aiontnent on the part of her seducer A. her
lnstigation he was arrested in August last. con-
lessed MS CRIME, taking glibly and lightly
about his victim 20 the officers Of Justice. and
was held 10 answer under 81 900 bail at a
Court OF Oyer and Terminer. He then Ief, the
place.
A few days since Rogers returned To Mill
port. He was the same boas tful creature As
before, and renewed has determination of the
woman ne had ruined or course rumors of
his conduct did not fail TO leach the ears @
Miss Falls, who bore his defamation for a
time, but n length became ex sperated Pro-
curing revolver, she lett her fathers house
on wednesday evening, a nd bent on her pur-
pose, inquired ont his boarding place AT the
gate she saw him through a window com
pletlHg some arrangements OF his dress and
resolved 10 wait until he came out of tb.
house. When the door opened she fred. the
ball passing through his ight side, about mid.
way. IL was afterwards removed by a sur
reon, near the lower edge of the shoulder
blade, at the back Of the chest She returned
home and entered the house as if nothing had
happened, saying not a word 10 her own fam
lily about the tragedy. After the lapse OF an
hour or so, her mother learned from soIne pass
ing neighbor that Nelson Rogers had beer sho,
She sought out the dau ghter and told her. hui
was met with the reply, IL know IT, mother
1 did 1t"
The wounded man was i'm mediatsiy ass is,st
into the house. and medical aid Summoned
IL was At first thought that be could possibly
i've only short time, but last night he was
comfortable, End surgeons expressed a possi
bilIty OF his ultimate recovery. No arrest was
made-in fact no complaint was entered YES.
tsroay against Miss Falis-but we are in formed
The parties moved in respectable circles. and
the reputation OF Miss Fails. until she met
Rogers, was unsullied for purity and yirtue
She was young, attractive and adraired yiri
and Is now only eighteen. Her family are
among the most reputable in that vicinity
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
CONVENIENT SALE.

u
The property known as the CONVENIENT
TANSEhf AND STEAM SAW MILL,o with
EyI MY i've acres OF land, near San Antonio,
Texas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
mp n the LIST day Of March, 1871. for the purcha,e
OF sevsnty nvs acres OF NO. more or less togsth
purtenances apRestsin,ne; that Is to say
Containing TM1Lyn sTvNH LIME WATTS,
kRvEN STONE POOLs,
ssa capable Of tanning Afteen Thousand hides Der
ONE STEAM sAw-MILL, capable of saving
three thoUseDd feet OF lumber daily
ONE 6mALL STONE BUILDING.
i ne above property 10 situated about NO miles
above San Antonio, on the San Antonio n ver aud
the water 10 conducted TO the estaSII shmept by q
race d hewn stone, laid in cement
The land Was purchased and improvements
made by the late called Confeder ate Govern
gold. -
The property has been under lease for the year
1855, at . month"; rent 81 $500, payable in cd.
vance. secured titls in fee simple VIII be given
hy the United States 0overD0eat
Proposals will be marked "Propesals for Qev.
ernment Tannery and Saw Mill ~ ana Addressed
70 ]. b. KIDDQO.
A. L., Galveston, Tfxas. ja7l.Ht
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P.orso4w Sffl1fs SqzEs ,l,rr nj PAT.
~ 4. fSstf:sds q ia III = "a sSs 81 IsSssssi
ia::.s.! g.: 8. !. Is sscss.sl t.e.1y lss y.
la1eson. eDcsnekAorfAoso,. end 1xhs1e(ien q
odd the 1a1see.s nee Of Qo1sVia, oubcAs, @,
Ene.eHcs 70: q - tnfeplhse se0edY yor 81
$50 shs % q nssssiy nd n ssSsF tS5ssfioss
~ Irscaestsea y d. ~ fora e nan asrps.
ole Loselge. SeeareA hen -. saee6 81 81.
% -: g ~ 2! go q sss icr @: ca 3 ia
XSclssals "a E:s.sl q p. BAH10W. 10. ZEE
1fsS: "a 90 q . a. oaD. h. SEQ r...s
$40. YATES ! sYLBYp, sseaf /,
No. 313 peansylaDia aVenUa,
. 4 Superior loo % bADIn s' oL0AKlIoe, ,vhich
they are oSssins 81 vsrg Nv Dttess. ! % - Y
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SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINs
AehiNsTo LEAVE Al zxA~pgIA,
TsSni Nd syeaus Depot From cor. Duke Henry
toiossn mali ~. SITS. Local NJ ,.tS A N
Local 49, Q ?. N Through Mail 20 p N
y. A. STEVENS. General Superintendent.
no 10 ". y. PHELPS General MANAGE
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GkORG EI0WN HAiiRoAn.
&Al 81

TINE TABLE,
On ana after MONDAY, November H. lsS Ana
unul f91thef aohee, Passenger rruins Will run -.
LEAVE WASHINGTON leave ALFrI
ION M. avenue depot. From cor. Duke Henry
LOCAL A-s.i;; 10 a. N. ats, Local ct Las A n
Through hA Locel cor. King
Local st........ '@ :. s.d Henry. 500 ("
=. '-''.'--- sg Local Al. % :"
:. ''..-.- ~ r. II, -.........l00 90
:. ''.--. ~ . -......-. 500 p II,
.----- 10 Throueh Mail. corner OF
-----ll-S bus Henry 500 P N
LoCslcor. King
and Henry On
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SPLENDID JHWELRY.
PiHao TGNER AND REouLAres-
8srABLlsHIp IN 1854.
olpRne NOW Hvcv,v

n,.,.,v 9Iei1s N9w sfcEIvRD AT
D.aPs2 VsIQOhEs- 1nersvsrs and Sta
y. 3. H2iGHiHSA6H fisno r. Soo cna i'ts S.
ASs nth street, near Pa sysnue,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

model tenemeuthouss win be " hoash none Of
tbs Reformation IN h matter can
my opinion he made permanent oay by forcing upon he owners
tenement property the responsibility Oi is mAha A' &
inspections Of enementhouse from
ge 10 cellar should made the other competent suth
v who should strict compliance With such rules
as ~ ecessary the sauby Of dwelling and any tenant who per
sisI~ in living detrimental TO the health OF
his neighbors should longer be allowed TO remain such
a system would improve the hahs OF lhe WnAh's
and the certainty inspection would At east secure
vigorous cleansing At those tmeswhe Of seH "ona prevent tn
terrible fh which disgrace 10 50 many prop
eyoaner competent housekeepe should also reside on or near tn
premises duty should be To keep the has ana
other public portions the house clean aud 10 repair great
measure neglect ofhse reasonable precautions that 50 n
labor and e1pene upon for sanitary
oborye statements have made as the results OF
beg accompanying Of sanitary inspectors anu
would respectfully especial attention TO taa OF D IL 1
upon No 1856 West Twenty sTthsi and that ofD L. Brown upon
80 Perry showing that the suggestions made hb report are
reasonable aud practicable and actually carried out where 1u
Of property are rey derous doing what right Very respectfully
your obedieut servant . e4-...t..,
EDWARD B. DALTON Sanitary Superintendent
There being no other business the Board adjourned 10
meet on Thursday next at O'Clock y. W.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

CELEBRATION OF wASHINGToHs BIRTHDAY-R-
MoyAI. or THE NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANYs BUILDINGS.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President, Alderman Shannon, in the chair. The
resolution OF COuncimen providing for tho appointment
of special committee Of five members from each BOaro q
TO make suitable arrangements for the celebration OF
Washngtons Birthday, and appropriating = there
for was laid over. ,, ...
Alderman NORTON offered resolution calling upon
the Street Commissioner TO state his why he had
not replied to the resolution of inquiry heretofore adopt
ed asking why no proceedings had been taken III uiS
matter OF removing the buildings occupied ana Ised
by the Newersey Central Railroad Company, at Plers
Nos. IA and Is North River -,
Alderman MOORE said it had become question OF law
whether this Railroad Company had the right 10 run the
ferry at this point TO C0mmunipaw, or not. r., .
Alderman NORTON said the Company were running
ferry that bringing them in revenue amounting TO
from $4,000 per to sO00O but yet they hau not
paid a dollar for the franchise
The resolution was then adopted, and the Board ad
iour fOrO week
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
THE CITY.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH.
THB TENEMENT HOUSES OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon, the
President, jackson 8. Schultz, in the chair
The regular weekly report OF superintendent Dalton
was read by the Secretary and placed on ME
Some time ago Superintendent Dalton was instructed 10
report to the Board the condition OF tenement houses in
the cities OF New York and Brooklyn. The following
his report: ,,.-..-... ~,
HEALTH, NEW YORK, yan r. 1861
TO s Hon. SCHULrE, President Metropolitan Board Of
HsIiM . ,,.---r.. n, 4,
SiE In obedience instructions from the Metropolitan Board Of
Health reed 2h inst beg respectfully 70 submit the follow
n report upon houses the cities Of New York and brooklyn
In the latter the number Of such houses comparatively small being
hat 0 ud o them deficient IN gh Venat0n ana
sewerage but few conspicuous for their hhy aud neglected
condition character TO be ubc nusnce
Ia New York different The number otenemen bouse'
m this c The following table shows the manner their dis
h In The various which bad sanitary
c0udit
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

TIE NEw-JERsEY LEGIsLATURE.-The Senate yes
torday passed the bill consolidating the Camden aud Am
boy and New-Jersey Railroads by unanimous vote. A
bill has been introduced in that body authorizing the
Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company to issue
bonds to the amount OF Sj0OOO additional 10 those
lS5uoI
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
Before Judge IngAham
ALLEGED WIFE KuLING.-Patrck Byrnes pleauo'
guilty OF assault and battery an indictment foi i'..
slaughter which charged him with killing his WHO
Catherine He struck her in the face with club on tn
25th Of May and she died the 18th OF June She %
the eryspeas and the phy stefan not certain
II was the disease the blow by her husband WIN"
caused her death. The Court reserved sentence
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
COURT OP GENERAL SESSIONS.
IL

TEMPTED BY BAD BoYs.-Andrew McCarran' agoe
Il years pleaded guilty of petit larceny an indete.'
for grand larceny from the person, and was
sentence suspended He was caught abstracting Sm
money from the coat pocket OF John Murray Ol w "a
last Fifeth st.. wlile bo standiug AT the oo1u'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
ADOPTION OF ROUTINE PAPERS

The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President, James g. Brinlnan esq. in the chair
The Board transacted routine business only and ad
iOurned for week.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUT.-FEB. 1i.-Before Mr. Jus
ficpC
THE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE coMPANY ASSETS

THE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPAN1 ASSEIS.
Bensiah Icfnggeu ller, &C., agt Eben r. Crorsef
This was an action to recover the amount OF
premium note given 10 the Columbian Insurance Com.
pany for $500 It appeared that the defendant had
valid set off previous TO the appointment oi receiver
and judgment therefore entered IOt the balance.
SjO32 a. in favor Of the Company. -.
Dudley Field for paintiffs Ira d. Warren for defend
Mt
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CIVIL COURTS.
U. g. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FEB H.-Before Com
missioner OSBORN
ALLEGED FALSE PERSONATION
limited States AIT MARY ~ John.

missioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED FALSE PERSONATION.
United States ag- Mary ~ John.
In this case one Hannah Burke testified that shs
had deposited In the United States Treasury money
the extent Of over s13OO0 and had received certifI
Gates therefor Her certificates were stolen from her
and She on the usual proof and bond Of indemnity
cured her money Mr. DufendOrf presented one OF the
certificates and on being informed Of the Tact that the
bonds had been stolen gave information that they had
been presented to him by OF the name OF Foster,
who had raised money on them and who had produced
the prisoner ; Hannah Burke.
The prisoner committed Tor trlal
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN FIRE CoMMIs
sIONERS.

The Board of Fire Commissioners met Wednesday
morning. the President, Mr.. Pinckney, IN the chair.
communication was received from Jackson 5. Schultz,
President OF the Board Of Health in which be solicited
the use of an engine the storage Of dsnfectans
Referred To the Committee Buildings and supplies
The following resolutions were adopted:
eord magnitude Of the conagaton the premises OF
Chienden Co.. the night Of the h inst and the et I'M
and extension demands OF this bOafd
thorough inquiry the subject 90. -.
RESOLVED esore meeting for this purpose he held by this
Boa on Friday 18th o'clock and that the names Of
early at the be forthwith ascerand
aud notified 70 be present for examination -, -
After the transaction OF large amount OI merely rou-
tine business, the Board adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

sUpREME IOUNI-tIHtIIT
PART BEFORE Justice SGRAHAN No Civil ealen A ne
Over. VAL be continued
PART I-Beoe Mr Justice CLERKs Court oPeus At O N Ss'n
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

TnE STEAMSHIP X. X. CUYLER.-The Hon Henry
stansberry Attorney General in opinion addressed TO
Samuel G. Courtney esq, United States Distrct-Atorney,
upon tho case of the steamer Cuyler, says: