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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

COMMITTING VAGNaSrS 70 TIVE WoRK-HoUsE.-
judge &essl has written letter TO the Board of Po-
Ice Justice g. of which be ia member stating that
numler Of agants sentenced 10 certain terms in the
Wofk-House ON Bleb well Island had been discharged
by the Comm ssioners of Public Charities and Correc
tons without Lis consent committing magistrate,
Which was COZ rrsry to law. Judge Wesh cites sew
eral nsances The 0thersde OF the question appears
to be this I'll plan of sending Migrants TO the Island
frequently ope aes rather severely if not unfairly in
procuring the imprisonment Of the men and women
not babitual dr. mkard. In such petitions are
sent after the s. ms.aOe, aud commitment have been
made out from employers and friends, sating circum-
ptances in favor the alleged vagIant guaranteeing
future good condu u, and praying for his release. The
examination of per sent mp "a Migrants under such
circumstances le t. by aetonof the Police Justices
10 the officers of the Department Of Chares and Cor
rec,ions who are 81 vsaorhed to- sign the papers FIRST
and are then, as mere mater Of form, 10 saod them
10 the committing ssistraie for bis sgnainne. The
Commissioners Of Charles and Corrections s2y that
Judee Wel,h should hare sent information Of has non
concurrence il the Arrangement entered into by his col
leagues, before writing aso3 publiApg- al a1acklpon
them in do newspapers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
To he EditO, Of TEE n. Y. T,ibans.

SIRE Would you grant me space in your journal 20
coll tie attention Of the public generally and railroad companies
in particular to the uncomfortable OF the from
heating Az Dolly traveller the Hudson River Roiroad,
make special that line but believe my remarks apply
b equal force No do the cool brac
than the ped up with iue TO
their utmost capacity rendering the confined phere almost
serious injury OF health give all
credit 10 the Directors their good Intentions but they 90
forget that may have too much Of good thing" No
doubt p.segess enjoy temperature Of 100 degrees or
NOE but judging from inquiries made among my ends
and from remarks overheard among other passengers
hden the great majority would much prefer Considerably
cooler almost herea few at all Before closing permit
ne suggest the Directors the trial OF experiment with
view to remedy the present c0mpsntyz: lie, csrsey
the one the ennebe heated the full extent usual
the one moderately and third heated OF ALL Instruct
oo report the amount Of patronage the respective
accordance with tho result let the future
heating made II this plan is adopted ats
win be agreeable change In the present
nlents. Hopefully, CONSULTATION MAN.
h<Ic-l3yE, Dec. ., 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

PREsIDEsT o. TIE BoAGS OF AipRhS<:H-lt $aas
been decided, in eaucus, that Henry WGenet Of The
Twelfth Ward shah be the next President o. the Bos'd
Of Aldermen. Aid Bosle could have had the poei1os,
but bis engage mebs would not permit him TO accePi
The honor lie there's yields the position to his truwy
friend Genet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

THr SEVENTH REGIMENT TO BIZ INVITED TO NisIT
EKCIASD.-It is st9ted that through the eXertions
of Nj Below the aris,, late of this city, who has re-
Gently returned London, that it is extremely proba-
be that the London volunteers will send by the next
steamer an invitation to the 7tb Regiment to pay visit
To England. Mr.. Blanchard LerrOd, who is captain OF
crack London volunteer corps, and several other lit
erary and military celebrities very enthusiastic in
relation to ihc maer and have interested many lead
ing citizens OF London by whom it is proposed to raise
Q fund OF c25, 600 &c defrsy the expenses.
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pas.euaers Arrived

In hack La platg from Eueaos 1pYss-C0m r. J. Pace r
4 n Lieuts r. b. after and r. Johnson T. s. N Jaco
Duusn Pas,ed Asst Surgeon; John W lyman, Third As. En
tinser ard four men belonging 90 the Ia faa Expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
IAntsriiscIneht !

Anf.s fiteDett
BARNrn On INF Stage This werh being the
seo.nennial Gunfyf1sary q ,he founding :" he ALcncin
Hu.uu Larum Is DIT Tius8 10 make Il no Tende and
most attractive week known e7en ~ the bseu fhd i
once conquer . nete A0dosy nd peTor" str sgs-s
ent tbs too Ia addition 10 the mott ATTRACTIVE ~ OF n9'fl
ties and ~ offered his patrons ~ 'f most
refer " his sdyaItkengeit fer garticAsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
DIED.

BOYCE-0n Sunday, Dec. g. Ms Rachel Boyee, widow Of
Thonss Boyee, aged 20 years
friends the family invited without further notice
aeld the funeral the idenco Of her sonuaw. the
Rev Richard Horton, No Az Fourth street, Monday
Ing 10Th met at q o'clock The remains viii be taken on
following morning to YOnkcrs for nlement by the 10
train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

HoxE FOR IRE FRIEsDLEss.-An0Dg the NUMEROUS
charities which appeal TO the benevoIence Of The puc
perhaps no hs stronger claims TO the sympathy nj
consideration which noble aelfsacricng and long car-
tiuued efforts ough 10 awaken than that nursery OF or
pbansge and dest9'ion the Home Tor the FrendieSs'
The ladies having charge of that humane Institution
wilLss-day open theiF Charity Bazaar, at the Home
Chape, No % East Twfnty-nisth street. where may
b. f9usj choice selection Of uaeial aud beautiful rt'
cles SUI able for the holiday se'1son % when they IN.
vito m pecial attention Of their friends and the public
GENERALLY The avas of Int enterprise will 90 toward
iopdatns the debt coDrac,ed by the erection Of their
beautiful Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Receipts Of Produce.

Dss s-lO bb Flour al bbls Mes so 526 bush.
Wheat 39 1900 bush Oats l2s pkas. Pro.
yons II pkg Ashes 6 pkg Whisky, $50 pkg seed 70 pkg
Lard, IS kegs Lard 10 tuns Oil Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Los, OF 1Hr BANK WmurLNlSA.-A private letter
received in This city dated Smyrna, Now 10, states
thai the American bark Wilhemina, from the above
port, bound TO Eow-York, has been lost outside the
Straits Of Gibraltar Later advices 10 the lih do not
mention the above. The Wilhelmina was built by
Jacob A Westect of this city, in 1856, was $40 tuns,
reted A Z! and owned by Messrs. Oelrichs q Co OF
this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

:; Ill, tie absence Of demand, ard not the pressure Oh
srrrIv, On call tie supply is abundant at sal v
'"lf''' ,,,o,, or,s have been made ~ redeem the
psrL . Sire Sing noes at the New-York state BANK,
Ill, at % cent dscount-the same as other STATE
a,,oI TIE notes are TO be- wilbd,awn from clrcnla-
lion A .ale Of s23, 600 City Elves Central PARK was
made at auction at 74 ais, most probably Tor the p"r
rose Of increasing tie panic in the stock market o"oh
,s have been resorted TO frequently in this MARKET
Treasury Notes are dull and only in demand Tor on''
House purposes, for wseh they can be bought ~
u y cent discount
We annex comparative statement OF the imports OF
roro;op drv goods and general merchandise at the
= L. \. aI.d sircc Ian /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Arrived. So


Steamship jamestown knner, Richmond, kc., mdse and
pas TO Lgdlam Henchen
Ship Napoleon Jof Boston, Curer Calcutta July g. usee
&c. Crossed the Equator in the Indian Ocean
Is q days passed the Cape OF Good Hope Sept %
in the Atlantic Oct Sa The hip Herbert Of aud for Boston,
from Calcutta arr At st. h.sne 0c - and .ailed lih Jsy
sesrso and for Boston from Calculus IS days a we
London Hale Mauiu. London She had experienced
Rsnyy s on hs h S 1 % ard 81
81 s. q 10 W. spoke bark Falcon of and FOR Boston from
Ship Wellington SLOPPY Orleans II days cotton hides.
&C. 70 T. N Stanton Been days n of Hatters' with heavy
Ship senre new Of Portmouh, n HI Parker Por.srnouh
Bark J. G Kuhns Moss Glasgow Nov 3 mde to Dunham &
DmOn Made the passage to the Banks in days since which
into by ukLosn chip steering E. carrying the
end, Of me foToPS yslS and all the yards on the
and doing other damage.
wa 1 Rop. GO Slip Sq Eysi As Morris &
Montevds ed few days previous 10 sIsh loading for Bal
moIe Had very heavy W. gales for last Odays passed au.
Bslk AnaGonian Oi Boston, Msyo Boston days in ballast
70 caPen Co Dec 10 miles E. Of Fire Island .pOse .hp
Star arc. q the un lion, hence for BSstSa
BsA Ceres Conk Msr.eles IS days. de and pas to ar.
BARK claTs;s Pettnew, zas, Cuba IS days mola~es to
Bark John PsysOu Ferry, Inasuu Nov IS to J. T. A.
Bari R. H. Gamble, Powell St Marx, IA days cotton &c, to
smsllwoOd, Earle Co.
Brig Peters, Mcs aand St Marks &c days cotton, ac to
schr John Northrp (Brl Ross, Windsor, N s. 10 days,
schr Mary E. Mapgsa whslen, Gloucester dsys to
schr. KOssuh, Lee Newburyport days, md~s 20 & W.
Lewis Co.
schr Prince Ofwsles BE-, chin, Windsor y. s. 10 day.,
schr. Village Belle lBr), Harvey, Windsor, n s. Is d.ys
shr Potomac Rsy, franklin Me- via New Bedford days,
Ssbr r. NJ Browning Smith, Port Even co. for PrOyi-
sschr. !. Arcelariu. Hs,len, RScA!4nd day., Hne
Schr. III. X Dunton, sherman. Rockland days ius.
| schr I. b. Anderson, Hill Portland days, stone
Schr NJ Brsinerd Dibble, Portland days .,ons
| schr + Hall Rus.en Portland days stone
schr Lawrence, Carroll Portland days.
schr q. A. Hayden Smith, Portland2 day..
sehr Charles Cooper. Cooper, Portland days.
| Sehr LaIAn, Small Rondcut cement for Boston
Schr Lucy White Arey. Rockland day. hme.
ssehr Charlotte, AIey; ROcklnnd days, lime
ssSi ri Marsh S" Fed f4i minis ay Gy oyster
schsI. 4 b smith ws,es Virginia sa3s oy.ts,,,
Steamer Boston Croker Philadelphia ua'c and PEI. T.
steamer wostehs~tsr Joaes Providence rd'e> to l's
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence ud'e. TO l. oasn
sALEp-from Quarantine AZ a:1os M tha gSandAyl "o~
ing L. :, scop Nadalia, for Gull Of MeIiSo; .,
steamship Star OF the Wet New Orleans 'na Havana 'H0'
Saturday, : reported
WiND-At sunset, W.
The .hp VIM Tell an on rid, nigh. iou Hayfa, h' ~
steeisse pass Reports very heavy weather
ny Telegraph.
CHARLESTON Dee. G.-fhe steamship NJ .tiya W .u.'@
from New York. bore ~ O'Clock ths Ss,uEdnyl motHs
spoken.
Nov u la - - lon a 81 shp As EdJse 'r Hampton
No date bt 20 $. lon 81, .hp regpo HGTrs sa Se"'
olleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
srnnEx DEA1n.-Yesterday morning. a man namee

jane. Gagan ke per o. oce aud HqloI store corneT or
n,Je ana Graham avenues found in dying condition IN
III store and be- medical assarcs could arrive, be expired
arra lived alone Tie house and the cighbors state that the
o hes since Friday. On Saturday afternoon they
knocked ard Bsrn answered them and aid he was
lick but would OIen the dor Yesterday ~ ming inc
shbors fearing something he'd happened informed the
of er and found Gargau above stated Coroner
Murphy inquest the body and tie Juy rendered
verdict If Death nom disease Of the heart Deceased wac y
years Of age, aud Widowsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

DIED FROM IsJURIEs.-A man named VIM. Gien
was found with L head yiugin Fleets Alley Second Ward
Yesterday morning supposed to have been caused by ia lh
O'Clock IN the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
1870.
1856,


Hard work produced this result which think will take the
prize for gain Ours is the only district the leland which
gave Republican majority.
L1lr, Head Dec. g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Mn. RAazY.--The Distinguished horse-amer 0
,V,o,e equine dogs in England, France, Arabia and
Rus,ia we haze read 80 much within three years past
arrived BY The Aia on Friday and took quarters ut the
I;ob.ss,enue Hossl where be is now stopping.
rnmber Of persona friends called uponhim on Saturday
10 copgruIate him ,yon lis success abroad, aud vel
ccu, Ils home. Mr. Rarey leaves this city to-day "
,o.norrow Eor Ohio. wlsre be will visit his friends
rea, CoIunlus. He will shortly return " the i0erop'
OILS and give u series Of exbibts'ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
AccIpgsTs AND IsoUfsTs.-On the Eth of October

AccIpgsTs AND ISoUfsTs.-On the Eth Of October
job. Corb native Of ibis city, aged % bad biz leg
horribly crushed between he ode Of the ssantug Washington
nnd the pier while ny ing pint fender IYeTbO6rA He
taken to the New YOTk Ia where he died Saturday
from r1!iaustion consequent 9poE his injuries.
Thomas Fys native of Ireland 20 years Of died Sat
rday fo, irries received No 80 Tenth street. the 5
inst Whk work the above number bar VI iron fell upon
bis head oAus,g inn ries which resulted fatally.
Thomas OH native England 50 yesrs Of ship carpenter
By trade while working yes AZ the foot Of Nosty street.
on Saturday i overheard end drowned The pody
vered Coroner Jack h1 ID rquests IN the
boye cases oachsf which resulted IN verdict Of sdental
Death.
STaBBIsG AEfRAY.--Michael Gsrkin and John
d. Nance gos into quarrel Saturday p at No us East
M y VII McNdmee Stabbed LsTkin al times
sbogt head h knife inicpg bat not ssn.
zero AZ wounds The sssn then Fed and has not yet bsan
srros.ed LeIts as ompty attended bs Of the Police
Surgeons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

DIED az A CELL.-Martn Conner of No. @o5 West
Houston street was locked up in the Eighth Ward Sta
tion.Touse on Saturday night, charged with drunken
negs Shortly aierward the man was found to be suf-
Iering from fit Of deirum tremens, and died before
assistance could be obtained 1t is rumored that the
deceased is the person who killed Officer Sanger OF the
Ninth Ward, about three years ago. At that time
Officer Sanger was endeavcrng to suppress row at a
grocery in Blocker street when some person seized s
club. and dealt him blow the head from which he
never recovered. Conner was arrested at the time,
hut subsequently discharged for lack Of evidence An
inquest will be held on the body to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Tnr lCorNrERrrr HAYIIN TREAsrRY NorEs.

Tuf LCoUSTERTEu HAITIAN TREASURY Norris
In the Court OF Sessions Saturday motion made by
Mr. sr,ho counsel Adrian Hacq who stsud convicted
of ofgery co1rteerg aytan Treasury Notes 10 set the
verde, aside the ground that oene had been committed
against the this The main point relied upon TO
sustain the motion IS that statue clearly define each deee
forgery that they silent in regard to money OF
foreign countries while is made forgery couuteI tie gold
or silver any foreign country One other point IL that the
Hayisn PAPER currency yane In the United states The
District. Attorney opposed the motion At considerable length
Judge Garrison the papers and will render is decion
during TIE The defendant Harcq has been confined in jail
last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

THE BANNER DISTRICT OF RICHMOND COUNTY.
To me Editor 81 The " Y. Tribune
Sir: While banner counties and towns are being
discussed Jet me put in claim for the lid District OF North
field Richmond County. This Bulls Head District voted as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

The GFSERkI TFRN OF THE SUPREME Court
The Of the Supreme Court will be opened before
Judees Lott Fmo Brown, and Scrugham at the Brooklyn
City Hall this morning The nouenunefs"d calendar VIII be
tst Up. II consists Of sixteen causes The enumerated
calendar xpnieins ninety Causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Salss Of Real Estate at auction, Dec; 3 1870 b. 10y
Addsn n. Mlllr House ~ lol ho%1 h"' ''''-'''
nj, fbt~l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Loans. Deposits Specie. Ctrcufn.
n York Dec 1929 53749 S8022 7l9 $le54l 762
Boston, Dec. g.. 62069,772 l72l,950 3a53l57 z45957
PhiadeL, Dee. 2jy73207 l505ll30 3333s27 s53T 900
N.OIPns Dec 2l52J,R5 l5Sl,l39 lo.626,49l 7,l763H
Tota.. $40 l0s 1863 1913 1888 O55 257 $40 5s3
LAST week.. 231955 5S7 l2282l s6 37O356 25ii8 236
Last year... 23lxS56 2s45O925 Al s83 9O5 1881 7S7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

FATAL ACCIDENr.--A child. about two years old
named Philip Newder residing at the Of Graham gveu
Vart eet scaded death Saturday night by az
setting oy er itsclf bowl Of scaldiug hot lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Nov. r. M Is - lon a So hipAss EdJse ''F Hampton
Roads. a.,
No date ht 70 g s. lon ~ chip pegooi HSrr ~ Se"'
hIeun%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Tuy KELLY Observation-Disclosures having been
Cd by Coroner Horton the effect that mel hhor bad
seen Charles McCouley the alleged murderer OF Patrick Kelly
on into lie ryy AZ the rear Of The house shortly after the ary
oarth was made Saturday which led to the discovery OF
razor hardly possible however that the Injuries were IN
G.ct-d " it'll that instrument
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

:
and Terrence Mossey who reside IN the same mouse ~ bA
, and Bond streets got into tight at an earl
bour ON Saturday morning In consequence OF some domesi
AIN GRITTY when alleged Morrissey struck his neghbo on 20
bod Win csrtug ncng serious, If not dangerous injuries
Mo,issny was arrested committed by Justice Cornwe
await the result Of the injuries inflicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

BRRARING Up GAHBITSG-lIorsE.-Abo clock
on Surdsy morning sergt Smith end Officers Mills and Coonnn
Of the Ninth ard Police made descent npon gambling house
ktI by houcs Gill; in Myrtle Iyenle near Nawouh street
and " lillian Leuuox JatIes smith Michael conner
Thomas Fanuery and Michael Cream In the act Of playing bu
for money The cards and money taken by the police and
the accused CONDUCTED the Station House and locked
Us also the proprietor II the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Tur MvnpYR IN TWELFTH srnrrr,-No new

Tur Muppyu IN TWELFTH SrRErr-No new
developments in rciorer &C to the murder OF Mo-
Sarah Shgncks, which occurred on Friday morning
last. at No. - East Twelfth street, have yet been
made The police of the Fifteenth Ward, under the
command of Captain Gallery, are making every ex'
er,on TO arrest Charles Hardy, who is mentioned in
the evidence before the Coroner as having had quar-
rel with the deceased few weeks since. AT nearly
dozen different places where inquiries We're made IN
reference To him, the officers We're Informed thai he
left for the South on Thursday. No clue 10 the young
carToEter of whom the deceased expressed her fear
can be- found although diligent search has len made
for him. On Saturday night, Capt. Gallery was in
formed that man had entered the store of Mr.. Fiz-
yatrick in Eighth avenue, near Seventeenth street,
during Saturday afternoon, and purchased a flannel
slirt. The man had bandage upon one hand and the
clerk who sold him the shirt noticed stains of blood
upon his hal aud his fingers The suspicious appear
ance of this individual attracted the attention OF the
clerk but he neglected to secure him. He wac able,
| however 10 give accurate description of him, and
efforts are being made to frd him.
| Mr. William Chambers, the man who is represented
as being engaged to the deceased was taken into Gus
odv as a witness lie states that be took tea VIII
Mrs Shancks on the evening previous to her murder
| and remained at her house until nearly III oeioc"
| when lie returned TO his house in Brooklyn ana "p
there found by the officer. He appears willing 70 &c
all he can to clear up the mystery, and VIII dDuo'leS
be- examined by the Coroner to-day. lie has sent u
the following card in relation to the statements pub
lisbed in reference to him;
| To the Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIN. Permit me through your columns to deny the as;ero
made as 10 an engagement existing between the deceased MT
SLan,Ls and -uy,ef parties who testified that there
ae no doubt mistaken Ny business relations with INC M
| Respectfully yours, WILLIAM DhA'"pHS'
BrookitH Dee q, 1909. ,,.n.,
The inquest will be continued to-day, atthe tnteenl
| Ward StatiOn-HOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
ny Telegraph.
spoken.

tHAkLESrON, Dec. 8.-fhe sleenship M.Iilnl tu.IH
from New York. bore ~ O'clock this ,Ss'Udayl mes'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

BRooxLYs CRY MoRTALITY.-The total number OF
DEATHS last week was rs, of which there were 30
males and co females. The principal causes Were
sc1lct fever H. consumption II, commissions AMI l'
aamu alton of the lungs 10 each, dropy in the head D
croup 3. Under one year of age %. Natives OF inc
United States 90, Ireland II, Germany ,, England d
Scotland l. unknown j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

AcAprltY OF MUsIc.--Under the new direction, q
variety Of operas will be given this week-SfradeIo
amopg the novelties. Madame Fabbri and Messrs
Stigelh and Formes ihe chief vocslists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

HAY AND GARIBArD,.-The Rev. j. c. Fletche
will deliver the closing lecture of his couse-su9ect
Italy and Garibadi- evening at the Cooper Inst
tute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

THE CRoroN.-To-day, manufactures and steam
boats WILDE supplied with water under the req
lacns rs We're observed previous to the late deTg'
ment In he FiftE.avenuc mains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

FIRE Al GREESPosT.-On Saturday afternoon,
ERE occuutd house Of Mr. j. Moore in Franklin Near
rer caused by pouring fluid the door ad set
m IRE the children IL was cAtngushsd boi0e
M IA dairug ~ done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

CorNTERFEIT BuIs.-Thomas Casey was arrested
In the Third Dsr on Saturday night upon tie charge Of pass
ing coruorei; bill on the Rokand County ~ " Bank lie
was held for a hearing.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Gloves-all styles and qualities
Half Hose-all qualities.
Handkerchiefs-al qualities.
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
Shawls, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Ealises, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
az Boys Clothing of every description.
~ Orders from the country respectfully
solicited. In sending orders please give the fol-
lowing measures:
FOR COAT-Size Of breast in inches-size OF
w~aist-length OF arm from the centre of back
-heighth of person,
FOR PANTALOONS-Size of wais,--length
ofinside seam.
FOR VEST-Sizso Of waist--length of vest from
collar.
FOR SHIRT-Size Of neck-leugth Of arm.
Call and axamine for yourselves at the
IRON PALACE OF
ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
jan7 Corner Camp and Common streets
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS! Am BOOKS!
JUST RECEIVED
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