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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

IT, 40 bales Cotton &c. To Hsmburgh %, 900 bbls.
Wha,.boue &c.; $50 bslee Cotton &c; 200 ssses In
Ala Rubber Shoes 4os., and 400 boxes Extract Log
wood as.
TIE business at the Sub-Treasury was: Pad,
sa2 s7s ss received, sI2a O7o; balance, o. s24 $685.
Maid for Assay Office, $244O9a 81 paid on Dsbursng
Checks, s62, 1888 81.
The City FireInsuraJ<e Company has declared a
.4mi-snnua dividend Of sl3 y share, payable on the
18th init
The yev.York Iif,-Insurance and Trust Company
a 4mi-annual dividend of 5 y cent, payable on the
5th inst.
The sem.annmsl Coupons Of the First Mortgage
Ronds Of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company,
falling due on the lst February instant, are now IN
course of payment at the Banking Office OF Aessrs'
Wipslow. Lanier & Co. A few days delay has &C.
curr.d in proyding for these Coupons, oceasoned Dr.
we are informed by the election of nearly an ehure
new Board O. Directors few days since, the proV-
sion not having been made by the old ofcers, and the
new not being organized in time. The matter, now
ever il now adjusted and are assured there VIII
not likely be any recurrence oft.
The Produce markets are not very active. Inc
orders by the Arabia for Breadstus were not large ana
at low figures. The market for -four shows to-day de-
oline Of 12!c q Dbl, with moderate business Com
INC State sold at 81 5O9s rs. Wheat irregular and
Com little lower. Coffee and Sugar continue hrm
but quiet Provisions are heavy. Pork is els IS aud
90. A tale of 1000 bbls. Mess was made for
August at SIS So In Cotton there is considerable ao
vty and the quotations show about Ic. advance since
the steamer We annex some remarks from Nell
Bros Circular for the steamer:
1.-THE weeks receipts at oil ports amount TO 100 600
bales against l2l 600 bales last year. ana 10
1850 The weeks exports TO Great Britain have been
81 eco bales against 900 last year, and 70 600 in
1853 The following are the particulars
n so,t Wsehe m
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

Rk-ELEcTIoS OF ALDERMAN TrRRELL.-The special
election in the Fourth Ward of jersey City to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the expulsion Of Samuel r.
Tye from the Board, about two weeks ago took place
yesterday. He expelled upon the charge of having
acted corruptly m his official capacity with reference
TO liquor licenses. The belief ths1 he was not guilty
was extensively entertained, and he renomnated
There were 364 votes east of which Samuel r. Tyrre
received 200; being majority of over as Seneca Alger
his opponent There nine scattering votes polled
The poll was light Considerable interest was
shown, and several slight collisions occurred between
native and foregn-borh citizens in which the latter in
each instance seemed TO be worsted. The police,
however, promptly quieted the nOisy ones.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

cor-pr oy syssIoys-DEc. 4-Be,ore Judge cAFnos.
Tic case Of James Neson, alias Bully Nelson, was
.d xs.,rd.y for trial The Indictment CHARGED the dee
- ..,.plyipr h kill, with large meat knie
Poe 0fcer Ct the Eighth Ward Ne~on eeins ae
a. ire time dsordeTy conduct Three witnesses ~
bs state Cce John C. Andre Mareu. Aufses and Jo-ep
Tbb.rt were eIsniaed No evidence for the defense We
saersd Nelson's counsel Henry L. Clinton, urged in e1eaa
,ton 81 the oHense defendant drant The case
srsred for he prosecution BY A Oakley H. after which ne
Tdss rbsrred he Jry Guilty Of assault With dangerous
v.sron with intent 10 do body harm Not guilty Of Al intent
20 XIII Sentenced OF Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

ssF,eis'; hat be Allen into the band. Of and
III Nm ~ ne neck The latter strussed 70 e. go.
s me cher made hasty retreat MI osss
,oo5y for the police and coon oeeE Multort maze az
s,r<I5srrs ma xrr.sted hunn. Hall then pursued
Sh and finally found concealed under some
sn.se. The Honey reooyered and the prisoner. were
49, hsf-e Jnstics Pearson who ocked them up Tor tA
A. ", sac. a. eous proceeding California a. soon =
o. he District Attorney intends laying the nsef yeie
IL Grsbd Jury immediately and the prisoners VIII P''V@''
he indicted and tried this week
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BROOM wv IIlEMG

CoscER1.-Miss Jane A. Andrews, who makes her
appearance very rarely before her admirers will give
a concert at the Brooklyn Athenaum on Thursday
evening next, the eth inst. She will be assisted by
signor Bernard, (Baritone), who will sing for the
first time an English song; Mr. Joseph Burke, VIC
hnst); Mr. Richard Hoffman, solo Pianist; and Mr..
Clare W. Beames Conductor at the Piano
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

CouRT OF GENERAL SESsIOSs.-The February Term
Of this Court commenced yesterday, before Judge Morris
(presdrg who in changing the Grand Jury instructed them
that majority Of the Judges of the Second Ju
de District Supreme CouT had declared the main features Of
the Prohbory Law unconstitutional they should brng
indie under that law The following gentlemen compose
the Grauo jury Francis kerby, foreman; Henry NJ Bu
s W Moore, George kouenhoyen, Daniel T. Schenck w. NJ
Schenck, VIM Hatfield, James King Henry j. Wyckof John
T Mnten Abraham NSndeUeer Edgar W. Stevens Gsrret
ID. Huse, John Davenport Albert Powell Robert Jnsson
Lyman Meson Samuel DoIey PLAT Powell, Charles Penny.
The Petit jury called and the Court adjourned till this
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WhaIers.

Sid. from porient Jan. T. Hannibal, Royce, Ssw'Lo'
oil not stated.
sid. from Honolulu Dec g. ship Mosul, CLARK, Of N
for San Francisco -
At Psyts date Hsrbinger Church had been ~
ard would be sold jan u had shpsd her OIL ~" o'"
Valpersiso0 -. -
At Zanzibar Sept s. barb riAsns Allen, Of Wespou'
500 bbls sp oil board ali we hound 10 the hed 20
At St Thomas 18Th ulI. hsk y D. Chase, Husseyl o. v
ly put in for proysoas schr. Antarctic, Costa Of r"
town, do do. ,y<.r
At Canary Islands, Oct ie hsk Barclay, Trpp' "s"F'
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

DARING THHvLs-Two young rogues were ae-
teted Yesterday IN the establishment Of Corhctt yhnson NO
Is Cliff street the of carrying Oh three PIGS OF Ies
A. 81 So and Tounced upon BY john Lays an
,l fr but they got away from him aud n into me see
MI Laws gave chase and succeeded in everaks one ~
whom be placed charge Of policeman Inc ieAoT sae
Connoy for trial His confederate made suceessiI escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

As..u1T WITH 4 KsHE.-Joseph Fabiano, an
r.sn was yesterdsy arrested by Policeman Mount Of the
SIR W,rd Charged with asssultins Augustine Fravego rei
r AZ No I4s North and sabbDg him in the arm with
Ie INJECTING serious injury The accused was taken before
Justice Cor molly and locked up for trial
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ADVERTISEMENT
Hill g. Strangers ORIGINAL DANDELION

CoyFEgAre you troubled with Indigestion Fstueney, Con-
s,ips,ion Headache General Debility II 20 get box
~ hi, CoYYEE you will be relieved Be and obtain
the geIune limitations shoa For sale al the GENERAL
Depot No. 679 Broadway, and by most dTugsists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

cAsefefPollee Farley an JMcsrs H.isss Ayres ard Ne
Donald Js5., .h.Is. q nsf1y and s.V ma,
They are ehsrrr h hs residence 81 Joseph hoeoy
No M Grove erect about the h q en- r s.
dspy the 1,s5. identified by Mr.. hoseby 81 then
stolen ne found II tteiT possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
Arrived.

Steamship James Adger Turner Charleston mdse and ~
to sTofor TlesOn Co. Has anchored a. Jsn
signals with herm. brig showing Spanish ensign and ~
yae signal with red border and white center steering
wind
BFLOW-Packet ship Great W es,ern, Furber, Lverpca
Dec Is nldse and passenger 10 e. H. Msrsnsh y Co-g
Merchants Exchange Telegraph
Withholding the day. from W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

ARREST OF RIvIR THIEF man named John
Williams was detected early yeefdsy morning in The s.;e
room CT the Of the ship albert Gastin lying st burns
Sin into which he lad forced b. removing pe
lcek from door De had IN his rsession when detece
two pocketbooks containing small arpountOt money eno
o,oe clothing beongns q the He taken before
Justice Connolly Ind committed for trial
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TO ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........Feb.
gloar rcd.

Steamships-Africs (Br shannon, Liverpool, T. Cunssa
Illinois Bosgs Aspipwall, NJ o. Roberts.
shirs-Emma Jane Springer, New Orleans, Eagle haiss3
8 Brown Snow Havana, X q. Kelly
RArk-New Empire Randall, Havana, =. Swih
Brr,-j Stockham Oliver, San Juan, Cube, H. ID Broot
man Co. Ere, (Br.) Douglass .DemarMs, j. s. Whsns5
schooner-Jas Lawrence Allen, Boston, Dayton sprs~
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fAdvertisernentl
W.T. CoopsLS' ~ M. p. TowLy & Co. will

WET GooDs.-S. & NJ. L. TOwLE q co. will
offer THIS DAY large stock of Linen Dsmasks Danask Ia
beCIoths NAPKINS owes Pillow and Sheeting Linen, lrsh
and Scotch Diaper saved from the late wrecks and offered
Jrces per cent less than cost Of importation A, so
Toilet Quts; price only 81 esch, worth IS 90 Hotel and
will find bargains ct COLUMBIAN HALL No
Graud-tt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

GAME or DaAuGHTs BY TELE6RAPH.-A game of
draushs was played On Saturday evening last between NJ
Cary, telegraph oerstor IN Jersey City and M Merrhe.
operator Phlsdeiphis required play
the and several spectators witnessed al the different
stations The blocks the eAeekeEboard numbered
by which the directed The contest
exciting one, and resulted In favor Of Philsdelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
fAdyertitement.1

fAdvertisementl
CHgsTHUTs.-Just received, a splendid lot of
italian Chestnus will be od at moderate price Apply to
HIyRY MALLARD No. gu Broadway and No 100 Mercerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

uuIT.FY-BORp-On Monday. Feb. T. BY the Rev. ": ;.
~ H. WkRREN w. WHITNEY Of this City % Miss
JFSEIT A. daughter Of Mr.. William BOrd Of Troy N. T.
Troy tleGse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
M.rket.-CARrrulLr R1roRrED FOR TIE TRIBvsr

TUESDAY, Feb. ,, I8oo
AsHEs-The market very quiet and rather easier for
Pots smal sales at SO rs, and Pearls at 81 IS
COTTOS-There 10 continuance Of activity at very full
prices chiefly of in ransu lots Todays business
reported 500 bales We repeat our quotations as follows:
HEw-yoRk cLAssISIcArioss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
PAnoxIsd bn T'elsoyoph.

Markets. . Reported By Telegraph.
NEw.oRLEAxs, Feb. 4, ls5S-Corros s!mi sAes toa,,
OCe bales at Sdstc for middlinE svGAs, dtc- no
Iiverpool qi6i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

RUNNERS on ESGISEs.-The Fire Department
petoned the Council for for engines
ai; difficult roll them in the present condition OF tn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

lecrDrsr.-Mr.. MeClelaud Of Newark; . wals
t.iI IN 70 the nil and her LEG was fractured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

LECTURES. The Wiiamsburgh Young Mems
Christian Association have made
ak lectures The be delivered this "wednesday
evening at the Reformed Dutch Church in Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

ARREST OF THREE PERSONS CHARGED WITH
evening three young men, named Peter
psian James Smith and Thomas Cooper were arrested BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--on and ~

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-0n ana -
II MONDAY, Jan q. lass the Trains viii leave 49, n
Northern and Western Train. rhroueh Way Train, $50
press Train, p For rO.shkespsis, "a m and ~ Sc
Sing and PsehskD Trains stop the Way ststionA I6
taken Chamber Canal Christopher and Sist sa ~ N
NAIL TRAIN at >. u. from Canal-st for Albany -
n l. SYKES. j., ssvsssssss~
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CAMDEN and AMBoY RAILROAD LIN

~ for PHILADELPHIA-wBl until further notssss 81. ts
Pier Nc l. N. r., at 10 O'Clock, q Fare 81 70 - 81
and ?. Lines discontinued Emifant -.
and o'clock ?. N. usual IRA BLISS, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

New CRY OFrIcERs.-Wilham A. Dsoley and
Jacob +. Oakley the newly-appcnted Assessors, and
Mr. Rufus e. Crane, the Superintendent Of Wharves,
wero sworn in yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

The Five Points Gospel Union Mission Sunday
eshool have anniversary this evening at the Mac
aougal street Baptist Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

The LONG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-It is represented
that the Long Island Railroad Company has suffered
to the extent Of $4,000 damage to engines and other
machinery and expenses incurred in clearing the snow
since the great snow-storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

The steamship Illinois for Aspinwa, has anchored at as
antine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

TIE CONTESTED SEAT IN The BOARD or ALDER
nrs-It is understood that the Special Adermanic
Committee, which has had this subject under nvesti-
cation for some weeks past, has at last come to
aecision favorable to the claims Of Mr.. Drake. The
report of the Committee will be presented to the
Board in the course Of few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

MILITARY BALLs.-The Annual Ball of the Wash
netop Guards Capt msez took place Monday evening ct
Military Hall of Even and Sehois
The night the Annual Ball Of the Wamsbnrgh Horse
Guards, Capt Gsus OF at Union Hall, OF Even
and Meserole streets
Both balls well attended and passed of agreeable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

Mr.. Z. L. Davenport and wife Fanny vining) are
playing at the Boston Museum with great success.
The critics speak very highly Of most Of their repre-
sensations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

ARRrsr or "P,TESr SAFE" SwiypLIRs.-Two
fellows named John Martin and Henry Hall the former rail
and the latter gambler yesterday arrested
~ 2 ssnde sNm- Sales young Enshmsn, out
"a s' cy TIE safe Is that Sales
yesterday morning ose OF the Panama Seashp COM
10y or The purpose Of buying teket for Caliicrus bat,
hisseu short q funds he turned leave when be
~ Martin wAs told hn that friend Of his bad pur-
- ntst ior Saiforiia, bat prevented from 90 ns
sna epss IN sysseOnd street, Sales agreed 70
ssd On arriving at the house Hall and saotbsr mar WIZ
aprsseS 70 b N waiting for them. patent ssse Wa .o
roduced and Martin offered bet with Hall on h. sonsn.
ssided M Sales would loan him s7s The ls,ssr een.ns3
-, and banded over tho money but redsssiy Secsms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

Paul Julien and A. Gockel will give two farewell
vouhs previous to their departure for the South and
a<rward to Europe the first to take place on the sth
st and the second on the 18th. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Bostwick and other artHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

THIS Is supposed 70 be The minimum consumption and
the Chirque Company propose to supply it at prices
far below the present cost The average price OF Coal
on this side at Aspinws San Juan, &c. Is not far from
sl2 2 tun, and the Pacific side it is about ego, and
some times much more. The Chinqae Company can
deliver coal on board at Bocas del Toro at cost of
less than O. y tun Coal sold by this Company would
be sought for at Bocas del Toro ITSELF if the Company
do make arrangements to ship themselves, bat
as the profit wosld be far larger at Aspinwel, San
Juan, and on the Pacific, the policy Of the Company
viii be 10 deliver it at these various points profit
of from 81 10 elO y tun on this coal the Company
confidently look ior. The Company expect to be pre-
pared to sell coal as wanted by May or June next.
The annexed statement of exports Of Breadstutfs .
from Edward Bills Circular:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

DEATH OF CouScILnAs DrcKsos.-Robert y Dick
sen, foreman Of Hook and Ladder Company No ~
and Councilman of one of the Districts Of the Sixteenth
Ward. who was 30 severely injured on Christmas
,oruing by an accidental collision between the above
hook and ladder carriage and Engine No. %, at the
corner of Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street. died yes-
terday at the NewYork Hospital from the injuries he
received Coroner Perry held an inquest upon the
Aodv and the occurrence was shown to have been
avodabe and purely accidental. verdict to that
effect was rendered by the Jury. Deceased was
native Of New-York, twenty-four years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

no now sinks 70 her lace collar not apae 10
- a.. arm, Of mama or Bridget. But we "a''
.s,.sd;,,ou, IL we would accomplish anythinso'
sral use; while we wall for the snow-shoes NV dr.
xsons are plying the .cspel, b''oury and "frao,
ture.bed. are in great demand o. the Hospital and
she smen Of sosp-linimout rises into the air from
,,.nv a hou,e. But Il Cur proposition Is doomed TO
le tabled. or ordered to Third reading TO occur
sorne time ne,t SKINNER LET invent some substitute
:, ,nneal ~ oar Canadian neighbors in such terms as
"a thev OF old" Come over, come over, and help
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

Mr.. EBLInG LEFT OUT.-There was great press
IRE yesterday in the money marketOf the Controller.
Mr. Flagg recently gave notice that all payments on
account of the Department Of Streets and Lamps
would be made at HE Office. For the past two or
three days there has been large concourse of native
and adopted citizens about the Controllers Office,
waiting 10 receive two or three months back pay;
and yesterday the hrong great that the police
were called on TO preserve some degree of order 1t
seems Mr.. Flagg does not fit to allow Mr. Ebling
Abe pleasure Of being paymaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

REAL EsrATr.-The following sales were made by
A. J. Blocker, Feb. 5:
Sin Lots s. 4. Seventh avenue and Twenty FIRST
street each 25aOO together sl4 $50
Sfh street, near Fourth syenue ,............ lO7so
eeses and LOS Nos 27 Cherry and 500 Water 1900
Heose sx s,eTyl aud Lot No lis Sullivan street, be-
tween Prince and Spring; lot soc
One Lot south side Forty ninh street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues, 25xlO0. ........... l,&So
The following by VIM. H. Franklin & Co:
Become lot silo,lOo .'. ASA
The following by Adrian II. Muller:
street. 24lcO
.sesSs. $500
One Lot on Thirty ninth adjoining Sl~
q asnI rU . w 'e'h' Street 44o
hoass Lot edioionr 400
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
Country Girls.

AIErA FIcroaIA FULLEo. in the OAio
Cultiva,or, in I sis.crIy way, thus talks to
country girls:
. '-ae -arn-r's daughters ere soon to
te tie lie. rs We'll as tae pride ol ne
caao.ry q glorious race OF women which
no o.1er land can show / seek no, 70
Halter them Gor before they can become
,4ls, t1ey WI. have to make an eacnes.
etlor, CE one or two kinds. There are
,2ose who depreci-ta their condition, and
also some Wao have false pride IN 1t,
because they demand more consideration
t..an thay merit. 4 want of intclHgepcc
upon all a5ects Of the day, and OF i r.
1lt.d e5aea. ION, IS no more excusahie in
q country g.sl taan in the town-brea girl,
-1thes- days of macy books aud news
papers.
Many gieis ere discouraged because
they ian ao, BE sent away from home 10
Neutrality-suspicious., but men Of superior
nmaa and knowledge Of the world. would
raJaer have Tor wives, women wei. aai
prep L. educuLad atLoue. And ,iua Cd
usa1ou can be lad Whenever the desire
IS no, wanting. i taste for reading docs
WONDERS; and an earnest tlirs, after
Elo# % IS almost certain 10 attain
sweet aE4a-a, from The 'i-ieriau' There
/ ls q farmers daughter. in this very room
! ~ W4-l am syl-aug-a beautiful, re-
| iHe4 and ia- ..-eu- woman, Iu whose
/ ISl.-.oJj 1aaSWure 40. So plenty as now,
~, E.ao o-.a.l-a her fine education un-
J g -
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~" -s Il '.'e '''-s, ''.''sS'-
~,
- A.aaag lady w4o was ur.., K s.a'z
-.....a. +. aa-. that Size t4o.-al cine tongue
-..-
noe broke. s.aou.a he l.e good
Bags age close aat mover cut lis customer
.a..t s-a la.rcg wants credit.
- '.'.' go + ..'.t. iN'''---
anus "''-o-l '''1 mint ''',.'i' ''''"'
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= =, ..' no " = l'"s . saw 'ne
"-,'' ,..- - 81 - ''.'' 4
''"'.' '>S'''.....-'=' ~ '''' ''.a ever saw
saw" l never 7,'" -" -" Is t..'. So" saws
- doctor has r-~r,.trz. -. !, r.~,esry f,-
',rI tg,oa. II c,si-.. IL. ,....., l.,,1 i.l..
we'll worked II, lnrs... dom, IrI-o +. ~. ...f,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
Ylinma. 1Nuint Gribunt.

rcELIsHED KvEkY TUESDAY MORNING,
. s,kssI Stone Block Ta.rd Floor, tie Corner cf
bhzs and Cte-tFat Streets, Virer4l Point, Ey.s by
s.ECts X. = w. Z I.E@~.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

My dear Amclia." said a dandy. . have
long wished for this opportunity. but hardly
dare speak now, for fear YOU VIII reject nc
hu, love you--sav You viii bc mime Your
smiles would shed -" and then Ic came to =
pause your smiles would shed and then he
paused again Never mind the wood-slc1.' :
.avs Amelia 70 on with the pretty ta.S.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

We are happy to inform The Journal Of Com
m.roe, which continues to make itself uneasy about
the matter, that the Brick Church Triangle has
been defLitiyely selected BY Government as the
site Of the New-York Post-Office. Instructions
have been received We learn from excellent au.
thority, at the United States District Attorneys
flee in this city directing an examination of the
title and speedy report TO the Attorney General.
If the title prove satisfactory, tie matter is settled
We are lot unwilling, however to call attention
to the efforts Of certain parties to drag this prop.
erty into long and harassiDg litigation, which,
whatever its issue, is quite likely to send US to the
Old Dutch Church for our letters for some years 10
come.
suit is bow pending at the Special Term OF the
Supreme Court, the obiect Ofwhich is to Get aside
the deed whereby the interest Of the Corporation
in these premises was conveyed to Messrs. Wesley,
Keep & james, through whom the United States
seek to make title. A report of the proceedings in
this case yesterday, which may be found in another
column, indicates the spirit by which the parties
are animated, AID renders speedy termination of
the controversy highly improbable. The nominal
plaintiffs, it can scarcely be doubted, represent
Wall street, which, We presume, supplies the
sinews If war.
If this suit rests solid foundation, if the in