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DYING FOR HIS COUNTRY BY PRoxY.-When
Col. L. was a candidate for Congress i'll
vle of the Northwestern States, he was op-
posed to gentleman who had distinguished
himself in the OF 1872. Discovering, in
the course OF the canvass, that his opponents
military reputation was operating strongly to
his prejudice, he concluded TO iet tie people
know that he was not unknown to fame
soldier himself and accordingly, ia his next
speech, he eXpatiated on his achievements in
the tented field as follows
My competitor has told von Of tie services
he rendered the last war. Let me tell you
that /. too, acted an hntnble part III that mem
orabe contest Wien the iocsin If wnr7esum-
moned the chivalry Of the West 10 .fEly to
the defense of the natis!nai honor, /, fellow
citizens, animated by that I,a,rlutc spirit that
glows in every American bosom, Jared SUBJ
stitute for that war, and the bDues u! ,hdt man
now lie bleaching on the banks If tic kaisI !
He was elected.
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SPCIAL COURT.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Court OF Law Fail Term, 1888.
His Honor Romulus NJ Saunders. Judge Presiding.
is ordered by the Court, that a special Term of
Il this Court be held the second Monday in Feb
ruary A d. 1859.
Jurors Witnesses and suitOrs in Civil Cases are
hereby notified O attend.
WHness, john W Baker, Jr.. Clerk of our said
Court at ali 'e, the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in September, A. d. 1853.
JOHN W. BAKER. Clerk.
Nov 27. tc
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HEDLE
PATENT CHEMICAL GREASE

DJNfIIS Grease for Stages Wagons. Carts. Carra9es,
Il Mill Gearing. Heav> Bearings. &c. is found to
be the best in 1t is warranted to any tenn
pcrature 1t combines the body and iuidity OF Tai
low. Becswax and Tar keeps the Axles always cool
and does not off and is rpassd in durability.
Manufactured by j. IIeadlty. New York.
A cons gnmcnt on b~nd, and for sale at the office
ofthe Carplinan.' Market square. In Zlb. boxes.
price 25 cents per box.
Nov 20. 1883. If
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BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE. }
DEC. 20. 1888.
T>IIE Directors Of this Bank. have declared dvi
4 dend OF per cent out of the profits of the sst
SIX months. Payable and after the lst Jan y 1859
w. G. BROADFOOT, Cash'r
Jan. /, 1859. 2t
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LUTTERLOH.S LINE
TO SOLDIERS WIDOWS.

sHyHE WIDOWS OF MEXICAN Soldiers,
H and the Widows of Soldiers who DIED
IN SERVICE in the war of 1912, can have their
e.ssirss4septinued hx calling on the nndersi gned
Congress having made additional provision Tor
them.
Give ME the management Of your claims, and
the money shall come at once, no charge.
JNO. NJ. ROSE.
Agt. for Pensions.
Fayetteville, June 10, 1858. If
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
single copy in advance. per annum So 90
" at the end of the year 800
Single copies, five cents.
NO subscription will be received for less than six
months go
Rates of Advertising.
sixty cents per square of l6 lines less for the
nrs and 30 cents for each subsequent Insertion for
any period under three months
For three months, . .. 81 90
For six months, -. 6 90 a5sp
For twelve months 10 O0
:. Other advertisements by the year favorable
terms Advertisers particularly requested to
state the numier of insertions desired otherwise they
viii be inserted until forbid, and charg. d accordingly
N|- JOB WORK of all kinds executed neatly and
promptly
e ST n # PEA I,fsr i
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CARRIAGE. FACTORY.
A. A. M'kETHAN

II EEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of
IN Vehicles of every description. VIII ch we'll
and faithfully made and finished in the IIGHTEsT and
NEArEsT styles. His facilities for doing carr ye
work GREATER than ESTABLISHMENT SOUTH.
which enables him to sell his work the most favor
able terms.
Nov. g. 1853. If
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JUST RECEIVED,
USEFUL ARTICLES

USEFUL ARTICLES.
LNLUID, Oil and Lard L mps:
IL Brittania and Brass Candlesticks;
Superior Steel Shutters;
Brittania Castors, Tea Pots and Coffee Pots;
Brttania SPOONS and LADIES;
Brittana Communion Sets Gobiets and Cups;
Timed Iron Spoons and Ladies';
Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes. and Dish Covers;
WATERS. of all sizes and shapes.
FINE SCISSORS; large for cutting, small for embrod
er R.tzors and Pocket Knives;
Baskets! Baskets!
for all purposes
COFFEE MILLS,
Iron and Stone Morters;
Stone Crooks: Tin Ware;
Cedar Tubs, Pals, Churns and Bowls
Coun'er Scales. to weigh to $40 lbs;
Family Scales. to wei gh every ounce to 1b;
Cocoa Dippers; Hair and Wire Selves;
Table Mats Feather Dusters
Dust Pans Curtain Pins;
Hand and Tea Bells,
Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boxes;
Ladies' Leather Bags, (arge0
White Satin Beads and White Cut Beads for
fancy work;
Porte Monaies, entirely of leather, superior article
Electric Polishing Powder; Boys Saws; Corkscrews
great variety of other useful articles, tedious
to mention. Come Ind for yourselves the
"Crockery Store'| W. n 1lLLlNGHAST.
Oct. 2. DIN
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Dr.. Frank WHliam's Rye Uhiskey.
ID MITCHELL has made arrangements with DR..
lOs Frank Williams. to be constantly supplied with
his celebrated RYE WIIISkEI. which can be had at
his Store at all times by wholesale or retail.
Oct. 16. 1858. If
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~ OOOLBS. TALLOW WANTED. FOR
lOeOOO which the highest cash price will be
paid. A. NJ. CA MPBELI..
Oct. l. 1856. If
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LAND SALE.

LAM SALE.
nN the 18th day of January. $50. the premises,
~ I will offer at Publ Sale. 209 OF Land,
in Robes county. on the west side Of the Lowry
K Road ioins COnoly. Cobb Mcdonald and others. a
description is needless those wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves. Terms at Sale.
JOHN BUIE.
jan l. lS59.-3t. for N. A. Graham.
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Paint@o Oils. COO.
Stoves, Sheet-Iron
IIN-N ARE. &C.

IN hand, a large assor ment of Box and cooking
~ Stoves; Tin-warc; Sheet-Iron Lead Pipe Al
SO the Old Dominion Coffee P0s.'' For sale by
Nov 27 If JAMES MARITIME.
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LUTTERLOH'.S LINE.
STEAMER FANNY leaves Fayetteville every
E9 Monday and Thursday morning. at Is minutes
after Sun rise; and Wilmington, Tuesday and Friday
at o'clock.-carrvng passengers and freight
Steamer ::SOUTHERNER,' with full compile
ment of Flats m ,kes trips per week. as
circumstances may require.
The accident the Steamer sROWAN' will be
repaired in few days She will then take her place
in the line. T. S. LUTTERLOH.
Oct 9. If
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LENDER FOR 1859.

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va ETH EE0

FTNHE undersigned has transferred to Messrs. Mar
l. tin 4 Pearce. all accounts due to the North Car
Gilman printing office, AMI hereby relnquish"s all
claim upon the G. w. WIGHTMAN.
Nov. 20 1858. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
ARMY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The War Department has received the minutes OF
the General Court Martial, convened at Fort Randall
Nebraska for the trial Of Lieutenant Lee, second
infantry and has confirmed the decision Of the Court,
honoraby acquitting that officer. Lieutenant Lee will
therefore resume his duties. Another Court Martial,
which has not yet concluded its business, has been
called to try Lieutenant Hunter also OF the second, On
charges not yet allowed to be published.
In consequence Of the many assaults made upon the
officers and men stationed at Camp Floyd, Utah Terri
tory by citizens order, with the rumored sanction
Of the War Department. has been Issued TO the effect
that all soldiers who for the future may be required to
90 on duty in public places, will be armed 60 that they
can defend themselves in case Of attack Assistant
Surgeon Corey and Lieutenant Sanders, two officers
who were assaulted by the mob have recovered from
the effects Of their wounds and are doing well.
The gross amount Of disbursements at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard for the year ending 3lst December, 1885,
was 81 $50 COZ 90 of which $s72Ol3 6S was paid TO
40, 327 mechanics aud aborers; and s2li,593 81 to
officers The largest number Of hands employed at
any one time was 1900, and the smallest 600 the
present force s q trihe over ], 900.
By order from the Secretary Of the Navy, Chief
Engineer King on Thursday submitted his official re-
port relative to the United States steam scop-of.war
BROOKLYN Tie substance of it is that the vessel has
answered the letter Of the contract in every particular
as regards her machinery and that Mr. King considers
her the best ship of her class he has yet seen. To-
day. with all due ceremony, she will be turned over to
the care of the Government officials who have instruc-
tons to fit her out for st once. AS she is nearly
ready there will not be much delay in getting her o
Tie frigate Constitution, now at the Navy Yard,
Portsmouth, n. H. has been ordered for sea duty
early next Sun mer Hands will be put to work on her
Immediately.
Surgeon Williamson, who died at Norfolk on Wednss-
dsv last was the Oldest medical officer but two in the
Navy. He was 46 years in the service, of which he
speut nearly II at sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

Pete Dawson, King of the Fourth WsIc, wac
ls,,lv arrived at the prison, has been assigned to the
anger contract. There is rumor that al effort Is
soon TO be made to procure him new trial.
moLL HODGES.
PstelCrib Keeper.
This woman is considered at the prisog as pos
sessipg in 10 small degree the quality described
as kindness Of heart and this IT, perhsps her Sole re-
deeuing trait. She fat faded and forty-hve add al
offender of long standing. She was copropnetor with
John Spence, Of the premises No. II Hatson street,
where Riley robbed by the panel process, "a pre-
vously related.
MARY ANN JOHNSON,
shoplift-r
Mary Ann johnson came to New-York City year
or 70 ego from Willsmsburgh, where she pretended
TO have husband and to occupy her spare time with
sewing on parasol. She brought her work with her,
and put mp at the house Of friend intending to pas
few pleasant days a. humor might suggest. While
here she became acquainted with Mrs. White, and
that lady persuaded her TO visit Stewaus dry goods
store where the TWAIN were unfortunately detected in
puroipipg some silks aud sstins. This was Mrs.
Whites first offeLse, but not so with Mrs. johnson.
The latter was sent to Sing Sing and is now employed
on plain sewing She does not seem to be in high IS
yor with the Matron and her assistants.
MRS. HENRIETTA ROBINSON.
Mrs. Henrietta Robinson, the ''vailed murderess,"
affects much ever and there are those who
stll believe her at least partially insane. She pre:ends
to understand the black art and to exercise spells and
charms on her enemies Sometimes she makes herself
visible TO visitors, and at Others shrks out of sight IN
corner of her cell. For the last year she has been
permitted to keep her Groom ON account OF the
petty anuoysuces she accustomed TO inc on her
fellow-conyics whenever set 10 work. The question
a. 10 her education and ngual accomplishments Is stl
undecided at the Prison, bat it is certain that she
speaks English with fuency, and writes very creda-
bic letter. She is not select in her use OF language at
all tines and sons INDUCES before her keepers
in biniugsgate and low profanity. In short, she is
neither profitable welcome inmate at the Sing
Sing institution. Mrs. Robinson it will be recollected,
was convicted of the muroer Of Timothy flanagan, an
Irish groceryman, and his sisfer-in lsw, Catharne
Lubee in the City Of Troy on the 18th Of May, 1885,
The sentence Of death commuted by Gov Clark to
imprisonment for life, and she has been in Sing Sing
Prison since.
Mrs Titles, who was accomplce in the murder
of her husband at Rochester less than year snce for
which crime her brother, Ira Stout, was hanged come
months ago, has been near neighbor of Mr Robin
son since last July. In stature she is good-zed, OF
fair complexion aud modest c,untenance and behaves
With much modesty and decorum. Her features in
dicate anything but malignant disposition, and aIe
not of the usual stereotype order found in penal estab-
Hshments She is employed in the general sewing de-
partmept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.
wIsDs AND CURRENTS.

wIsDs AND CURRENTS.
Admiral De Chabaunes, of the French Navy, has
undertaken TO construct upon large scale aud win
great mir uteness series of Pilot Charts, tables Of
the winds and currents of the Coast OF Brazil, when
promises to be Of great value to the practical naviga
tor Lieut. Maury requests that those trailing to the
Brsz's who cooperating with hun, will have tue
kindness to contribute each his might to this under
taking by sending the Admiral care Of the French
Consul as Rio extracts from their log for much Of
the voyage as may lie between the Line and the River
The extracts should differ from the abstract log IN this
The abstract log requires the winds to be entered three
times day, those extracts should give them for every
hour.
The screw Of the steamship Ssxonis was destroyed
on Monday lat While On the Dry Dock 10 the East
River the intense cold causDg il to crack in several
places.
COLLINS sTEAAERs-SEw OCEAN LINZ.
private letter from Paris states that French Company or
Collins to be placed with others as resu. hne o.
racket. between and N~Yos the French Govern
100000 carrying the mails The sale Of the Collins
es%o effected through the personal agency '''
We copy the above for the purpose Of contradict
irr on authority the several statements il contains
The extravaganza OF the sum named as subsidy = u
Itself sufficient to call the whole story in question
The sum of Is eco 600 francs, or 600 600, would be
sufficient ~ buy respectable line of steamers out
right. lJoulnai VI 0U-iu''''''
THE WHALE FIsHERf-Irs LOSSES.
Tie whale fishery may be hkened to iottery-tc
some it brings wealth. while, to others, investments
in this hazardous enterprise are but poorly
From reformation we have received from OF our
most reliable merchants it is estimated that the fleet
Of whale ships to arrive the present year. VIII result
in loss to their owners Of sum varying but htte
from coo 900. This enormous loss IS attributed 10
various cause.-the isuccess Of the fleet, the fau IN
the price of OIL the extravaganza OF hitting, and the
bad management of masters in the rehttiag OF sh'ps
principally at the Sandwich Islands.
INew- Bedford Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
IAdyertiseuertl

Motorpathy is the outgrowth of a careful noting
curing twelve years riding practice, and more ths
fifteen Hospital practice 1t rational and COW Wen
reliable system OF Therapeutics BY the worst
forms Of prospsu and other functional ard organic de-
cured without eSusc, supports or appa ee ot
the dsy The speedy aud being almost without the
posbty Of failure The been thoroughly tested,
In home Institution than hve thousand parsons
Ladies no. organic trouble have been confined for years
under this immediately put upon their
feet sno they have the strength enabled to walk aud 60 up
az Gown stairs without oetrment obvises spinal weh
ness aud irritation which many organic difficulties orsnse,
and tales firm curative hold most chronic dessesn
hot the enfeebed and delicate into healthy aud Wig
orous men Cold water 10 favorable for more
speedy recovery Institution open Winter and summer Cir
culss ent gratis Trestise Motorpsthy, . cents.
Address H. HALsrED NJ d., Round Hill Water Cure North
ampton, Mass . G.. ,,.,
Hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday cash week, during winter
10 treat such the Institution CaIs received
from 10 so g. and from ~ p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
CITY ITEMS.

SALT on SSow.-We notice that an ordinance has
passed one Board Of the Common Council TO prevent
the use of salt in Broadway. 1t is hardly possible that
the law will be enacted. Salt gives excellent foot
ing for hor,es and pedestrians and rapidly nets the
ice and snow By its use the street ean be cleared in
quarter of the time required without it, and il inter-
feres only With few fast men who wish to show their
.eghf Unless we have at least tEo feet Of snow ard
very cold weather there be tolersble seighng
in Broadway and it Is act of mercy to man ard beast
to clear as SODA possible 1t ia just IS proper to
prohibit ashes upon icy sidewalks 10 deny sat- to the
slppery Russ pavement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Pioneers, o. TIE Sources Of the Susquehsnns. BY
Fenmore Cooper. Illustrated from Drawings ey U. L.
barley. Z mo- pp sos W. A Townsend Co
The Mine; or DARKNESS and Light By A o. Z. 10 mo PIP
2l2 Carter Brothers. -
EDDY Enersie; or Old Friends with New Faces BY w.
z. Is mo. pp. l54 The Same.
Chr., and the Of States By ,omas Guthrie
ID. D. ~ pp S4i The Same.
The Prince OF the House Of David. By the Rev. ingr,
ram. New Edition. u mo. pp. Az Pudney Russell
History Of the Patachs for the Young English and German
rs no. SS4. American Tract Society. -
The Manuel of Chess By Charles Kenny. IL mo- PIP IL
d. Appleton Co. - =,
Lecture. aud Addresses Literary and Social Topics BY as
late the Rev. Frederic W. Robertson, ~. A. II NO. pp
Sls Tcknor Fiehs
VIZ, win He DO With IL BY Sir Z. Buwer LyOn Bart
$40. Harper Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

AsTRososY-Prof. o. NJ Mitchell Of Cincinnati
CON mepced q course Of astronomical lectures last
night at the Academy of Music when, notvi5hstand-
ing the very unpleasant weather, such is the fame OF
Ii, lecturer the Academy was filed with an immense
crowd to TIE very topmOst tier. TIE subject Of
the frat lecture wss tie Translation from Ancient to
Modern Astronomy, and the Discovery of the Laws
"of Motion and Grsvitation," going back to sstro-
nomie, signs and calculations which bear date 2,ssl
years before the Christian area, and showing the
transition from the crude and scanty Astronomical
knowledge of that day to the extensive inorma-
ton which We now possess. He was listened to with
the greatest attention throughout the entire lecture
hi. voice filed the builiirg, ard his frequent bursts
of eIoaaeuce were greeted With the most hearty ap-
plsuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE CHARGE OF MURDER AGAfssr KnxARr-A
paragraph appeared in The TRIBUNE short hms
SINCE in reference 10 the Grand Jury having Ignored
the charge of murder brought against the man XII
ksry, who recently aTested at Railway On s1ipi-
cion Of having caused the death Of his wife by sangu
lstiou Mr.. George W. Bushnell, counsel Tor tho sc-
cured states that the paragraph misrepresents the
facts, and that the woman undoubtedly died in fit Of
ntoxcstiop, being e1cessve in her hsbitusl use Of
trorg drink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

TIE NEw.JERsEY Court on CBaycERr-Qm.e q
discussion growing in NewJesey reference abol
shmens Of this Court Ths ss'sex Regst Teatos Rpsaa
and other ouyrs warmly favor sboisbmes Bot this
posed other ,qussr, with equal vebem-nce In The diSs
non OF the question: The pfoprty Of s9pontns
NLIarnson tDen introduced issus. and here there
graf evey Of opinion, hoogh the general opnica tsvors
his 70 70 the cce be has 30 oos and itasaDy
lied TA< Tyent0s True Desoaf In recent Aifee oG tos
suee sass decidedly ssApst the sbeos Of the Court In
sstirs that ey would hereform The experiment Of
aboshtps the Cour haz tried 10 New York. and Ia lie
place they and thtyoars OF Chsneerytn form
ana poceedns tbozsh n snd woald b. 10
t al other essts TIA, shouk hsAttls ssE b. follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

AMERICAN Antiquities. The American Elmo
logical Society, with the view of promoting inquiry
and fostering Archaeological resea.ch, have invited
DR.. D. Has,, whose attention he long been directed
the subject Of American Antiquities 10 give course
of lectures embodyiDg the reslts Of his Antiquarian IN
ves'igsons snd sso Of bis recent explora a. the
West. Tie kctqres will be delivered in the hall Of
the Library Of the New-Ycfk Historical Society, be-
einr ing this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

STEAM on ATLANTIC SrREEr.-A meeting of prop
erty owners on Atlantic and other parallel streets was
held at the corner of Atlantic and Clinton Streets
last night for the purpose OF taking measures to OPP
pose the bill before the Legislature which proposes to
tex property along the lioe for filling up the tunnel,
after the removal Of the steam from the road.
There were some twenty-five persons present. but rep
resenting large amount of property Measures were
taken to prepare memorial for presentation to the
legislature demonstrating against the passage OF the
bill. Several petitions, nimerously signed, were
handed in during the evening. After an interchange
of opinion IS to the best mode Of procedure the meet
ing adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION

The first annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Msrcante
Library Association vas held on Thursday evetlfs, st
the Athenaum. About 500 lsdies and gentlemen we're
present. Mr.. LEWIS ROBERTS President Of the Asso'
ci.icn, called the meeting 70 order and introduced
Mr. CHARLTsS S. FARLET tire Secretary, who submitted
the minutes Of previous meetings, embracing the de-
tails Of the organization OF tue Library.
Mr. H. p. JorRsEAY presented his report a. Trss'-
urer, which was received With applause, and accep pied
II re sds Is follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

The SsyERE Coin IN ST. LAwREScE Co.-Al
night hong, both Saturday and Sunday, the action of
the frcst upon the ground sidewalks, buildings and
trees produced frequent reports rot unlike the sound
Of discharged firearms and field batteries. The part
ING Of spikes in the sidewalks, and the nails in build
inss. afforded representation Of " semnage, keep
ing up continuous pop, and frequently several letting
90 together. lgepubEcan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

THr PRryrERs.-The anniversary of Franklins
Birthday will be ob.erved Monday night, by the
New-YorS Typographical Society, a. Niblo's. Mayor
Tismann will preslde, and several eminent speakers
will be present. Little Ella will give oce Of her
readings, and many other interesting features are on
the programme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

LAW LEcrUREs.-Judge Clerke will rspest his lee
ture on the Msrrisge Relation, IN the Law Lecture
Room Of the University, on Monday evening next I"
II O'Clock. Tts operation Of the acts OF Is4s ana
ls49 upon this relation, vii be examined Members
Of the bar and students Of law generally, are invited
20 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15

CALL FOR FERRY MEErISG.-A call has been
Issued for public meeting, to be held this Saturday
evening" at the 0deon, for the purpose OF taking meas
ures to secure good ferry accommodations between
Willamsburgh ard New-York. The call is nlmer-
ousy signed by number Of the most influential ct-
GERS.