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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
MEDICAI..
''WE WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL TIE TlNGTURE HAMPTON
ENED NAHkJI WE

ALI EHE 'fINOIUHB HaMrlON
TnUS s,CEs wns ,,I toOI vau, but msJk The
change! LSiibe 800 L-2T Mn and r de- de wh4-
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| T,ih Fuin,I ItsiM Mar
'Rry hneS IL ii ,njtDtt ia talented ,rA ipdertnL.
aDJ 4iioT al ,hIi iivi% sSs,vlveIy TSai n.
rSr the Christian saler, rSSsSsd al fIeltrssKsbGr,
| ot H,mpI9n,, HSE,t16lr HSrIsI,S 'S~'' 49,
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some lIe sSo W. aele'l slhurd 10 Hampton NtS'
sSps t''Nu's' w" E""'Sc VI NS,s'Ns l!N,S FtaAs
utA'H Sae SS'S We .An ""'eM ueIltsu Bn" ~
MI Ss,iISo Var mn, ,S ,s,. ",f
w r,jIs,r NC we,O IshoIjuR SrT1NNStr uilSr iINJN
Nh th,,T In tic SUs OF sij OGI GeIiIb 6tcSWS
=" rlcsIe ,j,sl il was With graf HculIy We could al
,nl n, ma ordinary dukes vi OUT nJUitSSiOn kYCIY
,s ~ % ~. ',mrs,eiv tuS sctj, V,r dI.s,lIvs 81
ans btcsne Wholly riSiRels losins as il SERVED IL usa
IIir lriCttv So, Salitv; wS wete cOlsIaLy dcllIeSs
~ IN SSIri: OnT eHs1sr anSst SStoSE Us, and HS;hs
! but necessity uiEet u on 10 action.
NV % or Ma, sah a IL ~ Sufposs WsGIt
spaIei 0L ever recovering our iellh, When lAAAls
Tfen Oi 0urx ~ 10 ee hOilIe OF itamplOs
vs.st,Ss NJ tnrtSS sSsS Nc ~ I'M SS W I sf,
.iisI IDnF.s NC. No GTieiS IFnIrl. ~ troRI hot
,,Is JotSI. nrU n, T,,c,sTt HinTJoI mn rj4t 81
a. as SHT own tNi,iusI Grs,jh wsS tUTrstItI Ne
ma mn laih IL II ur any nthSr nslirlLs IN ejce Scu,a
niS In liza INlDeGs n, Mar hAaFt Lo,y.yAl Without
TNnVMux he 1bmi H. SIS SAut anl col ono bottle and
used ne 10 bC r,Il Of H. and or her ASkH as icOd rot
mssIhv iIIn,c e. 10 use h acfnijmt M IecIhm Eur
ia I'D. rB,I we hs M her ami ar All AZ dDFAs
Ne NISiSti 10 dose ImiyIthout The IfaSE eSssteTS-
linn ia Can nlv al thst rore we A u,e thS rOGsht
II one bGllIc ne fell IKE Iew nan
wWs u3eI rOnSctLltVtly from iCli 10 6C(eeO bottles
Wa we,s siIsI ia rive 4 ~. tS.nE GGF Ua ItSSS.rs
NS TSSuIS Sizes ihsn. our sesllyS o. E,ts sSe BEEN
unTrlOY COyrpci Ulf Lead eAar auI 10 la is onl 4.
hOTS IMjS AnlilIeS IeSI oWsihIiltP anil worldly raes
vii Viii sS% s our SPLITS 6sSS SesM b.ayaat' aa Ne "a.
SS al IS ys Fr Il s US q s aS w.
M lie tIx satenpnt hups thai UhrTI mSy find The x9U
,r,aI fam if ,S lI,s vH have n kLnuil Lu kpNi A,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
.PUBLIO MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERNEY.

MOsDAY, Sept. "A Before the Board convened,
rwo Of the indicted Aldermen HERmcS aud
MosER) made their appearance in tie Alder
manic Chamber. Aid. HKRRIcK wore fixed
determined expression, and talked with bis neigh
boIs more quietly than usual while Aid MosER
seemed decidedly meoit.-ive. For hsf an hour there
wss busy talk 10 groups Various Ci.y Fathers were
in tones or less loud protecting their entire inno
ceuce OF ever having snued against money morality
CT toe Mayor The Board organized a. last, the
PFEsIDFNr taking tue chair and toe regular business
proceeded
P,hAoas re',4Ted-O. john T Farri.h and Others TO
grace FOyrih av. from NIDety-secoud 70 Ninety
iouribs's al heir expense OF suadry persons fJr
CoreI ton Of tsx.
CoGnB.t a,cdtI0ns-FrOm Controller Flagg:
pEFAkTAEAT o. FINANCE, CosTEoLLEE's Ossf.E)
To - Goa zoa Cou,ea
The Control r. tuds rsessssry tgail ca tue special
ertor of the Couon CCln tn fal the sun OF
81 20 paid % d. Do~n!Ds E EoE done anlsr and
approved bs the late Cry Inspector, Dr. Vale th
ssncy rs On seccH1t q lens on 1s .a1 the Necessary
psper TT 1rsing the 1rees1 de cur b the PRESENT
Gay iuspeoor sppeGr % have psd t0Fa " tslt b11rne
fl Whch coectiots returaed 70 the Treasury.
ccpy Of the sccoua furnished % ~ tlaacs DEPART
note to Dr. Downing City Inspector, rneh Is appended
uaked r. His ,nsWer a. uArksd C. sld epy y Inc 81.
eit iusfed oy bin 20 re stree q -soEe make D.
On rec Fng ais answer from Or DOWNING the C0Hfr0 81
addressed nce y the Street COGaloaer,A coy
= syer MARRIED z. The answer Ct tSs s'rse; Coma
f1 to titr.st The steno1 Of tie Common Council
that d. Downns stacS. without rssarsi0n, retains
hes8 ens he Street Com r.sruer All ~
ishes copy u hea retuEl And ~ r. Street Cou.r.
ousr h IosT that from qofts made I'm 81
hs Col.teor Of AsfsssnsLss and ty hs CO 81 t
siy- ben SEQ ~ he stree. Z Is ~, 49,
made, Teg9Dso - AS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

ron S S ,-1m oH ,Ss BE- '.y Hsypy asp ou d
AID. NosER-My position i decidedly a., -.
Herick. am not prepared 10 say ~hsi cons, !. -.
pursue. have some friends a 80, vpo.e ;,5 ,.. az
thins uo.e Il than do OF NY o. an. And - ,II.at
advice wO1ld "a, Is'heF Dc sHe9ssd from %. :,
be prepared to answer any questions vh.sb ,,..1
put 10 Ut.
AID. LorD-I understood :ha, AID. Noae,,,l..a
same Wow a. All. H-rr-- aud t,>t a. TIE ~, ,e
irg be vii make a statement. In that viz - -
case sn NOT disposed 70 p">e ne question:. WITH =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

Mr W,SIsII sai3 tha bc ha' reg'ectei 70 say tnsss
lie slould ce-re 20 oct On ne ri lencc Council Oh
which he was Chairman -.
Mr. Coyf,R said Ia Il Dr. uoicaton VS. oe,oe
!le Board aod they must tax" shatever ION they
pleased mon y subject. He not will Q ret IN
Fl. nj GO ard leeiaie while lh.e charges pend
uc eainst ham, Shch he would take oCcasiol 10 ssy
we fsIe in every par iouinC. He determined 10
have the mater fully ny,,t a'ed, auf 10 sa- proOa-
Die that toe investigation would cad dl rcnt hon
virt i 80, intended il shsUii cod. He hoped there
frc tc Bauni would taxi srch acton ~ tLc' petsed'
ard that nF you'd excuse hiu icOm ser'l1y non ho
Comaif:co ard from yot'- apJn mators thi'n eSnh'
before ttc Board.
NJ HAsWELI called Cor %, reading o! the cJmnn-
81. eiou f on, rte MAYOR.
ACCOMMODATING the MAYOR communication was one
iro me DsTicf Attorney, which wa hEs rcsd 70 mo
Board IL - follows:
CONN SICAILOS FRcN TVS DISTRICT 'ATroHFEf'
CIV ANu COUsTY or NV toRAl :
Di,rstCT ArToKsGY's OTTlcs, Sept ., isobp
by DEAa 10 snsUer % sou note Of thi- nIfhhz -
uEcih TOTO uafi0u ton 20 ns 10
rpo-. sasin sentisn,n red with the hunepi 5o''
u-l Coat I'll have gwen bail - pectlys iEdiei ,4 -
bribery: Aldermen tie rex, Mos ana 'fa.o -
C,ILllneu IcLy. Wendell ana Cooper. Ihea< A4"-'~''
az 70 fie .l O. r. oabce o. th- Clerk o. sessiont
Wth espest your ooed.spt servant ,,,,,, ,,rr
~ h.s EoUC! ~ Msyor. A OAhAi H@N'
Tho lolloa'ng II toe
c0v,CSICAI IRON mayor "oop'
MAyoR's or >, -
NcWYogg, Sept thA, lt''.)
r. ne H.. TAs Rso,d y fboneai "a. "a
tr.gl rss- rnc.o.e p Of commune AlSh - d.
.s l,y IS A. OsNey ha -, psb.s - ~ GrsA
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ScYTHE ssATHs.

n great variety ling the patent, ard 81 &C
the wrought iron Sfath. for sale hv
S. ". & IL TUCKER.
June II, 1850 cav
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Editors Of Gate City,

Editon Of Gate City,
GENTS:-I wish 10 say IL your reelers that |
" have jn.i returned from market with great
variety OF Ladies' and Gentlemeh's, Boys, Miss
es', and Chlldren's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
which will sell Lower than the Lowest. Re-
member, Quick Sales and Small Profits. is nav
motto GEO. CRITTENDLN.
Corner 5tb and NJ ain Streets.
P. S. | hope no one will believe the above
til they come and see for themseyes, G. q.
Keokrk, June T. dGwlm
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stern Hotel,
FOS Err

j 4 well assorted Stock Of
nmsr 6 oods, TO which the at
respectfully asked.
been selected with special
J retail trade. and will be sold
klass Of goods can be bought
y vsll to examine the stock
here, o Mey will find many
rtis this market.
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Linens.
GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Lirens.
" OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, l0i
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached Il
Hroxn Table Damasks, Napkins. Tow@lng,
Crash. &c, fnr sale cheap. r. D. FOSTER
April %, 1855.
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TIE LovER's SOLTLooUY.

THE LOVERS 6OLILOQUY.
90 search the indies' wave f., pea'is,
To deck vour high-horn maiden;
Or dig Golconda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden
Go gather Myrth ard Frankncense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delghs''
Loves widest of drvices--
I'll give TO her whom | adore,
By far an cff'ring richer
MY face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In BCELL's fair Skyiieht Picture.
Buell's Gallery, &c, Malls Street.
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LATEST STYLES
or Boots aud AhOea.

A Ii persons desiring the Latest Fashions (os
= TO see what they sra) would do we'll to cell
at Dukes Boot aud Shoe Emporium" where
he is nhxous to shos his new and splendid stock !,
which IS always kept full and complete from his
o~n manufaetcry, III most extensive in the CITY.
thus enabling him 10 fiji oiders moro promptly
than any other house.
He has the greatest assortment and best quail.
" OF material thatisto hr found in any one house
sest OF the Mississippi for the manufacture OF
work to order.
His Lasts are all msde 10 order, and he var.
'snts a, and all his work superior to apy thine
in his line in Iowa. Cal! and see Tor yeurseifi
May 25. 1855.
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City Property for Sale.

wy 1IUPO1FJ IUi 'JuIV'
VALUABLE LOTS. located on Main, Bon-
desu and Johnson Streets, which will be sold
favorabiy.
Apply to ". A. CAVE,
Firm OF GraLan & Cave, MainSt.
June s, 1855. dlf
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FANCY CANDIES.

KANCT CANOIE&.
TuSTreceived the largest and oest :,.-or,,nAas
y Of Fancy Candies ever before offered n x "a.
kuk; also large assortment Of Fruits. Nuts ~.
= 80 canIGH Iyoh i QHl (Ea,9 D
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JAMES REYNOE DS,
" holesale and Retail Druggist,

y w uViGSdtS anu ANGk&A Al NJ kA"ts
Mechanics Block. .h'ortk side Of Main 81.
KEOkUK, IOWA.
IT ANlNG made arrangements for q rer--6
IL manent business IN the above line, am#
now Offering II the city aud country trade IL
large and we'll selected stork #
Drugs. Medicines. Points, Dyes, Oils and Var
nishes, brushes, Glassware and Winsaw
Glass,
Also Perfnmery and fancy articles, Cigars, To.
bacco and snrf, aud a choice assortment o,
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas, Fla
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Saiaratus, and
variety Of articles pertaining to that department
all which will be sold on the principle Of "sn al
profits and quick returns"
Particular stten'ion given to preparing pre-
scrpioas. In cases where medicines are re
quired during the night il il frequently inconve
uient to oh ain them. This difficulty / hav,
completely obvia'ed by having my residence In
a part OF the same bnilding occupied by N,
store; and persons desiring medicines NAV rel,
upon procuring them at aIl hours, night or day
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasiu,
by the quantity, are requested 10 give ne call
AZ am determined to sell on as fsporatie term
as any house in the city.
April 6, 1855 div
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SKYLiGHT
DAGUER EAN GALL ERH
L W. BUELL..
Dag Art ~,

kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
likeneSses OF all who may give him ca |, IN the
mos, perfect manner having large Skyiighf,
the ouv light nv which blue eve car be made
10 look natural. and far superior to all other
lights for Daguerfeotyping ; also, having an ex-
periepce in the ari OF over seven years, he fat
,ers himself that he can suit the most fasfdons.
Pictures and Drawings copied; Landscapes ard
pictures ot the SICK or dccsAsed taken al short
notice. Pictures put up IN every variety Of
style reg ardiess Of the weather, end satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed.
June 70, 1855. DIFF
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DR Y. C. FRANCIS.

AvING permanently located 70 sn,s ens pig
leave to inform hs friends ana Tue e'.'Aeps
Lii Ina, until further notice b" given, he
=. faund Il the cfice OF DR.. J F. SANFORD
arch 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

ADVANCED Iron Pump Tubing for sale by
VI dSw SW & III TUCKER.
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Great Excitement!l
AT 6HELDoN,s HAT EMPORIUM

Tt1E large.tand best stock Of Hats, Gaps and
i Straw Goods ever brought into the State Of
Iowa. Any one in wan of nee Hat, CAP,
Umbrella, Carpet Brg, Canes, &C, will aiwavs
find complete stock al the New York Hat Ell :.
porum, ga, Main street.
Call and eok NJ the new summer style Of Hats,
which is beautiful Do NOT forget the place, ii
SHELDON'S, ba, Main street.
mayol
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DENTAL SURGERY.

d r. r. S. B A RIB ER.
" OULD respectfully announce 10 the eif;-
w .sns OF Keekuk and vicinity tat q hoe
permanently located in Keokuk, where - ~.
poets to perform all The operations pertai6lnf to
Dental Surgery.
He feels confident in his ability TO give satis-
faction to those who may favor him with their
patI onage.
e. 0iice on Main between Third ana
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted
Keokuk, April %. 1855
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HAND kakcs, end tie much approved and
III generally used Revolving Eorre Rake, FOR
sale hv S. ". Il II. TUCKER.
lel3 DIV
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FLOUR. FL0rR

THE undersigned wishes to inform The etii.
i zens Of Keokuk and vicinity, that hs has fer
SAFE prime article OF FIoUR, made Of Puss FAN
y heat. Every barrel warranted 10 give satn.
faction or the money refunded. Those wishing
the advantage of the late decline in Fieur viii
do well TO call at the CRY Mills
Flour delivered IN sry part Of the city free q
charge. WI. AUSTIN.
June /, 1855 d3n
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Direct m p or a o II (.
s. w. s. II. TUCKER,
Importers and Whoesae Dealers,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
UAvE this day received per ship Shamrock
Ill from Llver pool,o New Orleans, and steamer
OH the Mss.issippi an ihsoice Of Cutlery, fles'
Edge Tools, &c, direct IRON the Manufacturers
In sheffield which, to- ether with increased pur-
chase. from American Manufacturers, form 'he
largest Stock of Misceaneons Hardware and
Cutlery ever brought 10 the State OF Iowa;
which they offer ami guarantee TO be at St Lou
is prices, and earnestly solicit from Dealers a u
exaynina,ion of The same previously togoing far
ther.
M4rch %, 1855, dSw
Garden Treweis.
Of diEeren, sizes, for snle ny
II sW& II TUCKER.
May !, 1855. 1Sw
Amss Ahsvsis.
A LARGE Stock at st. Louis prces, fer sale
a by s w & IL. TUCKER.
Pick. and sIa,iocks.
LARGE Stsck of different qualities al ST.
'-'-'' ''e'' waH. TUCKER.
LADIES' SPADES.
LIGHT article, ju.' the thing =. small
gardens. S. w. tt. IUChEh.
iel3 dAw
Corn Planters.
THIS great labor ard lime saving machine TOR
l sale pg S. w. q II. TUCKER.
: 10 l3 GGw
HnT snd straw Forks.
4 LARCE E stock for sale by
y S. ". TUCKER.
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Dlacksmithing.
NILLIAM GRAHAM, on rhird, between
W Johnson a'd Exchange Streets. at the
Brick shop, wond inform The public that he is
prepared to do all kinds Of BLAcKsMIrHisG in Z
neat, durable and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod rieh'. From bis long and constant rrac-
tice in this branch oi the business he fa'iers
himself tha, he cannot be excell.d BY any one in
the country. lie particularly solici's patronage
in this line.
he also offers his services as Farricr in all its
branches
May 26, 1855. d&al,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24
News from Vcnexuelae
OUR LAGUAYRA CORRESPONDENCE

IAeUBYRA, Dec. 2, 1893. 1
Don9s Of The Lslatve-P Popularity of President Aosa-
9as-Sate Of Trade, dc.
The Legislature is in session ct Caracas, and its menu
bers have proved themselves Of high order Of in
teect in making laws chasrng companies and uniting
every that tends to enrich and deveope the
resources Of the country.
President AonAgas is q sagacious good man conciliat
ing In anrers has the good 70 gain the BOD
wishes of all parties At the next Presidential ele,tion
NO apprehension Of his being ousted Ia entertained.
The islands in the Caribbean Sea ere becoming source
of the repu bic from the immense guam
ty OF guano that has been and Is being discovered.
The aspect of affairs both commercially and politically
is the improving scale. Business Is gradually get
ting better and the cholera has nearly dssp pe.sed
produce from the interior is coming To- in greater sbun
dance than has been expected. The crap Is large but
the quality ia rather rior to former crops however
the in quantity viii make up for the deficiency in
quality :,
As regards the markets, prices unchanged, with
the exception Of hces which scarcer snd Of course
deafer.
No American vessels in this port The bark Th0ms
Dallett safed yesterday for Philadelphia.
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HobOlkon City News

SCHOOL ExAHNAnoNs.-The usual examinations before
the holiday vacation Of the schools Of Hob oxen
took place Friday, In the Public School building in
Garden street. Invitations had been extended 70 the
clergy the city authorities and citizens generally and
abont one hundred persons present Mayor Wright
were commenced At haifpss nina O'Clock and closed at
hafpsst About $50 Of the pupils were In attend
The exercises passed Of with credit the sachsrs
ard pupils and elected the prAise Of those present Ad
dresses made by Rev Mr. Bruce and Rev. Mr. Burr
They directed their emaris chiefly TO ae parents Of the
pupils and 10 the friends Of education. Mr.. Edmund
Cbsres the Superintendent Of Schools addressed both
parents and children in m appropriate manner He
ended the children for their pr ogress In education
and spoke Of he good influence upon school resulting
from the attendance Of vsters upon these occasions He
pointed the objects for which they had been invited 10
ba present and thanked them for their response II has
good influence upon the Of education; It demon
stIates TO the children that they cared for It en-.
the teachers, and results frequently sugres-
tors 10 the Board Of Education for improvements He
remarked that the a.endsyce 49, con- but
q small proper ton Of the 28I children between ave and
eighteen years Of age in the city. This may be account.
cd for to extent by the proximity Of New York the
schools Of which city Of the children Of Hoboken
attend, There also private fchoos which are At
tente- ty considerable number Of pupils. Many chill
drep Iequi ed fer business pursuits after twelve years
u age which prevent their attendance There are many
however, who not thus employed who ought to be
intuced TO attend to The means Of education.
VEST HosoKES.-A proposition to obtain a village
charter is favorsbJ sgiiated among the citizens Of
West Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24

SUICIDE OF AN ARTIsT III SHooTN0.-Ccroner ODounell
held inquest yesterday, 1t the house Of Mr.. Birch
No 173 East Eighteenth street. upon the body Of James
W Glass artist Of some note e psinter), who
mi!ted suicide by shooting himself In the head with
pistol The deceased was Last seen alive about ten
O'Clock Saturday morning. His not coming to the
dinner tea table excited the suspicious Of the
pants Of the house. who forced his bedroom eoor open
when their worst Suspicious were confirmed. The de-
ceseed lay on the hesrthrug while around him was
deep pool Of blood Beside him was pistol which had
evidently been used In the commission Of the rash act
Dr. O'Hanon made post morton examination upon the
body OF the deceased and found the ball lodged IN the
substance Of the brain No be sscrioed for
the act the deceased was In good health and circum
stances. He arrived from Europe In the Attain
tic on the 30th ult, whsre be had bean on . visit
Mr. Glass resided in Hartford Conn., and also In Balti
more, Md, fer many years. bis paintings have been
much admired, and always brought high price. Do
ceased Was native Of England and forty years Of
age. Verdict, death BY suicide"
FATAL AcuDxNr.-Corons- Wilhelm held An inquest ct
the New York Hospital upon the body Of boy fourteen
years Of age, named Alloys Appenhiem who died from
fracture Of the skull and left thigh accidentally resolved
BY falling from second story window of house No 81
William street. the 21st inst Verdict Accidental
death" Deceased was native OF Belgium.
FATAL ACCIDENT WHILE HUNnKG-Coroner wilhelm also
held inquest ut No. 60 Cannon street. upon the body
of named John McCaldH, who died from tho effects
Of gun shot wound received few days ago while hunt
ing Long Island The charge with which the gun was
loaded lodged In the thigh, producing deadly wound
from the effects OF which be died on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24
Brooklyn City News.

THE FIRE ON sATuRpAY.-The FIRE in the house Of Rolin
ssnord, Exq, on the corner Of Perrepont and Henry
streets, on Saturday last, the Of much more
damage than at first supposed. The from top to
bet'em are all greatly damaged and valuable library
was destroyed The bert portion Of the furniture,
statuary and pictures were however, saved The loss
is estimated at from SIS 900 to $40 060 insured AZ fol-
lsws-New York City Company % COO Fulton Company,
5000: Howard Company, $4,000 AID Long Island
Company, 81 800 On the afternoon of Saturday Ore
occurred IN the house Ct Robert Hicks, corner Of
Cranberry and Henry Streets which originated in the
safe frtm the light of lamp Some private papers we're
de'troyed but nothing elre was injured. On Saturday
night Gre was discovered In the third story Of the At
lsntc glass works. fronting State street. by the
fire left In one Of the furnaces The watchmen about
the premises, and Others succeeded In extngush
ing the flames before they had time to make much
progress.
TIE FIRE DuARrRsr.-M the last meeting Of the
Brooklyn Common Council the report Of the special CON-
nittee, recommending that Engine Companies Nos g.
and be eisbanded for dissrderly conduct and fight
ing, were brought up and voted down. resolution
was then adopted BY which the engines to BE- return
cd to their respective companies The engines have nc
been out Of service for upwards Of three months II Is
understood however, that the Mayor wiz veto the action
of 4 he Roa-d
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