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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

CHARGrs OF CORRUPTION AGAINST Two NEW YoRE
UAnEos.MAsTER s-WiIlian Nasen Of Kingston,
md John $. A. able Of Hudson Ha b IN 4sters asd
Aueustos Van Mss Deputy Mssssu, were indicted
b, lie Grand Jury, which closed N r t-rm on Mon
DIV Ias,, c1arped with the oinse Of demanding and
taking fees not allowed by tie statute The parties
haze been arr sted 8Bd held 10 bail
The t-ptimo1y before the Grand Jur, showed that
exortitrt feos bad been ofen demand by tb IN
IRON coal b.rges az - no 10 clipper ships at $50 ore
vessei laid $50 onotLe' s25 another $40 another 500
O-e f ,be ailidsvits feis forth,
Depor ert further bst in OF hs rules made 10
the y The Cspa q The Pot Al bibad Kan The sid Nm
h at nr ~ NJ In lenaf aid oy autnori ogtae Hpb
Mat.r s'oesa1 hos NJ vgio1' tine her mater meaijI-d
dcpoaen Informed and ,eiy believes drmaad'd aud
r,cfiv. Of uo.ey egy tDy II ssels T. ap
lIos the n.y,s Of 'si ds'rct to al Bi dsrhtgr 1er
c,Ig - IN The following natneT sAd W'anc' 70 "t IN o
ah,u the - day Of, 1870, -. cisIk ~ih -
Shipping merchants, ct No - street y The City of New
Yik pP lee to William hGten Hs.bor st-r foi berh for
tbr BIZ eu Zip coriisueo t, -. usre'ant Mas
ts Van N' reir SEQ 70 siy- sud sO te, US
vas reid the ana finally w. add ion 10 the
Fee oSed % ia" vas p'a nhd 'n' ,e'a %9"ed % s.e
paid Ne sid Van Ness IL Of 40 for berh for
Holi.Ed bsyk -, at Pier No. 5"
The same parties, at a subsequent period paid Van
Ness $40; An tuer firm paid him SIS; another $40,
and $50 Tor two vfsse II the Southern trad- n,,her
finn SIS AID $50 and 30 on, and 30 on. Van Macs
being run mrntd b,iors the Grand Jury 10 testify
whether be had demanded such iess, admitted that he
bad and that he had retained han for his serDice, as
depufy TO M9s,tn. Ons Wsld1 gas for a time auables
deputy. He Was quite as a'ious as Van Ness.
AIable also had another nsS friend ole Ia,1b Her
mon, The captain Of a STAINING, who had carie
Oaacle from enable to PIT Sessels in bertha pro Vidsd
they Iaio the fees. Anste being absent from bis dis
iot most Of the tue, Hen used to put toe money
obtained from each vessel 10 separate envelooe, in
DO sing d amC un and Iaus OF veese Oh the outsde
ind h1dug the rame 10 Anable when he saw bim
One firm psid bin ia the Mouth OF April last $40, s.,
$40 si5, SIS, $l8 tS fsssor saven different vesaels
Otler firms paid vaTions amounts, from A. 70 o. as
ras proven before the Grand Juy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

MssioS ScHooL.-Tne Pierrepont-street Baptist
Church Nssl n Sci DOL took possession of the Large
Ball No 1870 Prospect street. formerly occupied as
low place Of musement), on Thursday evening. Toe
cto,l hunters eighty ctilcren. Their quarters in
John street havins become too sm,l they were com
Eeeo 10 remove 10 larger rooms in order 10 enlarge
TIE ph-ie Of their usefulness. Adore We're male
by Mr. lsasc Davis the Superintendent toe Rev Mr..
Holmes, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr. Ma thsas, and Mr. Wood
ruff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Fatal ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
The If que I 10 toe case of Tomas McKeon, wbl wa
sb Oh the 22d iust. ty beng thrO out 81 wagon
which came in collision with Harlem train of cars
Was coDcl de1 on Friday by Cor ner Gamble. tn
evidence showed that The Railroad Company bal ~
f1gu CD stations a. lie or ssiog ia Fodlau where
tt coll sion took Place AID that the fagnan they
ally employed had - act as postm4s er ticket sgeut
frrigh agent txpr,ss-sgeut gchman, and 4er q III
tor tns loc motives The JUICY r.ndered verdict Of
death from fracture the ssu the resalt Of beios
struck by locomotive of the Harlem Railroad CO
Further, we censure said mpaDy for not placing =
Asgman to persoOs crossing the track where th-
accde.t occurred" Deceased was native OF Ifolani
IS years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Rrccini. OF Produce.

TcfdI ,, a. ,o~E., SEPT o. 1860 20 eS pei rops'
400 his com Meal 1905 - blsA. Wheat sgVi oIs 80.
40 tush Os hSi bush Barley 81 pks WhSy ~ ss
Lard 2gI pigs ProNisions p psss Ashes, ~ pAs" vi
bv 81 Roafe, Sept % Is6l-2 Si5 bbs Fleaf - POI.
Can Msa IS .sl bnsh "A heat 81 12a bush Cora, 800,
Harley 700 bush Oas 99l pAss Whisky, 50 PAsA ASs $40
plE, III Cabe 10 pkss LAID, q Pkss. PToyi.!On'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

CroTos GRAPTs D.. Uuder'ill lie again in the
market 18th the fus Grapes II Dis Groom PJins Vine-
ya,d, vb.refrom he gathers ou, / 500 ponds daily
TO aupply tho demand in .hs ~. Tleir reputa In 's
so well stsbsf ed hat need only say that they ae
az in O This ear as ever b,fIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

BURNING FLUip ACcIpESr.-A shocking ha,a sup
explosion occoId at BI.nthtury s1nerset Sona.G ,Ss
act q u IL u while bufrg. tbr hano co
the fa,d iu the eel and erhc eNposioa was hs ~
"a, rb =. "A III a. tbo.e of tos OF her oblr5a ~ee ~
Tao 2. In Az stsnt Thee nc cldea have died m 10
itu,irs AID ard niece lie 81 tee Poi't o. E "N
- ~ Mo burninr !. sai, esld he heard hah nlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

FoURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRTcr BREcnERrDoE
CosvEkTioK.-ThsCO Convention net at Casey's, corns
az Walker and Centre streets. Thomas Barr, Rich
ard Barry, and Andrew l. Byrne were the candidates.
No choice was made. Adjourned for one week. On
tte fret ballot Barr had II votoei Barry g. BJrne, s.
scattering J..
G,x1H DISTRICT REPUBLIcAE CoSGREs'oNAL Con
x,.,r,os This Convention met last night AZ No. OILS
Broadway. pursuant to adjournment, CHARLES A.
D.sA President, in the chair. Another attempt was
- ~ at IL tbs matter AZ 70 the admission Of dole
cation from The Eleventh Ward there being two sst'
% eoates 81 before reported Speeches were made
Nv Mr. GREEs, Mr. DAEA, Mr. PIScEsEY, ana o'a mere
~ nstSer eide would give way. The delegation h0A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ASSESSMENTS ron TIRE CESTRAL PARK EXTENSION
TIE a.eipsmepts for this Improvement proper
" heto cen Third and Tenth avenues, fom Fifty ,'rd
street TO One hupd ,ed gn0-ss 9Th seet an, from One
hupor.c end sixth street t, One -huudrsd and my fifth
street the whole width of the city. The Awards paid
for cperty taken were 81, 1904.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ISDEPTsnFET METHoDIsTs The members of Union
Chapel Society, New.York, formally organized as an
Independent Melbodtt Churcl, on Thursday evening
bet and unanimously invited lhe Rev H. Madison 60
become their pastor. They adopted the articles of
faith and general rules Of tho Methodist Episcopal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ALLEGED SwISDLE "A man named James li)seu
arrest Yesterday charged With dautiug Mi FL Fad
Floyd uocbut Of No 2Oy Duane street Of tlO, bJ ia cy
representing that he needed that suouut 10 make %
pay for Srcs ~hch be- purchasing r tdenso Mr
FUyc. Tie u.ed Is ssj n BE- swudl sud hls
desufed persons by OF his plausible false repre-
sensations Justice Kelly held hin 10 inssUr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-Corooer Horton held an inquest
upon the DO of TntOp5iI Hardenbrook, who died
succeuly yesterday morning shortly after rising from
bed Tee of DEATH dioease of the heart. Mr..
II. wos master cooptr in the Navy Yrd, and was
well known aud highly ese' meo citizen of the Filth
Wad lie Was 90 years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Tois'..... .....2,U 5H 81 lsi H,'|o

Exhibiting an increase of 80 $50 Overtre State csrsns
Of 1855. / viii be oh we'd, however that theee are
maj " dow town Wa De, aud that the bdik Of IL
cr,a,e will appear in tue future returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH Ca Thursday
evening loecm' live 'dDg dove Fourth avenue neat
triy IL nth street when tr,deirk Strphbs rodng u No
- bsNter street. attempted drive hore nui
The tack m front Of loco oii collision It,
md No Tors" istuy kil the wagon dem1shsd nul
|ttphtls thrown considerable dtarCt lie WAS up
h vi rcd bou. tho head conveyed by the police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
CnARGE oF FALsr PRrIFNsrs -Mr- \,

CHARGE or FALSE PRErESsfs MIR. Syums Gar
dner nsrch NJ ofho 20 Cedar street ~ho arrested
a'ys ca sh.rie ~ assault sud atoy upan oil
named Louis Dot on tnd,y caused tho Dritz
h@le se pHeres lie states IN his alhd,s that
no nhs 'g" Ieid cutd at bic store anl ~ repreru
suob, 20 Ihr effect That be ned fe a. Now AID
DToosHu ard was worth al least OOO Induced him sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Tar THRD PRrsBYrERnN CHuEcH-Sincs the
ef,ulry between the Rev. NJ. Gubby Of The Third
PIesbye ian Church OF Jersey Cy and several OF mo
members, over forty members have wi'hdSSn ic"''
ING abont twenty members in tho church'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Opy.IyG oF BlDs.-at the Street Commissioners
Office ystterosy orop''sls for too e'n''a''4 'e'e
opeper, with two bidS FIR es'h. James Doontli5 wa
the lowest bio Ter for furnishing coal 10 the cy a
wanr,d-$i % per tnD Of 2,2iO p.uoos. James Suilh
vas t, G lowest b'de for building 3 ne" IRE engine,
ole known Us No. i5-prcs 81, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
IAdyeri.ement ]
III kNnW how % ,Erett tha
A PARtNT snOuLI

A PARENT SHOULD KNOW how - ssTed the
sc, ns o. Lforeo TIL whole secret Of proper training
III, k wl oge hich en- ed by A0ays e .ke
tLJs ~ Mat. both entail sod pa. scsL CAL On E0T.
IRg & " Ellis No. 3O8 brosdSsy n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE Nassau Division Of
The Sous oi Te lerance ds1ca ed a Hall in Low q
lie buioings conner II Joraiemon aud Court s.rests
Oh THURSDAY evening. The Rev. Theo. l.. Cayler and
Others de iVersd appropriate ad ,reeses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

RFGmFNTAL. PARADe.-The Thirteenth Regiment,
uICer ,on msrd OF Col Abel smith, parsded y'serday,
s1d went through tue manual Of arms in the Cty Hall
Psrs. They Fr-,en ed crsdi'abl7 appearance, and
eiced The applause of "a ge number of spectators,
who " itntss, their evoiutious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

FUNERAL OF A MUslcAS.-Cbe remains Of Robert
Sc. art the uginat,r Of TIE Bcooklyu rnet Band,
were convey 90 TO her 6nal resting place in Green wood
C,m>e yeserity at enoou Tn Fourteen'h R7gi-
MELT a mem era oi the Band escorted the body 70
he grave. Shel.cne foil band was 10 attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

CoRoNER.-Tbe name of Christian Volkmer, one OF
tie Car oidates for c, roDer fr m the town of New
Lots ACCIDENTAL nitted in the lst Of candidates
hereto fore pa lished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Ar EyERDELL'S OLD WEDDISG-CARD DEPOT,
Nc 2 BIZ sdy.y se- tn elegant, SATIS Tig for "sDD,a
CAKDs AL he les OF CAhDsa gseat variety Of sSs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

JUvENILE BURGLARS Two lads narsd Patrick
Scuy spa Ani ua1e were r'usit before JJs,e More
yst.Tdy he Of bdTQsd July entering tle red
Mph-n, Frsuklu AMI stealing there
ou $50 bi L. a. quantity of o,hns One Of the ollie
cooutsf The accused detected I'm
pes. co,h Ia Main street They committed
fur &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

PRFsEsTATIoS TO TIE THIRTEENTH WARD
WmF.AwAREs- On Tbursdav the members Of the
Ttir eeDrh Ward Police presented the Wide-A wake
R-put lsn Cub of the sane Ward with an el-gAnt
ian p cesigDd 10 be CARR at the had o. tao prJc-s
81 d. Tie pre-, eutation speech made by Mis-
En ma Browp 10 front of the residence OF her father
No, i0l Attorney street., where the members Of the
association we drawn up 10 lice. Mics Brown in
tndeiing The lamp the club said, in a load and N
voice:
"Csp ap, officers ord men of the Thirteenth Ward
Ba'ial,D: Permit M 10 pr.sent yon with this bstui-
nj lamp, tbe ire Will ofi-rr OF the Ihrteectl Wtr1
Police; ard its light o ptls the darkness of the
Digh 30 Hsy your phi cipe- disps the daTkoen fro
The mil d. OF yOnr fow u,n, uLtl free sp-eel, res
pes and Tree lands for free men, become universal in
tits our happy and.'
Capt John Sym mr. responded 10 few appropriate
rema,ks Tiere we're about five hundred persons
presenJ on tae occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
fAdyeItuerent

IL no. aUeo go spp~ler 10 almost every wei rrg1i.tsS
fan n, NJ BE Ind 1L- srest Of the s,e IL TIE bed
c,iti isu poo msris 5ud b. fact he g slpsrsedns all
tie the ure. NJ The day sIe,ss volumes ts po11l,ny
ID bs 81 espsrtrl gro'ets and ~ A. j. PAAkEK, NO -
BeeI INST Ag-lt for The UuIet States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
IA9arrtIsenent
Advertisement
SETH JONES Is NOT AT BARSUMS, but OLD

'
NEFTuNE-tte hOnsrcho the Oc"an-tae Ga LioD rs a1i,
81 In. o h. goy, to-, apo the Dc Joe9h aa1
His BrrLr-u 1t ond :! ocock u, viii drA" hal NeH'
OH tLele t.-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

BuRHED TO DEATH.-AO Inquest was held on Fri
upon The body Of John Buma cld yea old who, Whit
pa ing with At hes, at tue dencs IA euts No ~
81 I"rny hth iIec set his clothing aud as burue,
70 death Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

THE CEssUs-Keturns f zen Wards Of his city ara
complete, ard ara given in The su7oioed table, TO-
o. h r win one o;her Ward The Second, which lie
.I,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

WIDFsISG OF WORM sTREET.-Naps of property
ASSESSED for this jmpIovem Ds were recsiv,d al the
Street Commissioners Office yest rdag. The assess
ment Uss confirmed by the Suo reue Curt, on Taurs
day. The widening will be tweo,y feet 90 the sguh
side Of Worth street from Hudson to Baxter streets
The io'a assessments are 500 iGj IS including $40
900 assested Oh the ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

BuEGLARr.-Tbe goosy of Mrs. Rong9, No. 80
ayci ue b. was eneIed III false Keys on Thupday ust aud
robbed Of 9B Tho burglars escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Or WILLS OF PENNsYLyANIA.-See an important
discovery sey,rthed in another column, thus headed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The TIGER'-The gambling casa reported 10 yea.
tedss TRPUNB occurred NJ 80 Chatham street. sod
Otvc but ha n,-r opped the cpur Mr Gooderoo,
WHO keeps NO says gsubi carried IL his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
TnE wlDE-AwAKE GENERAL COMNTTGE

THE WIDE-AWAKE GENERAL COMMITTEE
This Committee met lat Dlsht al No oto oal
way. SmAs Is. DUTCHGR, President, in the c1si,.
Delegates from dozen ns~ w de AwaEe eoop4nl 8
were admitted Tue Finance Committee reported 10 =
iist II subscriptions amounting 70 upw sfd OF s|JUO
for $500.
Tie Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements
reported that Upward Of COS sp,cJ Invitations had
been sent 70 the Wide wake CluUs Ans wers tad been
received from al parts Of the Uoiou sod large d7eSt
St44s 10 tad been oacu4'ed that there w1aI1 b. at
ssst % coo persons ia TIE procession. There wood
be sUy eli CANT desgfs throughout the line Robert
MaIshtl appointed aid III the place Of Robert Nor
ray resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

DEMocsAIIc (DoUGLAs) JUDICIARY NosIsATIoss.
TIE d. uelss peuo IA ic judiciary Committse met
at th,r heaoQu in Joraeuon street, yesterday
sf,. Jbo, n, ana o n,zed by selecting ar. WIN. M.
Parks Of rbe lilo Wa,d a, Pr.si1-Dt aud A. Dire j.
Pr,vo.t Of the XVIII Wa d as Secretary. The fol-
10 il are tie pou atom, With the number Of yo,ea
received BY each caucidate:
CITY JrDGE.
James Toy....,......... D. George Thompson.......B
POLICE -.
Gror.e l. Fox.,....,. ...s2 Cornvel .s,...'.A
JUSTICE PBACE-FIksr LisrRiCf
Hicl ael usl,h......... "a LipdsBy. ...,...s'''
Thonss q lH-n...... ...11 Jacob Bichly
JUSTICE or THE PRACE-sRCOHr District.
Zscbs isb Voorhi-s.... "a John Burlis.
The u. uinees are 80 follows:
Cify Jsdgc-Jsues Troy.
P.t Jgsfiee-GroIgeL Fox.
Justice - the Peace RI - D'styict-michsel Walsh.
j Itee u me Fsdce Second Dst'e- ZachArah Eooraaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

CLIPPER SHIPS TO JAPAN.-Mr Il. II. G. Allaher, a
merchant Of tbs city, proposes 10 aoli-h ne 4
clipper ct ps bet Eeen this port and Rnala va Japan
~leIe he has hous' already established, aud doing
good tusrtss. HE fl ct vessel ie TO sail soon aud will
carry out twenty or thirty passengers, aud about Il
thousand TONS OF freight moe y already eogased aud
contrasting Of machinery, fame hoases, ana sssor,sd
msIchancise. lie expect to biag home qqapu'y o.
Jarato d-wnsat which is Represented # eupe
Iior qu7liy ana rpens early enough t. give place to
anft' er crop While it lie less subject TO smut aan the
wheat now cultivated here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Advertisement.
How TO pOrr! II YOU wish fine head Of Hair,

,.s LtOs KATsAEOS the oUst ard most puaI prepar don
1sde ION pr Ia e<ceisooe removes
Al O,ud,f SC presenis tn hair from failing ont re-tsres
md preserves it, and Ieigaty peuned Sold eTeryvhsre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

y SEFESADE TO EX-CoL. DURYEE.-A compliment
paid to he above olii;- q: hs r,sdelcs West
Thirty -eigsh 't'eef, 90 Thursday eveoing ia tho
shape If strenade by number Of bi4 military ris lds
in TIE 5tb, 9Th oh, 10 b, and 7-t Regiments. DID
wo this full band IS pieces, peo med Ia, flo pilg
selection ia beautiful DaUner: Overture 20 "Ztm.
pa" selections from 4" In line" l. ap Year Polka
selections from III Gieiamerto' Fes March from
" Der Sanhauser," Uail Columbia God Save the
Queen" "Stsr Spansl,d Baoner,' and "Yank,e
Doodle" AT the cl'se Of the sorenade Col. Daryes
entertained he company in very hospitable manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

SALE OF raE SLAYER KIBBY.-Tbe bark Kibby, re-
Gently cond, mn us SLAYER By the Us ol' ne'
Court was soid at the Atlantis Dock yes e'day tor
about 400. The Kibby was nud des-r'ed OIL the
Coast Of Cuta by tie u. ). steamer CtusaieF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ALLEGED EaBEzZLENEST BY A BRoKER.-J. s.
Gsus broker, coiDg ousiUs-s AZ No. 81 Wall street
was are stei e.,er5ay by Officer S. J. Smith Of th-
Lover Pol,e ur5, charged with haviog en Dezzlst
no'es Of havd amooDli 10 5000 wbio, had been
intJusied 70 bin 70 vet die uuted by Mr Heman NJ
tbiss of No $50 Wafer street Toe ace1osd was
brougb, before Jasi,e Kelly and exrmued on ihs
,hayge, after which he was held to bal 10 $4,000 to
answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 1860

Church wi.boa, aera,Ion and also the discipline AMI
rseges sAid Chnrh 10 ybias bat itlulrancy md
tie Pre,iaicg Eldrsbip. Their new charch sdidce 10
oipg rspijly forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

lin yo,a, he ale ~ ss3 1s and n tsko note or ~
hen Lr no. Il vent N prDt snd w - 'r'so-
~ y false Jp.tce Connolly held the sscased or aAsns
jon
CPABoE ~ GRASP LsRcgEY.--Wlham Holly s''as
by D. Fo,Ith w,rd Poo b,rg.d sib ia Ing $50 % lod
con oslonsigto John ssbb, ~ u bi,st .tet 1cs
,p - 90 Go'sJ WITT Do trvoDsrs we ,fss' ~
an Dor REQ Inn u ct e. Aer Citing DS.,e.don 81 Ito
u's ~ - "Hs.d - rsoe & 70 the osusr wh1 had gsea
~ ~hotever 10 tase Ito money. The Hc ised vs.
81 0'''' '''' A'' 'nl committed frsid in defa1 al
hobb,p f atfPF1S.-Mr Hart Mccall 3o1th-
tH c'A ~ noa"Ay store III 10 with Hon PA Leonard, q
stree rsb 7. 10 years sss liyins IN I 80 ID. ~
yiec h,T - ~ adHsy saloon ,ssa nm .rs ana
NJ k ~, ga Ia wy aaeoti,nsts wpd h, n All
Is. psife ss - he mansg-d unseer 4, sPtad %
= ~,l't s'phtF 80 shortly Assf~sd The 90 -sp.-
botl Honoa rs sise~ari are,tsd aad ~ -.
tics Kelly FOR ttial " jay
A BOLD oRsg.THEF.--B.nry Valentino a no,;u.
Of Liyetp 81 and "a poyd stswbrd board bs .S
Yet,ia arr-s I'D b. Ot,r UNel o. the Tarl W,sS ~
seslng say 1sI. Vtrth $50 from A5er v. ssnnet "a
taw the DO standing obt II p'aln stor. Hs
u Tp.d y uuht;rs he horse ron tn. wagon ss9pd 81
n, faiuess sbd ding - animal away uben he A.
covered snd caught Ju Kelly committed Valentine tog ia
IA iverti.sment
WARNOCK n Co.,
Gtn'lem,n's L,di~s Yoaths, and Chldres's
HArrHHs,
Pnis AID Neg 1ork
Fall and Winter STYLES
G,ntle eos DKEss snd USDngss Htls,
Ladies' RiDrsa HArs
Youths and Boy > CIorH and FELT HArs sod CAps
Chld,ns FAscY uATs,
In extensive variety # Fo-is AID Domestic hanofAezTs
WAKEOCz Go.
q gay
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IA lvaTti9ment
MARNOCK x 20.
No SO srosdE
Advancement

Gas FIXTURES. - Dealers aud others are invited
TO call Il our eAt ospo for Cos Fixture stock
psltsr, hand WAKsEa fROE Co., mAhuisssare<s
No. $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

OBuUARY.-Jsmes G. RlsoofJri Of the Nineteenth
Wa u. rueer ,f tie Safe Legisil,u'e IN 1873 ~,
md in 1859 aun f ? many years pro "ioent m m 1er
Of the B sr1 ~ Eru-si L, did on Toursdsy after
non { lar disease, q; lis residence 10 re upp-r
part q he city, NJ Rather'ord has tie tina 'ks f
on. aoss Who're n. billy throu9hoDt,he Wntsr, reao
ipa the tep.s of he universally approved E7soilg
School act, ths adoption II @hish, II n its oryna-
lion, ia one 10 him. Mr.. Rutherford was about 50
years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Johu p Gouet. the famous Ten eranee Of't'r,
will address the Yo1ng Men ChFstian Assocaion az
lie Cooper Ice tu e, on 9ondaJ evening. oi course
will be grr a. crowd greet him his retan
from bis long ,cj urn III Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

OpESISG OF THE EyESIsG ScHooL7.-The Board o.
Fduco, AM ou cs opening Vi tho 'enihs s;n''is
on Nor dsy Oct /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The Central Park eo1ceh .gins a. 3 p m. today
instead of 4, AID will b continued III iiuio a .n
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
CITY ITEMS

AcADTnT or NUs.c. 49," N-i,-1s, ! pyoml ell Tor to
rizrt ~ y o Atsdcmy. W1e her u vii 10 'aa' - .
% ,tion net 70 Re answered ,l re sverius "a par''
over. La, u'ghs "La rfsvi,a VS. suoa1oe At
10 boar for R,btrl IL Diarie AID a s'n'7r t'tR
may app. SsIp; 10 DO euro Of his oPe'a na
istas hearo ,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

UScLE SAN ASSESSED FOR CRY IMPROVEMENT
The Unned States tot oIR On Cham Os's street., i'r-
mil, brown os BoTtons ]beator, n's been a',e#d
IN tho sum # $40 600. rse assessments which, BY
the terms Of The Lase, the G'vernneot must pays 10
for The ideuiDg of Chambers street ami the wiionnS
Of R.ade street fast aid vest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

THE GtFLT BALL.-Tbo General Conin''ee Of .as
Ben in boDcr OF the Piro- Of Wales sep7Sn'n''ns
ofceney in The frrd., have IelusS 81 'aea ns 'af
# the Commit &c t. n-sc,ihe $50 10 aid'h u 10
$40 artsdy sub.erbrd. Toi' does 10 emu 10 she say
&c i5rr 10 sDy al irional ticket -.
Atam- e,fg Of he s. Geo'ss Society Of toi- cN''
h.ld ct De imouoo-, 90 nsr Of aver ano "'lh"n
ret, on wedDerdsy last, 10 n-lder toe mS'''r Of
ID. witt of his Royal tis 'nefs the Phi CO of WA's
the portrait Of boz Maj sy, Qoeeu N't'r' t1e prop
.,ty Of the eietV. Nas direct to no pa ed a. tio
dsps s.l Of the Citizen Bah Commit ee.