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New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.

DIR. AMOS a son have for a long series OF years
been engaged IN extensive practice In the treatment
Of these delicate complaints aud are the only legally
qualified Physicians who advertise % cure certain
complaints, from whom genuine European remedies
can be obtained.
fully treated by forwarding detail of their
cases. with remittance for Medicines kr which viii
be returned with the utmost dispatch and secure from
ohserv alton
Address DR. AHoS d SON corner Main and Quay
streets, BaInAo, New York.
uaarIQ-LEuIy
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SfEiM-ENGINEs AND CiRrTIlR saw MILLS.
THOS. j. nee.


Is prepared furnish aaa pet up ssaam kgnses aud
Circular Sastiiiis and HschneFy gcnerzliy, II tie
NEST improved esyisz a. The saort ncllrss keeEs
haaa foF sale the SsTcross fetsnt CrcalAr hlls.
Messrs- JoAason, Weaver Co, Nashville Teas
tauz3-Nly
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THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE.

Broadway, corner OF Houston street, New York
INHlS popular Hotel, conducted a
Il upon the ErEuf1-sN Plan, 10 ATaA-
Gated Ia the most ctsty and drsiF- sXf1kHUtA
able quarter of the Metropolis hav- sEI&Hl4&.-
ing WcAihcred, successfully, the 49,
Commercial rcVulsiOu enters uIon the rcyvng future
ri renewed determination hy Tie manager % merit
y continuance OF The LIBERAL patronage his efforts
have heretofore received single rooms so cents rs
cent? and SlOo per day. n"uete rooms and farlors
81 so 70 - 90 per day Meals extra at al houTs
ordered. IN this house of the cool
Get and beat ventilated IA the city and IN winter
commands, without Gre, The teInpcratnre Of the trop
ks being heated thrugg bout By steam.
CHARLES H. SMITH, Proprietor
SAMUEL. y MEAD, Manager.
na- Tue subscribers Law irsISlss viii Be conduct
81 usual Ills egnces arc ID The Hotel aud at IS
Nassau street. An business intrusteG him Will be
panctaaily attended 30
CHARLES a. SMITH
marp-3m Attorney and COunrclior Al Law
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Baltimore Coffee.
Vrustcc Sale.

SN0 RAGS Prime Baltimore c"ace js'si reocived
OOO by CARTER, A,kAI a GO.
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Boots, Shoes. Sc, sc.
$4,000 WORTH
THE
Finest and Best Clothing

EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
Super Cloth Goats; Fine Drab DC Tc Coats;
Fine Cashmere Coats; Fine Farmer 5 Satin Coats;
Fine Aapaca Coats Fine Fancy CaSsinct Goats;
Fine Linen puck Coats; Fine Grass Linen Goats;
Cottonade Ginghams, Linen Check, and plain brown
Linen Drilling Coats.
All sorts Of Cashmere and Fancy Linen and Cottonade
Pants,
Velvet and Satin Marsciles, Linen and German fancy
silk Vests:
large Of Linen Chntz and Marseiles bosom Shirts
Hickory Shirts;
Cottonade Overas &c &c.
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Notice.
a1th aay of March. rsxs

A Attorney IN fact q Martha v Ewiae, will ex.
~ pose Pabls sale 81 the coars-koaze IN Mash.
wis, on tie
27th day OF March, Isss,
a TRACT o. LAND os<aaa hy she sad Martha v
E~tng eaatainins tie Acres, franssn9 tha Elsena
Vista PIKE. and y sng adjacent ss lsads c Nag
sad John CAfo add beissan four 4aa ave zasIs-
lrata town
said lad = behaved - be shszl aze hah woodland
the osheF hah eieared aad q god quAfssy.
Is ~in ~ SD "a a ered4 II ans. l9a snf fhre>
yuAra, VITA frnsa date nasss .lfh sreurt
y, and ira ssa his laa anai he pasxh4ss massey
\ pad, ws1 De Fe4slea.
na-sss-ala yoHS REID.
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FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence in
~ Edgefeld the bridge, with Carriage house
and stable attached for the balance Of the year Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 10
LYONS & CO.,
mar1e-6 II Public square
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G5- The following is the Bank bill which
passed the House of Representatives on
Thursday. 1t is merely amendatory of the
law previously passed at the present session,
extending the time for the acceptance of the
provisions of the former law and the time of
withdrawing small notes from circulation
and creating new branches of the Bank of
Tennessee:
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COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL

T,ENDEEs his servioes in the above business TO tho
i citizens Of Nashville and vicinity. Orders lefs
al the Gazette once will be attended 10 mar6-u
CPrfng Farley, JGst received and for salehy
- f.bS ~ ~ uICKEY.
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DIR. MOS & SON.

Corner If Main and Quay streets, Buffalo, Ne,s Fork.
A RE the only Physicians in the State who are mem
N bers Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
MAY be consulted from O'Clock in the morning un-
I'll at night, 20 every state and symptom OF Disease.
The treatment they adopt Is the result upwards 81
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europe
and America.
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the Of genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known Seminal
Weakness, &C, can be permanently cured from III
teen 10 twenty days, by the Of this instrument,
when used conformity with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR AMOS d son take pleasure in announcing that
they have invented most important instrument for
the of the above Diseases IL has been subjected
TO a test Of the most eminent physicians in London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York; il has been deciar
ed the only useful instrument ever yet invented for
the cure of Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital organs cansed by the habits OF youth
DR.. AMOS If son in order % satisfy the most
skeptcal the merits of their instrument pledge
themselves that In any instance where IL may prove
unsatisfactory alter fair trial. the money VIII be re-
funded by returning the instrument in good order
Persons wishing the above useful instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying drec-
tons securely packed, and sent by mail express Is
ten dollars.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NIGHT session.
March Is. 1858.
House passed several Senate bills on End
and 3rd readings.
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Carpetings.

200 pieces assorted Carpctngs.
% 3" extra three thread Tapestry and Brussels
90 pieces extra supcrflne, very heavy, full "a dou-
BILE ground Tapestry, Ingram Carpetng,
tCdrrdnieri all tooOi.
20 - best quality Ingram Carpeting, icdTrdEated
on tc,.ol, ~ wide.
30 % ell iuo three I,ly Carpeiing, double ground
GHd double scarlet
so 6dI4-4 hd!EIoooI bright colors, warrant
fast colOrs.
IS all COTTON Carpeting, bright colors, from ga
10 ~ wide, LeIEfifUi STYLES.
10 . Stair Carpcting, assorted.
oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs, and oil Cloth Table Covers.
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partuer Wanted.

M Eentlenaan, possessing good business qaai-
~ dCafion ana having small capaal % invest IN
fefS-fr THIS OFFlCE
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Wnntesl. 1000 Agents-

I>Oa The nfSf Inducements ever ogared, enclose
II STAMPS for Eeiars p<sssEe. and address
MAYNARD cAswf1Ia 81
fsa&--~Ss la~rspSs, Mass
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Terms of Sale.

Time will bc given for satisfactory notes payable at
the Rank of Tennessee, at Nashville.
~ sale 10 commence atPAz O'Clock precisely.
mar2-td TRABIE n IL Gus.
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Hardware and Queensyvar,

Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives and Pistols;
so crates Quccnsware:
Buggy and Door Mats double aud single Crown Wrap.
ping Paper;
Bed Cords, Plow lines doHts end single Jayre shot
Guns, Pistols. &c.
Ths stock selected for this trade and consigned
o. be sold the highest bidder for what they Will
bring Now Is your time Ia make money. We have
large stock 81 Goods, bought for those concerned,
tohioh 'clH h. offered freely OF has sale.
Rcnc m Der. Tuesday. vi arch 23rd.
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Auction Sale

OF Furniture, Feather Beds, &C, on .SA TTRDAY
" MORNING, March Goth, at 10 O'Clock, by
BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
marl9-td No. AZ Public square.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

,-as-.--ssa ~s.-@s T..
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Leave TT Smith Monday and Friday at M;
Arrive al Gainesville Jth day by m;
Leave Gainesville Monday and Friday al 6 q IA,
Arrive at Fort Smith 9Th day by 9pm.
f9l2 From RussellvIe TO Dover, 10 miles aud back,
three times a week.
Leave Rassellvlle every Sunday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Dover days by pm;
Leave Dover every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at sam
Arrive at Russellyie same days by IL m
Bids 10 six times week invited.
1918 From Piusburg, by hoscville, Sub Rosa, and
Point Prairie, to Charleston, 4smileo and back,
Leave fitstirs every Monday Wednesday, aud
Fridav at m;
Arrive al ChAriesrol next days by 8 II;
Leave Charleston every Monday Wednesday, aid
Friday at am;
Arrive at Plttsbufg next days by pm
1914 iroa sitsburs, by Patersons Bluff, to Rereie,
% miles and bacs oh.s wssk.
Leave Pttsburg Friday al 8 am,
Arrive at Reveille same day by pm;
Leave Rev.ille Saturday ut 8 am;
hrries at pistsbnrg same day by 6pm;
1915 From 'Reveille by CEiemvle To Charleston, Ia
miles and back, q week.
Leave lleveiile every Tuesday at IN;
Arrive al Charleston same day by l2m,
Leave Charleston every Tuesday at = III;
Arrive at lsevellc srr,e day by q N.
1916 From Chickeah by Peasant Valley Shoals Creek
and Morrisons Bluff, to Rossvillc, IS miles ard
back, once week
Leave Chickelah Monday at a. m;
Arrive RI Rose lille same day by q p M
Leave RosevilIc Tuesday at a m;
Aritt 1t Chicheah same cay by 6 pm.
1917 From Van Buren,, by Eelmont, The Narrows, and
West Fork, to Fayetteville, So nfilcs and back,
week.
Leave Van Buren, every Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by u m;
Leave FAY ayetcvc every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Van Bur-n nsxt day by I pm.
1918 From Van Buren, by Lees Creek, Greenvie, and
Bslingsly, to Fayetteville, so miles and back, once
week.
Leave Van Busen every Monday Al m;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day bye pm;
Leave Fayetteville every Wednesday at Gan;
Arrivs al Van Buren nest day by pm.
1919 From Darvie, by Walnut Tree and Dutch Creek,
to Wadron So miles and bacd once week.
Leave Danvile Monday at O I'm;
Arrive at Wadfon next day by IL m;
Leave WaldrSn Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Dinvlle next day by IL m.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

i9il From Casters Landing by Cu on, Monticello Bar.
ksda, Warren, Hsnp,op, Locust Bayou Camden
and sulphur Springs, TO Washington, lso miles
Leave Casters Landing daily st2 am;
Arrive at Washington third day BY !: M
Leave Washington daily At pm
Arrive al Casters Landing by llpm
yeas From Washington BY Nashville 10 Wilton 80 mills,
and back, three times week.
Leave Washington Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at Wilton same day by spm;
Leave Wilton Tuesday, Thursday and sAsurday Al
Arrive at Washington same days by spm
7s45 FROM Washington, by Justus Mile Centre Point
Sydcnbsm, 6hstucket and Gap Springs, to Dallas
100 miles aud hack, oncs wesk.
Leave Washington every Wednesday, at lean
Arrive At Dallas Friday by d pm.
Leave Dallas every Sunday atSsm;
Arrive at Washington every Tuesday b.
Bids 10 run twice wssk will be considered
7sii Prom Washington by Spring Hill iewisville aud
Walnut Hill, u Shreveport La lze miles and
back, three times a week
Leave Washington TUESDAY, Thursday and satur,
Arrive at Shreveport NEXT days by spn;
Leave Shreveport Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Washington next days by 6pm
Bids to run daily invited
7sio From Washington to Fulton, 10 miles and back
three times week.
Leave Washington every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Fulton same days BY liam
Leave Fulton every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
dsy at PM
Arrive at Washington same days BY pm
1916 From Washington, BY Lewis NAnAs focal and
Albany (local) to Falcon, 40 miles and back, oncs
a wceh.
Leave Washington Friday ate am;
Arrive at Falcon samc day by spm
Leave Falcon Saturday at Ga mi
Arrive at Washington same day by6pm.
1917 From Antoine, by Brooktown, Marfreesboro, vii
ton, Centre Point aud FaruHgton, to Parsclifs
60 miles and back, week.
Leave Autoine Monday and Wednesday at "a
IN; ~
Arrive at Paraca next day by s ID;
Leave Paracfa Monday and Wednesday at a
Arrive al Antoine next day by p Ii.
Bids to convey the mail three times 4 week viii bs
considered.
724s From Fort Gibson by Niece, Taboxky and Boggy
Dspo', TO Fort Wasbta, i7b miles and back ono.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
James Fork Of white River, Mo, loo miles and

james Fork OF White River, Mo, leo miles and
back, week.
Leave Huntsville Monday al IN;
Arrive at James Fork next day by l2pD;
Leave James Fork Wednesday at4 IN;
Arrive al huntsville next day by IL
1886 From huntsville. by Augustus Todds local aud
NJ. d. Tildfords (locall to Washbourn Prairie, Mo,
As miles and back, once week.
Leave Huntsville Friday At SAM
Arrive at Washbourn Prairie same day by 10 p
Leate Wsshbourn Prairie Saturday at cam;
Arrive at Ha,itsville same day by 10 pm
1856 From Huntsville, by Brnson C!ifty, and Rolen
Ridgs to Waslbourn Prairie, Mo, so miles and
back, once week.
Leave Huntsville Tuesday at am;
Arrive at WasLbourn Prairie same day by 10 p
Leave washbourn Prairie Wednesday at Am;
Arrive at Huntsve Same day by iDpu.
1881 From huntsville, by Kingston and Samuel Whit
tlesy Qocal) to Jasper 45 miles and back, once q
Leave huntsville Frdsy ut a III;
Arrive At Jssper same DAY by l5p PM
Leave Jasper Saturday at tam;
Arrive at Huntsville same day by l0pW.
1883 From Jasper by Mount Juda Borland, and Point
Peter, to Barrowsvillc, Al miles and back once a
LSaSs Jasper every Wednesday at lain,
Arrive at Burrowsville same day by 9pm.
Lave Burrowsville every Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Jasper same day by 9p.m
1889 From Locust Grove, by Providence and Pleasant
Exchange, to Burrowsville, 80 miles and back once
week.
Leave Locust Grove Saturday at anr
Arrive at Burrowsvc same day by 5pm;
Leave Burrowsville Sunday at q M
Arrive at Locust Grove day by pm.
1890 From Sycamore to Locust Grove In Searcy county
20 miles and back ence week.
Leave Sy lamore Tuesday at 9 q ri
Arrive at Locust Grove by Ian;
Leave Locust Grove Tuesday ut PM
Arrive at Sycamore by 8 p M.
1891 From Clinton, by Meadows Locust Grove, and Big
Flats, to Buffalo City, 10 miles and back, a
week
Leave Clinton every Thursday ats mi
Arrive at Buffalo City next Saturday by 7 p
Leave Buffalo City every Sunday at 6 m;
Arrive at Clinton next Tuesday BY 7 pm.
EHo. poao
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

We must confess to most decided liking for
Senator Hammond of South Carona-s liking
much increased BY his late BsrnweA speech lie
is man Of sense, sagacity and discernment, and,
what is OF still rarer occurrence, man who has
the coursge TO avOw his opinions even though they
may be directly opposed to the prevailing current
Of public sentiment about HIN. Moreover, he is
not one Of your weeping and waiting gentlemen,
Ike Nobe, all tesrs-like Rachel, refusing 10
be comforted-ike Cassandra, forever prophecy
ing evil. He sheds no woman's tears. entertains
10 wolnaDs fears. He is q man, vigorous, hopeful
and self.confdent. He wastes no time In crying
or scolding over split milk. Driven from ono posi-
tor. defe ,ted in one battle, be does not forthwith
give up all az lost, and like Brutus sud Cassius,
seek refuge in suiciJe-no. even in that political
suicide of dsunon, which the great mass OF South
ern politicians are so apt 10 thresten whenever
their eaprices are checked or their purposes
crossed, hourishing their political bowie-knves III
the most desperate and alarming manner and
making horri passes, as if they were just about to
be guilty of matricide, 10 cut the throat Of their
country or TO stab it to its very vital parts.
Mt. SsQdICE ildultuOuu Is oi-o ueh VIM I'm
learn by experience and who 10 no. afraid to own
I'D to a change of opinions. The cause of the
shareholders will be altogether safer with him than
with any of your Gen. Quattlebums, or that kind OF
fools and brsggsdocios. Having the sagscity to
discern when a position is no longer tenable, he
will not be the simpleton TO risk in an attempt to
hold i; general engagement which must result in
q total defeat. Keeping every position 50 long rs
il can be held without risking more to save II
than j. is worth, he will skillfuly retreat from
pop, 10 point and when at last driven to the very
yeve of the Atlantic, the Gulf Of Mexico, or the
Great American Desert, he Will, We doubt not-tor
able and sensible men such ss he Is always secure
the respect and even good will Of their adversariss
-be allowed to march out Of his las! entrenchments
with drums beating and aass flying, with the
highest honors Of war, having secured tor those
under his command the best possible terms Of
capitulatiop of which the case could admit
But then We doubt very much whether the slave
holders. and more especially the Southern dema.
gocues aud politicians, have sense, wisdom and
self.control enough to range themselves under any
such discreet. commander. Ii IL most likely that
headlopg folly fanaiicsm and selfeoOceit, Will COO
t.uue 10 prevsil IS hitherto. The Southern dema-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

Mr.. JoHN BRIGHT is not only ono Of the most
gifted orators that England has ever produced;
but he is at this moment the leader Of the
Radical members Of the House Of Commons, and
holds The balance ofpower bet Seen the traditional
parties of the Wigs and Tories. Rejected from
Parliament for opposing Lord Palmers,ons Chinese
war, by the electors Of Manchester, he was taken
up. when PROSTATE under the combined influence
of this political defeat and of greyous bodily Illness
and elected BY the constituency of birmingham.
As he left the House at one important historical
epoch, so bis return to it, after = long period Of
suffering and Of silence, constituted another. That
return was marked by the forced retirement Of
Lord PalmerstOn from the Government. Coming
into the House, in which Pslmcrston hsd worn
the authority of dictator, Mr. Bright, with ST.
most no personsl following, overthrow that veteran
tactican. and not only made Few Ministry but
wss able virtually to dictate the terms which it
should hold Office. The magnitude Of this position
lent AN unusual importance TO Mr.. Brlght's first
meeting with his constituents which took place in
the last week Of October. Thi. was the first time
that the great orator had addressed popular as
sembsge since bis recovery from incss, and 3
dramatic interest accordingly attached to the event.
At the same time the official pa.ties OF the cOun-
try were an1iously awaiting declaration Of peace
or war from the msn, vino, il excluded from him
sslf framing new reform bill, will at all events
decide which Of these parties is to frame it
Mr.. Bright twice addressed bis constituents;
once at public meeting held 70 receive him, and
again at a banquet given in his honor. Of these
speeches We, on another page, present the leading
points and most striking passages. Considered in
merely rhetorical point OF view, they are not
equal to previous perforlnances of their author.
They contain admirable touches Of elcluencs, but
in that respec, art Inferior 10 the famous speech
ON the Russian war, or to the speech oflas Spring
on the ILdiap rebellion. But that was matter Of
necessity TIE object in hand was to Set forth po-
u,ics programme fl toaIswer widely differing eads.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

There are II votes in WcstcheSter County aud |
in Putnam for }. B. Naskin, which were not
allowed to John Il. Haskin, and in Westchester
for G.. Kcu,ble which were not allowed TO Cow
erneur Kembe, though votes in Rocklsnd, and
We believe several in Putnam, for e. kemble or
Gour. Kemble we're allowed to Gouverneur Kem-
bic. No doubt, all these imperfect votes will be
allowed by the State Canyasscrs, increasing Mr..
Haskinss majority to p. There is no more room
for demur as 10 his election.
We congratulate the District on this result,
which was only rendered doubtful by enormous ex-
pepditurcs Of money and tbe systematic trading of
Of tho other Democratic candidates in favor Of Mr.
Kenble. Thus, the Democratic Assembymen in
Putnam County was sold out to swell the majority
there for Kemble, and Republican chosen; thus
Mr Larkin vas traded of in the North
District Of Westchester, and the vote for
Erost Horton (Amer.) for Assembly and Kem-
bic for Congress sweled at least 100 each
beyond their fsir proportions in the town
Of Cortland alone. Thus in the middle district of
Westches,cr, Sutherland (Dem.) for Assembly ia
badly beaten, while Kembles vote is higher than it
ought to be. The running Of Andrews was q
swindle, devised and put up by intrieuers who
electioneered and voted for kemblc, and who did
not thus jugge for nothing. No matter-HAsSiN
Is ELECTED beyond cavil. and We heartily concur
with The Courier ard Enquirer in its assertion
that the people cf the Nth District :" have sue
=. ce,dcd "a elec.iag tae straightforward, manly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We shall issue on tue 10th OF November She third
number of TUE TRIBUNE NERCANTILE ADvER.
rIsrR. 1t will be devoted exclusively to the in.
terests and uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plan,
l. 1t will contain foil reports Of the Marhs>s, with
such other Commercial aud Money Intelligence as
shall be deemed o9 specal interest to Merchants.
ii. 1t will be sent without charge by mail, postsgs
prepaid to O,oOO Country Merchants Who boy goods
Ia Ncw-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Boston.
The names will bo eeeced by Meesrs McKillop g.
Wood from those recorded tho books Of their Com
nercia Agency and they guarantee that not ess than
50, 900 shall be sen., this being the full number of
Country Merchants that they oonder it desirable thus
TO address.
LII. The total expense viii be betrayed by keroAn-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Those who require then advertisements TO
be displayed vii make special bargains therefs.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for sd-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost of this. This shec. is intended for Merchants
alone, and will contain no other matter than such
az is adapted to their wants. We have every faei-
ty for making Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation of Merchants, and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at The TRIBUNE Office. fby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY Il Co.,
Ee,s. York, OetObe, 30, 1853. Nc. I4 Nssaaast
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

The case Of Charles Deyliu against Jss"
Brady, lately tried in the CTcux, tbre"s !.
additional Light upon the administrator v
Street Commissioners Office during the ny ~
Mr. joseph s. TsJI and the brief ssroers
Deyln. -.
Mr.. Brady, contractor, hayng in fheILx xl
1856 completed . job of regulating soa p 80
Forty. sixth street, desired to BE- paid tor ''
BefoIe be could b. paid, however, the 49,
list, which bad been prepared BY the sdf'''~n "A,
deposited in the Street Cemmissioeee' ;,
must BE- sen, to the Common Council, sos :"
body confirmed. II was not thus sent; 49,
contrary, Mr. Taylor locked il up Asc ~
locked up for several months, durine WV ,|
Mr. Brady was left to dance attendance IL IA d
Hall of Record. ard whistle for bis money
Spnnq Of I.57, after be bsd become '"~
tired Of this delay, he was approaches y 80
Mountjoy, tie Man Friday Of the stree. VI po
siorer. VITO very candidly informed MI u,
tia, be could Dot expect to have bis s''e'.aS.
.e1t to tie Coumon Ccancl for coa''A