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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-02

GEALED propo ais will b. received until the 10Th
~ day 1T November next, at the office II the ar
and Rockford r. r. Co. in the city of Warsaw for
the grninstien, masonry, bridging ard furnishing
ties FIR the Warsaw and Rockf ri Raj Road hetwe "a
Warsaw and Appanoo-e. in the county If Hancock
and State IF Illinois and also betw Ell Ouuaw.ain
HeDd ron county, and n sibsbIrg. m Mercer county
IN said Stat. raid proposals. state the price for
grading sald adj ana furni hing there for sep
aratety; the mode aud in which payments
are 10 .'s made whether in stock, county or city
bonds, money, portions f each. PIaus prohies
and estimate II that PORTION # the line, are nov
ready ia examination. Bond and approved security
VIII b reqatfs 10 al amount not exceeding one
fourth ,he amount Il the contract, for the tim -ly
and faIs hfai completion r. Ia same. The time al
lowed for The completion Il contracts this portion
Ct the iine, viii b. ne m ,nths. The company re-
serve the right g. reject al the proposals il none ars
sAtisfast.ry Any information required, can b.
gwen, by application to W X. kINGSLEY
Chat Engineer
JOHN f. JOHNSTON.
one Of ths Contracting Committee.
octgii6w1
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j. q. Bernard & Go.
!, general assortment VI
SiDDLEHx HARDWARE.

SniuIery HafdWarc, WtI secctcu IN The EAsteru
ket, an for ale al ST. Louis prices.
They have hand aud are constantly manu-
featuring Of the best erals Saddles Brides and
Harness Of every description
Us above articles will b. sold at wholesale or re-
tail al uniform prices
Those wanting anything in our line will dc we'll
to call and examine our stock before buying a. We
intend to give ali, the worth Of their money
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides.
j. Q. BERNARD co.
keokuk 20 Sent ,55-d6w
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CASH CHoCkgsty HOUSE.

(soULpS & ELLIOTT, importers and Johbers II
~ Earthenware China aud Glass ware, No 1915
Pearl Street and M. 81 Chambers street N W Yerk
would say Ia Merchant and dealers generally that.
having established Cash House in this brunch II
trade, they are fully convinced that they can s.
Croei.sry etc, nj sub prices win pay the pureha
CT fin prof, 70 r.tait Expert nc. has PROV ygiy
conclusyeiy 70 ns That Try aahtrng strictly 10 the
cash system. affor 10 sell fr, tn 30 twenty
PR cant below the egular credit trade prices.
TO this end We ash ,xamination Of cur styles
ind prics list If which viii forwarded ly mail
to any party desiring
Earthen~are, " tn Invoice. singlc package or
very cargfuiy rapaeit q FOL tiie country trade.
July 81. lsL5.-9Hv.
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MEN WANTED ~,

nNE hundred ,nen wanted immc dlatSIy a thA
~ Loca and Dam Pennington.
Carpenters. Quarrymen and Lab rers.
For information apply at the ofice IF
4. X. d. W. FORD
Aug. 30--if No. s6 Main street up stairs
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kcok uk Boiicr Works.

4 t0RNER Sixth and Ridge streets. | am prepared
- to manufacture Boiler, Tanks Iron Boats, Lard
Soap Kettles. Gas Holders, anything else cen
nectcd with my business, and to send competent
woramen 10 any part VI the country TO do repairs.
Ed WEICuMAN.
keokuk Iowa Sent u d3wIy
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CO NJ NJ T. RCIAT..
II . II OF X Il y X T. X 4.

ARRIyALS-30th.
Col. Morgan, Quincy, Quincy.
Cataract, st. Louis, II. Louis.
Excl ST. Louis St. Paul.
3lst
II Z Sass, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
ke9kuk, 81 Louis ST. Louis
Nov. LIST.
JEANNE Deans. st. Louis ST Louis.
Adelia, Rock Island Cincinnati.
About feet the rapids and river falling
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FRESH BALTIMoRE oYsTERs

WH0LE.cANs, So %; HALF CANS, Sis.
BARTLETT 4 MAN1OURT
oct27 Agents, No. a6, Main-st.
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NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.

NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
FIyHE public will take notice that have received
i an immense stock of Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, vi my old stand Main St,
near Fourth:
Families wanting groceries have them pat up
at keokuk Wholesale prices
| intend TO give particular attention To the pro-
duce business, and expect that my long experience
in that line will enable to give satisfaction 10 all
customers. sep22 Il. A. WILLIAMS.
HAsh paid for all country produce, at the old
~ stand Of sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS.
WANTED 5000 bushels Timothy Seed;
w 10 900 do Flax Seed
and all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
ert cash prices will be paid by
sep22 b. A, WILLIAMS.
D0JIS and Shoes.-l70 cases Of boots and Shoes
- for men. women, boys, girls and infants, just
received by sep22ddw b. A. WILLIAMS.
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Me- SltDN EIA---A large stock ito arrive fol
"A sale low by :. W. IL. TUCKER
w ASKING MACHINES The celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine for sale by
). W. II. TUCKER
sH0I GINS,-A lot II double barre led shot guns
~ fine, for sale low by
5. W. II. TUCKER
(NRCULAR SAWs.-All sizcs of the ST. Louis
~ Circular saws, warranted by
s. W H. TUCKER
MANDRRLs, for Circular Saws. fer sal BY
vi s. W. 4 Ii. TUCKER.
SH0N ELS AID T0NGS.-The different qualities
> II Iron, Brass and Steel, for sale by
s. W. II. TUCKER,
DICKS AND MAIIcCkS.--A supply Of German
L steel and east steel pointed picks and Mxttocks !;
also, stone picks and sIedgs, for sale by
:. ". 4 Ii. TUCKER
E&AIN SCOOPS Iron and steel. For sale lev
~ by - W. Al. TUCKER
4 MES AAES Hunt Collins simmons Lip.
1 \ pncolts, hies and Wilson's y large
stock for stle low by 5. w. II. TUCKER.
DLArI0RM Scales. from 70aNs and upwards #
4 Fairbnaa's pattern, with and without levers for
sale by 5. W. Ii. TUCKER
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NEW FIRM.
And New Grocery T. PrOvision Stere.
VINllE undersigned have opened the largest and
L best selected stock OF Groceries and Provisions
TO be found in the city at No. 6S Johnson street. be-
tween I'd and Sd, and determined to sell on the
most reasonable terms.
sepl3 KUHN 4 D0DS0N.
LNRESil BUTIER.-Just received a Supply of II
j linos Butter sep Is KUHN D0DSON.
LNGGs always can be found at
IL SEP Is KUHN D0DSoN.
DOIATOES-Just received from the country. at
l. sept l5 KUHN DoDS0N.
4 ,0LDEN SYRUP, OF the best quality can be- ha1
~ at sepl5 KUHN Il noDS0N.
DLRE CIDER VINEGAR can be bad at
i sepl5 KUHN DODSON.
No 10, johnson street, can be found the best
4 n Tobacco TO be- had in the city.
p Is KUHN & DoDSON.
NIAILS.--A full assortment at
~ sepi5 d KUHN D0DSON
SPRING CHICKENS can be had al
- sep27 KUHN a DODsON'S.
10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,
A \ ID an unlimited quantity of 0ats, Corn and ali
4 \ kinds Of produce wanted Immediately.
The highest market prices will be paid for WheA
and grain Of all kinds delivered al the commission
warehouse Of the undersigned, the Levse between
Main and johnson streets, kcukuk.
oct22 d4wu W. A. PATTERSON r. co.
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CARRIAG. MANvFACTORY.


On Johnson Street, between lst and Cd.
Rl Bkl AN 60. Having permanently w.
ID tablished onrselse, in keokak with An ample
supply II the very hest material for the msaufns-
ture Ut Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks ~ are
prepared TO make all articles in our line in the
very best style aud of the choicest material on ra.
sonabIe terms aud prompt notice.
Sept ~, lsJo-dly
CuriOsities tor the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing that you think Of to tickle the
IL hearts Of the little TO ean BE- had of c. Obcr-
top, al the
ocl 20. siGN OF THE BIa FIDDLE.
A FULL assortment OF Ladies Kid Silk and Isis
< \ Hioyev, all coors, very lhsup AT
sept. !, 1850 MINCHELL a cO'H
u uckWHEAT ELol IA n.st la.c arslg.s CO
- be had at KUHN D0DS0N.
octlY
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FIsHO rooms on the >, coni door of the Mayfowtr
saitabl f,r Offices for professional men. En-
qars nj toe May flower sa.oon. oet3l d3t
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SUNDRIES.

SAINlJ1HZl LISs
SGGAR Kettles firm 70 ~ gallons; 0yens snA
- Lido odd Lids Skilets and Ids, assorted Ct a
Iron Tea Kettles Japancd Trunks Pudding and
Cansters. square and round assorted Lard Lamps
Tin and Stove Pip House, sheet iron and Ct T.
per work done promptly, in the very bcst manner
C0McIOCk l. BROTHERS.
n ZOE pair assorted Shui Il and 1onss for sale
~ al Tia Prairie State Stove Rcoms
oct 10 C0MS1oCk BROTHERS.
ELUE Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms Of the
~ Excelsior Stove store
oct 10 CoMsToCK BROTHERS.
LNNAMELED Preserve Kettles al the Sale Rooms
IL If the PTairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 COMsToCk BROTHERS.
+ Nal Iiods at the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
~ Frankii Coal Stove.
octlo coMsToCK s BROTHERS.
100O LBS. Of Baiied Brass Kettles FOR sale low
WV al Sale Rooms If the Home Parlor Stoves.
OFT 10 coMsTOCK BROTHERS.
A LAhnk assortment Of Erlttania ware fur sss
lower thtn any other house in the city at he sale
H. ON # the'Commereial Parlor Stoves.
oct 10 C0M>I0Ch BROTHERS.
A FINE stock Of HonseEe, = r. goods, such az 81
fee mills, basting spoons, egg whips, iron skim-
mers skinner ladies, meat forks tabi, spoons hash
and steak dishes patent and tox Tnter. spice boxer
te., be, for sale at the Sue Rooms IF the popular
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove.
oct 10 C0MST0tk BR0THFRS
100 pAIRof T.nner.' solder Copp,rs OH Land .,
w the sale hooms Of the Substantial Oval Esx
Heating Stoves.
oc,lO C0MsIocK BROTHERS,
4 HEAVY supply # Brass, Japanned and pIais
tandl SFick. at he sale Rooms Of the Quincy
[ mai sl
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Bills Of f.ading and other Blanks for sale at thi
sfce and Blanks of all descriptions neatly, -hcapl
and expaditionslv printed and furnished TO order.
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4 Dreastpin Lost.

4 GIRL 10 do homework. Enquire this Office
oct3itf
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The German Opera.

''Der Frefchdta given last night 10 very fun
house. The opera no. well put upon the stage, and
the performance, WHOLE not above mcdiocrity,
but the audience in the best Of humors aud forgave
little in consideration Of the fact that they
hearing the chef doeuvre Of Carl Won Weber, rendered
In the masters language. Tho Agathe Of the night
Miss G. Lchmsnn, has full fresh, high soprano voice
and rendered her music correctly and expressvely.
say, in addition TO this, that Mime Siedenberg
played Anncben with great deal Of vvacty and sung
her opening in piquant and sprightly manner and
that tie orchestra good and correct, far ~ it
went, the merits Of tho performance will bs summed
up The performance, however seemed highly satsfac
tory to the audience, which composed of the ie
Of German society in New York. and large delegations
from the crest OF mankind" The German opera thus
far, at Niblos, has been successful and 1t would 10
go IL the troupe strengthened by the engage
ment Of artists of ability Flotow's martha" will bs
given on Thursday.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.


* Hi;is eais s'i,is s; %
. serh'R Geo sS,G rh
Crosby, Hartford. G.; Allen, Wooasooictt ri;
CO ,d Ti Mssns TsSs soos. Russian Minister
bodice RUSSIAN legation; Gen Manuel Rosiss rsiuss
ifsn iS one; Fr;s$s,s $sisse
MssSs; K: S:r%s e S.
STsSsh,y; II ksr,c:i IIstsain.Sp' byfa; Cassidy
s i.%s. NJ 'ss NJ; ms 4
ana NJ; Rsyss. Mss s NJ fi;i$ .aa lss%%
RSss and SMurray
Tsss. x. YSsTs1 reAs assSTss
Bii,s j ii yeonan, Mat.hcw, Hall, Cherry; q Grow,
and child, Capt Ranes Ranes A Wssssr' Mr. Arrer'
comb Mrs Anna hdsn.ab, \ Bosrdman aad
Brishtmsn aecows s.n Too,s Mss ssoss Mrs
h,s ImsS Gr E nossS ns.sd
Elder Giayss 4 f.aue, Platt, Hsynan, Nathaus,
Mr. sSk%s rs s,sa"
Noble, sohultE-llO in the stcerage,
DEPARTURES.
For San FrsncPco via Nearasus the Northern Light
Wells arco Co.'S Mess Adams Cos do Hon Garrison
Rfrnos ' and sr1sns Carr Sii. B,aa.1 VIE
ss.a sssi vile and servant TaO wards
John BODY and wife, Henry Cottoi W m huuisoh, " n
Poster M Duke l. Duke, Eidrdge, Greeley and wife,
Parsons Hays and wife, Anderson. Miss Benson
Ckwrsh, 7 D Hsyyood, capt ysi,Rsy and son, Gee
n D Elmer N Davis, vito and child, Mrs Quinn snt
ebiiSren, Jas Cox Mrs N Rclly, u Falls Mrs hont
houss and child Mrs ulds, 6shdren and reryant s,,.
Block and servant Games, Benedict and wifs M
Mrs ! Butler. Nrs X Ciliey aud child, d wilkins
wife and infant Jas Morgan and wife, Miss Csrolirc Byrn
Mrs A SHELTON N Elis and wife, Mrs Rudman and
child Baker wife and children, Mrs II Finn, Miss
u Finn Mrs. Rosrny and children, II Pauet and wife
Ma Soisat Gassner wife and children, Mrs. Dan
niaan Miss Dunnisan. Miss DunniEsn Miss Ann Col
Inns Miss Black Miss Mary Rogers. Miss Ann tampbsil
Coulter II Ievessee II Marshall Eel Maraen W sohao
Heard Eelis, valee, s,i, euns, H., y !,
l. Clark Mrs Austin and children VIM Amos Mrs susan
Nerrtt Miss Ra,ir.n Miss Hsdd0ck. MISE Cochran
Q Cardinal and vifc, Miss Msrkcst, Howell sad -
Ia 10
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On Monday morning, March 20, after lingering ~
ne~s In the b3d year OF his age, WILLIAM OWNS
His friends respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon at one O'Clock, from his late
resdsnce No 1876 West Thirtleth street rhe members
OF Tcnpar Lodge No. 2o3, Y. and A. Masons, and ali
members OF the order In good standing fraerualy
invited TO attend His remains win be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
On Frday, March %, at the Naval Hospital Ports
mouth, Virginia, Lieut. aEoneH W. CArpSfi, Of the u
y Marine Corpe aged ~ years.
His r,epds and aequantances and those Of bis father
George @. Canpben also the navy, marine and army
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

~ ssld At public suction, Saturday, 9TH Arl, - 10
o'clock A. NJ the highest bidder all the mai srAi and
propsrty Of the ruins OF the late New City Hall ocaesd
the Psfk consisting OF bricks faagpg and kyldin STONE
Said rrop<rty viii Be sold in different lo. The forms
sails will he cash. 10 Ls paid 20 the auctneeg
sale Is concluded Tie purchaser will be obligated q
move tbs proceeds OF his purchase from ths
I've days from the day OF sale All rosrsnsibty for
delivery OF the property will be borne by the pnrc
Ia The purchaser should neglect % said
rs property within the nve dss specled 10 shAn "
Considered forfeited " the eorofsson and Will 10 sold
BARTHOLOMEW r. pUuDy.
Commissions. o. Eepklrs aud Suppliea
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Police lnteliiRenee.
TgE PLIs WHITE CASE.

THE PLIN WHITE CASE.
The examination In the case OF Pin White, charged
With enber9lng about si,cto worth OF diamonds and
iewely from William Taylor o. No. II Chambers street.
commenced yesterday before Justice Connolly Of
the Lower Police Court The complainant was examined
at length by the counsel for tue defence but no facts
we're eeed other than those already published John
r. Scott George W Trer CHI, and others, whom. Is a.
legged White defrauded out o. large amount OF mosey
fnss Of the Investigation with oat interest The ex
sminaton vas not concluded yesterday, and wLl net
probably be finished for weeks to come
CRARsE or FoRGgRY.
Yesterday young Of respectable perntage,
raned Lucien Benton, arrested charge 81 pre-.
sentins check alleged have been passed and pur.
Manufactur~rs Bank, for the OF 1875. The youth
being arrested said that he obtained the check from
person named James Childs who asked him 10 get the
ioouneot eashed; that his getting the money rom
The psnk, he paid II 70 Chids The latter was there
upon taken into custody also, and both parties we're
held Cor traminaton the charge Of forgery, By
ice Connolly.
CHANGE or sTkBBIsG.
msp named John Rourke arrested on Monisy
wvenak, ssd vas yesterday taken before Justice Bron
nan, charged with stabbipg Lawrence Conner with q
DIRK lng, while In an ARRAY Conner Ia so severely
wounded that he was unabls 10 prefer charge sgans,
tie arisoner
Az tAi,sp, named Martin Armand, appeared befor,
I.,,s s-,npaa, 1t the Jefferson Market POLES Cour
= t.a. 81. % rreser . charge against oes Ahxaude'
,... ,po te eueree entered his premises In Sixth
T. ..j h-5.5 two valuable fmsgcs, worth neari,
T.s prJe:er was cemr,.t;ei to ss~ss sh'
.
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Court Calcndar-This Ds

UNrTHD STATES DISTRICT CornT NOS II 10, ~ Of, -
IA, 10, so, 81, IL.
SrpRKxH CooRT-- Crcuit--As before.
sIrKmoR Couar-Nos ll7g, l. es2, 1898, 1885, 1895
oo, 1872 l4lf Iis 1923, 1850, PSI, SOS, 2i6, ll2a
800 307 Sos 1lso, 1os3, s, 1877 1925 laao TO ltti
ll26 800 1892 277, Ill., O27 $50 1000 locl, o4 81
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On sunday morning March Is, by the Rev Dr. MIlle.t
ut bis residence, No. 30s Broome street, Mr. SrNmS T.
HEwkrsos, OF Glen Cove l.. l., to Miss CARoIN ). Srr
~PfKSs, of this city.
On Monday, March 20, at Trinity Church, Boston, by
Rev. Manton Eastburn d. D. Dr. wIIIiAs noLBY OF New
York, TO Miss ChRIrIss Lou1sI MrtES, OF Montreal
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and George Albert York Savannah; schrs VIM Henry B
Cameron Halifax days. Mary Ellen, Cottngham. Deep
Creek Almond Bacon Dickinson Connecticut River; Ems
line Hickey, Toe Bristol.
Cid stssmship Virginia. Teal Riohmond bark Elk At.
kins Boston, brgs Duncan, Porter, Bath, Mo- Condor.
Chase Boson Charles harqueson Halifax schrs Mary FL
len, Cottnghsm. Deep Crcoky Fianner Pierce Whining
ton, NC Almond bacon Dickiasen, HARTFORD: Kendrck
Emene Hickey, Tice Proyidenoe; Mary Staples Staples
ssvsnnsh t.samers ssadford, Sandford and Beach
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PLAYne CARDS.

DLAyINo cARDs-YARo PLAYING cARps-yHw
cid sad veil ssssoned With all ths various oshsr sr Al
kies OF nsn and cotton cards usds " SAN HART CO
yos sails 70 ths tr>fs sat slst thr stsr Nal
Barclay stgsst, spyosits Ne ks.1s HspsN
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ZION SAVANNAH AND TL0RIDA.-UNiTED STATES
IL Mall Line-The new and elegant steamship KNOX
WILLIE, q. d. Ludlow, will leave New York for Savannah
Saturday, March 81, from risr No North river ~
o'clock D. Bills ofisding ssned board For frsigh
apply on board for passage, TO SAMUEL H. MITCHIl
Is Brosdwsy For Florda throush tickets from New YORK
70 jacksonville S3i TO Phatsi So The FLORIDA, Capt.
n ). Woodruff, will succeed, and leave Wednesday.
APRIL.
L,oR sAyANNAH-FARH REDTCED-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Capt. Il
hArdic, will leave Pbiladephia for savannah Wsdnes
day April & At 10 o'clock A. NJ Fare S ltcerage s. The
Keystone state will leave above Wednesray, April
18th. Agents In New York SCRANTON a TALLMAN, 10
Old slip, where state rooms may be secured.
LioR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA -SEMiWEEKLY
IL United States Mail Lnc.-1hs splendid fast roing
steamship LANES ADGER S. G. Turner commander, VIII
leave pier No North fiver saturday March 81 st
osiocs u precisely For fteght apply on boni whsro
al bill. O isdng viii be .snsd and for passage At the Of
nee Of sPofF0RD, TiLESf0S A co, 30 Broadway.
Through ,ckets 20 Florida foiows-To Jacksonve, 4f
70 Pilstka- $A The MARION will succeed and leave
"wednesday, April Z.
L'oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RicHhOND.-
~ The United statos mail steamship ROANOKE, r.
skinner, commander viii leave peer Is North river.
Wednesday March ~ at ocosk, u. ~: will arrive In
Norfolk the and Pstsvburs aud RchnenA
the following morning Prom Ssrisi pss.ses.rs for the
weldon wminston, AususA, 4s Pssssgs snd fare =
ksrok So TO PsterburF and RE hmond tp ssserags half
price. Throush tickets " Lyraht urr, t1L Apply 70
LUDLAk 4 PLEAsANrs. 80 broadway.
L,oR RICHMOND AND NORrOLK-THg STEAn-
II sbp ROANOKE, Captain Skinner, Is nov loading -
pier u North river for Richmond aud Noyolk VA
leave Wednesday afternoon, ct O'Clock.
LUDLAM PLEAsASrs, - Broadway
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Now York. March "a. 1855,

ALMANAC yoRK--THfs DAY.
Sun RsEs...........5 90 NOON .
srTs.............6 20 tMsH wArEx morn.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
rHIrADFLPHiA, March q. PM-Arr stssnshlp City
efNsv Yerk, Mathews, Bcs,on brif' II fhter, Dugch
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N oTICE-RED STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
IN ets-Paoket OF 18th March The splendid and mag
Postvey sail on Thursday 18th Marcel her regular day
passengers unsurpassed Persons about
Europe should make early application secure berths
board at pier ~ East river, or to
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Denate.
ALBANY March ", 1885.
BILLS Rkroxm.
Relative the Treasurer Of Kings county; 70 erect
the town OF Tuscarora forbddins to plead usury With
amendments.
Mr. Yosr reported adversely to the bill relative TO the
Indian title TO manor ianda
Mr. HoPuzs reported for the consideration Of The
Senate the New York Registering bill Mr.. Hopkins also
repsrsd adversely the bill TO raise the Cole
misson. Laid on the table.
Mr.. FLED reported favorably the new Suspension
Bridge bill, which was ordered 70 . third reading.
PASSED.
The Rochester water claims relative to the collection
A bill authorizing towns In Chsutauque county to
subscribe TO stock IN the Buffalo and New York City
Railroad ordered to third reading, after amend
nent had been adopted creAtieg a sinking fund.
THE MORTGAGE RAsIs BALI.
Was then taken up in committee
After debate Mr.. PorsAm moved the following amend
SEQ. g. In all cages where bocds mortgage bscoms
due BY the failure of the banks the same
shall proceed to forecose the in his own name and
aha prosecute such foreclosure 10 sale which shall Be
conducted in the othsr foreclosures and
soles are now conducted the laws Of this State
Progress was reported before the question taken,
asd the blu referred 70 select committee Recess
t0sP.M
EVENING SESSION.
riR PROGRESS THE PRoHIBfroRy LIQUOR
Tho Temperance bill wss tskee up the question being
On the agreeing TO the report of the committee.
Mr.. HOPKINS moved to reduce the penalty for the first
offence 70 twenty Ave dollars Lost by avote OF ayes g.
rAys0
Mr.. s9TNOER moved an amendment that IL should not
be necessary for the importer mark all packages sold
by him sIrtoxicatipe drinks - Lost.
Mr. SPENCER renewed his aendm snt TO allow sales in
packages less han ave gallons 70 the LIST Of August
Lost, 20 Is
The penalty for third offence reduced to $3.50.
motion to strike out the clause requiring the defend
ant psy cost lost. The counsel fee struck
out.
Mr. spC: moved to strAe out the sesrch and seizure
elsuse. Lost, by vote Of 10 to 49, as follows:--
AyEs-hessrs Brooks Crosby, Dickinson Hitchcock,
NASs-Barnard, Bishop, Bradford, Butts r. Clark Dor
Field. Goodwin, HAlsey Hopkins Hutehins, Nun
Richards Robertson, sheriff., Walker, Watkins, viii
iiamE-Is
Mr.. ErcHcocK moved to strike out tho provision for
sale By agents in each district to adopt the prov
sion Of last years. bill VII cb allowed sale by those
who gase bonds Carried, by 10 to IL.
Mr. Brooks moved to st5ike out the clause relative TO
the District Attorney Of New York Lost, 2 to II.
NJ. Brooks moved TO MAIZE the day on which the bill
should 90 into effect July .th Carried by the follow
ing vote
Agts-Bsrnard, Barr, Brooks Crosby, Dickinson. Good
win. Hitchcock. Pratt Putnam, Sheriff. Spencer, Storing
Walker Whitney, Yost-B
SAxS-Bishop, Bradford, Butts, n. CLARK, Dorranee
asse Hopkins Hutshins, Aunroe, Richards, Robertson
Mr. CsosBY said he had many amendments to offer,
when ths Senate adjourned.