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Of
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aAN HOUR IN A DissECTING ROOM" TIM
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70 . curious romance Of disappointed love and uQ1
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ordinary Also the Rcvnlonta Choco
DU BAKRY a Co, i6S William street, Nav York. and
through al srocers and chemists In The stalcs.
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DOYAL HAVANA L0rrERY.--PRIzES PAID IN COLI
IL Information furnished in all iogaizer Lotteries.
GALLAGHER BRO, $40 Chestnut street,
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Marine Disasters.

Dec 49, lat 8 Ion g. leaking; would 60 Nassau repair
beam ends.
ss,s Egngs Wiley from assasoaps before reported
experienced heavy gacs and put in with sails split eaky and
so5n JSas WATSON Captain Henry Allen from Hobo
$ .s'h heavy Ss
aSn n;s si found npS!
msds w csan
s S s boat
s Sn the t are men forming s win
e step into the boat heavy surf dragged away from the
ON Ss Sq os
mn s so ,ns 5 y @ % s The
constantly driven from him BY the tremendous breakers They
body e e :
wnep b, Tine w,vs again dasssa them away from him. and they
u sa' and sn va. mot no:
Suh:a ds.isnsS % raise Sss ims
.s e.1so n se
IT, s Be- 4 :: IN: Two %
board three :e.msn Asssancs has been her By
la os Doc
Notice % Mariners.
The search made ~ lie revenue cutter william Marcy
for the locality Of the newly discovered ahoai
VA S's
~ =, si as ss;t :ps.s
s.:s
e; d hs ~ Ss:
:Sss . SSsqs from ssS1o
located about eighty miles from the above named Islands,
ssnds ws which strike sdsy dsTsn
e s eli o. n: aoG,s The finding q The shca
and that a, sounding above nsn.onsa ths vssse passed
has FOR with oy IL sSom
Of water the sea ought o break With tremendous violence
harbor Dreals in eight and twelve fshoms bank
turn tho discovery to profitable scoountsan Francisco
BLASx RIVER, ia, about Dec iasailed, bark Fenwick
azLrAx. Dec s-Arnvsd schr Florence @ Buckles. New
LIvEnrooL, Jan 4-Arvsd ship screamer Youns, savan
,1AyErIvs NOV Is-In port ship Congress, burlington,
oYsTIn Bar, Js, Dec s~ssiied brig Marco Polo sBT.
Pitts NYork and put into Havana ah In dirsss before
gEEssrows, Jan s-Arived, steamship Manhattan (Br.
JOHN Mp, Dec brig Alb.tros., Smith, Ma
tan.as schf Lyon Mcclellan, dol &th brig Proteus Glib
Ausrican Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan s-Arrived, steamer Valley City, Nc
sslsa -schr Mary 4 Tyler Tyler, Nyork.
BOSTON, ysn PSEArwsd, sshr Prairie Bird tBr).
ss i ssss. ss.ps. ;r :sAr Mar.
6tsndiah, Rich, New Orleans.
sd-Arrived, steamer Norman Crowen, Philadelphia. -
saled-steancrs Linda, Concordia, Geo Appold Saxon.
Ah-Arrived, steamers Neptune, Bearse, and Ashland,
CroweI NYork: ship Am,y stinson Shields; bark Fredo
Sc shaw tuIl: Islands: fi.I siss: E,sC.sspor i B.
low bark N onitor, from London.
CHARLESTON, Jan 4--Arrived, ship Grahams Policy,
BurSss Antwerp bark Hampton, Martinique; scbr Jonas
III RIVER, Jan I-sslsd schr Sea Bird, Bat,sy New
York.
Charleston 2sh, tshs scguil, Gall, Bath; Sah, Mary
smmons Candy, Nf0rk, Susan Wright Mount, do; 18th,
Cleared h .chr. VIM Slater, slater sycrk soh, oeors.
Albert, Mcdonald. dol John N Morrill, Weeks, and l. A
Edwards, MarthaIi do.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan s-Arrved steamship George Crom-
well, vaiiL Nyork
Sailed Steamship crescen, City, Weir NYork.
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Pm Ia. g $ Ion @ e. and passed within e feet offs
3. as: S:,; :ss
sisE.pss: % Bo:sss Is a:y. out ' = 'D, .'.
Sutton 4 Co. !: detained o. the HOOK 3 fog 1 -
s ss Hp Rec. Co. s.. Detained Sept win
ship Robin Hood of Rsston Kelly San Francisco, Sept
ESTE ss.sss si :! iss with ma.s
.ps os:Is:
ayssgss g ss o w
rGs o. , and
q. .s ss.aa u, ~
BARI csnDsnsro lBr wood Rio J.nero. a. days, with
.ssps's1 I'll. siS "a Ssss
'1 Rio snssS' g g. d.S
SsSsss e r.;nshisd vessel 70 noh
. Saf 70 nSr Rs1 M Vna ausdaloup Is days. In bal
SS:a All; w5 II. had
Sss sy,sa%: days.
CIV Bsrsr hence for KEY w o. ~ % Ion ~ SPOKE Orig
s,s queen f SssSy Pack Para. q day.. With mutt.
Brig x snd Sc
bflg. Eureka, and Leighton, for New York.
fAD: ass weather satin :'ssa
WOOD TO vataDe Son. Had strong NE winds the last
Brg R.m,re. Barnard, SAINT. Cruz q days, with mahos
Lu!.iss Gndsrsii Para, . dsy:, rSoSsr o
Ludmann Co. Been days north Of Haeras with strong
easery winds Dec - lat l5, Ion o. spoke schr Mary
Wtha, from Bahia for New York; 3D. lat % D. lon % TO-
brig Tula from Turks Islands for Boston h lat b TO- lon
g 90 spoke brig zephyr OBJ from Greenock for Batmore
40 Ion ss Found a. OF Portland, from Porto Rico
sshl Sarah Maria Of Cold sUrnF Horton auad.oups y
sesg xs ssUns TssfT wna, 1sr 40
with sugar and moasses, to Smith Co. Had heavy
weather the entire lost mafnsa and lib and stove
bulwarks Dec g. 49, Ion 60 co. brig George Downss
schr feisgsph of NorxiohA Post Mayaguez Pr Is days
with oranges 70 Huntington Of Norwich Has been ID
days north Of Haeras with strong NV and NE gales The
schr Aida, Rogers Cala,s via Bridgeport where she dis
Schr Area, Phillips, Provincetown.
Schr Fashion, Bennett, New London.
Echr Connecticut, Davis New Haven.
Schr VIM Close Close, Connections River.
Steamer Doris -, Providence, having in tow steamer
Pelican, Of and from Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Columbia Coldray from Liverpool Nov H. with mdse
and passengers to Marshall 4 Co.
Ship Alexander Marshall Marshall, from Liverpool Nov y
with mdse and passengers, to h Marshall Co.
Rochele. from
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BELOW.

Ship Columbia Codray, from Liverpool Nov H. with mdse
and passengers TO @ Marshall Co.
Ship Alexander Marshall Marshall, from Liverpool Nov q
with indse and passengers to h Marshall Co.
Rochello from
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SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac Tor New Ysrk...Ttis Day.
Sun rises ....... Z % Moon rises. morn IL 06
Sun aets.".... AZ High water....eve 9 10
PORT or NEW YORK, JANUARY 4, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
porty will find It TO their interest 10 advertise in Thu
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and In addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only In NewYork and all Its
sitles and villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief viii allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that
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Daily, Semi. Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE dovoes especial attention to the reports Of saes
Of real estate both In the city and country thus adding
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TRIBUNE as cents per line for each Insertions WEEKLY
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AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The following ia list of the plans for new
buildings approved by Mr. James NJ Macgregor the 81.
pertntendent OF Buildings, slnce last Thursday:
Plaa No l5-Peb e-Three frame dwelling houses located south.
west Of Avenue hundred second st. se
budn 6sr Stories basement and attic Owner John L. Lind
PAN No i9-Ptb sOne brick store and t.en.tthon'e located
south de ofFJtevebbt IT'S feet OF fhhsye Of build
ings, 23I5a stories Owners, " HeBqns and NJ Cooper
PIdn No ls0Pe l-one brick stable lQcaed Al No J LIST
size OF building lJI30i storieA Owner Cornelius Dugan.
Ran No Feb l2Rgt brick tenement houses located south
aide tothst 100 es Of 2sye Size Of bnngs B9;0 stories
and basement Owner. William A. Jset.
Plan No l2feh ll-OIs brick store public hall dwelling
located south aide Nstst east Of Avenue d. bEo Of building
34I2A6i JSto1es ONner. John Otto.
Plan No IA-Peh i2-Oos brk dwelling located No 3D West
Thungsr
Plan No f,b a-On, brick ,.ughtehou,s located south side
Forty sirhst 100 feet east Frat size Of building 9r33 stories
j, and basement Owner. George Strauss.
Plan No 4Peb l-Three stone dwellings located south
sde seventy eighth st 40 FAe sIe Of buildings 1917
oo stories y and basement Owner, N. " 0illOcL
Plan No l8Psh a-OBs frame marble maue heoy located
north hae Fo hit us r. Wes Of TbTdsvei size buldnE l9I60
stories. Owner john Heavy
PIaH No. lV-Feb 1.-two bosnone drepss located
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Of Toy 100 west OF Enhavei are building 2Or42
stories, l. Gamer, James BAILEY. ...
HOME ITEMS.

Mr.. Absalom Jones has sold his property on
Ma,n.st. Tarrytown now tenanted by Abram Brothers.
harness makers from Nyack for $4,000
William Spreen of Mount Vernon has pur-
chased four acres of land and dwelling house IN Pei
hamville from John Hliker for $500 cash.
A pettion is about to- be presented to the
yonrs Board Of Trustees FOR the opening or rotonave
from Ashtonave the north line OF the village along
the wcat line OF the saw.Mill River. This avenue II 10
thought VIII eventually be the main one lhe Sewer IN
Morgan-st In that town is rapidly approschng ooinpe
f0n and plans have been prepared by Mr oohHns aor
the grading Of Morgan.s and the ooStfuc"oh Vi nro
... rcd
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LITERARY ITEMS.

privaSe letter from Germany to @ gehIie,
man in this city says: "The names OF Ohannlh Co."
Theodore Parker are now having o very eA'o 49,, =,
IN EuIope Parkers Works are now pgs from
Sweden. You will be amused WIN william Eory Chan
recent work entitled Etudes sur Wished writer Mr.
pinc' by Ernest strOehlln. ~ men must
& tS rcSous opinions from the theologlans JUST
as they accept tho scien1e rst are the sole proof
o. me divinity Of his doctrine and that crleSh This
philosophy Inevitably lead mummy he'nseyes liberal
70 adopt the most revolving maxims OF CathoieisHL
Tnrd &, Houghton are about bringing OUT
nomn,ete edition of Hans Christian Andersehs "olAs'
nv arrangement with the author. 1t VIII oonsie -,
sections l. Novels c'ImprSvsatTSIe'p c a!Thc Two
aT6ueseq IL Wonder Stories and Iaes tr Cb ti
stories usually cassed under heae herto translated;
her sI No Existing complete collection IN Eng T Se
translation is 20 DO revised MIN lost i'm many cases.
I sSetehes of Travel Containing an account o, sp
authors adventures IN inc d FSclah w Selections
from Dramatic and Poetic Works y. stoiy u n q
III nSerssniy"made selections, IN short sketch, OF
!" January Rtversde'-but this is to he con-
nle,e. and Andersen moreover, is 10 Ilrhlsh "h o''
new portion for the American edltlOh'
A work entitled "The Basic Outline of UNI
yersology" by MT Stephen Pearl Andrews 10 Wicn nc
ma. devoted the studies and contempations OF thirty
yenrs IA announced by Dion Thomas for puDhcatloh Wy
subscription II purports to exhibit the elementary
ciples OF newly discovered science OF the
The STAGES of their development in the special scienc
The author claims TO have derived universal angago
from the principles of the new science OF WTm
ore given I'm the forthcoming volume. among otIua
topics which enter into The comR Rsyelaton
nrnoramme OF the work arc hoNei.nno, =,
Rnh ecencep PHILOSOPHY OF mtegraisln,
Observation-Disclosures Harmony Of IDEAS In the 0phiSS1 b O
,le ontbor tbc volume VIII establish the unity vi VIC
sIences aud throw broad light all tho great sup
iects Of human thought and especially OF t9se W t,
ototc tho prese nt age aud which destined 10 i0l
asrnifcnnt epoch in the progress OF humanity OLC a
students OF the principles Which unfods nave
tle
ton in every sphere Of human interest ana 9cuviS,
whether IDEAL physical, social. moral pohue' VI 10
li0ious Tie announcement Of q Work when Is Piio,
claimed with so enthusiastic pretenslons VIII ha'uISt!
DO received with certain degree OF lncreIuhty' Mid
n will awaken curiosity test its merits O} CanuI
scrutiny on the part of those who deem themselves
petent TO the task
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AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

-f BY JOHNSON * MILLER.
bouses Nos d. 90 a. 81 aud Dean st. rs
oil lots each 2oI5 EACH $500
,,n o, s,el.ttst each 2iIioo s2ro
iiot n sud Sacke 259o 1850
aiots vaetst 2srlOO s. Richardson each $40
brick house, stable and o ChnionAve, 23l<
st. samuel booth 1890
sSssn Bond AID HOtsi. 49, SiIo Fnls BrOcEwy 1000
esTe. lot iSiSi s. Williams, s7o
and lot No Butst, south side between Smith and
COurts&, lot 2oIioo John iiaJes. 400
by @. W. KELSEY
sfdson each $50
corH North 20ri0O Ilncls
lot adjoining North Henry-st T. Rince..
lot adjoining iIs, j. r. Rucie $40
Joining T. Rineie, each ........ 40
lot W. Richardson and Wlamss, sire j. T. Rim.
Gle each .;'...:''.'.;' 81
lots adjoining Wlmst, same sire, j. T. Rnce each. $40
lots w. North ieuy st. cot heeksrNe j. T. Rneie each $50
lot PFontstreet, bet Smith st. aud KngsDd 25IOo,
lots adjoining the e. zach 20Il00 r. Rncie sach.....
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THE GREAT SERIAL STORY.
CHARLES READBS GREAT STORY,
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE,

wa be eoaIaeaeed IN The March SGaotr o. me
GALAXY.
ReGdy Friday, Februarvla
Ta> March Nusb contain Supplement l6o PaOs1 IN Gil
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IN s,reL Number tll contain articles By John Abbott Juin
mccarthy Jalia Ward Hove MrL Aaas Edcards Eugene Benson
Rthard Grant White Dr. John Draper C. W. EO, Pierre Blot
others
q sTHE about perfection ~ anything can De- =
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hs reported Increase circulation Of The GALAIT hrd
% be wosdered a. for certainly the best Of American magazines
fBggalo Express
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A FARM of rs acres mt Flushing Long Island
depot n minutes from NeNfork
Pile good snuss and GOOD land viii be sold bargain applied
h' see" JOHN D. PIIRCk No Pine At
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LEW .PROYIDENCE STATION, Morris and

IN Esser H. X Of JPor SALE handsome double HOUsss
tanng water gas ard all other nodes mproyemsnts sefs
stable house ice house kc ave Minutes wax hen 1872
station Fine opportunities for investment IS properly o., "a
laid and offered BY the original Also hsose
four Lots 90 Kngsbndge Road Onehunded
Also House. with % lots n miles from Harden Bridge
Apply to WALTER r. JONES, NewProvdenes sta,os e.
wM. u. CROSBY. EDWARD O. BLACK, No - Pneh' wv
Xork
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gong SslanS 8taI Gstatt for Sale.

A FARM of 90 acres with good buildings
suitable for private residence boarding healthy an
pleasantly located Sound at MIs Place Long Islands
Tor cash JOHN \. PIERCE No. G Pinest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
Gitp Staf Gstat, fcr Sal,.

TOR SALE-A very fine 4-story high stoop
as Loao1 nrtrGstst Fhh AMI MadisonAyes Price So
600 Apply to HOMER MORGAN No. 2Plnest NSsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17

NEWARK, N. IA magnificent stone RESI-,
~ DRSCB on Clinton ave the fashionable part Of ee eE
nearly Of land sa sVe respect the most -
all Of the most approved pattern Price sseV 90 s lev
Of the prupery
aud fa pacus decided bargain With HAYWARD JONES
Co. cor Fourteenth. ST. aud Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
Sortsttbrstsr Cuunip gtaI esiait for saIs.

A SPLENDID FARM in Westchester County
"A o. 100 u i9Tlows 20 'es ron He'ao'6
sns ,h county No better land can be osHd ia the
and .%arroasaus country o5t,inea
me % & property thu. rendering At once very desirable invest
msn, either for country residence Tor pa6As watering place. aud
Maps aud particulars at n,,o,, v,v,no
A FOR SALE or to RENT, or EXCHANGE
IA for city property wes,ehssr County HOUSE, eontain-
house Terms to April HOMER MORGAN, No Ppest
At MAMARONECK, Westchester Co., mile
,o" cre ry lave and snail & shade TIE, shrub
berg &C. Fdts sisSss 4 DELANEY, No ia DoSsfy GasaI.
COUNTRY SEAT with 12, 90, or 80 acres,
~ mile from Chappqu@ station Harlem Railroad Land rieh build
new anu IaGHr T;aemss s n. Co.. No is, Bo~ey
EARM and COUNTRY SEAT at Newcastle,
wsstehesr Co. for sALECOniAiuinE 50 acres 10 COED Orer;
cherries, &c good house containing with ce water 10
,o h,bv ~ ~ @ S5 T nn. n
.o h o ssS Az
Dsk ILL s % on &c p @
EOR LE-WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
s wa &c sanS. lad ont p %n ,Ss. ana " s Of
s .. nsss . . & 10 %'%s s s% %
% Sa1 No. r"S:t sSio ''DsA 70 S'Tioi Ad
DOR SAIE-A frst-class COUNTRY SEAT,
lava aud n beautiful, situated the water at odsa West
road and only short distance from the proposed Poehsser Railroad
VIII be sold ow exchanged for productive Brooklyn
property also for s, near the above furnished COTTAGE with
stable and oflsnd.
FOR SALE-A COUNTRY PLACE, with
Tse .srss Of ground handsomely laid out and well shaded the cor
nsf Farm, road and unCaaye the TOM q wstehsr 200
yards IRON the Porser Railroads. house has III and bath
room complete oer and stalls for six horses choice
fruit on the places Also lots for ss Union would exchange
for good house In the cltT.
No. IS Safest
TOR SALE, or TO LET-At Pleasantvile,
westehester Co, Y, ION line OF Harlem Railroad HouSBef
20 with Inquire Of THOMAS
PIERCE No 1875 Bleeeherst Jas PIERCE Pleassntvs.
TOR SALE-A splendid COUNTRY SEAT,
consisting Of House Store Clubhouse with Of sud
ms from Paterson Depot the Harlem Railroad Price $500
Terms Inquire Of 6E0 BANKS No l26 BoSey
WESTCHESTER C0UNTY.-FOr SALE, mt
w White Plains a miles from depot Farm Of 100 with
good house buildings For parteuar apply 70 UEO WITH
BRLL, No. % Broadway. or on the preml,ea
IF YOU WANT to PURCHASE or RENT
YosKRRs PROPERTY call on YoUMARS. Doeht, Yonkera
yOng SslanS Zeal Gstatt for SALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17

ONE FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, coutaining. 10
" Of ground; good barn Hons" ne" snd ss
located Price houses course
from 5000 % Inquire Of MORRISON bEr -, Rs.cs
where maps and photographs n be seea and ia parses
VALUABLE CLAY PROPERTY for SAt ID
V at Woodbridge NJ J. Farther parieulan and speeime'
Clay can beep at LAM R0BlNSONs No 81 sasse M -
WOODSIDE, N. J.-F0R SALE, the Deant,iqIes
residence on Beleviave OF Csrarstst n,s,s
rooms cold water gsa and an 49,, tp,uss
menis good barn the property, acres h'as vac mae
dI,,el, Inquire Of G d MORRISON on the premsts
WOODSlDE, N. J.--F0R SALE-Qne rre ens II
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HOUSE, CONTAINING bot sud cold water ana nSR Containing
lot 75n2OO; price, SLOW ose fehen 0o sneu
LOT TSxpO price a 400 aluire Of MORRISON hAy
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