, 1864-12-26

pook con1alnng SllUu, IN one Of the West D{y5
saon street cars, On Saturday evening. No arrest,
PocKEr P1cKEn.-J. g. Mitchell. ve1l.know
Citizen doing business at No. 100 Randolph styrct
had Ills pocket picked on Saturday evening Of .N
while getting OF State street car.
THIRTEENTH WARD.-The citizens of the 18Th
Ward are invited to meet at Simon Etchen.chcr's
place on Lsrabce street. On Tuesday the s3th inst
= 1A ?; n. to devise measures by which to clcaf
:tatt ward from the draft ~ ~'s84
RESISTED THE ExnoL1xEs1.-Mr- IT. r N~raa
wa On Saturday srraigncd before Commie6ionc1
Hoyne, On the charge OF having rcsisted the en-
rollmcnt lie vas held to answer in the ann n,
$500.
1EsANE.-Masy Carter, whose arrest for the 1ar-
ceny Of goods from Mr. Harkins' shoe store was
noticed In the TRIBUNE Of Saturday, is adludced
70 be tnsanc: and WIS. on that ground, discharged
By Justce Miller.
LARoExg.-Samuel Phelps, sailor. xas nrrcst
cd on Saturday for tho larceny Of trunk from
the schooner Red Bird. Tho contents he had con.
1iscated. and p1wned the trunk on Clark street.
He was locked up in default Of $3.50 ball.
cAuoHr-The thief who stole the horse, cutter,
and overcoat from Mr. Pilklngton, has been
caught He was followed to Wautegan and cap-
tuFed few miles south Of that place: On Thurs
RuKAwAF-A horse, driven by John R. stmp-
son, yesterday: took fright on Dearborn street,
brought up against laup post, shivcrins the cut
ter to atoms and seriously fnJurlug girl who was
riding with Mr. Simpson.
Fam or THE FEs1AY S1srEnuoop,-This cate1.
tainmeat viii continue until Tuesday. The att1ac-
tions arc unexcclled, and the visitors appear crar
tfcd with the programme. The refreshment and
ball rooms arc Fcry liacra1ly patronized.
4 CONFIDENCE V1cE1K.-Louis Morris, an honest
farmer from Ohio, Was yesterday swindied out Of
SIS by confidence man who borrowed the money
to pay small hilf, end gave him s, 900 bog Is
check on the First National Bank Of this city as
security
Us. CHRISTIAN Cox1usa1oN.-Last evening a
large audience assembled in Sms4 Ni1on,s
Hall to listen to addresses from Rev. R. Patterson
and B. F. Jacobs in the interest o. the T. S. Chris
tian Commission. The result OF the meeting was
most satisfactory.
EscArEp-The notorious Con Brown has aesla,
escaped from the Bridewell. Thlsmakes the fourth
time be has escaped from that place. He was serv-
ing out d sentence OF one year Tor murderous as
sauit upon . police officer.
PrnsosAL-Cap.aiu n Boardman, Battery NJ
Second Missouri ARTILLERY, md formerly Civil En-.
gineer Of the North Western railroad. passed
through this city yesterday. His battery Will,
three others. arc cncamped in winter quarters at
ffankltn, hlssonn.
CokT THrU.-John E. Doan~. an old incbriate
walked on Saturday into the Office Of T. R. Arm
strong, coal dealer On the corner OF Canal aud
Washington sheete, and stole IN ovcscoat. Hc
arrested and held to hail In the sum OF $500 to
.arpear at the Recorders Court
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AT uoAE.-sam wilson. Drum Major OF the
113th Board Of Trade regiment who has been
hese
which, he reports, has destroyed thousands Of our
men IN The southern PRISON..
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aoax,sh ~ ~ naoeha-n: po.n. .a;,,o .. -
q wallet By some expert thief on one Of the Madi-
son street c1rs on Friday pipht It Is said that the
tlief made good tIlnr Of II In ereenback-. Mr.
papers be returned to him through the Post Office.
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<,.,s -! 1..S1 aa iaasAeu, 1ae euleos u Me
tAtedgo AJf, having made some severe structures
upon Captain Lyman, the noted gambler. WAS on
street and assaulted with cowhide. VIC are in-
formed ny spectators that :. Beau cot he worst
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cHntszxAs.-Ou Monday the United States De-
pository will be closed. The Custom House will
be open from to 10 i. m. The usual holiday
hours, s to 70 and to 8, will be observed at the
fssgIaph once. on - aaonaay ne s9sh mt, ana on
vii be iii closed on Monday. The Assessor's Of.
Gee vii aiso be Closed. 1Ae @17o@s"'' VI
eT Gas At OSE po11AB PER OSE Taou-
SAND FEr-The Griffin Portable Gas M
chine has the following qualities. It
can he Get up in any public house or private
dwelling, is simple In construction easy Of opera
t1on. furnishes brilliant light al about one dollar
per COO cubic feet and you only pay for what you
get. Gus stock 1or sale, See advertisement.
MAsos1c,-Att the annual election of Cleveland
1ndco NJ e,t 4 = .-a1A N he1d m voanoa-
dss, Dec 1a9a- me 1ono"'ns oneefs ~sfe elect
e9 se1 t9e @ enfn1ng aaeo1ie sfas AZ e. IatE' u
Gen Il Gf6son. treasurer. A. s. Hnhhard. Seere-
ary, Geo. Le Fever, S. D., 4. P1amondon, J. D.,
j. i. Hnt1eld, Tyler.
= MorE pn1soxEns.-Elevcn hundred more pris-
,nrrrs ,rr}rca nm Satnr1or a. C.ann nouo1as This
N"1.s. ...s~.h..s a.,e. 49, .taas.s5 ...,...,s
1rithin thc nast Wee ~ ''A ~ Ao0"7'N ''NA'A'@
nr +otor ras 1"se,oa tenn, an nfacor n rh.-ca
+,t 4hr xr~re th-ae thnnasni NJ Sashx;iic sWst
Ing transportation. and 10 many more oelo" VINO
1ao oeen e''p'u'eo ~ Ao0o -s'AsA@
srAsos.,uE Turrr-Some uncousc1onable
thief IN Friday nirht. stole from the bpspy Of
John F. Bcat5 ESQ. Secretary Of the Board
rrnde tvo fine Christ.nne turkcya. Nr, Bea,y
ss., ~. y. .o+,,r,ca no onestions viii he
askga Eli 1pous 9 finished with honest employment
f6is IA a reneroue offer on Col. Deafs's nart& and
we trust the thief Will signify his acceptance oft
INDUSTRIAL uoaE-uh SATURDAY morning lew
rnrd to the formation of a nntional organization
whose object should be the establishment Of In
dustrial Homes for refugees from the tyranny Of
southern iasaWieldeff. M1s Leo9a.d Vas ap-
ponsso ~ ae 1aa1. wv ~. r. MeLslsn oatcaatsu @
a. hta1a. "Ss H;,b ~ y.
coneutunon ana nyes.iawh, rs! WIN lnstncnons 10
Rrrsn Hi 'peeu'' Lille 'nof'in Ut eiosk !"
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often In days gone By been remembered by Peter
Gleason who holds sorth under the Matteeon
~ ~ F1.,1 .Aas moln.
lns. "9cn ne Coult tIoase DEL ann9ancea thcf
nessener M Ell iaosn m %i.a me eoga
neets moi to detail he iii Of Christusaa reu,ndcrs
cent forth; j; eufiicient TO say that In name they
were strictly appropriate, and in quality Of the
very bcsf-
E.rs--Nc,r,r ~, Tho dfst,nor,shad n,coo ro-+a
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writer's ta'o "11rcn potpo"rrts On thls popular
opcra. Mr. Adolph Baumbach,1 Of this city, 20
we11 md fayor,bIv known in musical c1rcles
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eacnn. NC Sua.u "'tss suhe y. "s..es 'ua-
worthy OF becoming the standard and popular ar
Tr1lgc1ncut o. this opera II is puhEEhed ~ Aoot
CstE' ana from Salclnt u'3i o. u "e 4eel COT.
haen, " 1as ,Sne 3; a3;-s h.as W.
dnc!ions me'nf t aot!n ; r MHs oses
fanst-
TIE "Ou. MAN1A"-TnE TR1UNru On Con-