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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
PARTING WITH A Child

From The Neio- Orleans Della, jan Is.
A nanful case and rather cDIlOus ono, has bcen
decided in one of our District Courts. 1t wac con.
ct between parents for the possession OF natural
child An unmarried woman sued out writ OF haoess
corpus TO recover possion of her child little bog
wears and half old which she said illegally kept
from her by a certain citizen and his wife
On trial appeared that this citizen was the father
OF the child, which had been handed over TO mm by
the mother when Il was trouble and disgrace u
her, He had accepted it, and WAS doing for 1t eli that
any father could do for lawful child beside which.
he loved il and pet'ed it fondly. This gentleman s
wife, with a msgnanmity quite rare IN such cases
tkuowing as she did all about the child, had adopted
il also and loved it as il it her own On trial,
the father not able tO prove that tine mother had
given the child to him for good and all
On Monday the Judge decided the case, which was
that the child must be delivered over to its mother
With the order Of Court aud accompanied by the
mother a Deputy-SherG went to the residence OF the
father to get the child aud pass over to S mother
iie describes the scene created by his vst, as Cne
ost touching and ds,ro ssng thing he ever saw. The
adopted mother, tuning pale as death, tired TO put
him oG upon different pretexts and to delay the sepa
ration az long as possible Taking the child up stairs
10 wash and dress him. she locked him up, and tod
the Deputy he could not have him till the husband
came home.
When the husband arrived, the Deputy politely
explained his business, and was politely treated. The
gentleman went up stairs aud after while came down
with his wife aud the child
The little fellow was nicely dressed srd his adopted
mother brought down with him whole armtul OF the
ddintest little clothes aud ruiites, &c beside nun
ber Of toys which had been purchased FOR the pet al
Christmas. AL these she laid the floor at his feet
without saying word; too proud to display either
affection or grief before the hated mother of her pet
yet showing symptoms OF the most nteuse suppressed
agony The father acted as became man under
such circumstances; allowing the child 70 go quietly
and without fuss. The mother took the little one 10
ber arms, the Deputy gathered up the clothing and
toys and they left The door closed quietly behind
them snd the more than zeal mother was forever
bsTeaysd of ,he dearest object of her affections
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
PUBLIC MEEIING,S
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Mr.. PURDY in the chair.
At the meeting of the Supervisors yesterday after
loon large amount Of petitions ana bills were referred
A communication WAS received from the Directors
Of the Juvenile Asylum, stating that their new build
ing for the reception of children at No IL West Thr-
tsentb street was completed through the generous all
OF the city, and inviting tie members 70 make II a
visit of ifspeotiop after wi ch would be opened for
the purposes for which it was intended. Accepted
TIE Committee on County Officers reported IN favor
OF paying tho bill OF the CorOners for the laat quarter
amounting to ,397 81, and it was adopted.
The Committee County Officers reported that
the Coroners Office at present located ~as salts
factory to those officials, but it wanted repairs. The
Committee favored the appropriation OF sJDO to rent
that Office. The paper, Oh motion OF Mr. Blant, was
laid over.
A message was received from the Mayor. inclosing
al opinion Of Mr.. Busteed. Counsel TO the Corpora
ton as to the powers Of the Common Council relative
20 the remission of taxes. Inc opinion is to the effect
that the Common Council have not tho power to ren,
taxes that the Supervisors alone have the power 10
remit taxes and that s the taxes that have been re-
nitted by the Aldermen are Illegal. The paper was
ordered printed.
The Committee on County Offices reported on the
fees Of the CITY Inspector fOr recording marriages,
and 10 reduce the same from 10 ceuts to cents iOr
each marriage recorded. Adopted.
The report in favor of allowing the City Chamber.
lain clerk at 81 800 per anuum, was brought up and
laid over.
The bill of the Sheriff for the !ast quarter s5,H3 81
was ordered paid.
Mr.. KENNiDY spske highly of the opinion Of the
Council to the CorpCfaton in regard to the remission
Of taxes and hoped the Controller would be requested
to direct his officer the Receiver Of Taxes to dsre
gard any act OF the Common Council 10 such renis-
ons and mutilstion Of the tax tt after the approval
Of -aid lists by the Supervisors. Adopted.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
FIRES.
1rr snrrH sIRyEr FieE.

rHr SOUTH SHEET FIRE.
Tie damage done hy the Ore 81 No. 81 Sonth street
on Sorfsy right is rot so extensive IS w.s a. hrst
calculated. Edward Douglas, occupying tee hrst
hcOr, formerly occupied by Henry hetohum, Is tue
prncip& loser. his loss i.fet down al = 90 In
suTsd for 50 Ns~n the Equitable, sDd ", iD N tae
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Companies
SimpsoD & Msyhew, occupying the second hoof
sustsued sti0 lose Insured for D in toe .st kiver
Irsur.nce Company. ID. 7. TTumby salmsAer, fourth
floor, lost a. oo0 Iusured foI OcO in the LotiHard
hsuarce Company.
Lewis & Co., occupying the basement. sustained
soCo loss Insured for s2eoe in the Atlantic laso.
rance Company.
FArsH ALARM.
The alarm st O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
caused by some old sail cloth ignng at the ruins OF
the south street fire. Tie fr-men OF the lower Dis
JiC.s turIed out strorg. Some malicious wretch tor
tie purpose Of having generl turnout of the entire
department, caused the bells to be rups for the III
District.
FIRE AT IsLiP, Z. Z.
The ho.se ard store Of Ebert p. D1ryee OF Istp IL
L. Jchnson's large hotel. was burned Yesterday
moInrg at ] clock. The fsmy had barely time to
escape with life, clad only in night clothes IIe books
and very anal portion Of the furniture were saved
Insursrce in New-York on goods, 5000; on blild-
irg. &C. 81 j00. The cause Of the fire has not oeen
asoertanod but j. supposed 70 Be the Work oi an IN
centiSry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

SHOCKING DEATH IN WAsHINGToN.-A young man
Of estimable character and fine tsleut named John
Hart came 10 his death on l. street. between Fourth
and Fifth in most distressing manner by getting ae
oidentsliy hung the paings OF fence l; seemed
from what We could learn OF the circumstances that
young Hart who is the Of very estimaoe gentle
man. formerly connected with the Charleston, \. G.,
pspers came 10 his boarding house 81 late hour ana
attempted 10 climb the pailngs OF the mont yari,
Ind in coiog So his foot apparently slipped, AID he
vas caught by the neck in such manner Ss strange
hun 10 death. faitaful dog, which was with hls
him from the peril and 10 doing So tore the clothes en-
trely Of from y, ,uDg Hart in MS efforts 10 pull him
down. Wnen found this morning, the body was stiff
and eo and the clothes torn in shreds by the dog ay
sst,ered about, the faithful animal keeping guard
over the dead body of his master.
TRouB1E IN WIscoNsiS.-TTe Madisoa Argus
ltstes that counterpart Of AutR times in New
York is doabtless approaching in Wisconsin. Tae
Home League" formed by the farm iaortgagors,
Already extends the entire tract Of country where
lands have been mortgsged 20 the rslroad companies,
and embraces probably 5000 70 1900 persons The
organization Is secret one, bound together
oy os.hs, and it's secrecy Is protected 10y signs,
xnps ard passwords. IL was ~ first given oat
HAT their objects were simply to protect, by gal
nesns, the possession Of their property. Bat 4.
Souo,s arise whether any valid lcgsl defense CSC
s%ses' % up 10 the foreclosure OF the mortgages iAe
spl' ol tbe Home League is chsuget, sod the de-
Sscous property by any and a. means taat may
p pecessery Is its object. We learn from lNe
D,aso Dan CHissa that at the last meeting OF this
eegue, he'd at Rolling Praiiie few days sso,
.sso.euon Vas passed declaring virtually that, II sn
ssenpt Sas MADE to collect these mortgages the
meiest on tnem, they should resort TO some violent
Evng expression to feeling uppermc, In their minds
VSn2alies. y
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMHOrSE.

The Board met yesterday at the Rotunda, Mr..
DUGEO 10 the chair.
Pudney & Russell Printers, informed the Board
that they had bought DR.. Mortons claim for 81 800,
and that they would commence suit for the recovery
OF the amount. Referred to counsel.
The resolution approprating $50 to provide the
Warden of the City Prison with suitable residence
was unanimously adopted.
Mir. MALONTY called up his resolution 20 appoint
Committee 20 90 10 Albany.
Objection ives made that there was no occasion at
prescnt for the Committee whereupon Mr. M,LoSEf
persisted in pressing for it immediate appointment
Mr.. W. I. PINcKNEf said be id not zee why the
member pressed tins Committee matter hard unlSS"
he had some private az to grind
Mr.. MALoSEY retortsd Father warmly, Indignantly
repuciating all 80 penury motives .
Mr.. Il. l.. FiSCRSTY moved that the COMMITTEE be
instructed t. require the NewYork dele cation to urge
the following amendments 10 the Alms House law;
That tbe power tie Governor b. limited 60 far appoPu'
that ihc estimate, Of expenditure .hs be arranged by com
tee from the Supervisor, and the GoyernoTs Of the Am'
r.op s the work house who sha leave there more than
once that Oo00 be allowed 20 ts county 70 pay or papI
ebste In toe street, between hons Of sad
TO s ss i,aad their shall give bonds to send
The whole mstter wls referred to Special Com
mttes, B. f. Piuckuey, Wash. Smith AID T. IT, Ma
loney, 10 replt. -
Eumber remaining Jan g. M
Admitted
$50
Sent 20 Peuiten:isry. -
Sent 10 State i---P
p.n,,o,,, J,, q
RsIievu. Prison. w
Inn,,;c A.yIln $50 second District Prison...... -
lir-s III Third District Prison. IS
Psriten,isrv. ~ Fourth Dis.trt pnsoa......
IL IIos from kbo1se S45 Coorei
Is os fTom Alushouse 8oCoored Orphan Asylam...
Workbor ..... O!6 Children a. .405
Small Pox HosptA..... 5lC.y Cru-isfy.s...'....' IL
RaudSlrs Islaud..........i,oosl -
Kendall. Island Hospital. z1il IJ:sl.. ....-.'s ilJ
The Board then Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

AvorHYR FNPIosioN or D. Poyts P0SDEs-
MIILs-A very sensible shock Of sAat T's suppcs d
al fret 10 be ~ earthquake Was experienced 10 ihIs
city Yesterday afternoon. II was noticed b. many
peisoIs il different part ot P1isdsphia, by ,he vio-
eui Ing Of WINDOW sashes aId III case ia Il we
heard Of by the destruction Of large paior mirror
Much speculation ndu ged IN a. 70 tue cause OF
the eoucGssicn and it not until late last night that
the telegTsph informed that was occssloned oy
the explosion Of Du Points Powder-ails, ST Whining
ton, Delaware, THIRTY Mills DIsTANT FRos fHis
CITY. Fortunately but two persons were Killed;
Cor steripg the hour al which the accident occurred
Il O'Clock the large humber Of men employed IN the
nils and their nsaIness 10 other establishments IN
which hundreds were engaged, il is indeed most az
ten shiIg that greater loss ct lie was sustained
We are sony car give no further particulars, ss
the disp atch is nesger one l. vii be remembered
that some three years sgc, explosion took place a.
the same mills, snd subseq ,snty, vagon-lOad Of
powder from the same establishment exploded IN one
IF the principal streets Of Wilmington, causing ths
instant ieath OF two men and seriously njdring sey
eral others among whom was one OF the MesHs Dl
Pont whoee des,h ensoed few days thereafter from
tb. injuries he sustained.
The Characteristic bsnevo,erce OF the ovnerI OF
the nil. II such cases, has been manifested on this
occasion. Il thought that the preparations vhica
have beer made snce tie last fatal event, when one
Il their finn was Killed, would teCi - prevent tae
occurrence of thess dstrs ssng dsssers but il see s
there Is sill vice Geld tor improvements in SAFE
guards. lPnila. Press, J.n. FL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
RemaInln, jar. 2, le.e.
EQuAL RIGHTS At UNION COLLEGE.
To "A. E4;ior of The y. L. Tribprs.

To as EliiOs of The y. L. Tribsns
SB: Csn an institution Ike tt!on CoHegc, inders4d
by the STATE refuse admittance to youog man pre-
.eurg the required certificates Of good moral charae
ter End able to pace the usual exain alton, simply on
account Of color Tbs is now the csse a, this Col
lege. Young colored man, Of rather prepoS'e-sins
personal appearance, coming from Central College o
This STATE. where b. had carried OF several pnzes =
brings recommendation Of the most unexceptiou Die
character and ask 10 be admitted 20 The Junior class
Our venerable but prudent President said u -ioaI DE-
left with the class The Clsss bya majority ot ten
decided this morning to admit: bat uoH our President
cuims rather absurdly that the consent "a the class
must bc unanimous. D. >. b.
Tsga ColifQe Jsn q, l3js
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

BrIL's HEtD.-There was a pretty strong effort
made yesterday by tEe cattle brokers at Fortyourth
street tc ave the droves from the disasters Of the pre-
yious week and the prices offrsclass cattle were held
ard some sales were made st advance Of half
cent above our last report, aud all grades Of cattle
were held higher but must say that very few sales
were nade-not az many s, usual on Tuesday. The
owners and their brokers being aware that tfe uppy
Of csftle for this veek. market must Dc considerably
less than last week felt sanguine until near sunio"n
that they could advance the rates bu the, began 30
find by that time that il takes two ID make bargain,
and that unless butchers were more wiling On
Wednesday than they were on Tuesday 70 pay
asking prices, they might as well not have been
sss-u 81 i<-- a, - 49,. ~-sA s--.--s-y
the market mig sht as well not have been opsned. The
number ysrded up to the tue we lsf. theysris last
everipr was $50 beside the Harlem Railroad stock
AMI few stale cattle. From all we could learn the
number to arrive from Bergen, Albany, and Harlem
Road woad make mp about 500 for sale in Forty
fourth street this week which would BE- ABOUT coo less
than the week before but Of considerably heavier
class Of cattle 50 that the supply, we think, will bs
ample for II demand wtbou, any advance Of prices.
Our Albany report gives |, $50 ss the probable
Der to be sent from there 10 this market. The Erie
and Harlem furnished 900 last week but they
only give go this week, it vii make up the estimated
nrubcr Of . 800, and If so, there will be but smsl
chance Of msineinirg the hoPedfr advance of price
this week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Aptomna. the eminent Hsrpist, gives Soiree
on Thursday at Dodworth's Rooms, commencing at
p m. He will be assisted by NJ. Woltse. The loyers
Of music will fnd this dainty entertainment
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
COURT CALgNpAR-rm, p.,.

CEITED STATES DIsTIIcT CoURr.-Nos. Is, G1,
81, "a ~, e5. 81, 49, %, 81, 81
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUr.-PART I.-Hos. 81,
d. 49, 0s 53 6l7 ISL 565 557, @ 56g 5 5T 65 ST. SCI.
5s5 5s5 z5 f37 PAET Ii-So. SO 5et Hit 5f, t5l Sc
3sl 6s2 6c3 elo eI2 6f 6l6 6ls 60 6<l 6A 64 go sSl
SUPRTNE CoURr--SPEcIAL TEEs.-Nos. I3l, 1872,
los las sa 1884, 40 fs9 lso 49, js 1885, I6, 49, is 49,
2CO s0l, 12, zo3 80 ,,, .. 49,. o.
2ol SS8 32l Ss2 1z8 rs. siI, so, i66
BRooxLYs CRY CoURT.-Nos. 81, = n, 73, n,
% 40 20 5. n. 78. a. 81 e. s5 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
We are Indebted to Wells, Butterfeld & Co. for "a
California papers by TIE Overland Mail.

We understand that a very interesting party Of
homeleis boys who have been in the newsboys lodg-
il. house for weeks are to leave the office Of
tie Childrens Aid Society to-day for the West. Some
Il the children have suife red greatly from poverty
and the nclemency Of the season, and are very eager
to GLd good homes 60 far from the evils of the ciy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
| IAdyertienieat

THR GLORIOUS COMPANY or FUN.-You ca
es those mbfh mnatres MUssCs nctaiag eto
They e bst and combination OF Ettop4e
oddities listened The ANrcns snxng, jokfnE Ia.
ANA sutextsiniDs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

evidescs Of tie Officer. Justice Kelly comutte1 the
accused TO prisoa for trial defsst OF 500 bsl esca
TIE prsSaer harhah ieoed any ioien! to ssssi tue
horse and ss ths: Re merely brought tie animal oat
for tie purpose OF taking ride.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
t. n, Esi.sr of TIE Y Tri5r-s

To tfr ESi.or 0 TIE Y. Y. Tribr't
Sir; In your report of Fires in HE TRIBUNE 0f
to-day, it il t.ted that
Yst,rday afternoon FIRE lrred 10 the wine cellar No
u North am but being discovered o. an early mo-
ueIt the flmes before much dansg" vas
slcd Il supp sed that the FIRE ne ~oEk OF an n-
ornoiary Some ntre boxes filed with straw only were
burneo"
As am the proprietor Of the cellar Of that number
/ beg TO inform you that the fire took place in No. is
on the opposite eide of the street. -
FRANCOIS VINCENT,
Nos IS and ~ North. W lid an street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

The EDITOR Of the Wcs,eA.ster Repsbli1as has beea
shown. BY q lsdy, fire csmbric handkerchief nhica
she had received 3 Christmas present from niead
In the center OF the hsrikerch!e wa. pt0toSraPeic
Ekssess Of tie ionor. OF courss every time sne we,
tie eesy sweetness fsors her Ups ga IS TsG-nfS. o
her sossut .r.e1i.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TRYsros FALIs.-Tle Patersoa Guardian says:
"The recent reshsts nave swelled tie Pssssic until
great volume Of water is tunbng over the prsoi-
pice with tremendous roar. Many citizens have
been attracted 70 the spot notwithstanding the cold
weather by the tromendogs noise 80 distinctly hesra
at night from the cataract resembling contnnai fou
Of thunder IL il dangerous, on account Of the ioe
10 approach very near the cbasn, ana cload "a
suray lenders close inspection extremely unpleasant
Durrg the frosty, cold weather hnltsf snow storm
m Y be observed, the spray freezing before u falls.
Ihe snow from this mesrs s nov seven or eight fees
deep about the rocks and is altogether Of homo pro-
du ton. One Of these days we vii manufacture our
own gnov and ask no favors.
BrRSs PRIzg POEs.-Nr. Thomas Frazer Pfesi-
dent OF the Burns Cub at Newark has been awsrde1
prize Of 90 by the Burns Club Of Baltimore for the
best poem appropriate 10, the cslebrston of the
Burrs Cub Of that city, which was to take place 10"
night
JrRIsDIcrIox II TIE CssE Oy CARrga sos
HoyIcIDX-Hudson County Oyer aad iermaer;-
presidirg-Tne indictment Of George Carter for hom-
eide Il q novel case and bss created considerable
interest. Carter, rssidept OF New-fork, Wu IN
dicted By the Grand Jury Of Hudson Comfy New
,'as 80 h Yors ba, .ih occurred In Ns.Jsnsy
T s.as.n y BIZ Az % On Ii 4. ss Ia q
sos @ s1S sos mefs I'D H.. os'ss e..
so,sa ,h o ..c very important sCsstions
Ei,,t Ths rs. Of STATE Ne Jsrsey enforce tss
,.ute Of 5 eoreeDns Tie trial Of murder In where tAs
sssth only hsppsns within the State.
sscosI: Whether the Get, vsd includes Of MA
slsnshts or 10 confined 10 essss u murder.
Tie Jadss lnnated that the indictment Itself mar b -
feetye and that t.A aud conviction upon ae msdts
might be fetu The magnitude of he chsfyt 80
quiIed more dsb-rs,e exaanson Of the polo
than could b Owen TO the Il the hurry Of the Oyer and is
mixer AID ths Cour Therefore should certify the cAss 70 ae
supee Court for tts sdysoy opnion and costume es
Oyer In sssson rn;.l that opiaion can b obtsned- a.
Of sss: eo a; ! Il s,s s 81 q. Il
fusry Isxt
The Cont expressed nxfafae 20 tebsTs Carer ifs
custody upcn giving removable ss - tasy sy a@
cate
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Advertisement !
Hills AR-LIGHT

Hills LIGHT GAS Co. OFFICE, No. ~
has been the topic OF eouvrsstios 7. IN -
~ h~ OF our city Ths hsahfe cheap aa4 ssa1
tsh. IL destined overuls al other hghs Every
al. their oxu sss at two-;hds css thsa any other MIA
s Ard County rghts offered for ss snd The appsrsf
on Inhibition It our Office. MPEs swsosS Co. Agents f
the lui,ed States an Europe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

LEE SIZE PnnrnaR Arus m 0u 6.ishal

IlIF 2 SID ihUIV'KhFHS TN OII, hhlshed u
the frsi sittts IN sup-,or q Roor G.LLssv Ne
So Brusawsy corner Of sIsnA D.rasr-otypes Aahrs
t-peA &C.. copied ana co'ored well IS from fs
perfect likeness sGsFanteet Daxaefreosypes Ph,taea
Ac taieu dsly IN our vel known ';yle fsneslsaes
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fAdvsrtisemeut I

THE METALLIC TABLET SrRoP-lnvented by
Gro sivSDsKs A D. lsis-rhis, the genuine article ~
never equ.ed Cor producing the kecnss psshs sdss
rszcr Can ostare OF the subscribers and usaulsN.
er, J. 4 :. saVNDEgs. No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
TAdver.isu men

Ho! FoR Pixies PEAN. UTAH. KANSAS
snd the "Fn wtsr--MArt and ship everythinG. care =
sIN Mons LrADsEArss ST Louis No. Great Wesssrs Fer
wUtius House otiee No p soath Main s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Iaysrtissmen;

A. W. FABER> Lead Pencils sold at retail hg
al I,ssoos1s At whoesse only By
T.. FAsrS, sole agent, No. lsS wata 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

The third concert of elocution and music, by Prcfs.
Brcrscn Coburn Nssh and Curtis will be given this
evening, at the large hail. Cooper Institute. We
understand the. the audiences steadily increasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

QUAcKESBCsH, OSBORN and Brennan
james Adams, stealing an 0vercOat; Penitentsy
two months P,er Brsen, assault and battery, Peutsasry
two months Jane Bergen, assault AID battery Judgment
penced. John Collins asaut aud battery aned Jane
DoLIely stealing piece Of beef; PentsnaTy months
srF black beg PeEit Btsry three months
beth Jackson assault aud battery City Prson 6ye days Aap
Mccain assault batter Judgment sspsDded Asy Mon
Nigel stealing salt PenitsnEsy four months. Jsmss Palmer.
and coins Pebitentafy three Iaonths-
Mary PatsrsoD stealing shawl and skt fsneDtiary fs~r
months Mary ScbGle stealing coats two carges), Ps1itsn
tiary john Torney aud Thomas Fannins stealing
Whip Penentay three months each Francis Wilson sn1
Mchssl McGrsth, stealing boz OF tea House Of Refuge
Rat DOYLE stealing c0asi PenentarJ four months kss
Daley seain sheets AID oos. City Prison dsys Wn.
ssntL John Aley james Smith and Mens Wgrm sSsaa sal
battery; judgment suspended.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
REAL ESTATE The following sales Of real estate
,ers rnsde at auctinn Ian. o1 By Adrian Ill Mnllcr.

The following Gales were made yesterday, at tie
Merchants Exchange by A. j. Bleecker, Son & Co:
Grand 500
SIX houses ard ots Nos $50 j5l snd 63 Grand st. aud
Nos foS 4c5 and ao7 Maiou. ................. $50
Houses and Let No Al Bsnts, Nv. corner ih s... $500
house and lo No s 6Lst between lat and Aavs 1880
M.eaous.s, des.ehodJ .............'...... I,soo
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fAlvvrtisencatI 4

PHRssoLooy. with charts -
vrstea deserpcss Of caArsses svea daiy s es rsesS
logical cssns Me- 30 ssosa.sy sve blocks sssvs Ne ess.
fsivss r0sus toT 0eo.essa Lsa.s FowLGa wsLaS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

Ex.MAYoR KrSGsLaSD.-Ex-Msyor Ambrose c.
Kingsland has been confined to bis bed for several
days past suffering from attack Of gout in the
stomach.