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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-10

rJNRY "Sozodont"- article lor the teeth
l. TRY '.Cocoune, best hair Oil in the w"r.d.
. TRY "Camphor soep"-infallilc for cliapp'd hands
TRY The envy of Sn ,w,"-thc Ladies tarorite.
TRY Til: Cold Cream Soap "-uonc letter.
TRY "HuLJard's furniture POLISH old new.
TRY .Jenks japan Backug" for all kind Of leather.
TRY "Spauldings Glue'-mends without trouble.
TRY "The old Corner"-Extracls for Cooking.
TRY The lime fresh Teas found at
rTlIE OED CORNER E. W B0NNEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

srABBISG AFyRAIs-A serious stabbing ARRAY oc-
CURED on Monday evening between William Robinson
of No. 357 Fourth street and Henry Wade of NO. LOO
Fast Twenty-fourth street III feeling had long ex-
,ted between the men, on account of come domestic
difficulty. On Monday evening, Mr. Robinson was
citing III porterhouse at the corner of Twenty sixth
street and Second avenue, when Mr. Wade entered
and ssd Good evening 10 him. Mr.. Robinson
taking odense at this eprang to hs feet and plunged
diik-Lnifc several tmes into Wades neck, intilctlng
very dangerous wounds. Robinson, who is clerk in
tie Custom -IIore md was formerly Police Captain
Vac a1ested, and being taken before Justice QuscS'
enbusb wa committed to await the result Of Wade 3
injuries.
William Gravie Of No 81 Water street and David
Barry Of No. % Mulberry street got into quarrel on
Monda, night, when Gravie stabbed Barry in the side
and arm TIE wounded was conveyed to the
Hosyita where he lies in q critical condition HIs
asaan wa arrested and locked up to await the result
Of the injuries inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HyAD.-Ner-York Cattle Marlet, Tuesday,
Nor. 1.-THE market opened this morning with 1912
head of buoCks on sale. The general average quality
this week, AZ compared with last, is much worse, and
the selling rates about half cent pound higher for
the t1st quality, owing to the scarcity while the ordi-
nary sorts do not sell any better and the market for all
but tie first sors is not brisk. The weather having
turned warm and rainy exceedingly bad for business
and wholesale butchers are not inclined to buy largely
even at the rates Of last week; the proportion Of
cattle cold will be smaller than usual the first day.
For the poorest quality the market is decidedly hard,
and the prospects of tomorrow are not encouraging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
BROOKL YIN ITEMS,
THz HUrcHmsoss.-A concert will be given this
evening at the Atheupum by this popular family, when
tLey viii no doubt have full bouse.

CoscIrsIos oF THE ByARDsIZT DIVORCE CAsE.-
The trial Of ,hs cue is at length nearly concluded,
after occupying the attention of the King County
Supreme Court for five day, The evidence on the
tart of the defre was mainly in relation TO the char
acer for truth and yeracity Of DIR. D. +. Mahon the
principal witness for the plaintiff. Considerable testi'
mcuy WIZ adduced rs 10 the dissolute habits Of the
plaintiff. After come rebntting evidence the Court
took recess, and Mr.. Scbaer for the defense, made
lis speech to the Jury occupying three hours. DIR.
Busted, for plaintiff followed, occupying an equal
length of time. Judge Lott then adjourned the Court
until 10 Il. m. to-day, when he will charge the Jury,
and the case will b. given To them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

rsoiL. Henry Myers pet larceny Penitsoas ,o sxnrS
Vim Martin petit larceny Pen.nt,ay IT, rsjt isceoT.
snSsy month"; C8aeS winsms petit srcsuy rsT
4isry months Henry herberg pe is.oeny ,aos{h,
W% Tio, psti. larceny City p.Ou % days Jc1n r,ax
pitt larceny Penitensry 2non,h, Conrad o,r PeZ
ten,sry months John Blenden, petit larceny -
tisry months; John MuDtz. assault and DsSr'J' INV
Adolph Stein ssssult and battery. fined IS
The calendar today very large. but jndsn ent IN
r,,,0 Of Cases sospeded the eccosed being fs~s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

THp MURDER Al NEw-LorTs.-THf VFRDicr on
I'M JuRr.--The inques, upon Dir. De'eVoise Collyer
was resumed At - o clock Monday, nj Jamaica, by
Coroner Wood Of Queens County. John Tierney, and
Tbos Terney hi son were recalled 10 The stand but
nothing new bearing on the murder elected from
them Officer Frank Lattinivilc WIS called, and
testified to the circumstances of the arrest Of Jo-
seph Lambert, which WA. made by him on the 18th
met, rear the village Of Sing Sing, ut the residence Of
Iambeits grandfather. TIE remainder Of the testi-
nony was recsptula;on Of what has heretofore been
published. The being coseJ the jury IN short
tine rendered verdict that Deceased came TO bis
death at TIE hands Of Joseph Lambert the night Of
The 18th Of November met. TIE evidence against the
accused which has led to the finding Of tho Coroners
jury ID briefly az follows: On the night Of the 18th Of
November tho deceased, Lambert, ana number OF
other wero together in the store II Mr. Terney near
Colyers residence about OF o'clock, on the night of
tie murder Iau bert lett the store after hearing Lam
tert ray, "Mon, I must go and feed my horsen
Collyer le the store abot half an hour after Lam
bert and went, is supposed, directly 10 the stabs
Lambert wss DOT sou sgsin that nlghl unta ABOUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

oueuce of the nou-sction of the Board of Councmen
uron tie ordinance making additional appropriations
icr ls,0, which has pasd the Board Of Aldermen, and
il now pending in the lower Board. The amount OF
Tie prtpOred additional appropriation is upward OF
ALI iion dollars and il the ordinance il not finally
rassed by the Board of CouncIn,en, the items en-
braced therein, most Of them, viii have to be pro-
yided for in tie appropriation bill Of next year. Until
action taken upon It'll probable that no
e,timales will be submitted 10 the Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

States to secure if possible concert of action, and to
exhaust every remedy for the difficulty be-
fore reeorting TO secession. He also recon-
mends State Convention after the other shall
have been held. Immediate resistance ia counselcd
only in case the incoming Administration" should
use coercion against any Southern State that chooses to
20 out Of the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

THR GERMAN HosPr1M.-A large number Of Ger
man ladies assembled Monday afternoon at Mr..
Aufermanns international Art Institution, corner of
Fourth street and Broadway for the purpose of taking
steps to found German Hospital Mrs. Robinson pre-
sided. Mr.. Stiastny, member Of the Committee on
tie German Hospital ofthe German Benevolent Society,
gave brief statement of the position Of that project
The association was then organized by eectng Mrs..
Weserdonck President; Mrs. DR.. Grercel and Mn.
Hanse vice-Presidents Mira. Onendsrter, Treasurer
Miss Stiastny, Recording Secretary; and Mis-
Kobbe, Corresponding Secretary. After adopting
bylaws, the meeting adjourned. The ladies have
fixed the ANIMAL dues at the nominal value Of 81 in
order to enlist ss many assistants az possible in the
work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Wholesale n. Y. Prices Of Csa.sr, PrsA.s

PoR THE WEEK ENDING WspsHspul NOV ~ iooH
Reported exclusively for TEE ss~ fOHk TRIBUNE "
NorIcs TO CosnoSoHs YAns pkoDyok-Pot everysas.s
In Marx plain udeHble directions or ev-r
including weight With tare count and name OF articles pss
tuck bin Of particulars inside Of package MARRIED
end always send By mall With notice whea AID now snA
Coss ssIoSsYor selling Berries Yruit. ke where psc-
aes returned and small lots Of snh 10 cent or
are for sales Of GOOD Produce good orde< e
Wholesale such Farmers realize and not Joboerf or Scc
BrrrsnSrcty fine Butter confines In good demand r
the domestic tude Extra choice daines bring outside
seted and hopeful feeling exists In financial crises Ser
ling bills ssiabs though much lower than heretofore,
In ou has given place moderately active demae1
About pkg have been sold TO the trade during the
lat Eve days prices from lie for fair Central Ohio 10 isc
for very good Saehe former representing much evr
usntity thar latter II tho o affairs here
doe. not produce resclon rom ,ne o.se. de ana
that take surplus OF ct the moderately low prices sov
ruling The receipts larger and the stock state e
E4Sa iFsi ga Frtin fair to good an
WsIsS tubs .ctiy cR 10 no we~ern Penn fair u 81
Wish tubs M 70 good ls ais Western Ros good TO prn %
Haifhrk do strictly cb 70 a2o WesterD s 20 eaoes' -
Fi,tns choice d20 Grease Butter. eta11
CHnSsy-The market Is unchanged w.qoo.e:
Gu 70 EXTRA ch 10, alt Ohio choice to ertra Si4
Es 81 s Sss SooehiS ohio isii '''N D'
Bsoos ConswWs quote For good 70 chslse, 4asc n
BucxwBzAT FLoua-S 100 ID, ~ p
Mednm. old Rbu 4 ioai .oMarow new. p b. 4 se1e -
Do new, b. 81 b i ssaI Is Kidney bu "a D nSs .
Marrow old y bu. 4 %dl so
Is quite whether the stock hand be co~sd vh
out some concession In price We quote!
s sss:sy CHOICE %sI s.'ss GS am
Western y dcn aao Sailed Eggs sn:s,.Ss
The market a. nearly a. able 70 make them We soet.s
Nor: and Es'n Western southern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

PRESENT TO ARCHBIsHoP HUGHrS.-H5 Grace,
the Roman Catholic Archbishop Of NewYork, Las re-
ceived Silver Medal from his Holiness the Pope, in
acknowledgment Of the zeal and hberalty with which
the Catholics Of this diocese have to the aid of the
Holy See in liz present trials and embarraasments.
TIE medal bears it, face the profile Of the Pope and
on the r,verse TIE inscription, in Latin
the multitude Of beievcrs-one hear and soul The
citizens OF Rome 20 their cordially united Catholic brethren
v no come dis0nce for the defense aud protection OF the
rabs the Sovereign Ponta father OF sn Soemnies OF
Easter. MDCCCLX"
is ad that The catalogue Of subscribers 10 the fund
in aid of the Pope which is now in process of prepare
ton, to b transmitted to Linn will b over mile In
length
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

THE Corr OF SgssIoss.--Hugh ODonnei a
young indicted for committing aggravated assault and
battery upon Henry kettenhon pleaded guilty and
fenced to tho feueniay for one year John Miller was
tried burglary IN the second degree but the evidence being
contradictory TIE Jury d.sgred and discharged The
ndant released on bail James Cansed and Thomas Con
molly boys nded for burglary robbng atobscco warehouse
South Brooklyn tried and convicted John Wsh. in
dcted for assault and battery pleaded utsentance 10 both
Gees reserved Charles Jour srraned for burglary placed
on a which had concluded at the rising Of the Cosrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
LAW LNIE'LLIGEINCE.
strPREHY COURT-CHlsBEEs-Before Justice HoGsgoos
CONNECTIONS IN THE SPECIAL SESSIONS BY TWO JUS
TICES.
Application Of Rossnna Kill

StPREHH NOLbT-GHAnBEks-beofe justice hOdHBOon
CONVICTIONS IN THE SPECIAL SESSIONS BY TWO JUS
TICEs.
Application Of Rosanna Kill.
This ia mn application for writ Of hdbeos corpus to
bring before the Court body Of KILL detained
prisoner in the Pententy under conviction Of the Special
Sessions, for the crime OF petit larceny.
prisoner convicted Snd sentenced for Fix months
the aud the Of commitment shows
that conviction REGULAR but il Is alleged
behalf Of the prisoner that the Court at the trial and convop
held by Justices instead hrcs which
number requires and without which number the Court
could have no jurisdiction OF the prisoner Consequently the
conviction irregular and The prisoner should be discharged
according the decision of Justice Sutherland in the OK
Jsues Divine
granted the writ requiring the attorney Of the pis
give tho District Attorney notice OF the return day.
william Y. Howe attorney for pTisouer.
II be remembered that IN Instances Of such
bcaor bas been held that the Court Of Special Sessions
moi to y psohsP when composed OF bat tive Jus
tio One Of hose referred to In this present instance
Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
In re. Francis Cameron, asupposed lrtnatic.The I'M
dreLng should be in the 800 at least One surety
M be sufficient this be furnshed hy the Committee
proposed the Trust Company will be appointed
Before Justice HoGEBoox.
Susan Stuart agt. Eli Jan W. Stuar.-Report con-
hed divorce granted Custody OF the child awarded to
plaintiff. go, - 81.
John p. Culver agt William MilbOurn.-Suretiea
approved.
In re. petition Of Jo-eph White.-ApPhcation de-
nied.
Joee Piedrahita sgt. Joseph Vsrona.-notion to
order OF arrest granted Tbou. prejudice 20 renewal
thereof additional facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
coI,nr cALRNnAR-Tns DAY

srpeysy CouRr-GgsERAL TyRm.-ThB Court
viii NEE, today c,.nhanc~A
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUn.--Caend uiono"80~-
SrrxpIoR CouRr.-Adjourned for the Term
CoyRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Adjourned Tor the rem
BRooKLYs CRY CouRT CALHsDAR.-W
Nov 2sEos 6i s. TO- -, ~, ~, 50, 81 o. ~ ~ ID o.
e 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

Country slaus-ter srim'd snd cured. IS des sdn
City asughei. s.mueA end cured. $50 as S1ds
oss}T esi Continues Continues aSaros commands
}gSst s ps ss%f ss: ": sT oS
little hsber Prairie Chickens axe scarce ana wanted We
SSS:s ss ss g R sss .sd. s rs 3
WIS DUE; ,.i S ss $ os.S w.:a wet. o@
$.9s s. 90 90 & F$ss :ss si SD 80
PrsiIis 6sCtsn not s.a, % die: S
fsT2 p7rE /. vsfy e really sns foa ia MAKES.
and lees Of The very oOL than IN PseyGo: yes :; uso no
The Thsnksgiyng trade continued receipt Of unmarked
badly sssOred packages induces to repeat portion u
The trouble. and pes1is; Of u. Game md p pfc.s5
pes have become prOvvrbl Esch recurring season pro
duces crop Of seenhorn' who seem % suppose TIA. Soh
os,y in the world that they may recognized and locs,ed
light, We ak shippers to consider for momen, the posise
Game all parts of the country many Of which have No
a shSw b gbo% they ore
perhaps no sdce By mall Q. II By mail 5ecstyed toe s 4
quite likely with the name :. poSsase -
When shippers fail to receive returns In reasonable time ss
them consider they have not failed in some OF the above
We quote from our busass circular the following directions
for MARKING and shipping Poultry r.ps; Butter and Csess:
weight Game and Eggs by count Apples Pears and Potatoes
BY the Pskae Potatoes IN eu are .om esime. sod ~ u
% standard Of The articles sold b weight saouA
have gross and correctly and plainly marked each pao
sold should have the number either In
pairs accurately marked thereon. In all either
the initials Of the congnr his shipping mark should
be plainly stamped marked each package Receipts sheaA
slwsys the express transportation companies
and foil .dyces With invoice Of tho shipment, should
always without delay BY mall When Poultry
Game ar. forwarded by express Is best 80 put letter OF a.
Of the Packages and mark plainly the outside
"Bi" but do omit advising by mail Also There nothing
vexsous ntOersbe TO Commission House a. the recc
IL very desirable have the different kinds Of Poultry
packed separately but when they @us be mixed don't fall 10
marx different kinds and tho weight OF each on the psckA>
Wequote: .
Tu,key. exts choice BIO 1911 Duck choice D.. lf9 II
Turkeys choice y H.. II a 10 Ducks go 10
Turkeys, common b0 10 bucSs county Chick -
Sorting Chickens choice l0a LEI b....... lt6 "
Spring Chickens CORN ga lol Geese, choice &c
RnV,Is choi.e 100 IL tieese common ....... go 8
Reports from the country indicate much loss fron
the dease psiso operators predcS high prices aszt
Spring consequence Perhaps thee parties little too
sune duly consider the position Of South Csxc
Ina There however good 20 look for rsspets
Ia the We uske essential ohsnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

SUIcIDy ~ HAsGIsG-t0r0ner Jackman WIS yes
ierdsy summoned hold nques. at No 9os Washington
street the body Of John Duncan aged ~ years who
ui,ted suicide yesterday nsing b, hanging himself The
recently became involved in dhcndes Of peounay
nature hieh ted his mind About two weeks
since he home ard nothing heard Of him until Tuesday
noing when he returned Shortly after he proceeded
az, Ell room Of house where he subsequently discovered
hshrg by tie neck life ben. entirely extinct The inquest
will b. hold to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Ikdverti- menL !
DApE SIX ATTY
Il
4" CENTRAL PAR
ENPoRUIM."--

SKATE. sKArEs sSAIr TO suit body from 80 esuts TO
K25 Bags. Strsp, Shiny Sticks Book the Az aud in
feel, everything the ang line (eIcopt ponds In boqndess
variety Also, PeTlor Skhtes CosOyHK tLkER No 49,
Brc .deBy between Grand and BrOoass O1lO tow orders
attended 10 carefully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28


AHERICAK PRIsos AssOcIATIOS.-To-dayt the Amer
lean Association for the Improvement Of Prison Dis
ciplpe will convene in the chamber Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of ths county for ito second annual seS-
sion This body il composed Of the Wsrdens lnspec-
tors Chapns and other prison managers OF the coun'
nv. VIM G.. Rhodes esq, Inspector OF State PRISONS
in this State Is the President of the Society, and Wm
A. Wi.ong. ESQ.,, Of Baltimore, Md, Secretary The
members of the Executive Committee are distributed
among seven different States Tho beat method OF
managing penal and eforfnatory Institutions, when
ths Association was formed 20 determine, If subject
about which most Of tbore who have been in'rusteo
with their charge know very little. These annual
gatherings where be compared, and the rea-
tive value of systems discussed cannot therefore, al
to prove highly useful in their results. Thai prisons,
reform schook, and kindred institutions not man
AGED in such way 10 best promote the interests OF
society by the reclamation Of ts outcasts, il very APP
rarent. Take, for example our own State Prison at
Sing SIM No one ctn read the reports Of punish
men,s inflicted upon hardened criminals there without
a shudder Of horror. Such system can only succeed
in breaking down tho mind and body Of the person sub
iec1ed 10 IT, while it's tendency upon others OF his class
is TO stir up rebeious vindctive spirit which revolts
against all reforustory discipline. Clearly, The best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

SHOCKING DEATH OF 4 LuTLg GRL.-About 10
n. m. on Tusday, little girl named Ellen Jane
Cush. aged II years living st No. rs West Twenty
eighth street was instantly killed at the guttaPercha
comb factory Of Robert Herring, in Wet twenty
,eventh street. She VIA running about the factory
when her dress became entanged in one OF the shafts,
about which she instantly rbiried with frighiiul
velocity. The machinery was stopped "a soon ~ pos
sbe, but too late to ave the child The Little mans'eu
GORGE was conveyed home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

THY FINANCIAL EsTINATEs FOR TN CITY And
CousrY or Nxw.YoRK FOR THE YIAR iSol'-Ihe
Controller u bu,ily engaged in arranging his financial
estimates or budget for 1861 both for the City and
County Governments. The County budget VIII be
completed and transmitted 10 the Board OF Supervisors
next week. Some delay will take place in sending In
70 the Common Council the City estimates, IN c'oso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

FPtoSloUs AssAUIT.-On the I'D Of October,
Michael Glare end William II. Wood going target
curion ben they got quarrel during which Glaze struck
Wood h the butt bis inu-ket Wood dsngefcuLy In
irrd al has able to attend to hi business since
Clare arrested yesterday, charge OF eonous ssaui.,
aud Justice Quackcnbush bed him to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

Monday coutctlon 100 I'D % PVV1 %
IL was supposed that the receipts Of the remaining
dsysthis week would foot up 100000, but three
DAYS more remain before the penalty Of per cent is
added.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

occurred on board the schooner Compromise Of Odessa Del
lyg the foo. Of Sedgewck street Monday afternoon be-
tween Thomas g. Fannery snd William L. Crouch. Il appears
HAT Fe several others boarded the vessel In search Of
a Job. aud while there. dispute between them and
Crouch Of the The latter severely beaten,
When he alleges be used knife Ia selfdeense stbbng
Fsnnery the SIDE and nfcng dangerous wound Officer
Half the Third Precinct arrested Crouch ard brought him
Justice Bschy when be committed 20 sws the
result o. the injuries inflicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

AnGor 4 PoRr OF EsTRI.-It il stated that the
Breuen line of steamships have become dissatished
with port regulations IN New and in looking
around for another American terminus in the line, they
have struck upou Perth Amboy. The Common Council
Of that city have accordingly fixed the per capita for
eerant landing at that port at one dollar, the lowest
cum allow cd by The State law. 1t is also stated that
tie steamers can cod there more easly aud cheaper
THIN ut New-York. philadelphia Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

TBY WILSON TEsTIsoEIAL.-The following are addi-
ona subscriptions received by Mesrs Rowland AspnWsh'
for the testimonial to Capt 0u Of the brig honr Schiller
The Rev. Mr. Heuny Calvary % the Rev g
hacre HiiaUlsburgh. Us; the Rev. Hugh McGue, 10;
The Rev J. 81 Campbell IS; Marshal o. Roberts. S2o;
Lsinain Bros. t2o Il l. Harrington; -; Cssh 80; Cs,h
i2O; Adams Expres. Co. f2S Arnold Constable Co. Si5;
Cssh IS; Cssh s.; F. r. Co. 80; r. C. Root. Anthony
60. as Previously acknowledged S7lsS. Total. t7.376
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

COURT or GENERAL SEsSIONS-Sov. e.
Tbis Cour was opened yesterday morning by Jod&s
Russell. and adiourned without ansesinx sny eosns VI
lhe frst MONDAY Of next month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

IscREAssp Tax Uros THx CRY FOR lSbl.-rbe
State tax to be paid by the city in 1861 will be largely
in excess of that levied for the present year as will be
f4en by tie following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Advertisement
Cy.Nn FAM = HoIIDAy ruJs hprpc.ooS ct

DKhND FAMILY HOLIDAY 1 HIS hFTEENUUN NJ
BAEsCy-Splendid performances at and has O'Clock
D. IN. The ktTEC CHupkEs WHAT l. lTi ALnfsos, AcaUA
MA. &c. Visitors a. al hOurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

DgowsED.-The body of child four yesrs old, who
u from deck foot OF Bridge street Brooklyn the 10Th
been recovered Had plaid pants and jacket
deceased resided With his grandfather Nr Bryson, No N John
atre BrooklNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

THg CoURrs-Notes of issue must be filed with the
Clerk Of the City Court for the December Term before
the 9Th Of December Jury trials will commence on
the 10th.
Judge Emoit will hold Special Term of the Su-
pseme Court for motions only, the first Monday Of
December next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
TUR MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
ScRoos LAIK Juvember p

SCRoOh LAIN JuVcmOcF ~
MISTER GRLLr--Der SIR: YOor mAir deown
tew York Donte 10 no resun fur thanHgivin, he
donte gees its awl COZ he bant got ony single eye,
en- by ef en- yeu he'd he'd tew look ez menn diff
frunt with eye lately en- aw fur nothin, we
woodert sene mutcb caws fur thanksgivin nethur.
But lie tel yen what IF lived deown thar in York,
yood better bleve ide hewmillyste mysef pooty con
sideratul next Thursd tibet emmy buddy wot wr stitch
prcclanashnn kood be mare a christyun slt,y, 81
fee pooty nifty thankful fur the political fechur that he
WOE ony elected fur yeres woodent be elected agn
no heow. we donte hev no stated prechn but we amt
more en- barf heethun up here tew Scroon. 80 thets
wot We think. trooly yoorn
KRAVFN STEOUT.