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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
SUPREME CoURT-CnnsEr,-ocr. 2a--Betore Justice
lNGEAHAd.
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James '. Rich azt. m. Y. Lourel
ISGKAHAN. This action WIS between partners .
Ls.oiy- and settle partnership
and order reference made to aupont Receiver On the
"a o. md h. sIT oo w PP@@ss II a @ oas' O TIE
On h. !fh OF May, loJa lcS pelon Baker recovered
ud,neu, s;ain The defendant Tor loi % snd an execution
On he 18th Of Nay 1850 Smith and Peter. recovered ad.
ss'n the dsen An;. Tor 90 % sni on SAME day
sxecato - !'snra 70 The sheriff Under ihe'r euVf
the >asr5 EVE on f' property % pay The ane
is8rtsr,, end issued execution 20 tho sheriff
Aiel IT, Of tie Receiver be- took from the >hsr
court and ~ gains. in iho- action. er order
aryns tn k~cei. r 70 ply ,h', neEnrnt- ii ,nsh motor
sisted in petition bit further rreeaev 70 'h-r = not
The urnents recovered prior the app,im.nt 81 Re-
c-i,er under which executions had ben yird the CO
III point . Irrr'..y 5e6-d BY the Gea@ral Term ri,
District n the cs-e n - by the America Gutta PeTch.
Although IN thai ss.- ,he o. aed from denying - mo-
ton "a, an-m'd On the :-orli 81 'a" snff did nor I'M. y
tsny tn JUDGMENT shcui boz paid end thai tie
~ f coed maze sppiieaon Tor IN order 90 ihi 1lr
GO upon ground that ,h title Of tho Receiver ate4 back
- h@ date o The Order o. re- n analogy 70 TIE iofr,r
r.. however controlled ~ the oui11n expressed in The
csol Tie piz Ia tlo-r execution. y the sciuai ~
obtained priority Of hcn thy ogyht not 20 BE- Gepfssd y
oi L. ,s,i ggt In III. a., 5a te,y--u the erudant.
b4e. n H. Insn. -radtor. could thus ~ deprived Of
their ueu- partners by c01.on might DEFEAT sue
aud retain IT, proceed. the property By e. any time do
tuInr tha- acton iniin.tr- i ne ~ TIE sup
nor Co1r "a, the Court would permit such sui 70 -
Bot fhe u .- ort to al't cD4i 7
dconiinu.d flng c1R-n; % dconinse ana no 0b
oith" Court ]. n~c--s-sy. . ..-. .
r-,.- axu.ut- recovered srer the appointment u
The receiver Vs. lien sc Iired ~ sh, i.s1e Of
e1-~lti1us and j. O. order tn"n
Tho. creditor, ust tase other preceding 20 compel the
yIop- sgpan lie IaE;r-p property % u" payment VI
-. debts % tha h-rl. -. &c
Motion Granted se.tia- To- r-cever 70 pay - TIE ,-fi
TIE amount daa tn ~sersi &c ea I'D of IN ~.
Sppuiniulslt I'm
ISGRABAg J.-Ons II the defendants Wa oniersd
70 s,r.r Az a. nl Ind-f yroc- ilgs penrItuy 20 eE-
cutos De an issi: Er 4-s-l iosr IA ne ains o. ts
vl4 < T. mad. by 4 d. E.sus ~ stly icf paintt
motion r. low 4sd- 4tss'ii O. ~ p-Lti' "a. ~
Va pi ~, ld.r.rt by Mcklstry al4 had assigned tHs
Judgment 20 hin. pad sH,noed .h-se prSc.enss
re defendant 4so wez- 70 in- 'fsua'sl =. P.Pet. "
Nsu.try 10 p.y the ros .ach tie Judgment vas r.
covered . -, j, -.
These alterations dsnec By Mc,ii! AID e i' tns'
The d@b, :. due to min l.-is ns@-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. S. d. Bates ia in this city. for the purpose
of selling her book, entitled . Sketches If a -Four
Year, Residence the Pacific Coast" She is the
bearer of recommendation from the Hon. Edward
Everett and Gov Banks OF Massachusetts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

ASSAULT oN GIRL.-}e-terday. Elizabeth Laf-
h.r grl II years old caused the arrest Of George
Raer on "A charge OF assault and battery. BY her
statement it appeal, that Bauer mad several times at
tempted 10 take improper liberties with her, which she
re-ented On Saturday h. met her aud struck her
violent blow IN the face knocking our Two Of her
teeth for which she had HIN arrested He was hneo
a. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Mr. Sloan President of the Hudson River Railroad,
will be confined 10 his house for week or ten days,
IN account OF the accident on the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad i- ankle il sprained and there il flesh
wound also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

removed was 1877 the total expense Of which was
si,aC6 %; the number Of men employed was 49, and
day. work done 1921 In addition there were Fix
sweer:ng machines in operation. 80. Richard &. Down
Ing, conmander-eh ief in the late hog war, has been
prcsened by biz -wini-h admirers" with golden
ric and the motto 81 roo; hog de-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
THE HOUSE SURGEON or BELIEVE HOSPITAL

SIR: IT. "a notice OF the death of John Tucker, under
the head Il Corore luques.s in your paper Of tAs date
observe that Dr. Fra-s Hawthorn House Surgeon Bellevue
p; Is censured BY Coroner schrner and Juy Or in
sufficient and improper u the dec sd
the Hospital and the pos,nort-m exains lon
leave that th- examination mate in
and under direction and tbs, IN aturs Of ih- -su
and -Tu.i0n blood the brain ent o death
being discovered deemed unnecessary 70 extend tie die
section further Beside. lie eSauna'0n aterwaId rr-
ps;et and what . uur hct IN not eEarnr. 81 thf o.
tho body completed ny the Coroner snt MS ss;
The it s5...ve- Dr. Hawthorn from O. r-
siniitv ir with I.
With rrfreuc~ 70 tn d'teuton Of t. patient = tie 49,
authorized " ~ Dav Ma-isr h~ HosTi'- I'D VI
,erk who both Bis ailIsi0n 9 ts =
fas..
L duo ~. HsT+ uak@ .iis correction
LEWIS A >ATRE. VI. D..
OF; 81, lsSl Surgoou 70 Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

HrGHwArSlL, 0S TIE NEWARK PrAyERO.D.--As
Thomas Mo,as9rd, driver OF the aeu spaper express
from New-y,rk 10 N-wark, was on I il way to New
York, on Thursday >, last, when near the proposed
Race Cou1-e, the Piankro4d wos fred at twice in
quick ssSses.on. he whipped up his horse and
escaped unframed. Robbery is supposed 70 have been
the cxase vi The act.
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Advertisement.
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.

'orNTET pRTFGIsrs. ANp APOrHsCNAIE-
! COW hoitug Pure tpeSAC Bk,spY, M,pEas. Posr.
ani -HHzRT WINE Medicinal and Private use, treof'e BY
lsys~l warranted pa- ar hr h'f quality for sac y al
APoih-ca-ies ard Family Groce-.-
CDoLrHo " oLYR,
sole Importer Of the
SCHsiDAN AEo s,TIC SCHSArP~.
Noe. lB 81 and - Besyer-'. Nes - orS
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lAtvertis-cleni.
BR ADY'S GALLERY

As RrsoSsD from 80 Broadway No 81; Brosinsy
ner Of Bl--casr..,
PHoTOeRAPHs. o,eCzRR,orIPss and AssK,rrrss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Increase oF F,RE.-This morning the Peck-@lip
Ferry charge Two cents for foo, passengers, Instead OF
one cent a. heretofore. The ierriage tor vehicles will
remain AT the old rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

IovG LooEFD-FoR CAUGHT At LtNT.-justice
Quacl enbu-h Yesterday committed John j. iuyier to
answer a charge of grand larceny. perpetrated over
two year- ago. On the I'D day of October, l@51, the
accused hired horse and wagon 1T William Wander
yeers livery stable IN Newark y. j.. for the purpose
of going TO North Beeyile. Instead Of gong there,
Unvler came 10 this ctv and -old the wagon Ia Iheo-
dore Schoomacker. OF No. l38 Broadway, for so. \
few DAYS after the purchase Mr. Nanderycer Jaw the
WAGON in Mr. Schoomackcrs possession and claimed It
as his property, and, of course took il home with HIM
Since that time Mr.. SchOOmacker has been looking
ont for IInyer and Saturday last succeeded in hav
ing him arrested in this city. lie fully identified
the person who had hired the horse and wagon and
also the person who sold the wagon 10 Mr. Schoo-
macker. The accused was locked up 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
BROOKL w ITEMS.

Wendell Phillips. the " sver-tongusd,' delivers
til. evening the fourth lecture in the Plymouth course
His subject, Lessons of the Hour will probably
lead him to say something of the Big Virginia
Scare"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
Advsr,sement.l
HEALTH, ECONOMY, CLEANLINESS, and

ToIx.N's SELP. gSrILtrrSG SPEiSG BID and N,rTREss
combustion OF every improvement in the ma.uistuTe Of
Bed. l. shsper, whoe.o1eT aud comortsbe tksE s
other. Pur.n., itself NO 90 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsTs-Coroner keefe yes
terdav held an inquest the body of George Murphy
a cafman, who was found drowned at the foot OF
The jury rendered verdict of " found drowned
An freshman AZ years of age, named james Casey
of No. 49, Washingion-- fell down stairs while in
toxicated and subsequently died Of the injuries ne re-
,riyed. Ellen Rohan of No. 3ji Greenwch--!reet
fell down stairs on Sunday evening and sustained snch
injuries a. TO cause death Coroner heetc held in-
quests IN both OF the above cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Cu.RGr oy FsBFZZLYsESr.-Martin Dofrmer
arrested Yesterday on the complaint of Solomon lin
sehrrner tailor If Even street, who charges that
Dofrimer has sold clothing for him c0nInssion and
not made proper returns Of the money. lie was held
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

ARRrsrpD.-Officer Welsh of the Harbor Police
arrested this afternoon. colored man named Henry
Anderson, for stealing quantity OF cotton rom fler
No. : Fast River. lie was taken 10 the Firs; Ward
Station-llouse and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

GAS GAs.-Ihose rich. new styles 0f GAS FIX
TrRs found the great manufacturing depot WAERrs
Pc. Co. No 36 Broadway superior anything Of
isred before from isltoTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
Ia " LNIE'LLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-O.r 81.
Before udge BFTrs.
cgNTvNrp Vgr NAS-f AyGUTER

James Grower. who was Last week convicted oi
By causing the death OF John Anirrou
board the Dewitt Clinton sentenced 70 liz prsOnen m
Prison uT th-. years and 70 pay nne OF cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
fAdvertissuent.l
PROFESSIONAL.

Jo-Hr. r. BrDss " D.. ofers his prorssionl srsces a.
hs ruon- N the Griennrrg Institution No. 81 PAExEOw
NYwIoRg. I>rGrI'ieB diseues Of Women ereTs
ERUPTION p,isn and chronic di.ea- ski.y nd
slc ssGlly treated OtEce a0ay,. ~ 10 I and 3 20 T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

MoRE RrDEsEss or THE MILITIA PARADFs.-lhls
morning. AS we learn from an eyewitness, large
COMPANY on parade was passing from Broadway into
Fulton street AT about ~ o'clock. when one Of the
men willfully dashed his musket through the window
OF an Omnibus the broken glass of which severely cut
one of the passengers under the eye The only provoca
on for this act of brutal aggression the upon unofend
ing occupants Of the stage was that the driver did not
turn out of the roadway of the street IA quickly as
was desired by the mperious members OF the Target
Company. Three policemen standing at the cor
ncr of Fulton and Broadway at the time and we are
informed saw the outrage and did not attempt to ar
rest the offender in any way 10 Interfere When IL
the nsolence Of these paTading companies TO be
checked and costly police never TO undertake
an arrest that il disagreeable to them! Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

UyGRTTsFUL YoUrH.--A colored lad aged fifteen
years was yesterday arrested for having stolen Oo
from his employer, Capt. Cushman OF the receiving
barge Poughkeepse. The Captain took the lad whose
ramc is Henry HAYDEN, from the House Of Refuge
where he had been placed for causing the death of
Wm Allen his playmate. in Brooklyn, by hitting him
with brick and had given him employment on his
barge Having frequently missed sums OF money, the
boy was snrpeeted, and on being charged with the
theft confessed the crime. Justice Osborn committed
the accused to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
lAdycr,i.smen'l
PARrNr. ean learn how 10 traIn their childre!

and happiness, and young in WHIST
they beet succeed obtaining Phr-uco ffl
sd alton. with chart u Fowler WILL go Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Too RESPECTABLE To GIVE MS NinE.-A down
town merchant represented to BE- very wealthy. and
having good name in Wall street, was found b.
roicenan in the street in decidedly intoxicated con-
dition Tie officer conveyed him 10 the Twenty
second Precinct Station-House. where he gave his
name a. Murrell. which was known to BE- all assumed
one H. stated that be had been robbed of $50. three
safe-keys and a valuable gold ring. Officers McCarty
and Board were dispatched to find the thief, and soon
returned with a man named Smith, IN Whose posses
sion were foundhe three -afe-keys and the ring but no
money BY this time the respectable merchant bad
become partially sober and recovering hi7 property
utterly refused 10 prosecute the thief alleging rs
reason that he would not have his name exposed for
anything. A. a consequence, the robber was released
from custody when clear OF grand larceny was
staring Linn in the face, for which the punishment
would have been term of years ia the State Prison
There axe altogether too many cases of this kind occur
ring. and there certainly should be means taken
to secure the prosecution Of the villains who are ac
tualy detected in the commission Of their crimes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Tay CooFER IysTITrTy LEoTuRTs.-We have re-
ceved tar letter from J. f. liadnet,, in which he
endeavor- to defend the Young Mems Association Of
the South Baptist Church from the charge Of -eIing
severa hundred more tickets TO Nr. Beeeher lecture
a, the Cooper Institute than the world hold. We
have ao received letters supporting orr charge
one which state. that, not content with doing what
we .sd they did, the Committee al-o exored IN extra
quarter dollar from those who bad paid for seats, but,
failing "a find them, compelled to sit upon the
PLATFORM This wss certainly pretty sharp practice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

MINOR CITY tTENs.-l.adies who have servants
advertising from their honse are warned 20 keep
sharp eve upon fashonably dressed youth who pro-
fes>e, to want a servant for his MAMA who has
"a greai deal of trouble win servants Thinks
"they viii 80 10 Europe if mama doesn't get suiIed
soun" Talks of " the elite bride of Fourteenth street,
and carries or under bis cloak any parlor ornaments
he can lay BIZ bands upon while the person who lets
him in has gone to gei him pencil aud paper on
which 10 write Mamas number, which, II Is need
less to say. has no house correspond with It
Tile Excise Commissioners earned their der
diam Yesterday by refusing "a license to hquos
seller WHO does, no, reside IN the city. Mr..
George j. Arnold lectures the System OF
Mature" tomorrow evening al Clinton Hali--.-
Judge Clerke delivers his fifth law lecture in the I'M
yersi,y course this evening. Subject "The Ancient
Repablics the Limited Monarches of the Middle Ages,
and the present Constitution Of Great Britain ana Ire
hand. The Washington Market backmaiIng affair,
which had been sci down for examination u, 10 l. IN.
Yesterday, before the Mayor, again postponed,
h. reason given being sickness in Mr.. Irving family
The time agreed upon for the next examination Is
"Wednesday at 10 a. Yesterday AZ the time ap-
;,,.d for another Convention Of the Mayor anl AL
a,,.n no person being punoually on hand the Mayor
,.,nounc,d the Convention adjourned sine dic....
NJ 4, Corlova, the popular humorous lecturer, AZ
ro,nc.. for this evening a; Clinton Hall, lecture on
..,ysn street or an Evening with the Stock and Mer-
chsndiSc Brokers THE Clerk OF the common
Cornell and the General Superintendent OF Police,
have both ,suel their customary procauailons Tor te
,r.s.r,.atjon of good order election day Lille
street cleaning report OF last week states that the Ios
number of loads Of dirt, MANURE asher ana raoo'sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

ArrEnpr Al BURGL,RY.--Satnriay night an attempt
was made 70 enter the drug store, No. ~ First street,
BY means of nippers. The NOISE alarmed me propre-
tor who. in endeayorng to capture the thieves, fright
ened them away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

COsForSDlNG A FfIosT.-On the morning OF tie
18th 81 O-cLsr during the f'sr's p8-sir German rs'sf
FED Ege without poyocation. plunged E- mo the 1rrS
e. Jchr Dsrber o. Ne. ~ Grand street. The woli inflicted
serious dar sni ouls ErciI-nt
prevented the on being murder. The wounded a.
taken the hospital where ~ Trsr-c day. dl'i.
Which time Ee .cked the fgIGb- On Mon LAY nom
th- leecti.es a. heal zrteIs -rps-ed % 80 E
into thsr os ard the articles that hl been iArA
rem k.s arrested On being QUESTIONED, D. aid TIA. &c
Lad h-en r-eased paying Dieebc 10 o. eIsain. ~
the Toush i e-rtsined tina. Di.-5- hl never
se A. complaint against E- thr 80 cozpsU,4 i1z IN oF
ary. Esv -ivol BIZ goss A'l aL,l ey.lg
50. i.sed with THE fsH b 60, for hi. uou-y.
RoBBERY.--On Sunday Sergeant Robbins arrested
s-og NAMED Ps.T 4 Esry l' Jl-k ta-y. vz-r.-t -
usd by Iusticr JonAn- hAsrroli o. ku-sf9n v y "a
va. Al -.1 a.. "a d- cLsr-ea ,h robhi1g sA
Raret bic usir 81 -. lnneli,- Nter th- ,''sey
tn city bis iot-T SO purclAcd to o''
cost. his ard enjoying h-ue On ia- % s-e.
Of his soitel gain when Ire cheer I'm in -ui0-!
portion OF the money Wa recovered.
DIED OF RUY.-Mary Stuart. aged * year. hslng
AZ No Fen bed SUNDAY uish. t1
in drunken cOutti0u found de.- re soo tee Is-s
Inc!uir.. Tie (o.en-i VS. Ee.in..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

TIE BROADWAY RNLROAD--DEcisioN oF JUDGE
Iorr-In the matter OF the Application Of the Broad
way Railroad Company for an injunction restraining
the Sewer Commissioners from obsructng their track
by building a sewer in Division avenue and South
Seventh street. The Judge rendered the following
decision Yesterday:
The Broadway Railroad Company agt. Gamaiel
King. President OF Sewer Commissioners, &c. In
junction order vacated except far 10 limit the
SEVER Commissioners aud their gents in their opera
tons under the plaintiffs road to street and to the
extent of one block only a tme unless assented to
by the plaintiffs with liberty 10 either party 10 apply
upon affidavit, and on two days notice for noihca
lion of this order No costs allowed the motion to
either party.
The plaintiffs have a right of passage only in the
streets ia which their tracks are laid IN common with
the pubhe M large and have no exclusive interest
in thosr Streets Their rights subordinate to the
Sewer Commissioners in the performance OF their du-
lies and their judgment to the particular part OF the
street in which sewers shall be constructed cannot be
controlled by means of an injunction. They are not ~
liberty however. improperly 10 lnjure others and, IN
NV opinion an excavation made under the plaintiffs
track 10 the extent threatened according 10 the ale
cations of the complaint, will produce an unnecessary
injury to them, aud il proper that their acton IN THAT
respect should be restrained.
C.RgLyss Usy'oF FIRE RNs-Yesterlay morning
some person discharged pistol in vacant lot IN Sonth
Seventh street between Second and Third streets the
ball from which passed through the fence, and smashed
a pane of glass in a store opposite. Fortunately, no
personal injury was done.
ATTgNpr Al BURGTARY.-Sanriay night an atempt
was made 70 enter the drug store No. ~ FIRST street.
by means Of nppers. The noise alarmed the propre-
rfl.a tf,1 he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

CRY MoRrALITY.-The City In-dector report. the
death. lat week a. 80 men, 20 women, 10. boys, and
90 girs, or total of 372-6 more than the previous
weel-in addition 10 which there were % cases of
It'll birth. The principal diseases were; Disease o
kidneys, 4; appopexy, A. bleeding from the ungs, >;
bronchitis 10; cancer 81 of CONCESSIONS there were
Of tie brain and Of the lungs; s. of consumption;
- Of infantle eoavulions and 10 Of Group; admits
and infants da'i of debility. diauhea took =; o
dror,y simple there Were cases ) of dropsy Of the
ebert and II Of the head dysentery carried of D; IN
fever there were puerperal, remeni, IL scarlet,
typhoid, and typhus cases; heart disease, g. whoop-
ing cough 4 Of infammatory eases there We're OF the
bowe!s 7; brain, IL; heart, j; liver, !; lungs, IL;
and stomach 8; - infants d.end of mara-nus and Of
measles; there were , CAGES of notification 3 of
pIeuri.v, 80 casualties were drowned died drunk,
: expired Il old age, ana & were accidentally suno-
Gated altogether II diei violent deaths OF the DE-
ceased 2iS were of American - Irish, and ~ Ger
man birth The other naiionaiitie7 We're but lightly
represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

THE CoLLrcIoR or THE CITY RrvESUE.-Mr. Geo.
II. Franklin, formerly Alderman of the Seventeenth
Ward, has been appointed Collector of City Revenue
in place of Joseph Rose, resigned. Mr. Franklin took
the oath of Office yesterday, and enters upon It's duties
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

The New-York Academy of Medicine celebrates its
anniversary on Wednesday evening, at the Church in
Ninth-street, between Broadway and Fonrth-avenue,
by public discourse by DR.. VIM. G. Roberts, consist
ing of the Eulogium of Medical Science.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

THE GREAT BALI OOs.-This great machine, with
all IT, accessories. is now exhibition at Reservoir
Square Mr.. Lowe, with his assistants is busy max
ing all the concluding preparations. The gas not
started yesterday, account OF the porentous aspect
of the sky A. the weather promises fair the
initiation will he commenced. Meantime, the balloon
the hfe-boat the caloric engine, the wind-fans and
other appliances open TO the inspection OF the pub
lie on payment of % cent? each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-15
Land For Sale.

THE subscriber intending to move 10 the South
West. offers for sale the Plantation on which he
resides which is situated in Alamance county, two and
half miles west of Hawfelds Church. one mile from
u. w. kerr's Mills and one and quarter miles from
Dr. Wilson's Academy. Back Creek bounds the
plantation on one side, and Mill Creek beautiful and
Constant stream runs through it The land is Of the
very best quality, yielding heavy crops OF Wheat Corn
and Tobacco. The subscriber in one year. with small
force raised eight hundred bushels Of wheat three hum
dred barrels Of corn, and oats potatoes &C. in album
dance. The tract contains hundred and fifty acres
and . one Of the best plantations in this part Of North
Carolina.
Any person desiring TO purchase land in moral,
Intelligent atd healthy community, convenient TO Dr.
Wilson's School, should call and examine this land.
This is an opportunity which is seldom offered.
The subscriber will also sell another tract Of land,
lying in Orange county on Turkey Creek, adjoining
the lands OF Thomas Jones, David Moore and Nicholas
Holmes, containing one hundred acres; two-thirds Of
which is IN heavy timber. This land is well suited
Tor wheat and tobacco There is good well and
spring near the dwelling
All the above mentioned lands are offered privately,
but if not disposed Of before Saturday the 9th day uf
August, will Ne sold to the highest bidder at the sub
scriher's resideace
Any person desiring To purchase will do well to cali
and examine the land. The terms will be made known
10 any one making application.
JOHN MEBANE.
Melville, N e., May cath, 1859 s2--3wp.