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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03


OFFICE STOVES,
CHURCH STOVES
A LARGE supply Of Heating stoves for sale at
n Cost for Cash. MACKENZIE MINCHIN,
october 3-tf
DILES.-Dr. Ltbby's Pile Ointment never
Il fails to cure. Price, 81.
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY, Only so cents
We the Medicines all that is prom
ised for them The GrRenberg Medicines Mineral
poiSons, and esteemed wherever known for their mdness
and efficacy. loct3-Hl MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
PROCLAMATION.
BsHAM @. HARRIS Governor the Stale Of Tennessee
To all who shall see these PTesentsGreettg Whereas,
have officially informed by hs President Of the Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad Company that morning
18th Of September, $780, and obstruction Ws placed tie
Of said road LaYergne Depot in Rutherford county
Tennessee for the purpose Of throwing the locomotive
of said track thereby greatly endAngerng the lives and property
Of passengers.
virtue Of the and authority in vested do hereby offer
reward Of Five Hundred Dollars to any person or
persons apprehension snd Of the person
persons guilty OF said offence.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my hand
caused the great seal Of the State affixed at
81. 81 Nashville, on this % day Of October 1900
ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor
JNo z. R. RAY Secretary Of State. Oet3-dGtwlW&Wlm
Dissolution.
TENHE firm Of GRESHAM 4 HUFFAKER was this day dis
solved BY mutual consent J. W GRIsHAn having win
by remaining partner r. g. HuGskT and h
brothers, under style and rm OF HUFFAKER BROTHERS
Nashville, October Let, Goblin R. G. HUFFAKER'
In reenT from the firm Of Grisham HuGske return my
sincere thanks liberal patronage bestowed upon me
way H,t Io5i1y Of 'h' J. T. GRESHAM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
ELECTORAL TICKET


For the state at Large.
IANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington
w. G. WHITTH0RNE, of MauPy.
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Another Rorrback against Mr.. BREcSNmDGE IS
,t,.+ no was once Wing. Many Of the very best
men in the Democratic ranks were once Wings but
refused to follow their leaders INTO hnoW-Nothlng-
ism and now stand boldly for the right man under the
Democratic flag. Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE mad always act
ed with the Democratic party.
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Seed wheat! Seed Wheat!I

100 BAGS Mediterranean Wheat selected especially for
LUty the mark ct, just received and for sale BY
0ct2-dlW W A PARISH & co.
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,

FOR vICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L A n E,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

TFNHE fra Of KIRKPATRICK, EEVINS 4 CO., this
dag dissolved by mutual consent. Kirkpatrick haE-
Ing Withdrawn from the The business will still Be
tin ued at the old stand BY the remaining partners AeTns,
Keith & Better under the sty lie and hrm Of
NEYINs, KEITH 4 co.
Nashville, Oct. 1, 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

HYR hGEsin stoInd are daily resolving, = lsrzs and
w sane stock GOODS, snd taxa pleasure In eallina
the attention q dea and mesehs1is gsns-y 4 our s
sssOrtnen Which fgs, quality and PesI Be szessd
In any market.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

In reeinr from the firm Of Grisham HuGsker return my
sincere hanks for the liberal patronage bestowed the house
commend my former partner and successors - ID '
"sy ~ a.. " ~ J. ". GRESHAM
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Testimony OF Women.

The Publishers have received many letters from leading
minds touching the merits Of the Household Of Bouvere
among eSbers the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

rurrsso Id not knta Aithb n The Sorll ,sho eau.
Lot get nd Of HE wife if lie tis can pnt HIN II the
way to do it ut oi,oe. Laughter lie has got only
two thirgs TO do. one II 10 eo uh''iniuI 10 nsr,
| ,rd tie other il {. be out OF temper with
4 Ter, and sho will loon e. ve him. Ii ho wants t.
set I'D Of bor that is the simies way 10 DO BH d'
ne knew any MIN on earth, n even H0crtteT; "ho,
if he wD1ied TO keep lis wife, con NOT 90 II; an tna'
ie bad 10 90 WIS TO keep HI. owl v, 'u9 ana ~, o""
temper. lCleeIs.j Now, IN Nil tlif obileT' pro-
poe that No ehall keep our own virtue aud our own
temper, wi Nh in pOliiics consists in reae.ohSrqg tna
nan mret differ. brethren even in the same Suily ul-t
differ, and il we c.u be entirely GOOD, aud entlrsy
calm. and entirely Kind, dGbste viii ensHe which VA
be iaId IN iecl and II will prove very soon that ther
We are wrong, ard we 81 I'll coneede To olel Ned
brethren or els that we ale riyt and thew will have
to acqrsCe and come back INTO frateTnql relations
vltb us. Loud applause. do not want to anti l.
Ise any questions We have "a great many politicians
and great mary statesmen who proPoso TO know at
what the North proposes 20 do what tie Govern
ment PROPOSE to do whether they propose to coerce
their Southern brethren lack into their allie
glance. They may ak u.s. of course, ~ they
faieniiy wbch il compelled. All have to say on
lat subject ia. il was so as long ago "a the
tine of Sir Thomas More when be discovered it and
fet down Bis di-cOvey in lis writing. You viii al
fird il there, that while there were great many
soloolussters aud that while there a very few
that knew how TO instruct children, there great
rany WHO knew bow to whip them. Applause and |
lsngtter.l propose 70 have any questions on tha'
spbjeet, and to hear Complaints, to redre them If they
ought be- and if have the power to redress them,
10 EXPECT them TO be Withdrawn At they are
llle, hecause know that tire necessities which made |
this UIion exist, if there States stronger TODAY
$fgn they were Wien that Union made, aud thai |
tbOse necessities enduring while the passions OF
men are shorved ard epLemeral. believe that |
feceetion stTopf er on the night Of the ct day of
November when PRECEDENT and yice-Presi lent who
were mexceptionable elected than il is now That
il fifty days since. believe that every day
that has set since that tine has set upon molhed pas
rions ard pTejudi, end if you vii only give lime,
eixty ere SUM will give you much better and more
ch,efl atmosphere. Loud and long-coutinued APP |
Flauee.
Tie fREsIDEsT-Saturday evening just this moment |
erGcd, and tia Society will aojourn. And 40 the 81
cey adjourned al forty minutes past II o'clock yester
day morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
FROM HAVANA.
day morning.

Tie L. 8. Mail steamship Bienville, ]. D. Dulloch,
commander, from New-0reans the 18th, and Havana
The 18th, arrived nj early hour on Saturday morning
TIE Bienville las experienced fresh gales from the
westward up the 2lst inst; notwithstanding which
che Las made very good run up Dec. H. at $50 p.
NJ at q g. lon. 81 20, exchanged Signals with ship
G. H. Lloyd bound north; DIST, at II m, ht. IS IS,
lon. IS exchanged signals with steamship Nashville.
There is 10 news from Havana. Markets were duh.
Mouey little easier. sugas-Nos. II and IL at 81 40
rails arrobe stock 80 900 boxes Freights very
dull. Exchanged London, co day sight, l35 lil pre-
MUM; Ncw-York, 60 days sight, 3a7 premium; New
O1enpa, I. Confidence in the political and monetary
condition Of the United States had been restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Movement 81 0cea. s'eswsrs'
tn ARRIVE

During the Crirnean war the Russian Government.
through he agents made contract with Capt Perkins
Of Worcester Mass. for supply OF powder, rsvolvers
and breech-loadng rifles, to be smugged into Russia
by way of the German porte concealed in cotton bale,
and caeks Of rice. Tho scheme was discovered, and
teace having been declared, the Russian Government
broke the contract Capt Perkin laid his claim before
the State Department, and diplomatic correspondence
ensued. during which Attorney General Black sls-
tanned the claimant. His agent, NJ. Stewart 1t IL
aid wen. to st. Petersburg as, surmor and tina! with
the mid Of Mr. Appleton, our MnAerat *. Potersbors'
he has obtained s3Sj, 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

ceny bird by Nary wea Tss s'pp,'rsn, sli~se. .s
she has believe thai u. cra picsed her pocket Ss
sb' he attending service mo 'ec'oh fn~ hsihoc:
Chnrd on Friday piafd-
aici frf siy IN posae.si were aHnd sor. boots
lh BAD been bnrglaoo-ly taken FRI the soTr o; Pa,s
s.p.D' 20 tl ANenno G. on Fdsy nigN y "" oo"hHef 10
"swet fhHfso oflarceny by Justice steers .
D pssny repued Irish thief Ag@d - years chsryed
VII b9erh hi9 aud ytcer three 'Is from, ms
d an ,wrr yesterday by Justice Connolly TIE i-e
lfd ~ ore ." VI" coat AZ The time of h ares, aud Ss s
weIe fourd 81 pawn ahop.
iiliU reputed thief com ri,,ed nv I..ica ~
rcHy Saturday, 10 answer ch+yx- fbugs n l. soy~d
that m Jhuryday night hn broke mo e. az Ia,
Gfra No 10 West rwsniy ninth street and be4y ..sn ~
Mn Garcia subsequently identified her He hxi s,
denvorsd n change hi by cutting OF hi. axurAaL
curb but failed in The attempt
RfrUBLIcAr PYTYiRtRs.--In our list Of DELEGATES
eeci.d g. the Rerpicen Cenria Comuihes. oat 70
IL ihe follow ir c"ne'is deegsoo IN the Sonfigeu,h
Nsrd To Yorrg Meas Connty-Hnl DIvsu Gn1rgs shaD-
Chsriea w. Fsrson Danil Fellow. Sohoizs Ahrsns
Per uieeTnhr Ksnnedv Charles d. Bitdssye
Herbert J. OWEN. Goileb r. Kioz, William Deety.
ACCIDENTS AND fsoUgUS-IGcorye Gnrrfsor
ssr hoard he ,pcp Glide fell overbosrd the l,h naf
snd dr. wnsd His body recovered Ssurdy rhe
Corner Jscksn bcd sn inquest rssnug IN verdict 81 sce
dental desh
Corner Jsctnrn Yesterday held en- inquest the rweasy
ilf Precinct rsiionh the body ~ Bait Frkin n
hor he instantly killed Saturday the New RseTvo
Tie dsc~rsed assisting lower rom derrick heavy
slack Of when The slipped ard falling hs
bres crushed him 10 death verdict OF socds tai death
rendered.
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fAdvrr'isemsrs |

THE HorTDsys this gear BID fair 10 O,f.yie every
ostsr sSf ~ the of BAasux leads
Of m ofa,ss-,iens uhhh viii he catch every
body ~hn resds BIZ fis snd sdv fr msle rot
whs inrir ry be sa6sd =, his Mrsyra Ola
ard y0hs and y vii alike Ind plsssWe 10 wtnessas
the ~ or loo the crfinies which this Nsooi~o1
Of SHOW ha provided ABoFsiSAL AFSfCtvs IN thsir
dsreeg and In 1gir couues of ss~ 81 Wild b-s
and birds fhs tboossr and Dov.e. for psStib1
VL would refer BA sdTsrfieme Ia
src'her coulsf hardly fail the hOs
s.ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

CuupRys's CHRrsrN.s PRRsEsIs.-The children
connected with the Sunday, Industrial and Mission
Schools Of ST. Bartholomew Church, in Lafayette
place about 400 Of them in all, were present at the
church On Friday evening and received from the hands
Of the PASTOR the Rev. DR.. Cooke, about thousand
small rresents. The Mission School comprises 100
children II il the oldest school OF th Kind IN the city,
A, Saturday the scholars were preseated with
about 200 garments, mud. up and contributed BY
the ladies of the parish and sufficient TO last year.
To-day, at noon, Christmas dinner viii DO gwen to
about l25 families Of the ai,son and Industrial schools,
ard the regular Sunday Shoo children OF tho churca
will receive each book Oh Christmas morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

"THE SOsG or SHIKT."-Ars. Jano Sparks,
widow lady living at No 6'5 Greenwich street, having
become roe.essed of TWO bills ON the Chemical Bank
ore for 900 aud tho other for $O0-thhking TO PIT
them where thieves could not break through and SEAL
attached them 10 her undefest OF underpHu'onls'
VIXEN washing dry came Mrs Spark changed her
linen but ior OF to relieve the spiled garment OF the
81 $50 and did think il again until she TINT
article OF wearing apparel Entering on the clothes LIMO
in back yard She then fastened down and sea ched
it, hut the money was missing. Mary Moran, the
servant who lad done her washing WAS quickly SUM
moLed ard accused Of having stolen the mouey. Mary
denied the charge, but, on being arreued aud taken
before Justice Connolly she was committed tor exam'
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

OsIruARY.-M,. Charles b. BurkhArdt, for many
year. dramatic and muscsl critic Of The Aldo. and
D,spaicA Of this city, died n, Darmstadt in the house
Of his brother, on the 3Ob Of Noyemb4f Of dropsy.
Mr.. BurkLardt was d native Of Germany, but WAS
well known in New.York, where be- resided for many
years, during which he Contributed largely to tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

A GoLDES WEDDISo.-On Friday evening the
golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mr.. Walter Weed of An
bum n. L.. celebrated at the residence Of their
suu-r-law. Dir Geo. s. Murfey, No. 81 West Seven.
teei'h steef. The children and grandchildren were
all prescnt, with single exception together with
large circle Of rettiyee making in all party Of about
So :, amorg item wss lady Of 90, a cousin of the
h,;Io few Appropriate remarks were made, and the
.rrieoc ceremony reperformed by so1-iu-.aw, the
pov ! p 'ovey, of the Fourth-street Presbyterian
CIr,cb re, Titled pure Of gold from the children
a,d grandchildren ~as presented by the son. Mr.. w.
S. Weed. They then 'atook Of bonniifal eola'ioni
toss were given and the happy assemblage broke up
at late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
G. J. MATTOCKS. N. G.
J. T.. SkY Tenn.
J. Z. CARTER, ). c.

To fAe Editor " The Y. y. Tyi6aas -,
SIR: The statement b. T. Herald Of the tStS, In
r.getd gentleman tom North carolina having DIS money
discounted y Dr. Ayss }, 10 PEI ceut entirely incorrect a.
ah.aEdtI ding beta him aud his rgsa nse
The Ut above the Sbosr money was ~ counted
N. D. HERRfN0
To the Esi;or Of TAs ~ Y Trib.ns
Sins Asan act Of Justice to DR.. Ayrtte anfmysen
,s NAB he fooWp, statements Professor yet know Tag
had iuI d, dsposcd With Dr. Ayts asked soins three
sgo why had tkea out uJ ttcArS and tn f0py
th.nto stated that had failed 20 my fsSnry mes2.ns
In that that bad neglected sh Or AyI.Es To- u sne not
iSst be hid refused VI ne h-ve L. In al aJ dealings with
UI Eyl.ps ba, found him the peEfet ssntlsnsa add
very e,t that my csr-rrs pbra'e should save len
J. r. OIhS0S, North Carolina
To rae Id,sov Of TAsE Tyibu,s.
SIX: My name having been used by the faculty OK
ths piy,ri Medical Coe TO spAtanliate certain ehaTges
trorsht ss.i,s DR. Aylsuo deco y dn'S which owe 10
I'M a. We, self 10 state hal have ua
either Dr. Draper other llsmber Of hs Fc
uhy other 4. ~susn, thee 10 u.ios cay @ans
In sbN .uch snd saeh Of eaely
authorized It'd without foS-s-i ~ trph OF ju.,Ioe
h. ~ COLEMAN. Alsbatv
UuiS>+-tty Medical Co!.ss soV- iS's Dee. Is. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

Emile dc GlraIdin, according to tie la,es, Partisan
gossip win shortly receive the Position OF Director
General Of the Custom Hovsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
.BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

Killed BIZ FALLIsJ DowS SrAiRs.-Coroner Her
tn held inquest yes,sr'!ay mon the body of Mrs
Eliza Blown. at No. 372 Ah.uiic street, who came TO
her death BY falling down stains while in state Of in
toxiraiou The deceased was about fifty yeargof age,
rad been twice married and leaves four children, al
abe 10 take care Of themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
CITY ITEMS

srsp,y rho ,r,. her yesterday was very pleasant.
tie cold biting wind that =. WV" ',' ""y
toward noon TIE streets ven '"r0nseo WI" Peop'e
ard several confectionery stoi ~ v" or'uu""y' "'u
shops on other streets where toys Ne,o V" e' "oP'
open doors from morning until late Of b., ~ 90
OF The Third, SIKH. and Eighth Avenue Rail- "c0
crowded with visitors TO the Central Park. 4 "'"'
oherwiee was very quiet, and but few rum-shops VI
hquor saloons were oren the proprietors generally
naDifeftng disposition to obey the law. From he
uncertain and unsteady gait Of several young men
whom We e abou, town, it WIS evident that tho raw
material Of intoEcation could lie obtained somewhere
but that somewhere known only TO the initiated
Tie few rumsellers who set the law at defiance were
vty shy abou, it, AMI faithful watch was kept upon
tie movements ofall policemen who appeared in the
neigtborhood 1t one place ON Broadway where
liquor 'old and billiards played, there ingenious
Save an aperture aboai foot square,
Il Place had the appearance of being closed tight
as a dun head. Over The glass on the inside was
pinned small piece Of newspaper, perforated with
pinhOts that tie doorkeeper coad readily discern who
Was without. II appearances favorable, the ap
plicart admitted, otherwise be might knock away
until his patience was exhausted without receiving any
answer Tie police were the alert, usual. and |
made number OF arrests for drunkenness aud violation
e the law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

PoLicE CoNMIssIosERs.-At a1sS'SHm the b0ard
Of Police Commissioners or Saturday, Cspt%in CLR-oy
Of the e'nth Ward, communicated the Heath Of
Henry Dennan, one &C his men. The resignation ~
j. L. Henry, Of the Third Ward was accepted. For
violation Of tYe rules and regulations Peer Nuck OF
the sixth, and VIM Lyons of tho Eighth Waris, were
di n ised the force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The TERMINUS or rHs NEw~YoRK AID ERE
RAmRoAp-The new ferry-houses and piers Of the
Long Dock Company at the foot of PsvoslA ayen 10,
wi ch will form the terminus of The New-Yerk
md Erie Railroad Company, after The tunnel h's
core into use are nearly completed. Two ps1s
IRE built Out 900 feet each IN length by 30 fcetia
widlh with BASIN between t,em of 100 feet in width.
One OF the piers intended Tor the of pasangrr
tias and the other for the of tes &c., yshile
tird pier is III of construction on this north siae
fol- freight trains At the outer opl the two pi are
joed togette and npon tais extensive bn hng n
be erected tor the sorats of GRAN and freight. Two
large ferry bosses have b.n constructed at tie end II
the dock and early in tho Spring the Company expec
hive four ferry boatG running TO the foot OF Caan
Lers street. Sew-York.
MAsosIo.-The reveal lodges of Free aad Accepted
Mssons Of jersey Csy haze decided to celebrate 81
JOINS day by appropriate tNe5cis-s tai evening;
tie 9th insi-ut tbs Unitarian Church. The adlsess
10 to be. delivered by the 9ev. j. J. Bry@n.
At ire meeting of Enterprise Lodge Ma. AZ Of jersey
Cay, on THURSDAY Iiyht, the following oiacess wers
eleottd fer tie ensuing year:
w NJ, FPhr.ln s joso.Oni W, Jog A Va vooILias
q Joscph SeDo~ Trgssuer James o. 4eores Secretary.
L. n Cooh S. D.. Jacob Rinsle.
EDucAroSAL-The New-Jerssy Sata Tenchers'
dissertation will hold it's annual r1eeting Contbntal
I, Hail. Patterson, n. j. on "Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday rsxt, commencing at u p. m. O. Wednesday.
The subjects to he disurs-d 2:e:
Ws4nsaor 2sA =" The b-s, sehod- 81 ess,ninas hsols
nd importing thereon" Also Restas u Edaos,.sa and
Crlns"
4AHy.dos 27fA' la, pcxe.y Eat,scsa. ESac.,sa tes
dszsy "a promote gocd ror Condition Public schps q
Wv J.rey we State Superintendent Of Me- Jerry 40
@e.on Oht'1 Trnehrs w Prnsy SCHOOL, by H. A. sho1r
900 Sapsft.,, Ussnt Of Sehoo4s Us~eso. " Y.
fTaat ss9 scns.os of Mr. sSsSsns Lectatei rsprf oy
N Dessl
the tue %" .sr OF studio corresponding herewith
Eou' IN DRowsyn-The BODY Of o man about VI
Jsss' sse found floating the river near the syos ave
Ss~ rdsy morning He dressed In sAcs cat satin vest
fsv an rbh.i wooden socks brogAn shoes and
ek m n.rile,eiief Decea'ed 10 feet inches IL hs
h,, halSh,sSsd With high forehead Csxoaey
" Bohn,.,i vii inquest this ming at II soook =.
nj oce No lis wsshsgton street where pafties Interested
viii please cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY DECEMBER "a 1860

periudial literature OF the country. Last spring he
went to EurIe for his health but the dseas'' from
Which fe bas been suffering nearly two ears eventual
ly obtained the mastery. lie leayesa wife and family
In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
TIE MEDICAL FACULTY AND DIR. AYLErrE.

To iAs Edttor ii IN. n. 4. Tribune.
SIR: Our naui6s having been used b. the Faculty OF
the uvrriy Medical College 70 sibAnte eetain CHARGES
brought uguint Dr. aylr,'e deeB II duy hch VIZ 'e
10 Lin A. well selves say that have never m.de
any either Dr. Draper any other usmber Of ths
is oily to sny other Ieson 60 warrant then Ia using our
any such connection. when W. vent 70 " Draprt
20 procure mstriousiiou tc.t be pyopounded goat
many Questions concerning pT AZ st,e which have SINE
.,rsrtl, wa, dopn with view OF cransing Dr. Ayleie
aud h,d kpown his motive should NOT have answered
lin ha,i sways placed Ie most Implicit conhdoDce Ia d.
kyie.ts't in sgri' and honesty ..
New York Leo. ID, 1850. G. J. MATrOCkS, n. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

ROPBgD IN TIE SrREEr.--About o'clock on FRI
day eveuirg last, Mrs. f. j. Leavenworth residing at
No $50 Sackett street, robbed Of port- monnae
containing sls, which abe holding in her hand
while walking along Court street Baltic. TIE
thief boy about II years Of age with long dark
hair, light-colored coat black hat, aud pantaloonA
He grabbed the por-nonnaie from her possession, and
then ran down Baltic street He was not overtaken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
A cnrrsrn.s Dnssp.-Tbe Fourth Ward Mission

males The following appeal for Christmas Dinner:
TuosE MO ovE LITrtE CsiLDRKv HAPPY: Dear
Friend Family hi month numbers +ochitfe An tnese
We feed elo,he and according to he means firuihed
Cur cLd anticipate the Chi-tGss Fo-al with 1.e than
interest Shall tho be dinpronied' u cnas tlSl per
week 90 Of the ns los. THEREFORE, not
The treasury TO nee, the Of na' y out
tufn euds the GuFs-. Chickens CAKE, Candies
Eat. frui, Toys books Sc ga'ch will De aeeid VIII 10
ckidieo haT"r that day receive
tfef IrsoLs aud hes fuller n JOY they gather
xellrn ed table 10 knoS thas and hay had
glad iL- heart q zone poor child of orro~ Tho .re'
lL.n day al II II O'clock, dinner At
u; close oclocs. Cone and brig yoer fre ID w yoa
" G. VAN ftErER, Sap'L
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

PRRsrsrATIoS TO As OLD FIREAAs.-0n Saturday
evening, Mr.. John Wiley, ex-Foreman Of Engine Co
No. IL, wac preeented by the members OF the above
company and a large number of tbs citizens of the
Eighth Ward, with IA beautiful silver trumpet, and
massive gold watch, worth over 500. The presen-
taon took place in the engine Louise OF No. ii, Wooster
street which WAS brilliantly Illuminated for the occa-
sion. About two hundred friends of Mr.. Wiley were
ye,eni. AT tie conclusion sump,uous collation. was
served TO the guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

NAvAL.-The United States brig Dolphin was at
Buenos Ayres Oct. 20, and would sail for the States
about Nov. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
IAdvenssernentI
EpxARD ". DIXON. ". D.. Editor Al The

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