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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

l. TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE.-ILland Route
the shortest and direct carry ns the Eastern Mall
c: yANDERBILT CAPT FrazsI, in connection With n.
sTOSIbGrON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving NewYorh daily tsun.
days eIcep,ed from Pier No North River, FIRST wharf above
Battery place at O'Clock and StouiDston o. $50 m,
The arrival Of tbs NAL Train which leaves Boston .,
5:lO p. N.
TIE c VANDERBILT, from Nev-Yort Monday Wednesday
and Friday from sonnstoI Tuesday Thursday sd day
The COAHOOORE, from New-York TIesdsy Thurs
DAY and Saturday from sornson, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Psssepser proceed from storingon per railroad Proyi
sou the EXPIRES. Mail Train, reaching said
place. advance Of those By roaes and IL ample time
for 81 early morning hass, connecting North and East
Passengers that prefer r,nin board the enjoy
nights breskt desired, and Leave joninS
the ID train.
Fare from PToyidsncs 70 Eewpor. fry Gents.
bstsscmasef pAaiss aud train through
each way.
paaas berhs freight apply board The
s-.rp-r me Freight ose Psr No 2korh River q
The Office, No. 10 Battery place. Jan. 4, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

+ tst War, b. ,s-srasr lOLAS Al. s:sa 1S .ad ~
sna / .45 Ald 1os c.is leave fi1sEEs. L /,
/ and ~ q ~ 1-d 3s5 .ld y nsstins .ns eNS ~ r
ssssenxers -hh to- be: u Bl1srs Point lhi.as-,
uiuussA TAss Is ee-b VIZ sAIIh hs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
Groceries, propisions, Or.

Thry find themselves called 10 male this change to
tct t6e from other Wines bearing similar names
Al -orks will their trade mark the EAGLE Instead OF
their former mark ANCHOR which has been Initiated By
other hous-s =, ..,-.<..
l. 20 FREDK. oE barry
Sole agent f)r the United States and Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY without delay, for
$50 Rstern III either n the above places good for x
months BY any ~ Ier Of the hrr, SCI.
GLASGOW Tbompson. Saturday, jan q u m
EDINBURGH, Capt Gun 90 ,s.nrd.y seo ~ ~ m
provisions, $50
Fer freight or psasas- apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

nIVIDEND ofTWELVE PER CENT by the
~ NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. payable
and after thursday, the 9th Instant 81 No So Wal'
HENRY T. DROwNE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
Rousrs ano farms Wanith.

WANTED IMNEDIATELY-AS SHOP, about
W. "a Sv~s bv 100 feet with Steam Power well lighted aud
suitable kr si,ors Aso wanted, sSlLVERSMlTHS
DROP Address J. y, Tiihune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

nIVIDEND.-OFFI OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall
.-Hpw YORK jan Is5a-Ths Oifctor. have this day de-
ciared q sEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SEVEN ~ PER
CENT, payable on demand. BY rdeI
WASHINGTON RITTER Assistant Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

NOAL HODS, Coal Shovels, Ash Sifters And
~ Kettles Fire Sets Stands Pokerr Andirons nc y
sale by ca ARLES g. LITTLE Co. IS and 81 fulton ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

NINE DEMEREsrs PRIZE MEDAL sKIRTs-NEw
M Paris STYLE IS to 20 Springs Best watch spring steel as
cheap as me cheapest very durable and cannot se out OF
dafrge House 30 Canal street. 25S Bowery ll9 Ehh ave-
nue. and 62 Futon street. Brooklyn Old akirs repaired and
made over In the new style q. sr cents spring Nine
enores was AWARDED the first premium and prize medal by
me American Institute for the bes. Skirts and examl
hasoa solicited by competitors special committee ap
sho We award wAs by .bfW unanimously ceH6rpfd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

CTEINFELD's BrTTERS-A CARD.--NEARLY ALI.
the bters the market at the present time noti,snd-
ing the pnng and advertising nothing but stuff and rash
except the French Cognac Biers and they really
make good btters those to which have alluded as
being better than trashy medicines The public are
being hmbugged by the chaatans who sell them STEIN
FIELD desires to have his Cordial Cognac Bes subjected 10
the srest chemical analysis chemist willing To
abide by the test The public depend upon them cure
for all bowel complaints, and preyevc diarr
hoa dysentery dyspepsia, piles, bilious everp and ali bill
nus cdmplans For sale by all druggists bars
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

ArDlEs, .,, FAiR.-THE LADIES OF ST. JOHN THE
Evangelists church will in the rooms os brs
Avenue Depot corner Of Third and Sixty 9Th s.ree
from 70 ~, 10 O'clock The proceeds viii go towards DE-
pains or expense have been spared on the part Of e &
managers to render this Fair interesting attractive The
invite their friends and generous public 10 pav than 10y
u music every alternate night viii be by Dodworh Tckes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
EMBROIDERED LACE SETS.
II Extraordinary bargains.
A. 7. STEWART co.

Gs CONTINUED EXCITEMENT.
STORE CROWDED
Goods slightly damaged BY fire and water.
FIRE AT KINZEYs
Cheap Lace Embroidery and Ribbon Store,
The entire stock be sold in order repair the
Collars Sleeves Bands rich Sets French Laces Wells Kid
Gloves, Dress and Cloak Trimmings Ribbons velveis
Hosiery and Gloves.
This sale commences
MONDAY AZ 10 O'Clock A. ".
Yard wide SILK Illusions, &c. to &C. per yard.
Fancy figured and plain Laces &c.
1900 Shetland Wool Wells all colors 1885,
Sets Collars and Sleeves, &c, 25c. Soc, 81.
Needlework Edgings and Insertions Sc. &c.
GREAT SALE.
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons, &c. f0c.
1000 yards rich Ribbons, i21zc., l5c., l6c
slch velvet Trimmings, all coiors, &C. &C.. &c.
VIDE black and colored Cloak Trimmings &C.
SIX Frnges all coors, 1c., &C., Sc, &c.
OF DAMAGED GOODS.
zen ,ik yes f2c., 2Sc., sic
MMoNien Hoods &C., re, lsc., &c.
Woollen Ttppets, &c. &C.
Heavy Wool Half Hose, IKE
Heavy Merino Shirts and Ira we're soe
Assorted lots OF HcAery e.
Also the entire on he newt Hoor IN tho vboaeae
room. 1900 - 10 "Ao4SsAS
The goods are al fresh and but they must he sod
with the retail STOCK In order close store for reuar
Sale commences every morning al 10 A N - Sf""
Store closes at 8 NJ.
WILLIAM kinney
~. -. =. NO 223 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty first and Twenty second streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF EDUCATION REFINE
IA ulent and moderate having just returned from
abroad wishes find young lady, about Is under
would be willing to enter into correspoodence, with view
70 msirmony. Address Argyle Station D. Bible House Pcs,
aGce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
POLITICAL.


A DC Rsssnh ward ssa i he house y
1ssaa M sSnSsy Nov a. the following
chief e s
meeting Of The Climb win be held at the above place
sGass s yss S
LAWRENCE w. O'CoSNoR, Secretary
AT A LARGE ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE
de Foneenh v be 81 Hail 70
street Saturday evening" Nov rs 1852 resolutions were
Resolved That The members thereof would support PEG.
james lynch for HmsSsase aovernor and Greene Bfon
son for Corporation Counsel
6 o'clock for purpose Of forming and
proceeding e The grand rac'on meeuns to be held at tho
in general s5s aysf RH rsef President
Jons A. slry.s, }secretaries.
Alta MEETING OF DELEGATES CHOSEN BY Mr..
cratic
Gotham 299 Bowery Saturday evening Nov 20 for the
s. sss' s.:
,snads @ m a. Mr. Cornell as the union
motion q James Kelly was ordered that the pro-
M Browning made lew remarks Stlng hat he this
from desire endanger tho success Of The demo
abort speech from Mr. Cornell the meeting
w cheers for 'ns WI sspd BGkkE
EsS Ilss
J. Hearey. Delegates.
TOR MAYOR-FERNANDO WOOD.
IL "fhe right man in the right place."
The members Eagle Club Of the Seventeenth ward
nereby notified that they will meet at their headquarters at
O'Clock night and will continue to do every evening until
HENRY SHEPPARD, NJ. D., Chairman
J. ANDERSON, Vice Chairman.
OBJECTION NoTICE-PyRsUANT TO THE PRovI-
" sions OF the laws of this State public notice Is hereby
given by the Common Council of the City of New York. that
Election will be held in the several Election districts Of the
various Wards OF said city the FIRST TUESDAY of De-
cember next being the SIXTH day Of December 1850.
The polls will be held the several places designated by the
Common Council and the polls viii be at sunrise and
main open until sunset when they will be finally cosed.
THE OFFICERS TO BE VOTED FOR
At such election are the foltDwing:-
Mayor in the place OF Daniel r: TemAnn.
Counsel 10 the Corporation in the place Of Richard
Busted.
Two Governors Of the Almshouse place of William
Pinckney and Patrick Mcroy only person to be
for for each ONCE by each elecr The receiving the
highest number OF votes to the elected TO be appointed
by the Mayor.
Alderman each Of the Aeranc districts the city
having numerical designation VIZ 3D. 4h, 9th Ssh
l0tb, 12ih l4h and 10th.
Two COnstables in each ward
Six Coancilmen In each Senatorial district.
One Commissioner Of Common Schools for each ward
One Inspector Of Common Schools for each ward.
Two Trustees Of Common Schools for each ward and eucf
vacancies may have occurred during the past
BY order Of the Common Council.
d. 7. VALENTINE Clerk of Common Council.
New YORK, Nov. g. 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
i'll viz.
LINENS, sHEETINGs, TOwELINGS. DAMAsKs
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
GREATLY UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
At RETAIL, NOV. g.
sTRANG, ADRIANCE d 90,
No. 355 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

xcOR MAYOR,
non. GEORGE OPDYKE.
HEADQUARTERS at Thorps HOTEL Of Eighth street
Broadway Citizens Of all parties who arc In favor Of al
administration of the city government invited
meet daily Ut this place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

N BOOS, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
every description Of European and American fnrs
vtee the attention Of his customers and the public his
sve and elegant which he will sell very
str00a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

CREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.
VI 400 pieces new pattern,
At ii and 81 Is per yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

lust PUBLISHED. --0N SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE,
81 the Insl es OF Marriage by the late y. CG,yers
Esq Price 70 cents free OF postage Tor sae BY H. DEx
TER Co., lI3 Nassau erect, ~ ~ and al book6ellsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

A GOOD TENOR, WHO Is VERY WELL ACQUAINTED
Wltn church music and reads at sight, take emil
nsns nusaon in New York vicinity Address A. b. Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-ONI.Y$ IS FOR BEAUTIFUL, AND
n substantial sets silver, line gold and ulatina
with continuous gums, S25 equal any work in New YorE
Single teeth 81 teeth filed and extracted the
1888 Sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eey enh streets
IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

E,OR MAYOR-FERNANDO WOOD.
IL The right man In the right place."
The members the Eagle Club of the Seventeenth ward
nereby notified that they will meet at their headquarters at
O'Clock night and will continue to do evening until
the coming election.
HENRY SHEPPARD, NJ. D., Chairman
]. ANDERSON, Vice Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

A SUPERB BARGAIN FOR CAsH.-wILL. BE OFYERIn
"A 6r few days only, Of the most nagnfccnuy nn
ssSsn css,vs carved legged triple MOULDING
gam lr cash win surely be given. Reference 10 manufa
DTx required Can q 3l9x Ninth Ne corner
OF Thirty hgst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

xvorrrr $50
NoTTGnE.eTHE MEMBERS OF THE ,IONGsHoR EMrx
e hr Soceiy are requested 70 attend the funeral Of thei
will meat - memper James Walsh, Sunday Nov a. Thav
ssl ~ heh meeting In Roosevelt street al cioc
Il; M a., IN fqll regala. BY order Of 1852 - oc'ocA
InozAs FAIRY, seO'y. ROGER McGRATH, Pres,t
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL sOCIEry-ruE
pers are requested 10 assemble at the rooms No
10 aiiad ~ sree. this Sunday afternoon At O'clock
fhf from his late residence 1872 Madison street. al ococ
r. G. FAULKNER, Secretary.
NoUTHERE AID sOCIETY.-THE SIXTH ANNIVER-
sar Of this society will be held In Mercer street church
On Monday evening sih nst a O'Clock The society
year and after the " ual reports nteresing ad
fhadepha and the Rev. DR.. Cox formerly Of I,r0okyr
fFHE GERMAN ILEDERKRANZ SOCIETY WILL HOLD
nd Fs,a5sordnary meeting in Pythagoras Hall, Tuesday,
Suv. ~ Mof NJ All members are requested 10 attend.
Z. STRI0ER, Secretary,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13
Tribute of Respect.


CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY, ANIIsEGAssEAE Hall.
Lebanon, Tenn, April 80, 1853
WuUREAs, [. has pleased Almighty God in his all
wise providence TO remove by dea from his sphere
of u7efu!Bess on tartF, cur lameute1 brother and
friend, JOAN N. BURKE, Jr., Of Camden, Alabama
Therefore,
Be 1t Resolved, That he members Of This society
are filed with the most profound grief At he loss Of
one of their most brilliant aSd distinguished mem
bers.
Resolvsd, Thst in his private and social inter-
course he was possessed Of ali those qualities which
cons i.ute gentleman, and which we're osleulated
to win the love and esteem Of every one; that few
young men have succeeded in acquiring more nus
meIous ard devoted personal attachments, and that
few have ever descended to the grave mere deeply
lamented.
Resolved, That we afectioraiely tesder to the pa
rents of our deceased brother sincere coincidence
in this thoir sad sflic icticn aud parable loss
ResoIUed, That we wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
RssoIpsd, Thai the corresponding Secretary Of the
socie.y be Instructed to transmit a copy Of these
resolutions to the parents o. the deceased.
RssoIrsd, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of this S city, and published in the
Cumberland UniDsrsity Aagazps. CaHdsa Republican,
Mob,Ee REGISTER, Banner Of Peace, URloH and Am5i-
eaa and Montgomery A1I
D. NJ WISDOM,
D. A. LowBY, Committee.
W,HSMoo0wS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13
The Earthquake in South America.

a letter from Guayaquil, South America written
on the 2Oh March, contains the following thrilling
account of tho great earthquake of which accounts
reached US recently:
Tuesday, March 231, at A. NJ VIC we're visited
By a frightlul earthquake, and Of long duration
assure you that l did not think Ct consulting
my watch. Several houses were oVerthrOwn, which
never happened before) and all we're destroyed;
yet We thank God that the city is still standing and
no one killed.
Ma courier has Just arrived from Quito,
dispatched six hours after the earthquake, which
took place ct the same hour and minute as here,
three Ter four) converts of monks and nuns were
thrown down. the colleges of 81. Louis and ST Fer
dinand part of the Presidents palace and several
private houses experienced the came fate, and the
others are damaged that almost all the iuhstit-
ants have deserted them TO seek safety in the plains
The number of victims could not be estimated, bus
twenty bodies have been taken from the house of
one Of ny friends. Persons were actively engaged
in removing from the ruins the bodies Of the dead
and rescuiUg the living, who we're calling, "heiI !.
help" The cities Of TacUuga, Ambat0 aud Boil,
var have also suffered but ii has been observed that
the shock was less viOl.n towards the south. The
cities north of Quito must therefore have suffered
greatly. Quito has never known en- earthquake so
violent.
was on the first floor, my family on the second
I was wiring The frs. SHOCK was terrific. l
rushed to the aid Of my children, hut could hardly
keep my feet. Passing through an ante-room, l
found two of my lomessies on lheir knees, in the
greatest fear. / went on without saying a wOrl,
and as l ascended the stairs tae baiustrade &c: Q
from the sockets and feil; Of the pillars tore
away with fIightful crash. As reached the sec
ond flight the roof Of the house described quar- er
of a circle from north 10 south. The two domestics,
ashamed Of their fears, bad folloEed me; they, my
sorsn law and myself carried out my daughter, and
when we reached the middle Of the street, We
thought the greatest danger over.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13
PiccoIon,ini Eats a Corn-Dodger.

Stories sbout Piccolomini will never cease so long
as she is the "pubyc's devoted" A Detroit paper
manufactures a scene at the Bidde House which is
as good as the kissing at Cincinnati At the public
table genuine uutaEed Wolverine wss enjoying a
"cOrn .dodger"-an article of Western fcOd-and
directly opposite it happened that PiccOlomini was
placed, sRd no eyes were wider spread than the
brown CRIBS which illuminated the childish face Of
the petite Sieanese:
The little mink Looked at the corr-dodger, which
was as big as half bIshel, spd then gaZed at her
male eo paniou in the preitiest Of all pBzzlemeats.
Then sne laughed little, ard leauei forward so as
to look in the face Of the old fellow, givirg him
glance full Of the most radiant Gi7tIerie that ever
mortal saw in womans eye. lie was quite fas5inat-
ed, but miztOok the cause. lie honestly thought
that Pieeolomini wanted some Of his eorn-dotger,
and, seizng his knife with glowing countensnce
and pleased expression. he ejlcuated:-
''Have piece, MiEs?'
A puzzIed expression overspread the pretty fsoe
opposite fOr c moment, tu. p snlien ligbt dazned
upon it, followed by merry laugh ana such = clap
ping Of hands. TAsn succession OF nods ensued,
which signifed assent 10 the delighted trader. He
los. time II carving cut huge piece, which re
passed over on the point Of his kuifs. Il wasn't
much Of bite for him. bus the little Prima donna
could barely clasp il II beth haajs, as she received
it in high glea. Sac loo5cd ct it With a deli gaful
bewideraeEt for a moment aaj tleD, With q rueful
face at the pred.cauent in which she had Eoi her,
sell, put her teeth II It. She nibbled at it like
mouse, smiled on angelic smile, took a second nib
bic, and llughed heartily school girl Then
she deposited it side Of her Ilate,it covered
up two thirds OF i',-aud with a relieved air re-
turned her thsnks-
'.Zat ees ver.ee coot, my frien 1 sink he ees
mos, vat you call hiu?-m5s', mOs'-ex eelleHt-"
''NO, you don't say so?' exclaimed the delighted
trader. "WhO'd tho't Il. by jimminy? Give US
yer hand, sissy" and he fairly jumped out of his
chsr as he stretched out a brsHny palm clear across
the table, which was grasPed with halffeerful
and half comical expression by the jeweled hand Of
the little princess The scene created an uprosr,
and there was no end Of hilarity aal good humOr,
in which none more heartily participated than the
Piceolomni
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13
NUMBER 3S5.

that station and El receive from tsn The Euasan auunoa
previously delivered into their cfllrgs.
RrsuLAEION VI. Tue AEerican plen pottiary having
knoEize Of the Siauese iauglgs de Sese roVernuens
haze srr the English text o. these regulations, to<er
win the treaty Of which ley form poron and the fsf
unto annexed shall accepted conveying In every rpe
their meaning and ntsnrion-
REsrLaTioS VII. American citizens intending 20 reside -
siam be registered the American consule= they a11i
pr0ced beyond thc l1ifs assigned ~ ~
resdence citizens Wih0at passport
from autorilss. be appi for - ths Anern
ner shall thsy leave II the Sanee authoiit5
show American consul that lgiinae oictor ext .
their quitting country But within ne limits sppon un-
der Article ", Of the treaty Ameeaa citizens are az @ 9
travel 70 and frc under the protection % % BE lurea
them b. the American and counter 4t By the proper
Snese Oeer, stating II the SaDse eharacter ter nss eA
ing and description The 0cers AZ tae soTerHasns
Stations in The interior may any for the prac3n
Of this and mmedately its being exai1ied hey must
allow the parties to proceed but Il VIII e their duty % c
o persons Who, BY travelling without pass from te consul
render themselves liable to the spon 0f their being descrte
and such dseniion snail Be eimmay reported consul
IL s. LSigaGfnres of SarHless fssa-
Il a. 6p0fsHfiaries-l-
zIrg Of Export aad Ialaad Duties 5s lssiaa 4rs
o. TdfGs.
SEcrios l. The unemeaon articles shall Be entirely free
from inland or ether t@xas prOE0n transit And shall PJ
N NH HHn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13

They are talking in Menphis of direct trade be-
tween that city and Europe A Belgian Minister
has been writing to the Mayor of Memphis on the
subject. He tells the Menphians, in letter dated
at Brussells April 9th, tkat he has 'f6een charged
By the Government Of the King and the Socsts Cen
srale, with the duty of organizing steam service
between Belgium and America. This duty has been
ccnaded to me because of my long aeqlaintaaes
with American affairs, having resided for many
years, as the Minister from Belgium to the United
States, at Washington" Hssays:
In connection with this service it is in conempla-
| ION TO Test the practicability OF navigating the
Mississippi river direct from Europe to Memphis.
The actual arrival at the Whsrves Of Memphis Of
sss-going vessel direct from Europe, is the first
essential act to give life aad animation, and nation
Reconsideration TO your beaatla! city, and If you
take the matter up with energy II shall be we'll sup
ported in Europe. and hope we nay see the great
feat accomplished next November or December.
The Mayor of Memphis replies, under date Of
April 2stb, that great sOu'hern Commercial Con-
vention is about to meet at Yieksburg, and
\ special depulalion will be sent by me, cut Of
respect to His Majesty the King Of The Begians and
to you, Sir his far seeing and thoughtful Minister,
to spur on to the utmost all that can be doue TO
ry out the welcome and excellent suggestion Of yoEr
letter.
As soon as any result is had shall at Once ad-
wise you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13
ROCAsS BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCILAR CONSI MPTION.

HE public put in possession OF Of the most extra
ordinary remedies what heretofore
siie an ncurabe disease, being Outward Applica.
ton, the action of which seemingly miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which make the
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
and well known individuals, and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Rees having ceased be the agent for the sale
this Basam the price has been reduced 1t only be obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed &c OCA, box ~ p.
o. Philadelphia Penn. nOv30-d6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13
Cheap Homes,

VHT offer for sale Is 90 very Building Lots in
w brownsville many Of them finely timbered) contaning
from 10 10 acres The soil is very fertile. the beautiful and
finely suited for residences and for gardening purposes The
neghbOrhOOd equal the State. Two Male
male Academies in successful operation in the immediate vcu-
y VIC viii sell this property most liberal persons
WI will improve it..
We have also large amount Real Estate consist
ing OF several CT the best farms in this and adjoining
large number Of the residences
in the vicinity of Nashville and in the city We have besides
quite IA supply of unpr0yed Lots in the
frent additions Nashville We will take
showing any Of the property, great bargains
ap29 JL&RW BROWN