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IUMRER.

GOOD lot OF Joist, Scantng, and two inch Plank %
"a hand cheap cash good lot Of Boards and POplA
shingles delivered in few days 70 those wanting
them, My Mill cutting daily Agent for other Mills
and viii pay particular attention 70 all orders. Call al the
Savings Institution and leave your orders You wish tnem
fllsd fnovQ5l J. C. DARDEB.
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ROBERT FRRRNAl

NASHVILLE, JANUARY 20, 1855.
lust received per steamer SALLIE WhSTi
q 10 packages Golden syrup;
barrels d. Re, Crushed Sugar
2 do do Powdered do -.
do do Loaf do
5 barrels Crackers;
100 bags assorted Shot;
S kegs Bar Lead; ...
barrels julius &. Smith, Old Reserve Whisky.
FREEMAN BKOThkR5y
jan30-6 No. 7, College, doors North Of Spring 81
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FOR SALE
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Edgeheld, Woodland Street.
The Lots front 50 feet sAch and 10 feet deep.
Applyto A. V. s. LINDSLRY.
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RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and PrescriptiOnists,

e-5S 1919 e.AA3 ASsG14p L1Ou4sbsy
NOs 10, south side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TEEH.
"a COMPLETE assortment Of EuzIah and Amsrcaa
- eee1cas, pure and unadultsalsd Drugs fresh ana
genuine Extracts, select poFders, ETC. slgay on hand
ElaVortmE ELtractgs etc.
Rose, anilla, Pine Apple, SLaHbsrry, CELERY Al
s,ola htpoerryi Peach and Orange Tor aavoFnF
sss 5sfmaea Arrow R00t lsngass, Gloves, Nutmsgs,
Cinnamon, s.e-,ai KAlNS & BROWE, ).
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden SEEDS,
W Efe BOW IN receipt Of the mOtl extensive stock OF
~ 9slaeh sesds, lsmbgaciHg mang new ana vaiuahIs
tsee ever aTouE 70 this market Thsv are an oil ne
reputation:
y. Landreth & Sons, Philadslphis-
lne Anler1ean Seed Garden. WiIhsrraeId A.
kisleyF ffadonia, Nea YORK
SHAKER Gardens, South Union, EsHtuetv
Descriptive Catalogues from the above bouses a.fv n,
gfaiuilou5 distribution. Call and ger ere.
In addition 20 me above, have large supply OF h mat
usual Vasss ey the pound and Bssns aaa Peas ~ ne
5000 Paper Flower seeds.
JaEt received nom the c8eorat5d house ofIohnron oh
blna q Coz, Two Thousand FoWar Saeds no iovaru
Of Flowers have larger better assortusut nm
which 70 make their ssl8ot0a Ct SEEDS taan the rave b
toiore had N ais city RAINS & Brown.
No. - SCUM side 5ubIc squars.
5aA u OppoaIe he Ma kel House.
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MARBLE MGEEAa
7e rubsber has hand The largest and best assortment
a fWARBLB aHd MARBLE WORK ever offered In The ciiT
20 which be particularly invites ne attention % the public
"a h so1rsd 10 execute al Jobs In his line the hest Wa
af the arr. aBd at short nntoa JANIS SLOAN
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Bonds and Stock For Sale.

s7O,OOy Straight Tennessee State Bonds.
go 900 Endorsed
I50O Shares Nashville & Chattanooga r. r, stos
1000 SeWanee Mining Stock
5000 Huntsville Mining ard d hRufaeturinF Stock
An Of which viii Be sold on favorable terms b
ees I'll A. WRRkESs 9 CO.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold my entire interest in the hrm Of RuhsE-
I1fIrd DOYLE 70 T. Rutherford, herewith tender my
10 ali the customers Of the late hmi-snd would
commend ny late palmer az gentleman worthy OF .
cOutuuauce Of the patronAEe We found a. The old
stand shall Do pleased Al OF friends and
eust9mers Ian 6-dsmI JANIS DOYLE
HACEY 4 HAlgMToH
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Valuable Business Lot For Sale,

AMnoW Offering for sale thai vsuble Lot on Market
sres adjoining tne Of Morris & MateWs. The Lot
ronts So feet Market and bsck l9 feet waEas
Front street.
Il would make one Of the stands oT wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms apply o
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TIE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
hsias partner 70 me public and hopes hs win
liBoral share Of patronage.
msys-dH A. MTCHBLL.
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a Neat Small Dwelling

7 AM offering for sale q neat dwelling College Street,
Just beyond Medical College The House is Ct rick,
contains good rooms, cisteFn, and will be sold All
great bargain. For terms apply 30 -
"a A s LINDSLEk
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LindseYs Advertisements
80 az

A HANDSOME ogantry residences OF ne Disanson Or
n Branch Eorlssis turnpike, s miles ron hEhville
The psos contains IS acres OF ground, GeFes Of which
woodland. The dwelling ia neat frhe h0us with four
rooms kitchen ans ard cut houses Of ever
ud IN the very best order On the place here s never
llng supply Of EHteE For terms which are suitable 70
2 IN ~ ~ gPF !" IIKDsLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

irhc'iry thr-c se,iors ~ounds. Officers Galloway
and Quackcrbush Cs the Trird Precinct were csed 10
ard arrested Breesr. Roach ~,s taken T. the Hos
rits'. Jo.,ice Osborn subsequently committed the
sccusei 10 PRISON 10 await the result OF Roach IN
iufss
Msr'ir Ber'ser appreciated oa Saturday
riyl, charged r;th f-oEoas'y passing 4 - counter
feit bir o, tie Union Back Of London Com. a.
the store at Mr.. Muberne. No. 81 Whitehall street,
snd a.so with having attempted 10 pass similar b,1
at No. IS White street. The accused held 70
await examination.
Tic basement Of No l0S Bowery was burgsrioudy
entered or saturday hight, and robbed OF cigars sal
clothing 10 the value 30. The thieves escaped with
their p.uuder
very singular accident occurred on Saturday, By
which man MAS tossed 6fiy feet 10 the ar h'cdssS
Myers. or rSshor~nsn, was engaged cafryirg wheas
IN sacks from vessel at the foot OF Grand street "
the deck. as he was ia the act Of stepping over
rope which was being used for he.s,irg largo block
ci marble, The pulley which was fastened 10 L. dock
gave way AMI there being such an immense strain,
Myers WAS thrown some tfty feet into the air aad,
after whIrrg several times came down upon his
shoulder, which wss fractured. lie was conveyed 70
the Hosy sl by Officer Steers Of the Thirteerth Ward
Wm. Foster, q constable Of the First Ward WAS ar-
res,ed Saturday sor assaalng Thos Byrnes SapeS-
'ntertert Cf Lands sLe Places VI Tsmniany Hall %
Wednesday evening last. Mr. Byrnes ALLEGED that the
socusei beat him over the hesd with pistol, o.
asrgerrg lis lte The assaul, took place in the Coo
yentior TO nominate Counoilmen in the VITA Seastous
District. The accused was hid TO bail ia 81 ,ooS By
The Recorder. VIM. Hsn.ey, alias Sergeant, WAS ar
rested tor participating IN toe assault, and served II
toe same way.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

their patrons novel entertainments Of an attractive
clase To-day two full companies of children entirely
differing in their styles OF per orm ances begin au en-
cagement-the "Wren Comedians" and the /" Zavi.
ttow.ki Pantcuime Ballet Troupe" The pieces are
little drama called TIE Alpine Mad" the characters
by the Wren family; ater which little bale: entitled
The May Festival" which will b. performed by the
twenty children Composing the Zsvistowsk troupe
farce called Jealousy in the Kitchen viii aiso be
aged by the children. Il addition to the dramatic
entertainments all the curiosies Of the Museum are
offered to the admiration Of the public for 10 extra
charge. These attractions to be KEEP, up with fire.
qnent changes Of programme, till after the holidays
go that the Museum Will be one of the most pleasant
places in the city to take the Juveniles to enjoy their
Christmss sports.
DrssELDoRF GAILTRr.-This fine collection oi
paintings is stll open TO the inspection Of the pabic
BASyARD's DEsTErcrIos OF FJERgsNTS.-Thi- pie.
ture is on exhibition at the hall in Broadway near
BleecI er street.
WooD's MrsSrRELs.-Mr. WOOD has ever hal the
good opinion OF the public for his enterprise in pro-
ducing novelties for their deecaon. and for his
deayors to secure The best and most popular perform
ers to give excellsrce l. his entertainments. Not
satifed with engaging the beet delineators OF the Pc
eulnriss of negro character, and of always giving
fine musical entertainment 10 addition TO the African
corca.es, he Les in a rumbcr of instances struck
out in an entirely unexpected direction something new
and truly beautiful with which to delight bs patrons
One Of these former bits the Panorama Of Broad
way" which attracted thousands Of persons to the
house aud Of the most successful of his later at
empts j. the representation of certain striking eatures
Of Life in the South, which. he las lately produced.
These representations aro managed by some hue
scenery and by series Of admirable tabeaux; and
they well done NJ 10 give good idea of the
scenes TO those who have witnessed the original
and to elicit expressions o unqualified sdnra,on from
the spectators who are familiar with the reality The
principal views are Scene on the Mississippi, rep
resentirg the loading OF steamboat with cotton; a
Scene on Tobacco Plantation; View Of n Christ
mas Eve Festival OF The Negroes; a Corn Husking
Scene; and Tableau Of L uncle Tom aud Eva.
CAMPBELL MISsTREIs, No. 4ti BEoADwAY.-This
band offer number Of changes in their programme
for this week both in tie fanny aud the musical por-
tiops Of their entertain neps. Among these are the
Tyrolese Ministries erd the buIlesque Of the utchn-
Family.
BRYANT's MIsssTFLs.--Tbe brothers Bryant an
nounce rcw sorg and dance entitled "The L.nd of
Freedom"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
CHALLENGE TO THE FRIENDS or Mr..
PURSER.
CO... Ming 10 Mr.. John Kelly

Coz. Ming to Mr. John Kelly
NEw.YoRK, Nov. a 1888.
Ny DyAR KELLY; hove Just perused the resolri-
ton which you offered before, and was adopted by,
The public meeting held in Tammany Hall last even
arg. am far from believing th st you would wfally
mslesd or nisnform the Democracy Of Newly ork, to
which you owe so much; yet am convinced that tho
position assumed by you in that resolve is totally
uniersb'e. And, az / have disposition TO do q
wiiiul injustice either to Mr. Purser yourself /
chaleCee you to an Investigation Of the facts upon
he following basis;
We sLsl-you and I-aree upon respectable third
party say James brady, WIN. ~ EYarts Simeon Bald.
arrive the desired es,t shall examine the newspapers
published In this city oung the years 18ji567 again,
thoss 1916 ard 1885, hope be able from this
intestisatioD, aud from sworn afidsyits
Fiy: That George Putser in public discussion which
10 had with Dr. slesht maintained that the Sacred Scrip
and particularly the Rev Tcstament were false and u
Inspired productions.
Sc,nd That our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ not the
Boz Of God but all earth born child Of spurious orgn
7asd That he denied blasphemOusly, the existence
Of Supreme GOD!
Wright and MsIis Monk
E,raul That 10 elevate such TO the Office Of Con-
troer would be establishing bad precedent in the morals of
tie city that by doing his political elevation would be re-
ende by the youth ofthe metropolis al incentive to initiate
such tst examples. -
And ss 10 the authorship of The Awful Disclosures Of Maria
MoLk" II Mr. di, write IT, aud privy I, it,
Vrcdaoon let him the sdats oil its original aud bona
fds Publishers 10 that effect.
am, my GEAR Kelly, very sincerely,
Your obedieut servant,
ALEXANDER MING,
TIE Kor JoN KELLY. No. 12s West Twenty fifth street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
FIRES.

WIRE II srLIIyis STREET.
A. II O'Clock yesterday morning, FIRE occurred in
IarIisOns Brewery in Sullivan street near Houston,
but was soon e1tneuisbed little damage being done.
FIRE ~ AnfTY STREET AsD BROADWAY.
About o'clock on Saturday night, fire broke ont
in the bui.diIg No. Amty street corner Of Broad
way, lower part occupied by p. briggs as grocery
store, upper part by Mn. +, Poase as dwelling
The fire originated in bedroom on tho second foor
during the temporary absence Of Mrs. f., and is sup
posed to have been caused by sparkles from lamp.
About $500 damage done to the clothing insured
for ~ 600 in the Pacific Insurance Company. The
stock Of M. briggs wss somewhat damaged by water,
but to what amount is unknown at present; insured
for $1,000 in the Metropolitan Continental and Clt
zens Insurance Cos. The building owned by Daniel
Wyman damaged TO the amount of 800; insured.
FIRE IN NASSAU sTEETT.
The FIRE in Naseau street, mentioned 10 Saturday
mornings TRIBUSE, was caused by forge in the pre-
mses Of Adolph Laubenhemer, manufacturer Of
mathematical instruments His stock damaged
to the amount Of 5000. Insured for 1920 10 TIE Ham
ilton Insurance CO. The frriture in the Office of the
Bavsrian Consul was damaged by water TO the amount
Of $50. No insurance. Several other occupants
famed slight damage by water. The building owed
by Mrs Kane ana $500 will repair the damages there
to- Insured for $l7 900 in the Eagle Empire, and H.
den Dity Insurance Cos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

week. and comfortably settled In couple ef
with litf.s frTni.ufA
commenced yesterday morSps TO DO it'.e wcrt II will
oay las! three four weeks, 81 week bu. have
mi Of another enpoy wh' get through this
hsy- commenced to crs~i-I hope ons b. she
satisfied 70 bet a. the bottom u the ladder II
once sgsn hole ny besd How deeply grateful feel
TOW ard Asocan he onJ knows hom an hearts are
children bad not beer for your kind ard eneniv slcce'a
interertsce end DO lot ~ reward In this world you
Will 10 the nr, Thi. /. hsstJ ,craw be- srSoIs 20
e you know low progressed vii rr- ycu more faly ia
s~ dsys tire giving all particulars We ure In hearted,
thanks os t kindrrss aud for health aud hspp
pe and IRA, you may b. long spared to serve the cause OF
humsriy. is the ardent prayer Of
Yours very grs'efaly -
October -, 1850.
We ask, if these be fair specimens Of the eocrs OF
this Association has it rot strong claims on those VINO
delight 10 benefit and reclaim the ernng aud more
especially on our Municipal and State Governments
have they the strongest Claims for ar annual appro-
priatiop that these philaLthropic purposes may be
more fully developed.
Donations and contributions Of morey is much
wanted fiust now and arc earnestly solicited, and will
be thankfully ack medged by their Treasurer Henry
A. Oakley esq. No. &c Wall street.
Parcels Of clothing new and DID, hats, caps, b,ots
shoes shirt overas and anything or everything that
will warm the body and cheer tie broken spirit of
tcer unfortunate applicant. will be gratefully ,eived
by their sgent, Abrsm Beas, al the Office OF the Ass0
citation, No. j. Centre street next 10 Chambers)
a donation of temperance books and publications
would be very useul and acceptable, as strong drink
is tie prolific source OF crime. AGEsT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
TO THE PUBLIC OF NEw.YoIk.

shall address you from the steps Of the Merchants
Ercsss se L Wal street wsar.sssy u,,t ., oclsek
ss6 scorrs- .Ar pubic scourie Ct he ,e. sh. saatos
lrs Of lie greedy candidates for the spos -
pgoschirg elece- aud P-.o have merry them whea
ny taif, p-nss,e, their hees .na saduce their starting
pll, aud With my exhsg-ess ar,sun
.on s@ssu uy batteries viii huri shafts Of snnlhls.oa
Az eveiy scamp
Ia either camp.
Cei,-s, Tss o,hs a. ths doors Ard throat. OF ys
wives ia kbs.s AID little etlcrS1 AID parents
aye.
Arise ,hen
And suits them,
Or dpwa youis g,
To yaeS Of NO
SrkPHEk II. BRANCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
IAdveriserner'. !

EDWAKU 1T. DINVNe W. Os rsUitVf VI HuO
scslp serds exclusively 20 conSts.ions ON the NOR. OBJ
and operative Piles fhtnh ane -
dlcib peaneo.ly cured without tho tnc or ul
ature. Ohce hoer from to snd to eveninss N@
all hours he o. his private Hoe rta whpso
every comfor. Of domestic life provided for tao'e who re.s
operations prolonged dsetic treatment CoEsu
fee either office by letter. S. The ofhce cf -
Scspe 10 a. No Veseyst Asor House. where all issare<
business aliols must be len. ~ \,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
lAdvertisem.nt
The FAMOUS XANsrOwskI TROUPE At BAR.

NUNS MVsEvs-They commence an ersssement THis AZ
TrRyooN AID EyENNs They number ,wenty chi frea Of
pisng seLus. As Bale. Corps aud Psutommists tAsy
wholly unsd They sppesr In three hsclnaine peoss
zach occasion Go s,i eu and take the lits oses
You ui, Dc dslSAtes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

continuation Ct these exposures throughout the coun
try-hsvirg already many invtstons to do 20. His
address is Brooklyn, NJ l. A remarkable seatensss
of observation, combined with great facility OF ex.
presson fits him in an eminent degree for thi, impor.
ant work.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
fAdyertisemsnt.I |
NJ ~.

INdyertisement = > 3 A
TRAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have q
nAnd every variety of Ts.y for Grccsr and Tee Dealers
ynvAse families soucbons Oolons snd Young Hysss tes
TO ac; Gunpowd,r ANA Imperial from a6c. 70 GO. AZ 49,
qualities equally low. Also SIR boKes good vAaLv TukJa
t Cal and examine No i56 ChAshsust bssWsea ~
AID Roo seyslt cts .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
fAdvertisement-I
BRaDY's GALLERIES.

A1sRoryrss AkD DAGuERsxorvssa
No, So and ?oo Broadway Nswforh. and No. SS Pssnve
vsis as., Warrington, ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Tar BRO,Dwiy b. RsI NpY.-Ohcer Lyons of the
Eshth Precinct give him the crrd, OF being The
officer the wight the burglary commit
ted OIL Mr. Geo. W. farLha ANS stor- II. Dsosdwsy.
Rus OyER.-An old lacy named Meehan. residing
No - Cherry street over Saturday sN-n,on %
the Roosevelt street aud Bowery by bach No 1911 al
"a ally injured The driver arrested ard held 20 anwcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

RgruRsgD.-The Rev. J. ID. Wells Of the Prssby-
teran Church, corner Of Fifth and South Third streets.
returned Saturday from tour in Europe which hs
had taken in order 10 restore his health.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Mechanics Society Lecture at Hope Chapel, No
10 Broadway, by Donald G. Mitchell, TX Marvel,
on Monday Itbisl evening, a. i o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Divine Service will be given free every Sunday night
in Purdy National Theatre, it having been rendered
to aud accepted by the Rev. Dr. Hscox, of the Stan
ton stree, Baptist Church, who will preach on Sunday
evening next Dec. ). The public is invited to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

FRFE PROM DEBr.-Tke Rev. Avsh Guion Of VIII
liansburgh Lac finally succeeded in raising the Of
81 100 m order TO relieve the st. james Episcopd
Church Of Eastern District, Brooklyn from its pecu-
mary embarrassment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Police CAsE..-Patrck Walsh was arrested by
n. D-nc, Pc. saturday for improper conduct II
W..n Iou PARK aId James Clmsa taken into custody
by the Third Dict Police for sim ar oH.nss 10 CoCn tfset
Both held for exsmr alton Martin Riley wss taken isss
,ody by the S-oord District Police tho Of spps
1sT Of psnsoon. wbca lie tooi from tbs fropt q
Abrahsm cohen s,ore In An street Saturday night He
" "A committed 70: exanir.A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

The nativity table gives go ustives Of the United
S,stes, IS Of Irelsnd, IS of Germany Is Of England
Of Scotland each of Italy ard The West Indies, Of
Polspd, and 3 unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

KILLED ~ FAILING FROM WAGos.-Corooee
Saturday the bod, os MtcAsf
ss,itb. thrown from wss1n 10 smh street,
Any The toTse sppesu, became fnshtcned and tho De-
hssd upor the pavement.
Gle. OF scca,n,al des.a rendered By tie Jury
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

CsIrCTssED LIoUOR DEAfERs.-The police OF the
Districts instructed 20 report ell prsons vita
sell qsor vho., the view Of laying tie
before 0srd Jory oasnse icing Low concsdsd 70 BE- sn
tndctats one Quite ramh~r ksve already been reported
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

FarAL RgsrlT W Az AccIDysf.-Mr. Henry
Sch.s@ uLo fell from .ho Arena day last week. whs
A, wot died 4 he ibories o. the CITY Hosta
yds, usL. He sss. sf- AID lizee children, who live 10
D,frsx s:Te-. uesr Smith
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Station, upon the bosy OF Geo. Tourg, the yourg
German who comutted suicide few days since at
h. residence No. 40 Ludlow street ny shooting him
sef through the head with a pistol. the evidence
showed that deceased had frequently been heard to
threaten suicide, and toe csuse ia believed to have
Sen unrequited affection. A verdict Of Suicide by
shooting" was rendered by the Jury. Deceased was
ebo1. 3. years cfaya.
TIE ALLEGED FaiCD Br FALSE WgrGHrs.-The
ot Harvey l.. Carpenter broust. before Justice
Kelly al the Jefferson Narke. Police Court Sstur
day morning in which charge Of defrsudilS ~ fase
weights preferred, dismissed Cor want Of evil
dence. It wa. inadvertently sisted that Mr.. Car.
pentsr owed Te,rett tli0 the amount being only $40.
FoUsD DRo"sgo.-The body Of an unknown wo-
man, sged about % years, was found on Saturday
morn ~ a. Peck slip. The Coroner was notified. She
apparently had not beer over dsy in,the water.
CRIMES AsD CAsr.LrIys-One Charles Endeh
was arrested on Saturday nigh. at the 81. Nicholas
Hotel by Officer Webb, charged with stealng valu-
abe ove.coa. from M. Nevins one of The guests Of
the house. The coat was recovered, aad Enheld was
sent TO prison by Justice Osborn.
One VIM. +. McNaly WAS arrested on Satnrd -
charged with having stolen ten barrels Of mess beef
valued at 9i00 from Peter B. Curry of No. s. WASH
ington street. MeNaly it is alleged, called at the
s0.s while the proprietor sbsent, sad csrted away
the beef He ccn.essed taking ths property aud
begged NJ. Curry to wait feW dsys ard he would
pay him. The accused was detained by Justice Osbo'n
for Examination.
Yesterday morning, about ~ O'Clock. Timothy
Breesn. porter, together with bis brother-in'lsw,
Thos. Roach Of Brooklyn, aad several Others HeHs
into the oy stsr ard drinking saloon cf John peckr,
in Park row, scar ANA e,reet, where they became
,cmeshs, eIsted from TOO freques. use Of s.den'
Liquors. Breesn and Roach finally ze. irto qusrre,
wien the former drew knife and threatened 70 stao
the other. Roach remonstcsted VITA him, ana eh.
deayoFed 20 Fer-asde hin TO put Up hii tnlie, oas
Weapon into bis ad ;esary chest. sbdonen AID thigh,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

yiorArI0s OT ORDrsAScEs-The Hssek Irspec-
tor, p.rors Saturday or esrtios without
-rs- Taey before J1st6e Aosesocse ana nost
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

L.scgyY.-One OF tie employees Of the Broadway
R.n.i ou Set rdsy nSbt discovered resfo sssna some "
"A. woo.sr slssps w.h t-irs hid 90 Hassoa ases~
n, vss al q 20 Esss Ssu lsyk .or s1asa.asssa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

TaE CIscrr CoDsT.-Tke SpAcisl Tsrm Cs'ecder
fr Decs@bsr s b. r.te up on h.Sasy =. 90 Sescss &c
rer~igsdbqUsu,.y Iss Latgre of the otso OF bsas Tor
that CsenSG taus. " spscEed on tie notss o ne issue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

SrsricroS or L.ecKsY.-Charles Garnley, aged II
Precinct. suspicion Of bssies stolen san Of sohse nom
Chs Zee R.n,eJ re.tn( IN rr: sssss tess N'nA rss.
nisht he saw The boy ves In toe house. psp.
ps .Sroush The widow and the morning h closhs ysas1
{. SO va m.,s a Osnley srsStsd sesptcoa u
stealing them Al held for ,Ksrinstioc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Srp,orsIY IsJrPEp.-Mr. Luther G.. Hin w
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
PRISON ASSOCIATION OF NEWBORN

TIE Ror JOIN KELLY. No. 12s West I vent fifth 81