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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
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THE
NEw-YORK SATURDAY PRESS
THIS WEEK,
Is NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.


oErcrsAL-The London Times Is stupendous Hu sbus-
TcIs and Traps Of PubsherAppetons Dictionary Of Popa'
Jar Fa.cie, Old Books and PapersYouth and AgsA Posu
b, George Feue.on BY Fix james OBhsu
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Loves G poem by M T. Of BrooklynA Scarlet Cy-
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III. New Yosk LesdeLersy Notss-Chess Problem BY J.
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two Chess Soyeregns In PsArt Iems The Art Treasures
of NewYork; the NewYort Gallery Of Fine ArteLesves
Ladys Portfolios Music Accomplishment Ladies'
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vised from Harpes from the Auto esssphy
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The Grnse Family powerful tale from Dickenss Hoesehoh
words-Tbe Heavy Weights Of the Press-Rsiisen u Pre-
MUM lin Of Literary and Ar
tc Intelligence such be found Ia other psper In ths
country.
NEW BOOKS AND BOOKS IN PRESS
are to continue and BY far the mos. complete and reliable
hsts Of the kind which have ever been pubhshsd.
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Is for sale by Crowsn bookseller No $50 BroAdssy, By
Miller Mathews Clasbsck bookseller No. 757 BrOsdwsyiby
H. Price, bookseller under the Everett Houss Ct the Nsse'
potsn Pos. oace Astor place Rogers General News Depot,
No. SIT Broadway respectable News Agencies snd Boob.
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early possible, IN order to the beck nambs
Of the Second Volume.
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THREE POPULAR BOOKS.

INHREE POPULAh BOOAo.
NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPITf;
Collection of Memorable Passages from the Discourse Of
HENRY WARD BEECdER,
With Sketeh of.Mr. Beecher and the Lecture Room.
By AUGUSTA MOORE.
One neat limo Price 81
EVERY page hss the stamp Of M Beechsfs mind The
modss Of thought and happy tns OF
son droey which sometimes sparkle In bis
most solemn discour~s-are here'-lN Z. E'snsehst
III.
FUTURE LIFE
SCENES IN ANOTHER WORLD.
BY GEORGE WooD, suhor Of Peter shlemhii In America
One neat l2no. Price 81.
From The New. York Oeserver
The bodnes and beauty OF conception on which This BOOK
dcon the elevation Of the sentiment and the purity
Of the style worthy Of master Vt rne!orc a~eu Chrs
tsp scholar"
WHILE 1T WAS MORNING.
By VIReIxIA v. TOWNSEND,
Editor Of Arhurs Home Magazine
One neat l2mo. free 81
ave have rarely Thoroughly domestic story; 10
very much the style Of Miss Ausns nove pure and sweet
In re morals srd kindly and gentle in its sssoni-lh T.
DERBY JACKSON,
Publishers No ll9 NsssaG-st, N. Y.
Ard for sale BY Booksellers snd News Asents
CTRANGER, it's for you to say whether you
- viii buy copy Of orr Little Tel-Tsle, called
TRICKS AND TRAPS.
Or be ewinded the Virginia gentleman yesterday oy
BOGUS TICKET OPERATION
Had he boush. Number which send free By mall for
only 10 ceLts be would have saved some nonsy.
"A WoRD TIE WISE &c.
DINSMORE SprucssE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

The Cnnal-st. temperance Society meet at slseeiey
s@le1Es corner Of Bleecker aud Moron sta, SUNDAY
1SENlN0 Ihs Desting will be addressed BY Geo HAMil.
sok Mr. SYKES and ether speskex The friends OF
I.npe invited 70 sttsad
VIZ. NASH, soc'y. IRA BUCKMAN, President
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

sSIhiouS ITALIAN WOMEN, THIS (ssturdsy) NOR
ssS Jan E u e'clcek At Clinton Hail. Astor place. Ad-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

A NEW and REVISED EDITION
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID,
Containing Illustrations and over so Atefsii'ns Cor
reetons and EnendstionA
ORIGINAL EsGRAyNGS AND SUPERIOR rAPkk AND
f72 Do. i2Do. Price 81 2o -
E1trs- fr1 n letter Of the Author 10 tne bus csrs;
"SssILEnEs herewith send feyissA and corrected
eopy II ny wors desire II 10 i've af e nave taken
.yery adicioUs review aud cnfcfsn have.
or-oyr aya.d uys.N hints suggestions
from .mr.nt leaned disDes u various Chris aeaom
n,,ons vhch have communicated In private epstes
And have cbs-sy accepted antiques written in spirit Of
severity en- hternsss OF productive Of healthy resl
Ir,n,s wsnt, circulate this great work. 10 whom liberal
indueem.lls vi be made.
Pamphlet containing description Of the work With
the ciergg and religious obtained spp
tcn 70 the pobiishen. PUDSCY RUSSELL,
No. 70 John-st New. YORK Cfsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

Post.Ofiee Nctiee.-The MAILS for EUROPE, VIA Liv
erpool Ger steamer Cy of Manchester" will close at this
Ohos on SATURDAY. the 18th day o January le O'Clock
a. m ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10
Miscrliausoas.
FREE-SOIL PROPERTY
~ E0r Sale. So q

On lfeLen,ore, 5et,ceea Church and Broad streets,
I AN Offering for sale, privately that valu-f go
Il able HOUSE AND LOT, situated on McIe- &4sss
more street between Church and Broad sfs. t<ttS
fronting MeIemore 60 feet, running back lee feet
10 an alley The improvements consist Of two store
brick, containing 5 rooms in the main building, by
sides kitchen, servants rooms, stable, &c There is
also fine well of failing water, besides other
convenienees, which makes il all together desirable
place. Independent of its being free from TAXATION
and central TO the businass portion of the CITY,
with all the advantages OF being in the corporation
viii recommend itself to the favorable consideration
of those wishing 10 purchase. ~
IL not sold privately before the 9TH OF DFCEM-
PER NEXT, will offer it at public sale, the prem
ises- at II O'Clock For terms &C. apply TO a.F
nov2e-u +. R. GIASCGCK. Agent
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Beautiful Building Let's.

II HAVE for SALE privately handsome Building
Il Lot, fronting 20 feet NertI Cherry street, ad-
joining the residence OF Mr.. Thomas Burge and run
ming half way hack 10 Summer street, which, will
sell upon credit Of one, two, three four and FIVE
years. This lot is situated in desirable and thirty
ing portion of the city, and for fine residences is
surpassed. We will divide 10 suit purchasers For
terms, &c, apply to
decI5-tf F. r. GLAsCOCK, Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10
Lots in NEcGavock.

HAVE fer sale privately, IS lots in McGavock
Il situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, HeRdershott and James
stree :, which will sell at great bargai s. These
Lots among of the bea utful that adj
di;ion, and 70 those Of small means wanting cheap
homes, ROW is their chance. For particulars call
E K. GLAScUCK, t-
oct7-tf Aren't
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10

ANOTHER TRIUMPH!
FINIE subscriber respectfully invites OF
Il the public, and II purchasers particularly 60 the
superior Premium Planes Manufactured by him.
splendid assortment constantly Ca hand.
Our Pianos have received Premium two years in
succession 1856 and 1857, at the Pairs Of the Amer
can Institute Cry sal Palace, IA competition with most
Of the leading manufacturers # New York aud BOs-
ton ane Enthusiastically OF the best quality Uf
tone, full round and brilliant, well uish and
durability aud fsttcr ourselves by the approval
OF renowned artists Ia yeutarng "a say tat our Pa
anus stand superior many 0thcrs, equal any
rand Piano regard yalune 81 tone and elasticity
OF touch OtubiBed with Tie greatest armness Inch
Is very rarely met m ia ether Planes.
We respectfully solicit examination from stTRnE
ers and sends vince themselves OF the above
before purchasing elsewhere. All Jour Pianos war
rsnIed. X. HANSEN,
Manufacturer OF Piano Fortes.
wAEERooNs, 100 Center street, New York.
noy24-drm
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville, fronting
~ 100 feet on Demumbrane street, running back
1s6 feet with McNairy street twelve feet alley
hasa comfortable frame House with FIVE rooms, is
tern, Stable, and other out houses.
For terms apply TO ANDREW EWING, f. r. GLasoocK
or JNo. w. PENNINGI. n. decS-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10
Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

Z HALF Pipes jules Roeini & Co = cegnAe Vintage,
\ Pipes Jaies Robini Co. cognae Vintage. ISIS
Alex Seignett's q .. 1856
] fsncheon Scotch whisky, very hne.
The above Iuvelge OF BFanaiex We wli sen 10 the
trade cheap on : Months time.
deciS-,f HARRIS, GORDON 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10
For ECNt.

For Ecnt.
FINHE house of Mrs. s v n. STOUT on Front street
second door from the corner of Bridge II. and
the square, and now occupied by Mr.. JONES a
boarding house. TIE front is suitable a business
stand, the upper part .sa family residence. There
rs also Blacksmith shop in the rear all of which
will be rented together for the year. Posses
sion given LIST of January next. Enquire of
nov20-tf f. L. GLASCOCk. Agent.
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n New Arrangement.
HE -" SOU T H"
F" T II E S T A T E S ,
To be Consolidated.

A n arrangement has been concluded between
~ A. PRYOR, editor Of the Richmond SoIfll and the
proprietor Of this paper, THK StAIEs, by which the
Sot TH and the To be consolidated into
paper to be published IN this city, Ia enlarged
FORM, and To be under the edtSrial control oi Mr.
Pk0OR
TAs paper lcil Be ne organ AT person or clique,
bar decksd he ceasTdi lHeTezs II AS Densocyattc
party "a accordance 1ltA the Prtnstpss u SGts-TtSss
Dcalocrucy.
MK. PKroR will undertake the editorial control Of
the paper between the 10th OF this mouth and the Let
of neccmber
Ii viii be continued under the name OF % THE
STATES, - and Published ON the foli0~n terms:
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Lace Leather.
IN SIDES sole leather jest sscsised snd for s4is
July D. u. DicAkls
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Shelt0n's Marble Works /!

SheltOn'S Marble Works!
Church street. next door cornelius's cabinetshop
Nashville, Tenn.
TINE undersigned would inform his friends n SZn
i and the public generally that he viii con- 60
tinue the MARBLE BUSINESS In this city at -
his shop next door 60 COrnelus's Cabinet q lISS
shop, ON Church Street, ana calls attention TO
the stock Of -
Marble Monuments, Tombs, efcs
Which be has on exhibition and for sale, embracing \
great Variety finished the superb manner
lie prepared manufacture the shortest notice,
Marble W N ufels; and every description II
Marble Work. the finest American aud ital
Marble. HIS work will, heretofore, be war
rauted, and his prices 20 suit the times.
Jana-tf NJ l.. SHELTON
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Desirable Property for Rent,

BELONGING TO the heirs of PBuIP MALLORY. decd
ID within ten minutes walk of the Public Square,
a large brick house conveniently constructed with
acre attached for garden, opposite the City Gene
terry, Cherry street For further particulars call at
Union street, No. Is-
declS-u c. W. MALLORY.
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Raied HAY

4 IN Tons PRIME TIMOTHY HAY, 70 arrive and
eSc-s-sw ARMSTRONG 90.
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miscellaneous.
To ExcI,ange or Sale,

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
~ I'VE children. the Oldest boy H. the next girl
10 and down 20 infant, viii be sold
changed for other Negroes to some one living in lie
country and that wants them Tor their use, and
not for speculation. Applyto
angll-u WILL. L. BOYD.
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Session PAPER.
As the proceedings of she coming Congress vii De
OF great interest the whole costfy .Tnk sAFEsf'
~iIi Keep its roAsrs fully ADVISED u0a all subjects
~hich may be discussed b. thai body.
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Gaiatin 'rhreshers

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To all the Eastern Cities. "


To all the Eastern Cities.
e A. N. Lightning Express through TO Columbus and
" Cleveland without change Of cars $50 p NJ Eve
nng Express, through to Bear andPittsburC without
change OF cars
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TtAIN.-C1eveland Pittsbu-g SteuhepvfIle
and wheeling Lightning Express-Ieayes Cincinnati AZ
O'Clock A NJ for all the Eastern cities also SPRING
field. - 'E'"e
Leveand, Morrow, Xcnia and london only
Sound TRAlN.-Cfeveland Express Mal-Ieaves
Cincnnatiat 80 A. NJ. for Dunkirk Buffalo New Yor
Boston, &c, Wheeling, Baltimore Philadelphia Wash
ington City. ~
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus -
THIRD rRAIN.-Aocommodatio Leaves Cneinna,
at 4.40 p. NJ. for Springfield aud Columbus
This train also makes connections for Wilmington
Lancaster and Lnesylle This train stops At all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
FOURTH TRAlN.-Cleve Pfttsburg and Wheel
ing Night tNlress-Leaves Cincinnati at $50 O'Clock
r NJ for all the Eastern cities
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
No train SUNDAYS.
Trains run by Columbus tme-seven minutes Iaster
than Cincinnati time.
For. Through Tickets
And ali information at Cincinnati please anpy al the
Little Miami and Covington and Lexington once No 2
Burnett House, or at the Old Office south east corner
Broadway and Front, opposite spencer House, or al
the Eastern Depot.
J. DURAND. Superintendent
+ +. FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
TEE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers al all the
prime al hotels for each and every BY leaving
drect'-s Al either OF the above Offices will call for
passengers IN all parts OF the city without fail
~ y IL b. RUGGlES, Conductor
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10

G n O q II RIES.
WE now receiving one Of the largest and most
wv desirable stocks of Groceries ever offered Ia the
trade by any house IN the city, to-Wit
81 hhds New Orleans 800 barrels Whisky, all
Sugar. BRANDS;
$50 bags New Orleans y casks Imp'ted French
Coffee Brandy;
20 bbs Plantation Mo- elsks Holland Gin;
asses $50 boxes Family soap;
Is half bbss Plantation $50 tresh kaisins;
Molasses: TOO = do:
dos boxes star Candles; IS "a " do;
1000 kegs assorted Nails; $50 boxes Fresh Cove oys
80 box SailOw tandlcs; ters,
sO bbis Crushed Sugar; 1165 bags Fine Salt;
rs box w. x. Cheese, 100 :" Coarse do;
rs "a n u. do;
3,5oo coo Cigars all brands;
us boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With many other articles numerous 20 mention, all
Of Of which viii sell at unusually low prices to
cash dealers.
dee2e-u FISHER WIRELESS & co.
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Original Comic Stories,

which smack and relish OF the wit, humor raciness
brilliancy, and sparkle Of the times.
As heretofore, no Labor a4ponse will be spared
% maintain the high reputation OF the Home Journal
which is everywhere, both at home and abroad. &C
knowedged 10 be the most refined and elegant roper
tory Of Literature and the Arts this OF the sea-
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New Serics---New AttractiOnS--New Writers.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A NEW SERIES OF this widely -circulsted FAMILY
I n NEWSPAPER, will be commenced he first ddy If
January ner.-printed on fine paper and clear type.
With the January number will begin the publication
OF a SERIES BEAUTHUL
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10 inc sufferers bv inc Lac TY,.es.

FU tFse S"He5e5'S ny fVe LNIe F7TeS.
The applicants for relief in the Fourth District Will
upon the Committee
i. +. WINTZ II. W. REYNOLDS,
O. MATHEs, W. S. MOUNT
AT the residence of c. AhTIIEs Eighth street, between Lab
rel and Constance on WEDNESDAY, lth December, from
to So O'Clock NJ and every ny thereafter until the funds
exhausted
The Committee for the Third District
C. MaREI, ROBERT WYNN
g. luFT IT, F. sTURkEN,
viii also meet for Distribution tho residence Of GOD
PRED HUFF No. h56 Craps street, WEDNESDAY, l4th
from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ and every day thereafter until the
funds placed their that District sn la been dis
VIM. S. MOUNT.
dl4 2plOt Secretary Executive Committee
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The finest and largest stock in the SOUTHWEST now on
hand at
HYDE & GOODRICH,s,
COR. CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
Every variety Of Imported and Domestic made
Watches.
Having had relation. for over thirty years with the
best English and Swiss manufacturers have facilities upe-
qned in this city for furnishing WATCHES suit every shade
of taste We huve in Europe different manufacturers to
whom we give patterns and styles who make these
goods for us only SPORTING WATCHES of the highes,
finish; Watches winding without Key; REPEA1ERs and
GOLD ENAMEIED and DIAMOND BACK WATCHES. with
oha'ehineH to match the celebrated FRODSAM and JU
GENsEN WATCHES and other varieties from $50 800
Diamond Jewelry.
choice collection, all by ourselves in the ats, and
richest styles We import our DIAMONDS deal
ecy with the three largest merchants Of PRECIOUS STONES
in Paris and London
PLAIN GOLD and ETRUSCAN JEWEIRY
ENAMELED,
CORAL,
GARBuNCLE,
MOSAIC.
CAMEO
AMETHYST,
SAPPHIRE,
LAVA GENEVA PAINTINGS, PEARL.
And every other style, all prices.
PLATED WARE,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
CUTLERY
FANCY GOODS, ....-
PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
CLOCKS,
VASES,
BRONZE FIGURES
And CANDELABRAs
PARIAN STATUETTES and VASES,
DRESSING CASES and WORK BOXES
PORCELAIN DINNER and BREAKFAST SETS
Richly decorated furnished to order with the name
or Initials on each piece.
Made expressly for by the celebrated London and
other makers.
RIFLES
MISSISSIPPI.
KENTUCKY
COLTS,
WHITEEY's,
NELSON'S
ALIENS,
and SIIARPS.
HJ- Sole Agents for the latter in New Orleans
PISTOLS, REPEATERs, SPORTING and MILITARY
GOODS of all kinds.
Show ROOM with objects Of taste is always open
to the inspection Of visitors
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Sign Of the Golden Pelican.
E!- Established in New Orleans over 40 years -Ga
.ptt
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ANDS. 49,. LANDS. LANDS LANDS.
SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS.

Two hundred twenty-five thousand of choice Sugar
Cotton Cypress Lands for sale in the parishes Of Carroll
Madison Tessns, Caahoua Morehouse, Vim, concordia
Franklin Wasla Ra.ides Caldwell, Ayoyelles, St. Landry
ST. Martins, St. Marys, Point Coupee. East and West Baton
Rouge Ibervlie Assumption ST. James, st john ST. Charles
Jefferson, Iafourclie and Terrebonne.
To parties desiring engage in the cultivation of sugnrC
Cotton Wood Yards Sawils or for
laon the affords opportunity for investment.
For mans and iescutios prices and all other in
formation in regard these lands apply 10
MCGERREN LANDRY f. CO.,
sAuctioncers and Land Agents.
Office and Sales Reconnaissance Hall, St. Charles street,
ner o Poydrts.
g5fo enable represent the different
Of land greater accuracy, they have Ind connected
of the different parishes compiled by the IT, s Surveyorener
the Public Surveys, which the public invited to call
and examine Any situated in any of the parishes
merate will maps the request of
the
olO If NcC., L { co.
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Table and Piano Covers.

We have choice assortment Of these goods Of English
French and German manufacture, comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH, OF 81, IA
and 80 TABLE COVERS. AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
fIANos IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON.
BIcH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS, in "a and 81
RICH BROCADE GERMAN do, S-4
"a, ia and 81 IN REMARKABLY FINE QUALITY.
WoRSTED DAMAsk COVERS
"a FINE W0RSTED DAMAsK by the yard, for Dessert
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN BLUE CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS, made with Border Of any length.
]. d. CAMERON Il CO.,
dls 2p6t IL. Canal street