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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

TnE sooP WV u BmpeEK OF Kingston, Fitch, while be.,
Ing out the East River Thursday morning had the mat stay
'sueht on me un boom Of br -chr John Norup wing AZ an.
Choir OF the Battery which parted the causeg the last 70
go over The side. The J. N. sustained no darlage. "
CHAMELEON, Dec a-1bc ship Temrane with c,r,o q,
cotton ready foi Hare wac TIRE today Fight bses of cotton
were burned. " ''VA
HoNoL NJ Oct 2The whaling ship Rapid Of New, Bedford
was et en- Gre ~ the habor Of Guam March "a and w con.
rhhy danged before the tire suhdned the 10th June
~ Cohei SEE the H. struck suuken rock remained on
nn hous got ol and pat INTO ASan whcbe hausd out
s'' Assl AID bottom made temporary repairs sna proceeded
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Last night abont 10 O'clock fire broke out in the
building No. 33j East Houston street. occupied in the
uIpcf pant by Abraham Friedman as boarding house
and gerber saloon ard in the lower part by John
BePg is liquor store. Damage to building about
$50; shd to lie insured Loss OF Mr.. Friedman 30;
.nsuIod Tor 500 in thee Pacific Insurance Company
Loss If Mr. Beg $50. TIE ois in of the fire i nm.
known. Clarence q. Green OF No. ~ Engine Com
Iany wac run over in Grand street, aud his arm
bIol en-
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COURT CALENDAR-rHrs plr.

SUPREME COURI-ClRcUT.-tart II-shOrt causes.
Nos :2l7 5128 1896 5525. 5233 5403 522a
s:5 ::3s 4;9 6sIs e225, $50 ez4 sl03 24I eco eoN.
sis7 tIs4 64s2 eo7 cir 4sl9 ssa sIea ss9 s4si ess
e3S 9G2 C4s2 6s1 64C3 1882 55l6 $500 C4e GIG an
eiO2 1870 1914. 5A5, 6443. 2li4. 65l3 27f8.
SUPExnE CoUkT-SPLcIsL TERn.-Nos. $780, 135,
1873 1881! 50, l9 ia H. IiS l50 ISL 49, 3D. 49, l3s 1ss.
l6l, 1863 lea, los.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Psrt I.-Unchanged. Part III.
Adjourned To next Ahpday.
Common PLgAs.-P Par lone hour causes. Nos.
III 4CO3 49, s8i7 1913, 1899 $3.50 Par H.
lie calendar viii not be called again.
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,yrih street, on the November last and .enepeoa
"a tie Teiiu iisiy fo5tH months -,
raihL Me- uiIe plead guilty petty sreen' In stealing on
the 3lh f,yen Der hor,e cart asd harness We properly or
Gwen Hamilton II No "a We, 80 sJ1f;h stent We war
enenc,d al the eqre1t Of plaintiff to only o. iJ'in TIE CRY
Prison
John and Andrew Henley small boys pleaded guilty on pstty
larceny ~ stealing medaa from John NcHton
No - PB 1be pseBs ~ the boys were pres>n snd
Troni cd 20 Keep them Of mischief hereafter and the Court
sufr.nds JUDGMENT
Ellen Gibbons married woman, pleaded guilty n petty lar
ceDy stealing watch and ain, n the vane OF 81 from
Csthsrns Ksh No J5 Ludlow street, the 2sth November
Ie,os good chaI.ese proved ard the Court suspended
Judgment. -
TLip Viedtrson, slss WiteTron native u Germany
charged with committing little gifl named Sarah
Dorf Of German psrensee aged years The gih who sp
reaed 10 be bright intelligent eis that ihe had In
tie hsb Of goig N, prisoners grocery store IN Eighth street
make pnbaes for her parents; tha, on the 7h Of August
his wife b. ing eway excUron he her By ts
Of gears that serArd he her something IN
un bier to dnk which sde her dowsy and that ven,
sep The testimony Of The physician Dr. Kimbsck
made nson shortly aer the occurrences showed
ceiyely that a. sifocous oHense had been committed The
d. en,e the fscs ard charged conspiracy The Jury
about hour and when they returned the fore
man amour they bsd been nrabr 10 sgee being
nine scqusi Ond three for conviction Adjourned to Friday
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La W INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or OYER AND TERMIEER-Dso. Ia--Bsfors
m. ,s,ry uonIcrpTDnIsSGRrEngsrs OF Tx
JuRY-JUDGE BALLOONS VIEWS ON THE DUTIES
CF JuRIEs.
TIE July in the care Of Dsniel Finley came into
~ a aid that the frequent Of Jsdes had be-
e. ne cutie and the duty Of the Court not 70 d
hole sIsnns sir position .davOr md ont the csuso
81 di sgt,n CHE them wse msn very eqnsn
opinion but ignorant man very seoop
lis Ihe Jury should in this and discuss the
iiy that soue person shod yield course fh o1nvic
on, er poiv- sud clear doubt why then he could not
%, m for doubt whether the position Of man was really
correct he should upon the case with inc
the veil as he and that he Is Just as aoie
to sies wrorg position as icy are. -. ., ~. ,o
Incidentally the remarks OF the Judge, one oil the Jurors
stated tLs he was ,iek.
Judge said become the duty Of the Court to
atIoitt th,san to the condition Of toe juror
AIOe stated that the case had reached point "hen nc
TLr Jude laid liza, the jury ought make such
sA as that Judge, II ne Ur es S .omes
the smallest point would aid then in a. te met 81 '
1Le Count regretted II very much put oon'ose1 us
uy send them back for further consideration Inc Jury
inv att. having been ont thirty hres hours returned at
evening lib verdict Of murder In the second de-
RECEIVING STOLEN FLoUR--A SEQUEL TO THE KARI
PIES CASE.
qle Till Of Samuel Kimmelh charged with re-
.ine stolen good Wa. moved on oy ons esn by ea2y
Ia Pies om h'cArr Brothers about year ago; hapss
Ill be remembered, Convicted
need 10 tie state IIo. Ia view Of this and the Tact that
N Il l. Lad already teen tiled twice in the
indictment, considerable dihieuy wes
.,Ie fenced In obsniBga jury Districta rey waterbury
In boyle appeared ior the prosecution ana Henry L.
Clinton and IAN NJ. smith jr., for ths accused
The MURDER or RICHARDSON GREY.
On motion OF tie District Attorney, Thomas Slavin,
rd with harles Manhattan for tho murder Of Richardson
Coy dchsged the having evidence against
lin Manhattan win be- remembered, pleaded guilty. TO nan
SLAUGHTER in and sentenced 20 the site
,o In the Of Ssyn the District Attorney said
tie cny that the accused present ut the
lhIay ala Gid not act as peacernaker
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mtied to await the actor Of the Grand Jury II being
too late 70 Th'e him within tie Tombs the prisoner
was locked up IN ahN SN,on-l Ionse for the NIGHT.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The Rev. w, III. Mbum will lecture this evening
at the Brooklyn Athengu for the benefit o the char
iry fund of,he st. Georges Society. lie gives "What
Blind Man Saw in England"
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ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-The following gentlemen
we've yesterday admitted in General Term OF the l.
preme Court to practice the bar lawyers Samuel
X. Boyd, Stephen NJ. Ostrander, Augustus Is. knowl
ton, F,non Rockwell, John Lynch, Stephen c. Belts
James A. Zourner, John Evans. j. w. Osborn. D. +.
Brow ning Benz. +. Mcneil, Geo T. Lee, w. NJ. Sill
man, VIM Romer, VIM. n. Conover jr., Stephen s.
Marshal, John G. Payne, Stephen s. Winint, George
W. Soren, A. w. Champney, WIN. G. Mead, Wm. NJ.
Q. Riddle, Horace NJ. Dahl, T.. f. Brown, II. &.
lockwood, VIM. X. LcmontOn.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Dc l1-Before
lecorder HARVARD.
Jtmes logan indicted for burglary ia the third de-
gee IA biealg into the srw machine shop of John hya
10 10 Aynuc A. on the ia November last aud stealing forty
doih eNs machine cotton poos and other property OF the
value 9" 80 lebdtd guilty aud sentenced 70 the At.
ilh,n ii u"e y'ma and Ia months He IL old on,uder
1'L S'r'e o PLEADED guilty OF petty larceny In seains
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Destruction OF LOAD OF SrRAw.-Yesterday
wsgon Toad OF which about being transferred
,s livery stable in Bo.ruIn street tooz hTe tom some
unknown I'D IL short Of time the whole was
blaze snd before could be brought to bear upon
ttcly The loss IL about o. The horses
sd fortunately unhched discovered
how IL originated il m, stery.
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THE GENERAL TERN OF THE SUPREME COURT
Tie Of the Supreme Court adjourned yesterday
m iiioay. the 2st december in cUusrgu.c. sickness
~ tie hn, Judge The following il the Calendar
the zt is Nos 81 H. II, 49, ~ b. O.! u.s. 49, o. 81
o.. 90, az, 80. l1oT!l
BhoCplls CI1Y CORR, FRIDAY, DEC H-NoA &C. a. 40 ~
81 ~, 20, Al, 81, 81 S. S. 90 80, 81 So 49, b. OIL
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WuII.wsEuRGH DIsPIysARY. The regular mont

WMIIAssBuRGH DIsPISsARY.-The regular month.
y MEETING Of the WILLIAMSBURG Bipsnsary held at their
hiiI night The report OF the Ap0Lec1ry showed tn It
duii Tie s month 30 patients treated and 35
pir.clit tom graf ounly distributed. Exclusive owe
bunb. children have vaccudted. This class
IT Disenaiy has been largely increased
the school requiring
Id tie public scliOob 10 be vaccinated.
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ILLEGAL LIQUOR-SELLISo.-A number Of liquor
dealers Were arragned before the Court of Sessions,
ye,terday for selling without license. Tie following
eaGt guilty, and were fined: James Conway, So,
or IS day in jail james Grady, go, or 40 days in
Tie Peilentiary; Philip Jardin, $40, or 20 days in
all.
Victor Eyer, who had been convicted of assault aud
battery tie day previous, was fined $50 which he
Ild, aud WIS discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

The JUvESILE HOUSE OF IsDUsTRY.--The third
anniversary of the Juvenile House of Industry or Tru
an, Home wne celebrated on Wednesday NJ the insti-
tuition. The Truaut Committee of the Common CVun
Gill; tie Superintendent Of Public Schools, several MEN,
Lers OF tie Board of Education and others, pres
EFT. The Home il situated the Glove Road aud
wus formerly uscd AS the Female Department of the
Peniienary. 1t is controlled by the city, and now
under the CT arge of Mr.. A. C.. Van Epps assisted by
corpe of male and female teachers. Mr.. Henry Tucker
coLducis tie musical department. The exercises OF the
occatOn consisted of singing reciaons, &C., by the
cldlen, after which report OF the progress OF the n-
suon was read by the Supe'ntends Mt and addresses
were made by several Of the visitors, among them
Mr. Dewey aged 81 years, the Oldest living graduate
Of Yale College. Tie school numbers lO5 children be-
TIVE, the ages Of and H. and although they taken
from the street or for some special perverseness or
waywardless Of character, they are welbehaved and
EARLY managed III the institution. The present location
being ncony enient another building viii be erected
next Summer appropriation OF $4,000 having been
made for the purpose.
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UNITED srATEs COMMISSIONERS neEIcr-nrl !,

TIE LA1E PoST-OFFIcE ROBBERY
Amos Leeds, the young mau who WIS examined ON
charge Of strh Tug letters f'on the Post Office va
to await H., action VI the Grand Jury.
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Disnsfers. A,e.

TBE NEw STEAMSHIP joins p HiSG Of SpoAord Tlesons
be copreled
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A regular meeting II the Board Of Aldermen was
held lat evening, the President, Mr.. PECK, IN the
chair.
Mr.. CORNELL offered the folio wing resolution;
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CHGRGE or FALSE PRETESsys-A young lawyer,
ransd iLors C. bowen, Ie,idns ia ewiork arrsisned
yesterday boie Justice aahsn, charge Of obtaining mJy
ado fare pIrt,n,es and forging certain papers pisn
bic Iuflose nsii1n down
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Nathan Smith agt Haskell ;. Smith ct al.
il IL -. III H.
SUPERIOR coURr-GxsrRA1 THnu-Dec. ir.-Beror,

SUPERIOR C0URT-GgsERAL TKRN-Dec li-Befo!e Jus.
tees BOswOkTH HOFFMAN, and ROBERIsoS
IMPORTANT QUESTION or UsURY.
The Belmont Bank and the State Bank Of Ohio sgt Thomas
Hoge Co.. BANKERS.
Ills suit to Tor the alleged conversion Of
large amount OF bil Of exchange which Ohio
sent To LuoloS ashler the Ohio Lie and Trust Company
ioI coeeti H. Ludlow borrowed 900 of the
ind deposited this htonpspe collateral with other
On the sl ilsWkitif offered show thai the
usunoLs and thstM defendants not bOud de pur
thsfers o tie bills th6endans counsel conended the evil
dtnee was not sdni'sb cause he lrus Company cor
poTaion. and this evidence excluded 1he plaintiff now
cont.ds that this aud that against uury
IN FILL occ against petty who skes usy that Il il ONLY
tie corporation itself which rpc,e the defense bat
that the contract usuTous and that the defendants could not
eNs themselves OF the prohibition against corporation
he case ~ one oil great interest," inyo ing
ce that IN this action 1t argued By udge fierrepont for
liGmtii IAlic Lord for defendant Decision re,erved
SPECIAL IEHM-before Justice MosCRiEF
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Jen,s bunten agt. The Orient Insurance Company
II L. was an aelCn 10 compel The Insurance COMPANY
TO nah. POI cy according alleged agreement and since
he 'tssti wss lost before suit to for The
,ego ih morning announced hi DECISIONS giving Judgment for
tinlih IN $3.50 o. Judge iicrrepont Tor plaintiff; Alex
HH -hton loT defendants.
DECISIONS.
James Bunten agt. he Orient Mutual Insurance
ON Bay Judgment for plaintiff. Finding Of facis &c. With
he Special Term IleIk.
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TIE YoUyG MEss CHRISTIAN AssocIATIos.-The
Young Mems Christian Association OF Brooklyn e2
erting themselves as far as their Influence extends TO
put an ED to the practice of placing sprtuous liquors
on tie table on New-Years day. AT the last meeting
of II e members, all Iledged themselves to exert all
their il iuence among their aequaintnces for dscon-
tinrance of tie practice. Tie following letter was
also sent to tie pastors of the different churches III the
city:
DEAR SIR; As the holidays approaching the Young
Me's Christian Asso,s would earnestly request you to
hot the yOu congregation refrain placing the
ID. interfering cup before their visitors few
Is II asking much TO solicit eXhorta
this subject people before tue llst oabbatn
in The ys AZ young make THIS request Tor the SAKE
Of young Respectfully .,..,-,.,o - -,
4" ROBERT T., BUSSING President
"HRNRY IL LnYp. Corre apondng Secrelafyp
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James Bunten agt. he Orient Mutual Insurance
he Special Term JeIk 49, ~
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x.d oh ysas A. this ALARMING crss the pemoofaue p"y
pre- eats divided front and vsI s.s r.mo

A. mi. ALARMING crisis, the Democratic prty
mon. and .. ss se s.o Demo-
crs. o. he Sy Of New feel oousdsn ~ Unite
oo.s q. q hs Court and
ps intent ard meaning Of the 70 re ey . Ss ss
iris stse dangerous and revolutionary schemes Of
'0e s,s rsa we Cordially msn the doctrine
ey Coss W. e. On any
LEGAL from The action n Congress that we consider
~ th. branches Of the ssds s
hon any such and tat our opinion the judgment
sSS sdS emen a. to the char
such interference, and we call on al good csensto &C
quce the the result Of the deliberations Of the high
Rsed That depore the present divided and distracted
condition Of the Democratic party and you'd fain offer some
practical remedy In order reDnits Us several rsn's
RreJ ba this unfortunate breach in the Couuse Of the
hs. for more Than half century been National r. lie composition
and doctrines have ben brought about In
ending men at Washington, who have found dissen.
.ops in the party magn6ed Comparatively nnippoI I
s,ers That we earnestly the nomination
& electoral Ticket in ii State TO be suppO ted by the United
Democracy State and 10 which would unite the snges
If coupy that .uch concert Of action emn-Dty in
with the provisions Of the Constitution which regards
sss ss anPa
coming the Mirror reflect the hreprebe conflict Of
Resorss That H. however It is ipractcsbe to accomplish
such union and the contest In the Stste becohs one
wbicb the cohorts Black Repuhcansm found united
one tide and National divided under separate bpnner
ON the other clearly the duty of the Matt nal
ties the 6eld and deem that peponde Of the
opular masses largely in favor Of Stephen A. Douglas
would In alternative and to prevent the calamtous results
which would upon the Of Lincoln acrihce any
preferences we might have and give Mr. Douglas support
Resolpd That view John G. Breckndge as high toned
Democrat eminen National in his principles and entirely de
serving the conede the American people that respect
the ability and Of Mr. Douglas and without decidin
between Of these two candidates. we shall rally to tn
If State f2m being
the triumph Of Lincoln vnd the party Which wou
inevitably plunge the country into all the horrors oil sunion an'
| ..xi ord
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A STRANGE DEVELOPMENT.
THE DEAD ALIVE!

From The NecHaUen Palladium, June 29.
letter this morning received from Melbourne, Aus
trala, dated April IL 1860, and which we publish be-
low, shows that the writer, Mr. +. i. De Forest who
" IA missed from the Metropolitan Hotel, New-York,
since JauusIy H. 1857, and supposed to haze been
murdered, is still alive Our readers doubtless all
familiar with the facts connected with bis absence.
He was traced from the hotel toward Brooklyn where
he raid be was going, and never heard of After
ward. The mort thorough search made for him
by the police of the two ities and large rewards
offered for any information concerning his fate His
father spent much time in the melancholy search but
without getting the slightest clue beyond the facts here
sisted
What made the matter the more mysterious was the
fact that he left his trunks containing yaldab proper
ty at the hotel and several Thousand dollars of bank
stock in Eew-Haven, and other property in other
places His father hss long mourDed him as dead, and
the public mind became fully satisfied that be was
murdered. But now, without any previous intima-
tion letter from Australia, by way of London
AZ d Boston, peIned by the missing man himself ask
ing for bis bank dividends, which he appears TO sup
pose have not been paid in three years. although they
have been regularly drawn by his father, admins
traitor as they fell doe. We give the letter verbatim
with the exception Of the number Of shares owned by
him in the bank whose officers prefer that should
not state the exact figures in that regard The letter
is as follows:
CG,hier If Neiv. Hdren Bank.
SIR: am Of shares In the capital stock Of your
them.
firm Of Mailer Lord Quereau Wall street, NewYork
pow orpey enable them to receive my sccount
win you obiee by sending 10 directly through the mall
statement the Of dividends paid them by you
also the price Of the stock at latest sales
T.. L. DE FOREST
We have very carefully compared the manuscript of
the letter with the other .nuscps of Mr. De Forrest
and find the resemblance most striking. The only
marked difference is in the All d. In his other man
uscIpis the top of the is thrown to the left in curve
but in last letter il is he ordinary d. similar 10 this
one which we have printed. But all the other words
snd letters have the appearance in all the
scripts Even the loop on the back of each small is
the same in ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

FIRE IN BRoADwAY-SCsPIcIoUs CRcUasrAwcEs.
At late hour lat night, fire occurred the third
floor of No 203 Broadway, corner of Fulton street,
occupied by C. Daversep manufacturer Of show cards
but Il was coon extiDguihed by the fremen and the
damage sus aimed not very heavy. The stock Of Mr.
Daversen was pretty badly damaged, but no injury
worth mentioning was doue to the building. About
twenty young wome engaged in the neighboring
diDipg-ssoons, who occupied the upper story bed
rooms, thrown into great state Of CONSERVATION
snd the majority Of them narrowly escaped suocation
Mr. Dsversen ays that having occasion to return TO
his place in the evening after parcel of money that he
had forgotten, he lighted a canphene lamp 70 enable
BIN to zee his way about the premises While looking
ploson followed scattering the burning fluid in every
direction about the apartment. He immediately rap
Into the street and notified the IRE companies lying In
Ann street. and by prompt action the part Of the
latter, disastrous fire prevented The police
found an empty camphene can on the floor, with the
handle and spout melted off. Daversen is insured for
81 200 in the Hamilton Insurance Company. The
matter viii be investigated BY the Fire Marshal.
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NATIONAL pEMocRATIc CoMMITTEE.


Last evening thu National Democratic Committee
INST at Mozart Hall, Dir. C. p. ScBEsERHoRs in
the chair.
The Special Committee appointed at the last meet
ing reported the following resolutions, which
adopted;
b,xas The doctrines svowed by the Republican party
on h, herscer and tend ALLEVIATE the seversl portions
al our from each othe ena eneebe the
ss.rel ties With link them together, "a 80.
800 .rSr., They have led Ia various States 10 Legislative
acon aiming 70 distract and embaass the execution Ss
ss 81 Cong9es especially designed 70 carry ont tne
eassrv nnder he consfon Of fnsyes from service 70
fhose 10 WHOM such o., vice Il leEauy due, L..
"a .,Ire Tey haze resulted Ia notable instance 70
The vson on soyseikn State By armed band Of traitors
10 bye her nsttons and excite the seTYe PoPa
tics 10 deeds Of insQryecten an massacre,
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fAdyxrtissmeut.I
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.

woIyxs celebrated scnEpAs ARossrrc scnsAyrs sboaa
be In the hands Of every traveller No family should svs As
city or be without supply during the weather svs-
sbly the III effects Of change Of weather. and
erags Il Is the purest liquor made In the world
Put up In pint and quart bottles Sold By al prussss ers~
GERS and Fruit Stores
"Ano woLys's PuRs CoaSAc,"
"BRAsDY IN BorTLss"
MADEIRA, sHERRY, and
"PoRr WINE"
ZION MEDICAL Uss"
Families who use Wines should ve the Psefsres' 70 t
above They all warranted pure and the best qaAn ks
bottl. has the importers certificate Of its purity.
UpoLPHo WoLyr
No. n Besysr-&, New. Yost.
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THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

i. ITfbEnt.
SIR: In reference to the WITH Ward Republican
Association being close corporation, l would merely
state that the Association was organized in 1885, and
etery meeting, with two exceptions have been
public meetings. for every to in that saw it
to do 80. Every meeting has been advertised in at
least two papers, and every person proposed to the
Association as wishing to become a member has been
received as such up to this time, with the exception of
four and they according to the report of the Commit.
tee, were rejected for good and sufficient cause BY
noticing the above in tomorro VS. paper you will much
obhge Yours truly, Henry ii. HUELEr,
President Of WITH Ward Repub ASIA
Neic- York, June 80 1860.
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ADVERTISEMENT

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for the external world k claims 10 dcose the real state Of
things and present Nature unvsied and her true stures"
The Hon Horace Mann ssd: ook upon Phrsnooy the
guide Of Philosophy and the hsn5maid Of Christianity Who
dssemnstss true Phrenology p1bic benefor" Pro-
fesonal examinations with charts and written descriptions
character given daily BY M FOWLER No 300 Broadway