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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
Look out for Md Dogs.
The Lead Trade,

We copy below some valuable statistics ii re
lation TO the Lead Trade, troru the ST. Louis
Re27.5ziee1 Both the quantity and prices OF
eialeua Lead show q steady iuereas during the
year Let those vino think The Lead mines are
producing Hclle or nothing read and compare
tLc figures
Our FIRST notes e The market in January rep
Resented tIslena a Dc, aud soft u lssouTI at &c
+ ls 4 ~, VITA scarcely any sales. The third week
. few lots of tie latter were taken az 81 49,.
a1d nearer Tire close ) 4 65 was gloted. j large
loi OF Two Went about the same Tine 20 the price
+ before mentioned. Stock Of al kinds IN first
hands, about 10000 pigs al the commencement
u the year
Ii February, With 10000 pigs remain.n.. on
sale, aud > Were uniformly carreut until
the lolA, when soft Missouri, was less coming
forward, advanced TO an even rate with Galeua
The latter llkeT-se moved forward to 81 C. with
sales mostly Oh private terms At the close
Missouri wa- found very firm, at 5i.lc, a further
advance, aEd Upper Mines At 5I5c-the first II
very limited supply, aud very little OF the lat
ter oEerllg VIII Tie stock hid mainly By one
house.
When March opened there were sales of small
lots OF Missouri, taaC established the market Sc
and week thereafter holders of (ialeaa Welded
a tlactcu and accepted So; stock OF Galeue
reduced 10 I-0pJ pigs and very Lille Missouri
u. -Le city, bus lois otferas delve abIe al land
their figures, aHI ere able 10 realize = Sc for
3i-9>olil- y ing here and uelow-the last eqUtva-
-g1s 10 > . D. Louis GetlfeFF- ~ the 18th
-e-e " ~ Z -ec-i4e 90 94's4 ior tAe two descrIP-
-A1la lesPeeslFeiy. ne sJocN ot Ga-ena had
awlnd-ed away to $500 pigs, but the opening Of
l1e PIPER 1ll7sissppi a. this period gave prom
; ise OF early aud ample supplies About the
5-19S l-'s "ts FeEi1ei' and the Northern Mines
- ~ pea 70 f'1--8 cents L poand
= #. t-ets 7 - ~ 81 +slllty 81 prices u Pc,
- "-t4 lAet7 WIS IA advance 10
- : = ootl SIN AeePih even II rates BY
- '-'.'-- 1-y-'- 9l2ci o1I no receipts Or
VI -i-sS'4-t a5l1 reported
40 vac IN u l.-e as1i month saf5 Missouri
5'-7'5- = p ~ ots upper Mines fell -
49, 0e ing I5-nr boJh had receded
my i-e-et -1-.1' anu on Tue -J@h- - 9f@33
20 - H. qua p 81 .os Lower Mines
- 90 .'-, ---@ -"-sl' .'Acle1 - -, The
- ~, -.-- i--e - IL " '-l'.l changed except
'ie'--.179 l.l demand
49, y & ..--9' '.'-e.ll vas 2 shade
fl1 --1 e., w. y t'o'e- - = - The
'-97 .-..---- b os' te1li TIE lower mines TO
- = .'- ,-7 signify letter prices we're
'-'7 - ---..,-- arm AIS any - 70
.t 5i'-' '-''1 - - i3F northern
-- -i-5 p interest was apparent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

- Banks * szorHE4s have jrst issued .
new edition e tbe Revised Statutes Of New
YORK I. gives all -ae changes b subsequent
Legislation IN tae general statutes Of that state
l1-7-- 10 eLe p-lS.-- -.-a--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

We copy below some valuable statistics in re-
lation 20 the Lead Trade, trora the ST. Louis
b'ez77'5zise1l Both the quantity and prices Of
t1--eHa Lead show steady iuereas during the
year Let those vino think the Lead mines are
producing llslle or nothing read and compare
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
GEORGE l.. FROST.

4 TTOENEYS AND COUNsELL0I=S At LAW. and
i liei1ors IN Claz-ery, Mineral Foiat Office in
toms Block. =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

ATRAf tlEfTEf,.

F-zF=s2 TAKEN rP, ~ the Subscriber, IN the City
s.s.~ 81 Elaarai Point ABOUT the arzt # Decens-
- her, Rcd teo year old HEIF klIs4e hss
q 1.fe Tasfa tle Tsur. aa8 the inside ~ 10th
li.f as~. $50 irstciai frsrEs- The owner vii please
.-aee property laE charges. as4 take fe= away
JAMES IAI8AL~
Dee. 1z-E Es-s-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHEi&EEE,s @ALG.
Circuit Court fer Iowa County.


Flizabst4 floskfns, James los
kius. heirs a Isw Of Joi4.. Hes
ks deceased, samuel Hess Us, Notice oe sale sn
Edward Thomas esxs- sims. 1eEecl8zzgIv.
William Bowen AID Elizabeth
bcw1Sz, his " he.
SoNcs ) hereby given thar by virtEe of Judgment
Z t-cos1re and sale rendered "a tIe above entitled
tea1 on fe iotl oi Jaaary. 4. p 1859 ia the above
entitled action, and BY virtue OF the authority give
sac by ie oter o. sale IN sail decree Of Foreclosure
VIII sell ~ public auction e the liza bidder or cash
on the 254 @ 81 JGlys Is54, ocIosk fu Che ssrer-
noon OF sara d az ts2e toat eoor IF tle Court fouse
al the iesosSng described estate situated ia the
parcel eA laa situated ia 6lacs addition TO tbs VIZ
iasc os Dud-cvilie, IA tile northwest ep.lt-r 81 S-ri7
HCnaHer tLirtg-tou- $50 Fowu number s5x as I,I -
number three 81 E-s Ia Iswa CoEaty Wisconsin q 81
ofe lari teu1Fy described - fellows. TO Wit Ior No
sixteen To- IA Block naalb uinesy-uiHe 1922 nm -
tne north Size OF Water SAID Stacks addition
tn1 commencing said Water at til
corner Of Lot number o. and rcnnifg tfssrr-
Mertn one hundred ana hl1y-sfx and six-teulhs f-f
Lheice east .ilueE-el-t anal teutis feet thence
south one hundred sa1 lte-siN and stx-teuths feet
thence vest Water nuet.-tliree and t-s
Lert1s Rect 10 thr place Of Beginning above sale
NIL De mace r. satisfy te l1u-l ami ~.
ty-siS dollars and seven cents. the amount found due
said painsid ia said decree q i7reelosate tore.-
with 4it costs.
D-te1s o-e--4 ol4ces Mineral paiut- Jan. a. Is5q
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
l-laIntFI.= 4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
SIR ~ STEER.

z 80 TAKEN Up 81 tae safser-7e~. fFv-ur IN
s5-g@ tI44 sae-u at I-5a4-.. eae bssasfe t-sELiSG
- STEER Has a white tscs sri belly vita
al sis- ler- nsaF-v tie kaee joint- Tie
1-rer a please cl-- prove > - charges ansa
ezNEEG. TFET ORE
Linzsu. Dec 2+ta. Iszs- sw5l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

Cornrs Is raE Fi.rI Claculr.-A bill has
passed both branches 80 tbe Legislature chang
ins ,he sine OF hell5us Courts IN this Judicial
District IA accordance vl5a aaieh t4ey VII, be
held follows. Ia Iowa co., The thlrd Non
days il February aaL September. II Grant 90 !.
tie lirst Mondays in March and October, aad
in Lafayette Co, tie t7~eeA Mondays in March
and October
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

- BltsKs ot alaast every variety under
.le ne- C,le. toge.he. with Justices Blanks.
Deeds Mortgage. Bonds. t1si--C Iaials. &c, NAV
Il found :. tie TE.BUsE Office, cheap for cash.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

Foa BaS---TFos. DAvEY offers very pleas
ant residence III rent. See advsrsis e1uent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
STATE Of WISCONSIN
CL-alt Court Tor Iowa Count.


Seseph iatel auc Jutla Hatch b. So.jre OF SAL
wife ana the heirs ID Of Andrew osl Fclost-.
Crlst, caeeatsea- ana the heirs AZ
"a" * S-la4- l. A1-ioven1 lecsesi.
NOTICE Is hereby given tGat Is ,irtsa Of f,-ts-t
Ok foreclosure a- saie rendered in the above euff-
yea co1r on tae -ta dsr IS January A. H. 1852 in the
ABOVE et-lt led action and " the authority xiv
ca me by The orlsr 81 AZ &z sa decree of f7r+I-
for cash. on t4e -rt day July 1859 O'Clock ia
the AFTERNOON Of said day at The frour the Court
House IA the city OF Aneg! Point Iowa County. Wis
al Of the following described real estate situated ia said
Iowa TOMMY Is, VIZ Two certain lots or tracts OF
Land being the southwest quarter the southwest
quarter o. section ten Ia township four north OF range
Two eaS5 containing forty and fv-three acres of
tine half al the north quarter Il section fifteen
same TOW and range, eTnLcug an of said half quarter
except Is -t -rFe- acFes j sold John smith
which tweniySeVe acres bounded fellows 10 Wiz
Commencing At the northeast corner Of the thieves,
quarter OF said section fifteen, running soul seventy
eight poles To Tie centre of the creek Rom above
mentioned corner running south fort, degrees west
siAt-seV~n poles 10 the centre Of said crre thence
down the centre Of said creek in.ersect said sartl
lns Also 5+1 lpig"lhg described tract being IN said
Iowa county tart of the north BALI Of the g-t
quarter Of section SEN guaE and -ngs described rs
follows commencing az The quarter post tlle west side
81 sl1 section ten running forty rods thence south
eighty rods. thence West tF-y rna Ehs west line r
tie svcan. thence north sid lice eighty rods t tie
place Of beginning containing eut7 acres Also ths
tanning eighty aere~ ana the northwest quar,rr
tisu fifteen IL sne town ali range. Containing ferty
acres. THOMAS MCFARLAND.
she-i4, IoaR CO., Wis.
Dated Mineral Point jan H. 1859.
Eaton Fox. Comps A-ry- 3-Ga
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

~ 81 RI s-5IEEe, r. Dearborn 2treef .hicago, Is
authorized $ receive aertlseneut- f1r Ills paper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

Risks accepted as terms consistent with soIvency and fair
profits
Especial attention given Insurance Of DIV ELLING>
and contents, for terms of to years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

HUE Undersigned 7r,5 respectfully announce u his
old frands aa1 patrons taat be aas re-estattiss
himself Mineral Point in The practices 81 Medicine,
vii Al al promptly % she calls
Of th1 se requiring hiss pro ss~sEcnai services
- Residence as4 elise s little south 81 The L
tTefsI she corner ef street ard EE1-v aisT
Il .hs a1tll1g heretofore occEEl-1 e the late NU
ITearv Wa HLLDEH2AND.
Dr. sIIlE=b-sn5 has -ht With hin ircEz Ger
-sl-1 score valaae- uae-ca -rvnlears. ~
she operation which -aeau-stis8 asaaa1clzE ts=s-ss
a-t -essaesz. Sc. -slag be ssee-. ~ ssred Seti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

E. G. RIPLEY. Pres't., T.AALEXANDER, Vice Pres't.
THos X BRACE, TT Secretary.
j. B. BENNETT, General agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
RICHARD L. READ, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
AVyTSFNENTS.

TIE New-Ysar does not br ng many novelties 10 tie
theatrical way. moe. Of tao Tnesteis finding the a.
fractions that were 30 potent in December equally
profitable il Jaruay.
TIE Opc,a-After successful campaign in Boi-
tor. Mr. Ullmans opera troupe open at the Acad-
envy of Music Oh Thursday evening next for brlei
sesson. The company has been strengthened by
the addition Ct Sistor Biignoh. Various novelties
will be produced-among Others, an Italian version OF
Bales Bohemian Girl" to bs followed by totov
"Malths" also done into Italian. Tne revivas OF
lat season-the Huguenots Don Giovanni aud
"Ro.eit e Diabls will aso be given.
Aes.,s Mason and Thomas Classical Wdsnees.-
The second of these elegant entertainments, which
claim the atteLton Of our bes. amateur takes place
this afternoon at bod ~orths Rooms, Brosiwsy. Inc
programme Includes quartet in fist for stringed
Instruments by Beethoven, solo for the voiin, by
Schubert. executed by Theo Thomas, tho for violin,
piano and violoncelo, and piano-orte colo Mes'r'.
MoseLtbal Mstzka and Bergman assist.
Laura KteneS Tneater.-The American Cousin
stb esns here ard ced to even
ipg tile week. There also superadced this comedy Of
the Married Rake" ia which both Msi Laura
Honey the successful newly arrived actress, and the
favorte. Mes Mscsrtby will both appear
IFallocks Tl,ater.-The manager Announces :hst
all novelties in preparation are postponej 10 oonse-
Quence Of the great success Of the Merchant Of
venice, which will be acted every night til further
IOtce.
Bu,ion's Theatr-Tbis evening the pay OF " Tae
Huuchbsck" aill he acted WITH Mr.. CsuOl aud NJ.
Divine g. Master " alter ard Mo6us. Mr.. G see as
Sir Thomas Clifford, Miss Fanny Morsnt as Jlila
Tomorrow night Iew Psntomme and Ballet troupe
vii appear in a comic psu,omime
Purdy's National Thsater.-Miss Chsylo1e Cfsmp
tou with her two trained horses have been engaged
at this house to bling out the ronsutic drama Of Ms
zepps" which will be given toLigtt for the first time
The play of Lucretia Dorsle viii be also acted wth
an excellent cast.
Borerv Taeoter.--Three pieces here tonight. Cap
,aia Kyo," "PO.cs hon.tas," and the 1.-TWO Buz-
za'ds."
Barupm, american Muscum The Zsyis.ovsk Ju-
verile Company are drawing fine houses. To night
"yhe Msgic Forest," ard "Ben Bot Al the Curl
os;ties Is usual.
Woods M,nstrels.-Tne tableaux illustrating plsnts-
tdn If are still the attraction at the house hoo
programme Of minstelsy and comcaities is also nightly
performed.
Campbell Individuality Birch makes bis bow TO-
lii bt and number Of other excellent performers Will
| appear The programme IL very attractive one.
Bryanfs Mnstrels.-Dan and Jerry have invented
a buIlesque on the Merchant Of Venice, which viii
/ be given tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
LAW IVI,ELLIGN1CE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUar-rsc. sl-BeSor'
Judge BgrTs.

Judge BgrTs.
sEsIENCEs.
This being the last day Of the year, ths Couh .v-
e.eded 70 pass on the following pf'on'' VIZ"
been convicted Of various otenses; -. ..c..,o.h
RoAeIt AuIphy convicted u eoon<rfs91s 90 49, o.
70 paw eIe II h cents srd to be mphsonsa o. s , -.
one y..r Aurphys council desiring 20 nt.s ~, "
new ta the AAshs directed Hos 10 'eHa Hm !" q" 'A
fIsnent until Monday. -. IL. 80.
Mrsre, Burrs con yc.ed Of passing Sogusrfe,t coin w.
,.rt.ncsd 70 tine Of and imp soEnen haa isoN
william Dufssld Henry Rlsy John a., ard s:epSsn. ~;
Anx.u p.rt OF Of toe slip Minstrel who pesass
.I,, - "a dcnsI for refusing DC duty on shiposad
we're brourb Up Their refusal took paee AZ nss.
Va nom tsn plss tsey home tmpfscnca AZ
tayrs been inrsoned since Jgas last, they were ~" as
ehar.ed With rp rmsnd from the Court . ~.
There bsss further egsins Sr the jury they were s
charged sHd Aftsr 50 one notion the c0ort s1l"arse
CSFtSIsHE'D BUSINESS.
Judge Belts said that BE sorry 70 anoounce 70
tto.e who bad before him fr decision tns -
.se u ooufsson IN MGR hsd been thrown ~ zoe
CouItro1rn, .nt IN delay Of ths bcsIs %
IN b dir ths b" eoa'1 nave
h hrary B. should ab decide tcoss cases bs,os the
n.~ Yest t.l. 80 ai.. tine fr tnIig JeSrs "a. 10
lad closed ~ We bssss eso!s n .: toe eaS % Va
ys3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

with powder, the same night, in Thuty-hah street,
between Ninth ana Tenth ayennes. Frederick rag
giles, ako lost thumb By TIE acciettsl discharge OF
his pistol. They wire all taken 10 the ho'pnal'
Peter Hoyes shot himself in tie hard On SATURDAY
while drawing loaded pistol out of his pocket IN
Wet Tsenty-sixth street, near Tenth avenue
Henrietta Smith was run over bya carriage 10 sAta
avenue GEAR Thirteenth street fractarins her leg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

ForsD DRowsED.-The body 81 man wss foul
in the water at the dock lear tte Peck slip Fey.
yesterday afternoon ard the Coroner notified to ,oa
an irquest. lie was dressed 10 dark clothing, a
cap upon his be I'D Nth the lappe tied over h cars
He bod mittsrs on, and from his appearance sup
posed 10 be private waterman. Some psrv "''o
law him are Of the opinion tsa it s the body. oIe OF
the watermen employed about Grshams r'ne5s
d.,illery but co person has been missing r'm tos-
place. The body wss taken to the desSLo''e 10
South Second street for Identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

EscAED.-Two boys, ,smed jacob Miller anil
Charles Haggerty, sl.s H;ideniorf were arrested on
Dec 20 by Officers Bennett and Streper Of the SIKH
Precinct, having in theD possession lot Of copper
which was stolen from Queens County. They refe
cent TO Hampstead for trial, and On Friday escsPed
from the conste bic having them in charge ~ slipping
their handouts They have 10. Jet been recsPturee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

CoRoSrR's IYeuEsrs Coroner Horton ysstssy
held an inquest upon the body OF man whowssftd
dowped at the foot Of Twenty seventh street. Cow
us, on Saturday. The deceased was ) feet inches
hight with dark hair and heavy sandy whiskers.
one OF his fingers plain gold ring, upon whic
was inscribed the name " Eliza" He had on era,
mixed partaoons blsck figured satin vest blsck al
paca ftock coat, black cloth overcost, black silk
neckti and shoes. He WAS little bald on the top
of bis head Abou, 81 in cash and receipts bear
ing the name OF DIR. j. Hyatt were found IN his
pockets The remains were taken TO the Dead House
for Identification. verdict Of Found drowned"
was rendered.
An inquest was slso held upOD the body Of Mchsd
Carney, a. No. IS Graham street. who was found dead
in his bed on New Years morning. The csnse of HE
desth was disease Of the heart, and verdict in 40
cordance was rendered.
A 'ctid OF John Burns, residing at No. Church
street died on Saturday OF the effects of injuries
tsit ed II appears that the ehd took bold Of pail
Of hot water standing on chsir and drew il down by
which it was so badly scadsd that il died. verdict
in accordance was rendered.
The Coroner likewi.e held inques, upon Mary
Dorian, at No. 3 Bridge Row. The wonsn came
home drunk on New-Yesr's Night and, laying herself
down on the floor died in fit She was years Of
age, and had 10 children A verdict Of death from
intoxicatiOn was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

REcnruRED.--Yesterdsy nrning, Officers Hsmi-
ton ard Johnston Of the Sixth Precinct arrested man
named Joseph Hart who ESCAPED from the doormsn in
charge OF the Sixth Precinct Stston House on the i1s
of May last. Hart bad been Committed to the calls on
charge Of grand larceny, bUing stolen set Of har-
ness from Mr. Smith Of Bustwick aud inducing tho
doorman to let him out temporarily no made hs es-
CAPE He was committed TO, trial on the Oh charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
anFeFtls~il-rLf,
GREAT REMEDY FOR CANCER.

The removal q Cancer and al rumor' ~aout tSe hnfe
with e >air-t Practice orsinstrs With and SUI con
fEse Dr. BLAKE The apparently Of thi. mode It
treating Cancer Las been proved BY twelve yes u P.
hundred 81 vfress-s the cures Ae p-srs:
1us t ,.d having returned k-fesscs -
Ie5sinlgal-- Pan phsts descriptive fee CO app ioa
No IS bro.tN4y opposite The VI - Pohtsn Hotel
Ole TON - T. 5o'eiJeE, daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

ArrEMPr AT BCRCL,Rv.--On Thursday night, Mrs.
Moffat end her sister, residing at No. Franklin row,
Ainse street. T.. d. awakened by noise in tho
house. and after two men enter their apart
meat with a light. After ranseckng the room they
retired and proceeded TO the other rooms In the house
when the ladies made m alarm 10 awaken the neigh
bors. This alarmed the thieves, who m.de their
escape. Officer Hoyeuden Of the SIKH Precinct, on
FRIDAY, traced the thieves by their footprints in the
NOW to several ether houses in the vininty which
they had attempted to rob. lie did no succeed 10 de-
teeth z them, however.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

tAtvere..r.,,,
TFAs-THY CANTON Up. r>,,r.vv k.va a.
hand every variety Il Tsss Zoe 0~,.ra t. No.. -
private families souchons Oooionx -
70 40 Goop2wter and Inaeer. iron sse to * All .ss.s
81 Call sle ersuine ., No. las Cas,has =. 49, -
aus Roosevelt Sta Ss~eee -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

STEALING FowLs-Two Frenchuen were arrested
about O'Clock yesterday morDius by Officers Gns-
chard and Lee having in their possession thirteen hens
which hsd been stolen from the corner Of Herbert street
and Graham avenue. They wercomn.tod for exam
iahtiOp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

Nrw-YEAR's DAY Is BRoOHLYs.-New-Year's Day
was observed in the usual fs'hou in this city The
night before the streets made lively by artast-
cal companies and serensdng parties while boys made
night hiieous by blowing hsh horns-s mos, vlainous
noise-much prsctced in the Daytime lstely as wei a.
in the evening. The Msyor received his frend s. the
CITY Hall from 10 10 ,lock, and lsrge number OF
citizens paid their respects. There wss no table
spread q, the Hall bu. al the Mayors residence iu
Adsns street ell the delcscies of the season were
offered to visitors spritueus liquors excep.ei-and
there were large number Of calls. Tie citizens gen
eially kept o2eu house ami although liquor was Dis
pensed a. most Of the places, there were very few
drunken persons Tie Rev. NJ Bsecher received his
friends in ths, rordsl goOi.naturei spirit which IS
characteristic of the man. He had Widespread IS
bic for adults ADD large collection Of toys and sweet
me ste for Juveniles, Of whom g large number called
upon him, and 81 were welcome snd went away graft
fed, esch with a little present The morning w.s
rarv but in the steIroon it cleared up, AMI the calls
were more numerous There were ven ie. incidents,
md independent, of the firing OF pistols and the blow
ing Of horns, nothing occurred to make tie day dis
similar from Christmas or any other holiday
Nrw-YkARsDAY IN WILLI,MsBuRGH.-The asls!
number Of calls were made, and during the day anu
evening the cars, omubuses AMI ferry boa,s were
pretty well crowded. A peculiar feature Of New
Years Eve and the Day in the Sixteenth Wsrd was
the blowing Of horns and the firing Of p-;o,s and guns.
number Of accidents generally from the preua
tuIe explosion Of these weapons Fortunately, how
ever, only one occurred on New.fesIs Day, AMI that
was to a man who had one of his fpgers blown IF.
But few artists were made and those only for ssrAnt
Violations OF the law OF breaches Of The peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

RoBsYD-The basement Of the house, corner OF
Scbols and Smith streets Il. d., entered on Friday
hight and robbed of our boxes OF candles, valued at
sl3. The thieves escaped with theb booty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

PoLIcE.-Ine pohce mace some tuif arrests for
drunkenness on New-fea AMI Suhdsy, of whom
were 80 much intoxicated az 10 require 'oLare. Con.
siderable latitude given, and If psrs wss not
too drunk he wsslet alone. There was v'itte di-
orderly conduct, not"Ithstanding the anouHf liquor
dispensed
John Hogan was arrested by the III Distr' Police
for threatening the life OF Patrick Maher With knife
on Saturday night. The accused wa, in liquoit the
tine. and Officer Smith Hall deeming him sowhss
dangerous, took him into custody. lie was con,toJ
for examiu alton.
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EDWARD IT. DI1UN, 0I. d., EUItOT OF tI6
SCALP. ard Operating and CoL.Gips Surgeon No. ~
Cor .uous The obscure diseases daily, between
srd l. and sn1 greetings
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A. ". FA8ERs LEAD PENCILS, sold az retal
b. a. I.zt<1r7I,. A; v5ois. -.s osIy 81 .
Z F.sss Assa:, No. Is wLnslas-
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DRADY's GALLERIES,

PHoro6tAPBs
AHsorYrZs AID D,SuEaaEorYsn
Nos $50 ard 26 Broadway NeS-ioiE, sHa No. ss fersyI
vsatAay., Warrington, d. c.
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HARLEM RAILRoiD.-The ordinance which passed
both branches Of the Common C0uac a few days
ago, giving the Harlem Railroad COmpsny the priy-
eye Of running tier steam engines and cars TO Forty
aeccnd street for period Of thirty years, and also to
build al additional double track from their depot ,
ty-second stree, TO Madison avenue, sndup Madison
avenue to the Central Park snd SeventyLinth street.
for the accommodation of their city cars, for the same
period was on Friday Last signed by the Mayor and
has become law. AL tue difficulties in relation 10
the steam question at Forty-second street have now
been amicaby adjusted and per nanertly settled be-
tween the Murray Hill gentlemen and the Harlem
Railroad Company.