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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
TIME UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, j.
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i all kinds Of Lung and throat dificutlrs'
Carunlc aud common Coughs, Wbooping Cough,
Bronchitis loss VI Voice, Stomach Debility caused
Dy Coughs, and Heart Complaint. Large bottles
NC Small bottles 2jc. And the justly ccIc.Iar
tel rom AhODYNE, for Neuralgia, Nervous
Head Ache. Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Gout, Rhcu
matism ST. Nitus' Dance, Loss Of Sleep, aud Minor
Nervous Complaints. Price SOC. per bottle.
These preparations being made BY strict fhar
maceuticnl laws, sustained by testimonials pgr
:,ctly reliable and within the reach Of al, -"
now after eight years use in private circles, ant
having performed remarkable cures, offered !"
the public with that confidence in their curatV''
powers. that should warrant all in making trial ..
them.
Circulars, testimonials. and every evidence Z.
strengthen confidence, can be found with all dea
ors, 10 which ask particular attention, amt ..
ich We rely tor appreciation.
J. w. HUNNEWELL L CO., ), q, 4 Com
mer.iul Wharf. Sole Agents for Boston. GEOk|l
HUNNEWELL, i45 Water street, Sole Agent TO
New York. Under the supervision OF JOHN h
HUNNEWELL, Chemist and Phsrmaceuusi
For sale by all Druggists and dealers every
where PEEL & STEVENS, Agents, AieAan-
dr,o Va dec l9-cuiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

S,UPERIUR BLANkETS.--Just received All
- Tor sale. fresh and beautiful assortment =.
superior Edinburgh all wool Blankets, IN sizes.
FROM the smallest size cradle crib size to ihc
largest for double beds, which We are now selling
AT much lower prices than usual.
Also, lot ol very superior quilted Comforts, al
made OF the best French and modern colored emit
xes, very cheap.
Also. a ease Of Ahambra colored Quilts, h,@-
y, warm and substantial article, Saita'c Jog
,cniuar,s hotels, servants, &c.
Also, a large and beautiful assortment of white
Quilts in all sizes, from crib to double bed sizes
Also, iuIi supply Of superior linen ana cotton
SAcciiucs, and pillow aud bolster Sheetlnga ~ al
the most desirable widths.
Housekeepers in want of all kinds OF superior
housc.turuiShing Dry Goods, cannot do u wei,
either IN price. variety elsewhere as with -, ~
osnuch as We devote our entire attention 10 TIL
particular business.
Constantly On hand all kinds Of the best n...l>'
vi Carpctiugs, Mattings, Ocloths, Drugscts, bot
mys, Rugs, Mats. Curtain Materials, &c. al ~
the very lowest figures possible.
CLAGETT 4 DODSOA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

1 LMANACS FOR ls60.-The Farmers "a.
n endar, Standard edition, American Farmer,
Hou.rkeepcr. ami Comic A!m1uacs; also, tn. / y
Illustrated Rural Register, published annually '.
Luther Tucker, 25c.: the American Baptist Amer
lean Presbyterian, aud Presbyterian Family
M, acs, &c each For sale by
dee - ROBERT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

EMNANTS--W hay IN h,ni, which we
IL have determined 10 ran oh without regard 10
cost Cr value
lur. 1T r-tonau', C+rpcting
d. l., Oilc"ta.
u" 10 Brocatecs
Do 10 Satin lain AMI bama>k.
D. 10 IT every Kind II Furniture Dry
Guo,ls thr la; named g"pi- tn short Cur'iirs.
l. nhr,uiu-. - aleuci.-. seat C",s.a, ~, VIII
b. found quite attractive.
tparl.i,:c5, aud ical-rs IN .Lrinrt Ware viii
GuI II IT, tbeir 49, ,ai..,c {, i,oS them through.
tLAGETT Il DuDSON.
wu.h.us ION. IT," 23-e"
- DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALh.-
- The undersi. ned i authorized tn sell ~ pr
y.tc Ale. TWO DESIRABLE " "-S TORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. -ifu..e. IN the
.nnta ,ld. nc Cameron street h..Nrrn Alfred aLu
Patrick ,rror;-. oUc &, which u - pf,scnt Occu.
pied hv Mr.. Mary s. NIs-ic--the other by Mr
John II Parrot. Fact house contains gas anu
water. and la. y brick stable in tho rear, "A .
feet alley
pr.,. u,olerate--Term-. ne-thir,i ca>.-ba-
uner IN equal PAYMENTS. 81 one al two yea :,
with interest. ". =. EATON,
dec iy-cotf Attorney Ter Wa. Wheeler.
NOTICE our BIZ. arY Il! made IT. ready FIR
y delivery an settlement. II not called for
4; our !, X II,or me 18th of the present MOI tn
they :. i. tucn Sihput discrimination H. Issued.
u j. hor.d there will b. Ill early ant more than
usual p.aulru,ss manifested Ly ii! 10 whom they
wi! he zen, IN settling NJ
cLAGETT & DonsoE.
Wa-hiusicT.. lee it--eO!janl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

SATANTED.-A PARTNER, With u CASH
w CAPITAL Of sic, 900, to establish
G!a,turEs business in this city Tie bus.uess &
guaranteed l. pay good per centage OF tie -!
iaI Tas Goods when manufactured vii! fGl
ready sale in this State. vel! they DO II ~
thcrn cities. For particular, address
dec 2i-3t HOME TRADE, ut this Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
Later from The Pacitc Coast

81. LOUIS. Dec 24-,lhe overland mail
from san Francisco On the I'd ha- been Tel.
esr"phed.
The Democratic Convcni in Of Or.gI n
elected !, uerai Lane and Judge DeaIy del
egatcs /, til" Charleston Convention. Instruct
in. he latter u support Gen. l.ane as nom
in"r Gi ~" Presidency.
H., ,ra! d JUICE Terry :or killing Sena.
tor Frederick hn- been p,stp,ncd III! the
2ulh INST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
CONGRESS-.
ncrorrgp roR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
House of representatives
.te, SATURDAY., Decembsr "a.

otHutO' S"VUkUuyN OVSVzsSVSx . =
The Senate was not in session To day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

GALE OF BUILDING LOTS.-Wil - ut'rrH
- a; auction ON SATURDAY, DECENkFF
SEVENTEENTH. on the premises, - Il oct'rs,
VI, FOURTEEN BUILDING LOTS, situated -
the north side 0! Gibbon, between Pit ard -
asalh streets
TERMS or SALE.-0ne fifth cash, tic la'arc.
in 8. II, Is. and "a months, with interest i'lr =
pc given wheu tie last payment IL made D,.ds
10 be paid for by the purchaser.
VII! b- sold at the same time, a GROIAI
RENT Of S22 per annum, on lot fronuu- :"
feet on 4. Asaph street, and lis feet dc.l.
dec lO-dtS I. NJ. MCCORMICK, trctr.
srts- The above sale is postponed 70 Il ! Ks
DAY, THE TWENTY SECOND INSTANT. a
same hour and place.
Dec 2I-dZt T. NJ MCCORMICK. Au,L
lsor- The abQre sale is further postponed =
THURSDAY. TIE TWENTY NINTH INST
al the same hour, il front Of the Mayors Fl
dec 'l-d;s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

GOODS FOR TIE HOLYDAYS.--We La .
W lust received : complete assortment Of II,N
Gut French China Tea Set-, Vases, Mugs, tUl
and Saurers, Ink Stands, Cologne Bottles, W
Az. Bohemian Glass D-canters, Wine Bottle,
Cologne Bottles, TOILET s;cts. ac all o. which .
will .ell at luw rates.
I2rnoI H. ii. MILLER, son a a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

DCBLIC SALE OF NEGRoEs.--IN..i 81. NJ
/ Public Sale. at Aqua, On AomdGy, IND ~,
~ .taHua,y 1860 that being Court day. TWO 81!
valuable NLGEOES--a Man and Woman IT..
mau i, capital Farr. hand, and gooI Dn',r.
The woman il most excellent COVn, NS-n,!y
Irvner. aud good House Servant generally.
IcIms cash. JANE BELL, Guardian an.
Representative Of the Legaiee Of JLo. = Bel, ev.'d
S,nnnrl Cnrniy Va dec 23.-eu2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
AUCTION SALES.

4 LEXANDRA REAL ESTATE -! ~NIu
n On Long CREDITS.-By y,riuc I" dr.
cr,ral order Of the Circuit Court ., abe. .f. g.
rendered ~ the last August term. u t"' 49,, 81.
sophia VI. Pcyton. against the heir. ~ l.n. uaz
Duudas. deceased, the undersigned, w,i'. - q.
J"",h No"ioy IN January merit. At ~ mons To-
q, the CONT House of Alexandria County. Va.
sell al publ, auction. To the hiShc,i ',a..... ~.
that LOT Of LAND. in ;hc rits - !. S,s.....".
occupied hy whmt va. formerly known 3D..
~. Washington Tavern. now know rs ~
Iii MARSHALL HOUSE, together with ~, -"
bic lot iLcret" belonging. with their aPFn''''"t
ccs. on thl,ccyua credits of II, Is. ana - n.i.D..
purchaser giving bond and security, and t'u 3.
tanned further security. utherparicU.4r !..a-H
known On he day Of sale.
HENRY J. SAMUELS, = oiei
JOHN LAlDLEi, Comm r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

- FOR SALE.-Three two story fEa4E
Ii HOUSE fronting on 81. Asaph street 49,
mc,iiatcly south Of the residence Of K. l.. smith,
css viii he sold at public auction, on tie lnh n
Jtnuary, al IL O'clock, in front OF the Mayors
Once. EDGAR L. HARPER,
,c o2-act. ar Jesse OwINGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

THIS being the Day for the Christina,
Holiday, tie Bank. AMI pailir Offices will
l." closed a:;I hu-iH,-> generally suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

NOR HIRE lur he ca-aiug YEAR. wen n'-l'-
r ..d unlGEED BOY. 10 year ~ az. la
,.'cr accustomed - driving aud attending Ia
Hogs,s. Apply Al thi, oiice dte 25-c1:t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

ADFlrr -On Friday evening last, Il canal
boat laden with coal for the American Com
panv, while neing made fast Ia the wharf at
the mouth Of the canal by some means got
a!rit, and floated with The tale ZIP the river
several miles Al midnight when the It'd"
changed and gale sprung M from the
Northwest. the boat changed it, course an!
drifting down the Potomac. went aground
ali u three miles lie NV this place, Oh
the Maryland side. one Of the boatmcn
WAS aboard anl -prn' u most diSagreeahie
tine until released On Saturday, by . tow
boat which Went in search of the missing
arSe.
TmE rmbramr"> ut' several friends.
:.t this season. G"-rr," nur thankful &c!lunN-
irducm entS. God bless them and theirs
Their CHRISTMAS presents are received with
grateful hearts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

Ics.-Jn Saturday morninS, there was
ice an inch ,h;rk on the Alexandria Canal
and BASIN The weather was very cold
through the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

WORK BONES. Writing desks. Cahas. Chess
w Men. Bach. Cannon and Checker board-'
Portable Wririn. Desks. Dressing Gases Sieare"-
scopes anI Pictures. Pocket kni' =. scissors N
eases. &c.. Just received II
dec 20 !. !. bLhhi . = Aiiis .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

s-r- The Gazette for Mom'!ay morning i
put 10 press ~ Saturday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

l7-A .us faNT-The large NEW VAIL
o. HOUSE. "a Union street. ". H. lately 'e-
caI'- ! bv Adj. II, Wallace : c.. Apply T..
BURKE ( HERBERT.
p...ession wen AT once. r!-'"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

NOR iIRE.-A ilrst rate SERVANT BOY,
Il good house servant, or field hand Hire mod
crate AID recommendations excellent Enquire ut
ali. Office. dec 2G--ls
I1RENCH PASTE BLEACHING. the be-, Black
II iuy in axe Tor sale by
dee % HENRY COCK 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

EMNANTS.--w hay On hsni, which we
IL have determined 10 ran Vi without regard 10
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

WEDsEspAY, Jan. l2-P.
The tendeccy Of the Stock market was still down.
ward to-day and lower prices ruled for nearly all Of
the Leading shares at both sessions of the Board, a.
though in closing transactions Of the sfeinooo, the
Of feeling little stronger aud prices frac-
ton higher. II seems difficult for operators a. the
Stock Board to get up anything of hopeful sentiment
10 regard to stocks but meanwhile the feeling in busi-
circles outside growing more cheerful, and tho
proepect Of gradual recupsrstiOn Of trade through
cut the country il becoming every day brighter.
To settle down into the belief of continued depression
in our stock interest ia 10 cocclqde that nothing but
stsgna.ion and paralysis prevail. The great ques-
ton to be settled in regard to railway shares is in ref
eience to the point OF minimum traffic, and by many
who Inclined to indulge in hopeful vsTs, it Is be-
ieyed that We are not fer from that period. Othes,
On the contrary, persist IN looking through deeply
blue glasses, and the the other patty gains
ssoeudancy at the Stock Exchange, prices rise or
fsl. On general scale, however, the range Of quo
tsnons is more favorable than few weeks since.
A. tue opening of the morning Bosrd the feeling was
decicecly heavy, and . large business was doue
il New-York Genital, az decline Of 30 from last
previous sales closing dull. Hudson River 1ss quite
stescy, a. dsclne Of !. and WAS not much pressed
for sale. Harlem Preferred stock vas sustained very
well consderipg its rapid ard large sd 'ance 10
price, and a. the clse the denatd and supply v-rs
about equal. Michigan Centre. vs. hesvy, a,s ds-
cbre Of from Last prices, aud At the close Of the
B, AID there were small sales at y cert los,r than
the printed quotations. We learn, by private dis
rstep that the earning OF this rood are 42 600 for
the fIt week in January aga nst 80 900 IL the sauce
week lsst year. Reading heavy but, With co.,
sdersbl. business closing steady q. the q1otstiOns
There not much oFpositioa TO operate in either
the Old or preferred stocks Of tie Michigan Southern,
ard The prioes were fraction under last saes. Hi
rois Central declined about v cent, and Was with
o7t much animation. Galen. and Chicago was heavy,
and pressed strongly for sale, ct the opening OF the
eel, at deelRs Of about 4; bat, at the close,
a opposition to buy wss manifested, and the
stock rh.isd q fraction, clceng quite saong
Rock Islsnd wes ro. very largely de.t IN, ard at
deslae q sSsc. v cen! Tss .o!sssS,y ssssiy. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
DIED.

ATKINsoN-sud8enly Tuesday mornirs jan Of dse.se
f the heart ~ hse Atkinson IN he f7tn year Of bis sr
BAKER-On Monday, Jan. 10. Ellen Of Alfred Baker
sse1 IS yesrs
CARA, No 40 Washington street, on xood.y jan. TO-
.her lingering iEHess, Arastaiis Carr, Of Caste
J,rnss, coon'y Kilkenny ireland
DARRow-In Monmouth County, a. J., Saturday Dec. l.
1883 Mn. Anna Dsuow. in ;ae SD year OF ner age
Cleveland Ohio, aud Michigan Pspe's. please copy.
FAsTMEAD-Ia BrOoklyn, on Monesy Jan lo o. crop,
Lila Al che youngest daughter Of hoatio and Henrietta
Esstress ssed years, months aud dsy'
FoRREsTER-In th, city, Oa Tuesday Isht J,n H. Mn,
EuphrcuA Fousse widow Of the late Archibald foes'er
re ITe,, ana esa q the y respectfully invited to
r. residence Of her son. ChaIe, forr.er No. 50 Shena
GoURLAY-In Brooiyn, F. D on MONDAY Jan 10 Al.oa
.r,d ye.rs. months ana IS days-
GRlFFITH-on Tuesday Ian IL at hs re,issnes' NO ~
Pruwck street Of orsuhPion, Robert '" snth asea "a
yrsissra mcnies.
KiRTLANp-Iu thi, city on Tuesday morning jan ch
os Kuaud widow q the late Jsese s'and ane aaasne'
T re,,l viii take place ou ber late residence No III
FGhth street, Friday at ococt p n The reatves sla
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend WIN
out fGrtler notice.
LAPsLEY-Iu Philadelphia Pa. Tuesday, Jan. II, Mr.
David iapsley. in he Oitb year Of his age
Meuer wdov D.aie neue in the sCh Of her age
McCLESNoN-sudeenly, ct CITY leland Msnasy Jan To-
Jeanette t. daughter ot Chsrle, aud Amelia McCIennon
aged years and montes
McGUIGAEIn Jsrs-y City, on Mo1d,y Jan 10 aNsr soTi
Tyrone, Ireland, Ia the 67th year Of his age.
MARsHALL-On Tuesday evening jan II, In PhuadePhs
OF cop.umpton WIN Msrshs in the Ssh year Of his age
He invited stteud his funeral from the Jersey
CITY Ferry, this Day ct IL O'clock.
San Francso papers, please copy.
OGDEN-ln Wiismsbursh. Tuesday morning. JAN III, OF
p.ou, John Henry son OF Henry Ia osden aged ~
years
PHELANOu Monday evening Jan. TO- Mrs Elizabeth, rect
OF the late William Phean, sen, aged 1S years
POLLOCK-At No ll6 Troy street. Tuesday JAM H. Alice
Jane youngest daughter Of John X. snd Alice j. Pollock
WATkRs-At Tubby Hoos Tuesday Jan H. Of con,dmp
Eon Michael " a,ers aged 10 years, mouths ana aay"
WELCH-At No Iol Hamersley street. Tuesday, jan H.
William H. Wech, infart Of Patrick aud Mary "elch
ased months sad days.
WILLBER-A No. 1893 Clinton street. Brooklyn, Monday
Jan 10 Alfred Lordon, OF Charles h. and Harriet
" illuaer sged year. II moths ana days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
FIRES.
,,ptS CROSBY STREET.

rs GROsBl sIHkBIs
About 6 O'Clock "Wednesday morning hre occurred
:, the Pablo School House IN Crosby street, nesr
nr.o IN othe carelessness Of rome person
,Pss2;ng hot ashes in wooden box. Tue flames were
.resdily ertipguished, the damage 20 the building
- estinsted at about 500 But little Il eny inter-
ntion will be caused 10 the exercises OF the school
TIRE IN TwESTY-THIRD STREET.
AT an early hour "Wednesday morning the aarm OF
Gre 10 the First District csused by the barnog o.
|, bed in the dwelling house No. 2l9 TEenytnnd
,treet. But little damage was done. Tue are vas
ficti IN mstches.
The building is owned by Mr.. j. w. C"rnes, sno 10
insured 10 the Broadway Insurance Company
FIRE II wATER STREET. ,
About II O'Clock yesterday morning ure ocv'SeI ~
IN the Office Of H. Lyons, COMMISSION hsrohap' -NV'
40 Water street in consequence OF stoTe-P'pe nav
ING been inserted through false oresst"ork n9yea1
Ssms,ed, Insured for $500 in the Neg-fork Equit-
~ TSsn,.nce Company. Mr. +. Hoffman occupied
fbs fra third and fourth floors. His stock was
,siObtIy damaged by water. Insured for s21,OOO 10
the Astcr. FTemen's ana City Insurance Companies.
The building owned by {. A. Minturn was slightly
damaged.
FIRES IN BROOKLYs.
On Tuesday evening some bedding in the house ol
philip I@ddy in Cook street, between Smith and
Mmrell. East District, took fire from the stove. The
flames were extins rushed by Officers Cc!gan aga
Hamilton Of the Sixteenth Precinct, with bat fiight
damage. -.
About II o'clock on Tuesday night FIRE broke out
in Green. bouse in Bond street, near Futon avenue,
which was destroyed as also frame building
adjoining. The premises were owneo by Mr. Cnsrlss
Williams who occupied the GreeD-h0use as paint
shop. The frame bulldog was occupied as meat
shop by Mr.. Watt. The total loss is about s2,0O on
uhicb there WAS no insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Law INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF coxNoN rrE,s-J.s ls-B.f'. Judge

COURT or COMMON pIEss-JAS. ls-Bsf's' Judge
HILTON.
ruE ASSAULT ASD BATTERY SUITS AGAINST FzE-
SANDO WOOD.
III Burisou AZ Fernando wcoi Alexander w Fesuson at
The
Thee are suits against ex. Mayor Wood, to recover
damages for assault and battery alleged 70 have been
committed plaintiffs by the orders OF deencart. on
the l7th Of June, 1857. On consent OF counsel the
we're reserved until the sppesl ir toe case Oh
Slater in the Superior Court which involves the
ports, Is disposed Of.
l. is stated that several more Of the metropolitan
polcemeE who were injured at the ahfsy, are about
10 eomms zee suits sgarnst the eHMeyor.
SPECIAL TFRN-Jak IL Before Judge BRADY
A HUSBAND TO Bg MADE PARTY TO SUI.
Msrgure Marie hdeiine Kenny
Tie trial OF this action was ConmeDcel before
Referee by order Of ne Court and evidence taken
when def ndaIt married M L Michel Phia;h moved ior
making nGsbant party 70 tAe s1 ~ni.A sis
Judse stsntd, holng that the Judgment would oind only
the estate o. he wife and not inpse any senJ on tae ns
bs1d He I'D ujlry By b.os made patty and tae
record woGld be In accordance with better pratce
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

BRAY-IRisH-Os "Wednesday. Dee =. By the &c. A "a a;
Buripst.m Liam Il Bray hAs urse s. irIa- eo<h OF
New -Yoik.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tAi, city Tuesday jan II, BY
the Rev Dr. Pots samuel De- ker Brsdi'rd Jr TO heeoo~
adopted daughter Of JsEies sI.glsr Grahhuh
cORNELL-BANrA-At the South Baptist chureh on Tces
CGsreIl 20 kiss Mar C. Bsnta al OF thi. city.
NINoR-HUNTIN6roS- A, Freeman, VIA, Parsons ID
Mirror OF Mass h1e. Sarah d. Huntington, daughter Of
A. N. snd 3 .. hanIiag,on.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

AccIDENrs-Lewis Schneider, residing al No. %
Montrose avenue, while returning home Tuesday night
slipped the Of Even aud Marsha. streets
and sustained compound Df legs above
the ankle. he taken home BY Oces WaId and Robinson
Of the Sixth Precinct.
M Henry Wooey propretor of Trostnans Hotel the
Cypress Hills psukr ad brosn from his sleigh sustaining
severe bruises but which not Of serious nature.
tie employ OF NJ ATIad f-l upon The ice a. the
South Seventh and First street yesterday ornn1
of The bones Of bis He taen into the
XIX County Hotel where his injuries at;esasd TO- and
he was then seut 10 hi. Residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
NEW-JERSEY II,ENS.

VAST HoBokE, LIBRARY LEcTUREs.-Dr. Shepard
gave the third lecture of the last evening IA
Librsry IIsn His suhieo, rss, ''VesuvIus snd MS
nrighbors" The phsaomesa Of volcsoie sc,ion, the
history of yesuyius sni its reston TO other burning
mountains were points IN ths lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

Jsrt. psruiAr tb.t hI ssch coo-rr.5oe - the on-
reported been brozs, kaowede xO1i have spared
pains 20 bring tb- perp-x,'or u justice -
Beisv1r ,ou do favor OF inserting thh IN your
iuj ression
We rpt-sp air vorrt --sp-c,fnlly
PROPRIETORS GLOBE POrsIl
Eet-. Yo,k Jan. L. 1859 Pet W. JASA'oN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Advertisement.
" He DIED or QUACKs,

Nrht rnark mary grave bat Row macy victims ~ he Con
pton night have early lance Ms
IL n GARDSEss NDIAN BALsAN OF LiyERgOEr so.d Dy al
the DrUsglsts in the word.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

CULPABLE CARELEssNEsS.-As Third avenue car
was on its way down On Wednesday, about a. n En-
CINE Go. No. ran their machoe the rad iminedi-
atey behUd it for considerable dtstance so near thai
tie end of the pole within foot of the rear of
the car. OF coure, the stopping of the car there
was cosi0l One outside pa sergef, lad, was pros
lsted being violently struck in the back by the end
Of the POLE and two other perrOns inside narrowly es-
csped severe injury. One, wOmar, was good deal
bruised and more scared The conjcctors coat was
nearly torn of his back. The boy it is to be 'esrei,
is severely if not mortaIy hunt. The spine, judging
fom the direction in which the blow took edect, and
fom the resulting symptoms, must hsve been bs5ly
brui ed. There was exten5ive lsceaton of the sur-
fsce and seemingly partial insbity TO move. He was
carried to drug store for surgical aid.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

BURROWS THEATER.-Mr. Proctor, an old favorite
With New .Yorkers is playing this week at Burtons
On Monday he opened as "yirginus," which he gave
in q manner most praise worthy. Tonight he is the
"Jbbenainosay" in Nick of the Woods, character of
great dramatic effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Not THE PLACE
NUT III FIff' iss
10 The Editor Of TIs y. Y. Triburs.

10 The Tditor Of The " y. Ir1burs
SIR: see a report in your issue OF This morning
,hs: os-d Lyons rnurceouy ASA -d y
Neil Ia the o. AorIy siAss
Worth seet. Ths nsut wholly ioeofr-ct a. the
f.os. n question occurred OLeNys No u ert nesE
CrTtfe street. fl1OI ~ tONNOLLts
~ Vo,t IA, Il te-a No. liy Wo-th street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

GrnsAsrIcs.-The Third Annual Exhibition 1t
Woods Gymnasium, Nos. and Est Twenty
eighth street. will be given by the members Of that
institution on Tuesday and Friday evenings the 18th
and 2lst inst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

A ONEJEGGED BURGLAR.- lesterdsy morning e
man nau ed Jsmes Csnu with but ethe other haso
been supua,sd-wss discovered In the house Of Mr. W,m
Tesdwe NCrth Second sifeet seooLd, IN p
ping ID the carpet He hAudd 20 the police. he
ssined admission house by slipping the night a;ch
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

FoUND DEAD IN 4 WELL.-Cororef Horton held
An r ouest Yesterday upon boiy Charles Wise
Of age in csen at he rear Of MS reel
deuc No l5 Smith street The deceased had been missing
ON hon every effort having oeen made IN
the mean time ascertain what haa become OF him. when acc
oenav his dseoveea in the well There oere no
rnar violence dseoyespe aud the Coroner Jury came 70
the ooncuso he had etsy fallen Ia and drowned
They returned verdict 20 tina. etcct.