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ss4sr-,rInyIk REDUCED THROUGH
49, TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CAN4L FnON RlCHM0ND To LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal pafro
uage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his through charges on general MeTchano2e
only Thirty CENTS per iOO lbs !; on Grooeries,
Quoensware &C. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
Ito lbs which includes all expenses from tbs
wharves in Richmond TO the Landings or Depot II
LynchbGrg.
Boats leave every other day. full! or not fuil and
goods are cent forward without any detention.
rates, A. y. LEE,
AN 27--t0 Un the DOCK.
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+ OOK Ont for the Rignt Place.-A
IL large assortment Of Rich Fancy laoscs ae yery
low prices, at eTEBDINS 4 pull EMS.
ol0l Broad street,
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DLANKETs-5ooo NEGRO BLANKETS

~ To Farmers Traders. Railroad Contractors and
Factory Owners. fcn are informed that nay as
sortment of Negro Blankets Is more extensive than
usual, and the prices of the will be accord.
snce with the timts as usual Money can be saged
By purchasing of ALFRED NJ SES,
de- 63 Main at
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TOHN L. WILLIAMS,
- GENERAL AGENT AND Q0LLEOTOk AND
NOrAhY PUBLIC,
Tor the city Of Riohmond and county Of Henrtco,
Collects accounts and claims and attends 20 the
renting out Of housea; also, takes aepositions nc
Acknowledgements, &c.
once with Messrs John A Lancaster Son
IA IL I'm
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~ FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The five
~ story Brick Building on the west line Of 10th
street between Main and Gary streets, (next above
the resdence of DR. Culiep Is for rene or lease,
aud posser sion given Immediately There is gas on
the two first and water all tnrotish the house,
and is well adapted for st. rage or commission
hutise being ouly short distance from the Bacin
bank Anpiy to HENRY EXALJ, or
/ MONTAGUE,
On nan E
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p60O REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' AN

pEOO REWARD. -JEFFRlES AN
QoCOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure Of Gonorrhoea, aleet, Structures, and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of Diet drink, exposure change in ap-
plication to business. The proprietor chM enges q
single case Of recent 9onorrhea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture Of $500. Eurther-
the disease cannot be contracted If dose of the Mix
tore is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
aud long experience have proved that 1t Will radi'
oslly cure any case which can be produced. Tai.
desirable result is obtained in from two TO ten days
end as neither creates nausea nor oends the pal.
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation IN diet or
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or neal
thy digestion, the nuisance il thus removed as
speedily as il consistent with the production OF
thorcugh and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable and injurious effect, either
constitutianally or locally, caR be caused By Its
use. -
Price 81 PEI bottle. Sole agent for New York. G
H Ring, No 90, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLENDEE corner Of Sd and Walnut ets,
agent for Philadelphia. .
Sold by FISHER WINSTON.
10 22-dIy Richmond Va.
EOHN SHELLERS.-We effer for sale
- nine varieties of CORN SHELTERS, each OF
which we will warrant TO do good work, and those
in want of the article will find it 10 their interest to
call. For SALE either wholesale retail, with q
liberal margin to the trade, by
no l6-3m Corner Gary and 18th streets
I
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QEMOvAL.--P NJ. TABB q Son have

QEMOVAL.--P NJ. TABB a. Son have
~ removed their .Aics 70 tho Old Post once. un-
e, the kyensngs Hotel, xhsre they will continue
Mfe out segroes. ~ rent cut Honsss sell Real
Asaee ana 70 collect and settle Claims Of every dc.
steficn again oer their vices 70 their pa
1ons md 70 the public generally for the ensuing
,JheZ wnl also attend to tbs sale OF Negroes and
- xsssss. nuehciy or privately.
nSn oesa IN the business upwards OF thirty
~ seem II un1ecezrAry to give references.
SoeSn any - required. The Most satisfactory viii
deN-sW2W
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
Iaask. BROWN snA ess, Sc,h yH.Lt22Tsaik6.
sssney Ms0k Casalmsra Pantss
~: ssfee ana Cashmere Yeats
~. WALNER d o.
IN ~, corner n Ain and 18th -
kieh8OnA. u.
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ca DESIRABLE RESIDENCE On
ES MAIN STREET FOR RaNT-The upper part
OF enc OF the tenements known as the "Aususts
House." containing nine fine roObls besides three in
the basement, large Kitchen. &c, is f,r rent Pos
session given on the LIST of January, 1859
The house will be rented either with or without
the has. ment ~ may be desired To good tenant
thu terms will be accommodating. For further In
formation. apply 81 my office.
GEO q STEEL, Dentist,
No 23I Main, letw cen sth and 9th SITS.
dsS-Im Richmond, Va.
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DEAF TIFUL TEETH-PERFUMED
- BREtTH-Sound and Healthy Gums.-DOW-
DEN's DENTAL FLUID arrests Decay, restores
nisaased Gums to o healthy condition. relieves
Toothache perfumes the Breath, and renders the
most celebrated Dentists. Bee circular round each
bottle.
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0BoRoE W. MuSFoRD,
Secretary Of Commit.

GREEN JONI "a Ii about 6 feet high. slenderly
built, speaks slowly when spoken To-, and has 4
down boh; has light hair sod red whiskers, and is
from 20 10 IS years old.
jobs SAITH II about feet inches In height,
FNthef slender. dark hAr. pretty long, has dark .
hem eyes high forehead and quick speech They
Axs both rssidents Ct franklin county.
Dc l1-rw3W
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llY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
OAPROCLAMATION- Information having been
REQ ived by the Executive, that GREEN JONES
AID JOHN Smith. who were committed TO the jeil
Of the county Of franklin. on the charge of feloni
ousiy bsoAking AID entering store hosss in the
night time, end committing larceny. and who were
subsequently, removed to the Jail Of the county of
Bedford, have escaped from the latter Jail, and are
now aotne ct large. therefore do hereby cer q re-
ward Of Two Hundred Dollars to any person who
shall arrest the said GREEN JONES and JOHN
SMITH. end deliver them into the jail Of said county
q Bedford. or One hundred Dollars for either Of
then. delivered In like mapner and do moreover
require all officers Of this Comm Jnweatn, civil and
nilitsrA md request the people generally to use
their o. Rrtioos TO procure the arrest OF the said
oscAped pohere, that they hoy be broush hit 10 jus.
tscs.
~ Given under my hand, as Governor, and
!, | under the Less Seal Of the Common
wealth. ut Richmond, this 18th day of De
~ cember, poe.
Henry A. WISE.
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SA MYERS. Optieian,
Corner Main aud Pearl strests.


J. TION OF TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ed.
justed to defective sight, upon unerring scientific
principles, by n MAaKENS. ogtician. on Cover
ior street Take particular notice of the mum tssr.
The subscriber, who Is well known to the citizens
Of Virginia as a skilfn optician, Informs the public
that he has hand the handsomeht and best sssort
maut of Spectaclss and Eyeglasses in the country,
and that he will be happy faithfully 10 astepd to sill
who wish their eyesIght properly treated BY 40
curate and superior ground glasses His art epR-
bles h,nl. upon the shortest examination, TO suit
almost every detect, whether 1t be derived from
Miopa. (near sight) Presbytis. (aged or far sght0
Amblyopia, (pre, bytic opic,) Cataract, etc -
The existing prejudice against epeetacles should be
entirely discarded by young persons suffering rom
defective vision; this prevailing prejudice is owing
entirely to the erroneous notion that Spectscles
shor hi be suited to different ages
If you wish to preserve yoUr sight during life,
see with TO read wri or sew without the least
strain 70 your eyes, call on
MARKEN9 0rtician,
(ir,t a.
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E0a ..,s sV W.ss..a .so tho SUI 81
,.,.cs rsauIaf Daily Passenger train VIII be run
ns.s 'lasfois And Peternhurx Railroad ccoIdinR
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nm CONSIGNMENT. AND FOR SALE
" CHEAP. splendid sofas and Tete-a Tetes
Spring Lounges and Rede; Bureau Cabinets; Mar
BE Too Tables and Washstands Mahogany and
fiue Wardrobes; Jenny Lind Bedsteads Hair and
Ghuck Ma.tyasses; Mahogany, Paror, and Rocking
Chair: Tin Hafee, &c. ALEX MOTT,
A. QnA0aifa ct ChArlea H0fpl
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- ICE--Haying purchased
the entire interest Of p P Binford and Pew
:, ehatan Wissieer. in the nrIn q bln nio.
Dickinson Wiesiger shaii continue tne pus,ne -
ROBERT l. DICKINSON.
Thank fhl for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon The old nrrr1. hope By sfrst and prompt az.
tertion 10 busipess aud keeping o well selected
sock, to merit CONTINUANCE Of the same;
GEORGE W DUESBEhRf, who has peen WIG
the old firm for three years, remains WHn me,
where az usual be will Be glad TO .erve biz hlends
have also procured the services OF JOSEPH
call from his friendR
ROBEnT DICKINSON, Halter,
dao No rs Main street.
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60 FOR hENT-House little above
MH the Fair Grounds. on Main street with LOT
at ,ached to IT. containing four acres-whioh lot i.
hugely improved and would make good market
garden. For terms applyto SMITH,
de l--lms Corner Of Clay and epry at.
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ESR hENT-That large I'D q

MH rable Store House. No 80, on Pearl street. well
suited for a wholesale grocer, fronting 81 fret on
Pearl street. By $50 feet Deep four stories high and
extending through to Virginia street, with all the
modern improve ments and its capacity equal to any
store on that street. good teLant the rent Viii
ia ARUH'D THOMAS.
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4 SOMETHING ENTikELi :

mn SOMEfHINu ENTIkkLf
ANNEw, -AHiE1st sHIRTsli--Ars rot
the new style Is Curved Yoke ''es lR0Ef eHIkT6.
aud the "tLL!PTI0 ooLLAhs shirt scsno -.
en,e and comfort 20 anything Of the kind yet In.
vented Leave your orders for the Above Shirts ct
the '.9entlemsn's New Furnishing HOUSE." opposite
the American Hotel, where will Also be found d
great variety Of tho latest styles of HATS. CAPS.
TRUNKS, OAhPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS. kkADY-
MADE SHIRTS, &C., &C.
no 1l-lm SWEENEY.
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g. FOR kENT-A desirable brick
bR:a Tenement, on 81, between Clay and Leigh SITS.
The house contains eight rooms with oil necessary
out-buildipes and all In complete repair, Ifh gaF
&c Possession given Immediately. Rent, $3.50 -
Apply to PETERS, MARTIN co, or q. NJ
NfMNO dc its
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

compact and at least numerically strong h,,, :,
people. capable. il united, and well Ii -.
every Turk into the sea without IA. 1--we
Of either Gresk, Arpaut or Roum,u rn... -
$500. ZOO of them, and there are moreo,s, q "
and half millions Of Serbians and C,o,,. ~ ~"
Austrian dominion, who might ioip thsm -
aone occupy nearly three-fourths Of all En,o.T
Turkey, forming compact country from =, - ~ ~
1t is true, they speak two different di.l.c,,. - :,
they are very nearly related and the %. a. wv
garian, is 80 utterly ruined that il vii ,. osN
cede to the Serbian the honor Of bscor;.. ~"
written language for all the Slavouians q, rN 'a'
1t is true the Bulearians have Cor ce,,u,;.' ''
excelled in nothing but passive ob4d,sn.. f~a
Christians, they call themselves o, s'~
their submission to all insults and pj,,..
they are now awakening Their treasurs Of
Lar writings, unsurpassed BY any but The H. ~
poems Of ancient Greece has at once co,.,.''
hem place in the literature Of Eurcpe. n
combine great sasacity aud intellectual cspsIh,,
of development with quality seldom to BE- f,u,i
in the Christians of Turkey-desperate cour,,,
They have, so far, managed their political busnss
rather better than the Frenchifed and pseudo-cuL
lied Boyan Of Moldavia and Waachia TAsy A,ys
. strong feeling Of nationality, and strong sym.
thies with the serbian' out of the princpshs
whether under Turkish or Austrian rule. Hem
then, the regeneration Of the Myrian pcnnsca
will take its starting point If ii is to take place Al
all; and if not, that country, with its dependensss
is to be parcelled out to the great poweu q
Europe in manner similar to that proposed by ia
late Emperor Nicholas.
The Serbian people have lately compelled tAs;,
Prince to call National Assembly. Alts.n,.
the regulations made for the proceedings Of n.
BODY are no better than shackes the fac. TIA. u.
Assembly is called is itself proof Of ws.L,sr
in the Government; and we shall be .urpri.al;f
the Serb:su peasants and cowherds who xul
assemble 1t Belgrade, DO not soon break throu,A
all these regulations. The meeting of such y
Assembly, at the very moment when tho Srbhs
in Bosnia are in open rebellion, when tie Bul.
ga-iaDs are organizing Themselves into . nation,
when Montenegro is barely at : truce with Tie
Turks, when Gambia is in arms, may be Of d
cisiye Importance and may form the point Of cgs
tallization round which will cluster the Ggus Of
new vitality amoog the Savouic population q
Southern Europe. and from which will date TIE
second history of nation whose fret and heroic
era was ended on tho field Of Kossovo uoafly Eve
hundred years ago
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

ASfEcEpryrs or THE FRIScH ENPREss.-The
French have discovered, in some Of the old Spanish
law Journals, very interesting items regarding the
sntecedents OF the Empress Eugepie. They have
that her father eed about three years be-
fore she was born-st least such is the inference for
her 3d birthday according to the Mon1esrl was ceie
br ated ON the ith Of June and her father died In s5
Moreover, divorce between her father and mother,
resulting from mutual accusations OF adultery, hsd
been pronounced as far back as 1913, although they
gently lived together, and the divorce was ut-
nstely snnulled.
The proprietors of six religious newspapers in Bos.
ton have resolved ~ charge after the LIST OF January
for publishing religious notices, obituaries, &c. They
divide this ,tter into two heAds the first comprising
appeals for benevolent objects, and obituaries half
cent word the second ecclesiastical notices, reso-
lutioes Of churches, and the Ike, one cent word.
Alta Christmas Eve party, given at Mr.. STAINS, q
few miles in the country, Friday evening last An Old
ady 81 yes of age took the floor and wAltzed around
the room until her partner, young man OF -, was
completely exhausted and had to st down. The
pl rase OF 90 il while you're young for when you get
od You can't is thus proved TO be false as well ss In.
elegant.
Men are frequently like .ea-the real strength and
goodress are not properly drawn out TIL they have
been q sLQit tune u h0. water
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LIGHT ON A DARK QUESTION

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribuns
SIR: 1t is stated that the fash expression, "Hes
very nice man, but he can't keep hotel now 30 in
vogue. originated with the Christys. am unable to
saw whether it did or not but until within twenty
four hours have not heard the phrase myself in
than half dozen years bu. many as ten or dozen
wears ago, if not more heard it often used by CON-
men men in Western New-York IN their joking con-
yersations The phrase common then, or at least
l heard il where lived in Palmyra, Wayne County,
n. V, and many other similar that have not yet
reached the city uttered by real rough wits on the
canal, in bsr-rooDs, and in the stores.
Yours truly, OBSERVER
Hss.Ysrk, Dec -, 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
A NOTICE-TO DRUGGIsTs.- BURNETT

A NOTICE-TO DRUGGISTS.-MessIs. BURNETT
having issued ciIc culars and sdveItsemeno
CocoSE submit the following statements OF ses III eiu
taon Of teir false pretensions:
They evidently estimate the extent OF our knowledge OF
by their limited and recently acquired Information
whereas Cocone novelty with u.s. Tor we nave piePeu
popular preparation for the hair upward Of twenty
wears ago. long before finn In question hs an exience
Ii RENAME for these sapderous petende 10 prove
their claims originality Even inventors sometimes slow
their evidence In the meantime Aereore sP
peal your Of justice for tn purpose OF testing their un
founded aseron The practical knowledge snd experiences
made results in our producing the most perec: Cocoine
that received public appreciation Sashsd tna we ouu
s,y RELY upon superior an intrinsic qualities OF our
CocOiIe sustaining 1t. p9Pusi Iepu s oSaa MOI po'
sby mistake for other Preparaon Tne WORD Cocoine
(ko 10 which selected and copyrighted the name ir
popular preparation for the hair may De ioonH N
LbTsry; where the word CocoAn 70 Or iouno etep'
N the sd If aforesaid we are unable 10
ony serves display alike Of cocoine and is
name Doubtless therefore, they Will have the entlre inonoPo
ly of their meaningless compound Our labels anord IN
nakabe evidence that no limitation wa. ever
and distinctly declare the contents OF
svev hottie 20 be "Phaon Sons Cocone for the Hair We,
seye nothing but our genuine Coooio by having and
address stamped In the glass OF every bottle Issued rom our e
These external distinctions spprehend sufficiently
that imitation intended Beyond all these however,
n6de1 ty upon the unapproschsbe and intrinsic quail
ties of cur Cocone which edecusy prevent the possibility OF
being msken for any other compound nse TINS op
pounds Cocoine perfectly free from the strong ana onen
ve mpeecty purified cocoanut OIL and 10 readily
DISTINGUISHED by its trsF.Dt aud popular Perfume ~ NOT can we
thirty years spotess reputation from the un
crpous caumrs aperons Of jealous and disappointed
competitions ., ,,,-...
EDwARp PAALoS SoN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

Which of the Christian races that now occupy
the country will succeed the Turks in the control
of the region they now rule in Europel 1t cannot
BE- Che AIbanans, rough mountaineers, unruiy and
fond of plunder, one. half Of them MOhammedans,
the other half mostly Roman Catholics, are on that
account already separated BY wide gulf from the
Greek Christians Of Greek or SlavOnic race.
The.e Abanians generally live upon pretty good
terms with their Mohammedan brethren, are as
great robbers and ssvages as they, and are the
only Christians that will serve the Porte in time
Of war; and that have, so far, been allowed to do
50. The Roumsns, having never been subjected
to the direct authority of the Porte, have not at
any time shown great interest in the fate Of the
remaining Christian races of Turkey They are,
besides too isolated by position and nationality to
extend their power and influence south Of the
Danube. In an ti-Turkiah insurrection south
of that river, the Roumans could scarcely
interfere successfully in favor Of the Chris
tans until they had been themselves freed, by
a revolution, from the yoke Of BOyars and princes
appointed by foreign powers. There remain the
Greeks and the Slavonians. The first, though
Empire, have but poor chance. With the ex-
ception of the Kingdom Of Greece, they do Lot
occupy any compact portion Of the continent.
The three millions of Greeks that may be found
altogether in the Leyant mostly occupy small
islands and q narrow strip Of coast. Their mer-
cantile instinct has preserved these positions, to
which they have clung with successful tenacity,
while the inland country Of Macedonia and Thracia
has been conquered by slavOnian', and that of
Asia Minor By Turks. The Greeks Of to-day are,
in fact, nothing but merchants, forming, in most
parts of the territory occupied by them, the
commercial class Of the towns which exports the
articles produced BY eultivators belonging to
other nations, and supplies them with imported
articles. They are too dispersed, and numerically
too weak, ever to be able to claim dominion over
the other nationaities occupying Turkey. They
may Join to Greece Crete and tho smaller islands,
but that will be all.
But after the Albanians, Roumans and Greeks,
the Slavonians are the only remaining nation 10
| European Turkey, and in them, at last, ne hod
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
Close TIE Books

EsBEAcE THt SrLtspfD BENEyfrs Now
Tomorrow afternoon. O'clock the very latest moment
hch will be received to the masrih 'eni I'm
craving Village Bacssmi,h ana Tns AAr jouR,,L That
al may know Just what the voe and character Of this su
pcrb work of osered the subscribers Of the Co'
potsn AIT Association ONLY for Three Doas the follow
ing notice. quoted from twelve hundred OF sim
liar rharaotsr:
A superb affair II i.."-lGodsy.
A, fine specimen Of steel enssng a has ever been ef
ecuted IN this county, Home journal. N. Y.
The story Of the picture Ia well told The strong ersha'
OF the man. cheerful love Of the wife the s,aiousne
Of the dog ve the perfect working Of the socesores all
a,trac. orr gaze as ues. symmetry Of the horse
--lNsuonai In;eibsepcer Warrington.
Amperb pio,ure."-lN. Y. Saturday Press
beautiful print, which sells for s5"-Boston Journal
Elegant and valusble."--[ Boston Traveller.
"Tis Masterpiece Bar. Dispatch.
"ss splendid engraving and will adorn any psrlor 10 the
xorld."-[Bos, Atlas and Bee.
This beautiful engraving fire ornament VI Ban. Tmes
Elegant sfsir"-[ Baltimore American.
"Tu Of attraction and fail Of securing the sdmirs'
tion Of all good judges - BAltimsre Patriot
Lsrse and beautiful Daily Penn'yvanisn Phla
"Msgnfcent specimsn Of the srsyers ar"-lDay News,
Phi's
al. gem Of the first w..er"-[Review. Washington.
ave are ct loss to much value be given
for the con psatvey sns sum Of $5"lfrue Delta N o.
Executed in the highest styl. of One of the most
charming pictures have seen"-IEven jour- Phls
The engraving h in act, better picture thsn re orBns
painting I. will form most valuable addition TO the collections
Of amateurs VI Sunday Courier NY.
"A noble pcture."-tsunday Mercury. NY.
"Is q spie ndid pctuie."-l Boston Post-
"Is cheap at e6"-l Boston Transcript.
"As whole, is masterpiece, WORTH .. the lowest figure,
FIVE dolsrs."-l Reading pa Journal
AND FURNISHED FOR THREE DOLLARS TO SUD
scRIBERs TO THE " "CosNoPoLiTAS."
Or IHE MAGNIFICENT ART JOURNAL,
which also given every subscrber it needle" to speak
generally of the NEST recherche, valuable
beautiful Journals in America 1t ' catered to by the
best authors and in the country and h ITSELF worth
thrt dosrs but furnished to every subsc rbe
season ticket the celebrated Dusseldorf Gallery Is also
given 10 every subscriber.
The AIT Works to be dispensed grsutousy premiums on
subscription comprise several hundred choice works from
best No finer collection placed within the
reach Of the public.
Such offers before made to the public and 1t 10 to
be hoped that every intelligent person the city will not
fail the table and the paror walls al the
comparatively small sum Of Three Dollars.
Subscriptions received the Dusseldorf Gallery No. 5fS
Broadway, NJ Y Open day aud evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

We have before us printed copy Of the com
plAint lately fled in the Supreme Court OF the City
and County Of New.YOrk, By the Cumberland Coal
and Iron CompaIy against Allen NJ. Sherman VIM.
B. Dean and the Hcfnan Steam Coal Company Of
Allesapy County Mary md, and most exsraor'
dnary d9cumen' it is Very distinct, however
lurid is the light which 4 throws upon tho manage
ment, or rather uon N snAgement and mismanage-
ment, Of the great moneyed corporations which
have their center Of oper1aous in Wall street, and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

Our prospect for New-Year'' 'leighirs was very
dubious last night At 10 o c.ock drizzng rain
was meltiig off the four inches Of snow which
came the night before; Broadway and the other
was drear and dismal. Then it grew colder, and
there wss snow in the air. But at midnight there
was little more rain, and at o'clock Lstle m"-e
seet. Itis impossible to prophecy.