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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
COTTON CULTURE IN AFRICA.

Thomas Cltgg, esq. Of Manchester, Eng who u''s
been for several yesrs ergsged IN the importation 4
cotton into England .iom various parts Of Aries par
t,ulUly from Yorubs Is now sending $4,000 Sterling
worth of cotos uschsery presses grs sc. "a. st.
ter country IN addition TO sec 900 outstanding in hat
trade before. making large capital invested in She
cotos trade in Central Aires Many others stir
uated by his example, and there is a prospect OF
large expectation Of cotton from lagos in the course Of
the next year. Should other args English capitalists
invest N the direction the esase of Free Lsoor
Gotten must receive great impetus. Lord Palrers-
ton has predicted that Grca. Britain WI Obtain the
principal pat of its cotton from Africa within 80 or 20
years hence Mr. Cegg hss written to the Secretary
Of the African Civilization Society in this city to
ssy tha, several expert mechanics and laoorers
would fpd immeds,e employment in various psits OF
Yoruba lie speaks especially Of mechanic capsule
Ct repsirrg uschnery, AMI Of those who understand
packing clesnipg ard pressing cotton. If there are
eu,erprsifg color,d men here DESTROYS 10 improve
their condition, this is good opening. To-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
A SIXTH WARD MURDER.

This mcIrng a Little before o'clock, 50 shfay oe~
CARED at 10. 81 Bo~.ry in an oyster sa'oo', ss~ -
John Fumsr One Chsr,ts Sturges, with ff'cua
named John XerrgAn, uentrto the ssoo for cy'tsrs
In the course ofconyers Sturgss said thst be "oaA
30 sio the kitchen snd have some fon with the ghs.
Accordingly he went ard found Palmer te-re With
whom be had somo words ending in Al afitsy, IN the
course of which, Eulmer drew pistol and shot h's
gues, IN the bresst mortaliy wourdng HIN. Toe
wounded man was conveyed 70 the Hospital. Al our
last advises be was still living. Fumer, tbs mar-
derer was arrested sSi taken to the Seth Wal S>s
tor. House where he Is nox con6red.
While the officers were taking Sturges 70 ths Hospi-
ta the Bowery boys attacked tue oyster sssooa sssss
the murder was committed and rendered it eaah ssi,a
bic Tor man or bivsve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

The BIZ to provide for akcert sirirg add collecting
The suo,rt Of damage core 70 Il property belong Z
10 the State. By the destruction OF the Qusrsnt ne
bu'dr q on s;en Islsrc was taken up AMI debst N
in Committee q the whole.
EvEgfNG sTssfoT.
Tue Grinding Committee repcrtsds nunSer NJ bills,
smore which was he bid 10 enlarge the boundaries OF
Cen';al PNk.
Mr.. WEEKS moved 70 strike that cut Of the r.
port Lot,
Mr NORRIS from ths majority Of the Committee
the Csury Laws reported biii "a rega!ote the m
ierest the loan forbeerance Of money Ihe Cti
leaves the sury laws IN existence 60 lar as
l.nf conysc,s bonds and mortgages, infg rert- ana
matters Of uoheyed institutions, ane allows ndIViduas
10 make scch agreements for interest as they deem
proper. In Of suits arising, seven per cent only
Csn b. recovered
Mr. {. g. SPENCER reported against he blL soo!-
i-hug the Marine Court o. New lork. Agrees u.
Mr.. GODDARD reported agsinst the btf 20 proNoit
the issue Of tree passes 10y railroad cofPorarons 10
public officers. Agreed 10.
The House debated the bill 20 assess a1f couec,
damages for tie destruction Of the Quarantine bald
ipgs spd orcerei the same 10 third reading.
Tie bil 20 provide for the payment OF the money
advanced ont OF the Treasury tor tie expenses OF the
uoops Staten Island was neIt bsted AMI p ogress
reported upon H.
TIE bill 20 provide for the election Of Inspectors of
Election and CsnVassers 10y the Board Of Supervisors
Hss next taken up.
NJ. SMl I'll moved 10 amend by reqDirirs thst The
INSPECTORS end Csnvsssers shal be residents OF The
election district irstead OF the ward II the bill.
Motion lost and the bill ordered TO third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
PHUADTIPHT,, Wednesday, March -, lSJ''
The Philadelphia Annual Conference Of the 81. F..
Church connected ito session this morning. large
number Of the members thereof, together With vast
concearse Of people, were in attendance. The Green
street Church, il which the Conference Il convened
though large, was orosd,d to its capecty. Bishop
Scott was in the chair, ard Robt. II. vattison WAS
elected Secretary, with Messr'. p Coombe, Lybrsnd
and Higgins as assistants. Tho usual prelimnaries
occupied most Of the morning, such as the appoint
meut Of Standing Committees, including pubic wor-
chip, publication Of muutes, SUNDAY School, Blole and
Tract cause, memoirs, missions, &c. Rules were
adopted for government OF the body draft ordered
on The chartered fund for sj and specsl order ot
tie day for the reception Of moneys collected for worn
out prt achers fixed for 40 O'Clock ON the 9th.
Aiter which Bishop Scott addressed the Conference
Concerning their spirit and conduct daring the session.
in q most plain, pertinent and pungent mGnher.
The characters Of Alfred T. Scott, III. ;. Thompson
Samuel l.. Cracey and Geo ID. Mills were examued
and passed, and they continued on trial IN the Con
ference. ". II. Ware was ON motion, dsc0ntinded
Several visiting ministers OF other churches we're IN
troouced, among whom were the Rev. Mr.. Omstead
and d. Braiuard Of he Presbyterian Church.
Dufiog The session motion prevailed, inviting The
reporters Of the papers To take seats AZ tables
provided within the bar of the Conference, VINO wore
invited 10 seats in the Conference.
The session closed g little after T. o'clock m, with
religions seTYicel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

he believed TIA. the Ur.cn o1ght 70 b ase,-
shed. srd Esd bad 9 bill for ne abolition IN hss
deck for some time. Thea the Southers mes 60
up A ouaTsl between thenselyes. aad each cshsr
up completely. and Ton MarshaI 81 lac. msde -
sJoosy ard ssL ed lave 70 si:hirsw h's resoiutiss
TN the twelah day, Mr. Adams was asked how mas
tine fe should qoe 70. bis desesse. lie referred 70
the trial of Warren Has,i7gs, in which Burfe scoks
for -four months, and said &c at not uSeTIuPed tss
much, he hoped ~ get through in rsety iAys. Az
toIshur nj seized every couutsSa1ce. lite vsnt on 20
compare New-iork and vugiois much 70 tae asooa-
fort OE the gentlemen from Virginia Max nornis<.
the resolution Of oenAaIe laid the table Mr.
GiEinRs considered this 70 he the erst oftL, tT1npas
Of the night sCssts the Save Power. rtr lcctsrc,
which s6oun6ed in personal narrative, Vas -ecessc4
with great enthusiasm It Will lie repeated to-ssot n
this city.
After The lecture was over, tuSgc CErvTS gave .
brief story ofvhs eKpul,ion 80 Dir. 0.idlngs, tbs
dodge by which he was precls&sd
froN reply his gusiion ana his trImphsD. rrtss.
in,o he Horse sve reebs thereafter. A resoIaas q
thanks 10 Mr.. Gisdii ~ oIceed The exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATS ICIL
SOCIETY.

regular rAeetng Of the Society, held last even
ipg at their 10, u,s ia Clinton Hail. Mr.. John Jay read
q paper prepared by Mr.. d. q. King, of Nerpsu,
X . upc n siam, gives some account Of its geogrN.
phy sc. Immense tracts o. waste land ale 10 DO
ionLd IN am. AL emigration of the Coolies trvW
China which would people these plains . rgoroaty
prohibited by China. la many portions of siam, eis-
plants take the place Of horses and can he bonGhs
for about p per be ad In the northern psrt ct SIAN
is the anciclt capital Of CambodA of which no trace
y left except ar nmct temple which suffered
to remain by the Cochin Chinese when they took tho
country on OF its sacred character. magni
cent stone causexay ore. third Of mile IN length,
eaos through al entrance To the temple,
which is composed OF three quadrangles-the lower
one is 300 wards squace, with double Tow of orna
ne1ted pillars; and ,laborately onsmented
frances at the corners and crn.ers. THIS tcmplo
which is in remarkable state Of preservation,
ssndirg alone in the Jungle ia bult a gray sandstone
without 6Dy wood or in It's composition. The
blocks of stone are fitted to each other WITH
great precision. and the whole is covered with
carefully executed bssrelisfs of BoOdhist idois.
On the eastern ycrandah square tablet OF black
marble has been let into the Wal, covered. with
writing which very likely is record Of the erection
Of the ten pie but II cannot be read la botany and
tstural history Mr.. King found nothing specially
new. TIE reputation for reptiles which SIAN has N
undeservsd in all his travels Mr.. kng saw only four
email snakes. But Insects are numerous and very
Troublesome The birds OF the country are mostly VI
the ." wadIng spscles. .
THIS temple and large lake described by Mr.. King
haze never before been ysted ny Any one except the
natives This lake is supposed To be nearly double
the size Of Lake Champair. vote OF thanks to Mr
Hing for his valuable paper passed, and SOME
ot.e szin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
APPOINTMENTS By THE G OVERNOR.
III ard Elh ne adrlce and egEseA Of ne Scrae.

APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVEPNOR.
Dy and EIAs ne adrice and consent OF ne SeHae.
MACH Is. 1859.
CoNvIssIoNTRs FOR LoASISG CERTAIs No.ErS Of
THE UsuED STkIEs.
DpIcHEss-John X. AesJ, Of Armenia Richard C. SoutE'
v4cb u PoUsht--psi-
srLtfrA-AsKor'er hesI, Of Bath %, ,,.,
SOTARIgs PUBLIC.
kNGsGar.in l. Towps-ud Geo = h forns' y Rroc s'yn
Nav loEA-Ed~aid Prime, j.. ETastxs Roberts, Gorge
D. Lyman, E.,tls y. Brown, Vac ren Dc.toa, Addison
Brown ki~s-d :. McPherson, Of Nes.Yort Cry.
ORsSSE-Jsmss ~ Taylor, Alfred Post OF Newofrgh her'
m, II. C.sh Of RcIbury jonathan y. Dlnnins o. otnFe
loiyGon 7. kiIs oi nidaetown-
GRFENy- Henry HI # Cat'sii
Ais,,T-ChsrlsS L. Gtrrsld n oe9y.
oNtlpA- Chals. NorthruP stephen Ward Of Rome Vho'
HTEEIyi E-A6eb rt O. Richmond RoJer; ii. PoueToy Of
Motapi Floyd Shepard Of loo. 49, $50
CsWtGO-JoEn 7. dc lazy OF rllsshj Edwin '" CAihs oil
o.uego.
ONosD,eA-BeYarnin Gregory Of Jaue,yei Frederic A
Lyman " Bafrr.us.
0AYNs-WGiam n. Cole q Palmyra
CAYUGA-Fre-G Sheldon, Jay DCty OF AGb m Ben
j.nip ri Hewitt Ct Sem pror.ous
LIVINGSTON john %. Do.y a. Genese'. -
EEr Andrew j. Bucklsnd Daniel hyfes' 4, CnMles r.
MORSE Edward g. Gaieusr ST. Joan Bea, Of oana' t.
birs Nifurr n Amherst
RIcHNosD-Leoua7d ". Goddard, Philip Ws;ers Of Nov.
Brghton. dr. II s,..-t
DrrcHss-Ri,h,rd Peek Of Pine Plains, Henry II HueitI
of F1shkl Lar diDr
ST L.wRTNcE-john 3. Chamberlain Of Cotton
koNEoF-F phrsim Wheeler Of koche'ter.
C.TrARaJsJs--F Frank l.. s.osel u Oesn
MAJOR GEsTRAL FOURTH DHGsIoi NEW-iORK
STATE MILITIA.
ST. LAwREsCL-schuyler +. Judd Of OEtsrsbursh.
TKUSTEE OF STATE ASYLUM toE IDIOTS.
OAOADAGA- George II. Middleton Of Syrscuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
x,,cr from Mexico and Havana.

NTW.ORITANs, WVdtcsduy, M7tcl = Io'.'
TIE United States Mail steamship Cahaw0a, hom
IIayana. the 18th instant arrived this afternoon
Sugar was ina tive at Havana. The stock on mana
WAS 200 900 boxes.
The difficulty between the banks and the planters
continues conference has been proposed
The Cahawba brings intelligence from Mexico VIA
Havana. r. 49,.
the garrison was reported as small ADD disailected'
ZacstecAs and Leon had been evacuated by Tue
Iiberahsts. Gayoze holds Degoilado IN oneck near
the City of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Grim statistics.

CHIcAGo, Thursday, March y, lS59
The COMMERCIAL Erpress of to-day shows that the
accumulation Of grain in store last week was ll1 oOO
bushels against 100 600 for the corresponding week OF
last rear The difference in the amount of flour and
wheat in store now ss compared with last year Is
754 OOO bushels The decrease in The receipts OF flour
and wheat is equivalent TO 81 ,OiOOOO bushels. The
increase in the receipts Of corn exceed 2OO wv bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Robbery.

BNTNORE, Thursday, N afth n -
"A patty Of burglars entered the residence OF hsl.
Mir. 6astsppi and Rev. MIR. Qagey, OF The Roman
Sshohc Church of the Immaculate Conception IN
lne western part OF the city this morning before uay
lhey entered the room Of the former, who rousing
nom es sleep was struck severe blow on the heao
~ which bis life Is endangered. They then as-
canped with their plander They wee pursued "
the police but not arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Murder nj Jacksonville. Fla.

SAVANNAH, IGuTs1sy, hATVu y I.7
Passengers by the Florida steamer state that MAJOR
Gregg, Chief Engineer of the Florida Railway, was
shOt dead at Jacksonville on Saturday Disht Dy A'red
Il. Sears, in Consequence OF previous difficulty:
Gregg was unarmed. Both of them were natives OF
assachusetis. There great excitement at Jack
s0nvle, and it was expected that Sears would be
lynched. The body Of Ms)r Gregg is route 70 his
former residence in Mass schusetts. The Murderer,
eho is imprisoned, has family IN Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Purchase of the Hancock Mansion

Boston, Thursday, March II IoIJ'
In the House to-day the vote rejecting the blu TO
purcbEse the Hancock NJ 4Rs0n WAS TecOnsidered. IT
was then amended by placing the matter in the hands
Of the Governor and other State Oihcers, and Se.re
tary Of the Board of Education, giving them the
power to make the purchase, if they deem 1t expe;
dent snd providing that the house shall not be used
as an Executive mansion. In this shape the bill passed
10 a third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

the Covenants policy q; the oc.ss> Q. as suS e
he poht'oL AID rersonsl friends a sg.ee .ss' ne
could not have receosd from bic rcsia lnGes tue ne
circumstances that subssQueotly ro-ei the 80
the Senate has certainly pot beer chsrserEeo 6S TIE
caro- or and rsrkn.ss al BODY who had any desire %
compromise the difficulty and they cannot shIt tier
part of the responsibility OF the unfortunate re'1t
upos the single head OF the Governor. who certsny
promise than were necessary, consistent with the
dignity OF hi. office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Shin Shooting star Ashore.

Boston, Thursday, MirCh II Nv.
Shin Shooting Star from Portsmouth for Newly Ork,
IN tow OF steamer W. HI. Webb. struck on Tucker
muck Shoal at O'Clock m. yesterday, daring thick
fog and let 20 anchor TO keep the ship from DRIFT
ipsfurther on. The cable parted and the ship swung
ronnd striking the ancDOI knocking hole IN ner
bottom She was drawing tselve feet when she went
on and has eleven feet unGer her stern at high water
At O'clock a. m, che had feet water IN her.
The w. Ii. Webb arrived at Ne"-bedlCFd, To-Day
81, ,rnors and mon The steamer Island Home,
from Nantucket, put u men board OF her last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

sEsATOR TEs EYcK Al IIoYE.-Ths ILDn. John e..
Ten Eyck, tie new United States Senator ms ar
rival at hs home at Mount Holly, after as eleo..oA.
learn from The 1IiTros, received ana grscse1
by several hundred citiZeIs. He made them short
spetcb. stating that lie would DO everything la his
power to &c the interests Of his Constituents and
70 Uphold and maintain the prosperity Ct the Unsn-
and IL hoped that New Jersey STATE which hs dsasy
loved, should never be brought TO ge,gosch or shame
oy his election 10 the L Senate. NJ Ten Eyck Wa
..rensed On Saturday night and addressed by the
Hon. j. l. y. S,Iatton, 81. {. lfcn the lid Dstrsct
NJ Ten - replied, thanking hl iren Il, coDgrst,
ulat!ng them On the union Of the Opposition, and
pisciDg hUis.f to chetsh and sustain the eouad and
wholesome doctrines maintained by the great Oppssi
ton party Of the country-sLorg which be nentiossd
prots ctcn % American labor ard .ndus.ry Opposition
70 the eE,eEsC3 % human slavery Away st4sline
By the con prornes Of the CoIsiudOoi tie pre,erys.
ton Of the elective franchise in iis purity, by proper
cfecks iuditiCB system Of interna. npioysLsnts;
ard colonial and boIsst Of lhe pabc u.oasy.
Ate, the serersce the company pariOok q coAsioa
st WHICH Mr. Ieu Eyck proposed the hesih Of tic
Hon "Il.m A Le5i ton, the Peoples candidate io
President In 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, Q. W, huTsdsy, MaTch n, IoJ5.
A bin for the incorporation OF the 1Tansatiautic
Telegraph Compsuy has been Introduced IN Paria-
nebt by the IIon. Mr. DOriOn. IL provides for line
from Quebec via Lsbrador with eaptaloi OO0,0Oo,
which may be increased to sJ,OOO,OOO. The work IS
20 be commenced within one year, and completed u
7 shrsdor "a thin three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

letter from Connecticut in our columns The other
day spoke Of Mr.. Hoyt, the Superintendent. Of the
New-IIsyen Ralrosd a. taking advantage u hts
Official position 10 bestow tickets ard free pace, upsn
Democratic yoters. We are ured good authority
that this does Mr.. Hoyt great injustice, aod thsi ho
has never been guilty Of sny such perye.sop Of his
authority as cur oouespOucen; asserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Highway Robbery.

BosTON, WednesJsy, NsTch z, no.
Mr.. Turner Reed, respected resident of Arlington,
was robbed On the road that village las. evening
by four men who took from hun 81 800 and TIRES
him into pond. He managed 10 get home, however,
in a very bad plight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
T,,e Nex-uexican Mail.

ST.. LOUls, Thurs lay, March Il, IolV,
The New Mexican mail OF the I h met. reached To-
dependence this morning. Lieut.. Beale ana party
jef Untcb's ranch on the Let for Albuquerque aud
thence for the crossing of the Colorado. The Apache
indians were behaving badly in the neghborhood Of
Enrt hnchnnRn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Suicide.

DETROIT, Thursday, March u, 1870.
John W. Farmer a resident of this city for nearly
frty wears and extensively known the compiler of
several valuable maps OF Michigan sni Wisconsin,
threw himself from tie fourth s.ofy os tHe "misoF-
stiee, Hospital to-day, and was killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Death OF JacOb Dewitt.

MONTREAL, Tnnrsday, MIfCh-f I.l'
Jacob Dewitt one of our Oldest merchants fresl
dent of the Peoples Bank, and Member ct lsrhame nj
for twenty five years, died yesterday, aged H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
The Shin sky Lark Ashore.

BUsTON, Thufsday, MarUh Y, Iol7.
The ship SKY Lark, which left NewBediord AZ :
o'clock this afternoon in TO OF the steamer W. III.
Webb for New York grounded IN the harhor aod re-
nsined So She will probably be got of al hish water
and proceed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
The YosfOu, Concord and Montreal
R.itrnHd.

CoNCoRD, N H., THURSDAY, March ~ IoS'.
The Boston, Concord and Montreal ha'roa1 CoI'-
nAny have got their road thoroughly repaired where
The feceut freshet so badly washei It out. traia
passed over it last night all right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Corr 81 ArPT,Is, HAECH 2i-Sos. lsl sad *
tru'kos Nc. . az re.sry.d for NM ~ No. n saA
~ Tss.rsei :or April Mo-. ~ ana fessryee fof ApHs
10 Ais.r 49,. PcEa argued Ms n bl % rss ioz stYts
HE r. Sat ooCl,s lor ,sp No. 49, Kstls,a> 49, hsy-
eni ed Hr Rsy,S =. oolsa. .of app NJ r"sr
CerAi.. "a E-sp No is C.y~n.rr A.. fyr~nod es %
biI J. -scnIsoa counsel sor sppi Mr. ~ HI. soaas~ f~
rs-tt -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
advertisement.

lA6veEtise sene nt-
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FROM
THR AE-Dr to those OF BIS Ps-
iep whom he has been In communication thAi NJ h IA
compliance with their special requests made arrangements 70
bic Ear INSTITUTION IN New ok ana Ne <retonsy
srs all persons suffering from arecons OF the Ear
without charge eufedtbeTeoy proving III. success IN
eauled protecting the deaf from being oy paying
syled exorbtant fses IN advance aud the ncon
Of s,ii uore serious evils by permitting the spPhcaon oil
dangerous renpee. by Inc rperenced and unskal hands
IN H. nav here that he has connection Esteyer
with any person Advertising deafness neither has he
given persion for the publication Of oerncae Paportns
em him and cannot therefore, be responsible iof
alarming resulting from asnnes and drsers
he loss Of no; be material TO some person'
bat the deprivation Of the most important Of me senses
ci;ude.
Deafness noise the heed and all disageeable discharges
from the Ear speedily and permanently removed without ca
Ing tie least Inconvenience cure IN All cases glAa
teed where n.sli0rna;ion does not exist =.
Thirteen years close aud almost undivided attention 70 TINS
branch Of special practice has enabled him 20 reduce ms treat
such degree Of to bnd the most confirmed
and obstinate yield by steady attention to the means
prescribed.
The destruction by Gre Of the PhlelphA Ear Inhrmay Of
which Dr. HARTLEY the head having released BIN from
his duties in that city he has established permanently ms N,
siuon for the exclusive treatment OF lar Diseases II No. O4
iNhst-, opposite the Academy Of Music
Consultation and Examination each morning
Just Published. pamphlet by Dr.. Hartley, on DIsBAsg on
FAE: Cafes REMEDY, PREyL trIos AsD CrKs
Price 10 cents BY mail or etherwi-e-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
fA8vertisementl
SIZZLING Orr.

In eontecuenre Of an important shfuF In er TO take
place Of Jsn1sry entire stoek OF
NxrER CInTHIss be closed out therefore cner os
large md elessnt stsk eompng style ard o
WINTER CIorHfss for hsn and Boys AMI NisrEH FURNISH
LEG CoOBs bare oomnison e0st g. ccyeT expenses
Tbo.e who yet supplied ihec-sv>., VII noE pc
enabled do sAyse and have splendid sto 70
select from. -. , ,,,-.,,-
Cohser IN surrounding cities Gna towns viii be literally
Dealt with
". shall close on, the Winter stock before ibe time
named il IL even brings lees thsn cost = ,,,,
Ikis opportunity almost Al the beginning o. thr
ter sasou should be Ksled Of In mc while the STOCK
fan and pIs,e.
Nos lss 2ss and 1se Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

..,v,pv them. are NOT IN coed eciOa the sseon.
rhe.e form .srie- e esi scesc vss sad sof different
teriod. Of e young rosns vs - enc = ertrens cd
sFc They give opPO sny which has u before erisrd Of
studying only he Of vsaon n TIE dneusoos and
Proportions which 10 BE- fs1D in the admits but also those
which the young pas through IN advancing to the adn period
We ts'iSsed iustlr ''h only oy ne s'ndy oi '"cn
collection az IFS s. Suesions sll under disen-
be settled vh regard i''fs position which the oiA
oceuri.s IN - snmsI when compared with the human
rsces am convinced that NJ Du Chsln hss done great
se,ice In brn tesether much valuable maeria
M ssis the natural history Of these remarkable ani
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

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