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AHER's CnhIPOrND EXTR ACT SANS APARml

40 one remedy needed in th n,ry than reliable
ar- but the sck have been oUtgeouy trea'd by the
WORTHLESS Preparations OF Sasapaa abroad that they are d'-
rgsd With the Yet tho drug cannot BE- blamed TOR
the positions from which they have suffered Mot 81 tie 20
called Sarsspass IN market contain little 0! Che virtues 81
Slsarsia nythug else They mere slope ilert and
worthless. bile concentrated extract Of the active iety OF
Sarslrai compounded with Dock Sliu2a Iodine, "o -,
ever viii be- pow 5ul Alternative and ehecuai EeIed
cuch Avers Extract Ssrsparis its truly wonderful
r1ra Of the eat yaiety Of complaints which require ates
I've medicine have aburdauty shown DO not therefore dir
csrd Invaluable medicine because you have beon mp"'ed
up9n bv something pretending 20 be Ssfsaphs while was
not. Whom you have uaod A1EEtheu and not till then WIZ
yoa Know tho of Sar3pa For minute particulars or
fp Isasas refer to Ayers American AImanae
winch tho agent below named win furnish gst to OIL Who call
for r.
Arms CATAARric Pus for the Of COsffrea-', JraH
dc D,vpe7r1 Iudgesho Dysro1g Font Stomach ETg'ip
eas H13arhe FRes. Rheunatsu, HeartbHyE arising nom
Dsr5rel Stomach Pain Morbid Iadcti0n ~ ne loi'ei
Fiqspisy Los y appetite Lfrr Cozp!dni DTop'y "Symi
f,1nf N.uy17id a DnHeT P and for Py0VH9 ne Hood
They Sugar coated that tho most sensitive can take them
8ty and they the best Apcen IN the world for ell tao
purpose Of family physc. PCg p cESTs PR Box FIVE
BJxgs PoR I'll g.,
Do not be put % By uupTncpod dealers with other prepare
t,.s n ,h hey nako profit Demand AfEHt and
others. The sick want the Oest "a teo II o ue oHu
neg Iioud have It. III,
i'--rarrd h. D. J. G. AYR CO.. Lowell Mas hA1 sofa ~
AL III .sts e.eryWLcg0.
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MARRIED.

GERALD-SfRATTON-On Thursday Dee 70 oy q
Rev Chss c. Keys Mr. James b. Fitzgerald TO Ellie W., ed
daughter Of EErs u. 3rattop, ESQ., al OF this city
HANLEY-HoLMAN-In this city Thursday, Dec. 9. b
the Rev James Mils,t, Mr. Joseph Haaey OF Dansnrl
Corn, to Mis- Msrths Jane Holman OF this city
LOCKWOOD ALSBURY-In Racine. Wis, on Monday De-
10 eCs by the Rev. NJ Bsrel NJ James r. Lockwood a,
Miss Csnosce Salisbury both Of Racine.
RYAN-GOoDMAN-In Brooklyn, on "wednesday, Dec IS, ,
the Rev Dr. Guif Mr. James Ryan to Mis-. LuSre,is
daughter ofhe late John X Goodman. esq., ell Of Brooklyn
TODD-BENk DlCr-At Port Chester N. Y, on rhur.dsy
Dec 20 By the Rev. Henry Benedict Mortimer d. Todd
Hern NJ youngest daughter Of he officiating clergyman
ToWNsEND--vAN RENssELAER--At Albany Tuesday
Dec 10 by the Rev hannse Van Rensselsr Charles De Ks
Town.epd q Gen Jao Te~nscLdts Louis, dausste
2! Der. Jnc. 5. Nsa Rensselaer,.
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iAdvegtisemeutl
- IL. -.

TO CAPTrALIsTs.-Ths best paper TO invest IN at
the ,,st time Is AsTa0sY's SIEkEOsCOPc ViRws oret'er
iaet can be derived from them than from sny o1e invest
eDt Tsy also prove soaioes OF interest 70 your %S
children and ierd Temafkacla instance o. 'he
result u Dpound irtero,t ,,..
A OuyJY fOn rHR SrATRsyAE ANp THE fHILo.orhsh-in
= ~ 5is,outiop ~ the Union VIII Anthony American
r.rs csnxe into Dsolyng Views! Let the curious ooy
+yyoy AsTHosr's IEsIAgrANEoUs VBwsAre they taken
10 catch wessel ss.eep tflI vii Be made on
TIE frat animal brought Ia. -. III 49,, A..
Sp,'rso men niede bot - 10 who could cal the
o oye One eat hundred and ninety nine inc 9,noi
m mar dred ana .ror many did the winner eat most
percn would say 5O and hops ~ Aep 'sS
iug .Ol t0 SOL until they hove been to Aalhoxl 3 i
BoadWav aud bought their Stereoscopoa and views tbe RIO
sograyL albums and their card portraits OF oqeen 10
Prince Albert Napoleon, Gabad and all the oeieDi' o. '
day.
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CaRIsTxAs BEEy.--In the las: report OF the cattle
market notices of the sales Of several buocks Of super
extra quality were given under the head of Christmas
Beef Perhaps the lovers Of roast beef would ike to
know who're these choice rbroass and steaks now
on exhibition. The largest lot Of these big bullocks
was bought by
Che Syuons No II Fulton street. Brooklyn who vii mai
bis ususl grand Christmas display.
VISITS Franklin mGket tthis ctyl bad another lot
Jss Odeu No go Ninth avenue, had three very hue Ohio
urhar full blooded and the Others sryeneighha
Ghs Beck No 33 Houston WIn Arras No. 40 Sixth
pue Jshn BerBey No So Sixth svenue eseh bought
very nice, fat. Ohio grsde Dnrhsm Steers
Iaac Anderson OF Fulton MARKET bought dozen more at
Ohio DuThSns.
SThos Bowling Of Flushing bought Superior fat Durham
B.if-r fer his Christmas customers
e W TONY No las Fulton Brooklyn bought choice
Heer from Sa, Ihores celebrated herd and also
Rsitucky full blood Durham Steer fed by Mr.. Thore.
william lsIoE Brian LaHIsucs, Of Centre Market, will
have show q beef and mutton Of tbs hne animals Pur
chased II high prices BY them
William ForeI mamsroDeck "estcheeI Co.. vii be able
10 Rake grand display Of rbde Durham 0osL
Bennett, o. Clinton Market this city bought some supe
Iior native breed fst oxen.
San enur Of Tou pkps Market viii show the beef Of a.
pair Of oxen slaughtered in this city.
John HuIpe Of Washington market bought native steer OF
good ye7y superior quality - $780,
John FINK Of No ST. Eighth and Charles Wott o.
Eighth bought fne BrCOme County steers
John Hsrr. Washington Market has very superior bal
lock from his farm IN PBtuam County.
There are, doubtless many other butchers who viii
make a good show Of Christina beef which win be
well worth looking at just to what this country ID
capable Of producing
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Mr. silliman, President Of theMerchants Bank, who
went to Washington TO obtain come action OF Congress
making foreign gold coin legal tender and thus OBJ
yiate the necessity of coinage, which involves the loss
Of four to Elk weeks lime, has returned. Mr. Hunter
Chairman of the Committee Of Ways and Means, as
eued the Committee that such action should be bad
soon as possible.
Annexed are the figures Of the ANIMAL report OF the
Second-ayenue Railroad of this city, ending Sept. 80
C.ni,sl 30 o00 Flosng debt last rept. 1so,1
~ i-.peJ .. 65. Opol Do present report 1000
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UNIlID STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFICE-DsC. d.
Before CouInssiousT MORRILL,
THE SLAYER CORA.
Captain latham being i'll, was not present at she

e.aLliiaton today.
Robert McC ock testified that he In business 10 South
street; h. eper Of sI-chHdery store and agent Tor two
boats Ia from John Lathais. j. M Perry and Robert
onst dated May l in relation TO the bark Cora wa
rIoduce nhseYer signed to the bond were me
then before, previous wincsss did not know John
Latham whom be becsns ecurity had never zen him 70
III. ledge; did know who procured him 70 become Sc
cury business transactions with the bark Cora at tina
TIME but previously had boat he; did receive
the psy presumed that the Csptsn Of the boat
raid agent for the on board tue Core about three
yepIs Bgo. but no, since.
dy bring down CAPTAIN Latham the keeper ad he did NOT
how Cs.n Lhsu he went up stairs and returned
shortly saying that the aIta laid he was not WELL aud would
Lot BE- able 20 out before Monday. -
lie examination theu adjourned TO Monday.
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Tag Medical CoLLEGT DIfrIcuLrr.-The dim-
culies 4. the University College having been happily
terminated Prof. Draper announces his intention Of
resulnQ hs position as President Of the inStlntion in
:. few days. We append bis letter 70 the claaa Com
lnttec: ..
TsrvEEary oY NEv YORK, Doc 10, 1850
sII sJls: have received your Official CONN OF
Of the class Of te medical department ~ ne uF
div requesting o. position 10 tto insituto
1tLsuk the ,sss that they have done ne justice ~ WI n
Only discharged duty dl puDAJ cce
" ~ YOU permit % ssc lew fenaIkst Ihey nsy per
pqu. 81 u "a IL eadiug Loe rU2D.r There only hfoe
re a. bs .s,lsred l. lad authority o. ~ Ihf5 a'o
.or rom eepetDan hing portion Of tAe medsoa q as
A. tb nj serat bidnz under tho Cfo"-d p.n4sAI11 Of tie
rsquistiOn ri N 4r conveyed ~ cut
80. ify ne Ia putting iucrroget9os 81 81" Tune OF wore
bsy and insxped!"nti "lu sas" tHe'' 41
80 me cbef executive officer Of he fyi.y responsible
20 then FOR what going Do iE the Coeg5 t1.o .
e.oo. Oiy must there not BE- power " ~ y not my ~
nes ont also my duty require OF thoie 10 ps'oH -D
,rdi 1efe 10 mine lccoInt % their doinss H., Al.
letter private. INC lt4ii.'i = 40
ss directed deliver Il into the hands OF the gtnte
- - vbo, was addressed and 20 permit no one ost =
n NJ one Gstolisbod th4H !. s1 49, - 'o
b,,e 49, r,sde plbl.c IN che manner j. VISA
gs scts bearing uy1n tho oEPc diency OF aon $50
4be. 4pifai rracce Of bgdtoM College, N Iqo
1sst 81 H. pe ths be ginning u tao ~ ic fe te 'S'
t.y roar- the-e hae growing ueee1l 10 OF
5bi ir.i blt AZ g. d.d nos aueait ~ inu4G, ue tWu
49, ,tts,t -a,i rs Do &c. TbiayeI uiaeuiy ecl3aed
f-..-re ~ e...frr-a 90 roe tal uI; .Lor- @. niN w
isro ma .- ~ .ffdeufs NaO NfIe in at'f 2-.e pr
- ~, .I r. -iiiate Wesal Che Pc Hlen 81 NJ t
4goa ,ou. u as GO 20 Ire H.o A. ihl'4 ""'"' WI" E
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Msveuents OF Ocean Steamer.

EKw .OKLEtss. Dec. 7o.-CoTroS-The mNkst I, buoyan
sales to-day i3oc0 bales Mdins Upsnds lo dl0ic SUel
quiet fair 90 fully fair 4d5.e MoLAvEs nat+c FLoUR
changed CoEy duh at s6a6sc. PRosisIoss very du
fREiGHTs-Cotton 10 Hsvre 3l6c
PHiLAoELPHIA, Dec 3i-FLouE hrner; snPerhne, ~
WBKAT hrm; -.ss 30oo bush Red ~ 81 100 81 ~; VIII:
SlG0Sl3 Cons auisti sses IooO bush old at 90. %
gKK hrn at ll}0l3sc. WISELY dull at le1l9c.
Honus Dec. 2O-COrToS-Salcs to-day 1900 bales prio
advanced tc. Mlddins 81 le9lOfc
CsNIk.ros Pee 2-CoTTos firm; sales 100 bales salos
the week 90 bslcsi reosipts 4, go bales
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ert re rrtse " tvdr1 Strangers ~ re cts tt those
81 ne oslE~ce7
viii bear wlness thsf tried by notices TO the elias.
arc by attending on dcguaed days to Gyoid the diiicny
WHICH Il wac apparent 90 coming Wbsz that had
iSed wrote the private letter which ndlt-y msde
public IL my cSpeotation tina. suld toe evil
not tibet IL would give Iise 60 greater otiss
Nothing further from than make such letter the
vehicle II ohene insult appeal member Of your
Glaze whether II possible for be- guilty ,hat For
twenty years have administered tho affairs Of the College
oen under very try ing circumstance until have
had 20 much unsnd word with single Individual
uected h IT, Every OF yen bear testimony ,he
courtesy lab which have dealt with you.
Bot while wss courteous was not also TO do dy And
DO You pec any the less became the mii 81
Of opprobrum held fast N that and would do al
IN the way II the occasion rcpoatedl Wins;
would become II the College IT, IN the administration " it, nj
fcirs, there resolution we'll % urbauityl
Ace the action Of the clas communicated by nothing
2iv, greater pleasure thai 10 sand before
yon al my lecture table again.
You're truly JOHN w. DRAPER
To Nessrs w Lawson Va Thomas Lassstor FLA Edward
KoIshner, Md; II. NJ. Lanoy Nd; a. II. Sanders, Mis-
}. @. Atwood, N. y; +. X. Lyman n. y. Csmni.tee
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Al
SouTH CAROLINA HAS Seeded, but no blood
bsfn shed though the crowd continues at BAEhuss N
.f 4 end M while be keeps such host OF novees au
.eueie a. are announced ~ bic bills and sdvrrrrnenl
his being tho usual fsuy holiday with tho porfOrnance OF
10 tglc Lost Of oud0ies Ct Ill hour the house viii
ne crgs Led.
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LAW INIELLIGENCE.
COURT Op OYER AND TERMINER-DEc 2l.-Befor'
justiye BAtcos.

Iustis. BAIros.
MASSEY, TIE PUCILIsT-HE WILL By TRIED ,
Mr.. W. L. Howe, counsel for james Massey the
usih pul 1T. who was Addicted for assault police Of
c stated 90 the our ths' the Massey at
WHEN s u called that hc bad over 20 Ne"
Jcr,ey attend pzehg lie did not intend to shrrs
iai aud Woul be resdy suy ne Council then agreed 70
ny tie next Monday.
lie trsl OF FreJeIcs freuud for IN the first degree
roirt ned In Of Misunderstanding as 10 'o
tine sLen the case ould he called
IHDICTaEST5.
. The Gtard Jury presented an indictment OF mnruer
n tie drgrec sFsst Alfred Bnchansn for the murder OF
IN Scluncl,, 30 T~rftb street =,
IN udct Hlso found against Xavier HockneTer lot
III murder Of Leonard Gauder
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CHARGE or GRAsD LARcEsr.-Paul Wentwotn
s,d Jobp Wagner were arrested ThursdAy By Ocer Ls
Vile of the sth Precinct charged With grand uceuy IN .es
,o valuable horses from Mr. T. W. Powell OF somervie
Tbs ho were Identified and returned 10 the owner snd
sed were rensnded by Justice CoshAn TO await requntAof
fsU the authorities Of hewJersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

PRoBABLr Fatal STABBISG.-On Thursday night,
IA Charles Koch, james Delaney, and Frank Snyder
were walking in Eighteenth street they encountered
two strangers ut the Of First avenue. collision
occurred between them, when of the strangers
drew knife, and in attempting TO stab Koch, cut a
large bole in bic coat. Koch and Snyder being un-
armed, attempted to escape, but of the strangers
pursued them and plunged his knife into the abdomen
of Snyder, and thereupOn fled. The wounded man
was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital where he lies in
critical condition, that Coroner Jackman has been
summoned to take his ante-mortem examination. No
cine the perpokator Of the assault has yet been OBJ
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

TaKIsa Possession on LUnBER.-John Pope ana
Wu Cochran yesterday held to bail oy Justice
an tbe char, of dsneauor IN converting 10 their ewn use
pine log they four dDE The bay and from whch as Iesed
hey and owners maIs The log belongs
10 Bingan Richardson Of Jersey City and was vsued $
There Is special reve to property In hoain sn
arecior's mari.
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ArrKNPTED BuHoLAHY.-Four burglars, named
Charles Overland Michael Muskin. Thomas Maxwell and VIM
,ild lille attempting bfeaS into the hardware -t-re Of
Cforre Gurlnsrr No a0 Ninth arrested by ON
cers Mebahrr With ind CoTgy, OF the TWeny Second
WIId Justice Connolly committed them 10 answer.
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BURGLARS CAuGHT.-John w. Bane and 10.
Stacy were arrested yesterday suspicion OF having
forced into the Office Of Mcssra Hiass SssrI
Ia Tirieh street Tenth avenue sad robbed the
drawer Of ss nosty 10 coppers Stacy made cpgts,sis
impllcang BAno aud Justice CoRnelly committed bota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

Tax HoLIDArs-The Public Schools were closed
yesterday for the holiday vacation. They VIII %
opered again on the 18th of January, 1861.
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YourBFUL BURGLAR COAsITTED.-A youth
raed James Bes,.y eyed II year, brought before Juss
Cornwall the charge Of breaking into 'hs coal ocs q: I,e.
Hudson and Front street ON tns
Of the 10th November The defendant denied the ehsr
s EVIDENCE against him however, and be was committed
10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

PREsESTATIoS.-Mr John Hennessy Of Lisponard
street, on Thurday evening was presented with an
elegant gold watch by Fernando Wood, in behalf Of
the National Democracy Of New-York.' Mr.. Hen
messy responded in an appropriate manner, and de-
cared that the Irish OF New-York are in favor
of tie Union and that if necessary be is ready to 20
70 South Carolina 70 help to put down treason by
kqCe.
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BeoosLrs CITY CoURT.-NoTIoE.-The Spec,s
Tenn viii be hold to-day Dec There will be no Jury tnsl
" Ill Wednesday Dec &C. Zen the following caehSa ~ ~
called Nos 40 49, los equity Jury trss' NOS 20 %
"a Cs 81 &C. n 70 10 u, IS Is, y, u, 10 si H.
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I he viiest sinner may return
D. FEzSsSDo wooo Mayors Ofioe City Han, PAX

Ngvy-YoHK FIRE DEPARrNEST.-Thc Board Of
Representatives held q special meeting Ihursdsy
evening. for tire purpose Of amending the bylaws Of
the New-York Fire Department tho President, " H.
WjcLbsun. in the chair. TIE Committee took up the
bylaws separately and they were in rotation sdoPted
am amended. The Lecture Committee not being
present, no report Wa presonted. The Committee o.
.en reported in favor Of taking such etsPs as would
give the Fire Department control over their own men,
6erg. and take II from the Common Council who use
Il fo7 political purposes They advised Inc appointment
Of Board ,of Appeals, whose duty i will be 70 hear
all appeals from The decisions Of ho F'e Commission
Ga. The reports we're adopted
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NEW PLAc. TO PUT Your hosEr.-ine nov
E,,,s nrtyp Ssypgs Bsnf Washington Hall on tho Ell
ue Of south Seventh aud Fourth streets D. will be opene
o. Jan 3 John c. Moor has been eleeted rreslaeh"
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re thltdgO 4 Fcss VI gcstriudg rSi1SF
We crediby informed that the Bank Commissioners viii
ezt I'D coil Illinois banks 70 CO. and probably 20 ys
froa present time The proposal Is received With ssisfo
sn busues cces for Il IA thought by that time that the
will have risen TO the deficiency OF hs call
and reader unnecessary In any II is believed that
oFs 20 toe public The expectation ths nssry two millions
BOND. were 70 oe thio2 hpon the New ORR NOM n'
winding up OF our Iicois banks hss Kept prices d9Tn
TIE B0s,3n Post reports;
banks continue TO gain In specie The increase ye6!elday
SO 400 THE moin e. count gave N The rough
edge of the market uust disappear with moderate
gain OF coin New York funds appear TO be rather largely
than it did last week Ut Is But there - little OF this
faYore character about Money Il freely offered on call
But whether call or for however the amounts TO %
had are extremely the and there full
ply of good paper Is 10 Is cent snd upward according
70 quality.
The Clreland Herald, in abiding to reports rela-
tive to consolidation of the Cleveland and Erie and
Buffalo and Erie lake Shore) Roads, remarks;
The proposed plan "a to make perfect running arrange
en between the to rosd sud 20 effect this Il proposed 20
Ia. che YlQe line under So. Of ocera The roads not
e be cons6' sd' Is sTrAszeH,r, I ec..tdorsd 5y all
parties satisfactory olutioA 9! Certain dhchs.s
betE the two NeTfok trunk roads aud TIE State Line
Road The proposition has been syoaby considered By the
Cleveland and Erie Board which viii be laid before the Buffalo
and Erie Board on Wednesday next.
At Philadelphia the money market Is working easier
at l2el5 y cent on paper and 81 as y cent on call
loans. At Cincinnati exchange on NewYork lie l
a II y cent premium. At Chicago the rate IL 10 y
cent premium. At st. louis the banks are sending
gold to the East, agans, which they selling ok
change at 10 & cent premium.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-DRo. Il

SENTENCE FOR MUTIsf.
Jan es Dillon, one of the of the ship VIM
r. Stor charged With nuny brought Up for .en,ance
u time the others sentenced. Dillon i'll hence
tho d0lsy.
The Judge seDtenced him TO imprisonment in Sing Slug To-
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Tvs MAYORS THASKsGnIsG PROCLAAtTtoH.--
The Rev. Dr. Tying, Thanksgiving Day, alluded 70
the remarkable proclamation Of his parsboner Mayor
Wool Our reporter gave the following version Of what
took place on that occasion:
"Have we uothing 10 be thankful for ?" The two
thoueand e "a of tie osaud persons who heard this
timely an,on at once sought the pew Of distinguished
eitv eli la who wOfships at st. George g, but the
Nayor was rot there Have we nothing to be
thankful for 2? And the eloquent pastor surveyed the
wear detailing the blessings which, through Divine
Ienefcepce our nation has been permitted 70 enjoy
IN this period of unexami led prosperity.
According TO the New-Yoik correspondent Of The
Bpgal9 Commercial, the Mayor " was absent at
Wasinton at the time but the p thing be did on hs
return, WAS 70 sit down and write to the Rector, Of
which an told the following il the substance"
MAYORS OFFICE Dec. 5, 1870
Relieving the Of the Church
preach Chrit crucihed aid only hnd further believing
ma 10 political preaching Of the s which 81 present at
% sn,y eortry aye directly trsceaho you viii
r,gtcus s ST. Ceofge Your rolsreucoi 70 the MGyofs
Proclamation Ihankg Day were a. anchri'sn s ,sy
impairment and Uucaea Tor Haf been present Oh tLc
occi5i should have deemed dnty % resent them, by
lsvr nv pew and tsku7 the members a my sniy along
witt ur Hoping you viii grow wise a. You srou Old ssa
FERNANDO WOOD.
70 Le Rev STEPHEN A TySe ST. George CAascA s,ayges
.l- .qlare.
ST. GRsRGE's RECTOR Dso. s. 1900.
~. Rev DR. Tyags compliments 10 Mr.. Fernando WOOD
y 30 regrets that dikss Of Wholesome and Gee wed I'd
uoaGon fhcad have moved hin to scp-st,e rcr the cor
grz4 cannot refrain ron rsergtiug this OCCASION an IN
belief In the comfortable dootrDeO often subscribed %
6y Ia liieud Mr Wood-tlat
--' while the lsiar ho.ds oct 20 burn
he vilest sinner may return "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

der the advices by the Persia with good export and
home demand. At New-Orleans the Cotton market,
we learn by Telegraph, is active with sales yesterday
of y 600 bales at 10 l0,c for Middng Uplands. In
South Carolina and Georgia, however the Cotton mar
kets are very stagnant, and at Columbus the Banks
were only aordng sid to the planters to the extent Of
&c. Y ib.
shipment of 100000 in gold wa' made TO the
South to-day, and more is going snder telesrspnio
orders.
A considerable portion of the fund. for the payment
of the interest on the State debts Of Illinois, Missouri
and Tennessee, has already been received hers, ana
there is no reason to doubt the prompt payment OF the
January interes. in the Gaze of all The States.
We annex a comparative statement OF the imports OF
foreign dry goods at NewYork for The week, and sns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

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