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w ANIED-By a young man of some
Address a. ~, situation in a Dry Goods house
EW MUSlC BOOK FOR SABBATH
SCHOOLS-TnR GOLDEN u.pp-- f,ontiD. i 40
ee u u Gmss and select Pieces 25c single POSTAGE v
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Applesi Applcs!-7OO Barrels of splendid
Winter Apples; also, BUTTER AND CHEESE; receiv
ed aud for sale by DRAPER d CLARK.
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,hgaJg All Mho are unable to visit Boston NAV make
tins ~ 10 the above named committee Ar
III PP pa looks and Stationery in short anythng nsn
iul Vi oInanehtal, Will be thankfully received MD
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EOR SALE-A new and valuable Pa
- tent Inquire at 81 Main street. dltt 40
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Build a Church Expressly for seamen

Boston at III P. NJ liam VIII ieaFe
pI ISaets for sale by the following Committees A. T.
huinanK anu Horace Ayres LIST Baptist Church, Fst
a. Goddard I'd Baptist Church; Edward RENT; rdSKe
Bentley Sd Baptist Church A' anu u
Also, at BOYDEN'S Exchanoa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

tended TO vtste the taste OF the age. He then no.
ii ed tie tenierces Of orthography and pron1ncsion
TO iifreuee each other. Erg-hmen remarked
custom among Americsrs Of pronouLeiug many wo'ds
aocordr to the spslrg. But this vas nstlra In q
coubtry where everybody read and where m'it sme'
were seen on paper long before they were ever heard
lie tendency Of the largusge Was now rather to &C
comuodate tie pronunciation to the spelling, than the
spelling 10 tie pronunciation IL French il rad long
been the other way. Within two hundred year, many
silent letters had been dropped in Frerch 1t seemed
Ia civ that in English that the Letter would triumph
over the sound, and thst the eye would rule the ear.
Tie index was the offspring Of printing. For in M>>.
a lew index would have hsd TO be made
for each copy Of book, and in those class
books lost go much that men corld read them 20 81
to remember vita. was in them. We now skinned
through books. The manuscripts were studied ard
dgested. Books, too, greatly compressed matter. Oe
could look through book in the time required to resd
over few pages of sruscnpt. Then each new copy
cost a. much a. the rst when the type was set
tie great labor of bockmsking accomplished.
TIE ancient who wished an extensive circulation
for his works was obliged to be brief. Thu
cy6ides made but two small pocket volumes OF MS
history which was read now mkre thar before, while
thousands could wlite oos about the events oi
afcw years to be printed aud forgotten. Plinys library
the largest ancient private library contained 2,cVV
youmes-not more than 200 ordinary octavos Of to-
day; while private men nowadays had loo,oco vol
umes. With few words about stereotyplng, and Sd
vantsges Of correction and revision afforded By proof
sheets Mr.. Marsh concluded.
The lecture Of Wedne esdsy i, TO be on the English
Noun. Adjective and Verb. Mr.. Msrshs audience ia
increasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Mr.. MARSH ON THE ENGLISHLANG AGE

Mr.. MlRsu gave his lecture on Monday to further
6iscussiop Of the influence OF printing on the language
He rs. spoke Of the socAlity OF intellect which was
produced by 1.-THE fusion of minds into the general
mind so that if man did no. publish and claim his
thoughts Immediately somebody else Was sure 10
think OF the same thing within few mouths This
led him to discussion Of copyright which, he said,
was originally for the benefit Of the printers
and was extended even 10 the classics, to pre-
vent rival editions. Until the last century
author ever received for his copyright much more
than enough to pay for the paper it wss written on.
Mr.. Marsh pointed out Of the Disadvantages OF
copyright, such as giving to powerful publishers the
ability to combine and sell only each others booss to
the exclusion Of batter by other publishers. Most
Of the reviews, and some Of the newspapers were
more or less aided By the booksellers in this, which
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

OSE OF LNCoLN's FEMALE PUPILs DisPoSID To
RESCUE HIN.--Dsvis came to the schoo-room early
in the afternoon on Friday Knocked, and, when the
teacher made his appearance inquired il his
Lincoln. On being answered, he said, q On are the
man wished 10 see ard immediately took his hand
and clipped hapdcuif on it. Lincoln said, You sIe
rather fast give me tine TO pnt on my boots AMI get
ready but made no resistance The atteniant consta.
be got bis boots hat, watch, &c, for siol, wht.e
DAVIS held him By the shsskles. BY this tine the
scholars considerably excited and If ths tea ,her
had rot resisted them, would have cleared The room
girl raised her slate to make dash at Dsviss fare
at the same time usrg her tongue and previous kaow-
eege CT him 10 tell him be was guilty Of moro mesn
tricks than any ether man in the county but the
teacher stupid fellow restrained her, and urged the
scholars TO be calm One of the girls tinncs on Mr.
las shawl and the officers got him into two-horse
eussy and buried him off to Columbus, fourteen
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

WoNEs or rHE REyoLUrros.-TEe Tteat0n True
Amniean says:
There were present at meeting OF the NevJer
y h.SIssi w sssls ots I xs .aoSs W.. the
widow OF Lieut. James Stafford Of the U. 8. Navy Of the
Old DedS.n M... She helped o rs melted pewter
bullets which fred the British troops by the pho,s q
father Ephrs Bacon he'd and .nsns~ 10 th,.
en2,sene,t Her hsr Henry snih' ". wounded snd Two
than Smith of Nset id By Tho British that day
Col Samuel BIss r.sinsnt aud We. the guide Of the
troops night Lexington. She about IS yssn
Of her mental faculties good and ate can write without
The old lad, Mr.. sersh Weber aged .e.G.
aer the Hampshire lie. ~ hasbsra fbom%
Wsgr, native Of New Jesey bat soldier Of the Pennsy
TIE bss of BraLdJwin~ Bota hasban3, pen,iones
under The az u 1917 Thee ancient ladies' reside si NO %
South Warren street Trenton"
DEATH FROM ARsEsIc.-Cororer Morris held an
sasi Es py s,. sso asa from from The be .asc
whether admin BY her'. a. the hAnas ne 9.oer
was rmpo, !. ..rvsnt in tee f. 2! Mn Morr, .he
OCCASIONAL. INDUCED in .trons drink 81 ne 'nsss na sw
ID. csse abe went boass of AIn Deyne No oIapd
and rs@aDsd non TgsS, ma Be, Ca On soStsy I
Disb, with vomiting which c'hanned Until she aed
iSs .n testified tina, ,A.y a.sea.sd drink ba.
xstr and .sw take nothing else ksry sslysn -stfsd
hch ste said sAs had obtained ., The dIsst
oot ne eo:.s from her PoeSet s1d ssrwHd .gesd
.xper. psssn. feet It is D tbe bo,ts
bad 10 abe. On r.
Dr.. HeDlmipg and Reeve made post ersrinasos
internal 10 healthy condition with ne eheep
ton Of as eft lung which sacisuty eAsrd % sae
death Up1n naipE an .s Of sonseh very aiss
quantity Of Arsenic cise saeent 10 Cause
Although there esiseEes warrant H. sne o. tne
Jsy Of t5e opinion that there lad been a pAy s
bsiIs time they rendered The ioliowlrs
That Eha Daley came heT death on tne ehee o. ,se
mic, administered By herself Sms os1sf P~on 'y
lnkn0wn They unable ssom the evidence 70 decide
F,pyrNxv.Rx-PorRH HoRsEs sBrRsrD.-xbout
os rncrnng Ere broke oat N the livery stsss
No " Jam s,r..t p Matthias Cn.ock niea tose.her
', ~ ,noth.r s.hs .c dining kryt b. Jcsn Asek 10
~, sss.ro, a IT, a,l ssnet eq1sisss, essisy 10
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.
.aox ,ur soR1HkRS wHALIyo oRouNp.

v,ov 1Hy soRTHERS WHALING GROUND.
n. TIE Overland Mail We lean that all the vessels
a.,La the Oohotsk in October and November report
having experienced very rough weather. Among the
o.su.tes. we no,e the following:
ON board the bark Louss Of New. Bedford, on the
OLD of July last while in the act Of firing gun as
signal to boat lying by whale some ds'snoy ,sgmeO. ,eO
about the deck instantly billing man by tne nano
Thomas Dean, who applied the match. piece also
struck the Captain woupdDg him on tne up :, ,on'
Thomas Dean was naive OF uellnaoSh maui ,hors ~
and his remains were inferred OD the south snoe VI
Cdskai Bay. o.I te.L :, Ia,
On board Of the came ship, on october letn IN is,
so O6 long. 1899 e. while the crew "ero hah1lns
The n,nss1 the hook which attached the sings OF the
d =. a. ~ at gave way causing seven men to fali
{ron ths yard Antons ZOuza, native OF the western
IssnSs and James Turner Of New York, cooper OF the
chip, were killed. A. v..;u
cbains-psme unknown. In the Ochotsk, by the cap
sizing of boat, lost the fifth mate and seam'n.
The China leit the Ochotsk Oct. 10. Spoke, Oct.
H. Alice Frazier 500; 25th, Espadon, dJO. Lost two
boats in the sea- In letting 90 an anchor while ke1g-
ing the chain got foul and capszed boat, ana the
whole boats crew were carried down. Inc msn were
al saved but one boat steerer, named Sohn Dan -
croft, O native OF London, England, aged aDout ~
years. ,,A .
weeks after leaving Honolulu in lat; y NJ fen IN
with sJspanese junk asts gone ano Dsl sov
belonging not far from Yeddo and while the captain
was on ehore gale Of wind drove them out OF sght
of lard, since when they were three months olveh
about at the mercy Of the elements. Five men were
ON board who had subssted small dried nah princl-
paIly; their water atterly had been csught in rain
SQUALLS. Some Of them are now in Honolulu Harbor.
THE MATE OF THE wAyERLf.
A few weeks since We stated that Messrs. French
and Weeks, the mates Of the ship Waverly who we're
sentenced TO the Spanish changing, on account OF
the death of coolies on board while the snip was at
Manila had been liberated through the inercession OF
our Minister at Madrid They arrived here this morn
ing passengers in the barque Young Turk, capt
Harding, from Malaga. 80 -
Messrs French and Weeks were, it will be rsmem' en-
bered. sentenced TO ten years imprisonment by the
court at Manila. They state that they were well
treated at Manila from whence they were conveyed
in vessel which touched at the Cape OF Gooo Hope
10 Spain In the latter country after being trans
ported about the country for. some time, they were
finally imprisoned at Seville, where they renamed
abou ak months when they were released by pardon.
Their treatment in Spain was of harsh character.
Capt Staples, formerly Of the bark Jehu when was
wrecked at Cape Spsrel also came passenger IN the
Young Turk. Boston lfaVeef'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

wtc DO rot skste vii! be SIMPLY repaid for the trOubs
of getting there by sight Of the snimsssd scene.
Take Eighth avenue cars to the end OF the route,
~hsr. stage. are ready to convey passengers to the
ss s'iDg eiouGi.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

~ Grand Concert, vocsl and instrumental viii be
given at the Church in Eighteenth street near flth
avenue this evening II at Of tie funds for the music
of the Church number Of distinguished artists VIII
appear together with the choir of the church and
chorus Of ladies' ard gentlemen amateurs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

hs corduc., promised to do batter sed to make rfsa
,ut.sn for the vrones be had done. TIE mag'sase'
though placing l;.e res-ce upon the promises OF tue
accused di. .missej the At the earnest sotcdson
OF tie VIE. Sic wiling to s'' aim one more
tri., misunderstanding Ire abuse sri sudrrns hs hsi
brought upon her.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

PRoF. MIroHEL's I.EcrVsrs.-Ths fourth OF these
brilliant lectures viii b. given at the c,demy OF Mu
sic this evening. Subject: " The Telescope-Depth
of its penetrating power its capacity to define It's
uses in obsery ation." A crowd, a, usual, msy be
looked for,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

nile, d:..snt. While ths scholsrs went bone-as
heard come OF the parents ssyto cry TIL O'Clock at
,;gbt ICo.respcndonce Cleveland Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
AdyeTtisenIelt
Coon TIDING!

Coop TIDNGs.-The messenger OF health has
brought the world better tidngs that know Of than
tina. Ma N. N. GARDsERs INDIAN BALsAM OF LivEswoRr 7
may obtained all the druggists This the ehcctus
cuIe for Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

orr The an .s,ck from The Tcwsr sns ostas 70
eAanshe ofthe material banned With great spay ts
Hadfnss hanc beth ssbss were eoeuta>c As
ussr q h0r,es Il which he~eser e-ssases 20
rsns Mo-. of tie horses ogt ssfsy yet nsSiv
al tie csr.rss br. Il thourht or horses we're euroa pSs
ther Niih sIAltity cf harness. HcprrnAef. kr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

REAplyos.-AnDa NJ. Freeman will read selections
from tho poets, on Saturday evening next, at Lyrque
Hall. There will also be piano plsyng by Robert
Goldbeck and quartet Of male singers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
IAdyeitisement !

Fos PIKEsPsAg UrAB KAssAs and the "FAR WEsr"-Msrk
and shp thing care Of SIMMONS LEADBEATER, st. Louis
No, Gree, Wessrn Forwarding House, Office No % South
Main
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
IAdyertisement.l |
Id 600 heopnIa h

10000 beggars in New-York in the streets, ia
the poor houses prison. and work houss and million
hieh -besutfUl contrast civilization in the New
World PhC,ogrsphed In coos of blood and mey BY HOLMES
the equality picture maker No. 289 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

A SURPRISE To DIR. BASGs.-rhe venerable DIR.
Nathan Bangs, now in his slst year, and in the 5sth
year of his ministry, received Saturday evening
surprise ION hi. many friends who crowded his house
in Irving place, and after The compliments Of the even
ing, presented him with cane for support in his old
age. Bishop James made the preliminary address.
Tie Rev. DR.. Carlton presented the cane, which is
substsrtal affair, containing $4,000 in gold. d..
Bsrgs replied as coherenty as his feelings allowed;
hymn was sung by all, and prsyer by the Rev. DR..
McClintock completed the giving.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Advertisement.

PHRENOL NOLOGY.-Examlnatlons, with charts and
descriptions Of character given daily at the Phreno-
logical Cabinet No. 3os Broadway two blocks above the Park
Private for Gentlemen and Ladies. FOWLER WELLS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

CHILD SNorHERED TO DEArH.-An inquest was
held on Monday, house in Fortysecond street,
Fourth avenue upon the body Of infant six month. old son
of M Sanders Who accidentally 'mothercd to desh while
In bed Thr mother in attempting to keep her child warm
appears covered closely with the bed covering verdict
OF :" Accidental death was rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Fatal FALL FROM WIND

Fatal FALL FROM WiYDOw.A German named
Johann H. Sohmuh while intoxicated Sunday evening at
his boarding No 32 Third walked out of third
story ndow and fell 10 the front pavement lie inme-
datey taken to Bellevue Hospital where be died after ad
mission Schmer held inquest upon the body and
a verdict Of " Accid. ntal de- sth" returned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

SUDDEN DEArH.-A married wemsn, residing Mt
No s25 Third died suddenly Monday morning in ht
husband absent Island NJ the time and
except their children present inquest will BE- held
the body today when the Of the deceased which
Nj Ii o asceI will bs given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
IAiNerfiaelent

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lngented by
GEo. SAUNDERS, D., 1ss-Thi' the genuine article has
never equaed producing the keene possible edge o
razor Can of the Subscribers sole msnufscur
eu j. l. g. SAUNDERS No. 7 7Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

SocIETr OF MrcHASIcs ,SD TRADEsnFv.-A lecture
by tie Rev. T. Starr King, VII be delivered tonight,
at the Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
IAdyer'iseuent.

IyORYTYPEs IyORYTYPEs This new and
beautiful style Of picture made In all s exquisite perfection
At the Roof GALLERY No 93 Broadway, Fsnklnst
PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGuERREorYPEs, Gc, IN our usual we'll
Known style Of excellence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Advertisement

TAdVefHsemenLT
A. W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
Sy Ill sts;ionsrs. At wholesale only By
T. TAsEa sole Agent No. l3J Wutsm-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

KEEP THE Poor CoNFoRrtBLE.-Such tempera-
lures been enduring late show Us that more than
bed necessary for comfort night plenty Of cover' 10
essential All the beds Of the Newsboys Lodging House are
now full boys sleep The floor the stoves bat more
bedothsg ,uch quts much needed for the comfort Of
those who act beds. Families having any to spare OF
benevolent Sewing Societies SEEKING for worthy fields OF labor
eaunc DO better sending agent the Institution to
learn the facts The case and then ac seems best Any In
formation will be cheerfay impaired By applying personally or
BY letter TO tie Superintendent C. WiEaAND,
No. l2l Fulton. st., ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

Mr. and Mrs. G. yandenhoff commence their second
course of readings TO night with Othello.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

SrR,rFoRp-ox.AvoS.-Dsy Paul Brovs, esq,
of PHILADELPHIA lectured before the Historical Society
last evening, at their rooms, on "Stratiordon-Avon
Ills lecture, which was finished piece of orssory was
listened to by more than one hundred persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
CITY ITEMS

NJ. Aptoiamas viii give concert 81 poaFoHo
Rooms, on Thursday moiniUg, Jan. y IN ~hicn ne
vii rerforu some Of the bes. music for the harp.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

Messrs. We,d & Toyls Of Boston, have published
charming photograph after "The Motherless,'
crsyon picture, BY Mr.. Charles Barry. Itrepre-
seuts two oung girls, and is very lovely
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

PIcxPocKET Is CHURcH.-A young reprobate, CIV
pcop at St Brdges Churob corner aud Eighth
street cha sd with picking he had just relieved one
of the shippers iher aet but being Uncovered dropped
Il on the The licked for examir alton
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
LAW LNT'ELLIGENCK.
COURT OF OYER AND rERMlSER-J.s a-ssfsc.
''rnr sTIpHENs WHY NrRnrR

'rHT STEPHENS WYE NrRDsR.
The ,risl Of James stephens for tho murder Of ha
wife. SophIs stephens, by poison, was expected 70
conmsrce TODAY in this Court, but the post
poned at,n Febrary II, 10 which day the Court al
ioriLed The cause Of the postponement sss said -
hs b,, the chemists require time TO complete CERTAIN
auslys.s which they have commenced nnder dir"otioa
Of the Disict Attorney ana TO make more complete
renoIt of their analysis o. Mrs. Stephens BODY.
S,ephers was no. bre nght from the Tomos.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

NArrosAL SCSDM.ScHoOL CowF.rIos. The
holding Of a National Sunday School Teachers Co..
vention in Philadelphia having been recommended by
the New.York Sunday School Teachers Convention,
held in Brooklyn the 5th of October, 1853, and the
friends of Sunday Schools In this city heartily spproy-
ing of this proposition the undersigned most cordially
invite the Sabbath-School Teachers OF the United
States ard others friendly to the cause to meet in Con-
yenon, in the City of Phisdephis on the 2d day Of
February 1889 to consider such mster in connection
with the Sunday School cause may be brought before
them by committee appointed for sueh purpose.
Each Evangelical Sabbath School In the Union is
invited to send at least delegate and ministerial
brethren are affectionstay invited to share in the
deliberations and exercises Of the Convention.
Thomas Brsin.rd, George n. Stuart,
Ri,bard Newton Thomas Watson
w + Br.ptley john s. Hart
r. DAe, J. r. Bird,
f. W. Hut;er B. A. Fahretocs,
Henry Steele Clarke aAthew W. badwin'
Joseph Caste, Jay Cooke,
Richard B. Westbrook, }. s. Cumming
WI. r. Tsylo Abrsham Martir
Charles A. kingsbury, Thoras Cooper
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

The TIeERs.--On Monday evening next the annua
ball of the Light Guard will bs given at tie Academy
Of Music The assemblies of this corps are among the
most famous of the day sod worthy of their fame
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

ArrTNPr At SU,cIDE.-SunGsy afternoon. shout
O'Clock, Mrs. Rebene Bro,dwiil, while partially de-
rsrged residing at No. 2i West Eortysscond street.
attempted to commit suicide by throwing herself into
one Of tire North River docks She had carefully re-
moved sll her clothing except her chemis' and night
gown srd left it the pier after which she plunged
overheard Officer Cotsrell Of the Second Precinct,
be;rg rear at hand to the spot and succeeded in
rescuipg her frem death Ms. Brcadwill was inmeii
stely conveyed to tire Station House aud properly
cared for by Captain Coulter after which her brother
was sent for He Informed Captain Cou ter that duriog
the last three months biz sister had exhibited evident
symptoms of insapiy owing, in all probability to the
fact that her husband, North Carolnisn had sban-
doned her. She ives placed under the protection Of
her brother.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

John +. Enigbt asserts that he WAS at the South Tor
the be neft Of his health when his relative was robbed
in his house and that he did not know anything of the
transaction The scsndalous affair originated in his
house, however and his barkeeper and the bogus of-
GERS who are well krowp ore out Of the way until the
victim leaves the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Court CALENOAR-Tus aAv:

CsIrEp SrArEs DsTEIcT CosRS'-N"& "' 80
scrRsax xCcGar-Cmcrrr.-Pa.r i.|Sos; ~
lss, as, ts7. 2B7 SAL 40 sn ~ % - "a "a :S So
81 So IA isio' &c, 80 E2 eL Sc. 80 pa 'sa - W.
SuPsyrx CorRr-SpEcIAL TERn:-Nos: ~ i@.
is is5 ia ls, Ia o 70, IT, II. 100 is' is No. tA '"'
ise 1e, ~, "a oo ne ~, ~,
"a ~. ss' s. %. 81. ~, aa, "a, -. N ~ IA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

FIRErs sNxw.Rx-PorR HoKsEs sBrRsfD.-Hbout
2os. ,,.rr,y uncrufrz Ere broke IN the livery ssbs
No l. Of By Matthias Ciintock nieh together
- ,rath.T ssh .c oniEs kryt b. Jckn xsslock, 10
oy sssoI ID T.. bad Ssinet o22sssss, eesigs ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
r COMMISSIONERS OFgIcE-Jss, 7L-Brgors
W - KExsgTH q. WHirs.


Iobn y. Morris, mate Of the ship BeDefsctos, was
,1stnsa lay on charge 81 nhe ane ctas snd ut1asi
.T.h,rs mt On John Davs boesd us vesssL
he ~sIssc- filling 20 show any malice on the psss q As ae
rs.n I. Counsonsr orasrsd the comp si1t DO b die
ed The GrsDd Jury hsve found hAetssss sssa's
Morris hr tlfs onsnos
Before ar. JosESH BEIpGEAs.
cOrsTERfEir CofN.
John O1hen, recently arrested fer sse:@paIA !"
pas oo.rs-se garter boUsht ~ fw essn'n' ss'
ia syiisscs b~iss ilsg hcicBt he vss diseasisse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

Precinct, yesterday morning arrested "a Irish girl %
years Of age named Ann Brewer charged with stealing
money clothing ard ether articles valued st siS from
Bernard Hennessey of No. 10 Dominick street. Ann
was servant in the house, and Mr. Hennessey al
leges that she took the property night while be
was asleep Justice Connolly committed her to PRISON
in default Of $500 bail
The prisoner most empha.icaly denie' the charge,
and states tha. she has been very iaimste terms
with Henuesey and lived with him some tiue She
further eges that af,er leaving, hs me. her in the
street and used his endesvors to persuade her 70 r
turn and live with him, and upon her refusal ne csused
her arrest She offered no proof of the fact to the
Court except to colroborate her own assertion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

REAL Esr,rE.-Tbe following sales were made yes
terdsy, at the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs. A.
j. Bleecker. Son & Co.:
On seb..t south side about SO + ith-sv lot e5Sio S6S
on l4th side $50 r. W. sth ilots sxl,oli escn so'