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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNHE eigN'h annual commercials g OF Minerva College
l. gill lake place Friday she 12th. EHeseires 20
commence 1t oe oek. A ~ The public generally are
rtqlet TO auend The session q this Institution
81 hegn the iss day Of septemher. 1851.
iuneQ-@2. 4 JONES
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sW Holland Denton, Esq, democrat, is
a candidate fJr the Senate, from the districts
composed Of White, Putnam, jackson and
Macon.
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NEW VElLUM PAPER COpYIyG BOOK.

tn Book will be onn1 posses eat advantages
the OLD style, from ths paUer being both t1 X and
strong, and toH no. tear erieB ddnpe7ed. 1t takes
perfect iI ression snd is pages Will be conv,n-
lent TO refer to these ordinary Day B)ok When
once in use great SUI eriory vii BE- apps ent both FOR
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Manis:s and other
Documen 5. For sale by
JineI Sc CHARLE3 W. sM tn.
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LAND SALE.

nNWednes4ay the fth of JUS next tract ronfainin,
he,r zoo seI-', In Dayid'on county, eleven miles
S'uh OF NhshVh e. Que nile from the n. 4 G. RRon
Mn creek, the premises Il Jones 70 be sod AZ az.
on. one uird 10 he rail- h 2''h necember nent one
ana Two ear tine On he or payu ert all without in
|rS bond snd proved seclrity On the hFst pa m nj
Aro1t one haH 81 the tfsc g. in cniiivu ton The chief
81 sheh - Mil creek hot'om, the Other Is N seod
shd "a uaDe fud ne timhsr rear steam and 6rst
WI, Fiih TAR r. prov nev frame huildirg oct
oIngs &C. orally d. snh garden; lasting spring water
~ en- ana iesur1 indeed h. Summer near every
II q Of fruit tre~s and vipeF, 'or hi clmtie
VIZ sell about leo acres with h IMPROVEMENTS with
r PRIV ege 81 more. The oher portion SMALLER OTIS
ss shoNn on Tie mare. As q stuittu qnuHy Of lana
TIMBER saa sater cal and see before the day II sale
Jsueo lntsW, b. =. JONES
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

R- Col. Joseph @. Guild, of Sumner, is
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
the 9th district.
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MAR IRIED.

In Franklin, Tenn, So day evening, June tn, by
Rev y =. Davi. Mr. NEs w. ANraoSY, o. Hickman, KY,
to Ms siR nsBsrH AusroS. Il the tsrmer place.
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GREAT REJOICING-THRE DAYS
LONGEK OF
COL. WOODS GRAND MUSEUM
OF
LIVING WONDERS,

w LII EXHIBIT FOR TaREs Days LONGER, AT
the 70 ms hted up EXPIRES y for the OCCASION Col
ege street, yer Be chs Store, Monday, TUESDAY
Heon sday, JuIe eth, Oh and 10th.
GREATEST NATURAL ATTRACTION IN THE WORIDl
MONpER VI ON N0NOtkl SEEN GREAT CuRIOsI-
TIES ALL IN UNE INHIBITION
GRAND COLLIE TION,
consisting Of the 70 loving wonderful freaks Of ma
lure Among the number may be found the
SWISS BEARDED LADY,
Mile, COlf1ia, the greatest curiosity of his century.
THE YOUNG ESAU,
Son Of the Beaded Lady, is 81 years Old with pair of
NLiskers.
THE AMERICAN GHANTESS,
Mas Sylvia Herd, from Wilton, Frankl County, Me-
who ne airy feet hi h. weighs $50 pounds and requires
Io4yards Of dry & o Is f. compl Ia dress
TIE QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES,
malest Lady ia the world ard mother Of three beautiful
Children Tislady Is but so inches h, and speaks
eral languages
THE SWISS WARBLER,
Mons Ginnicho, you~g man that will initiate all the
ahered son sters Of he grove and disco
tfll muse on tn Jev / Cyt ba,
Doors op n hon 10 6. and 70 10 W. Admission to
the who 81 cents; Oh ldren ard Servants % cents.
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BOHN'S LIBRARY OF FRENCH ME- MFRS.

CHV0'H1 totb tie STANDAr D LIBRARY
MEMOIRS or PdILIP DE OCM INES, containing the
Histories Of Louis XII and Charles vII Kings Of France
ana oil Charles the ID Du Of burgundy. To which
Is add'd' The Scandalous Chronicle In 2 volumes.
Portraits
MEMOIRS OF TIE DUKE OF sULJY, Prime Whistler to
Henry the Great. With Notes and an Historical Intro
dtctoa by sir Walter scorr. In vols. With Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., H.. and H. Portrait
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

tF DIR. Williim Rvnshaw is the Ameri-
can candidate for the Legislature in White
county.
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PUBLIC SNLE OF LAND.

nv THURSDAY, THE nth ~ JUNE, on the premises
" vii se 10 tbs highest bdds. tract OF LA ID con-
tanning about or
TIE land lies O. Mil Crsst between the Lebaroo and
Va free boro tuf 'kys, tufnokp adjoining he
lard 81 EdWs RI Tatu and is apart q the land Of the
Ia r p Srr n
The tract divided into three lots, With ter on each
rAENs OF SAIK.l,2 and years, orr secured
bearing interet Tavnb'r IN B,I md lie retain ed
81 Sale 70 commence al IL Ocosx.
sAML CROCKETT.
2. nIARCOCN al
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On. z vols
B0HN'S EXTRA VOLUMES.

CHyOfn1 tcitt tie Sr1NDuD .tsRARY
GKAHM mt MEMOIRS IF The COURT az CHARLES
II. Po,t trait
9A8ELiI' WO KS. Complete in vols. Portrait
CUNT HAhILrON'5 FAIRY TALgs. Portrait.
B0CCACcIO's DECAuEI N. oomplsts Translation. by
K. KELLY, Esq Portrait.
o1NFANraS' FXEMrLA8Y NOVELS, complete. Portrait
TIE H'PfAME ION Ia es ia the manner Of Boo sccio,
ny MARaAREr, QUEsS OF NAyARRz Fine Portrait.
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1Ih Day of JnIYnext,


DUR UANr - d.cretal ord r Ct the Walns County
L 'ourt, at the Jun term, Is Ia the ctse " MarhI
A Clemons al ex pare vii sci ghest b.dd.T
on the prImise- h
11Ib Day of July next,
tracts Of La d. con ain ng tcg ether 367 acres situated
m Wayne county. ,tfo vet pIrti.ul de-
script O. Inch can be had on the day O. sds.
credit II nd years " III be e ven, the pur-
cha er liv ng bond and approved eurty, aud a
ta.nsd on SAM land al he u chase moaey is pad.
ALSO,
One negro slave, namel fish, about Q years old. A
cred f Twelve onths will he Civ n purch CIV
ing bcnt nd app owed security. said Ian and slave
belongs to e state Of John Clemols. deed, and sod
fJr d, tr bu ol. WA. JONES,
Ju- S-N5t. CLERK 4 Com.
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VERITAS.

Extract OF a Private etfer receive ed I'm
this City steTdsy.
BoLIvAR, June 9Th, 1887.
TIL re is no question as TO Mr.. Halton's ability
to cope with Gen Harris. He is said by very CON-
petent judges to have completely endorsed his
competitor several times in tbs region. ! have
never seen happier set OF lows than our friends
out here. II tie physical Hstton viii but support
the intellectual, during the canvass, the "Cedsr
Snag" will be the Governor
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Anflo-Saxo1 Chronicle,
BRANDE'S Populor Antiquities. vols
EARLY travels in PalesJ ne,
III is N trcal Eomsnc -
FLORENCE Of Worcesiers Chronicles
HAND BOOK q Proverbs,
LAMBS Specimens Of the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of Shakspesre.
hAILEI'' Northern Antiquities,
MARCO POLO'S irave,er,
OLD English Chronicle, t. x),
PASSION letter. Ohe),
ROGER Of WENDOvEI y Chronicles. vols
WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY do
- New Works constantly added to the Series AMI
regularly received after publication.
W. T. BERRY 4 COMPANY.
Jnne 3, Nash
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

ne 4 INT draushts ssuer. B'Aoche6 TR
le~is, 10 L. Batemsn, nAster, tzTI4e5IAa
u lesye a. fhOye, this dsy Al
cc.ocs, v. for passage or freight app board or
10 liun a. r. y. naRDCAS fLE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

hR WOOD in start for the North about the srs, 4,
II July and toe no may desire his services b fore ms
ietnrh 'hau'a make Al Pointments Immediately.
AZ o'r IN Rim o. AZ my ter oisH IN M cases
'aonot shJTd 10 n-une and mat rial Ebete thrrr
Is @eay; ey',lon or trolbe in regard the pay.
June '-7t TlW. B. WOOD
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b. ;. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
MOST, COLLEGE, ST. NASHVILLE.

II AvING esfabH-hsi g nef.i AEricaltzrAl Depot a
II The absFe plae fsrs al cd and true friends,
ans he pabio a large call ana ne and exzEae
~ ss0sk i1.tradr m s1srs ne late<t and ap-
HoEes- snd Reaprrs 4arohi - nnriEaed corn and
asataesy Gardsa sces. 81 every Eansty also. Clover,
aolhy bas Grsss, Orchart Grass, Canarv Hemp and
Al knas u AgreaitEra and Horticultural lnplements
hanL
Al kiuds 81 fcPper. Tin. Bras and sheet Iron Ware
tai msnblaeisFed and fV-.. Crates a. sac. Az
feaarsl lap fsnts not had. orere SO sold a.
sactaTsff prlzst snd irta-por ioa. Asa Timers
aaehiBes asd Had foois frss Peck SAITH Co.'S aAnu-
hefory sa-iAscsfoa. . ma.
u Fserses = saP - % Rash, LaA aai Cora Bsaas,
~ssss "a wrtLRs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09
FIRE Brick.
FIRE BH11 IA.
= 0An FIPE b. K just eesived snd for sale h,
OJOOO ljuIe t-lwl sTEWART L OwkN.


w u. tnENEFI respectfully announces TO his friends
W and h. publc in he a. that ms BENEFIT ,ske,
P,hoe 90 Moi day evening. me h.. al the Nashvine
ahsa re- On which teca ion Mis- Marion Mccarthy and
hr 20 Greene and ady, hsve nj volunteered Their
se,Nc,' Fnd VIII appear or ihi night onv
- For fnIl prtcuars see hin. IN ne har inn.s1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09
COMMITTED To JAIL,

NoNMIfCsD to tie ja1 Of Davdsoa c,untv OF the sofb
~ DIV OF Va 1851, 2 NEGRO NAN, IN saws his name
Noss and tnat he ng t. Jackson RIaLts nj LIN ,oln
county Tie reu Fayetteville Nose is bout "a Y, as
"a feet or nc7es hgn, OF black color ard ueghs
sbou' l6' or us pound. rhe oRns- Il aid negro il
reque,ted u forward prove p ope ty " charge
aud take him away, he will be dea WIN As the law
Directs W II ClEuOVs
Tailor OF David,o1 uniy,
S-V6t. AZ Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09
SHERITE,S SIZE
GA PIE Nj Y.

CTOTU"aTA HN"SE, CAPE ISLAND CAPE NAY
- NEW JER>EY-This extensive establ- hrrert will
be opened Dr the r-crption OF comnanv Tai DAY,
June inst. Since the close OF last il has been
put Ia rlee Order Panied th-cUq bout Pap red
much Furniture addei. ccrps Of tie best drilled
COOrei Servants have been selected this CITY and
Baltimore, add attention will ne paid the
comfort ant pleasure Of The rue,t Application Rooms
Cottages be made at tbs Office OF TIE subscriber
J. pARTWOuD,
Jurn Z eodlm. no. % Walnut street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

ID EiVEO III orbing by Ext lot OF lite Silk
II Bonnets of the very --latest yes and beautifl
teriu.
Al o, o. eleg'nt small Sgd French Jscoaetts
With 800 pc W its Husgueto Net rg Our roo1s
in eenersli've ell orted, AMI will be of red merchants
only IT low prize.
J.neS. BG4U IRBY MORGAN AGO
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
No. 10 Bread St, ana 90 South Markstst,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
STONES, TINwARE, etc.

TCsT KgcEIgFD AND F'g SALT, LARGE AND
y eompiei- ssssrtmeBi o. Coekng ard Heating s4es
Of every sac " 4nd pAtiern ths 10 brOeght % Ia
msIksf.
We uanrfletang the wrought Iron CookinK slaves
o. al siLe Raging In price o1 ga % eloe, he bes,
aud hea siest naterlsi-
ia Wafr sA1le ssis and rcsaf.
Copper AMI shset Ira W5rk 0g Al knfs o. Hsohissrr
"a nba "a al lnars kagna, &c sfs ard nistilsry
30 gadr fss shortess soda an = ale ara
rpairr. ro1aE and sp1utisz eene n ar
patch ID aet cVet1taazs thaf requires Tn. @ poer
sAs-s iroas 4 doae - IA sas bel and cAsas
a any. CoNLSF johns g.
Ne. 10 Broad s. ara % sosfh aarkss a.
June Nssh fi'is. F-s~
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SUMMER SHOES.
s " YD E e d FRIZZ ELL,
No. 81 PnbIic Square.

A RE in recep' nt fl re stncl Of
IA Gems tlf Con iters
I" OK o ries:
+ ne Fat lie ,ther CONGRESS G iers;
=" ONford Ties;
AMI O III bw-quarter Shoes:
Calf Pump sole 70 Is
ALSO A god 1T ent If Rows and Youths, Of
every style sad quality, al OF which offered low for
cash At No. 2l Pubic Square.
juneS SNYDER FRJ7Z9II
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x Il "
Gift Sale Of Books at Auction.

10000 T0t VOL We a'ad ,ny Works S S'S Of
ur sara Of Roofs will receive with Il Ell pur
chase, to be distrii u Ell as usual.
NJ. c. BRUCE, Aucro-e~,
June 2-tf. Co re street
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SALE EGKO VouAY-

GY virtue oftwo Ions in favor of Alex Lpdbetfer
- against james Tsrp ey, vii on Saturday The
27th of June, tie Court hou wall, in The city Of
Ma nv lie, IL oclo"E, 10 Pr ic the high
rst bIcGer. for ash, negro wor an named Jul az
about 30 Vfar alt goot cooh asher lie eO on
a. the pert> OF "a frpev, to sa ifv sa uops
SAD negro can be &c any tine Until he aay Of a at
tn, once Z" Vim. Q. Loyd
Jure I'll. TEOUAS HOB ON c. Do
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

Extra Family Lard.
" sre peitang up "a qlsFter and haf barrels.
" g SEAT eftlce q - air lard, eiA sei
~ east. Consumers sostAinz - rchasng q
- mssfi-iHs wss ~ Co
- asalfT ksosoalS.--Ws base sox sapsre lss q
> Heons oF skFss e thsn haniensg snesotdsr-
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SHIRTS.

w Rave row arst rate ss~or'meut Of SHIRTS AZ
vaFion' pT'ees, and Of latest styles. TIE 6ner
an Other tiye. ''@1
June = IN. McGuL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

COUNTERFEIT DETECTORS.
White onp.ons Det>csOrs for June, just received
By HAGAN BRO,
iunek Union a. d VI irkst SITS.
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AGENTs WANrAp,

AUt4NHs NANIHUa
rIN0 sell Goads fr na4nf stu iaF hos In thls ctr
eaissy ten tlfo - fi5fpes manih "a exasnsss.
ca reesiDs $40, Taf ipF4arl zap - 81 kKpress
uilh instrnc oas o. .id sa1,osnf ~ s1sasps ~
partlcuiars, &. d. DAVIS
heal Ia g an1 stoex asoker.
-. -, HIN 81, csacmnat. fkfa.
yuns i-eE4h@s Pct o4.ss va se4a
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OFsk, Isle threat, Ganr, Msrino- Cana. co..o,
~ JAG ne LINN Ysrf Js1ng. Cst.os Ssft 80 80
Co,i' Feosiyed anu Or SAFE 81
June g ~ 49,,
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HALF HOSE.
TX Use T1rs'd. Nsr no saa every variety Of Cotton
- received and forsale b. ' " N''''n'
Jaue g q, a, $50,
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sh AND TOILET BRUSHES
TX -, ~ ps, Espre another iavlce II BAR Ton
facsi'g and + ct Combs '' '~NV -
J. MeGILL
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cOLORED SHIRTS.
UNDERWEAR.

NOLoHE I'D SHIRTS.
X kCtlEtD his daY smsll uyocs OF Marsari.s Col.
- ofel SIR >, ami choies lot o. otarr patterns
J. n. MeGILL.
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lao MAJ VALVES q CARPEr Bags.
tsr Teesivsd DaR ot Of beat .ol, 4. 49, r~,,,
Aaa talne', aud soae o. cheaper stvs.s a. ss.-
'oftnsni o. Carpet Bsgs, Tor sas 81 49, -
Y...--. J. a. Nee Ii.
- A~tiss ana oenilemen's Rafnia.sas s.ore
s-Ne eoFnes o. square and CosIsxe street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-09

HOOPs II FRUIT BOOK.
Hopper Western Fruit Book Just received by
june s. HAGAN BRO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

idrs,itv And the ooly things advertisers can ofr,r
for their particular use beside dress and cordss are
pr,nts for "disgopsl and cOncave e asses aud "a
Gre at variety Of shells fit for aowers Oue favori,e
occur alton was 10 attend aucens and purchase an in
fn,ty Of oriental bsubles, Chinese kuck kpscks
cookie shells, and butterflies. The DAY was usually
ipaugurated by a cup Of chocolate 10 bed. Then "a
yored visitors admitted the scandal Of the pre-
ceoipg day discussed, and schemes dsvssd for get
ting through" the present one ard the molrow-be-
word which point imagination was at fault Sunday
evening was specislly devoted TO csrd-ps,tes On
other nights existence was rendered endufabls by
me ars Of Vauxhall and Ranclsgh, rouu aud ms,quef
sdes plays and opera But the one engro,sipg sub
iect OF thought and anxiety was dress. "Mobs and
handkerchief says The Connoisssur, answer the
lend of covering, but the main purpose Of dress s TO
"reveal." " In accordance with this dogma hs con-
tinues the stays and petcoat have been 30 unmer.
"cfully pruned aud cut away in order to discover
"laeut Beauties that if those of the present mode
"were to fall into the bands Of our distant
"posterty, they would conclude that the pres
g. !" ent race Of women must have been generation
"of p'gmes for they could never possb conce that
they were OF common size and wore by wa7 OF dress
any garments little calculated either for use or orns
ment." To carry out the fashionable lotion of dress
to perfection, he recommends that a sect of " Evites
be started, who should wear only pompon aud fig
Iesf-Onamented agreesbly to individual taste With
the addition, in cold weather, Of thiu close fitting
garment Of flesh colored elk. The hoop, of FORM
measured from end to end about twice the hight OF the
wearer, and was admirably adapted to dspay consid-
efaby than the foot and suke. Short sacks and.
nfghgtes having been recently introduced from Paris
also much vogue for, as all men will agree,
next TO no clothes at all nothing is more ravishny
than an easy dishabhle our ladies for thst res.on
"perhsps come into public places il they were Just
got out of bed as II they ready to 60 into it,"
But notwithstanding the cynical objections Of the
sstrst, the n6gHg6e mai tanned AMI increased its
popularity. II Was not loose wrapper, 81 its
rame would import but costly and hi ghly wrought gar
ment In advertisement for lost missing trunk,
s contents are described scarlet tsbby aegge:
trimmed with gold; green t8bby pettcOs tr mined
" also with gold; a white damask neglg6e trimmed
with blue sDail blond lace, with pettcoat Of the
" same; silver brOcsSe silk negliges tri 1mei with
pink -cOlored silk; white fustain riding habit,
L" turned up with blue and laced with silver; petit
coat Of the same and wsstc oat trimmed also with
" silver" Hutton Ii hundred Years Ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

To Ne Edito, u The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: The opinion almos. universally prevalent among
farmers that the teachings and information furnished
by THE TRIBUNE 10 reference TO Agriculture reli
able truthful and sincere renders that department Of
your paper peculiarly interesting.
Though but seldom, perhaps any acknowledgement
is rendered, there yearly many thousands largely
your debtor for actual pecuniary gain by taking ad-
vantage Of the timely information furnished by THE
TRIBUNE.
OF the truth of this remark, have had frequent
personal experience, and, of recent occurrence,
would beg briefly 10 relate instance. Early in the
Fall had an offer for the purchase of my apples,
which being at higher rate than usually receive
in this vicinity, would gladly have accepted had
not previously noticed in THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE a
short paragraph ntmstng that the apple crop at the
East was considerably deficient. Influenced by this
intelligence the offer was declined and eventually
sold the proceeds of my orchard a. figure so far
above the first offered price would at your club
rates, pay for forty gears subscrib.ion to The
TRIBUNE.
know OF many who have thus largely benefited
by information derived from the same source Such
facts 80 plainly demonstrate the utility Of THE TRIB
UYE to the farming community, that it seems strange
that any should hesitate TO enrol their names its
multtudinous list of subscribers and thus, while ma
teriay advancing their pecuniary interests manifest
their appreciation Of the moral courage viii Oh sustsn
it's conductors in their fearless onslaught the errors
corruption and tyranny Of the age. Us w.
Bataria n. Y Dec. 10. 1887
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

MYSTERIOUS DIsArrEARAScE ExPLAISED.--
her parents at No. Is West street. disappeared from
her home ysteriousy, and no trace Of her could be
found though she sought for in all directions The
Deputy Superintendent Of Police being notiei Of the
event. INSTRUCTED one of the detailed Off GERS to
tnue the search in all those houses and places to
of which it thought the girl had been spirited.
The off did directed, but no tidpgs of the miss
ing were learned. He q. length changed his tao
tics, and yesterday mornng succeeded in finding the
object Of bis search in q private and respectable
boarding. house in the upper part Of Broadway. He
conveyed her without objection on her part to the
Pslice Office in Broome street. where, in answer 20
questions, she stated ths. she had left her home be-
cause Of cruel treatment Of her parents, obey are
rish who because she refused to attend the Cstho-
lie Church, prosecuted her beyond endurance. Her
expenses since leaving home, che ADDED were borne
by "a young lawyer" about whom she persisted
remaining silent. Her mother and younger sister
were soon pretent and much joy was evinced as see
ing the Loot one. Annie returned their embraces with
srdcr, bu! declned positively that she would not
return home on any condition. The mother and sister
begged and mplored, wept bitterly and promeed thst,
for the future, she would be kindly cared for But
their efforts were ursvsilpg Armies remained
strangely firm her resolve, but said that she would by
way Of compromise, lesve the city or take no her
abode in any respectable calling with any family, or in
any place which the Deputy Superintendent might
recommend. The mother and daughter fnally Left in
despair, and greatly detected. Annie remains until the
Deputy-Superintentent osn take some sotios With
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FIRES.

FIRT rs HOUSTON sTRTFr.
AT O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke on. 10
the dwelling house No. - Houston street, bu. beiog
discovered at an early moment, il was soon eItia
gushed; loss $50. The fire was occssioned by the
carele'sness of q servant gii in passing throagh q
room with Lighted candle.
FIRE II CHERRY STREET.
Yesterday morning, shortly after clock, fire &c
Cured in q small frame stable 10 the rear Of No. 32
Cherry street, aud completely destroyed the building
Seven horses the property Of as msny cartmen an 1
backmep. were burned to dea.h-all efforts 20 save
the animals proving unsvaing. The stable was kept
by one Mrs Ryckmsn The FIRE is supposed to have
ofet ated Il ON the csrelsssness Of drunken haok.
mi
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eytIy ,urr displaying tie gre stsst agility TIE oissr
s,h ssr ard clrb displayed, followed close sttsr and
40 did the crowd The race was vel-coutes.sd one
srd FOR tine tie cdd, appeared n favor of the fag
tive who was every moment increasing his dstscce
and tie number OF his synpsthzers. Bu. the rscs'is
10, ausys TO tire svA Poor monkey soon bs,.ne
wtsred, bis progress grew over, aud io,ly he
stopped stock sti The officer put out the laws right
am gresdily, but drew i. back swiftly amid the loud
laughter Of the cow immense throrg. Bat the deter
mined presever of tie peace hsd duty to perform,
ard be did it after hard fight at close quarters snd
then conveyed the captive to the Station House where
he was inc ceisted, lonely and for..ken long eOough
to sfford him tine to reflect on policemen snhunapity
to monkeys. Later in the day he was 81 shown up"
but his Likeness vss not taken for Detective Lssrtss
picture gallery ct the Deputys Office in BroOns stree
No mention Of the arrest was ade next morning on
the Ward returns, though the prisoner wss released
bot whether the discharge was effected by writ Of
babeas corpup, or by magistrate with felo feeling
in his bosom, our reporter did not learn.