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KTTTATINNY HOUSE, o,v
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs-AlNl

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRlNGS-AN-
~ NOUNCEMENT Of the PROPRIETOR for lsec-Lns
is miles north Of Columbus he Capital Of Ohio on the scioso
River 10 miles nom Delaware uiles from White sulphur ss
lion on the Springfield Mt Vernon aud Pittsburgh Railroad
and ulss fros Lewis Station the Cleveland Column
bns and Cncinn s Railroad These SPRING VIII be open io
rne,ns Of the past has folly confirmed tps zn
e expectations Of the proprietor and encourages Mm =. peIs
80 N his 10 TITS second place In ths ssunsy
w. BATHS.
pb, l.r. bv tho plan adopted brought into far eops
,on with that 81 naturally and hot spring. The water
heated In the batbub by steam pipes the heat not oenI ss
Lsh enou 10 p its salts Is applied to the surface
H. bstber ithou tie q any Of is saline ingredients Inc
buid;nss are substantial and convenient The ounds en-
$50 scss divided between lawn and woodland are
t.steu, rid Of into walks and drives Telegraph Once h.,
been eirnsnenty esbi,hed connecting the Spnn vita ~
tsrss.. /, attached place For further nfomsaon ar
ianssnsn''iO' ''' ANDREW WILSON, u, Proprietor,
White Sulphur P. o. Delaware Co, o.
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NAPPAN ZEE HOUSE

ii
(Edi6ce of the Rockland Female Institute),
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
This large and elegant establishment directly On .ns s
srstcass sU MINER RESORT during the vacation ifoa July
8to Sept. 10. - -oo,,oa NJ ru,ens
Pnnkett ESQ Prest Excelsior ms Co.. No 100 Boadwsy OF
Of ~ j. eroyyen esq Broadway corner Of Ens or ~
ing the proprietors, Il. ". q Y. r. Ma-,9r .--.D
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w. B. WKsroorr, Auctioneex: -. - -
INTENSIVE SALE of elegant HOUSEHOLD

INTENSIVE SALE of elegant HOUSEHOLD
II FURNITURE Cost over 5000, beondag 70 ths n&sls
of Charles II. Hilton esq. W b. wESTCeTr CO win -
on MONDAY June 49, i O'Clock the shove eessut pUR-
NITURE contained i the residence No l52 West Hs
comPr.rs the entire contents o. the hos: Rs
which Painting, superb Vases and 0mamynt three 81
CAN'T Roew God Psror suites uphoered Ia shell work. covaff
In ch broeade rosewood Pinos CANT mantle and pier a.
with splendid paror, diuing room, chamber and murray
Iery crystal and ruby Cut Glass iron Safe Chsndesr A
Sale VIII be positive and peremptory, rain shine.
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, Aprsfs, Carriages, &r.

A STYLISH YOUNG CHESTNUT SORREL
IN HORSE for Coupe Road 10 hands high, kind spirited.
and warranted sound. TAYLORS Stables, Broadway and
S5dst
EOR SALE-A splendid BLOOD MARE, about
Is hands high six years old jet black with long tail and
unsurpassed for geneIc and beauty and for lsds Saddle
Hope she cannot be surpassed in the city 70 be at DA
Wis JACKS livery stable in l4hs; opposite the Washing
Monument Union-aluaTe.
TOR SALE-Pair GELDINGS, years old;
IL cream colo white and tails stylish: must be sid as
The owner leaves the city Can be seen at MOHTAGUES
Stables on 23d St. between sth and 9Th avs
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DAILROAD TIES.-A certain number wanted.
~ Inquire ., Harlem Railroad oae 26h st. and a,hsy
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A ssJGNRTs sALE.-wnl be ~, Il Puf1;
n Auction To DAY tsssurdsy) .. 10 o'clock n, Nsa
u and "a Apnst for The benefit of ther eredora ~ o.
Wi ofthe Businrs Pstues and steskof ths Afe Il INK
DRICKsON, BLAKE L LONG Terms cash y es4ss Z
the Assignee. ANDREW CAuLOWELL
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MANSION HOUSE,

CEA-BATHING.-The MANSION HOUSE
- Long Branch n j. viii be open for the reception OF
On the ish inst 1t been thoroughly renovated And en-
srusd and will accommodate 6oc suets The and "
Railroad lands thin few yards Of tho pfo'n'
Conyeysncs also by boats foot Of Robnsonst
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printing.

AT JAMES Wedding Cards
VA Notes &c-Tese celebrated gsved Cards be hss
only the old Gard Depot No 30 Broadway Dusnes
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
H. Wedding Home and Note Papers &c Business Cards
BiBeads Portraits &c KELLY'S No 81 Futon-st N.
WM. EyERDELL a. SONS, No. 104 FultOn-st
w Latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS. NOTES EN-
vELOPES. NC. (Estsblished 1873
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Btationerp ar,h fanrp %OOhs.

DARD BROTHERS * Co., Manufacturers OF
ID GOLD PENS. PEN and ENCIL CASES. FL Maiden lane,
Also Bard WSons's
,ar Nib Gold Pens ac's pfns repaired OF exchanged
G0LD PENS with GOLD and SILVER CASES
VI 81 10 go Gold Pens Soc So sent by mail Pens
changed Pens repaired for 3ec o. HAWKES. "a Nassau st
DRINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN-War-
ranted perfect Regulated at pleasure. Compact No tenn
persure effects it, Absolutely nconodble an kinds Of lux
used filling writes from to 10 hours Ca and It,
send circular r. O. sTEARNS Agent 267 Broadway, NY
CLOTE & JAMES,
~ STATIONERS PRINTERS, and BLANK-3OO MANID.
FACTURERS No 80 Futon-st Orders respectfully solicited
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T,EADY THIS MORNING:
III PRANK LESLIE's MONTHLY AND GAZETTE OF
FASHION, ~ tf.tA Attta ;
ron july. -
For sale st all News Depots Bool Stores and No. 10 City
Hall Square. |.|


VNiE only MAGALINE or The KIND IN the w oIld-
g III THE AMERICAN PHRENOL0GiCAL JOURNAL,
ls contains Portraits With chronological and Bio
sTtics Sketches Of Distinguished Individual Articles on the
Srencr Of Man considered Physically intellectually, and
Morally. PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY forms leading fes.
tune i fully explained amply illustrated with the portraits Of
be xucus ard the vicious and IL doctrines applied 10 ell
the practical Interests situations and pursuits of mankind The
Laws Life and Health clearly defined and illustrated
motto beng " A sound MIND in healthy body"
Young shout launching forth the activities Of life
and anxious right and understand their course viii find
this Journal iene monitor virtue,
sed them from vice and prepare them for usefulness aud
HE The various occupacns win be discussed the
ht Of Prenoogy and Physiology that every may know
Al what pursuit he ould be most likely TO succeed
Published at 81 year, by FOWLER WELLS, No SOS
Broadway, New-york
~ Now l. the time 10 subscribe.
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DY BANGS, MERwN, Il c., Irine Du1A
- ing. No. w end 80 Broadway '''' ~ h't'ssas
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, June %, At ocisck
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARy-ro b cold By srSsr - a
assignee conpps complete set Of Common Law ~ o..
Gerry Rsports Of VARIOUS States and CT the FEDERAL Cou ~
mifsty Rspona status Laws, Dgests Commentaries 81
collection o. Elementary Works mostly ast editions BE- IA
two Bookcase
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uALLET, DAVIS & Co.'S GRAND and
Ii SQUARE PIANOS-Long known the best PIANOS
made. PRATT'S MELODEONS. Good SECONDHAND
PIANOS very low Pianos and Meode ons to LET
T. 8. BERRY, No. 4JS Broadway,
Marble Building, corner GraIlst-
HAZELTON BROTHERS, Piano. Forte Manu-
fscturers No 90 Pnces offer fine assortment of bril-
liant full toned PIANOS, the lowest rates Each Piano
warranted to give satisfaction and guaranteed three years
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Gao. A LnAvrrT, Auctiosess.
RY GEO. A. LEAYITT a.. Ool

RY GE o. A. LEAvlTT loot
SRADE-sALE ROOMS. Ne ~ wkLKxR-sT.
pos TuH 8AIB % lL t|s q .
BOOKS, STATIONARY. WORKS OF AIT. tA
- Consignments solisited "A -
SATURDAY EvENING; June 10, connsaciss 4
O'Clock p. m
large quantity Of SCHOOL BOOKS IN Iots, siss a. A.
enve assortment of valuable snd entertaining BOOKS h -
various departments Of literature together With srys I a
STAPLE STATIONERY and BLAkk-BOOKA
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 49, st4 e'clocx
CATALOGUE or A VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
com psng many Works Of Science History, Law kt Psd,G
Gals and Books containing political and statistical 1scrAsos.
Scarce Pamphlets and Pubic Documents
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Drc tessionGl Notices.

LII FUNCTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS, r.
"A regusries Debitung Influences and Unhealthy Con.
dions Of the System their symptoms and
without medcues explained a1d performed daily by Dr.
PHELPS No &C West l3tst, 6tsy. Consultations and
ads ice GRATIS
, 1860-11-27
Cbira9o Griibtt1tt.


CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
it VIII Inc remembered thai some off,
=. ,!,> .l,,it!nunc rc:cnt1y tclcgraplicd the
..:.v.' opinion from Washington that the
American eagle would soon he divided in
,l,rce ;,a1s instead Of t:-o-1hat the South
r,,,.i -, of in or direction, thf North in
ao.,.f,s-, md The Pacific States in another.
!;;:~ opinion WAS doubtless prcdicatcd On
Ii, theory that California aud Oregon
v.,::,. =, for some other candidate than
I.:yt,1S and HAM1.IN. Unfortunately for
,ar s;,rcuIations Of the political 31illeritcs,
t'al::iora:a and Oregon Aase both gone for
!.::7ol.:. The news brought by the Pony
i.xpr'ss yesterday renders this view Of the
<..;>r alm,<: absolutely certain. At the Ia
Us: .;atcs lhc most favorable iootinGs for
III" Democracy in California stood thus:
LINCOLN S6.5s6; Douel.A:; 81 800; ENEcK-
,sx,rir :1,olU; RELL 5,026; LINCOLN
.';>: Derc1.As 596. Other footinss give
L!>,n1,S over 1000 plurality, and The dis
a:c2 adds. i; is generally conceded that
i.;>co1.S has carried the State. MOI the
les, gratifying result OF this victory will
IL. ;;::ir displacement: o! Gw1S from the lni-
-: Safes Senate, and the ctIeclual tloub-
..::..:-vn Of WELLER s Co.. who have SO
..,.: vnjnyc.l the flesh pots of the Pacific
= ,:anlorwra!t1.
Returns from all Eu. three email counties
il Oregon mike LINCOLN e50 votes ahead
=. DaEcK1SK1pGE, and $50 ahead Of DoCc-
a.. The tlsree counties 10 hear from, it Is
~::s:r.i. cua!l not change the result. Thus
81; votes in the Electoral Co1lcge-a ma
.s.r:s ui - nver all.
, 1860-11-27

foGTEAIT OF THE PRrs1pEST-1lcalcy's Is
finished and taken Its appropriate position
.nong the counterfeit rrescntmcnts Of The
Presidents. at Bryan Hall. 1t is fine paint
rug and correct likeness, doing credit to the
artist, and justice to the subject.
, 1860-11-27

To DE SoLD.-The drawers in tic old Post
''ihcc are to tic sold, and Postmaster Cook M
7uunccs That persons who have furnished locks
to such drawers can take them away to-day.
, 1860-11-27
anluScn1fnt6.
Y r i \ y II 4 L /. -
Grand

r r y \ y II 4 L /. =
Grand
OPEIt-ATzC mud BALLAD CONCERTS.
On Friday aid Saturday Evenings,
.;or. Goth sad Drc- 1ss.
The public OF TT. c: ARE respectfully Informed til.
MRS. c. VARlAN JAMES,
pal oeza Houses N Enspf. and .,e:ita viii give her
I'll: y eSn, M Il IL !nis s I'M +; ,r h.
S9L IT.. thu Aarrscah frna:. in Italy, wa
Triumphant success. never atta:ncd b; Any other
aNEEIcAN AETlsTE.
aas Is SoeF s s t. o" + % as ss @
cal Crisi,nts ~ere unan!utcs IN tr,no.,.,.. rr tr
ts Fl S.i: ies s:'s IL St iii FIFE s.
a;.s.s,l es sa.E Eminent astis: TIC whole under thu
Mn. EDWARD HOFFMAN,
The Distinguished Pianist
Tickets. ~ cents. T.. hr obtained ut Eoot 4 Csiy's
Ms ssose ~hsFe seats can BE- secured without extra
Inr sale Of seats will commence - above IN wc.:
te*d.: no:n:a.- u. oc,cc; doors opea i: oti,.s.
Concert to Commence at ecloels. nu:; ass ;:
WICK ER'S THEATRE.
~ Madison stFs':. between Stale aad Dearborn.
s6-peor.: en- at u'.:"rk.- Performance tn ccn-
s,safs s fSom a. I'M ics?s " oec open from ID LII
ctnta Private psx.s s:a, :sad tee >S''>A @'''e -
Theatre comfortably wa=.aed
Last *ee o;;rs H's si:siT;ai': Ts,;2 :;Hy?r }S!;s
t.ns II s ~ xi:i c >opofte. ay TIT r. .:
iii. il. r.. WALLER.
TUESDAY: S"r. 9Th. It a.=at Of the new DRAMA
TIE AVENGER OF SICILY.
Nau- Ercn h,-f TT
, 1860-11-27

MEs. {. TAS1AS JANHs-This lady is aE.~
nouncel TO give two concerts on the evenings
Of Friday and S;tu. lay Of the present week. ut
Bryan Hall. ,1r: 5. 7. Cory, her agent Is al
ready in the city to make tho necessary at
rangc1ncnts. We are assured by an excellent
critic of musical affairs in Milwaukee that Mrs.
James is an ACCOMPLISHED Lady and superb mr.
ti=te. She will be assisted in her entertain
mcnts in this city by slr. Hoffman, A very good
pianist, and Mr.. Alexander, an expert vio1in-
ist. We trust that Mrs. james will receive the
attention Of our lovers Of music that her abil-
ity so richly merit
, 1860-11-27
T 4 D I E S. F Z r s
RUSSIAN SABLE.
41x-1. G4. 4f4s I'll L

Mink, Stone 11artin. and Fitch
CLOAKs. CAPEs. vJCTOR1SEs,
MrFFS, CUFFS, GLOVES, MITTESS, &C.
Low-priccd Furs Of every description
Gentlemen's Fur Caps, Muf1lers and Gloves.
4 Large Assortment q .aey 4nd Buffalo Robes. Our
Fura are mac-i.t!u1ed IN our usual superior manner
auG Ct tae very best msser!al
BAsSETT l. HAMMOND.
nol9dssi11n1stp 19 Lake street. corner OF WeIl,
, 1860-11-27
,AI)\
aucti9l1 Elle6.

RI GILBERT & SAMPSON.
~ Auctionccrs, s. Lake Street,
second Hand nnd New FnrnIture, Sill
yer Plated Ware, Carpets,
Hed~s ads, &c.,
AT AU TIOS.
IN TrtspAf. NV. q. At 9I.: o'elocs VIC will SELL
IL OUT o.ls No - Laku STREET, the furniture sud
TsaSc Of ial ssr, 4 ar d setl,cnda iurc.us.
a>c:. 1iafr and Feather ii:uua II aid Utss, Chnirq
fesesx 81 a ana ,s-wa'r 'arEes Lonngcs
,nre for l'arlor hmm: t:oom nnd Chamber silver
l!A:st W:re rhoIcc assortment ns to bcst ola.lty
y silver flatrl VAR. cnl.sisn. uf elegant chased
Tea sett* !ttce. tcx Pitchers. Btters vii, 70: tr.
an1 ~ drn!neEs syr'7 rtt".css. Sapkin tne-. Sru'.
,.tn:* sks taskCt*. fo:rt with great variety Il
't"HsrAecpil arSlclcR sale fEiil,c and without ru
serve. t:fIH.R:F = Sts13s.s,E ="
nO4idEfst auciInn...s-,
, 1860-11-27

d E d,
On Saturday. 9th Inst. at the corner Of Mitchell and
SewbeFry streets. Of Dirfheritc-C JEAN daug!-
ter Of Alexander and Elizabeth Barnet, aged threo
yeara
dundee !scotlsnd1 papers please COPY.
ct son 9f Francis II. aEd Ellen MITCHELL aged tso
Funeral this aftssnec., ot o'clock fto thelr resi-.
dencc =. -. Eu.tn street,
, 1860-11-27

14'OR CIIAPPED SKIN,
Use j. H. REED Z COS
GLECBRINE JELLY.
Use j. Il. REED s cos
GLYCERISE LOTION.
USE II. REED 4 cos
COLD CREAM WITH GLECERISE.
R1M,tEL'S GLTcER1xE SOAR
LOWS HONEY soAr.
CHOICE TOILET SOAPS IN GREAT VARIETY,
For sale by
j. II. REED & CO.,
Anotaecaries. III and ~: Lake street.
RENlEMBER-T" yet our csti-
i mates before ordering your
BOOK Or PAMPHLET PRINTING.
We have ,:c hest frllties in the Northwest for ,ur
y ae:: ~ ''' @l MI: H. E.ASp. Trtnunc oucc.
nISSOLCTION NOT1CE.-Thc
bivey aad oha:en unssF IT, syic
death q Mr. Johnson AID al-o The expiration u it,
term @ OF lhc aEaFs q the lai ;:si
tuicA64,, Noyember*1 ls31.
a. CAID.-Elward Foster having purchased the
ftosk NC of n Divcr;y vi! continue 'lle business -
fas M X & iastr sats = Bly, M
EDWARD FOSTER.
, 1860-11-27

Il Il x a N AIr
On Clark street. opposite t!- Court House, On
Monday aad Tuesday Evenings Nos. 70 and g,
Upon which oesa-ioa he will BE- asslstsd by
AARON JONES. Of Loadrn.
NED FE1s'E. Of Eestoa. and
CHARLEY PERKINS. Of New Yc.k.
sse s BE- senan;, he
III ss;s;t + ii. ,tst: ia: :psa:ss )! comforting
5ao: T. II allw that portion ot ~ :oruuai', who
e: ~ sf
nes,iEg Tie mndu* npcrAnt trcieat to ss'h rycuts
ya'd Of thr unpleasant tea,r.s that TOO tc,a are at
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
THE CHAMPION AND Ills FRIENDS
color. a' were employed at thu ars,nr IN Es:ian,,.
MR. JOHN c. HEENAM
WILL PERSONALLY APPEAR.
sir. neenaa 1tl1 sustain the unset OF Eminent rto-
ft:-rs In s7Ei"- Of Sparrns Srenes 0f chnsie and
II! By AT
Excellent zEand Of Music.
naXs' r, entertainment IN engagement has been effected
MONS. sREaaIRE, THE MODERN HERCULES,
Whose astounding scat= nf ..rersti arc IT, wonder Of
beth the ult an. Scw World, a.i.i ack,,tc.ixsl bv
III ~ls hatc Witnessed his miraculous exercises to b.
STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
Ihem'st e::scttv. censsr's haze hcea made to se.
cure good order by the management.
. - Doors open at o'clock: to con.menceats,
TICkETS........ CENTS
This novel and chasse entertainment |. rn,r,ni-ed
o. Tile MOST rehned c1as-es both s1lrs anu gentlemen
~ The front seAt4 Arr positively reserved for
Ladies and Gentlemen accompanying them.
Tck"t. car be- }rnru~-.s II" {rtzs. JIou.e Ill H.
nona and rTrn,ont: ai>v st l1 ONCE at tt: Iall.
toS o'ee opea from u AL. nuti1 Pm. no.as52::
RRY4AN HALL clark street.
Eminent n.usrtars pronounce tis Iisll Unsurpassed
By any Hall Iii the talon IN in iis.
:, Az Afoasties ,si and General Appointments
IS :ssy;-b s;srste tont ana frro:t :: Ss1 It'll EK
entrance being clark %sse4: e cTs,trst ,:,or
FIJI r. r. r. ts .i;, "prst' "'.t ii:.st square. s.t isr
ha'1 aa IN, es.l: q:i.t location In the rear.
crs :rert % All c"at 't fss:" sc: feet of doorway to
fs* ": ss?'sn7 st ; Il : .';:y Es ya"s
ai r1;G y & !1f,:'s IT. +, IT, raHs Ill.,. .F s.; i s
contals Identical srcas p t,tc r whis thc ro
M'c.lai W. awarded nj o.: EorLi. Far In Par;s s.o
,Ts:;s. sss! !" 'frx + ma portraits i thc
ot1!Tr Il! na:tsions !. .neEst.n.: b. l1ally
ShSatn; king .t3rr. ntllnrru.:, tables. SC, &c
Hna T. Tllt,S EAfsEDi-E Ef:yA
-NH0.-@ M:----------.-o oEice ~ tic bntiilu:-
, 1860-11-27

Tue aoore sate can be j1ss - tt rto tho
F1.e. In front OF our store, where the 1as~esk>-
rnert Of Fire nnd Burglar Proof sases +" -@eoEt-
slYays ba tonnd- Also, S!as-o- - ae esI can
Bank Locks, e.. ss!s 49,. sAa4t uoots'
no7dape-lnaadpg ~ s..e. :. ~.
, 1860-11-27

NJ a r r f. q.
At Chicago or Thursday, Nor. I'd. by the Rev II:
rattetsea. NJ; THOMAS nAISET, Of Aurora, ard
Miss MARGARET STEEDMAS, Of Chicago.
- Dundee and kincardlnt tScotch> papers r1es.e
, 1860-11-27

e. H. ScRlFEN. ddrsrtisin9 Agent. 63 Dear.
Torn IT,. is authorized 10 rtetite -adetrtssm<n. for
fatS dnd al tbs Le7din7 Pap<-x ef the .So-Mut.t
, 1860-11-27

A1p TO K.:ssAs.--We have been requested
to suggest TO the various churches of orr city
which intend having service on Thanksgiving
Day, that they take up a contribution for tue
Starving people Of Kansas. In no way can
our people better manifest their thanks for
unnumbcrcd tavo1s during the past year than
hs .c..-zz..owing portion Of the plenty that las
been vouchsafcd them upon the needy CT that
Territory. 1scsc tan te no doubt that our
brethren in Kansas need our bounty, and we
trust it will be freely bestowed. We hope to
sec all Of our churches act upon this sug.
gestIou
, 1860-11-27

/ OST-Somewherc between the
- Ntt.@s House and tic Union Depot = package
containing t?'2H, four i!orsand dolar5 In u.cucv-.
Elsconsin-rElncl7al!s in - aad lh--n ya?rrst III !
nleec Of grey paper and trd with piece It ~ .ur
Tue ;nder will be btrl:y rewarded By eavta q;
tne lily AafsstalIS OIttcr. nut.x1I
, 1860-11-27

tue from Mrs. unsctt
THE LETTER.
ALnASr. January r, 1si1.
Oh, lir Valentino. for Gods sake ard the love
you bear your own children. do $crd nc rn.d I'M
meIiately how Mr. l;urch aud my children arc. l
shall die II cannot hear. uh. DO Pity me-riiE
me- hlanc no one but ruystlf: buf oh. an 20
miserable. Mr. Burch needs your kindudss. yoEr
love- md I'LL yun can cive him. hs:t oh. do pity nc
while sou crnsure. II you could fer rnr Distress
aud a:;ary You would II ress b'. mt hate ine, Luz
When can feel and learn that otr. Durcll has
ceased to hate sh11l iry to hc more composed:
bnt oh: when think how deeply have wroncea
him, feel n. thon.h should die: and feel it
more and morc daily. Do let knew every week.
II you can, how my loved oncs are. N. N.B.
TESTIMONY OF HON. MARK SKINNER.
Hon 1na1k .s11;:arsr s..>orn-Eraminsd ty 1lr.
Ni'l1-tPapers are here shown to the witness.
tic confessions Of Mrs. BurcA. have seen
these before; saw first tho one written by
Mr. blireh !; sa;: Il on Tuesday OF the wcca
s!.c left; Nr. Burch exhibited them to Hi.
afterwards the other was shown 10 ne If
! saw onc IN the morning: saw the other III tho
crcning; ii IN the evening, saw tbs o1:er In
the morning; I was in Ey office when he
showed It TO me; don't remember sesing 1t
afterwards till Friday; that was The FRI. :. ..mc
saw IL; ur orongu. i. 10 nc, my impression
is, on Tuesday in;t lie forenoon: think Judge
Dickey and Mr. Farnau and Mr.. Rurch :sere
| there: there les been nothtnE In substance
| nddcd to IT since eaw it. think can't pre-
| sumo to recol1ect about it: the latter part /
have no doubt; when I saw the second one l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90 1860

The Iyth Ward liked for 1900 for the purchase Of
four lots in vandewater street for the erection Of
building for School No. !, to rn down in the extep-
sion of Chambers street. Referred to the Finance
Committee. -.
The Ivtb Ward also asked f1f g. 172 for the furii,
ture for their new building In 0lser street Referred
to Committee on School Furniture, who reported IN
SANITY in favor, when under the previous question,
the money was Appropriated, although there Is no
money to the credit Ofthat appropriation.
The XtIItb Ward asked for 1857 for heating aPpar--
tus for No 81 in Broornc street. Referred 10 Com
miitee Repairs with power.
The XiIIth Ward asked also for $1,000 for the
purchase If three lots III Cannon street.
The Sisters Of Charity asked for some old furniture
for their Industrial School in Forty second street.
Another communication received from the lVth
Ward stating that the four lots III Nandewater street
were worth than s. 900 apiece and that they
we're in position totally unfit for school hone.
Referred 10 Committee on Sites and School-Houses.
The holidays were fixed al all the DAYS now recog-
uized such; the day after Newly ears, Good Friday,
ana the day after any holiday which comes on Thurs
day. Adopted.
Mr.. WATERBURY introduced a resolution to close
the schools on the 18th of January next, President
Buchsnan's fast day
Mr.. TUCKER moved to lay on the table. Lost.
Adjourned to meet on "Wednesday next.