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sssThe beet pvri6er Of the blood 10 Halle 6as
saparilla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
:Feuqlork DAILY Gribn,te
CITY ITEMS

The WEATHYR.-Frosty November has gwen
way to q December as genial assume. Inc mhuhess
Of the atmosphere on Saturday and sunday "us re-
markable. About ~ O'Clock on Saturday morning
dense fog set in, with the wind very light from
N N. E, and prevailed up to . p. M when 1t lifted
ord tina ann came out clear and bright; but at ~
= m il sbut down aeain thicker than ever During
re- ,,o,aIepce navigation was difficult and hazardous,
and on some Of the longer ferries was SUSPENDED al
,ocetber The Eastern boats and those on the North
River were necessarily beated, but happily arrived
At ast without serious accident. Most Of the oceau-
boun6 vessels were obliged TO anchor. The only
casualties heard of thus far are the following:
In the morning, about nine o'clock, the steamboat
CITY of Boston, Capt. Wilcox, Of the Worcester and
Norwich line on her downward trip, came in coils
ION with the canal boat Lieutenant General Scott
lying off pier at the foot OF Twentythird street. East
River, and sunk her. Officer Burden, who Witnessed
the collision Gays that he thinks it was purely acct
dental the fog being so dense at the time that the
canal boa, could not be seen from the steamboat till
she was within few feet of her. The moment that
the boat was discovered the wheels OF the steamboat
were reversed although too late to avert the ace-
dent.
The Hamilton avenue ferry.boat Montague, while
on her way from Brooklyn TO this city, ran into
schooner anchored in the East River, carrying away
the schooner's bowsprit and head-gear. The Mon
tague had portion of her ladies' cabin carried away
The passengers escaped without injury.
In the evening, at about $3.50 o'clock, one OF the
Twenty.third street erry-boats, the lola came in
collision with two schooneS. Fortunately no per-
con was hurt. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

COMPLIMENT TO THE HEAD OF TIE NATION
One Of the epelprising shopkeepers of Sixth avenue,
who announces himself as the leader OF fashon,
lately conceived the idea of paying most delicate
and sentimental testimony of admiration to our able
President, by means Of an offering 10 his smiable
wife. Its expression, il the shape Of bonnet, has
been attracting many curious eyes to the store winch
inshriped it. To-day the express company 10 made
happy by having consigned to its this $50 worth
of hesd-gear Viewed with the eyes Of sense, 1t il
simply modish hat Of shirred, white, cut velvet
having crown composed of bOuioH<eS futile, over
laid with blonde lace. Ostrich pumes of white and
Magenta crimson adorn both in and outside. But Its
arresting feature consists of strings which were man
ufactured in Europe especially for the hat They are
of broad, white, lutestring ribbon, upon which ap-
pear at regular intervals Light portraits, en- buste O.
the President; each one is surrounded by halo ..
Magenta crimson forget-me-nots; an American shield
rests above him, surnounted by an eagle from whose
beak floats blue pendant with the motto "Union
Forever" Thus regarding the bonnet with the eyes
ofimagnaon, it CLEANS upon us as an exhibit ofpat-
riotc devotion and an offering most touching 10 the
wifely affection of its destined recipient, beneath
whose dmpled chin viii be prisOned at least three
Of the counterfeit presentments' Of our respected
President.
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6 Real Gslate for Sale.

EyOR ALE, at BARGAIN-That very desir-
Il able HDCSE No. 81 Ssnds-st, Brooklyn II is situated
On hiah Rrsd easily accessible TO the feres Tbs Lot
kSxa5 be House 3Ox42 with sleywsy Gas aud Water
gre inrodspd The win be sold at ssc.itce
Apply on tis premises or Z. HALL No. q Chmch-st.
HOUMS in WILLIAMSBURG for SALE
TIL lst "a and 9Th Houses eas.erly from Smiths
In Devoe-s also Cottage Of Smith and Ainsests,
win be sol, low pTces and on easy terms Apply TO
T.. e. KELLOGG. No. 30 Beever-st., ~ T.
ORAN3E co. FARM fOr SALE--145 acres,
Badness or adapd to grain grazing uit culture. Price
suly 500 ter acre. c. II. OLIVER, No 81 Liberty.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

SOUTHERN TRADE.--Mr. A. @. Ravens viii, In q
few days, dispatch several schooners TO Accomac
and Northampton counties, Virginia. On Friday be
had conversation with Collector Barney, but was
informed that he had no authority from Washington
to grant clearances for the above ports for the
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

THE SEQUEL TO DEFEAT AT THE LATE ELEc-
TIoE.--Tbe Police returns yesterday morning set
forth that on Saturday night, at ii o'clock, Bernard
Kelly, of No. 6i6 Fourth street. the defeated csndi-
date for Alderman in the XIIth District, and two
friends, went to the lager beer saloon Of Valentine
Schick, No. 1876 Second street, and very soon after
entering became very disorderly, breaking tables,
and furniture generally. Mr. Schick, in presence OF
the fact that there imminent danger Of his es-
Establishment being demolished, took down his pistol
from its resting place. Thus prepared for the de-
fence Of his property, he demonstrated with the dis
orderly politicians, telling them to retire or he would
shoot them They ordered him TO lay aside his
pistol, which he did. Thercupon one Of Kelly's
friends picked il up. While in his hands it accden-
tally went of, shooting Kelly in the abdomen. The
wounded man was taken to his residence and surgi-
cal aid called in. The injury was decided not to DO
fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

REMOVAL OF BELL-RIYGERs.-nayor Wood has
removed, since Tuesday last, several Of the bell
ringers Patrick II. Waters, member of Engine
Company No. 81, who is incapable Of performing
bodily labor from injuries received at the Jennings
IRE in Broadway, has been removed from the Post.
Office tower. Mr.. Waterbury has been removed
from Essex Market. Three other cases have been
reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Foe on TIRE RIvER.-About o'clock on Satur.
day morning dense fog settled over the North
River, rendering navigation very dangerous During
the forenoon the Jersey City ferry-boas made their
trips as frequently possible, but sometimes an hour
or more elapsed between trips which caused an ex'
tensive blockade Of teams at the feryhouses both
sides Of the river. The Hoboken boats were also
considerably delayed. No accidents were reported
RETURN OF WOUNDED SoLDIER.--Edwaru
dGranval, who IL will be recolected, was arrested
at Annapolis last Spring by order of Colonel C0r0o'
ran, OH suspicion of being Spy on the Governmen'
arrived at Hoboken on Friday on leave OF absence
having been wounded in the United States service.
Upon examination, after having lain in PRISON nine
weeks dGranval was honorably acquired anu LII
mediateIy afterward joined an Ohio regiment Az
III. time of Floyds attack upon Gsuley, on the LIST
Of November, he received severe gunsAOt wound
IN tbe aide from which he Is still suffering, and in
consequence hss Obtained leave OF absence
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Eega! Nollees.

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF
~ EEW-YORK- = MOSES CHAMBERLAIN against
WILLIAM D. SALISBURY and OTHERS. In pur.
s:sace Of judgment q the Superior Court o. the City Of
rendered In the above action the 7h DAY Of De
ssnbor shall expose 70 sale on the 18th day Of Deosm
bar 1884, al ~ O'clock a. the kerchsns Rxchsnse Ia the
cky Of Esw.York. all those -FOUR certain LOTS OF
0R0UND situate lying and oeins in the City OF NewYork
4 the northefly side Of Foeth street between Eighth and
unh Avenues bounded and described follows. viz begin.
ing point the northery side Of Fortieh street dtart
hi hunre2 feet esey from the formed by TIE In
Hnstlon OF the nor,hery line Of Foeth street with lie
vsey lice Of svenae and runnng thence ncrhsry
pae with tne Eighth ninetyeigh: feet and nine
hehe thepee westerly parallel with Yoleth street seventy
ss feet Fix inches thence ,outheTy parallel With The Ef n
sshne and through the center OF party wall ninesyeishs
t inches 10 the porhsTly side OF Foreh street; and
nee esstey along tho norhery side Of Fortieh street
svsanhs lest s Inches to the point OF place Of
n. II. RICE Referee
We ~ AILxg. Plaintiff q Attorney. t+I
Dned NsNYorl Decenlbfr q 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

NEw-YORK TYPosRAPHIcAL USIoS.-At the an
nual meeting Of this society, held at their hall, No.
1913 Bowery, on Saturday evening the following
gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year:
President NJ. II. McNsmsrai Vice President Henry NJ.
Falling Recording Secretary, d. w kimbsi Financial seq
resry d. W. Flynn; Correspondisg Secretary, w ~ Cod
dngton Treasurer Samuel sOan Fund Trustee. Charles b.
Smith JsnitoT, John h. Watson
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MARRIED.

GILMAN-KETCHAM-In this city, on Wednesday Dec. 4,
by the Rev VIM Adams. D. d.; Daniel C. Gilman Of New
Haven to Mary CHER Of T. Ketcha esq Of New ok
ILBROOK-WAkEfIELD--ln South HsIdwick, VI, on
Thursday. Noy. g. By the Rev d. Fields, a, the resi-,
dence o' The brides father Mr. Adam Phibrook, esq to
Miss Eliza NJ Waksseld dsnghtes Of the late Ora axe
field all Of South ldwiok, VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

VIRGINIA CURRESCY.--C. l.. Merriam, esq, bro
ker, at No. IS William street. who was recently on
visit to the seat Of war; obtained from one of our
aoldiers five singular specimens of Virginia currency.
The first is rather imposing bill, engraved in Balti-
more, and represents the Corporation Of Winchester
to the extent Of IS cents Another BILL poorly print
ed, sets forth that the Town Of Leesburg, in Vir-
GINA, promises to pay to the bearer 25 cents &c.
The same town also makes venture to promise l2i
cents, on blue ruled post paper, in very hestating
Typography. The Virginia Savings Bank at Rich
mond rises 10 the dignity of 50 cents which it prom
Uses TO pay in bankabe funds at their Office when s.
and upward are presented. Joshua c. Gunnell of
Fairfax Court-House issues due-bill for 10 cents,
which will DO received in payment of State and
county taxes for 1861 and 1862 In each of these
cases it s necessary to produce 81 worth of the shin
plasters in order to secure change in "current
funds" 1t would be rude and ungentemaply to
present less than IS worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

view, they supposed that the Secretary Of War
would have no objection to the appointment ofJews
as cbaplaiOs, provided the act Of Congress wonld
permit him to raiify their appointment. memorial
petjtionug Congress 10 rescind this clause wss there
fore drawn up and adopted by the Board. This me-
mortal wi be presented in due time in both HOUSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

THE Howard MISSION Rooms, No. 26 New
Bowery formerly Orville Gcrdnersl, viii be thrown
open to public meeting this evening with addresses
by the Rev. w. C. Van Meter, DIR. Snodgrass, X. NJ.
Poer, and others, and singing by the "Little Wan
derers" gathered into this new home. .'''--..
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TJyO The NEW-YORK. BUTT-HINGE COM


FRANK NJ COOPER-On the 9TH of July,
1871, FRANK NJ. COOPER left his family at Truman
rg 1omrk'ns Co. N. Y for the purpose Of finding Itus
ten When be LEFT lie had black ss'chel IA hand end bad
hlt StBcer clothes From that time all trace Of him hos
Lost lie a Of temperate habits, about feet
inches in highti weight about los pounds light COM
ple1iou with heavy m1sGche and wbiskers ks1e eyes
BAR dark brown, coarse in texture; sge 20 years
miller by rade stout built walked with i feet turned out
body slightly stopped any information lesdog 10 his
6sooyey, whether dead alive win be thankfully received
b. be wife, Mrs SARAH l.. COOPER OF TrumsnsbuTg.
fsnpkhs Co., N Y. l. w. BLISS, NJ. d.
%. Notary Public for Tompkns Co, N Y.
Xe.larn and California nanena plaase COPY.
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OFyIcE OF BOARD OF EDuoArIoS, I
Corner OF rand and Elm sta NEw YORK, Nov. 20 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Oce until the 18th day Of Deceuber NEXT, at O'CLOCK
n m a: which time said Proposals viii be considered fo
pplying the Public Schools upder the jursdction OF the
kossd OF Education with BOOKS STATIONERY aud othe
sce required for the Of said Schools for one year com
nsucing on the lat ofJsnusry, 1863. -..,
OF the articles will be furnished on sPpa.en 70 the
C1erk Of the Board Of Education.
John DAVENPORT,
JAMES MACKEAR,
RICHARD WARREN, CoraLaittes Oh Supplies.
JOHN OKEEFE.
Q. OODkREY ouNTHER,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the School Officers of the XIIth Ward at the Office q
Die Clerk of the Board Of Education Of Grad and
lnosts until SATURDAY the 2ls day Of December Inst
4 II o'clock for the DESKS, CHAIRS, SETTEES,
&C. necessary for furnishing portion OF the Primary De
Dstment Of Ward SchOoHouse No ~ Ia said Ward pur'
xasnt TO plans and specifications file and TO be the
ece of the Superintendent Of School Buildnys No. 81
Crosby-s Two Iesponble and approved sueties will be
Yeaured for the faith performance OF the coDrc 20 be
entered into The School oces Of tho Ward reserve the
rxht 10 reject any all 81 the proposals offered deemed
~ The public interests do so-Dsied Dec S, ls6l
JAMES MACKEAN, lcororo;s.ion.,.
HARVEY II. GRE0ORY, No.''''A0'''
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PAID HIS MosEr N ADvAscE.-A few days since
August ssigu,an Jew p.dlar. sold TO Jehn H. Bornssy
pieces OF oweng for the OF ts 90 The bar
gaB made with samples SHOWN BY Sehgman 20 Bornsky
the part the former that the goods should be sent forth
with The pTomiscd towens did not however turn up and
Bombay complaint Lgast Seiyman a Essex Mar
let his Justice Osborn committed the
euse fofl rial
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lAdysrtisemeni.l
COMMODORE WILKES,

Imper. Photographs and CaItss de yes Of the CAPTAIN
In unor lssi Friday ready FOX delivery Trade
supp licd on liberal terms. J. OuRSBY & Son
No. 1O7 Broadway
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LECTURE TO LADrEs.-- Mrs. E. X. Roberts, PhySi'
clan, will repeat her free lecture, exclusively to
ladies, to-day at her residence, No. ~ West Thirty
eighth street, at o'clock. The regular series VIII
commence on Thursday, Dec. ~ at o'clock.
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proposdls.

A RNY SUPPLIES-Proposals will be received
IN by the undersigned at No Safest, New-fork, rn
ococt D. M Of EDNESDAY, the nth inst fol 1InitL ing
for the ~ Army delyernr in this city Brooklyn
before the lst Of January BOZ, the following sue
ence Stores; ,,-,a 1885,
isO0 half barrels 6Estquslisy NV, fol- cornfed MISS
PORK. ls. 80
Barrels aud half barrels 70 be entirely new made 1.-THE best
seasoned heart Of white oak fshooped and having fopi
strong iron hoops 80
guantity OF the best salt
The Fork be packed BY Of the regular Professions
seekers Of NewYoIk Brooklyn whose certificates are Ia
Ae furnished, with Mr.. X. Y. Getty ndorsenent.
A. B. EATON, Lieut. Col and A. G. O. s.
Office of Asst Com Cen. Subsstence,
New York Dec. A. 1851
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Ihdyertisemsnt.l
YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL rs HIS
HE.DT To know how tho bes, advantage, get
careful examination at FowIAK WELLS, 3s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

EXCISE CoNMlssiosEHs.-On Saturday the Board
of Excise held its eth and final session Of the Ires
cent year. The whole number Of licenses granted
duIiug the year was 1000 for which the sum OF
$50 coo should be paid into tho County Treasury.
Last year ! ZOO licenses were granted .a.
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Western and California PsPers please copy ' w.

tensions, BOUNTY MONEY and PAY
j. procured foF soldiers widows ind heirs fom the United
Sizes Army aud Navy claims COLLECTED on favorable terms
No.lll 3rosdway. M 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

The Working Farmer has absorbed The United
States Journal, both Of this city. The rs strictly
agricultural heretofore, but now 10 be made up in
part Of miscellaneous matter like The Journal,
which also made some attempts toward agriculture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

PARsoy BRowHLow.-At this interesting jnneture
q portrait OF Parson Brownlow will be particularly
gratifying to his admirers. Ross g. Tousey have
usi received number of excellent kenesees OF the
Parson, together with lis farewell address to bis
readers Of The KaorviAe Wig, which was pub
shed on the oath OF October in the last issue OF that
paper. Ono
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CORRECTION" CITIZEN GENET"
e Editor 9th, a. YTri5un.

To The Editor Of The ~ YTTi5uua 4 .
SIN: The writer Of the article on the 9TH page OF
your rsper this onlog has made great bunder George
c. Genet is the Corporation Attorney appointed through the
influence Of jude Bronson. lie great edmiEer end po
cal friend Of Fernando Wood but not ware that he was
Alderman" lie has always been Democrat aud
probably has not figured in the public plumber of the city
any thsn others have done, who make politics trade
or business Henry w Genet (lh County Clerk elect is
lawyer but another entirely lie is President OF
the Board Of Aldermen formerly Wing and probably
sdres Fernando Wood and his faction only r he
use them. am that he LsseyeT made an auda
eous adde's particularly in favor Of the Infamous Wood
either az the Cooper Institute elsewhere.
Neg. York Dec. @, 1861 . C. B. WHEELER.
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STEALING SILVER PLATE FROM SHow-CAsE.-
On Friday morning about ocock showcase standing a.
the door Of e. d. Bafod Cooper 1nsiue Continuing 100
worth Of verps.ed was broken cIen by thieves and
the cd. removed tbe slfom. There brug policeman
al the time the thieves succeeded Ia s<eaping
Comp made In reference TO the general absence OF
e except occasion OF pGbic meetings and lectures IN tho
grnai hsl VI thAt building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

New MUsIc.--The Song of the Contrahands,
" o, let my people go" words and music obtained
through the Rev. l.. c. Lockwood, Chaplain Of the
Coa,rabsnds at Fortress Monroe, arranged by Thos.
Baker rst sung by the eonrabands and original with
them. minor cir of curious origin. Horace
Waters, publisher. '..
III. NJ. Higgins of Chicago sends US the follow
ing: Souvenir de Mayence," composed by Louis
Slasb; " Lorena," by I. Nj. Brown; Z" Down by the
River Side,' by j. p. Webster.
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LmERLI DoNArIoSs.-The American Tract So
cety has just received two donations Of s 600 each
One of these was anonymous, for printing tracts
and small books for the use of the army and navy Of
the United States;p the other from long-tred
friend Que half for the army and navy and the other
bali for the general purposes Of the Society If all
the friends of the Society would give according to
their ability, it would soon give new impulse to
Inc society.
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FTHF subscriber who for ten years last past ha;

VI III subscriber, who Tor Ten years last past mas
ben engaged IN the practice Of the legal profession 10
De City of hartford, Conn, has opened ali office at
VasAiIHton DC. lie wiz prosecute claims agSint the Gov
sunen collect Contractors Bills for Army and Navy sup
Yes Qa1trmssters accounts and Notes payable in Wash
ison; will procure Pensions Bounty Money and Pay FOX
sdiers widows aud hers and will give specl attention to
binesi at the PateDs Office Parties having any bushes, al
Vnhintoh that may be done by Attorney viii be faith
fulysnd gomptly served on application TO
HEtRY l.. RIDER, Box No. 40, Washington, ID. C.
Mot gGisactory references gwen If required.
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TEE VoLUSTEER RELIEF CoMNIssIos.-This
Commission sits every day from o'clock a. m. to
O'Clock p. M, TO furnish relief to tie wives and
families Of volunteers. At the Office corner Of Court
and Remsen streets on Friday, the sum of 81 200
was distributed among 300 applicants. The amount
appropriated for this purpose since the commence
ment of the war is nearly 100000 The families Of
2s35 volunteers are relieved weekly by the Com.
mission. Each family receives from 81 to 81 weekly.