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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

lsNtsaIOI ~ f&A1S(I.a y T FfI'r > Fff. u 'lU
IN eHceIlent hrm of l40 acres, miles from the citr
~ ontpYnshlp, % acres under cultivation. nal.
ince nest OF uInher-bur oak walnut, sugar. hickory
afhi &c, Good tYo-sOry brick bouse-G rooms; frnme
lPin large orchard of good fruit rtmniig water Soll
abo 20 acres best second bottom bAa}ee gently FOL
lpg wheat iand oHAs. D. CLARKE, Third A., {
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
Choice Lot for Sale.

" ERf suitable for Hotel. The lot IS on the NORTH
~ East corner OF Sixth and LudlbwL6G 2fxibO feet
pns Is location wen aChpteAfora Hotel and the pfon
eIy is onered ~ a price and terms to sut any one
"tsnlilB 70 purehaseI i''. i.'i ClfAS, II CLARKE,
O. l,fpIs sstraa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
ReaI estate agrnrp.
GENERAL AGENT

hCle9e = I3uilding, Third Street.
NNTllL buy and sell on commission Read Estate az
wv oil binls, Bonds, Land Warinhta, Notes Mort
cages, &C. make collections and negotiate oans VIII
looato Land Warrants, insure property AZ reasonale
rates mgood Responsible COinphnes, and 90 general
sfle s naila 'HlH t.. -0''.hI' e. ~ IF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

See news Of Kentucky election in Tele-
graph column. es4ta ia1ii T2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
HAMMERS AND HARD-FIsTED
DEMOCRATS wANTEDt II
You are, all Invited
u O2L ESxa-J. lila
TUESDAY. is THE DAY!
DEMOCRATIC RANcHE

We are authorized, by the Building Com
mittee. TO nnnnnncn TINT the I--L-l. --.L ~
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TAMMANY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MIrIEE


A meeting Of the Democratic Gereni Comnitte,
was feld at Iammany Hall last evening, ELIJAH +.
Sd" IN the chair.
PuNp., = in re0a'd to anewa pportionment
Off Conn lite in the several WARDS ram eecL
Comnittee hes consisted Of five delegates ~ ne
Ward. The Committee reP9fled ~ ,sV i. ho1. os
tie votes poled in the November election ihe Vess
Representations giving TO tie Firat ward, a; second
:; Third 2; Forth, D; Fifth, s. Sixth. o. seventh
G. Eighth, 6; Ninth, 7; Tenth, 81 Eleventh, q
Twelfth, s. Thirteenth B; Fourteenth, o.; ilitesnti
s; sixteenth 6; Seventeenth, u Eighteenth, . Nine
teeu,h, 81 Twentieth, q 1wenty-hrs:, b; twenty
second. 6. ,
Mr.. TOMMY spoke in opposition to the report, and
in the ccurse Of bis remarks, was asked ny JndBe
Brennan If be contributed hi So 10 the Ward Com
uitee al tho late election Mr. TOUsEY rerllrd that
LIE did not but that be spent over ti0O IN The ward.
Marskall RYsDERs would have preferred that the
FFt II Second and also his own Ward, the seventh,
should have had another member.
Some pretty strong expressions passed between
MessyT Hairs and BiRsES, the former charging tie
latter with not supporting Brennan the regular Tam
many nomination for Register III tue November eisc-
ton. Byrnes retOrted by asserting thai iii IN was
ON certain occasion closeted with Wood 10 make Up
O political arrangement
5he repor, WIS., adopted, and Inspectors appointed
for tie election Of the Committee, which 10 take
place on "wednesday evening.
After short recess the meeting WA again called 10
order and an address from the Committee OF seven
consisting Of Messrs. Brennan, Connolly Chandler,
Ot,endorier. Hardy, Webster, and Norris-was pre-
eer,cd by the Chairman, Judge Brennan.
The addresses set forth the petition Of the North in
regard 20 the rights Of the South; referred TO The vote
of the City of Nowfork at the Presidential election;
10 tie fac that tie State gave over 800 600 votes for
the Union ieket affirmed that there hai llely been
grent change in public sentiment shown by recent
elections in Ma sachusetts ard elsewhere, asked the
South 10 state their grievances and what guarantees
are ,eo ired for the future and stated that the country
is ready % gran, oil Just concessions.
The report was referred back 70 The ssne COMMITTEE
with Instructions TO publish it. Mr.. Tweed then took
the chair and the matter Of raising money pissed
upon. when Tie meeting adjourned.
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10 be sworn 10 have q great persons 1oa1d dali
We often live PREFERENCE 10 captains over others.
rer.on ses,.nn, as John Lubsro boeso.s
the undoubtedly appeared 10 a~ear his sienstne
sidney Ingram esft dam Rssry Cerh In the Casorn
Rou,ei bsne 'how9 p.rer pnpo ne TO % oon' br
sphtcibfg witness 10 II W" rged BY Jonn Lshsn and
Others In regular bond on ME In the Custom
House do NOT think should identify John Latham my tmwe'
sion IL that haze person pointed out 70 me before bot
not cesin the subscribing vness 70 the crew bond,
dated June a. 1850; eSesued by John Latham and
other my preseoce II bond faithfully for the
the psrer shown the original shipping article
her Objected "a by M Donohue evidence
Have Inc list Of ib' bsrt Corn.
eysminedl could not identify The party either IN tho
h Second bonds; only ececon Of the bonds
upon them should not have signed the
less II bad been scknos ledred by some
Redirre-A biz Of sale OF ,be vessel deposited 10 ths
Office the nth Of April made BY t. d. Morgan Co 70 John
Lath-m.
Constellation the time n the capture Of the Cora the Csa
Of Africa; the present, cssd John Latham
both board the Cora and Constellation him the nigh, y
the he from the Constellation 10 the Cora the
foo~rg morning. from the Cora he went again board Tho
Constellation; be did accompany the Cora to Monroya
remained The Constellation and home Ia the Relief
thiDb remained board NJ The Constellation about ten OF
twelve days after The capture the Cora before coming homo
IN the Relief; Lsham during that lime remained on the Con-
selation two days after transferred 10 the Rehef
board he not bpded AZ time; bsfoe e
the Constellation be 10 he landed with others 1t Loando
passenger SpanaTd Capt lie Roy come on boAro VI
Constellation he wss commander Of ,he Mystic
Never had much conversation bin on the Conseaton,
merely Ordinary remarks addressed him captain Fe wef
ixyhree fourtsys the Relief; had bat hue GOMEZ
wifi him board be told thing about the DARK
know nothing further about the mstter. -,
In consequence Of the absence Of sfneHe' the e1HN'h@
was adjourned until WedDrsdsv. at IL o'clock
The tle ssyer bark Rons TO be srrSgotd to
row AZ II o. clock before Commissioner morreL
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Gran
Mr. BooLr said: have only one remark to make ~
regard 10 the bill That is in regard 10 the I'll OF the
steamboat Aida. l rec by the public papers was
not present nyeelf-tha II was asserted IN The Board
Of Coz ncmen that the bill was 81 OOOJhat Tor the
steamboat alone. In Justice 10 the gentleman from
whom the steamboat was bred call the attention of
n e press az well as the members OF thus Board. LIE
idea Of tie Committee paying oOC for steamboat 10
90 down 10 Amboy Il perfectly absurd Tue pubic
will Ter Give that the bill is but $5Jo
III hills were ordered HE and TO be printed IN the
minutes
A resolution was adopted resembling the transfer Of
e. 900 from the appropriation for Russ pavement for
salaries of tue legislative Department OF the City Gov
eminent.
a resolution that the Street Commissioner furnish to
the Board information in regard 10 the amount Of work
done on the grounds formerly occupied by the Crystal
Palace, and what il 70 be the disposition of sail
grouids. Was referred 10 the Committee on Lands
AID Places.
A rpsolution, offered by Mr. PLATT on the Goth of
November aud at that tine laid over, cane up. IT
prorOsed TO increase the salary of the Public Admins
tIstor from ! 30 to $1,000.
Mr.. GIyET did not zee why the salary Of a faithful
pal lie officer should not be liberal BY the act Of the
Repu can Legislature many of the perqusites Of this
tfhce had been cut of
Mr.. BRADY denied that this was the cdse The Pub
lie Admin stratOT Lad Thousands and thousands OF
other Teo les money in his possession all the me and
could make well ont OF II. tie did not believe IN the
Wholesale increase Of salaries. II had cone to that,
that "a soon as a got clerksiip under the
City GOvenn ent, be must have biz salary raised 30
that he can live in beautiful brown stone house and
.pOt fast horses. One Official whose salary the Board
had increased had since got brown stone house IN
Madison avenue. The salaries OF city Off ers were,
~ genera, rule, al eady too Ugh. That OF the Mayor
however, was Gully 5000 which was an Outrage for
thgt fnnctioDary uust work constantly, and has the
most important intei ests committed TO his care He
would Vote to give the Mayor Of this city s25 COO
wear. TIE Office was entitled to IT, but not the man
who filled the office.
MIR. DARRAcn opposed the resolution, and
mr.. Owrss pronounced it an unpreeedentedly large
increase. - -. ,;a An tho ,oble
.on,rourica,ioD was received from Judge Moncrl7f
g a. Snnerior Court stating that, in pursuance OF
VI 'H' IN of the Common Council an effort had been
resoutiv- ~ possession of the Supreme Court Gen.
ade 10 ottai- "a cause was at the time
eral Term ROOM but, n. g the ROOM and was
trial be could not get the nae u. "'-ther action in
Obliged 10 adjourn bis Court To await It,. ~ sle.
the matter. TIE contamination was ordered 1850
Adjourned 10 Thursday.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Jvsapooy CogroN MARsRT Dec T. l5-Ihe sale. ~ Got
ton m ts make. lor the th1ee dsye ending yeietasy
AMI oa 1p - bales which 2sOJ were taken by p'cy
liis and exporters TDe llsrke: u selt't) "cH"u 1
closet dyQ ~ .t,...- ... f,,.,-
.b lie uskot was hrn FOR Yarns, but C!ohs hal oi
tea0ercy. o.. az. p'.l.~7sor
Speace 60. I'D WaAcfed N.sl Co report puy', o..
rc.5 ,H delca reducou 10 coucqgehce o. Lh'y ~
i-s -0u Aue~,a Floar dur end ease bit q1csilol IN
bSngsd " bo.f tondu, dow award DIT VIII tloe de ~
ssIf decline O. The inferior Cpslresi hed t,Sol@
xViie l2 ai3G Cora dali sra ID dsd lower MICA ara
,po pport.oy HAHErT.--Tic c,r'tsTs report
fesfdsl Poi duL Bacon sp5dy Lard hra 3. ~ IA lt"4
LI,Esyao m oprcy M1KKSrRoldui u 81 115 io[ COM
mon Spirits Turpertne dal st ~. Stfs 9~' mr., o.
ssndy kice ouiet Pot AsEcs quiet a. ~ cal L,5s
L0Sp0g HARgYy5.--BRR4DsTr onA WIN ''IILE GU
lsucy sUoAx quiet CoFTEE I'm TIA eEA nc ee'e'' GOV
.riscs ~ cl. reed E-cs duu. TALON steady A. Z"
I.ERiCAs SEC l.ifIE+-Amencen Bi%Sy Sc iluss 'e
4. sei.e reg est rates Of 81 kIds had sdV1'eo s1
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rNIyrRsALIsr MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Tie tniyefsaiis Missionary Society, or Home Mic
sionary Society h,ld a meeting a-t evening for the
purpose of collecting money for its benevolent pur-
roses The attendance was small. The speakers
were the Rev. Drs. sawyer, Chaplin, and Ealiou.
Dr. CHAPIs advocated deyoliuy mn,h attention 20 the
Civ of New-Yor.. He sad that the emineutly mis-
sioarv work Of Christianity conld moi BE- better car
ried on than ,igit bore in New.York. This city ws
r,lpously Us we'll as commercially ibc heart Of tie
continent. Dr.. BAILou dwelt upon tie fact tina, 20
few comraratiyov of the inhabitants of this city went
10 church. Dr. CHAPIS mig,, .ted that this was not
10 much proof The lack OF religious feeling, as IN
evidence tha, what they did got from the pulp.ts
was nothing but husks 10 them. lie eroko aro Of the
famine N Kausas A collection Wa then taken up
which closd tine meeting.
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamstown Skinner Richmond mlse and pass 70
with compelled TO anchor IN Hampton Roads for II
hours
H. b Cromwell Go. 18th inst D. m of Cape Henry sig.
nailed basenDe bound NJ showing signal with white ground
Vernon hence for Savannah The Montgomery has e1Peenci
steamship Thomas ssnn, Ramsey Portland mdse. and pas.
10 n. h. Cromwell & Go.
Big John Jewea Mount, BrazO- Teaas), 10 days WOO.
Brig William Mary NOOu Addison 81 day.. A,h-, Sc, 20
Brig Anita Owen Ray Neuvss 4h inst, sugar &C. PEEK
tslk D. Golden Murray Lee Galveston Nov g. via Charles.
ton I'm Inst cotton 70 d. Golden Murray Has enPersneea
nsd herm BIG ,,eeTin, s. showing red and white .ra
with bac& ball IA the center
brnr Oct, 20 ruit o. w Roii,s 5 Co. Has sEpcreasei
~ heSy SsIs on tSe PasSass 18Th lust LAT - 80 9a
letters C. in the center.
T. sst TO Thompson nGn,cr Had heavy ws.sry s n:
entire passage; lost sells galley had decks swept OF every
ds SCy e. S % . ou iss1 ' sS aS
Ia, With Si tr sg, az sGqpd l' S q a. Ion q o
sclr Georgia, Morris Smyrna Dell, days. corn 20 B. *
schr Princess Lowell Boston days mdse to s. W r,.is.
Sehr Lady Magrave (Br Grant Halifax 10 days dsh 20 A.
Schr. MOscs Wlinr Nash. Rocklsnd day., lime.
sc.ls St. Lucrs Thon,ss Rockland days, Lane.
Sclr. Cosmos -, Rowland days.
slr Astoria, Coyswer, Calai days lumber 10 simp-sn
SIR Starlight: Sawyer Caisi, 10 days lumber to john Boys
Schr Fmpe Reed Cslss 10 days lumber 20 jed EEye
Schr. Jedjie Nelson Calais days, lumber 20 master.
schr. VI. h. Weston, Long Boston Tor Phlade.phis.
Sclr. Hannah Warwick. Robjohn, Norwich days.
Sohr. Vulcan, Msrshei Boston. for Baltimore.
Schr Cus.elalno Per ct0u Belfast days lanher &C. ssitr
Schr Nsr Esse lodedon, Calais u days lumber g. ,ie'
Schr. Augusta hikey, Belfast lumber for Newark, N
Thsnc steamship John P KIM for spoasri Tis,.',a
c. ,Chlcs,on hnel down the bay yesterday mo4s %
Trial trip aud returned 60 her dock last evening
RaIk r. H. T. tkrl from Colombo Ceyion Jape - ef Leu
don put into Pony Nov. %. with losi Of canvas Ac
The schr Montcruma, Capt. l. s Chapman nom ctae
bbs sperm, 10. bacShsh oil pct into barbadoes nov ~
fer stores.
SAILED Shlp~ Mercury for iayp; National Guard of
Autwepi Young Mechanc fOs LNoooi Auu Eliza tbrh is'
London.
BTLOw-psrs Cc.c,s Howes, NasgA Oct -; be i,ssi,
Mitchell Havana, Dec .; bris D. W. Hari- lbr R".il-i
Mslssa.
MlkD-Sup pct ;. w.
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TIKI SECESSION Of Am SJuTHELh MEDIcAL STU-
DEN7s.-Th. following j. a lisl Of the students Uho
have resolved 10 sccede from the Ncw-York University
Medical College al sa for Chofes n IN She sieame
Marion tomorrow:
Dr. y A. Holt. CheirsaH \. C. M kinb,rey. = y g. s.
DcGIow. ~. T.. A.o,. HA 70, IL brico.l A.. Dr. Bur,
Ala. W F Fgsu.-r &c > a. peaiy, g, W !. Itohert
: g. y H. Dtyi n C.. Nj Carlyle s. G., a 4. sumnc- q
b. r. Hars. Va !. l.. FulcF Ca. :. r. b-un' ). c. ) ".
Franz w. htt, -. n. daontion. y. g. J Brown. T. C.
T. TLorps,u n G., 4. g.. N,aiiery J. & y D. cob -ltu.
Al. l. j. Nalins N. C.. II Jones, Ala 4. Bcrl, H. g.. Is.
n, ter Ton A. y. Arrot y e. =. n. ky.ns :. g. %. A..
Taylor Ala, Ihome. Cowa1, ~ e. D. B.rg1I. G. A. H.
S,unt Al1 n MiLssu ny. j. =. Tar c. 4. II. BaLrr
" " GOWN Ala. :. II. D,y 1oll. . w. s,a.ell e, c.
John Fry Tenn. J. y johnson, d 7. Binori Al, T. u
B.key Ala A. q. Fspnsr. y. g., " ,. Lewis NJ G.. ". T.
New tne, Ala j. \. Gibson =. G. X p. llnui ir TIA, g.
ArrIeplie " C.. Y NJ Move ~ & " J. Gilbert. y e., =
Rahin,en Mic r. ~ Compton, ~. g. !. lesson ~ e.
G. We b. s. c J r. stioie ky, = n Firhe'' = e, y. p
~ ih Va John " Patton NJ ch.lie, iioish y c. =. J.
L. CU,l -. l.. 2. -. B.eAss. w. ., a T. s,oi.~, y. {.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICF-Dgc. l..
Refcrr Cnrlr1i. .ioner MorKrr
THE SLAYER

THE SLAYER CoRA-fulTHER fNA3tISATIoS.
TIE examination ot the master of the slave bark
Goa resumed this morning Lethun and the mates Wilson
buo Olsen, In court An Effort made by the Dart
Attorney 10 prove that John Lothian the captain OF
V,,FtL
Thomas Eastman who brou sht the two rnna. Wison and
Olson, hou. eAgmircd-taptHin ai talon nom the
fbeg employed IN getting lower deck the Cora ready
ceve c 'tts he he'd C holes In the vessel oI ventilation by
order of the captain tn hoos there three four
M NJ about twelve by ak cl. IN size tho tes Wilson sud
Olsen bpoke Of Latham b6i1g captain thcy did seak
GO person transferred 10 the Consolation, both Wilson and
Lhfm told hen they last thu American "a ptsn when
h. le he Core hey said they see him a,. that
Ntos eNaunndlley spoc a repairing tha spar deck tuNt
49, Tn upe decs, q The tod That the Amcrci
sFnr had gone ashore ! did no. converse With thcm
Michel hoin 81 tesheAnu Deputy hector OF this psr
tr paper ~ ling 10 be the outw1d mauiitt OF ID, k
'prs dtd May ~ 100 "as sworn e. bCoro pc.
epeseri1s Lmten 60 ~ John lail1 ht che posse zion Of
D. p'Pr, come l'ors could uot identity hr a.. tlsa.
ht W. o the pnper when DC 90 Il: could not m the IN.
turiOniEcnsr.
tsoelan dan recollection Of the paper i. In sguiag
ny ~ To i nave 40 recollection 81 tho cvuu
ny usual coue Va slh matter mot identity IRE per on
cir, before.
Ss1tci Hcwne testihedAn Dcpuy ollccor OF III Il mort
paper shoHu with uh1 of John IHthaW) this paper a.,
"ou 70 before sy iha' 1t sanrl IN my pre-
rnce imtst have been ued oriorc could no, Identity
h' person Tlt ny attention "a been Ga led u him IA th
r5lui, tutH u impossible for NE Co ynse him.
TIE PAPER here subilej a. tho Ndsyit John Latham ~.
recuns me resisloI Of tho @ Cora and HE entire owuep
OF The vessel
Go .taannedIsyo di.huc recollection Of The paper
'rd ony t'cos 10 . nom ~ lir-e hils shr, Wttd
n have beu t,re urso oos bad broosht ~ In, ,nr
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ORDERS RELATIVE To THE REMOVAL OF AsHEs
| AND GARBAGE.--Frequent complaints having been
made to the City inspectors Department that ashes
ard garbage not promptly removed, the following
circulars we're Issued yeseday:
| CRY ISsPgcToPs DEPARTMENT.
No 10 Chatham street New YORK, Dec 49, 1861
| To- Mr. -, Street InEpectoL - Ward . ,u.,.,.
Sm Yon will see that the following directions ana nstrc
on relative to the removal Of ashes and garbage are carried
| into effect.
yid firy into sepaais Ash Ds,rc making eoch d;
npay equal possible and siug into eoI$e aion the d
persons having charge Of the must be ned IN TINS
zach ahcprman must the urthe't point OF
his district each day the hour and g. through ~.
boz, barrels &C. and Then returning where he hrst com
up the cutters and streets where ashes and
be- ib pcsoT ad Ieep Il with his constantly.
y duty to suspend oil ash s "pI ps ap
en- ashes add garbage and report such 70 yrs
ard ing them While going through their district.
No s'hesrusp "thoS' permission Will be allowed 70
Poys win permitted drive have charge Of any
| cart employed u der the direction Of th Department
Fsh Street Inspector will be required to report himself q
hi ce daily tsundoJs excepted between the hours Of and
''-''N' p DANIEL DELAvAE, City Inspector.
CITY ISspE1roRs lRTNEST(
NEw-YORK, Dec. l7th 1850.
M--- H,aih Wdrdea of the Ward:
SIR: II will hereafter until further uccc, BE- portion Of
your duty Dolly the several streets &C. Of
your ard aud report this office before o'clock each day
ard n any the removal ofthe hGs been
eled together m the you ascertain IT, why such
| neglect has occurred. You're truly.
DANIEL f. DELAVAN, City Inspector
FIRE rs GREEE sTREEr.--Yesterday afternoon,
ory after O'clock fire occurred in the building
No. II Greene street. occupied by Phalon q Son a
perfrnery manufsctory 1t originated in the Office on
TIE fret floor and lie supposed to have been caused by
tie spontaneous ignition of quantity of cigar lighters
made Of Ihoephorus, and some light substance like
punk or finder. Damage was done by fire aud water
10 The amount Of $500 Insured for $50 800 in various
fity companies. The building is owned by Homer
Bostwick, and was damaged 20 the amount of s25.
FIRE on SHIPBoARD-The alarm in the Sixth Die
trct, 1T one O'Clock ths morning. caused by the
discovery of fire on board OF clipper ship lying at
TIE foot Of Grand street, East River The flames were
coon extiDguished. Owing 10 the confusion we could
not learn the name of the vessel Or the amount of
damage sustained
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the Committee Of eight Of the SupeiNisoff! com
,,eeJ of tbe Committee on Printing and Stationery
nd the Committee On Annual TaNee appointed fpeciaily
10 examine whether interest pcd On the County de-
posits met yesterday II p Nj sven n'enotrs pres
~ and MIR. Blrsf in the chair The Clerk was sent
a. 1erue-t tbc attendance Of the Mayor, J returned
say;rv tha, ,he policeman who guFds he Mayor
door would not 1T him in. Word was then cent 70
the Mayors Clcrl, Nj Amid who came Up 70 ih me
Committee and fll hat BIZ Honor Ne eh&aeo' WIN
ia Com,s.iorcr, OF Health Who held secret 'e-iChs
ord he ID 10! liz 70 1.stulL Ail. III H.. II
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fANertiseinenai
NOTICE!

fsnSE HUNDRED THorsA. "a DouLlas wOssn
WIZ m C1orurss,
''"'i <aIys 0ooDs, ks.,
for
Mgy BOfL
be
soip orr ~ lxsRyss SACRIricn,
by the lat Of January
In view condition OF the tme have esuclsded 10
dispose Of our entire stock on hand at
A Way GRaAr SACRIyICs ON THE Cosr.
DEvLIx, HUpsos Co..
Nos. 30 2S5, and 56O Broadway.
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LATEST Wa Lond0Hdeyry.
-. - M nj

LOEDOY Dee. Z, le6J.-I1cTe Il 40 p0lU01 1V''V
Jfie per'ia. 10 sa tomorrow for hew-Iork, ~ ez-
,ecled 70 take folly 100000 III god. -, NJ.
,s, C-alar re pot he les Of the wees $500 on o.
III = Scpe5 very dg 81 qualities declined a. oVlny 70
i6s American panic bot at tho elose there Ts s
yy hsifs az which SPECTATORS and exporters tooi iF ~
et closing steady Tho sutho.zed qoos9I1 aio' stq7s.
T,igtre d. FaiI Upianda ''''''' az
~ "a iNiddinF Up.snds' 20
~ H.nt i, nor IL ssIaated 5000 bales Of ~L'sn
1000 az American A.. Pi,,y aD;e4 hut
LiHSAFHTy' B.. = - ss,s,i,. ,vnl,... CS.A 49,
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1HE LATE STABBIsG ARRAY ~ CYvrEr STREET.
Clrietan lluss the saloon-keeper at No. IS Centre
street, who dangerously stabbed on Saturday
night, while in fight at his saloon with Patrick Brady
srd JAMES Gowan, was reported yesterday as likely
to die, and Coroner Jackman proceeded to the New
York HO-rita and took his Gnte.norten examination.
lie stated that Brady the person who had inflicted
the s'abs, and that Gowan and another man had pre-
yiout,y Knocked him down With a wooden bar. 0thcr
evidence subssntiated that Of the wounded man. and
theJury rendered verdict according with their state
ments. Brady and Gown were thea oc',ed 10. The
confederate has not been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
coupr CALrNDAR-Tyr, DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUu.-- PART I-Oyer and
Teriner Part II-gos 1861 lno 1872 5T 1896 20l2 a0ls,
1897 1893 1899 1900 1926 l 138 a39 $780, 1853 o0i Zo 49,
1891 1924 1912, i12t, 1873 1862, 100 - o o-
SUPREME CoURT-SPscisL TERS.-Noa. Id, I'D,
l43 1884, S. 49, ia H. l4s lSo Isl, ls2 81 as 49, s,
l6l ICi, les, is.
SUPERIOR CoCRr-Part I.-Same az Monday, and
No 72 added Part same as Monday and Nos IVA and I'D
ADDED. - =,
BRooKLYS CITY Court CALENDAR, Dec. H.--Nos.
49, A. A. 49, 49, A. 81, ST. So s. So So, 49, l3 co. g. 5,
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