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Also for the rsdical cure Of HERNIA trpp
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a,a,eotxne Hoxes for sale.-1lO BOXES, nearly new
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A NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
"A FEATHER Or, TIE BUccASEIK KINe's BsIDGs
Warlike Romanse of the Rivers and
Glory in ne War Of 1sl25l5 BY ARTHUR NJ. GRANGER
MERCURY for July T. Price only -Four Gents, with Dsreys
IlnstrHtons
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pATRIOTS AROUSE SAVE THE UNION

The coming Fourth of July win dawn upon Of the bit
sectional strife that sed country If the Amer
people do not resoute pun all political excitement and
return that and noble patriotism which cannot fail to be
Of GOLDEN FEATHER; Or, THE bUccAsExR or KISs's
BRIDGE" warlike remi iniscence of tho
Rivers and the Bay Of NewYork during
the War of l8l2l5. This superb story is commenced
IN THE NEW-Y0RK WEEKLY MERCURY for July
now esdy and should be read by every American who takes
pride In the glorious victories Of his country in times past
LOVE and GLORY its great topics and the approach Of
Our Nations Birthday special interest for all classes Of
readers. brilliant and patriotic story like this Of the days
when North South West stood shoulder to shoulder
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A NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
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the Bay Of New-yorh Being Taie Of Lore and
is ready at all the News Depots, in THE NkW-Y0RK
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ILustrations.
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NEw-YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE se, 1860.


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CHEEP.-For SALE, two splendid Lecestershir'
~ lin portcdl RAMS Apply to JAMES p. FAGAN, foftioh
st. between Madison aud ahays.
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water coolers! Water Coolers {: (!

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Ws,e Coolers both PLAIN and ornamental of superior quality
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A NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
IA FEATHER; Or, The BuocASEER KINGS BRIDss
A Warlike Romance of the Rivers and
the Bay of New-York. Being Toie of Lore and
GLORY in ne War Of 1872 rs BY ARTHUR GRANGER s
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MERCURY for JOly1 Price only -Four Cents with Darleys
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DATRlOTs. AROUSE SAVE THE UNION!

The coming Fourth Of July VIII dawn upon OF The DIT
teest sectional ses that cursed country, if the Ame
people do not resoutey all political excitement and
10 that and noble patriotism which cannot fail TO be
vved by ARTHUR NJ 9RAINoERs great National Romance
Of GOLDEN FEATHER, Or THR BuccAsERR OF KISe's
BRIDeE" ,warlike reminisoence of the
Rivers and the Bay Of New-York during
In THE NEW.Y0RK WEEKLY MERCURY for July
resdy and should be read by every American who taxes
pido the glorious victories Of his country in times past
LOVE and GLORY its great topics and The approach Of
Our Nations Birthday gives psa interest for all classes of
readers brilliant and patriotic story like tbis Of the days
when North South East and West stod shoulder to shoulder
and faced the enemy together will have far nu
sootbpg strife than either speeches
Resd THE MERCURY and find out the All the
deaers sell
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AT JAMES EVERDELLs-Wedding Carda,
IA NOTES aoThese celebrated engraved Cards be haA
snJ the old Card Depot No. On Broadway corner Duapest
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (haf price).-
IL Weddne At Home and Note sper &c asness Cards
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WIN. EVERDELL & SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w Latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES. EN-
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worth Remembering.- -Eiesan. hIstclas, HOUSE

Worth Remembering.-Elega Istclas, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE at fhlNATE SALE, for this week, al
No kChnton-psce In Sbst, few doors west Of oroad~ay
Here opportunity TO purchase seldom met with to obtain
sods roi ess than they really worth
e sortluent l. very large and varied embracing all the
.r usefu ornsment that good houekeepers can de-
s We furnish houses apartments competeJ even to
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mi, 10 su fastidous taste line Pa and Draw
ns Reom aud Library Furniture, and second hand reh
Wns5w Drapery Plate Mirrors, Mantle Clock and
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urture Hair Mattresses and Bedding
Brus..s and other Carpets In short have 10 Gnc ut great
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, opportunity viii oai much better than going TO suc
toa goods all be exaDined and will be isly war
rass aud home free Of charge Call and see THIS notice
Is remembering and true In every respect Doors
open rom to7.
Auericon Geological and Botanical soctety.-
Book ior Subseripon the Capital stock 5U IN ssres
a 10 each In Geological and Hoenic sossty.
x opsnsd MONDAY June q at the office Of the Treas
zss WILSON g. hunt at No 30 Psrk place and q the Once
sfDINCAE SHERMAN Co., corner Pine aud hassau-sts
nd tihus open day day until further notice Ten psr
osc viii required In cash the TO De pndto 'ne ifee
Nh 90 demand when ordered BY thsCoanch -
-" WILSON q. HUNT, \
WAITS SHERMAN,
ROBERT L. STUART.
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w DEIiOk COFFEE-A sovereign remedy for 0cnesA Dc.
htv and Bous Afeefsssi strongly reeousnds1
ky lie Fcy Tous&nds who have hsen oe.pssd 20 abaa.
sor ~. s az sodes this excellent subtats, y
aethips Of medicinal qaates 4 h slss nuch cheaper lsSu
be bal bali the sssSey sr oIdisAfy eesss: cfzx kita
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LNIREWORKS--FIREW EWORKS.-LEONARD
Il ELLSWORTH No. VI Barclay st. corner Of Washing
ton have on hand an extensive assortment Of EDGES
HADFlELDs FIREWORKS, which they prepared 10
sell the favorable terms Country dealers invited 10
look at stock before purchasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

order neceHafy pfuuuc
ton of Mr. Chas. NJ. Barra's
HYPOCH DRIAC
(Which Is In active prparaon the Management begs respect
fully to announce that
JULIA DEAN HAYNES
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
will be postponed until
FRIDAY EVENING, June 49,
and that the Teaer will therefore be closed Wednesday and
Thursday Evenings
Box Office open for Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

WANTED.-Families wishing to remove to the
w country which composed Of two grown-up
daughters hear u opportunity better their cresm
with PERMANENT Est PLOYAfENT In manofaesur-
ing village the Connecticut hve hours ride from The
city. Apply to No. 81 Broadway, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.

MUTT.Y ON Az AMERICAN SHIP.
A circular dated Mantle, July is, received Monday
morning by MFR. Ellwood Walter, has tbs following:
has received notice that American ship
or bark has been tskep charge of by hs authorities Of
,e province Of CsgaJan, at ihs northern end Of this
Island her crew hsvirg muinied and taken her into
one Of the ports Of the Bsbuyan atd which are m
der the jurisdiction Of the Alcslde Of Casayaa. TIA
stated that the captain wss wounded and confined ~
tho munees az also bic wife and the officers snd THAI
three persons had been killed on board and several
wounded.
Neiher the name of The vesse nor Of her master is
given, nor Ia it known where she is from or where
bound but she is reported to have quaatiy OF ar
tllery and military stores board, il is presumed che
will prove to be ore of the British Frer oh chartered
transports bound for the north Of Chi At last &C
counts iudder being fitted for her at Babsyanes,
whence she wss taken to Apart, in Cigayan, and
tt. nee brought to this port"
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A swAy.GAZER VS.. DOGS.

To the Editer IF The " Y Tyibane.
SIR: have a word TO ray in be'sf f soms Of our
ath red proeses n the Central Park Wife rambling ais~s
tie lske there this Of anog Eve six Of tbs
swass witch shore shout njSsy betseen the ~sA
end the water picking when bov eafpg sm deg ~
ch1 approached within fe~ ysrd Of AID th'D the dss
bresLnP away from liz mater rspdv toward the nss'et
frightening them all terribly and ch ssios them
ciriaey cd the land the dog bad ben larger and
vicious inc ed to think tht Ia the present Ia
bu slightly nischievous he might perhip have osashs the
Hrd and k,edt
Presenting thai the Park not projected for the accom- no
dali amusemeut of the csDue Species, 80
connection with the above -no1e4
(which bavs felt my duty TO rsport that every dog e,tsAe
the l1c,ure should be ble mueSis ssizue and
on uness redeemed BY bis by the payment Of tee d
lars such other fine 10 equity and ne might b. nads 70
meet he
Ply bringing he statement and suggestion herein vounss'e&
the uodcs worthy Central Psrk Coumi sosera
SUI body Of gsutIemsh may haze Jurisdiction Ia the
matter you will o5lise, Respecttauy
RaRA AVIS.
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THE LATE MR.. A. VAN BEEsT.
70 n, EdsfoV of The ~ " TJibHna

SIR: have jost been iuso'ms3 thai IN tbs isss
satu days s.us CT your paper the late Mr. Albert Van Bs~
srine painter alluded IN the arti.t II tide
"a true simply oootempible and the sr Of tSe siis
should receive the reward dus to hs humanity nr Vsa Bees.
the msny ~ork he hiss let hebiad him vssA
convince sny reasonable hst Mr Van deserving
the title Which has been applied b him. trust t't I, frtss
your pspsr viii MT be the meinm Of crcung sst
tnd statements in relation 20 ntA NJ Van B. IL not
the only who mss suffered the hipds Of the pon VIE
does cur articles wond suggest that Ia future pi
ture advertise bis IN that -
ough. do It In tire form Of advertisement and f.r 10
ike trsdemsD No oDght IN he soveitse
cuve If your reporter who writes the art de1rtn~D
particularly when that bin 70 dea1a poSsfty ssd
Ioisrcpresen tie dsd hope viii consdct this ssts-
ment relation Mr. Van B. Common jecency ~oai 10
dictate this VIII tier Sir. vsn 3. vs.n not
Yours. troly, ROBE c. HAWKINS
Administrator Of Esiats Of the late A Van Be.ss
We do not ofpn permit people TO sdveriss ID ir
impertineDce and bad msrners in columns wsscst
charge bat we will make Gr. Tia sktiss case an sx-
cs;tiOn-lEd. TTib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

In che Of the lsst sessions of the ROYAL institute,
Mr John TyDdall, whose work on ths glaciers Of tho
Abs las ost appeared in die country gave an account
Of expedition undertaken BY him towards he close
of December last. lie remsired two ngots on the
Moptanyert in order 10 determine, by Of a the
o6oli,s the movement Of the Aier de Glaee. lie
fopnd il 70 be one half Of the observed in
,uumer. with more rapid progression in the center,
q, "a ohserved in ss1nuer S experiments made by
him confirm the opinion that the bloc color o. the sky
Is ds 70 reflected light while the red color ia due TO
trai shifted light Mr.. Forbes has shown tos' steam
at certain degree of c2pdensafoD appears blue oy To-
Hecte6 light and red by light which pa'ses throoghh'
An extraordinary credit Of $1,000 was opened at
tbe bu,esp Of the Atye des Cuhes for the expenses
Of the Scientific Expedition to Spain 70 view tue solar
eclipse Of Ugly last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

ASSAULT WITH An AKA man named John Croker
was arrested and taken before Recorder Til5in Of
jersey City on Monday morning charged With assault
Ing End attempting TO bill ayosoS nan named Dan'si
Rooney, in the employ # the New.York and Enc
Rail Dad Company, by striking him with al ak Some
words parsed between thsse persons, when " Il
alleged thst the accused dared Rooney +" fight but the
lat.r refass5 when be received blow in the br ast
Crosksr then SIZED couplpRto the care, aod made
sn sssault when il taken nom him by some OF tne
bystandeTs. few moments aftsrTafd no Gang" up
an ok which was l5iDg upon pl>oru, and otiors any
one could interfere, dealt Rooney two severe bio VS.
ODE taking effect on the Left ride OF his cheek nucng
severe cash and the oher on his right arm render.
log it poveriess. Croakes was then dlsarm'd' ana
handed over to officer who conveyed him 70 PRISON
Tie Recorder held him for tiial.
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.BROORL YW ITEMS.

ROOSTER -RspubiioaDs Of Kings County do not
fail to register your psmts. VI you baVs not done 60
aresdy before yen CONS over Ia the city to business
this morning, Every vote ia of mpo'tsne. and we can
not afford lose tbr ogh usglgeooe or issd-
vertsnoe Appendt e Of tue pisces Of registry
DIST FIRST ~aRn.
Southeast corner OF Columbia and ia ou streets
2. No Atlantic str
l. Francis Msrley's corner Of Front an Malta streets,
z Andrew Cfcssvn's corner Of Pet ana i'rA ~ SCI"
l. Araory Bu,iS,1r. PsnT, soa Cranberry roets.
2. House f&oss 90 No II Court sHeet
FOURTH WARD.
No Sands street
2. Washington He'll Adams street - , -
FIFTH WARD.
l. No q God street.
2. NoIth-esst Gomez York and Bridge streetG
8 WebbeIs s. W Hndson Ano Prospect street
Bs1tef's northeast corr Gold filzry streets
/ Coal Office corner Congress AMI Hicks streets.
@ Epgise House, hi ks near Dtgraw street
BngheHOuse, Van Bruot between President aud Carroll
stfeets.
/. Engine. House. Kent avenue, near Myrtle.
2 Michael Maitin Clsssou near lafayette ave7ue
BGBTH WARD -
J. John Blsrs, Thi'd III e corner Mn avenue.
2 North co., Nins'eeHth street aed Third avenue
NINTH WARD. .
l. Ludwig Mller's MJrtle Nostrsnd syeaue.
q J. X. ZeleI's Three Mi 10 Hou-e.
g. Paul O'Eeils Ny te aveuoe. Spencer street.
WARD
e. Jacob shoerheir, No "a Tactic street
g. Wilson'S, corner Doug lass AID Cout stfees
ELEVENTH WARD.
J. No. III Myrtle avenue.
2 Conner MYRTLE svenae and Raymond street.
g. No 1913 Myrtle avenUe.
No ass Ms rle
3 n side % tui avenue, corner st. Felix street,
ls door In Fleet from the Of Dok8b and Futon avs
Z. No. 1888 Fulton 'enue.
TWELFTH wARD
!. No Van Brunt street.
2. Besgertys Hicks street, Hamilton avenue.
THIK1gENTH
Stable I'd street bstWeeo south I'd end South 9Th Streets
Oeeon 9Th street between sOah I'd and South 4th streets
Nc "a South eth street.
l. Washington Market South 9th and 4h streets.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
/. No. &c North Sixth street.
2. No ia Moth Second street.
2. No. CO Grand street.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
j. No 3<3 Grsna street, near UUi9u avenue,
2. No. 434, g. s0d street Even street
SIXTEENTH WARD.
l. No 2S1 South Fourth street
2. No 81 Meserole
George Keintcbuiz W. Schoies and Graham eys
4 s. z. corner Graham svenue AID Msrl4n street
SEVENTEENTH
I Bechtlof, Franklin, indi4 street
2 K.del's corner OF K~lyer sn3 Eccford streets
EIGHTEENTH
J. Jacob Morris Cross Roads.
NINETEENTH WARD.
l. Engine House, Clymer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

the legislation Of 1850 commonly called the Cou-
promise Measures, is hereby decard imperative and
void"
~. al hold thst the people of Tsrrt''y Ike those
Of = ate have the right 20 decide for thems-lvss
whether Ssvery ehal eh-l MT exist within their
limits rs etcb at alton, Oct Is 1853.
Is. "I hold tbst no sScl thing "a sovereign power
attaches TO a Territory 10 t)ry."-IS oseeh
in Senate. EebruarN %. 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

RYspERs IN CouRr.-U. S. Marshal Isaiah Ryndsrs
was, on Monday morning, taken before Justice Welsh
on war; ant for 1sault and battery. The complain
ant Mr.. Barney charges that he sseevereiy beaten
in the Marshals office by him while thers on business
with his grandfather, MFR TaPPsn. Mr. Ryniers was
not ready for an examination and with the consent Of
the prosecution, the case was adjourned until
Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
Neto. York. Oct. q. 1890.

BIDS OPEEED AT TIE CRoroS DEPARTngST.-Bi's
opened yesterday for de construction Of wells One al
the northeast Of sIy fifth street and Tenth
James OConns at $685. Another ia Tsrth svrnle hswsea
One hundred sndix tn AID ouehundred nj sixty rt sta.
the ,rson and the pie sboys Tbs Cr.os
Board made awsrd Of ether job dsssg asra tbs
sousteness the price a the bid before doing
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A CARD.
10 lie Editor of Ihe 81. Y Tribnns

SIR: In your issu. Of The Goth inst. sposarai az
in rpt ion dtrbsnce ~bi,h tssk pao
my saloon Of Thity-thi AID ehh ,vsaus,
between Michael Qu'sley and bIkeecsr Mortimer
OConreli In tie 6t would like the puoic md
saud tina, pace Il aum mi groes~ry. bat - emit
sd Iespecae sstau art ana eng loon fr tsS-ls- and
satisfy hfu eves thar such l. T. ass BY cal
ard o III selses The ss~ui ~ mi'repr~e tel
ycu INT through Uhose hands d, not The
u ply tbiF: Ga Medrs.1av sy-niog lat in
witt my bsiseepsT wNep Qnialy, wbn lpoked Ike
graft han gsnn rprseaced down and ctd FOR
bts'ste'k Ia ret hq1or stat. a. which fir1shei h'.
Having the together With 70 ties { cusnp he
red N slip without f6g hs bill OCan~ III seeing
this odsrsd Rim h paw his bill when Qpy called hi .s
and thief and used TIER gestly insulting language, vhh
oud corrupt these cenr ~ s'atsg snS mte stk At
him when himself received boV nom OCOnn ss fs ttsk
knife represent d. ard Qnislsy falling chair
oyster KNIFE The fogorg q trne ststemso, If sf AID
us renders biDeess A. 20 the ohs' to-
ming Peter Doory he into sao be.~
the 10 oclok end there ce uns lsntsss
not IT to be ebtioned IenoB-taed With bin telling him
ladies and gentlemen present. few moue- 1T
be CALI for bette II wns and hi ordh'p having ae 70
wait refused 10 have It uh given 20 him. and asked me ~
eJ Ting odd him h. DID nrt He thea nene-&
abusing an toward bar, and before he
Peer obey tt,urk ow IN he fsce, the mark Of Which
yet carry He then gabbed or my thr,a' At the sane
ri ing hotil strive which 1rspcb-d rom m Ihea
onslaught which ter pst-i ia hi ~,
ins erected and chagA preferred sg.ins him for which he
locs ID up ard a stated There w~r> " A
pers present.. and them the Whole .t4 The 80
e Which appeared IL piPer Las no DOUBT 'ursd ue
much.
BY inserting the above you will much abge who tries to
liv, and l,t live. Most sps'tuly
JAMES o. B, ALLERE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

NINTH WARD, BROOKLYN The Hon. james Hum
ph'ey, Chsutcey SSsfsr, and Oliver I. Beard will
address the citizens Of The Ninth Ward at the of
Waabugton and Atlantic avenues on Wednesday even
ing, at u o'clock. Wide-Awakes will parade the
Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
Austin ag. Thurssr-Judgmsut affirmed and appeal
CnIIRr CALENnAR-rnn D.r

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUII-Psrt t.-Oyer and Ter
uinar Pat INss 1907 Il43 1896 1879. 1850 1876, ITO
lt2 Ios l7os no. Ill., l71 7Ie 49, 2o l72i 1875 i12a
loo. The other Courts have adjourned fo' the term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NomSATIos-rse dele
sstes to the LIT Assembly District D'mocran, Con
yen,iop. comprising Hoboken and the Fourth Ward
J,rsey City met lat evening at the Ci'y Hotel, ID
Hoboksn. Mr. George S. Avery wa,choSe Chairman
and Peter p. Pot, Secretary. On the third ballo'
Br. Frederick b. ogden Of Hoboken received the
norsiy a.ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

witch besrt pn end Other ntcs ~ very. Tho accused
oe'e' the breast pin f sale at Mr. stones s~ety H1e In
Eewsrk step he recogn7d II oe be bsd Ju re.
Tard ard Which taken by 'sdy uho hd Ai " ont
oft time previous The psoles nted Tor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Clocks on TIoK.-A speculative individual ~ss
presents card bearing the name Of "Mr. Oak, dsst
rersir" bss lately bean doing quite an extensive csn
fdepce business In the following manner: Calling a
private house where there are DO een'lcusn at bona,
be prsssns ia card to the lady and says that Der bar
Rand rent him for clcck which needed rspsii,e.
The lok beiog 0sep to him, hs disapOsars asd NTH
ing f,,tbsr is heard Of bin. Mrs. hOGuupess Of Ne
81 Wet Eighteenth street, baviog bssn tins via
tmized roiisd the dstetses Of thu fact AID they as
Low looking far the Individual. Other persons havs
made similar complaints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

FUDsO. County COURT.-J11gs Og'en vas en-
gagged MONDAY with civil opneas and Assooas Judss
end Pore eej In tue Grad Jury room In ths ua
Petty criminal css-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

ArrFMrTED SUICIDE On Sunday evening a man
named Daniel Brown was found lying inssnsiOle on
the track Of the Hudson River Railroad, he having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Mr. George w. Curtis will spelk on Wednesday
eve,irg 81. tbe Odeon Williamsburg, under the aus
pces Of The Eastern District Association.