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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

New ESoiYK HousE.--The COMMITTEES on Public
Grounds and Buildings Of the jersey City 20 nmoa TIM
house for Hoe Company No In the Tbd WId INC ag b
ns IL 10 be Of brick, - feet front and 20 feet aeeh
tost 4 zoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
THE ELECTION IN WARREN CoUNTY-MAS KILLED
BY THE BURSTING OF A CANNON.

To the EdtO, Of XheN. y. Tibun&
SIR: observe that in the statemeu. copied fon -
Jerrey PAPER you have put down Warren CoSoy -
having gone Democratic, &c. Please conecs ~ ~.
ire that the opposition have elected MowrsL "a
Senator, two ofthe three Members Of AssemD , v.,v
almost their Sheriff. The "UeioA men nv s,umoS
iubilsrt over this result, az this Is the
ever achieved in this stronghold Q, - Creyeirs Wa
~, 20 b ss,a Ss while essssns
n hs sto oy .aS 81 last evening T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
A man named James Gslisghsr,

Supprx DYArH.-A man named James Gstseher.
redns in vack Jersey City fill dad In the door q
his bou,e Wedn afternoon He was 0vine ms hoass-
hold Goods 30 N.wYof in company with his family vs.
jut leaving the house. whsD he suddenly fell sDd expired
NV INC neps Justice Bedford viewed the body and wss
dtsmned that spopexy the cause Of DEATH Decesee
leaves a wife and four children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

EARLY CLOSING The principal dry-goods mse
jewellers and others IN the Eastern Dc have sgee
TO their during the Winter except on Bee
urday evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
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I'VE WANT WORK.

Jsmes O'Hare, VIM. Hsnley, Patrick d ,uuelly
Thomas Quinlan, Patrick Devine and Peter Levine
were appointed to get up the banner.
There were drbs.s of meetings through the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THy SEA yIEw MURDER CASE The Argument On
the application Of Jsmes r. Donneny, convicted Of tho
uarcer # Alfred s. Moses, for new trial, sex cow
Er Wednesday Of neat week in the Supreme Court At
1reIt0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

A GALLANT CowHIDED BY WOMAN "A singular
affair, which has given rice to good deal OF scandal
occurred yesterday afternoon in Broadway. About
Ii O'clock handsome carriage drove up to the curo-
stone at the corner of Monis street and Roadway,
Just above the Bowling Green, when a fne looking
young woman sprang to the sidewalk and c)llared
gentleman who was passing. He was apparently very
uuch excited, and attempted TO release HIMSELF bat
she held him with iron grp, and, drawing short,
stout gu.ta percha whip from the folds OF her robe,
dashed him over the head and face without mercy lie
roared out Justify, and with desperate effort
wrenched himself loose; but she sprang
after him again, and catching him by the
skirts Of his coat renewed the cas:igation. Every
blow sturg 10 the quick, and brought up lvd vale,
csusing the victim to wrthe and yell with pam, 10 tue
Infinite amusement of q large crowd of bydander'.
At length her vengeance sstated the lady gathered
all her strength for finishing stroke, aud oosng her
Iold brought down her whip with force that sent the
unhappy gallant spinning along the sidewalk. AT the
next moment, she was in her carriage and dashing
Up Broadway at hesdlong speed. The unf'rtuna'e
fellow fled in the opposite direction amid the jesrs aud
nerrimept of the mob and took refuge 10 the South
aupton and HAVE steamship Office, No Z Broadway.
Who the lady ws, our reporter could not learn nor
her wrorgr. He could only ascertain that she was
very elegantly atred in black, appeared to be young
end was hsnd.ome, somewhat above the medium s|s'
and that hes had followed the young in her caas'
from the upper part Of Broadway. Her vehicle vase
very stylish concern lined with blue sstin' go. up
regardless Of expense, and her goodman wore aoue
and silver livery. The hsckmen in the vlaai'y ~e'o
in ecs,aes with her horses end declared tna. 'aey
pair of spanking bsys, nearly as aigao''odTa
their mitiess. As to ii recipient o. Der 'a'o''
vs,ously affirmed that he was both "a sna 81" y.
but all concur in saying tina. be wa. OF eark 60 ~
pexiop snare 6pure and well dressed that be wore
very stylish mous,ache, and was altogether ~ns' "
termed q. very nice young man" His name new,
ever, could not be obtained. Alter roin"'ni's ~ s
steamship Office all the at encon be left a. toe ops'
Of business hours with the clerks, eKalo'fios mas
about his face which vii require him to keep Snsiy I"
lesst for season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

ELECTION OF CITY TREAsrRER.-A spei ~.
Of the Jersey City Common Council . b. nsa I
:, shch an election 10 fill the vacant Tes'"eIs.p
"a, Tive st,empts hsve slresdy ten made II we
10 20 6ll this vacancy but without success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
IAdyerfi.emant.i

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-The new In
dian Drama Wetamo - the sterling Drama Of The Orange
G veoice" ard the Comedets Of The Perecue Det.
ed th ourshing 70 Nfesr.
III the aston isbns truly wonderful ss Of the "Ams
can Actobsts" 90 early IL you wish good Plsee All the
fsyortes Of the psny sppssr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

Posr.OFFIcE CHANGE.-Ths Postmaster Genera
has sppoined Provost Postmaster At 0reea Point In II
Seventeenth Ward, vice DR.. J. X. snei, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

DrxocRArrc ComxrrrEI.-A meeting q the Dem
ccruiic" General Com nirtee wac held as' e'.n''s
Taumsny Hsr, to make arrangement t'' noa'ns 'ue
primary elections to choose delegates T" ',e Guy
mating conventions. There was very large a'teha
suce. Mayor Wood moved tha' the cub oonnl''ss
teec..d to epor upon the method Of hOli0g the PR
marer, be discharged; but the motion was '"st' ana
the sub cou uttee ordered report IN fa On MONDAY
eveIipE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
Advertisement.
FREDRICKs's TEMPLE or ART,

Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
adie., ent, apes Centlemee's entrsnos,
No ss1 broadway No. 5s5 Brosdwag.
Photosrsphs Hsotypss Dsguereotypes aud Ambrotypee
Prices and warranted satisfactory visit End esa
Of the productions " this magnificent essblisameat
respectfully solicited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

VIOLATION OF ORDINANoEs.-Inspector StrauG
shows by his monthly report that about eighty
been arrested IN October cting without censs spupg
dirt in the streets driving upon the sidewalks and similar oE
fenes OF the whole number, sbsut half fined ~
sums varying five da and the remainder repri
msnded snd discharged. About the number arrested
the m onth previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

THANKSGIVING Gov. Newell OF. Ssw.Jessey bes
~; n,oelsmston appointing THURSDAY the ''a Of NO
,.' mt., a. = dsy Of Tt snkssiviDs and Prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

AsorHER ELECTION RIorER Al Inshmsp, named
john Cafrey, was arrested yesterday, charged with
,io,ipg on election day. Officers May and Ases. Al
the Twentieth Precinct nsde affidavit against Csfr,v
charging him with melting 10 riot aud throwing ssoss
q, Officer Lloyd. 1t is alleged that Csdfey co,sse-
ton with other persors, rescued prisoner from the
custody Of Otter Lloyd, after which the disordeshss
fell upon and badly beat the officer Justice Davisos.
before whom the accused wss taken. committed hin
to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

The CITY RAILROAD CohPANY.--The Directors q
the Brooklyn City Rsirosd Com have reduced the
the doctors and drivers employed their IRON
81 TO per day. The reduction went Into effect on hs
lat inst attempt the Of their employees
u sds months since, but failed In consequence VI
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

THE WING PARTY-A meeting Of Americans W.
held in Jors street Wednesday evening. at which
absndon their present party and organise
Young Mems Wing General Committee Wing principles wers
declared TO be their rsllying cry for the future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

Mrs. CUYNISGHAa's BAn.-An order was entered
on Thursday msrnDg at the General Term OF the Su'
preme Court allowing Mrs. Cunningham to remain on
bail until her trial. but requiring her presence at any
term of the Court, at any Circuit to which she may
te summoned The trial will take place mex. ruesiay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

FATAL FALL FROM AScTFoLp-Yesterdsy morn
ilg about 10 o'clock, Maurice Cox house sod crns-
mt ntsl painter went to the drug store No 100 Pesd
street for the purpose Of doing some lettering upos ths
wall Of the third story. A scsffod was erected, but
before the arrangements for business eli osu-
pleted, Mr.. Cox unfortunately slipped from the sosf
folding ard preciptssd head foremost TO the sdo
walk, and almost instantly killed The rsmsins
taken into the drrg store and the Coroner nod
fed to hold irquett. Tee deceased lived 10 Bed
ford ave,ue, Brooklyn, where he has len widow and
one child. Mr. Cox was IS years Of sge and native
OF ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

CHANGE OF OPERA.-Ths opera tonight at the
Academy will be Semiramide, instead OF Rtgo1efta
Mad. Frezzolina being still ndisposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
,,r ar Fp,rp.-A man calling himseIf Wet

Ar-,upr At FRAID.-A man CtDIng hImfeH W 81
u,ek ordered Of large carpet hn 10 Murray street
y,I supply Of csIpens for the City HOTEL hewst.
., baut COO The carpets laid Out for o.
% md mss sent New York 10 measure the rooms =
~ r., when il was discovered that the Transaction wss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

A1tyetp ArrrNpr TO KrLL.-About IL o'clock on
Wednesday light man named CHARLES Hoes "eas =.
board Of the steamship City Of Baltimore, ng pc
No Al, North River, to vi.t come pcqusntanceS ar
While e,joyirg himself 10 the mess'room' pi''',
bands wa discharged either by accident OF s''zu'
THE shot from tie wesptn took ehec. upon 'ne Pc
son Of one Of the patty, named Maine" my -,
jurrg bin severely, bit not da'gerOcs!. lus S'
wss extracted by the slips surgeon, aud ,lo rou"S's
uso il doing veil Captain Tansun ana o"''' -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

Ten WRITING LESSONS OF ONE Hour EACH
FOR siCasses day and evening Names must b. resster~t
this week st OLIVER Il. 0oLDsSirH's,
No. 500 Broadway, corner Of Frankinst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

TIVE BOARD OF EDucATIoS.-Tbis body held
meeting ye.,,d.y snrIuOon Mr. Bssls In the chair Tho
Committee Finance reported in favor Of drawing
for tescLtIy aud ofcer which adopted The
monthly bills for ths1efent schools presented and
deIed 70 be paid shortly after which the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

SwISDLISG.-Yesterdsy afternoon Maurice Las.
dentist residing No ms Canal street ARRESTED
With having defauded David Lu,sbergher Oernsn
out fslsc and fraudulent
Lssner appears. adyrti.ed for clerk and the savefss
by Lu..besshe alleged that toe DEE
repres. he going 10 extensive etso
ment No "a Park place where be would import Aces aad
embr ideries of the Costly hind that he bad cah ca
tai Of $1,000 which deposited with Mosns BAuia
Saunders bankers of No "a EXCHANGE place He artAss
per onh providing he would leave deposit b. wsJ OF
security Lutzbehe believing the representation Of Lsssse
clerk Some considerable time elapsed but no sssrJ
forthcoming Mr. began to get uneasy, and eventually ~
covered that he the victim OF misplaced confidence lie
then tiled beck his sos but found this impo,sbe
ISssner bad no "funds hand" Afer consulting With
fri. the Essex Market Police Court and preferred
complaint sgsint Lassner. Justice Brennan before whom
the sesused " taken committed him 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

HIGHWAY RonnERY-The police Of the Fifth Pro
cinc yesterday morning arrested John Flanagan and
Mary QUIZ charged with highway robbery by Mr.
Mary Graham. keeping cgsr store at No. lS Resds
street II ia alleged that Wednesday evening t1An-
pigan ard Quinn into her store and made pte-
Mediate assault upon her and then robbed her OF VI
which size had in her pocket Mrs. Graham was bacty
beaten. Justice Osborn. before whom the accused
were taken, committed them TO prson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

THIRD RKGIMEsr HUs ,Rs.-By brigade orders this
regiment will parade in full Uniform on Tue'day the
10Th day of November. The rendezvous will be with
in Madison Park, at o'clock p. III.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

E@-rhe following is portion of dia-
?egus y1i.a the Independent Press says
occurred II Williamsport one day last
week:
Flits Naa.--There's no use arguing the
matter with M. Cu4 You know that 1od
Sc. a marx on Cain, and that mark, believe,
was black sin and that settles tue question
the negroes must be sleyes-they are Cain
Cge~You read the Bible, believe, sir
". N-Yes, indeed. ! know II about i
Cu8-Well, then, who were stTed in the
ark Auybody bat Noahs famIy2
~. N.-Sobody elsel
Cuf.-Thea ell Gains descendants must
have oeen drowned, and you and are ot
the same faRlyl Now, which has the pest
right to ensaTe The other?
although the wnite man "kneW e4 aoou'
It." he was At the cad of his scripture 4eaf
AT this point oae of those men VINO ny rom
oppression in Europe, and wao, after a warm
and fraternaI welcome from US, are mean
enou ID 10 become adyecates CT oppression
here offered TO pnt in bis word, the negro
quickly settled mn with,
.sWnv, you say that you came 70 America 70
get free from the heel OF the tyrant OIL yoaI
cwn neck, and row you are not ashamed 70
hslp u worse o2pres5Jr here 70 pat lis nee! on
mine !'
1t is bat justice 10 remark tha: our European
friend did lock ashamed. We nope the shame
may YORK a reform.
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r ALL r O A D,

only few rods from the Depot, and is always
open for customers and all who wish to save
rs per cent. in purchasing the necessaries o!
life for it is the only place in town where
you can expect to have !ittEe change left after
purchasing your necessary supplies, notwith-
standing the common assertion Of every one
that they sell cheaper than their neighbors,
We dom: boast of selling goods al or below
cost, b.. we have adopted as our standard to
" Lave and Let Ltpe,' and to sell as cheap as
the cheapest; for when people advertise to
sell below co5t, yqn may easily Conclude that
they are only = throwing out bait" Ia order
that the people may know what we keep to
Seel, we will enumcrate few Of the most lm=
nnrtant arLIcies.
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PLOUGkz, LOON AND ANV1L,
1msri:aq fafMsrs' Wagaziqs, aaS
MECHANICS GL4J..
Edited and Published by J. 4. Nash
ard III. Z. ParlSh.

FROM its commencement, this Journal has
l. been conservatlTe IN principle, national
II CHARACTER, and single II lis great OBJECT o.
e-gVdttgy the HtalLSrIdt yR.eIs;S-Ay yT1cG.-
tars, Manufacturing and me HeciQnic 1rts.
Regarding Agriculture as tle f0cner-stODe
Of national prosperity, We have sought TO ad-
yauco 4ts -n.erests, by an etrAeSt advocacy OF
tke iarnlets' rlsntsI oy encouraging just SELF
cAItUre as the true means OF e.eyatlng his po-
sitioD, and b. dIitUo.Eg the BEST information
for the mana cement ot the firm, the garden,
the stock, the dairy and whalsFer pertains u
rural economy and thrift.
But deemIng that Agc- culture fe lrisheS De I
and reaps its rIcneat IewardS, IL close proXlm-
ity with the Mechanic Arts, We nave devoted
10 these u pJrLIon OF oar space, concelsIne
information OF goat value to the m~cnan c.
and of nearly equal v4.4e - the fNrmer, be-
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eMpioymeLt, ULr moo Is OANEA4G q, 4 y
only wl,h tArmii2, but with wnAtege. e.yc-
the farmer i quick return ard fur price IL.
his produce; and this the cultivation Of the
Mechanic Arts VIII certainly accomplish.
With these principles always paramount, we
have ever maintained 4 hIgn moral position
avoiding everything offensive to good taste, as
also everything Sectarian, or bearing upon
party politics, sectional feelir IS or interests
thus making our work a Ut family visiter fol
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BOROUGH ORDINANCES.


An Ordinance relative to the ouliolng oI
Side alks.
ATA MEETING OF THE TOWN CUM
"A GIL Of the Borough OF Coudersport helq
M5adav, the 25th day OF May, a. y. 1897, II
was Ordained
wide by the owners of Lots on each side OF
Main Street, from " ater Street To the street
leading to Crandau Hill.
Sec. 1.-THE said Sidewalks on Main ST.
70 be built OF Plank five feet in width, plank
% be laid IN the center Of the sidewalk, and
graded with gravel on both sides, making IA
all ten feet.
SEC. III.-That Sidewalks be made on each
side OF East and West Streets, tae whole
length. ,
See Iv.-The Sidewalks on East and West
streets 10 be made OF Plank, Gravel, or FIG,
at tle option OF the owner), laid IN the same
manner as on Main street, except across the
Court House Square.
Sec. V.-That Sidewalks be made on lst
I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th, 9th and TIN Streets, on botn
sides, from East to West street.
Sec VI.-The Sidewalks on said streets t.
be built Of plank, gravel, or flag, lat tle OPP
ton OF the owner except around the Court
House S4Qare--t4n feet in width, aud when
plank is used to be laid in the same manner as
Jn Main Street.
See Vu.-Ihe Sidewalks around the Couy1
House Square to be built, in al paltlcp cplars II
th9 same n lGner as Oh Nam Street.
I Sec. YIu.-The Street Commissioner i:
hereby ordered to superintend the building o.
said sidewalks, causing them to be built IL
accordance with the gcade established by the
Borough Surveyor, according to the specllca-
tlons oI thi, Ordinance.
Sc, IX.-TIe Borough Surveyor is hereby
ordered to establish the ggade on all streets oa
ahich sidewalks are 10 be built, and sci
St kes 10 guide owners Of lots IN making tlen
| sidewalks.
| SEC. A.-Ihat written or printed notices be
given 10 the owner or owners, or agent OF such
! owner or owners OF said lots, tJ make the
sidewalks opposite their respective lots.
| Sec. XIII the said Sidewalks are moi
/ built on or before the FIRST DAY OF AUG
! UST, next, then the Town Council shall III
the same to the lowest and best bidder, giving
| at last two weeks notice ia The Potter Joa'.
,!at that Proposals VIII be received for the
Guiding Of the said Sidewalks in accord
ance with the provisions Of this Ordinance,
ldiing tweIty per cent to the cost of build
! llg said si4e-wal6 and 70 he collected as
/ deots OF ike amount are collected by law.
| Sc. l2.-Inat this Ordinance be puolished
| -i2 times in. the Potter JOurndt.
| WI. ii. MEGZGAa, Pres't 11ro tena.
| Attest: S. L. SToRRs, S2c'y.
Coudeisport, May 20, io57.-lO:l-5t.
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SuFes as conducive to benefit the grea ler num-
Der.
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An Ordinance relative to Nuisances.

An Ordinance relative to Nulsances.
Passed .Hondqy June 8h, 1857.
"HEREAS a Petition has been received
w by the Town Council setting forth that
Butchering is carried on in the center of the
Borough to such an extent that it has become
nuisance, and praying that said nuisance be
abated, therefore,
Sec. Lit is hereby Ordained that from
and after this date no Butchering, creating
thereby nuisance, be carried on between
East and West and First and Seventh streets
in this Borough.
Sec. U.-And if any person or persons shall
create said nuisance within the limits pre-
scribed by this Ordinance, he, she, or they
shall forfeit the sum of Five Dollars for the
first offence, and Twenty Dollars for the sec
ond and each subsequent oifence-said for
feiture to be applied to Borough purposes, and
collected as debts Of Ike amount are now
collected by law.
Sec. Iu.-Fhat this Ordinance be publish
ed in the Potter Journal.
D. W. SPENCER,
Attest: Burgess pro TEN.
SAM'L II. SToRRs, Sec'y.
Coudersport. June 8, l857.-lo:2-4t