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THE ANTICIPATED DUEL BETWE ZEN MESSRS
CLAY AND CULLOM.

VIA1 AND CULLUM.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The United States Depu-
ty Marshals throughout yesterday and to-day have
vainly endeavored to get on the track of Messrs.
Clay and Cuom who supposed to be on duel
ling expedition. Various absurd and contradictory
reports are in circulation but it is understood the
challenge has been Withdrawn as preliminary to a
peaceful adjustment of the difficulties which there
seems to be little, if any doubt will be effected ae
cording to present indications.
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WEATHER REPORTS-Nooy.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 23-The weather is clear
wind acknowledgements 2313o-barometer
1920.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 23.-Thcrmometer 2Go--wind
n \. W, and clear.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 23.-Letters from Key West to
the 18th inst, state that the ship Rivers, Captain
Smith, is ashore and bged off Caesars Creek, with
a cargo of salt from Liverpool for New Orleans.
The steamer Columbia reports seeing on Monday,
20 miles south of Body Island Light, one of Crom-
wells propellers ashore.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. Judge Marshall
There was no business of Importance before this
court to-day.
SUPREME CouRr-Hon. Judge Lee.
Dare Il Mcclure Us. Ross on trial.
Dare & Mcclure rs Matthews and Zockoffer,
garnishees-on trial. These two cases are being
tried together
Martin Sheeler Is. Eichner. This an in
junction restraining deiendent from disposing of
D. II. Hooper, Esx, for complainant
Antoine Zimmerman Us. carson, Gotter and 9th
ers, An injunction restraining them from selling
property taken in execution under writ of eri fa
Gas. Thos Warrington, Esq, for complainant
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Before Hon. Judge Stump
Joseph Tateman, for assault with intent to kill
child six wears old. John l.. Thomas. ESQ.,, prose-
cutting for the State. Fined $40 and costs
Ellis Rump alias John Rump, for keeping dis
orderly bouse-compromised on payment of costs
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THE EXPECTED STEAMER.

PORTLAND, Feb. 23.-noon-Up to this hour we
have no tdings of the expected steamer Anglo Sax
on, now due, with four days later news from Ed
rope.
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REPORTED SALE OF THE ADRIATIC.
New YORK, Feb. 23.-It is reported that the new
steamer Adriatic has been sold to the Russian Gov
eminent for f200.0 900 sterling.
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MR.. yANDENHOFF'S READINGS
PosTPoNEMENT.

PUSIPUNEMENT.
Owing to the indisposition of Mr.. Vandenhoff the
proposed course of Readings before the Mercantile
Library Association, is unavoidably postponed for
few DAYS.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1888.

TowsoNTowN, Feb %, 1858.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Be-
fore Judge Price,. L. Spencer e. Thos. ID.
Cockey. Defence, Thomas c. Busy, ct. al. This
Court was occupied yesterday in hearing the coun-
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MARINE DISASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE
New YORK, Feb. 23.-The ship John Milton, from
the Chincha Islands, is wrecked at Mentaul Point,
and the officers and crew lost. Eight dead bo-
dies have been washed ashore.
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MARYlANO LEGiSLATu RE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Petitions, DC, Presented-By Mr. Daniel, of citi-
zens of Baltimore City and County in favor of the
Green Spring Avenue Bill By Mr.. wilkins for
the protection of the rights of mill owners in ditch
ing mill streams in Queen Annes county.
Lcare to Report BWs.-To Mr.. wilkins, to au-
thorise certain persons in Kent county to purchase
real estate from S. E. Baker. Also, to regulate
for the erection of warehouses in Baltimore city to
accommodate the Grain trade of the State
Bills Repeatedly Mr.. Wilkins, to allow G..
Davis of Kent county, Delaware, to work hisslaves
in Kent county Delaware, and Cecil county, Mary
land. Mr. Hoffman, increasing the capital stock
Of the Powhattan Steamboat Company.
The bill increasing an appropriation to the In
Asylum, was made the order of the day for to-
morrow.
Blu Rejectsd-For the benefit of the heirs OF Ere
derrick Stier, late of Frederick county. 1t was re-
considered.
Bills Passed.-Making valid mortgage to j. A.
Brown. Retunding sums of money to w. W.
johnson, j. G. Hennng and William Thompson, of
r. Allowing pension TO Ellen Shank: Also, to
Esther Williams. Making valid a deed to n. V.
Brown. For the benefit of C. Wistel. For repair
&C. of the Government house, and lighting the
same with gas. Legalizing the acts of the Com
missioners of Boonsboro. Amending the charter
of the Towsontown and Dulaney's Valley Turn
pike Company. Increasing the per diem of the
Commissioners of Somerset County. For
new School District in the second election district
of Calvert county To regulate Constables' fees il
Charles county To regulate the terms of the Courts
of the sixth circuit For inspecting grain in Bati
more city. To repeal resolution No. s, of 1910,
&c. To prohibit the sale of Intoxicating liquors il
| Tangier district, Somerset county. To proven
! trespasses in Prince Georges county by non-resi
| dents of the State. Increasing the salary of tn
| Commissioners of Washington county, For the re
lief of the representatives of Daniel Benson. Fo
additional School House in the eighth district o
! Prince Georges county.
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CoILIERY EXPLOSION AT AsHToN-FORTY LIVES
Losr-On Tuesday. the End, about five p. H.,
shocking loss of life was occasioned at Bardsley
near Ashton under Lyme, by an explosion of fire
damp in the colliery of Messrs. Wylde Co. There
were ISL men and boys employed in the workings of
what is called the Diamond Pit, and portion of
them had been drawn up (about 40 in number) when
the explosion occurred. The pit is of great DEPTH
being estimated to dip 40 yards below the surface
of the round but the force of the explosion was
great Notwithstanding, that it blew off one of the
ropes from the wheel at the hand-stocks over the
top of the shaft. The conductors were also broken,
and it became necessary to exercise much caution
in winding up and down the remaining rope by
which such of the Golfers had not been killed
could alone hope for escape The noise of the explo
people from the neighborhood to the spot, and in
short time there was good number of volunteers
ready to descend the shaft in search of the sufferers
from the explosion. Unfortunately, the number of
these turned out to be very great. William and
James HILBERT, the underlookers of the colliery
undertook to conduct the volunteers into the mine
and direct their efforts OF the 1S1 work-people in
the NINE lO8 had arrived out in safety p had been
brought up dead and 26 others had been found more
or less burnt This left 20 persons missing, accord
;no to the mustor-roll in the companys Office, but
there appears to be some discrepancy between it
he'd the calculations of those employed in searching
ane mine, who estimated the missing at about 49,
As there is little or no probability of any Of these
Is being still alive the total loss of lives calculated
70 be about 40
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG r A MS.

AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE-Charles Matthews made
his second appearance the boards of the Holiday
st. last night, and gave great satisfaction to nu
merous and discriminating audience. No lover of
the drama should fail to embrace the present oppor
tunity of witnessing acting, the high merit of which
defes criticism. We direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of manager Ford in
another column.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-24

RECEIPTS OF MARKErs.-The net receipts of the
city from the several markets for the year 1857
were as follows: Centre market, Sl0,6l9.57; Lex
ington market S., lO9.l5; Hanover market, S4347.-
IA; Felrs Point market, s3,4l8.32; Belair market,
s4,79s.4l; Hollins market, S985.66; Richmond mar
SS2O79; sales of stalls $l4 287 26-total SAC 1913 go
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ATTEMPTED SUIcDE.-A young man named Jas.
Ackland, aged about twenty three years, formerly
in the employ Of Mr. Stephen Broadbent, as clerk
but recently doing business for himself, on North
street near Lexington, attempted suicide yesterday
morning, by taking laudanum. Meutal derange-
ment is supposed to have been the of his at
tempt at selfdestructon.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-24

A TARrAR.-P. Henry Tartar, (colored) was ar
rested on Monday morning by officer Dorman.
charged with shooting VIM. II. Brown (colored. y
Justice Mears released the accused on 81 900
rity to answer before the criminal court.
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ARREsrs.--John Wagner and Thomas Gray were
arrested yesterday, the former by officer Dorman,
and the latter by officer Reed, charged with being
accessories to the robbery of the Gun and Pistol
Establishment of }. C. j. Never, No. IA W. Pratt
Street noticed elsewhere. They were committed
to Jail by Justice Mearis to answer the charge
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-24

STEALING LCMBER.-0ficer Thompson of the Mid
die District on Monday arrested Walter Brighter on
the charge of stealing lumber from parties East
Falls avenue. Justice Mearis committed him to
Jail TO undergo trial before court.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-24

AssAuLr.-Ann Dalton was arrested by officer J.
Mitchell. of the middle district. for assaultng and
beating Catharne Dalton. The affair occurred in
French street. Justice Mearis committed her to
Jail to answer before court.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-24

On the afternoon Of yesterday smoke was discov-
cred in the committee room of the Senate, and the
alarm of fire Immediately sounded. Upon examina-
ton it was found to proceed from piece of timber
which was heated from its too close proximity to
one of the pipes by which part of the building is
warmed. The locality was discovered by Mr.. John
Roy, the doorkeeper Of the House of Delegates and
a member, believe, of the Mount Vernon Hook
and Ladder Company, of your city. 1t had evil
IDENTIFY been excessively hot for some time and had
the discovery been delayed much longer, the result
would have been truly disastrous.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
A CURIOUS CASE IN CANADA.
From The RoeAe.te, Caion. Dee. 2.

a remarkable trisl has iust been coocladed at I
IoIto. To the proper Gndefsandug Ot tue case It :
necessary to go Dsck httc. Ihe Governor G. 5Lel j
Of CzDada seltcts his Cabinet from meabsrs OF the
Psrhsuent- They thu, fill the Offices If member sad
Mister at the ehne time, but before they can do 20
they must resign Their seats sud 20 back 10 thcH
COnsttueLts, n otLer wOrd be elected over again.
When the preselt CHnadsn Psr4mebt commenced
its session parties w.I9 nCsrly dvced-Miuisterlal
aDo Opposition. At'.r time, on some test 1ues-
tion wIich We c1unOt now call to mlod the Minis
zsy wtIe defeated, and 6s a result nd t. rcslgn
places in the Cabinet, accor log 10 practice,
although retaining their seats az NJ 'mbsrs. The
Cove MOI &, neral hen. az is the rule and custom,
invited the leader o. the Opposition ma jJrity, Mr.
Geo. Brown, To form new Cabinet. The result was
IL BTOwn-DOron M0istry. The gentle ncn c)mprs-
ing 1t immediately resigned their members lips preDqr
atOry to the canvas. for return Tney thus out
O the House entirely, al the strength of parties was
before evenly balanced that their absence pOx left
the Government party a majority. Some test qucs-
tiOn 'mmeOIat'ly moOei, avOte OF want OF cJLh-
ceDce the new NJ ,ostry was carried, and Brown,
DoIion & c.. found themselves not only outside OF
Parliament bat outside of tDe GOverumet also. Now
comes the mas,erp piece Of political thmbie'rggiog Ii
a new Ministry elected from the Government
ranks they would be obliged to resign and g 1.oh for
return, thus leaving bare Opposition msjor-
ty. So IL oder to get over this difficulty
the Gov -General invited nearly if not quite
all his Ministers lack, simply changing their
position, and they refused to res'gu and try the virtue
.f another els ctoD, Vl.mng at tleir having done
all that VAS REQUESTED To tbis the "pp0'
sitiOn demuned, aud al acuOn was commenced in t1e
Court Of Q IeeDs Beech TO test the leyal'y of 70
position by the Miosteria party and to drive
the members of the last formed Cabinet from thelr
seats. The resut il a decision III favor OF the Mus
teraiiss.
The end is rot yet, however. The Brown. ID ,rion-
ties have a W. btege been rrtnrf.d and il Is qu te
likely that when Parliament conveies next mobtu the
Opp0. .itiou will h. in minority aud carry matters
their Own way LghtnirC seldom strikes tsi ;e IN the
came place. ard ths Governor-G Gene'a al VII have t.
II sort 10 some dodge in order TO aOn got tue
advantage Of B,O~n ano his followers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

l,o,booS who s.sed -ire" IN stay on bo'rf untn 40.
Cs,srse ned NJ. Hs'ris soiuf to b'uu'Nws
viii which receive 3l"'; srcc o any hI'
pas IN poss-ss of wnsss either on TO o,SA o. ~
where else nestr sid TO ary ore ttst o.1
k' Io.se,siop IL w.s u'ss u bin wnen h- at -
80 beard that the Wsndeer ,upposed 70 b"
Co.seN.D Ied->sw r0t1ug on bad 20 rAo'e ,,,s..
eons that the Naad@rfr bs1 been rug,-ed 20 TIE
bsd the appearance of having suffered 10 stfo w. s,,
v,sels Eo ont and con ng Ia - ,o.,
day mcruing. cav TIE NanGcfer come % sHoHo' -
pirect examination Would have bad sas uanse'
r,pared h.fore e,ng 20 .oe q her ssi's yer
Ihoma, R.rps sS m - Hsd .een to- Waadrisi ~ Sfln
yiCk the 9Th Sesses 30 The m,- -. =. -
the Wand,rcr far 6se ds's oei9g,d ,, ,b. -
sfck saw two .tsa1 A.. lJinE in .. -, -, . ~ -" ' ~
mi. vs.. ,bort a., 81 b. = oifu sDo" names u th7
Sesmers Al thai oDss kno~. n r.. ar, ,b 80 -
- s.,,ts az ctcd the cDlf,e OF tle Lamar
tn she turr'o point snd go Tire. b, Ven, m b,s,d
s'.euo ~ % n t n I'D .,s1ed to.Ad tue cabin inter
Lsmsr $. bunt" "a ~ ~ st,d u s.nted n. cap. and
ruped Sy .e,Ssn "b. Lsusrua rsver 10 raa,ici b.
,o,e ., , she Hd Mt tain % Brlns~'s on tha.
, 10 10 80 stsrs si.rwsId for the w'ndeIor toe last me
~ - 10 bsed from SayS1nsh; her FRS trip Capt
. si,,.SiS b. bjuLc f'T f.'u.uins sft4r cedar.
t,, H,ris sworuDi.trict Attorney Gspshl s'scd hls
ws.s Sis ne 4resn. iho rcpled 5st he eoa
80 qne-aor uis usht oTimna.e hi Ds"f
,hoois b. oreea % su.~er p6s,h p opnoa
eyd.n would cfmiuaie himself not Jdgo Hcurg m I'd
Ii, eydel oe wOlc ounae bio s Nj JscsoQ then asked
he Judgs FOR Of tie case til next Toesesy, which
The case thus 'ar has been CONDUCTED With grea.
eu4rt end ability bota the part OF the prosecution
= nd tie defers,. Zoe discussion, ye,tertay b5
tween Nessrs. Jactson snd Ovens, upcn the ltw o
eyidence eqI,l, 10 point Of forensic dspisy, -
ANYTHING We have n 81 our mar for years pasr.
Z After tie Developments thus far, entertsins
dou,t t.at cargo Of Africans have been introduced
into to- Stae; bat whether egs evldcuc' can be bad
10 6x the cfense upOn any particular person or per-
sons is 5 wholly different question"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Speeches and Public Ls.~. # the Non Joseph Howe
fdu,e y William A> p +. 2'o''' S'o' '0aH T.
's.'u II, .h II. Aids nna fnSr.nces BY samuel
shedon froh, a. Nj, N. H. SVo, - SI~ FHaneJ
Russell. , ,,s n -.
P,les,ue Psst sud Preeut. B. the Rev. Henry e. Osoon
A. 81. $50 pp. COO James ChsAsn Son.
Hto,rx.s rn,eup, vi NNNN. J. N. Sterfns Co
IN, HstoIics Nj ,eazine vi H. C. bcnJaun kchsI5soa
kpssb sud 0erau Primer lsno Up "a American iIAis
Youth b,bs s,adics Iauo ,pr 2ss The Same.
R,thehen ana lier Chiloeu. loEo, p i1d Ihe setle'
1bs Poor u1H suo True Mouan. BY William H. inAyer'
lauo. 10. $50 Goud Lncolr. .
Oar Chsr,y and what o. DO With Him. By MIS- H. Is.
stow. Igmo. pp. III. Philips sampsjn Co.
The Ballad IF Babe Bell, spo Other forns by iho"sS
Bailey Aldrich., isino. pP. l1 kudd and Ssiietoa; ,
History Betnlehcm r. ale Seuuu i'>ioo ny
VIM {. kb,icLd. s,o, pP 4e6 j. Lippincot1 \ ..
Charity Green. By Theodore Hartmann -ao ~ OIL I0Hii
". norton. ,,,.., a.,
Willie wnke Narsefy songs oi Scotland Edited by MIS-
sl.hec l2in,., ~. -. II amor field~ .,
Cou1tr, Schooi uouls, BY James Johonnot Syo pp ~
ISiscn X PhiGuey.
por, az rr..,d,rt. Startling Disclosures of Romalsu
- - ieuc pp sou r. l.. Deissrr.
Nsupt Scfnon; the Children Of Amenra BY tne
Author Of Rma Hours" l%no. Up. u. d. Appleton
yyus sco he rsr Wet BY Frederick Gstaeoker Trans
la,.d tom The O,i1,an. l.no Pf 80 Crosby Nicho1'
n,mors Ok the Revival In Plymouth ChuIch lsmo pP ~
Clsrk Austin a Sml.h . r., -,
lu,rS of New ng,ud Diins the Stuart Dynssty by John
t.orhsm Pslfey. Vol l. sNo. W. e'o' Lite si0"A
rr.lh sSd sco.A BALLADS Esi:ed by PrOt F. J. ch1 Vols
The PoetiaI woIAs of Jane. Montgomery. SyOl' i2nO.
he Sane
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
FIRES.


EJRE ~ Ann STREET.
Al O'Clock v, stercsy morning. fire occurred in
Bassforfs billiard sal ou No. Aun street, bat was
sxtinS uished by fe~ pals of weter. DANCE about
x 90. The origin If t.ie hCe @e did not lesrO.
DrsIkUCIIoN oF CAMPHESE WORKS BY FIRE.
About O'Clock yesterday u hro was csdsed IN the
fsOfebouss attached To the c,uphoge aud t1rpentine
distilery Of Fair,n u tullum, No. 20 Form,u street,
Brooslin, by ths blowing oDt OF stlll-head. The
flames read rapidly, ana the buldit was speedily
eI,eloped. ioIge quantity of material, all highly
combu ,tbe was stored III toe works, which canned
brilliant light and derse volume OF smoke. The hre
fremeu obtaiuod waer from the CITY hydrants, an1
with the aid Ci tte steameugce on board tue Jerry
boat Nassau, succfeded IN CoudniDg the Ere 70 tne
place ln which u oIgnsted. The III 'in bun mig, IN
which lie are, # portion If TIE stock and m>ch0ery
wss located renamed ,mparatve'y uni jured. lho
sdioiuing siorehOuse of Ledyn a Eenni was slightly
damaged. The fetal loss Will amount to about sO,VVO
upon which tleTc Is no Insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

~ wif ~Ns,h 2. ~ dlr-- r'.ro--d of >, ns v !.
nat ere . q csuse WITCH the Course1 ff TIC et
ccLtrAa. earss-s a. fl- fscts n iee ss~e -
tie ia uste AoS Al NJ =" 1tia
hA1N Gu iog ca ns4s cytica4 1is' tAe -
dec ut-.'tte - r.f;y "g1'-cf - ,e "tN -
.N,.stn a. tie o. VII To- rtt- tfs - -
20 is srros,t sor de-i.lop q. sPx, go ff hs~et
hal Lux. tsCr>. g. L zis srts.
I>rArs or ssDREw :. NORWOOD, DECEASED
l.r Il ,uftrs bAsr cei 1 ~ 49, .l.ts e-'i tss
sr coliest upou ioSlnS cuis llr t~t"s
real ss;sss 20 - scG. t. fEre 10 s.s~e
~ Ill. a. sfeu. psar, ;,r.. rae ,~s'Sr 90
l.rte es ere yersous ests'e saS tn sNseg''' h.'- 500
r Isr. s,urt - rrt rh-y how not y-' sei tar ~
,...r IT, errt the seIf. so1.-aa, saa' sae
ri cy devised Tar - 20 On tle - 's.es a. -
ittt,tr al that srttea 20 ciasl .Hfs
bt r th he tvuUst Iva tlr cxsS.s i-cu i iaAs
tie di-p.,a O. ~ o. 81 80 - - ,-Ncr E .s'ss'
n~rori. 'u tee c~sil 81 ine t'es
s. tfN the frrs oelrlg ERE sees ui sex tse -
-. sr.r ~ tae rsse counsel. snd enii'"i - sss
Z. Ttft sou. -.
" srsIlctG 81 ior ,xecut'r'; w R'a''n' CT NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

A MAss.cRE Br sLavrs--The BGiHty7dge Ca.
Argus Of the itth inst. gves the foOwins details Of
al attempted massacre o. whole faInily:
About O'Clock Oh sunday night, the 5th inst, tso
negro men-sne the property OF Mr. Perkins the sshsr
Of Mrs. kestou-tutereo the house of Mrs MIrgsret
Saoler abou: twelve miles northeast Of Bairordge by
breaking down the door, AMI COMMENCED an att SEX on
Mr.. ssdlers Oldest daughter, aged about eis hteen
ycers cuttrg her the srm and breast, and brnlsng
fer head but lot woundirg her n.oitsry. One
them ext seized gun from the rack st,In pted
10 discharge il at Mis-. Saoer, but finding il empty
commenced beating her the head with it. bending
the bsIlel and breaking off tDe breeching, we're
were he blows They slso beat her with bouds
which they hao toru from the door, and cut her dread
fuiy with knives. Sic survived orly about two hours
The second oldest daughter made good htr escape, bat
Two otber caildren were badly cut and brusedone Of
them, boy sbout eleven years Cd, is terribly msa-
sed and canuot possb, live The other is IN infant
only three years Old, which WI probably recover.
Court Do Ctstd 81 esns recently bought bis We a
lot Of jesery smcDg which va, oee ruby Tor sslca
10 gave tSo,C 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
fAdy-risement


UALsTED, NJ ID Los been injured % se ifeatI sl Va New
York Gays esch aurnI Winter. 10 nis we-sno"n
success 0i Woman dseasss n al. as Tie usc ol
cU.c With It's posouous Effects, aud 81 spPoft MS .yi
q Motorpaihy i. bsssd fh osophis puneip"s ssts
fore. tuosiiou. Posei OF al il- orgN IL
ben tested D. the testeut u nve solsati ls 70 tdng
Htsp prsc.oe 1ne speedy aud f-hsoe III -
bruugrf p bees. enabled . over 40
spirs Ole hsT. s-o been cEed Ca re~Fed o.
Nicholas Hotel. from 10 - ) ana igop 20 2 In on
TrrsDAYs ard NIDstsDAYs H. s oi.'r days =. hs gud
HI kf.rCurs Northampton, Mas, whc1 "a open W'cer
and scnaeI, tor ool se,es Aeiese1e e'ea al eneas'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

CHRisTxAs-T churches geDersry ere band
somely decorated With evergrsens i1 the holidays
Se1,oes Ill be held in many Of the today, aad Ihe
Juysre Missionary Societies Iallatriai SCHOOLS and
Charitable Institutions nave maze ample preparations
for an agreeable time Ia the Catholic churches col
ecticrs will be taken Up for the Orphan Asyan under
Il { care Of Il &; denomination in East Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

TpE MAYORS PORTRAITS 10 BE SoID.-Four OF
the portrsts Of the eINayors Of Bookiyu which are
dsp eyed in the Governors Room OF the CHy hSu'
have been sezec execution, ct ne suit OF james
G. Yas. against the city, and are sdver'i'sd tor sale
by Constable Sla.tery Tuesday neN', at Soon- ine
porr ats To be s0ld are those Of Mayors C0PAnd,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

The old Chambers street Caudy Msnufaciofy, corner
of Chambers nri HUI SOL streets under the supervision
of Ridley Co.. is the center Of S,trs'uon Tor tAose
who b.ye sweet tastes ioI tie Loheays
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
lAdYerris.n1aIt /


IIUNGiRIAN WINES.-The subscrbers ctII tne
at,lfon c. pId u, rsdo 20 these deAcou WINES
uu.gu.d fr puy anr flavor rom - per dcz st upFsd
h, c.ebat.d Mp-c,tc c. - - per dozel ,ld Ia wood
r m d. salon Ara for toth HockIs-d arrt Ire
frs, Hr safn ,h.o raaus fnrefrsi Freucil . -
ample rs. coatsin9 uf h.t-s ncs- o.f c.iio-'
two Desserts and two Ch.n piebe 10. l'' var.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
IAdyedlsenent-
L JELLN-apprOved
OUERu's Cop LIVER

OUERU's COP LIVER on JELLN--6pproved
by ID. newYotA Academy Of Nedcne 81 the sr
Il Liver On aud IL tasen without unpiessan.
aste Physcs gIscqGsnted With requested 70 call q:
b. jus estsste is mets Once No I'D fnas.
FElloLr, cLh Co, Wholesale Asents No. Fletcher e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

RICHAnDs's CoD LIVER on JrLLY-MSde
fe Pure OH sretsoy hsyo'ed approved ad pfs.'t'pd oy
l-sor fvicsn.. Nh.ie.ar Assno. bUsh, GsLE koSs
y, ~ IA. Grreuulch.. soa A.o % EUsEsE DeFCh, A
CgsHNAs joan 3saEIs snd other Drsg.5o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
BROOKLYN COURT or sEsslOSS-Dec- 7.-Befbs,
Juos. Aossis, Jss;ic>s scnoossASEf and Essos.

sEsTEscE OF LiQCOR oEALERs.
The parties keretofOrs convicted OF scFing H11oY
v,soot len,e AID tsose Who s.ed rgy srrasa, -
yesterday or srenoe. Tie o,sins fasf slS e,s q
dsfs5 Re inPrsouea ~ s- Con Js f5r twenty i've
James as7, Jams L-n.cu., Alex Mcintyre, rs.os
hcGrzh 0eorzs Shear. Hicto4s Boyer Hsnrv N-ysrs W.
Bos~r. kdsard .bsrus ,,rphea g. ~ Edward ,ss,s
Dsni~l WbitEsy rrs1sTioS Zen, John KrnAn ~ sn hf
ssnas sniia IL tse Of Daniel Yogerty saA
Jo~ya sn.s s.a1aee osssPsG.sd 10 Fss< aa,sSS gN
w tSs ssss VI EQs,<.