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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-28
Interest in Land for sale.

Geo. CAad,se, Aai1jssrator DO, Nancy Aistoa a
nY TEcREE Of the County Court Of Davidson County
dered the August term 1859, viii offer for SALE
FRIDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, next the
premises, remainder that the estate Of A. T.
hinton OF his widow, Nancy MlntOn Said
consists Of "a land, situated in Davidson county
on the Nsleasvs turnpike, and about miles from Nashville
upou which there are some comfortable buildings.
TERs: credit Of six twelve, and eighteen months. will be
given with good security ayab;e IN bank uirl and
a lien retained to secure the payment af he same.
r. CHEATHAM.
C1art
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-28
ylasbSilIe alniou ana. amuitsm.
Daily ss; Trl-wsshly s5i weekly Sc.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN TIE DAuY
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" "AYING qualified Administrator with the will annexed.
Of the estate Of JOHN G. RERGUsoN deceased all persons
holding claims against said hereby
them 10 the Undersigned within the time prescribed by law and
al those indebted TO 1t to make payment without delay
JOHN L. SEH0N,
augl2-dlm Admir- with viii annexed.
All persons holding claims against the LITE firm Of Ferguson
Sehon, hereby requested present them to the under
ned st the old Office Of the firm, No. u Cedar street. and all
those nde ted to said firm requested payment With
cat delay. JOHN L. SEII0N,
augl2-dlm Surviving partner OF FERGUSON sEHON.
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NOW or MEYER.
N u ;

N BBLS. Brazil Nuts; 10 Lbls Texas Pecans
" 10 do Filberts; Is do Almonds:
10 do English Walnuts;
In store and for sale low at Is IS Market street by
june29 HUGH MCCREA g. co
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DIX ID.

IRMkTIONG-At No SIS Eighth street. Monday Jan H.
after short and painful Illness Ann, wife Of Rooe At
strong. the 55,h year Of her age.
BROoKS-At Ne Is King street. Tuesday Jan 9 q con
SUMPTION Eugsne Brooks, aged - yeAf mon'a' a9s ~
days
BUTTlKoFER-At Fairmouut, we',ehes.er County, on
Thur,d,y Dec So Of congestion Oft BRAN Cecilia iiito.
DIPLEY-At her daughters re.idenoe NO. no o,em"lea
.senur Sunday, Jan 10 Mrs M.Ieatet Dipley, .;sa
years grandmother Of Edward ana hoeert Aoaa MIA
safs NJ Bachelor AID Mn. Margaret A. Hyde.
West Bloomfield n. j. papers please copy
CoDDINGrON-A. weodbridge, n J.. % haHd'y evening,
cRowELL-At sAnsn., I.snd Of ST. DomP,o, o. yellov
fever Benjamin NJ. crowrl aged 10 years month 'na ~
days
cARrER-In Brooklyn On Monday, Jan. II. Mary Aun:
Of tie s;e John Carter asee IS yeAr' months Aad II
days
DEMARESr-A. Old Bridge, Haeteussos. y. j. Tuesday
tnorprY Jan IT, Mrl Charity pensrr, wife u Capt John
c. DeuAres,, in the 5lst year u Der sse.
DoRANANo o5 Cherry street on Io..d.y syenin, J'I "a
months and ) days
DIssROw-It WILLIAMSBURG, on Monday, Jan. ~ Mary
Cshsne nn. ssushtsr Of john o. and C,AArine psbro~
EtGER-AtNo co Ne, Ninth street Tuesday arsrsoon
jan r. at O'clock Lagrs, only child Of Jennoa nt Lana
r. Easer. aged months and . we-sL
GILLEN-On Tue,e.y Jan is, Mary Glen, ased 60 yesr
Hex friends .'2 G's q Af ::n ~ F Fss.I . fs.y
e'clocI p ~ frSsn No. I20 White street.
Palace pa. and Baltimore paper. please copy.
GLoyER-In Broolyn, hOndsy evening. jan H. q coz
sUnption Davis Clover, ssrd % Jears
KFLLY-At No g7s West Thirty ninth street; On rus,tiy
jan Is Een Kelly IN ne I'D Of her Ass' native Of
IYelAnd-
LEARY-At Nc. 649 Broadway Tuesday mornsf Jsn Is
O'Clock, Joanna Leary u the 9Th jar Of her Age
MARTIN-on Tuesday evening Jan. Is aer PrOtrsetea u
nee. John B. Martin, IN TIE sd year Of ais age
His f-nds respectfully invited attend The f1rera fro
rs late residence No = " e., rty second street. on IN
dSy Jan p 10 ociock without faIther invitation. rs re
sin stsr woodbridge. N J., By The l! u train
OF the Nes-Jsrsey Ra--oe1
MACLEAS-0n Wednesday, Jan. ~, Henry, rfsas con
Wn. II an IN Aselrs,, .Eec Is csys -.
The f I'd. and relatives Of the family respec'y tnves
a.. ID Fdsy Ja,. Il. from the resaaecce W
No 4o7 Fourth ,yeaae, witaou. further invitation.
MARTE-AiSo 81 Yves. Twenty second street on Tuesday
Jan G croT.y 4 the bEsin Ckares Marin, OILY ob
JOHN K ard s.aA L. Martin, aged yess uoriL' SD
u days
srUYvEsASr-Op Tue.say, ish Inst, Ger..s ssryvesss
IN the s4ta year Of his sse. -.
TIE relatives and friends Of bis ty invited 70 Esele
h fuI era or Friday =. ss ins. s'e.ock "a E'n
81 Nsrk's Church, without further ,orce.
sYwARD-Or Tuesday, Jan a. Alfred, son Of Nj Inoms
Seward printer No 40 sevsn,h sseane, IN ~ .h Je1
Of hh age.
SPANISH, bis residence No les South Third STREET Brook
hn Of asthma Ed~AId sps1., esl, sse " Aof-s~''-o
,tr,.t, Dublin, sscd g. yesr.
TRINBLF-At No 81 Norfolk street. fues<sy "a. H.
James Tr.gbs. IN ,ss sd y70 Of his g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

STATE MILITARY AssoCIATIoS.-Tbe Assoc stion
net this morning at III o'clock, Ia the Mayors Room,
in the CITY Hail. Gen. DVRYEA, Vice President, in
the Chair Col LANSING, the President, bling absent
in France.
read by the Secretary. The principal points WeIe as
follows: , -
The Council object to any alteration TO the Militia
They think the New-York project to psy the Militia
Of New-York City specific Sum OF money requires
discussion.
Tee Cavalry tactics ought 70 be amended.
They nav n tribute of respect 10 Geu. Thomas, for
mery Assistant Secretary oi Staio under the IaIe Gov
Marcy. ~. =.
The appropiation to the COmmissary Deputy is
considered entirely Insufficient.
The military On Staten Island did their duty very
saiisfac Only. 80
They tender the compliments Of the Association to
Gov King
have complied with the uniform order. They dieap-
prove Of ths Highland costume:
Thew think that the annual Inspections continue
INADEQUATE and give the names OF delinquens. Iney
exhibit long list of the militia by regiments showing
the difference between the Inspectors ana the CooneIs
returns The difference is about 200.
The total uniform militia OF the State Is IL ,oo6
From returns it appears that 81 per cent oil thes7 "ee
absent at last inspection.
A Committee was appointed to wait upon the Gov
ernor end inforrS him that he ned been appointed an
honorary member.
A Committee Of five was appointed TO wait upon
ex Gov King and announce to him the regrets OF tue
Association at his retiracy from the ohlce OF Com.
Chief and 10 tender him the best wishes OF
the Association.
Tie Convention then adjourned to o'clock, to hear
the annual address to be delivered by Gen. Duryea.
lAhsuy Evening Journal, fuesdsy.
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A CARD.

The AMERICAN UNION AND THEIR OProSENTS.-
There appeared in yesterdays papers reports concern
irg the American Union which calcus.ei 10 i'm
press the public mind unfavoraby toward that nsti'
tnton; but VIXEN the facts of the transpire, it
will be seen that the enemies of the Union have re-
sorted the ves that bribery and corruption en-
poy the purpo.e Of inurng enterprise which stand. in
the other organizations of similar character The
naDsees Of the American Union preparing statement,
with pauyins documentary evidence 70 show sst Of
opp ,son persecution snd SANDER used kIsnst themselves
Union which has been IN bitterness 4
enmy BY tie opponents OF rival institution IN the world
the time, the Of the Ame Union invite
nyestg alton and court the stTiotes; scrutiny.
AUG. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
-fnericGB Union, Ne. 50. Broadrdy.
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cnIrpT cAIFNnAR-THIs DAY.

UyrTED STATS DIsTRIcT COURr.-Nos- y, Is,
lOs 100, Al, &C. e5, rs, g. IS, 90, H. ~ 49,. IN
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERs.-Nos. l19, W,
lzs 49, l67 to IT, us 10 lso Ie s So 10 a. 81 l6l
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.-PARr Mos. lUI,
400 4rs, Az 4s 49, 49, So f5 iS7 49, ~ ~ ~ ts
ash ass fs5 47 45e PART IINos. 940 50 lS- 81, 4IS
~ +Si, 4SS $50 ia SO 49, 5C2 SO sos 5o $40 So
SUPIRIoe CoURT.-Nos. III, 3, 200, 3lS. 559,
s6l $50 So ST. S72 SIS 81, S. a2 S7 81, SD S. 80
32l SIS SCI III,
CoyuoS PIEAs-PsRr I-iBy Court without a
Jur,No. Il to IS q 20 ST. a. % So to ~ inclusive PART
III Nos. /, T. s, g, t. ), .. T. g. 70 49, - 30
KfyGs CorSTY CiRcUIT CoURr-Nos. 81, 100,
BRooKLyx CRY CoURr.-Nos. o. Il, A., 10, IL,
4s 40, a, q, 20, 81, 7, So, 5, p Il, oil, b2, D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

BuRGLARIEs.-Y Yesterday morning Officer Jackson
arrested q fellow named John Maloney, charged with
burglarously entering the dwelling house Of T1omis
Mcclure No. SO West TweDty-eighth street by means
of forcing IN a window and stealing therefron 81,
mostly il bills. Ii CHANGED that among the stolen
money was So bill on the Pacific Bank, which Mcclure
had marked, and in his transactions with one Peter
Farrell be received this bn again. @cGure at once
Identified the bill, and asked Farrell where he got the
bl when the latter informed him that he had received
it from Maloney in payment for some beer. The &C
cused was taken before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, and upon the aiiidayits of Nc
CURE and Farrell committed to prison for examination.
An bish youth, named Ed. Flynn alias Greeky, was
arrested yesterday morning by Officer Hyatt, charged
with bu1garously entering the liquor store of Wilism
Roach, No. 527 Third avenue, by forcing lock from
the hal-door, and stealing therefrom trunk contain
tsilrg property valued at s26. The accused was
traced to an unoccupied basement in Thirty-hith
street, whittier he had conveyed the property. The
latter place, owned by Mr.. Fitzgerald, was broken
into about week ago, and the keys stolen tbererom
Justice Kelly committed Flynn to prison, in default of
81 coo bail.
II will Ue remembered that the places Of business OF
Mr. Lear and Mr. Rosenbaum, at No. 20 Water street,
on the first and second floor entered by burglars
on Sunday night, and robbed Of Let Of meerschsum
pipes, and large quanty of cigars, amounting in
value to $500 or 600. The thieves inside good their
escape with their booty, ard nothing was heard Of
them until Tuesday night when Officers Jourdan and
Wsbr dge ofthe Sixth Precinct, received Information
that the burglars had been dealing with cigar manu-
fsctursr in Canal street. The officers repaired to the
place, and after watching awhile apprehended two
boys ramsd James Hays and Thomas Fraser, whom
they conveyed to the Ststion-House After being
locked up an hOur TO- the boys confessed that they
in company with three other boys entered the pacs
and stole the property above mentioned. The same
officers subsequently apprehended man named Lime
beck keeping cigar shop in Canal street, near the
Bosery, for receiving the stolen property. Justice
Osborn committed the boys and Limebeck for exami-
ration. Limebeck denies purchasing the property.
lie says it was offered to him and he Kept it, intending
to restore il to the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

CoscLUDIsG Report OF THE RANSEY FUND
Al meeting Of the artists who hal contributed for
fhe purpose of aiding the widow OF Mr.. Ranney, this
report was read by the Secretary 1t showed that the
amount realized by the sale of the pictures was
S. 37 So Of which the proceeds Of the pictures Con-
tributed by the artists s. $50. The lecture given
for the fond by Mr.. Brady, had defrayei al the ex-
peuses OF their exhibition The question as to the in-
vestrneut Of the fund having arisen 1t decided to
adopt the plan proposed by the Committee The
PRECEDENT, Vice. President and Treasurer of the Ma
tional Academy, accordingly constituted Turtles
TO invest the money, and pay the interest on semi
annual nbtalments to Mrs. Ranpey for her benefit and
zh.t Of her children. After her death the payment
was to be continued to the gusd of her children
until they became of age, when the principal was to
be handed over to them.
The subject ofthe formation of an Artists Benevo-
lent Society was informally discussed, and Com
mitee, consisting of the following gentlemen, was
appointed: T. S. Cummings, c. L. Elliott 1. +.
TAFT, ID. Seams, I. II. Caifarty and n. B. Collins,
for the purpose of drafting constitution and bylaws,
and reporting at future meeting to bs called by
them.
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cscousiy she moved her hegd aside, and raised her
i ht hand to wsrd Of the blow, when the shock cane
crushing her little finger II atoms, and bursing blunt
iron in her busom That she escaped imnedist desth
IL trnly most wonderful Hook ard Lsdier Com
papy were dragging II cir poDderous carrisgs At
= ,hsro run close behind the c.r, ard when il was
stopped for her to get ont, the fremen unable
10 check the momentum Of their truck. The iron
poioted pole bad crushed the ladys finger ana torn
large rugged hole 10 her bosom. Fan, and blesding
ard suffering eIcrucistiDg torture, she WAS borne to
her residence. Being able TO state the number Of her
dwelling, gentleman hurried forward to break the
news to Der family. On his way thither he enconn-
tered her husband himself, and, not knowing him,
stated that other parties bearing along wounded
lady who said che lived in the house from which be
came. My God = he exclaimed, that must be my
wife" end rushing toward the advancing crowd,
ne soon found that bis fears were verified.
In few UioHtes they bore her msngled form to her
dse lirg ard laid her on couch in the chamber
which she hsd entered happy bride not three weeks
before. Medical aid was summoned, and we learn
that although sbe was oblieed to lOse aer mutuated
finger she has not otherwise sustained any visible dis
fgoremert The wound in Der bosom is e large and
uelyIcoking sceration but bone was broken, nor,
80 far az we could eaIp any vital injury done. she
bears up bravey under her suferiDgs, and cheerfay
anticipates speedy recovery but her husband fears
that some hidden hurt cot yet developed may eopar
die her life.
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CITY ITEMS.
THE PUBLIc LaSps-raE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for
1859 contains the LsOd Bills OF Ms'sr'' norrA AID
Grow and the action OF Congress thereon.

BrrL'. HEap-we call the attention Of ali WHO
re,d the item yesterday under this csption to the re-
mort Of the cattle market 10 prove that our an.
.icip.tion of q hard time among ths drovers YES
terdsy was fully realized. They ceItaioly did have
. hard time. full Of foil one cent pound
End dull market enough to make more de'ps-
rate spectators than such as have been operating
for rise lately, fear AID trembe. Counting the iaH
ut an average Of 50 head, which is within oouna''
and the loss upon the stock 10 market TINS week Is
over $50 OOO the whole Of which may be set do"n q
loss Of those VINO owned the stock on the day came
into market. Very, very few cattle sold at over ten
cents o. poupd. net, sod great msny such as will
make good market siDg beef sold at less than nine
cent? and lots of oxen that should not be killed did not
bring proes equivalent to eight cents pound for the
meat. No man can tell what prices will rule week
benoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

CHANGES AT SING SisG PRIsoS.-The wedding out
process has been resumed since Jan. l, when Demo
cratic Inspector RHODES took charge Of the institution
in TIE customary routine. Mr. Principal Keeper New
Land was removed few days sinee 10 make room for
Mr.. b. p. Gnlick late Of the same grade Of office at
Auburn Prison, and WHO was in authority at the hms
Of the death Of a convict there by "showering'
Keepers Charles Bel and Lewis Leavens have also
been removed, sn6 james Nolan of Albany Edmund
Murray, ard John Doyle Of Coboes, appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

RowDrIsM.-On Tuesday night, Mr.. John DAILY
rimple of No. 3l5 West Twenty-eighth street, was
fond lying nsensibe from injuries and loss Of blood in
Washington squsre, and sent home by the polite. Mr.
d. upon recovering stated that he was attacked on
the corner Of Fourth street and the BOwery by two
unknown men, who beat him in the most brutal rnsn-
uer, without the slightest or proyocaton. lie
made bis way to the square, when he fell from eHtsus-
ton. No arrests were made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

DEirH or GERARD SrUrvEsAsr.-Mr. Gerard
Stuy vsssnt, well known citizen, died on Tuesday, at
the age Of 81. Mr.. Stayvesaut was descendant OF
The old Dutch Governor. Being one of the three heirs
among whom tie bulk Of the late Peter G. Stuy'
ve,snts property divided, he enjoyed, during the
last ten years of his life, very large fortune Mr..
Stayvessnt had always been in robust health until
about year ago. when he was seized with some in
te,nal mslady, which foaly terminated his life. His
wife and two sons survive him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

c1r GUARD BALL.-The Academy Of Masc was
crowded With byiart as'tmblsge on the occasion Of
Abe Annual Ball Of he City Guard, on Tuesday night
The interior Of the building was tasteuiy decorated
Over TIE stage represented marquee 10 the rear
Of which ras scene Of the eDcampment OF this Glsrd
MT Staten leland Numerous jets OF gas we're arranged
70 az to form the words "Cy Guard, beneath which,
in the same brilliant characters, was the motto,
a. Sans ruer ct reprOehe.' Prominent officers OF
nesry s the city military organizations were present.
The affair passed off in pleasant manner and reflected
credit on the Company and its officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-J.S. ls:--Befor'

Yeste rday morning Hugh MoElroy placed
trial on the charge of burglary in the third degree in fe!o
neousy enteTirs building South Third street p and
81 sus several Dollars in change lie convicted OF the
ofeD and sentence reserved.
Philip FaEsn indicted for snd larceny pleaded guilty 70
petit larceny the PeneDsry Tor SIX
months James t. yOr who III AIDED guilty to larceny, was
sentenced 20 the Peniseutisry for .inilsr p-riod-
ouaro Csrgsr indicted or rape pleaded not guilty. aud
udedf for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

FATAL CAMFHENE AcCIDESr.-Coroner Oheefe
hed an inquest Wednesday No Is anetta street.
the body Of Mary Bell young married Il year, Of age
born in Virginia who died from burns received The might pre-
vou explosion Of csmphene lamp IL spp-sss thht
deceased engaged IL filing the amp while the wick va
huYfirs exploded ard FIRE ard before
could be extinsuished she fatally injured TIE
CoINneIs jury renaeIed verdict OF "aeetden.- desih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sPECr.L TEKN-JAS I7-Befor- Judge
naVfps-DyCIsIONS.

SUPREME COURT-sPECIaL TEIN-JlS. i7.-Before Judge
DAVIES Decisions.
Caroline GoT sct. Orange N. Ballard, ct ei.-Jg,g-
ueut for plaintiff with In Is no: pad,
receiver nus. appointed defendants directed % convey
premises TO receiver 70 be Authorized 20 sen lie
same ano the prooeed the plaintiff Jrdtn,rt
Robert Shiels oct. William V. Brady 'gnsnt
for defendant. Of $50 and interest from March -
1853, AID coats Of suit, 80
Robert Laton agt. Alsnson H. Chase ct aL-Indg'
neut for rlsirtf declaring him entitled 70 specific perform
suce Of III corsc Defendants 20 amount OF pu ns--
orey IN % days after entry Of Judgment IN 'ceodanee WIZ
opinion.
Jotn Stevenson agt. John B. Buyton.-Referee -
be sppnied ,sceran plaintiffs damages By reason Of re-
fu,sl Of defendant TO comply with ootirset On bis
Judgment entered that he pay the costs Of hi. acton sni
practically perform his contract deiendauts failure 20 DO
90 plaintiff have znent against him for amount reported
due, with costs Of this action
John NJ. Martin sgt. Cornelius hanouse.-Ju1g-
ueut for plaintiff, vita costa.
CBANBERs-JAN. l9.-Befors Judge suTHEfLAsD
TIE AUSTRIAN BASE-NOTE FORGERY CASH.
The People rel Henry Rohnsr sg The Warden OF the Cy
Pr.Ion.
This wss the Austrian baDs-nOte forgerles case
TIE rtstor rdesvored procure his reesss by virtue Of
Il hsbeas corpus The srZued sst week ana
to-day Judge rendered s decision dcsret the ~Tt sad
RENTED MIN back 20 the custody Of the Warden
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N ARRIE ID.

gURTON-aACOY-At YoGkyille, on Thursday. Jan Q, BY
The Rev. T. wslch Mr. Richard Burton TO Ms. Margaret
hAcoy bot, Of this city.
BkoWN-kULFoRD-On Tuesday Jsn 10, by the Rev. Dr.
Nssi- Lewis g. Brown OF YORK % Emehne 81 daughter
Of William p Milford, esq., Of Elizabeth, " J.
PORTER-GLINES-ln Troy, y. Y. BY the Rev. J: n
Parker, on SATURDAY Dee. p Mr. Less G Porter Of 81
Iofn,iury Vt and Miss Annie W. Gnes Of Lunenburs VI.
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COrRT OF GENERAL SEsslONs-WEDSgsD JAZZ. IA
.for IrDC

There was very little business done today in this
Court John Carey, sas George White, pleaded guilty. to
stealing SIS from Mr. VIM II. Hartvc and senie &c -
two wears iurrisoument in tie State Prison.
AnLur Marezysh Pole WAS tried for stealing 81 TIE
evidence conflicting and the Jury were unable to sTe- -
a verdict.
The Court then adjourned FOR The day.
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fA6yertisenen.i

Observation-Disclosures with charts and
written descriptions Of tsracer given daily a. the Phreno
Logical Cabinet No SOS Broadway blocks above the Pax
Private rooms sor Gentlemen and Ladies' foWLEg WELLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

MrTcHrL's LLcTURy.-Profes'or Mitchell gave his
second lecture on "The Laws, Structure, ard Stability
af the Planetary System to an immense audience at
The Academy of Music last evening The third lecture
of the course will be given Friday evening at the
same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

RIAL EsTArE.-Tbe following sales were made yes
terday, at the Merchants Exchange by a. j. Blocker
Son a. Co.:
On St Marks Place Ssory attic and basement brick
house and lot, No. 49, house s6S55 lot leS. Sl2 900
~ Iops a5s loo $3.50
On sday ct w s. n. in N So st. 25xlG0. 2675
On 59d.., lots g & 25IlOO each. $50
On frame houses and ots Nos. 500 and 3l w. 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
United STATES MARsHAL,s OFFICE 10. 1883

Ire steamship City ol W .shiugton recently srrVeI
this port bsvne prisoner board named John " Sensr
VIII home by tie American Consul At Liverpool % o.
tired Cd charge Of assault with dsr gerO1s wesron wh II
t.ur 20 kill the Of the ship Oars while ths. 'e
outward The accused was taken Int" Gus
tody BY the Marshal, held 70 ewsit exainu atom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
tAdversss e-ut
A. W. FABRR's LEAD PENCILS sold at retail
by eli sAisoprrs. At Wholesale only by
L fABkn sole Are No. - W Man 81

$40 0CO PER ANNUM will be- saved h. the people
" oL sstnupd reduc ion Of his celebrated DoLLaS
PHoToe lPHc 20 81 cert Painted In stye -
Size, exile. Gallery No 20 Broadway.
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