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Districts.

l. THOMAS A. R. NELSON, (0pp.)
2. HORACE MAYNARD, OPP
g. REESE B. BRABsoS, (0pp. probability
4. WILLIAM B STOKES, (opp.)
g. ROBERT HATT0N, (opp.)
6. JAMES h. THOMAS, DEM
Z. JOHN V. WRIGHT, Dem.)
g. JAMES NJ. QUAELEs, (opp.)
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DENTISTRY .
UfffYD
w, HI. MORGAN, ID. ID. s.,
CONTINUES THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES.
OFFICE No. "a NORTH CHERRY STREET,
tF5ruer1y occupied by Ramlia q N0rga@)
aug3-dlm
MRS. EMMA HOLCOMBE.

Qate Of the Nashville Female Academy
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OfNashvlle and its vi
ciny that she will open Select Finishing School, for
yong ladies' on first Monday September next at No. ~
Summer street.
The cors will comprise usual branches Of English elu
cation and particular attention will be paid to French which,
so soon as practicable will be made the language Of the school
and family.
M A few Boarders can he accommodated.
For terms particulars &C. apply to Mrs H. through the p o.
o on the premises.
RkrREyc-The President Faculty, Trustees and Patrons Of
ng Greek Academy Rapdes Parish, La, during the
1893 9 and do. Of the Southern Female College,
IaGrange Ca during ISL 50, and 81 do. do do Of the
Kichmopd Female Institute Va during 1854 IS, S. aud
'57 Gov Henry Johnson Joseph Walker La Hon John
Mclean, T. s. Supreme Court Hon. q W. Smythe Texas
Hon Marshall Brotheron Hon Edw Bates, St. Louis, Mo-
w W Pugh ESQ; Gen. c. Martin, Assumption, La ;
Rev E. B. G. Howell, D. D. Rev. j. Hays, J. NJ Hamilton
ESQ., Nashville. JuIyly-d5taWImo
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BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,

and have bought out A. B. ROBERTSON.
Having united Stocks viii conduct bushes on
greatly enlarged scale
splendid stock Of goods and also resolving
beautiful Of Ladies' Misses and Chidrsns work. in great
VARIETY We the customers Of FARRAR DIsNuKn and
epubc EeLeraly, call viii sell Shoes very
Low prices for CASH.
EAkEAR. DKSNUkR
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IOUISVII.LE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
ca n - u u - = Is u g ~
Time from Nashville to LOuisviile--Six-
teen Hours.
ON and after WEDNESDAY, August the 10th inst lass,
Z Trains will Is foliOss:
Lave NasbviIle 400 A. NJ. and 90 P. NJ.
Ar,ya At Now ling Green do and do
Coan an Mail COACHES with train Ritters, louis, lie
Lave tiers JS1 T. VI a. SlO 4, n
ArIivz II Louisville 10 aud 10 DO
Lave IouixvIIe go A. NJ and 400 P N.
49,. VI Bitt,rs lI:l0 do ard 100 do
Connect BY Mail Coaches wh Trains at Bowling Green for Nash
vile. -, =,
Arrive At Nashville 1899 do 1000 do
B Arrangement close connection Is made at Louisville
with the Northern Eastern and Western routes
Connect mail coaches al Gaan Tor HartsYie and
Carthage. , =, A,.L -
Wearing hppaei alone constitutes baggage OF which eah
person allowed free OF charge above that weight
subject extra charge paysbe the Conductor All other ar
ticles carried will be charged express eght
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking the az Edgehed GaatA and
BoyIiag Green, without purchasing tickets, will be charged Zen
cents extra. kOBEkT AAChEOD, superintendent
aus7-u
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hH ss Sdday Of August sold 70 A. r. Hicks aud JonE T.
Housloz my Of QueensEae China AID dlass
with ny Books, Accounts and other evidences OF
debts they authorized collect and receipt or the
same J. c. DARDEN.
A. IT. HICKS JOHN O. HOUSTON
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E9
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THVHE Adams Express Company beg leave to their
friends the public Of Nashville that they have copclud
ed arrangements with the Louisville and Nashville Rail Road
Company under which they will extend the operations Of their
Express line Of that Road commencing August ls e59
On completion Of the Nashville end Of the road to Bowling
Green about 10th Of August 1859, messengers will run
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars IS to rates. time, &c apply to -
A. K. HOLT,
aug2 -du No. IS Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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35,7Os 1904 33,sse Is, 10

1916 H,i56 1910 i5,7s6
Total..........736 3s 66,I7s Ills 59s07
66,I78 59,8O7
7,4G0 1871
sVotes in this election with Davidson RoDertsoa and Mont
gomery L.
I Votes in this election with BedsOe.
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WHAT ARE GOOD ME DICiNES!
LN0ST every family in the country is obliged depend in
N great measur upon popular patent medicines More
business is done with item By druggists than with all
their other articles together. In such important matter,
what folly committed and loss Of life incurred BY using
and dangerous remedies, when reliable and autheEca-
ted medicine like the enberg Family remedies be OBJ
tane3 in every town in the United States,
THE FOLLowIEa
Tn every instance, far long and extensive acquaintance
enables Judge the GIfeuberg Family Medicines have
done all that is claimed for them. (Ts Vegetable Ps, IRE
rine CotAoiicoa, and Green A0aaia Oet irOrk mira
cSes)
O. A FOX, Pastor Presbyterian Church, Spencer, n Y
WHIP IDE, Praetieing Physician. bsveHiam, n. Y.
O. " BUSHNELL. NJ. ID Hartford, Ohio.
JAMEs WILSON, West Bedford, Ohio.
ALRX. MACKENZIE,
Aug2 Agent, NASHVILLE.
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Washington, SuIliUaa. Garter, end iJOAnsOn. --aEO.
R. MCCLELLAN.
Hamilton, Bradley Marion, and BIedsOs.-JoHz A.
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Lots ia Edgeieid For Sale.


Jauaes M. Hamilton, Admir-, and Others
VS.. Va. Hamilton and Others.
ERY DECREE Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
NJ rendered at July Term, ls59. t5e above cause will
offer for SALE at House. Nashville SATURDAY, the
M day August 100 feet Of ground the north side Of
Watson street, Egeaeld being lot No. in the plan OF lots
laid OF by L. Foster OF JnO Shelby and Ann Mnnck,
TERMs-ODe and three years credit will be given without
interest three good endcrers, with notes payable n Bank
TequI ed. H. CHhIhAM; ClefA,
sugIO-td Fee 80 90.
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DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, sc
N7Ehave the Graetsa6srg Dyssatery Syrup used in
wv of bowel complaints IN all their varied FORMS from
simple oosenes, cholera and speak Of
in The highest terms and recommend Il n confidence beth
the mild Of long ssndng teures
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, n. y. City
T. K DE FORREST, ~ D. Board Of Health, -
ca. DIsBROW, Episcopal Clergyman, saGOIk,Ya.
DAVID PITMGN. Court Street, Boston, Sass
GE0. sToUDINGER Board Of Aldermen, Newark, M.
J. ii. HART, Cleveland Piandealer Ohio.
VIM FARLAND, Cleveland, Ohio
aug2 Agent. Nashville;
Kid, Silk and LisIe Thread Gloves.
ID REcSIvED-An assortment Of seasOnAb:e Gloves.
IA julyB-u J. II. McGILL.
Fans,
A CHOICE lot of Fans at cheap rates, for sale BY
n julyl5-d. ). n. McGILL.
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
lust received invoice Shirts various patterns
Embroidered Bosom, Bosom, assorted size plaits
juneii 'f'' Mos1LL
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
WE small Of Trunks vaIises which
juneli MoaILL.
TIES, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
TUsT received choice lot Of Neck Ties, Stocks Gloves POok-
- ct Handercheis supenes &C., embracing all the
iunelI J.H.MoGILL.
HALF HOSE.
SIEK. Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere Plain and Fancy
= Cotton, received and for sale by
junell J. II McGILL.
FANS! FANS!
LIVERY variety Of Pans, Of PEARL white red Ivory San
~ del Wood and few Parssol Fans By
juneli J. II. McGILL.
Combs, Brushes, POrfmOnaieS, &c.
TTVRAvELING BAGS, TRUNKS. CARPET
BAGS, UMBkELLAS, and general stock Of Fancy Goods,
received and for sale at moderate prices.
]. II. McGILL,
Ladies and Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
june1I Corner Of SQUARE and College st.
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OPPOSITION REPRESENTATIVE.
DaVidson-J B. WHIrR and E. II. EAST.
davidson, Robertson and AontgOmsry--R. b.
CHEATHAM.
Montgomery-N. B. DUDLEY.
Ro6ertsoH-JoHN WooDARD.
HanatOn-DASIEL C. TRKWHITT.
Bedford-W. H. WIsENER.
McNaiy.-MORPHIEs.
CIdi6o7He-KNCAID.
Carter and Johnssn.-ALFRED NJ C. TAYLOR.
Wilson.-W. L. MARTIN and JoHE R. DAVIS.
KnOr-JOBN WILLIAMS.
MeNin.-ALFRED CALDWELL.
Knoz and Ssvier.--R H. ARMSTRONG.
Smith -JCsEPH G. PICKETT.
WGyns-J MORRIS.
Williamson EWING.
Carroll, Madison, Gibson and Henry.-JAMKs D.
PORTER.
Henderson.-A. G. SHREWSBURY.
RodRe-GREESE.
Jackson-KENNER.
Whte-RUssELL.
MddisoR-HURT.
Gibson-J. L. WILLIAMSON.
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ROME AND THE POPE.
TIL e Rom IN Question,
By
e. ABOUT.
Traaslatsa IRON ~ Frspck b. Il C. CogrE.
Suppressed in Fraaeel
4 vol. Emo. cloth.

The Roman QUESTION IS the most pungsnt pity nd eozrs.
ate sketch c0urt Of Rome that ever appsrsd and
is understood written eoaadsucs asd uadsr
the patronage Of Louis SapOson although yielding 10 s1pe
ency he Afterwards suppression. T rHocs.D cop.
Of 1t wS taken into Italy by the Prince NaP0sOn m
al dissribntiOn.
About himself says;
Paron me certain vvacsiss Of Style WhieA hsa not tine
esrset plunge boldly int the heart Of he book
will ind sonsrhng thsre.
81 sgh rly and in go0d fath Iso not prssna . lua ell
hsOss Italy without passion have illuminated
Of them.
arr have sought publisher IN Brussels While had an excel
lent one in Psr rot because azr On score Of
the regulations Of press severity q tbaaals; bat
Pope long arm, vhieh might reach in FAues
have gone hale Ou Of The "ay to tell HIN he plain 's con
tanned in these pages"
'oneOfths most PuHssnt productions Of the day 7Tss,
Nay 70.
.'Iu,Olsrably witty and msrsssy truthful -say Bs's,
May J.
an About the darsnsss and SEXES upon
Of this national PrOusshsus Attsusaa', May "A.
Just REcEITsD BY
W.T.. BERRY * CO.,
aagi0 Public 5gaAre-
YANKEE NOTIONS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
sus5 nAaAs JOHssOs.
APPLETON'S RAIL ROAD GUIDE
For August just receiEedby
aUg9 HAGAN & JOHNSON.
whites COunteVEeit DetectOr aud COm-
mercial Reporter
ausS HAsAN q JOHNSON
Harper,s Pictorial History OF the war In
ItaIY, in Monthly Parts, ~
/ August No. iast received b.
sug9 HAGAN & JOHNSON.
MAGAZINES ron AUGUST.
| Harpefs Magazine,
| GOdey's Ladies' Book.
| Patnams Magazine,
| The Great Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

-. noble prcporiops tsao Lord Lyddhur'ts; Dat
!, !. an euinently practical NM, AGO 'Ptn uotk'
nio, ~;thout spcck Of rust, kept Ia fui' pay IS
81. We, rot over'sskej, oy the du'ee o tne y l,e,
TTna!sb;o Take these foar men together, ADD
Jus'O - MINT ch4l.Ige any sssemblage at any
soPpSse y, .ny neriod Of history to mach them az
large acqoiremont aud loog-e1ercised add
rns1v,lou,ly preserved po sers CT mud.
rbom.s Dod sorJA. esq, tle head aud founder o.
A.. t.mou, bod roItb B,nd,' has besn appointed
Postmaster at Morn'to"r.
M. K w. Emerson is delivering course Of Elk
lectures upon The Law Of Success" 20 Equality
"Morals," "Clubs,' Criticism and "Msnners,
in Boston.
1t is said that NJ Washington Irving hss com
pe,e1 ,he hfth volume Of bic L'f1 of Washington
The BOston Alqslsuds the Staie Of Georgia andtns
CITY Of Savanna for rs possession Of one inoiVdoal
fChss.A.L Lamar "woo combines IN himself the
characters of pump, pirate AID Pusiiist-
Tia .tIl alive Col. Pike Of ArkausS is about TO
n.k tour among the Iodsn tnbes OF the West, ac-
.,onospisd by several gentlemen who know the way
Of the red man.
Til True Data Of the l6,h inst announces tbs
Mr.. Ullusn left New Orleans very hastily The Sheriff
.unsued him, but returned bis srt iudorssd non az
inyertus" The charming Pic ,olouini bsd, however
sepsra;ed from him before ne became bors De combat
Mr.. Smith Brien arrived at Augusta, Ga, on the
18th Of March. file is to Y sit Senator Hammond .
plantation, at the invitation Of that gentleman
Two Amsrcsns one Of them from Richmond, Va,
while in Cub, lew weeks since, visited the spot
where Lieut.. Crltenden Of the Lopez expedition vas
shot, ana erected marble mopuneIt TO his memory.
The BOstOn Courier tbipss 1t very likely that the
poet Walter Whitman as il reported, now drives a
Broadway omnibus, and ssys:
Whitmaus extraordinary abilities hsve always
been fttered by 40 lszness. The last
fine we ga bin be uas mounted upoa Brookyo
omnibos bis legs hanging over the side, ana bis body
resting comfortably upoo bis eIboH lie appeared to
be absorbed in an ecsteuo contemplation ct his ON
greatness His orsss was wOu0eIfIl beyond descnp-
ton; high heavy boots, tight uo Fsers an unprees-
-dented Rough jacket and taperipg IN yer OF hit
II was said last Winter that be gsttiog up series
of lecures but il that bis natarg Incidence has
conquered his poetic Inspirations
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M.IsIsG A HoRsE.-A drunken German nsmed
Johr Pc reseas "a sfh $780, b~ssces Nsta .us
Tstth yesterday inf.~1 sh ddss s-d
freir Il b. octcd, -cs.d 30 AZ s'A aa
tens . Co. a. tie s;,se .nd broke Iva o.
coo5 sheu II. torss tan ou rlf'itc tae
o u,l b trrk Z OF the heat ~iia ssTs-s tin
our ssv-fsiv r fsye 20 ,. 81 &C. u-iSt
tor Jon fora oh - sad c.lise tse orty
lo~ 20 y sTEuaes Jsos 1sKrab1ta cSf2Hiod In zoe
srt.I
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HmLs AIR Gas LIGHr.-Ihis very 'uperor,
ard usJ sc3 ctr.p sht-s SIX feet bGuer csasau!ng
% II b thru 81 o-ur UoT a 81 as 10 a. 10 80 o.
-.ce O afis BIZ m, ,r1e sad hga. produces
bi h.ut ard soft T. b l. oecr.i.on s. ~ ~
Brooss mt; wsdus.ssy rax, h-a Il z1i h renovei 20
u, No SO Broadway. Hi.L, Mass titL Co ne
poVetots AID ps,-Gt-+ Il -. ysrsbe 1t srr prepared
% s STAT ,t Coulty ELsEs ~ the mo, hofaes seaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

hnv, referred oil, Lc led TO osstsia sxts.s vith ~
.pccie' RI WOOL
II the mauf.csrrn win protus sev Ae~ =
Costipgs ,bd Cssimer-e, they sui be tskss q ~
mutersiv- pr,oes, even at tie present hxe proc q
Wooi bot they oost'noe 10 their old oeses esSk q
form er seasons too mary Of them ~i work fsr new
irs snd be compelled Tn make large charge - Pfsea
and loss a. the cod Of The ssssoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

THE Lose IsTAsD FFRRr CosPAStEs -fssterdsy
the Lorg Island Ferry Companies entered into contract
With Messrs. Roosevelt & Joyce OF New York srd
Tbtm,s Sack late of Pernne PatteIsoo ~ stack, Of
Wllsmsburgh to build tSo boats each for The ferry
from the foot % South E'ghth-stieet 10 Peck Slip,
Newly The bOats are 10 be pleted in seventy
dave. Contract was also entered i1tO WITH the
Novelty Works II New.IOik to build tho engines.
The boats viii be liee long, and are Intended 70 be
Unsurpassed for speed aud accommodation 10y auy ferry
boats Nv running. The cabins Slil he h't,d up IN
smIlar manner to the Exchange Ut tue Walstreet
ferry and The cables vii De lighted WITH gas.
TIE ferry. houses on the WILLIAMSBURG side will be
ctmmeIced Oh MOnd6y when force OF 100 carpenters
will be set at work, 60 a. To complete them Oy tue st
OF May The houses will be set back ~ feet from the
curb On First street aod be Of tao stories 10 hight,
the upper story being occupied 30 a meetlugroon for
the Directors snd other purposes. There viii be GOV
cred passage why's leading 20 the boss for passengers
and Vehicles and arranged that neither passengers
uoI vehicles viii in contact sItu ehcu Otner la
ferry.h6ns.s at the foo, of CIurtandt street, New
York The Other Necessary sccOnm) Nations will be
ample and convepieut The front OF the bulldog will
be IN the Gothic style, and present Ge appearance
fion the street.
The clips ore rapidly approaching completion, aud
will DE two IN humber. Toe Company are cpuh lent
Of berg able to the ferry ana slips ready
by the fist OF Nay, and then they Will ruu boats shich
c.n be obtained ultil the rev are completed.
their intention 10 tear down the old ferry houses
at the foot Of Peck clip, and erect wacn will
be better and more commO1ous. While the necessary
alterations are being maze q. this point, the boats
Will be into acl iceLt clip. Tue houses on the
William sbuIgh side VIII over 4, 0DJ and the slips
abort xtUtUU.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

TIVE W,TEE CELEBRATION The Committee OF tue
Con mon Council bed meeting yesterday morning to
receive proposal r,m Tredesuen, Societies, &c, who
irlend to participate in the cersmofies. se'er- CON-
muiicsiUos we're received and re',red. Dir VIM. H.
Smith SUD nitted the cesgn Of smeda commemorative
Of the event. 1t is about inch aud h4t IN diam
eter. On ole sice is repIeseGted the CITY Hsl sGi
Park. On the other, the scene of cothsgraon WITH
fre-ergines working. Mr. Smith WAS req inatei 10 a.
certain the probable cost Of uedss Of silver 6rotze
and compost on. The Chairman wss Authorized 10
extend invitations To the Mlusry CIVIC o'ete', AMI
Euemen Of Nes.YoIk snd vicinity 10 participate 10
tie Celebration. TIE Committee will meet every
morning in the Common Council room Of the City
Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

ira the not ey returned half ss~ersi.es Sse'e
qneruy The ercovery VI. mste BY Mr. x. tss' abost
slss lost by tie operation, shsn he orous 4 tue
ca,e befors the Mayor, ~bo bas ths eek .rsstsd.
The clerk "vc-y VIII og 10 rc'fJ tie uis'sk,."
Refunded the money, ana keeyoH ~ea: On us ~.y
r,jo'cing.
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CITY ITEMS.

GDDrsGs on rREAsos.-rbe Hoo. J'ssrs z @ T.
dpes will rep'st cts lecture o. The Tr's "f jobs
Quincy Adams before Ito Young Nous Cristina
ULon, IN C.ibion Hall, isis evening. We uoders'anf
ttis u done by Iavpsaon Of the audience sao hsat
bin on IRE Higher Las" a. that place, OF aoat
d,N aYeliuc lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

DisORDERLY HorsE.-The Deputy Superintendent
Of P0ncs p.s Ispt By rEomA. Hoos-5n 10 ssfn.a
ssi Para ASsnr-, T1s.iay rss sod 'n--so lie
prvT.tor TIE cEsl OF kssns di-ofo.ty 0e- naa
ks Of ,slt Ia Lsre, blt 81 t-'-
Heessoa, iAIe1 ssfoFe J-sos LofnS-
4 =. ..lA.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

THE PHRFyOI OGIC.L CABINET of FOWLER X
WELLS No S08 sy Interesting place - visit sud
tttongeo by I'D c1ens, u contains thou'Alds
sElns Portrait. o. ths most noted parsoHs
VOID hsI kDogu.
TERMINATION, daily With chss .i 1u written as'SP:!9ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

THE FIRsT ALARM BY Tux NEW FGEE BELL.-Ihe
.,s IRE ,ft on ~. new o wa struck evening"
f the Tbd Dis:Tic: The Gre ssritsnsd - nts
siusGss The o Of Byers livery s.As- No. 30 Aauii
meet scme straw mating having oee2 c,felessy taro
ss.iSst se stsv.-ppe beams limited. The u.rHs Sr
zane, sgpsrsssed before
u.st.tN core The bill spP-sr y sals
f.ctioz Il clear riDsnt so1nd, aid D. sssra
sIrssT distance tLsn Inc old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

NV SoCE1I.-We understand there is in procss. Of
formation an Art; - AID >ci.ry 10 our ~, ~ suIch
mos, Il not al Of principal artists have cosseosed
10 become meg bers. Toe cfc-rs for tn ensuog year
are: Ihos. S. Conuings, Precedent Coas. l. Eiot,
Vice President; Nassau b. C.llm-, Treaurer; HeaTy
p Gray. Secretary; an1 j Is S'ssrn', r. Tat. J.
W. CassileS, Geo. \. Baker, Wm. Hs-, Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This lnlm-
table c;cs usy bo oo,ilcd Of the sole suUtAcurrS J. 5
sAuSDtss No. A,or. House, and Of The various az ni'
throughout the city
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IArN-r.sArrent |

GURsEY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE
G.LLEsY No ~ Broadway hrsi block b-oN the New.
fort HosL Pao:ospbs Dasc.rreotyP~s sinisuTes In on
and lvoTyypea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

DIsHOSEsT SEltAST tiiRL.-A servant GIL lam
rci IT, ~ lie tL-y .sisi e. No =
sfr-t sSn.sdsy AID dlsappes.d e-J JssS@fsaJ
ESs.l-s via Ast.:y 4 .-~ely AZ 'ssste 49, --sss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

FIRE ALARMs.-The Fire Department we're out
ss YESTERDAY AtsE-ose l. q he ar-s o G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

ALLEGED SEDUCTION Officer Gariper of the City
Hall Police Court very early yesterday morning weot
to II. bouee No. Wooster street. for toe plfpose Of
aDestirg man named James ID. JsWison who was
charged with seouoiDg, on promise Of marriage, a
Young woman AIMED Ellen fo,d Of No Morris street.
The officer waited until o'clock, when he succeeded
in arr, surg the sccused who, 1t sppes', had been
very shy of policemen for day or two. Toe COM
plant Of the girl states tast the two were 90 etmate
terms while both were RESIDING 10 Phlladelp1a year
sgo; that n August last be wrote to her from this
ci,y, requesting her to come to Nes-loEk, to
be mani ed which she dad in October that she gave
bin 500 beng al the mouey rho had and set hiCn up
IN busptss at No. lJ7 Grsenshch street, where ne
hiss uLtil the lh Of Morch, kept res,auraot; that
be sold ont on that day. aud refuses TO re'uro her
sny Of the notey AID has left her thout auy means
Of support. In ADDITION, she a. eyes that lie took a
gold cban, rrgs &C., worth sl5, out OF her frank,
tbus adding charge e larceny - taa, Of solution
The examination con! uues this afternoon
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NEWyERSEY ITEMS.

SCDDES DEATH.-COToueE MOrris held 81 me uest
y.-IeIy upou th- soy q ,le gil n.asd e.. ". ass4
who oi.a '-oo-uJ Il - street Vef1: -es.a ro1a s-1.'
re--l .! .s- Gear
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REAL EsrATE.-The following Gales were made yes-
,.rcay 8. tee Mercesris Exchange, BY Me:sFs- A. J.

T,reHr The yA1rr ~ SoyERErSs Henry
Ketyon Of Washington Cour'y, l., went 10 TIE
Office of ore Fo.;eg, Nc li6 Liberty street yesi=faay
mornrg ara bouaht ticket 10 Liverpool ioT n nell
aid wife, psying tie regular pri'e, siS NJ hfDyon
,btu sske. ire ois'k us-1et McGe-rJ . oeae.e zone
American rzsVsy it,e s9Ts;ssrs, heGerTy' n chang
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SrrSG.S Hor Ass.vLr On Wednesday evening,
Philip Wolfe Of No. 20 Egtth avenue, wne At toe
Eutaw House was sccosted by John Martin,
Deputy S-erif, VITO charged hin vita having kept
house OF pIosutution in HoEsrd street dispute i1l
lowed and Wolfe charges tnAt Martin dfes slang
shot and Lit him with It in the face. Tney then
chIched ED fell sid depoIent ssys inst after feess-
rg MaI;ir be got up and struck him again several
tines with the sans weapon, until be bsc,me insen-
sible. Wien be returned 70 corscionspess, be went
out, ana saw Martin outside the Eat.g House, when
the latter again attempted 10 ssssil him, aad ws
arrested by policeman in tue set with the sl1ng-shot
IN he hard. hartir, when confronted WITH Justice
Qusckerbush, Cd 1itted the assault bat said that hs
committed i in sell defence, alter Vote had Knocked
hl1n down lie vas committed f5r examination.
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PIcEFoCKEr ARREsT.-A Nex-Iork .bef, named
EGuEa H4sA- sa. % e. Co-niy @oEK horss ysTt-s
cay y Reoor,sr 5ecf "a IL P.sLI lie P.-t o. Ma H.
.sasbuirE .: LIE GrruA- -tr.trr, Nc:5ssdSy -ii7.
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lAcveEis-neatI
BRADYs GALLERIES.

AsuloTTPIs aSp 0.spEshE0rTrrs
Hos :S So sross ~sy rev Ssx. All NO ~ rsn
syly.al.-sy, " sshiL1.on. D. c.
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TIE LORNA MsS II COuRT-Bills Of Indictment
have been found by the Grad Jafy, a. AiG5t Bsn
wood, George T. BY, Cnsries Ma ray, Leav't
Murray, and Samuel Dickinson, charged wth carrying
on Lottery Enterprises. The indictments were trans
ierred to TIE Court # Oyer ard Tsransr By order OF
Judge Russell.