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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
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AZ this season OF the year every one expects 10 give
laj receive Holiday Presents. IT, sentimental sense the
value % ee u estimated bT the motive which prompted The
giving Tlr. thing, tlrmselvss tIifur may be- invested
with value beyond that gold Bu. this is of pract
oay as vel Of sentiment and presents possessing a. In
,rlsic as wen assocael value most eagerly sought
after bv gift yers and most highly priced by ie recipients
IN this age Of changing fashions and rapid transitions II
dncr o find articles which Will retain their vaue More
difficult sfI one would think lLd articles which no, only do
no' lose their yuuo bu, which may De made 90 ,ed lermn
rcat and splendid interest Yet 80 Che Grover Baker sew
.le Machine we have such "a article
Any frcass Sewing Machine H suitable or present md
w. De- dlly appreciated by any De- She wife sister
daughter mother or b-doccct I1t we recommend 'he
Grover Baker because is ihe best or for pro
uouaclr many and % those acquainted with Ac ri
OF Sewing Machines obvious But even the wait
stel tho superficial observer viii at once see the
value OF slca points as these
The thread be used directly from te spod thus Swing
the vnsfe and troubc Of iIcUuline
i makes o. stitch az durable beautiful u1d ulIle-a
stc which while 'la. It's peculiar and unparalleled adgan.
tagss 3. a way OF plain sewing caa be- grra 60 account m
AL Kind, OF embroidery aid ornamental u,.le-Vora
Owing o. the us, Of two threads r and fo b u'ed on
one side and cotton o1 tbc other and great saving o. these
rich materials be thereby effected
Tie machine Is extremely simple and consequently easily
IcEs.0ol and not liable to e., oui Of order
Il DO al that any machine car in lemung flng tuck
ing gathering quilting brlar &c.. a-l tuat loo in lleT
style and with lcf expenditure o time aud trouble And De-
this DO what DO other machine can DO namely Eu
brolcr For this quality alone 81 worth ifs price 90 Hs
family tllt would dress .Isli0l-.'y. And ye,
i cost. uo more than m.clu wiio. thc capacity o. e
hrolsry.
Add TO a these The pccunrity that while BE- stitching VIII
zip by stretch strain By cutting al intervals
% can yet bo fiPIr1 ~' '1- greatest cass vhe 7riug
desired
Owing aesc aud 10 other ll..as r lls vo. fo7 sef
e position Of .iroIr Of ta ladies most r01-l- mac iae
OF tile day Altogether know of nothing that vogt prove
moro acceptable present 20 tlc majority Of American ladies'
fN.yt l..fL I,.Lg..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
MARR[En

ELMrND0GF-DE PCw-In Brooklyn. Thlrdiy. De, 2 at
tie s.de-- bride smother 10y the Rev Emend,ri D. y
Anthony Louise daughter of the late Henry y"
De Pew. e.l.
GRAHAM-KEEN-Or Tludav evening the 9Th inst by tho
r., THruff Cror D D.. William Graham % hate J. hfen
Youngest daurhef WsshDun A. heen csF a OF TINS
city.
sAVAGF-cwTH-AtA Albany Wednesday Dec - 10y Ae Rev
Van E-ct'ea D. D. Edward Savage % Sarah r. dbughiet o
Theodore u. sHi-l sl o. Albany No cards
sHAW-FTSUER-A Worcester Mass. Thurday Dec n. by
the Row a. Richardson. Edwin j. 70 A L. Josie fsher
daughtnr Of Wsfermau a. Fisher ESQ.
WALTON-WACARDFLL-Ou Thursday 27th inst by the Rev
" a. eb8r Rector ST. NIchiels Church, brooklJu' MI
water Walton Aa kgzal AacsIdel both Of Brooklyn NO
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
CINCINNATI
CASUALTIES.
FATAL MACHINERY AccIDrvr N NEWARK.

FATAL MACHINERY ACCIDENT ~ NEWARK.
On Thursday afternoon a man named Benjamin
Watson atusuitb IN the employ OF Anderson smau. at
No 10 Markets. Newark engaged in repairing
rasppes IN Moore Seeey's hat factory Ealreadavo
when hi clothes were by some mean. caught IN l DcIs az
moment tho unfortunate wAIrt about shaft
anl thrown npoA iho uoo' ore o. i5 IgS O'Is on @
places and his body bruised ard acernd al The poor
fellow 10 this shattered condition lived Two hours retaining bis
consciousness 70 the last Acr hs doeoass he was removed TO
his home next the canal Washington a. Be was 81
years Of age. lie leaves WIic and child
THREE BOYS DROWNED NEAR yEw-BRUSSwICK, n. !.
On Wednesday. the 26th inst. three boys wero
drowned a. two different skating ponds New Brunswick
TwoOf them While and james Stgker were skating on
upond Middetown and one Of them breaking through
the other to his aid when he also brose n and
brothers drowned together The third lad Thoma5
Carr who was the son OF widow was skating on Aiken
fsIp)ul the city, when be broke through ald vas
drowned before aid could be extended 10 him
DEATH BY POISON IN BROOKLYN.
A lady named Mrs Henry, and residing in Nassau
81. died yesterday morning great agony from tie eect Of
dose Of corrosive ubmate accidentally administered y her
mother mstook TIE bottle containing tie poison for
containing medicine Coroner Lynch notified and will
hold an inquest to- day
ACCIDENTS IN BRoOKLYE.
Two workmeu named Peter Castle and John
Shields were severely and probably fatally injured by the
cayng in Of cmblukmen at the Of Iatbush and
Vanderbilt. aves The sufferers a the City Hospital
Sarah WLslen woman Of 80 years OF age and resident
Of Centre St. smito died at Tie Long Island College
Yesterday Om injuries received by the explosion
lamp Thursday evening Tho explosion caused
by oareessness filling the lamp "A little boy named Philip
COanere left by his parents who reside the
ner OF Atlantic and Elliot place Thursday evening and
during their absence his clothes caugh IRE and he burned
80 severely that be died a few hours aierwad. Philip
Canterbury labOTcr the employ o. D. l. Foyd GreenpOrl
L. fell by accident upOn pitcb.0Tk. Wh3 loading cart
with cornstaks o. Thursday and was instantly killed
DROWNED.
Lave on Thursday night Joseph Silva sailor em-
lin Vicks AZ No
fell erboard and drowned yesterday morning the body
was recovered and later the day Coroner W4cy held
inquest on IL OF board the Deceased native Of
Portugal aged "a years.
KILLED By FALLING PROM WISDOW.-Last night
Eliza Reynolds native Of Ireland ag5d 20 years f from
story window OF her residence No Thirty
second At 10 the pavement and instantly killed coro
ner was notified 70 hold au inquest
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
TIE STATE or TRADE.

81 rrLssRAPr 20 rnr TRIBUNE
wrtwsrKEy bee l.-saur p cent. hsseri superior Winter
si2ae XA s07s WAesi .faef Tor No 'ud 20 iot No
g. Ccrnstc far No. Oas unclaimed Ff'vnanf hfm dos
b6i~F51r 2 oC5 l' wlsi 90 6g Com s;' De''-d HOG.
shppeaso OBJ our 80 o'I " s'' ., r ,,1i, soi
Tpee unchanged ct Ole Ho'r steady ct tlo 80 ~ Tar 81 %
IT. Io1n Dec tlour frm ni higher lowe, rr,l-, 40 2se
& 5.ens5 siIsd 1ic wIis 7ae OCT, as a. i3a6se Rye
v 10 bailey steady lud unchanged foik t2o Whisky 81 1'
BAITisoRr Dec 2oEorr qq,'. high rr''- n-s arm wte,
Cover IS Provision. du md dropping n. .1t heavy Oohee
RIO l7qls WHISKY heavy W,sern - 2a - D. Penn
EopiLz Dec f7rhs Cotton market re. steady. with fair n
o5wtso 2sfour moderate d-lnd eheay for the In
5 1a' s, q o e'I.',' @ la = WIN. n 1oasr EItrs
Rys FoaT ,.es5y q. o. Wheat !. in better drmsnd ~ c si
Country Mug sales % CO bush h.sgo spnHF a. - p 400
s ~ s. m'T ~ & % 5uh csai Spins ~ IS iI sSd S sas
Choice White Canada At . Corn qgs md uneira :. j! for
Icy dull sae oOl bush Bay Quine - ~ ~ Rye nominal Peas
Shetua ssla 7 Mdiag f3sa ss yer tan delivered to care
Railroad s.ts-foul TO Boston 81 to NeWiors sc 10 Al
E1Ao De. 2ga, @ sa nd sI'oP9s @ .1 %s,., ~ Gq.; % with
81 for No 79 p,' q o'g Ne. - p5, e sy y p,.. psa
Iog dg within The Ilue a'r "miy quiet sud h'm - y
cscsSATi De- 2-,ur steady bu unchanged Hog. sctve
and hrhpr 80 62O0 80 90; I've - 65. ded recsp $50
soeL light rrid Mess Po steady ~ 50 led hrn
snd higher ialli fSf Leit Cotton ansady at2Jia Whisky
LorsviLIE Dec 8-Tob,e,o uuchane-d C5,o-s.es Md
ding si 6c Mes fors,se. go; But shoulder SIC csu
sa .s &c g. sS % ~ @' Il i,S9 sc's. St' - %hsi
sales Winter IS aud Prime ~rg 60 Corusale'
" bulk S. suh shielded "a bJ0bI Oa-sa-s al bOdbl
Prime Lard Wlky. u bond 2dc. hu.ar-sse lV1
l2tr Weather c.sf-Mrrcrry24 20
hFuPa. De- 2-C,,.on-sse Of slns;y pc; Good Or
dirafy ow Midi z8o 4a.in-. eci stuct Mi4iils.
80. Good a. ddlins Marie dull No money
NEv ORLEAs Dec. 28Cottpn rrVr; Hl Ire dry, no
bsl4. Low Mdding 29aJ0c Mirl1r 3ri Of TIE vsk.
23oj bales, recripts % sdl b.ri ioeI Hto2 b- sl IN
gooi d,uand: Of ff 9c; Prime 10 Choice lG2 No
e. d-a.nd OF Fair u tci Prime 20 Choice, b20
Gsc sefins g.! New foIk eight. discount fod, lJIi
CHiCAGo 8F0DT steady. Receipts 39O bb shipments
CO M. ss- spring Erls Slta Sll. Whra-Rrc,ips,
I3 90 bush Shipments 900 bash No. 81 l0Q
No. Bii. CorH-No. lower; sal-s 81 7j.d
7iis steady; sale. 0f At ic Rye quiet; sales oi no
glc and No. A087e. Barley doll, % No 2at td6lc
Mesa Pork sdvsnc Of 2c but the demand
active alss Of $50 bo 80 sJa J - Lard dull noins
ut i!tc.
MopiDE Dec 2-Coon5As Tor the week 900 ba-s receipts
a1S bses exports S257 Dse uu0 1900 bales to-day lao
bale wefr sold ~ SOC y n.
AuGrsfA 23Coton unchanged sales 200 bales Mtg 10c
CHnrEsTOs Dee 2sCoton sales Loo bales hdng
14c.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
OBITUARY.
-urnnn,ru 70 rnr rr1nrrr.

BY rHLR0RAPH TRIBuSR
LUCIUs B. PECK.
LOWELL Mass, Dec. 28-The Hon. Lucius b. Peck
died last night at the Merrmao House of paralysis The
deceased was representative in Congress from Vermont
from lS47 TO 1851 and United States Attorney for Yer
mont from 1853 TO 1857
W. II. TPsoE
William H. Jipson, better known as Boston died in
this city yesterday consumption in the 54th of bis
aee Deceased was long known to the habtuSs OF Tam
many and tho old "Pswter Mug, and greatly es-
tesmed BY the old typographical fraternity.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Pnrfhcf arminE- Mn chine. Mr.

A Perfect Sewing Mn chine.-Mrr J. w. wsiiia. Si
Brooklyn writes experience Of four with Elliptic
and .ondsrAb. With other m,ehns deem bus
your msohne state that consider not only superior 10
a. other. u family machine but persst sewing nsohns In
sysry respect, poorzins doe pidy pos''y and
fsoy every posl. varsity Of my sewing and ~ihs sOud's
fully mpls s,y opsrs;e that child without dn
Guilty say much In its praise - haEs'issasnL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

A NEW GAME FOR TnE HONE CmCLE.-We take
pleasure u calling ,he attention " ro1ers 20 every new
er. o. make home attractive aHd throw le sl' guards ~
indoor family Amusement and ntcre.lr, around aI members
OF The household We therefore chcerfv commend the new
uaor game called MAWlLE which has just been introduced
The game is interesting aud clu le easily comyre
Aeudei and played by suy number of Iro.s j. gotten
ur IT, elegant style ana simple some of W features Lat
the young folks readily play While other combinations
susceptible o such m tat the most mature ore Interested
and pleased VITA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

ALBAsr 2-re has scarcely been cattle marks; here
thus r Tue effect Of the t sales aud dseue prices
In kswYoIk Brighton ie here At the oprnins and this
being by the and ~iad that has
s1pselred herr In 20 or 30 end w put almost al trsfc
IN m sc cattle suffered much IN weight and
ard when ock through
the south buyers decline operate The receipts
nrtt head Not than 800 bead havs ehsBssd
haads prices varying from 10 the highest hgue io drove
f Ksniscty averaging n TlI indat decline Of fe n
sheen m request for lKnt EoOd and
&c o extra Receipts Hogs 6ia7 kseeipt' eNoo Desisd
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
FIRES
IN rfyl.sr.-Loss Aoorr s3j. .Oll.

nv rIyE-sT.-LOsS A9OUT 80, ,O)J
At 81 o'clock last evening a fire was discovered Oh
s second floor Of tho fvestory building No @ Paet I-'
flames spread rapidly and N spite OF the utmost eKer0ns Of
tie frcmen the building was completely gutted The first
floor AND la-eurB. occupied hE Henry laeCs dealer lA
hemp and c0rage Loss ON stock nbout gh oo probably m
sur,t The upper toors were occupied W hoHar' q s~eI
cotton samples Their combined loss is about c'U'l lie
building damaged 90 The Oi s0OuU probably insured
Az hyN4-l-- A ',oli '-.'4IE o-. ~ n0i. ;,.,.-.5
Co. dealers Iu wool LOss stock by water so"" insured
no b3 is occupied on the FIRST floor iy Nc1lesase GO"
commission merch mt, and the upper Zoo. 10y llnoh
UuI0z commission merchants Their combined iVs o Na'ei
Is about - 900
IE CHURCH AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABOUT SjJOOO.
While the fremen were 8t work upon the hFe IN
Finest the bells rang for fire in Murraysi near Church
Several Of the engines fire az once ordered
by Ce Engineer Kugsaud "take up and proceed 10 me
originated the third floor Of The building No - M9rIlst
n The premise. occupied by D. Seller Co. dealer in children
clothing The building in tle form o letter L. number
ur go on Churci ST. Owing % the delay n coming ron h'
other fire he flames had attained such headUay That before
they cxtngusled the three upper Hoois were p'os u'
aged 49,.
The first floor basement occupied by strans' Pc1otto
& Co. dealers cloths Loss stock by water $1,000 i
surcd in ctv companies.
The second floor was occupied by johnson Never CO,
wholesale dealer m taiior trimmings Los Oh STOCK Y Aie
and water, Sl2,CJJ. insured.
Seller COS oss on tie tlrl aoor by Ere and water is
fully $40 OD) insured -
owned by DR. T. Hunter and is damaged TO tie extent oi
5000. insured
The Fire Department is entitled to much praise for tte7 e1
crti1u, DESPITE the cold they worked with VIII ana
M preventing the flames from extending DE adjoining ld-
1g saved enormous amount OF valuable property sec
OF Police from tle Third and adjoining IitciAcs ~
present under tl command of 0gl Greer ana n1eid ail
The hreue1 ll saving property.
grpV uppgpN UUT.-EtgppV ESCAPE A
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
NAVY GAZETTE.

~ rSLssaIya frBuxH
DETACHED.
Dec 7l-Lsut Cbsrss H. Orseus fza stsspsf
k0asnGsbsa and ssiiiDg ordsrs
AFPOIETKD.
Dee t-hetins hssss' Wiasn Bordi Acting BOassvsn In
he Regular navy.
HosORABLY DIsCHARoKD.
Dec 1.-Aeing Master wI. Burdiu
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

PHEsoEAL-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Hsoeunt Dc h0ue Paris at the BrsTOot House Gen W. L.
kaSe lS U A. and Col I W sweeny Philadelphia at the
HrohdssooB Loy Patton Ala ht the ST. Nichols Hotel
kTs Abgo W ftOtV-i --si at che Everett House Mr. and
- Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
nr..rniur Cnnha

ACARD-w. JACKSON, no 55I BRoApwAY ha. con.tan,.J
~ B0mbanes and al other MOURNING
e, GOOD, A,o Fonnets shas Cloaks Wells Grapes hsndk
eh Gloves &C r. Blades waited with goods az Their re-,
lsnce 0lef short notice No '3i Bosd"aJ opPos
TiHtny A CO
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

For a Holiday Present nothing could be acceptable
to lady than = OAovER BAKzR sEvN9 hAcHISE. Il
vii tighten the promote hs health and happiness Of those
81 home. - AJvsgissuelt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
~ TELEGRAPH TO rHz TRIBUNE

LEE, Mass, Dec. 25.-lhe Housatolic House IN .uls
place burned 10 The ground today The loss estimated
at 5000 The property wa, insured fJ- g. 1lJ
PARTICULARS or THR GREAT FIRE Iy MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, Dec. 2S.-The particulars of the great
Warrcsslurg No received here 20 day Twenty
buldng destroyed and loss OF s'J UOJ sustained
The principal losers Runingon SoIu furniture Joseph
l0Vhrimeu Hyatt Alicn Co, A n GilkcTou ~cire.iap
Co. II Neil and Cruise Cath The IRE swept bOa sides %.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
LARGE - N ,11r-,nr....

MILWAUKEE, Dec. PA destructive fire broke
the Eag.c Works OF Second and Fowler s at
O'Clock this morning destroying The entire Coccrn foundry
machine shops wagon paint and backsmth shops with Their
contents consisting OF engines machinery tools and stock
Repair sh0p fOT Mississippi Car Works Railroad house AMI
stable and number o, suu shurs also destroyed johnson
q Coz lumber yard partially burned
The entire loss 80 J0J s as follows j Miner ioss
foundry s2J OJ0 insured E. OJ) ". Gopduov. tools
g. 2OO1 y NJ S'owel portable engines SIJ insured Nj
Beth Richardson los, IN shop 5000 insured for
a. Milwaukee md Prairie du Chen Railroad jose s"
johnson Co. lumber s3OyJ railroad house and stable lo-s
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
IN JERSEY CITY

Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning FIRE
occurred he corporsmith shop Of ". q Kali NO TT
Hudson ST. jersey City It originated from furnace ia Ac
part 0f the shop and destroyed o.. shelves hl with
patterns before - cXtucuihcd The damage amounts p
between 500 and tl0J which covered y insurance ia New
York company saloon iu Che basement Kept Dg ll-l.es
Singer damaged by water 20 the extent o. 60
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THr GENITAL SYSTEM

Asisr 2oTh. system Of 'ehog grain by the GENITAL hs-
BY the Board OF Trade for adoption aud ..r
the ls Of March ncIt.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
FIRB At DbkIEN HILI-NANN0N f9|AFh "
FAMILY.
FAMILY

Yesterday morning about Il o'clock a fire broke ouf
story and basement frame building situated on le
HoboAen and Hudson City road foot Of Bergen H ihe
building which E feet front and 100 feet deep owned
ald occupied b Townsend jackson who carried ot me 'H
ag and wagon manufacturing business frst noos ad
basement and occupied toe upper part residence The hic
originated IN the paint shop from unknown cause hnc
spread through tie builiug with great Iapdity When Nj
jackson awakened by the alarm, the danger was %
imminent from the rapidly approaching flames that himself
and child compelled TO escape % c street ~ their
night clothes without saving gle article Of wearing apparel
Immediately thereafter owing 90 The high wind TIE entire
building was cuyeopcd iu flames and u half hour tho
structure and contents was eveled o. the ground Fire com
p1ugs from jersey City HolOkcu and Hudson City were upon
The g0u-d 40 the earliest possible moment bui owing - hr
fact that the fire had gained such headvay and that there
90 bee bad 10 the vicinity they could do nothing toward
Hfrc-ur i Tho loss I estimated at fully $1,000 li which tle
buildings yaiued az g. 01J 'la the carriages ana wagons
and hand stock tool, &c. af least 5000 Nj Jackson
insured fo o0O but being nbcn yesterday ae names Of c
cOmpGuie, could not Doe asceIttued
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

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THE AaRICULTURIsT
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A STRANGE CRIMINAL CASE IN BROOKLYN.

Margaret Rose was brought before Justice Buckley
frssr charge Of grand larceny iu having stolen jew
ely ' value o. $50 from a. Eckcr>ou 0 no 20 Deaust
- plead guilty and stated that she committed the larceny
D- OBJ. slke of getting locked up that she had married
Fom' Jr since Herman koper but found that he
l8l IHuler wife that tAeroupou she felt bad she
wanted be taken Of and stole the goods
fln Euuer la been arrested charge Of hgamy and
a,1 completely the theft and both parties locked
l-.-- u DENOMINATION Lelore La.lL.e Wla--
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

BpHs.y Goods
REAL VALUE
ar
POPULAR PRICES.
MEMS
FURNISHING
GOODS.
UNDER GARMENTS.
WARM DyrAsLE AND CHEAP
MAGNIFICENT SCARFS
or TIL, MOST FASHIONABLE DEsIoSs~
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
LONDON MADE COLLARS,
TWELVE DIFFERENT rNrrERNa
TIES. BOWS. AND sCARFs,
or UNRyALED BEAUTY
ANTIQUE SLEEVE BUTTONS
OF MYrHoLO9iCAL DEa0na
SILK UNDERVESTS AND DRAWERS,
RHEUMATIcS SHOULD TRY rHEM
c,eoorrrr sroc,rCfNcs.
REDUCED To 81 % .psiG
ZEPHYR KNITTED SHAwLS.
wirH RogAN AND GREcrAs BORDERS
Al unr,slsd aad u.snosn, varsity goods nIsT
new manufactured selected with ssocs 70 Tho Broadway
lrlds. wdl bs ouat a.
UNION ADAMS,
No 687 BROADWAY.
A New Paper
THE CHURCH UNION,
DEVOTED TO
OPEN CONFUSION.
FREE PULPIT,
AND
THE UNITY
or
PROTESTANT CHEIsrENDoM.
CONTENTS
FIRST NUMBER
NOW READY.
NOW READY.
.BEooAaLY ELEMENrs"-RITuALsM IN TaE PRosEs
TANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
81 Professor C. NJ Butler
HISTORY OF THE
UNION MOVEMENT
THE BOND OF UNION
"CHURCH UNION"
CHRIST THE HEAD.
FINDING THE CHURCH.
s0Ns OsA
coSuNG THEOCRAcY.
4 COMMON MINISTRY.
VISIBLE FELLOWSHIP
VISIBLE COMMUNION
Prof HODGE
OUR "cHURCH UMoN'
WRITERS
THE "sLAUGHTzR OF THE
INNOCEErs"
TEMPERANCE
THE URCH.
THE DEATH OF
FREDERICK T. PEET.
NEWS OF THE CHURoH,
BAPTIST BRANCH.
EPISCOPAL BRANCH.
E0MIsH BRANCH
PRESBYTERIAN BRANCH
COEGREGArIOEAL BRANCH. nc. sa
"CHARITY."
ST PAUL rs THE wArCHaAN.
BUSINESS FAMILIES.
INSIDE.
ArAo,ws VIEW OF CHRISTIANITY.
s.n,in,nt. Of Bsns. Bacon Hodge Ht HOpkn, Phelps
81 A. De Wolfe Morgan Dir Tyus and Bishop hcvsns
THE UNITY or THE CHURCH
aoowr BE POKE
a SHORT STATEMENT ON OPEN CoMMUuoN BIZ
ROBERT HALL
HYMN OF UNITY.
LArrEa.DAY HYMN.
Bhhop COKE.
LIFE OF A RADICAL"
EUROPEAN MOVEMENTS.
"PERYCIOUs NONSENSE "-rOb,-v,r.
CHURCH o. ENGLAND
EVANGELICAL MNIyrlR,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Guttial Notices.

Midsummer Might Dream
WI be aauey del you sprinkle pillow with
PHALoSs KIGHTBLoOMEG CEREUs. perfume far more
erqu,, than Pea, blossom and hi. fellow P' pueyed om the
for., tlo.som, for the Fsiy Queen.
Al an Election Of the Union Association Fourteenth
District THIS DAY the following gentlemen were elected
Dre.s Union General Committee. NJ d. Greene, hooi D.
Boyd saTi l. Bcafod ss C. Wagner wT W% T. l. Ph9eH
,. C. WAGNER Iu,pee'or..
Atnn Election the nion Association Tenth District
held tsy rtned rslcmeu weI~ i-d ee.s IS
JOHN WHITE CHRISTIAN ZFIGLER JOHN GERMAN.
las CARROLL PETER WERLICH.
n D. GREENE Inspectors
Importaut 60 RriIway Travellers.
Tie I.pt. number of
APPLFTONS illus MATED RAILWAY GUIDE
Wi b. ~ .u. Monday Dec "a.
CONTENTS OF JANUARY GUIDE. -
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVEL
ps In Reference 70 Checking Bssgsg Purchasing Tctst. &C.
IT, OSE HUNDRED MAPS repe''uiins ,hs Principal kh"iy'
offla Country Stations nistfrres 1ni Cornrtu1na
Ill EFARLY sIN HUNDRED TiiElA hLEs representing al
tb. Rrf vays a. tie Unit a states md he Cansds.
" MONTHLY ACCOUNT Of NAlLNA s. and fhrir fr0essi
Ct Psc.h aaay I'D BE- eject ou the Development OF Tue
Y AEFcb6TEs AND tyCIDFNTS OF TRAvFL. George Az.
gu.'us william T0muk.rs maxim. New 1-aIs LeIs 6r. 49,.
VI iNDFX 10 UPWARD OF ELD THOU7ANn Town. vi
ag lul Cities situated upon tc Railways Of the United states
and 'h@ Csuafa- g..
a.,ir upon al tie prime psi Railway a. a he principal BOOK
Periodical Aseur ard a. al the principal Iicke Ohes
aud Hotels throughout uu.trd state aud the a. lda
ID. APPLETON K Co, Publisher
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

On Christmas night a disturbance occurred in
Nyuitsls saloon Tavouiaave- Jersey City during which
D. i 6 that Wm Murphy committed violent assault Oh
rlgar lr named Michael Ma0uey throwing him down and
tfa chewing his dreadful manner MaOney alleges
Iul tlc assault entirely unWoIOkcA Murphy has since
C.rds' arrest Two named Nm Bradley ard Peter
Head en- employed m the Ncw-JcTsey Railroad machine shop
engaged a 0Crclto yesterday about tools when
alleged latter assaulted beat and bruised Bradley about the
head fearful manner The accused arrested by Con
stable and upon being taken before Justice leWaiie of
,r,- Civ held 60 bell u the Of $40 20 appear for
v0uue LaU named Michael Murphy appeared before
,ls-re caife of jersey City, yesterday afternoon and made
hfIif l1t Patrick Bu-du. boss iOr whom Ac had
T.c.g worked as,au. him and drawing revolver threat
r1rl shoot him A warrant issued and Detective
blow , took BrCsa into custody lie was held 10 bah to