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step and 0saAI
1SMBs eenustbsn IRE aow prspafsa 70 a1scaDoaats
= ~ YsAhs wish ehsiss irssh stool VI Ysotly
esssstss = thsF zee st:rsea sAssssass Of ~ -
Ws via nos esass II sar lsAg sxpssisase In this
sssanesss aes prooiss 70 sell ycs iswss thaa any
other Asaas, (ss u asasi With nsw stses bat oan
sesafs 20 thAe whatever Jon paseAass II - you
viii as1 $50 ed fresh, God Halter earselvss Vie
l.sss vii =: vary .sse fro. ossss ss.ss' list
All eeas ParsAassd II ~ will - delivered 70 any
pAst q ~ sity promptly, f vqsisSa.
Amoaess oes stock may Be found the following:
RIO, JAVA, LA0UAikA AND MOCHA OOrREB,
k.psrial. fesnE iiyssa, Gan Powder, oelosg, 80
osA's srs1sef TkAs: ~ fresh and good.
Csashsd, 01asiaed, Powdered, Loaf, sad N. Orleans
BUND1IES.
Allspiss, Pepper, Cloves,
Mase, Nutmeg, Ginger,
varisassd Soap, Cnnencs. I.disc,
Cattle - G. G. Soda, Sal Sods,
Palm 6.H. AsiAasss, vineDAy,
Adamsass Candies, Batss Coass, Lard OH,
Mould Yeast Powder, Hacking.
se.s- x M... G.. 1.s.s c e.,s.s''
Manila bedoords, Hies. h.
W. bsys also received . part Of our BAltinoss
gods, - vh0h W invite yosr attention bsiag al
new and 4issst from the maauiactory. This ses-
sists of kaspbesry, Blackberry, Qainos, Bed Cur
rsak Appie and Strawberry JELLY, II Quart, pint
asd Nat glass jan. splendid Assortmsnt u pas
-, pa sp IL cas-. hsrnstriesl!y ssaisd. sad
warranted "a retain THAR AAvog. Lo6sssn aaA 0ys.
tsrs, 10 aaA tvs poaad ems. Also AsaSiy every
Other sstisIs usualV kept in Asst class tsmuy
0rossfy. Call ard see. No trouble to show goods
aev1o-a1n 9. ". Pk9DUk q co.
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CHEAT ATTKACTION
At The Il
IMRIE CIY PIN ritu

At The
"NIMBL SIXPH E!!"
AM nov receiving heavy stock OF sgASoHAsLx
j eooDs, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not secondhand goods; but fresh snd nies. A
good assortment and large lot, to suit all kinds
u Customers.
There ara three things to be in traang
one 10 to have the right kind Of goeds; another II
accommodating salos'nen. Ny ho.ssa pos:sss III
these requirements and certainly thsre 10 The place
WINTER 1 Suck consist. In par, Of IL. fol-
lowing DslAines, solid and figured debAiss, neri-
nos, lastres, pi.ids in.sys ginghsns, cloths, o.s-
ainsrss, caainets, tweeds, jeans Canton fannsls,
WOOL 0Aanels all colofs, opera hAnnels, wool con-
forts, hoods, nitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
WOOL shirts ANA drawers domssties, Blue and brown
tckngs, shsstingS hatA and caps, boots aud shoes,
and every thing usually found In the dry goods d.
pxrtment. And In connection with the above,
have large stock u C9OcksRy WA1x. Having
recently recruited my stock, can Offer superior
indaoemcnls Ia this Hue. Also, good assortment
u choice FAMILY GROCERIES; ia fact, every
thing in IL uesehandiss line, and il there Is any
article cAnnot farnish, We can toll yoa where to
Ja.t drop in Il the "NIMBLE sIxPENCE, J" aud
lGok at those New Goods, which haye not bsea on
hand since the year II Affords ~ pleasure ~
| show nice goods. You will mad them at
"os.,sal~ ). 5. siLIisSs.
MiilSnery asa Eancy 0osAs.
ATTENTION, LADIES!
| r WOULD respectfully Gail tho attention u The
| ! Lsais. Y ny large aaa .sli selected steck 81
FAllana WiAser 1900, Which an ell :. Cinsls;
| vslsst BenAstsi Aisoy : splssdid aaesreneas =
| Ribhous FioVegs, Aad IsathAU, ee)eeted with nfao
ears. Yea whl And everything II The 4illiAssy -
fashioa. an siso prepared = 10 Ali work IN :,
businoss n the shortest uvtioo, onOh - iinlna fi
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BILL HEADS,
RECEIPTS,
SHIFTING BILLS,
DRAFTS,
CHECKS,
CIRCULARS,
DRAY TICKETS, /,
BLANKS,
NOTES,
LABELS,
REGISTERS,
Railrsad and Steamboat Printing |
OF ALL KINDS,
Mammoth Fosters,
And every style Of printing In
FANCY Oo1oR0.
ora YAciLrruss sos
BOOK WORK |
OF every kind
ARE NOT SURPASSED.
q a II ID q!
By THE MILLION!
We have in constant ar.rration ons NJ
s. ?, RUGGLES' CARD PRESSES,
Which enables us to
Print Cards Faster q Better
THAN AMI OFFICE IN TIE CITY.
We can furnish Cards Of every size, shape an
color On tho SHORTEST NOTICE.
This being the LARGEST Printing establishment
In the city, ve can promise pronpsnsss in tbs exc
euiion oil orders
Remember 70 call At TaE GArs cirr jon osr,cE.
!. q. HOWELL 4 Co.. PropTs.
J. ". DulAszAm, Foemsn.
IOWA STATE FAIR FOR 1855.
FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPL 0 MA
AWARDED TO
THOMAS CURTIS,
No. 10 Main Street, Ksok,Ik, IoUd,
For Paintings. 1ugravtuss. &c.
T RESPECTFULLY invite attention to ny new
PICTURE GALLERY,
Which 10 nov opsn ~ the public, and whore maybe
found some Of the very Finest
PICT URES
published In this country or in Europe.
PIC TURE FRA MES,
r.. "a on'n.a'ed in .yssy s '.yl lsr, Business
oet9Sd No. 70 Asin-st.
TX nnEHY. LLOYD D. sIxrson
HICKEY 4 sIMPaON,
RIAL ESTATE BROKRRs, COLLECTORS,
A ND Investing AGENTS, postoGics Building
"A tupstairy) Ksokuk. Iowa. All Notarial bas-
- promptly and sarsfally transaetsd. Titissss-
amined.
Charles PA.soa., Esa., Banker, Keokuki
A. 1. Dening Co.,
Gen, III. r. Reid,
Ford. 0svhan Ford. !"
d. w. kilbourne. Esq., -
Aeesr, Rtcklin Lucas, -
Hsssrs. Rankin Miller, Attorneys,
We respectfully inyits thOss AesireSs Of isvsstna
seine Of the most desirAble property In kseksk
which W eesr ON the most favorable terms.
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tYrN<TaD-X Hose aad Lea = v411I - r
w szsAaAss Tor dry goeds. Address kn0kvn
hsoseA - fssteaa. tssDs9A
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ou6AR Kettles frpn 70 - gaiiens Ovens and
y Lids odd Lids SkiIlets and lids, aassTssd east
iron Tea Kettles lapansd Trunks PaAdiaS and
Rice Moulds scolIoped Ard plain csks Pans; Tsa
Canister "a uars and round assorted Lard kAnPs
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, shsst iEon snA cop
per work done promptly, In the vsy ssss 1ssns,.
septi3d COMSIOCk bkOAhAAS.
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ARGDs 1lE6V0kQs, 4
% aais - TTLIiNaHAsI, LANE 8 DU1L,
eetSl-d 0noe ~ Dvsadaxs.
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E1o1onoo 1giGh&ingalo.
vlyHE HfNn0x AND INST PIN DMnD RuSslA
i IRON
SELR.RIGULALIN0 STOVES
ever eGlgsAtD 1Ais sity, fssn angsnalr 49, ~
sssss. 1avaals q BRIDGE nkO1hE 1E ~.
81 moln-e1. 3aokuk. W.b.UV014 (
sSn1 9a11wA M u sADaAG
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JARANED WARE.

r ARD Lamps, candle sticks, sugar bowls, Nsne
IL lamps, moiassee cups, dredge boxes, duss pans ;
gratcrr, sugar aud cake boxes, ". h. trunks, sea
eanisters, all sixes, grocery do, toy caps ana 49,
ket sand boxes bill head cases, culieuders, letter
niers all Of which We will selliow ct 10. 3D..
.en,iad CuMSTOCK BnO.
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WANTED.
A CoMFOKTABLE Dwelling House, for which /
"A will pay good price, and make pay ments "a
suitthe parties.
sept5d VIM. II. AUSTIN
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WA.h. AUSTIN c.h. ALDeRs.
WIN. II. AUSTIN Il CO.,
WHOLESALE ROGERS, PRODUCE DEALERS, 1
Coaaission Merchants,
No. 100 Main street., lows,
Bept5-d
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II 111zRpft0 "a TIs q Passisa. s. -
nov cAV1 1 DAgL1x.
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( N all kinds kept constantly on hand and Il
~ ssie--Oats, Corn Chop feed Bran, Shorts
Shipstuh, &c-, at the City Mills Store.
scpt5-d w. II. AUSTIN i co.
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PHILADELPHIA, July I-Arr brig Castil.~a, PMkiam.
Work schrs Chas Tunnel Smith, Nassau, Mp William
Is a: MeAmon Cumberland Nc; Aaane Howes and Ella
Newburyport Niagara, Kelley Providence; Martha Hail.
Sorer Calais Hume, Phnney NBetord Elate, Faconire
hudson; 3 W Ponder, Eingswortn, Port Chester
Below slip Northand, from Liverpool brig Gov Brown.
from CienfuegDs.
Cid steamer kennebcc, Hand N3csk briggs Hannah' BaaS
Keen Boston; Hobart Jordan, Psrland schrs RoA
smith; Alkaline Iowes, xssd l. Child Nckerson W
Ponder, Eingswcrth, PORT Chester; Mume Phnney Hyu1
mis- vel Fall River
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Of his privileges IS ma.ls.,se Inc parties appeared

Of his privileges a magistrate The parties appeared
by counsel. The Alderman was represented by N. r.
Waving the Corporation Attorney and the Captain by
Judge Moore. number Of ". theses were called,
who testified in substance follow 0n the night of
the 9th june republican mass ing was being held
in the City Hall Park. number Of persons disturbed
tho proceedings by cheering for Tllmo re- hootng and
making other noisy demonstrations Al. terman Walsh
himself testified TO having cheered for Fillmore. The
Chief OF Police noticed a young man named Babcock
whose ne thought tended create dist He
arrested him and locked him up in the cells alderman
Walsh came into the station house, at the request OF
citizen, for the purpose of releasing the prisoner. He
took position behind the Captains desk asked the
81 the prisoner the charge against him. AMI de-
handed that he should be brought before him. lie took
hold of papers for the purpose of preparing bail
bond when Captain Sath requested him 10 leave stating
the time that the place he was in private.
Repeating he request to leave the Captain took the Alder
by the shoulders and conducted him outside oil the
railing
The submitted without summing up and the
Board went into secret session to deliberate After seye
raj hours consideration, the Board adjourned without
dsuigng the decision 1t has leaked out however, that
the charges against Captain Smith sustained by
vote Of II to TO- and 1t then decided by about tho
same vote that the matter should be dropped where IL
was and that the captain should not be suspended from
his office.
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The Yonkcrs, N. u Examiner heretofore an indepen-
dent journal has announced its intention support Colo
mel Fremont for the Presidency.
The free soers of Vermont have adopted the nomina
tons of the American party State Convention aud have
conceded to the party the organization Of the State
government They have formed an electoral ticket, how
ever in which they ognize the nominations of Fremon
and Dayton.
call for meeting for the purpose of forming FIRE.
mont club in Rochester is published in the papers, signed
by two hundred young in that city.
The 81. Louis Republican says-Events now ranspiring
in Missouri, make it exceedingly desirable that the
people should know the exact relation between the Know
Nothings and the Benton party-no much with refer
far Mr. Benton concerned is already settlcd-he will
be beaten by large maority-but more particularly with
reference the election Of two Senators next winter.
Mr. Wines the Know Nothing candidate for Congress in
Major Phelps district has declined in favor OF Emerson
the Benton canddate-and it is said that arrangement
will be made, in due time, between Mcssrs Perryman
and Stevenson running against SAM Caruthers, with re-
ference to the Senatorial election of next winter
Tie Springfield american up the Fillmore flag
Cd inst and died the next day.
Abiding 10 the statement that Col Fremont Is a slave
holder, the editor Of the Milwaukee Free Dsao1a says
We state. the authority Of John c. Fremont himself
that he never owned slave, and was always opposed
the practice OF holding slaves and resolved early
life to be implicated in the business Of buying,
selling holding and chattes. This
had from the lips OF both John c. Fremont and his
accomplished lady
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nassau WATER CompSY.--In the Brooklyn Common
Council last evening" Communication was received from
Carson Brevoort Esq Secretary a the Nassau Water
conpnny, asking that the maps, drawings, &C. in the
possession Of the city should be handed to the com
many and that the city should supply also two safes for
me uso Of the directors. This revived in all
~ yirulepce the discussion between those ia favor Of
and those against tho water works. remarked by
alderman Kalbneisch exceedingly strange that Com
papy 10 which the city had just subscribed one million
three hundred thousand dollars should ask the city 70 sup
Div the m with SAFES and Aid Fowler objected 10 giving
without guarantee papers which had cost the city
sck 600 10 company not Of the ossesble directors
III which had signhcd hts acceptance. Alderman Ban.
nett bereupon remarked that well known that she
comfeny In fact the city and only held the money,
and would hold the papers, safes NC 10 rust until next
session Of the legislature when the city will, by o5tan.
mo a new act, take the work upen Themselves This
provoked a reioinder in which the company stig.
a,ized AZ tbogus and several passages exciting
,hen elegant took place between mcmbe rs The Water
commissioners were finally directed 70 loan Ae article
urou obtaining proper receipt
Tr,.t oy a CAprAN or Poucs oS THE CHARaE or lSrpa
yypayc vnH an AlpEsSAS--The Common Coancil held
meeting last evening for the purpose OF trying Captain
Joel Smith II tie First dsiriJ police the charge
assaaIing Alaes1an W. W. Walsh, While il The exercs
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CLEARED.
ship America, Bsrs'ow. Liyerpool-D A KlnesLoi
nm Batter . AIN, Amy syTSry wsIsss po,
ship Sovereign Of the sess HAM Janson, Lonion-Dun
Ship ophir. Byrne, New oriean.-Robson Fo-iics.
shp Westminster wsmacs New orlesns-sanon rfscmp-
ship Others 1lremD reeher, RIehmond-Nsyr sucken.
s so sap pr. ssss u
BRIG = Anne Or, Niberi 9aspe.Sink.n ironssies
Brig Isaiah Crr) Fitzgerald 81 John NB-J Dcalney.
Brig Ocean Traveller sargent Phisdeiphis-rhornp-on
sesr SIRIUS Dutch, Van Duyn curaooa-Maland Phelps
schr J u Tcone Pennington, Bra1o--I eager.
sehr saterly, southard Charle~,ou-Mccready, Moa
schr Ben, Henderson wllmlng'c,,-E Powell.
schr Warner, Lynch, wlming'on-Mccready, MOa
sehr y Platter. blizzard, wumes,on.J wMcxse
schr u iluniley, Hammond Bai,ImOre-Nailler Lord
scSr Eirra, Pierce. cansridse-e 1 Hatch.
schr PhenIx, sImons fal River Kenny.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Knoxville ludlow, Savannah, 50 hours, with
mdse and passengers g ) L MhshlI -.
TO Iud..m Pleasure on inst y Az % Chin.
sSns ay ipM 81 winter Q1srer Shoals s@aasc steam
ship Stale Il Gcorgla frgm rhlslepna fer savannah
viii @sss s0d . Ps:.s.ssr' = s;i,r iiss IGN, wss
sn8 .sys cre Icehspg dnlv Juue M Ceorge Usvnas as
m%p 81 @ s G nom s Wa sgwa
and az Y I . I'VE Ewe June 10 lat 4 10 lon 40
ship tlarves queen. OF hatn ana hsr
belonging 10 the Br bark sophia 81 Yarmouth NS, who
had been in consct with ard the VI q the day
previously. The " New Orleans Tor Liverpool,
days The bars from Trspan bound 70 Boston, ~
days out With cargo of salt u wa very thick ~ the Time
of the collision The bark sunk in 10 minutes The gre
shir Risto tef Yarmouth Me- Wilson, Cardiff. june 10.
with iron, 20 n A blanchard.
ship Evelne new shinn BOSTON In ballast 70 Harbeck
Bark Crusader tsf Boston, Rich. Liserpoo ~ days
coal III Roome a smith Bowntnn From lat IS IN
a. and Ion II IN a dense fsv davs saw
ebergs ard was compelled e lay 70 AZ night 10 order
Rars Milton bradford Antwerp Flushing May Is with
nde 10 waheman Dmon 90, and "a passengers toFu
Melnoke light battling winds he entire passage, with
dense ogs June p lat A. % Ion ~ ts, large iceberg
2sh ist o. lon ~ 81 passed another iceberg 80 elise dur
another feet high 17h passed ship Vanguard from
Ilyerroe no ~ Lon 81 10 passed the
s.hr n about the decks, both gone
bowspr lying the fore1ase appeared " have been
row white ribbons round cabin There ssve.
raj barrels apparently hs barre floating in tie main hatch:
Sic lad an Inc appearance u beng fishing s.hooner
Park ynta tcl Bostonl Hall csdi2, May H. % 5h
hsw hence ssr BerIouda o. hours day BOARDED
fra lewis Bruce twtlev o. Provinccon Capt Cook wha
.erored IN he boarded twi cav schr Rard
rrovincetewn having in TOW prize sehr not known
laden VITA lluuor casks. was making for New York
Bark Ismpghtsr tof boS onD Payne Gouenberg Nay -
Bark Young Rsppbno oi Portland Libby csrdenas jun
rris FIor Dkngrs porp 81 Anizo, s,rura western Z,
iaI az Y days with sali and passengeIs 70 order
Prig James Crosb tof Searspor CLIFFORD gnayana- Pr
June ia with srgs aud moasses ~ Natahle Reynal
Rrig Cen, DogFens Matblas with lumber v Bref Sou
Y Go,
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schr Amelia Porb da Cunhe oporo, days, win sssn-
dy, cork, &c, to L Il Amsnck
schr Emma OBJ, Congdon sehediac 80 days. with IRON 70
G A Devote.
schr Louisa Melissa Br Besse * John NIB IA days. wiA
lumber, to Caswell a Co.
schr Mecca Andrews Musquash, NIB, IL days.
sehr Monrose Winsow Savannah, days. with cotton h.
to Sturges Chairman Co.
schr y johnson, johnson, Plymouth, NC, days
Schr Haxal, Moss, Richmond, days.
Schr David Hale, Bunnel Virginia.
Schr Bride, Lowell, Baltimore for Boston.
schr Josephine, Waterbury, Baltimore, 4 days
Schr Surf Shaw. Machias.
schr Presto, Clark Maehiss.
Schr Giraffe Jones' Mlchas.
Schr G Fletcher, Spear, Rockland.
Schr Mary Mankin Bearse Boston.
ScLr Eliza Jane, Fish, Boston.
Schr Mary I,angdon, Smonton, hondout for Boston
Steamer osoeoia, Lear Baltimore, days. In ballast Ia
master Came to this port for repairs.
Propeller Totten, Morley, Baltimore.
Propeller Beverly. perde Philadelphia.
Propeller Seneca, Chaulker, Hartford.
BELOW.
Dir bark Grace Kelly, ON Glasgow May p
Also, bark, unknown.
Wind during the day from NE TO Sc.
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Aggregate number 10 whom medical services and med.
cine rendered gratuitousy, during the month OF
Juue--naes 81 55, females, 3,450.
Natvily-27e patients were born In the United States,
and 4 Sc in foreign countries,
Partial resultz-Scni To hospital, 2ss; died, IS.
Tie principal causes OF death small pox, eruptve
few r. phihysic pulmonary.
The prevailing diseases chiefly affected the cutaneols
and respiratory systems; among the most important
were scaEatcna, measles small pox and consumption.
Form DRowSKD.-on July ith the body Of an unknown
found lying the shore Of the Hudson river,
three miles below bort lee The body perfectly
naked with black mos,achios; abou, 40 years OF age.
Further Information may be had from Abraham Carock,
Coroner Fort lee The body appeared TO have been but
a short time in the water.
How MrCu NEw York ~ WoRrH.-For some time past
citizens who real estate have been undergoing
the pleasing operation Of paying their taxes TO the Com
missloners in the new City Hall We learn that the
valuation Of the real and personal estate Of this CITY, for
the year 1885, is s517 $50 200 o. This is large in
the valuation ~ last year. when according 10
he ComIiroers report, II s4so, sss 27s-a differ.
81 $50 500 022 in favor Of this The following
Table shows the vaSc Of city property at different pc
sl25, Sis
- 10
-1ssosl.
.2o'vol,aly
lr.ta.ss f'o''so-.o
This table shows how enormously our city property
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCY.
Movements of Ocean Steamers.

star OF Tic West New July 2....... Aspnwan
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABIl-from Charleston 18th and 9TH due Havana
ana TN From Havana l0h aud 18th dee at New York l7tt
Earfar CRY On Nrw aaANApA-From New York nth ar
irving At havan. III AMI NOV Orleans 18th From New Or
leans Bib Havana 9Th, due AZ New York 18Th
QrAKrR CrrY-fron New OF each month, arriving
at Havana sh. and Mobile sh. IRON Mobile 18th, Hayans
When above dates fa on Sunday steamers win san
Monday. They leave New Orleans A. 81 uds
viii admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be OF value 70 those having correspond
in the Past
Tho mail Southampton the 4th and 18th OF eahc
month, and
Arrives Gibraltar abont ths oh and 18th Of month.
Arrives AT NJ IA about the lth and 3hh OF same mpnih.
Arrives o. Alexandria about The lan q AMI sh OF fo
lowing month.
sbou, the 9th list Of ard h 9th OF
Arrives = Aden about the 2s,a 2eh OF and 10Th
grih Of following month.
Leaves Aden about sh ,7 aud DAG Of arr
val for Bombay. and lin 10 JHn for China. Nc
Indian Navy arrives At Bombay about the 81 10 5h
and 18th 10 2lst Of The following mouth.
r. and %. Point Gale about he ssh
TN and ri to 81 OF following month
steamer has already arrived which he mat Oh
Arrives Il Puio Penang about tho lh or iJh and zoh 90
Arrives singapore sbou, the lh iGh and ,si
Leaves Singapore about IL hours snes arrival
Arrives at Hong houg about the Id CO 2sn and st OF ION
sifollowinr morsh.
Leaves next LAY for ShAnchae.
Two Enphnd-one the sth aud nsh n each
noth-yia Marsolns and arrive at Alexandria about the
same time as the southampton mail
Aqppioge. asi tsi~, s~enri for Ne NEW Yoax HERALD
should u ssdisd
>ee,~..e>e~.,y-~~.~~>.-~~-
ALsAsAc Tos yoKx-rsn
BRs.......... IS noor SITS. eve III "
SOS sErs........... - HOS vArxa morn IL III
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1855.

his entire duty when the path that leads TO II plain
that ''the wayfaring man, though fool could not
therein Is q contamination that very certain
mover be realized am very truly yours,
NJ VAN buren,.
To Messrs. Murphy, Shepard Fowler, Kelly, Wheean,
Purdy and others, Committee Of Arrangements OF the
Tammany Society.
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This table shows how enormously city property
Increases value year after year. But st these figures
sllaeous property i really worth more than u
rated at A. general lng value property al
low "a figure. and II least one third may be safely
sddedto the above given. Good Judges thnk the
real and personal property IN New York cannot fall short
Of nine hundred millions Of dollars. The tax levy Of this
year will fall little short u six million dollars.
FAraI ArTRAY At Tryou On the evening Of Friday
last fatal ARRAY occurred at Tvo IN Dutchcss county
II appears tia, old grudge existed between Gideon Mar
Tin and William Ellis the latter had frequently threaten
"a 10 XII Martin The parties met Friday evening,
when Pills chased Martin with knife Martin fearing he
would be killed struck Ellis violent blow the head
win a bar OF iron killing him almost Instantly. Martin
gyc himself up The authorities, but was discharged
after examination.
WOMAN NEARIy BURNED TO DEAm LAST NIgHr.-Infor.
nation was received at the Chiefs Office late last night that
ere occurred at 421 Third avenue AMI young woman,
named Morris burned in dreadful manner that
IA + supposed she will die. The bed caught IRE from a
candle soon after the lady had retired for the night
Boar Rsu.-Quite an exciting rowing match came OF
yesterday morning between The boats james Buchanan,
rowcd by Thomas Welsh, and Captain Vessels, rowcl
Nv Michael Culley for s25 side. the distance rowed
WIS from a stake boat on the Battery around Kills.
Island and back 10 the place &c starting; the
handsomely won By Welsh coming in 10 the stake boat
nearly half mile head taking into consideration the
wind being very fresh at the time, the time made by
Welsh he beiLlRn amateur, was remarkably 9uick-s-
lance three miles, time twenty nine minutes.