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kEOKUK AND ROCK ISLAND
1855. uRs 1865.

RAILROAD MAIL LINE STEAMERS
FfNHE two fast steamers ]. MKEK and BEN CAxp-
L BELL, now making daily trips, connecting At
Rock Island with the for the East and with the
Daily Mail Packets for Galena and Saint Paul and
at keokuk with the great Mail Line Steamers Jen-
ME Deans, Westerner keokuk and Die Vernon for
ST Louis.
j. MkEE, Captain Leroy Dodge, leaves Davsn-
port and Rock Island every Monday Wcdncsday
and Friday evenings for keokuk. Returning,
leaves keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur-
day Evenings.
BES CAMPBELL, Captain r. r Bartlett, leaves Da-
venport and Rock Island every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Returning, leaves Keokuk
every Wednesday, Friday and sunday evenings.
For Freight or Passage, inquire ON board, or Of
I. HEAIGHT, Agent,
March, 3.--df keoknk
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Fancy Candies

Fancy Candies.
lust received the largest and best assortment Of
- Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keokuk ;
also y large assortment 0f Fruits, Nufs, DC, 1T
CREIGHTON OHMER'S,
April 30, 1s55--dtf. johnson Street.
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McKenny & Runner,

1CxAouuy q xSUH00I,
LAVE this day associated themselves together fer
L the transaction Of the Drug business in allits
branches They expect to keep hand general
and well selected assortment Of Pure Drurs Chsmi-
calls, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, DC.
Also have by this arrangement become sole pro-
prietors for the manufacture and sale Of H. r. dill
more's celebrated Mamaluke Liniment and unrivul-
led Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for the Stats sf
Iowa, Illinois Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota aaa
territory of Nebraska.
All orders in future will be addressed to
MeKENNY RUNNER
Dec 6, 1854 DIFF
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LIVERY STA1LE.

LIVERY STABLE,
nN johnson Street, between let and I'd -
~ by WV. Ii. OLEGnoRx. This establish
ment is large, commodous well arranged4U q
and amply provided with good horses we'll trained
for harness. ~ we'll ~ with Carriages, Buggies and
Hacks open And close. covered and half covered Of
every description, adapted to convenience luxury
Horses or Carriages Of residents Of tho city
itors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended TO by men thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses bought and sold on commission and On nv
own account at all times.
May IS, lS55--dy
NC cKee A. Timbe rman's Livery stable Q =.
VVHIS Stable, situated On Third Street. between
Main and Blondeau Streets, 10 large and com-
modious and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business and the undersigned are amply prepared t.
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle Horses, Bnggies, and Carriages at rea
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by tho day
week, or month. SAM'L MCKEE
w. TIMBERMAN
Keokuk, Oct. II, ls5i.--dtf
! nUCKWHEAT FLOUK.-A first rate article :,
/ - bc had 1T KUHN 4 DODS0H. !
ostIG
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C. ORERTOP
II EEPS stock Of Family Groceries, q variety of
IN. Toys, and an assortment Of Musical Instru-
mcnts, for sale Main Street, between Second and
Third.
March %, 1853. d
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COUNTY AGENT.

COlNTH AGENTe
~ |. MCKINNEY, has been appointed ARsnt in
l. Lee County, for the sale Of 6PiRffuo6s Lso-
uoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and SssransntaA
purposes only.
Call at No. so, sign Of the Golden Mortar, Kss~
kuk, Iowa.
july Sd, 1885 div
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Chicago ana Burlington r. r. Lime.


Tract aud Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Railroads,l
/ now completed. and Trains run the entire dis
i tance from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON, lows
without change Of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago. New York Bos
ton, Philsdslphia, and ali other points East
Daily Trains leave Burlington SUNDAYS exec ted
1.-DAY YExPREss.-THaoueH Z. 30 A. NJ
Arriving 1t Chicago the evening passin,
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton, and con
Meeting 1t MENDOZA with the Illinois Central Raj
Road, 10 La Sale, Bloomington, Springfield Deca
tur, jacksonville, and Naples also with Galena AMI
Dunleith.
2.-ExPRRss THROUGH Z. 80. p NJ
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road 4
Mendots for st. Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run in close eonpec
tion, avoiding all laying at any OF the points
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Rosds, and with al
the Roads leading TO the Atlantic Cities, Ohio Ken
tu ky and Pennsy lynnja.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7. 30, p NJ
reach Galena and Dunleith in IL hours and 81
Louis in 20 hours.
BY this route passengers will reaeht4he interio
portions of Ohio aud Indiana in less tue and viii
fewer charges, than by any other routeconne nectin1
wa Michigan Central Mt Michigan City, with III,
New Albany and Salem Road thence to All point,
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, sne
no charge for handling st any point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
a. the Rail Road Once in Burlington
G. q. HAMMOND, Superin tsndent,
ID. REAIcK. Ticket Agent, Burlington
{. h. FoLLETf, General Ticket A Avant Cb,~o.~
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JAMES REYNOLDs,
Wholesale and Retail OfugGist,
Mechanics Block, North side Of Main g., Ksskuk.


Mechanics Block, North side Of Main g., Ksokuk. :.
IowA-
uAVING made arrangements for psrmA- =
l. / nent business in the above line, am nov
offering to the city and country trade large
and we'll selected stock Of Drugs, Medicines, -
Paints, Dyes, Oils and Varnishes, brushes, 0lass-
ware and Window Glass. Also Perfnnery and IAN
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff, ana shsio
assortment of Family Groceries, incindiAg Spice,
Teas, Flsvoring Extracts, Candies, Soda Aleratss,
and variety Of articles pertaining to tha4 depart
ment; all which will be sold on the psincipls q
"small profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given 70 preparing prsscrip-
tions In cases where medicines sEs Eaeninna dur
ing the night il il frequently ncoavo 80 1AGain
them. This di6iculty have u1otsA
by having my residence in part ok kl1Dyn11l Md
jnG ocenTisd by my stars anA psgena~ aaupnS
icnes, may rely upon procuring them At III hours,
night or day, without incouveniencs Or delay
druggists, merchants and othsrs, purchasing b.
the quantity, are requested to give me Gall, n
am determined 10 sell favorable terms n any
house in the city.
April 9. 1855. d.
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n COMPLETE assortment Of Swiss and Book
"A Mouslins, Bishop Lawns, Carcenet CAmbrics,
Linens LAccs White Curtains Ac., for sale cheap at
Sept. ], 1885, ]. d. MINCHELL a cos.
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Important 20 Travellers.
The new and quick Route now open through to
New York in as hours from st. Louis via the
OHIO AND MlS9HD0IPRI
- l { &
BROAD 0UA0E RAILROAD.
U. s. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying the Great Northern and Easfc,n Mail
TWO rHRouou TRAINS DAILY,
Morning Mail train leaves 81. Louis at clock A. n
Lightning Express F." px.
Connecting Ut Vneennes with the f. {. r. K for
Terre Hante and Indianapolis, and there With fast
trains FOR Cincinnati, New York. Louisville Boston,
Buffalo, Philadelphia Cleveland Baltimore Dunk irk
Richmond and Washington City &c.
No change Of cars at Terfe Haute
Also connecting At Sandoyal with the I. G. X. R..
the most pleasant route TO Cairo and all points in
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
st. Louis. =
Passengers and baggage conveyed to and from the
Depot free OF charge. Through tickets can be pro-
cured 1t the once OF the keokuk Packet Co.. at the
Company's Office No. 2s and 80, coz 4th and Chest
nut street, under the Planters House, or No 80
South Levee, st. Louis
n b. Passengers at and below Keokuk, make a
saving Of from Y e. - hours time
JAMES n WARD, Ssp't.
A. W. DANA, Asst Sup't.
Isaac WYhAs, Sole Ticket gent. oct3Ody
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THEODORE BKrrs. JOHN D.. aELIKx.
BETS a MELLEN,
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No. 8
~ City Buildings, Saint Louis, Missouri
--Rsfsrences
Russell Bennett, Grow, McCreery Co.
Child, Pratt Co. James Watson
o. d. Filiey, Young Brothers
Woods Christy Co. c. w. stone Co
A. J. McCreery 4 Co. Capt. X. W. Gould
Gaty, McCune d Co. Rhodes, pegrsm Co
Bast, Wiley 4 Bast, Loker, Renieh d Co
8. 4 J. Hami, W. s. Gilman
March 20, 1885. d1w
cRAs. COLLINS s. N. KnLoeG EBKtasy
Collins, KELLOGG r. Arby,
IMPORTERS and wholesale deslerz in Foreign and
1 Domestic Dry Goods, No. ls3 North Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo. yws2o.
A. BRIDGMAN
rs Agent FOR the Missouri State Mutual Insurance
} Company, the Directors Of which are among the
eldest and best known business men Of ST. Lous.
d3dptf
WM. A. PATTERsON 4 CO.,
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 and 80, Leyee, Keokuk, lows.
Consignments Of NIL kinds Of Produce will receive
prompt and personal attention.
August 2s, lo55.-dAwy
.. HAxIrI- r.. FRENCH. A. J. RALsrox
HAMILL 4 CO.
nEALERs in Groceries and Produce. and Forward
IL ing and Commission Merchants, 5S Main street,
bstween ID and Sd, Keokuk Iowa oct3ldy
II. ,. BARTLETT. Lw.NAscoURr.
BARTLETT Il MANCOURT.
iSaceessors to ". {. Funkhousev,)
NkOCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ No. % Main street. keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform the public that they haze formed partp
ship for the parpose of the above business
in al it's various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock Of Family Groceries At the above stand
design making such additions thereto, shall make
IL Of the best stands of the kind in the West and
hope by strict personal attention TO merit share of
public patronage Charlie will wait with the wagon
usual. BARTLETT MANCOTRT.
Oct. 10, '55-dtf
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Ke0kuk BOtloF WoFkos
GORSER Sixth and Ridge streets. am prepared
~ To manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Bssts Lard
Soap Kettles, Gas Holders, or anything else c~e-
neeted with my business, and to send competent
workmcn to any part of the country TO do repairs.
ED. WELCHMAN.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. Il, d4Wly
4 (SENTLEMEN'S Collars, Gloves, Crayats and Fur
~ Goods ut Gate City Hat Store.
Sept 6, ls55.-d S. Il. VOORHEES, 4 co.
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sA W YER n OUAE,

WIILiAx WINTER, Proprietor.
NORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Mad
y son, Iowa.
gE Baggage taken to and from boats Free OF
charge.
fb- Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington.
June %, 1855
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New Arrangenent. A

NeW AfTUmBGBenI.
TIHHE Steamer q. w. SPARHAWK
i will run as a regular daily packet s1A&
from keokuk in connection with the ears
of the Northern Cross Railroad at Quincy, leaving
Quincy at o'ciock and arriving at Keokuk 1t II
NJ, and leaving keokak return trap IT 5 clock
For freight or passage apply on board.
]. r. STorTS, Agent at eokuk.
June Ii. 1s55.--l1w
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CLOTHING CLOTHING

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
T HAVE received large stock Of Ready Made
1 Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats, Carpet bags Umbrellas, &c, which will sell
at WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL, at q very small advance
above Eastern cost. Corner of First and Main Sts
Sept. 7.--d6w n. H0FFHEIMER.
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rHKopoRE Bkrrs JOHN D. HELIKs
BELTS MELLEN.
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No. 3
~ City Buildings, Saint Louis, Missouri.
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PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY,
Cor. Main and Eighth Streets, ,..... KEOKUK, IOWA
rr WICKERSHAM SONS, manufacturers Of
i Steam Engines and Mill Machinery. gen
eral assortment Of Castings adapted to the wants Of
the country constantly on hand jal -dly
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y. r.. COPELIN,
FORWARDING and Commission Merchant, whea1-
IL sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No.el ~
yee, Ksokuk, lows.
y. R-Partioalsr attention paid TO the Forward
;ne business.
April IL, lSt4.--dAw
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4. d. BALL. n. kIRkHAh.
BALL KIRKHAM,
L$AMILf Groeery and Provision Depot, Post huild-
i ings, Sd at, between Main and johnson, where
they keep constantly hs md large supply Of fam-
ly groceries and provisions Of every variety aud Of
the best quality. which they intend to sell cheap
IL not cheaper than any other house in the city, and
hope BY strlct attention 10 business TO merit share
of the public patronage
\. B.-0ur wagon is in readiness to wait all
who may favor with n call Nov. 1 d
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CLOyER HOUSE.
DY D. ". CLOVER, corner of Walnut and Second
u Streets, Auscatine, Iowa.
Ohee of the Upton, Marion, Davenport and
0skaloosa Stage Lines
March ~ Bid
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s. s. Van < &C

p. y. VaU q Co,
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
MANUFACTURES of Steam Engines, Grist and
Nl Saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, &c, DC.
corner Of Sixth and Blondesu Streets, keokuk, Iowa
May 81, 1854. .$d4w
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n. E1ArFoKD, J. cuEK.
sssssxa STAFFORD 4 M,CUNE,
ExTHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mer-
~ chants, second door above the corner Of Blon-
teg4s " Water Street, Keokuk, lows.
March 5, 1S55.--d,f.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION
HAVING made arrangements for the establish
i L ment Of large Clothing Mandatory, on the
Eastern plan, am Offering my Spring and
Summer Goods AT PRIME COST. Those in need VI
Clothing will find this to be a rare chance.
Corner Of First and Main Streets.
NATHAN H0FFHEIMER.
Keokuk, July l3, 1S55,-dAwIy.
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R. Hnwdem al Son
NEWS, NEWS NEWsIII

TNHKEE days later from the Crlmea- We arc
L thorized to state that LAspEs DAueHEv
new Bread Wagon 10 the track, furnisiu<
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and moro for
WAS ever furnished for the same in keob
want any u the above articles, try tb
Oct I'D LANDRS Ar
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TIvo JoURNEYMEN TAILORS.--Wanted imms
l. diately, at No. 5, Third Street, two .Ara rat
journeymen tailors. None others need apply
ssp27 j. VI. TYLER.
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PELLA...................M MARION co. IOWA |
DANkERS, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARIEs |
- PUBLIC. Agents for fine Unitod states Life In |
surance Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com.
pany, Cooper's Ciark's Steam Engine Manufaets-
ry, aud for ell important agricultural machines.
Editors and proprietors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Rei gion-$2 |
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
octlQ dwIv
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WINS HOUSE.

CORNER JOHNSON AND FIRST STREETS,
DY CHARLES u. BUNNELL. The under ~
ID signed takes pleasure in announcing that
he has taken this very popular House and -
made complete renovation throughout the entire
premises. He is now prepared to receive the pat
ronage Of the ptblc, and believes he meet the
vsats Of sll who desire q good House.
He hopes, by close application to the business
and attention the many wants Of the traveller
merit and obtain share Of patronage.
~ Baggage taken to and from Boats free Of
charge CHAS. q. BUNNELL.
April s, 1855. diff
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" \. sonERvIILx. JoHysos RrpD c. b. BRADFORD.
n. .. ProAuce 4 Commission House.
CoMMERNILLE, BRADFORD / CO., General
ICProduce, Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
New Orleans Particular attention paid 70 the pur-
chase and sale Of Western Produce. Also, to the
Receiving and Forwarding business generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, No. II Ichoupitosias
street.
July I3 1ss5-div
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c. r. WHIfc0hB RKUkks NICKEL.
wHITCOMH L NICKEL,
A TT0KNIES Ut Law and General Land Agents,
IA Montexuma, PowesAiek county, lows Will
attend 70 all business entrusted TO their care in
roveshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama, Aarshail, and Jas
per counties
Collections will receive special attention.
Refer 10 b Douglass A Co.. St. Louis John
Block 4 Co., Pittsburg; W. 4. l.. 4humway,
Phiisdeiphia; Benzinger Co, Baltimore; Hon
q. b. Cartis, Warren, Pennsyivania; Hon. q r.
Bsrrst, chorAeid, Pennsylvania Editor Pittsosrg
"UaiIy Union ~ dc.
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ID. -. HINMAN Co.,
Ly0RW ARDING and Com ission Merchants Gen
IL eral Steam Boat Agents, and dealers in BOA
Stores and Groceries, Levee, Packet Depot, he
okuk
Aprif | fsy5---dtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-24

FIRE IN FORTY THIRD STREET.
Between and 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night, hre
discovered In the fourth story Of carpet rsooy
situated at the foot OF Forty third street North river
Officer MeKew, OF the Twenty second ward, discovered
the nrs, notified the private wstchman, and together
they extpguished the flames with few pals OF water,
without much dsmsge
YIRE IN TENTH AVENUE.
Petween 8 and O'Clock Thursday morning, . drs
broke out In two story frame building situated In
Tenth avenue, between Forty sixth Forty seventh
sireeh, occupied AZ . lager bier saloon and tsnpn
alley. The building was consumed, together with its
contradictions about $500. There vas in sursne.
the stock TO OF $500 In the S,uyvesant Ia
surance company. The building owned by Mr..
Newman, residing in Alien strset
FIRE on A STEAMBOAT
At about Hve O'Clock Thursday morning IRE
discovered In the wheel house. Of tho steam propeller
Novelty lying at pier No. r. Fast river. Part ~ "a.
whssihouse was destroyed before ths nrs sr,n.
guishet.
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MAYOR WOOD ENFORCING THE ORDINANCE AGAINST
TRANsPLANTRG OYSTERS DURING THE SUMMER
MONTHS.
The Committee on Public Health Of the Board OF
Councilmen, consisting OF Councilmen Ranney Cooper
Slevin, Smith and Couenhoven, met yesterday at
In the Council Chamber to listen to arguments pro and
the subject Of repeating the following ordinan
No person shall ibring into the city OF New York.
have In his her possession in the said city, any oys
ters, between the first day Of May and the frat day Of
September In any year. under the penalty OF Ave dollars
for any quantity not exceeding hundred, and the
further penalty OF two dollars Tor every ado tona hun
dIed.
Mr.. John Bullock appeared before the committee
and stated that the above ordinance passed
in 1889, when the business Of trAnsplanting oys.
ters was hardly known, since then II has
grown to be of great Importance, and over
million dollars worth OF oysters all OF them plant
ed sold 10 the city during the summer months
Heretofore the ordin has been dead letter no
gard whatever being paid to but now Mayor Wood has
sequences what they may. This determination the
part Of his Honor, has producsd quite panic among
the Oystemen and they fearful Of engaging In the
anspantipg OF oy st.rs to waters they might
suffer great pecunary loss thu reby and boats
lying idle that would otherwise be gagged in the trade
Mr.. Bullock stated that oysters unhealthy only
when spawning, but he denied that they spawn the
first after they ransplantsd This does not
cur until the second year and in water they
spawn at all Tho Princes Bay and Chincaroras OF
this kind, and TO this circumstance may be ascrbed
III
be used is as necessary for oyster plant In
waters, and on come Soils oysters spawn readily,
others not At all The oysermen are unanimous In de-
mandnR repeal OF the ordinance. The following is
their petition 10 the Common Council
Tie ersgned interested In the oyster trade OF this
city respectfully petition for modification OF the ord
which prohibits the sale Of oysters during tho
months OF May, June, July and August At the time
said law passed there little nsplant-
ing Of oysters at present. the transportation of oysters
from Virginia and otner waters large business the
oysters TanspiAnd do not spawn the first year and
h..l 1.r ta4
the winter months. The Mayor having announced his
intention OF enforcing the Law, your moriasts pet
ton that the Law may be modified exclude only
from sale, during those months, such oysters the
and OF which would be detrimental TO ths public
health JOHN BULLOCK,
JOHN j. BEArTlER
DAS'L EARLE.
The committee adjourned to meet again next week
when the matter will be again up for consideration.
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TIVE JsrlcEssKD LioCoR BusfSp~ A vigorous
saught Il being made upon The unilaezssi liquor
dealers Of this city, and all Who detected 10 the lie
sal trate and brsught bef0rs the courts severely
ceat With. Judge Culver of the City Court. yesterday
.cbtsrced the following psrons, who vere eonvIetsd
durng The Iressnt term Charles lng1s t25 nne Zsbu
Ion Coleman tib hns; Wrede, t25 ens Philip Burke
% hns and - dAyv imprisonment, Charles htafnrorih
s?1 fpe, James Duffy go hna; John Miller sl5 hns
kotert Roach, $40 hns Thomas hccAarsy, sz5 fns.
SrBIors cARsIAGs AcnDpI.--Yss,srday Afternoon
horse attached TO esrriage In uhIeh Jsdge "
Johnson and y. kodine, became frightened and ran
of down FULTON avenue The vehicle cams In contact
With tree near the Cty Hotel, and dashed 70
pieces Tbs inmates thrown upon the stons pave.
msBt, snd Mr.. fodiDe vas seriously injured. lie vss
conveyed TO nsghborng drug store for treatment Ths
hurts sustained BY Mr. Johasos OF q comparatively
thsbt ebafaetsr
Ter Pony ~ ns-vyzs.-0ving 20 some informsiity
In the Pact Of A,ion, the Broosiyn poes they
have Dot been abs - obian ths pay from the city for
the past thrs months sons have rsis>d money on
their bills At runous disooast and sens have ben
reduced TO sufernx for the nsc~ssar,ss of LIE. On
Thursday Thrtssnh usrd one~r hsd dis'rrss var
rant served him 70 svaeaAts the premises he oeea
pied, for non-psymsnt.