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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
nEsECRATlo &. OF THE DEAD

DEsECRATlC g, OF THE DEAD
THRILLING scESE IN A .DIssECTING ROOM!
The full Particulars Of which related y one VINO Was pres
ent when IL occurred, will appear In
T II f De- S A T 9 IL
FOR THIS WEEK, Oct. IS
This narrative proves the writer truly says that There
are epocbs medical mans history. each Of which
piises lifetime of horror"
OF all The Of the of medics life aud the dis
sotirs published this the thrilling and
most singular coa,ss ts beine vouchsd for
FACT The referred to h OF date and the
prpcp. therein well known to persons in al pat. Of
the United States
THE SERIES OF ORIGINAL PAPEaS
Now BEING PUBLIsHEDN
THE NEW-YORK DISPATCH,
Under the title Of
EVENINGS WITH A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
Are crestns excitement wherever they have been read
which s scarcely secondary thai Of the Panic They
prepared BY
JAMES A. MAITLAND esq,
Author Of The Wstchman" The Old Doctor" THE Wan
deTer" &C., and written IN tina, senhemsn's
most telling and drsmstic
style.
DEAYH-BED REVELATIONS
.usht with been cherished with jealous
vigor during years joy snd suffering Like the ehosy con
essor the Fsmy Physician msde the recipient Of the most
When death his apes The bedIde all reserve
vsbes and poor strcsen and helpless humanity yields com
petey parting with historic, the. have broken heas
pcsDs Of anguish the mysteous dets Of hidden
crimes Of the deepest dye and startling the hesier with
ops every word Of which embodes more OF the wild and
improbable than countless volumes Of pure fiction.
The old Physician whose "reminiscences he record Of nearly
half ceuury) have been given to hr Mslsnds and
keeping has psetced the rich aud poor Duins his
evept the old Doctor h been in ano'. every part
the civilized world and the in which he ha, been
PEI 10 ccate exceed in interest and sngusrty anything
that the cleverest romsnc imig nation could accomplish
SO popular Tales Of Truth become that sppcaon
have made for the privilege Of ranstng them into tie
French and German languages They will be continued ifom
week to week THE DISPATCH and endssvo will BE-
made supply constantly increasing demand promptly
that no disappointed in receiving Of
the paper early the morning Of publication.
Price cenis Sold by all News Agents.
A j. WILLIAMSON, Poblisher.
No q BsekmAusst.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

MPO RITA ANT SAL E q.
T.. o. WILSON & Co.
Having completed an inventory Of their entire stock durn
the past week.
VIII offer It BY the piece or package
ON MONDAY, OCT. 10,
FOR CASH,
A. prices that have been made to correspond with tn
PRESENT VALUE OF MONEY!
Thi. stock /. by far the AMI complete in the
market
DOMESTIC GOODS,
OF welknown and fsyoraite brands"
PRINTS,
The la:es. and best s,yes in the market.
FLANNELs in great variety.
SILKS AND vELVETS,
LARGE REDUCTION FROM AUCTION PRICES.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, and
FANCY WOODEN GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
Choice styles, many of Which were
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES.
and not to be found elsewhere.
YANKEE NOTIONS
and
FANCY GOODS.
suited to the trade generally.
SHAWLS.
sCARFS, end
LADIES' CLOTHS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
in great variety.
CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs and
VESrINGs,
ovERCoATINds. &c.
BLANKETS
Whitney and Msckinaw, oil sizes
horse BLANKETS,
| All colors.
DRUGGEFS,
BOOKINGS,
ke, 10, ke
No. u CoURTLANDT-sT., and
Nos II and IS DEYSr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
a BOOK for EVERY>AMERlCAN FAMILY.
IA PUBLISHED THIS Morning;
THE PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPER,
A cyCLopEDIA OF DOMESTIC ECONOaY.


EMBRACING
Domestic Education, The Art of Cookery,
The House End its Flrature, Receipts, unef - heals
Duties of tLe Mistress Family Bis OF Fare,
putie, of the Servant Penlmsry and the Toilet
The gtoreroom Marketing lnfIons ana Cosmetics,
Dome sto Manipulation. Pomsdes, vinegar Soaps, &c
Gaze Children sud their FOOD The Family Medcsl Guide
Toe Table and Attendance Miscellaneous Receipts &c,
ComyI.ng 5000 Practical Receipts AID Maxim' iu traed
with 500 Wood Eng &yiugs
EDITED BY MRS. L. ELLET
Author Of d" Women Of the American Revelation
In one Vol of 600 pages, elegantly bound in eIbosed
Cloth. glf.
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS
The receipts and directions contained IN this valuable
o,l bsve furnished tae popular and practical Editor
by AmrcGn HousekeepeTs flong experience aud a skull
Oi,ioal receipts before public have been con-
t,buted by Nil Demonico Nj Taylor, M Wagner, and ~
s,e,kue all mopretors Of celebrated establishment in New
York The Department is prepared with much from
the Itest works Pertuney Especial attention has
b,n given TO please every variety Of taste ard to ne the
who'll 10 complete that Lothug 81 III be desired by the
Itxpereneed housewife Unlke others Of its class ts in
uccns are given from practical knowicdsei IS intenied
for Ut y to satisfy universal want; il only needs 70 be
eopsued to become invaluable companion and guide 10
every aty who has charge Of a household
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

NIEAbINu OIl-OhLAi IA
IA CiTEMENT Important Announcement to the Ladies of
New. York ard the Union generally particularly those .s
ing the Cty-Haf million 10000 cents worth Of DRY
GOOD5tt retail for rcishDEoRGE KEYEs, No. tS 8thsv-
Who'll, sale Importer aud JObDer OF SILK and FANCY DRY
GOODS having r. ts eary part 81 the supplied the
whocssle rchsIs fa.t Wet North and South, with Dry
Go'ds hsn prices aud large pr h's will eose oot the
balance amounting o. hail million cents worth, a, retail for
cssh ~ les h nall the price charged 0uoow oustom-
Til. nt"us saChco mad IN conseqsncs " tho
deTar d fdrLc business sud finances throughout
the hole coulty and pIfernk n submit 70 this erDs oss
expect io" 5000 day. rather toe sk an
extension q one. and three ye,n rhe sale wiD com;
u1enoe MONDAY Oct 6 aud continue unn 81 10 disposed Of
les the remnants, which viii and o1es n our
wholesale cIedit o six nns aud twelye m0us-
Ladies from eli parts Of the United States Waiting %. cy,
will find this oppoTtuniy 70 purchase DkY GOODS a.
halt the prices charged country who always psJ
enomouiy high prices but don't expert b sell tben
this eason and would say 10 them and the Wholesale
trade generally that the remnants will be sale - No
usus place Of business and after Jan l. 1853 to which
invite their special attention.
L,de' rest rush and to keep order i've ds9t
urdesnd the re :e) bsye lred the Of
Metropolitan detectives pckpockes aad .hopt.rs
ud the door closed pesse blye patti snd wal. hour
chssrs will find here es Of goods not 70 be found in
to5 them Gy per higher thsn
retailing then Noice hsye la stock u CAR
PEfIcGS snd OIL CLOTHS which We viii ssl In GUAM
TILES ard PRICES 20 suit the times Goods delivered
free Of charge. Respectfully, GEORGE KEyE3
No 9tI kay. 21ta and lfl.s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
oPINinNS OE VIE PRESS

"This very excellent work to 20 be by fT the
m'st compehfns4Ve ana phi-os' pAe ye >. .ns s ui'
H is fer from pens mere COLLECTION Of reoeps scsrd hon
any aud merely bundled together 10 seL II i' 10 tbs
Pniia Evening Bulletin
The largest and most comprehensive watch hs re-
Quiremens of The uss YET called forth II akc'a
view Oi every thng pertaining 70 dome c na-'
,han soilty works have seemed 20 accord TIE
author lady Of refinement aud who hs' iias
beyond the h cftn ,a me go ROOM ~ "o - a' -
the IN potaI pTi familiarity wltn escn o1 tho psft o
Mrs stuJs been re1u,~ prsccal rleS the
theories ceIIus extensive d yaud nou
b snh OF this Interesting science Care bsen taken
sar .. the various depar tnts clearly and r,tnodicsy
caItfay prepared c.pous index points M r,aec onc
Tbs subject Is mos, impor,su, one ard as been CON.
ri.ted ysfy coaresnt bdn3, in he re,.ru C., Mo Ec
an ccomp6cd Aey hose name funar public. No
cpe work ON u0ue't0 economy has 6eTe 5eeA puo
bssd i Mi. county and tbi. van, is aoanday slpp
10 the Young houkeepyr this book beyoud ell price, aad
mos; accompanied ep7e'' WI iue = ~ Sv.s 60
gou,eleepers VII he much Indebted 10 saiaore .ad
pubhtrs may b. REGARDED the hesttbe most CO np~te
son Of the kind, published sss ~ s'A-eS'a
Published by sTRlNGER TOWNSEND,
No. - Brssigsy. v.
Ard viii fer sale By ell Booksellers Asl;' On ise o-F'
N,y,PsE.s Assai., ADD BOOK Agent, every where.
\ MOTHER SPLENDID STORY,
N from the pen Toe mos. ca-~nigs -Ae ~3Hi
NED BCSrLiNE.
-'''' TIE oAMBLER.s oArH,
40 How EErr IT,
will b. COMMENCED
TltH NFW-YORK MERCURY
fT tbs ws's hey - az tne News Depo,s lo-Morro~
ATFD BUNTLINE AGAINST TIE WORLD
lN READ NED BUNTLtNES NEV Story rds
UAAHLERS OATH, III THIS WEEKS NrE,-T'sY
RTSDI FhrLY TOMORROW MoRyiNG. Price
YOUR CkNfS.
MED BUNTLINE AGAINST Tas WORLD
~ Rad NED BUNrLINES NEW STORY TUE
a. MBLER's OAFH - TiiS " EENS MERciiRY
pTAny EARLT TOMORROW AUANING PRfc.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

The Election IN close at hand, and
BAKER GOODWIN
ar prepared 70 PRINT every description Of
POSTERS, CIRCULARS, TICKETS, &C,
Cheaper than
Ho how small how large The job everything done
aeatly kDd quickly a. the lowest possible price
BAKER GOODWIN Steam Printers,
Tribune Buildings. Enirsnce No jprucest
HTbc Peoples Meetings.. Union HSl, No. l9b bow
cry, SUNDAY, the 18th will be awe ecture os me
"Busntis and FiDGn cia Troubles of :ae Tmes To com
at and 10 be followed BY discussion from hee
lafform.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

GREAT BARGAINS for CASH.--Asignee's
" Sale Of
DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
ct Nos 81 snd "a vesey.st, corner OF Chsreh.
This large and well selected Stock Of Domestic and Staple
Dry Goods 10 oberec at
PRivATE sAis TO Casa BUyERs. At
LESS THAN AUCTION PAICES
This Stock comprises general sssJrtmsDs Of sssonAbls
Goods, such
CLOTHS CASSIMEREs SILKS,
SHAWLS, SHEETiNGS, HOSIERY
PRINTS DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, YANKEE NOTIONS
Ard all the usual Vsriety which will be a0ld a.
PRICES 70 SUIT THE TINES.
n. B.-No GooDs Solo AT RETAIL
Gail and see before plIchatDg elsewhere
JOHN II M4HONY,
Assignee of FentOn, Lss h Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
I IARGE STOCK Of MEMS aud BOYS WIN
TER CLOTHING

At RETAIL or WHOLESALE.
am closing 0u, my entire Stock WRITER CLOTH.
ING at full ONE.THIRD LESS PRICE than Brosa~4y
houses consisting Of srss variety n RAGLAS5 sni other
styles Of oyERCOATC, CLOTH and cAssIMEaE FRocx
COATS, PANTS, VESTS. tc.
N. A. KNAPP, No 10 Court ,ad,st
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
Mem publications.
NOW READY for SUBSCRI BE RS.
~ -HERBERts GREAT NATIONAL WORK on the
HORSE OF AMERICA.
sold ONLY By SUBSCRIPTION
Now Published for Delivery:
FRANK FORESTER'S

HOKSE AND f1OhSE MAN STITf'
OF fHR UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
OF NORTH AMERICA.
In superb imperial octave volumes Of &O pages Illus
trsted with IS steel engraved original Portraits Of celebrated
Horses paintings and drawings by the most distinguished
artists carefully printed on Jnds psper enbehed with Wig
nette pages from original designs by F. o. Daey finely
engraved on steel by eminent sngraver including
pumeJous wood engraving Bound in the following popular
and attractive styles
In Embossed Cloth and Gilt vols.
In Pha Sheep Library STYLE marble ed and ning' Is
In Half Calf Half Turkey, marble edges and hninsh IL
In Half Calf OF Half Turkey gilt back extra antique IS
IN Half Turkey, gilt 10
In Full Calf marble edges and ID
In Full Calf Turkey gilt edges and side nes ls
In Full Turkey Antique, gilt edges. ~
AnIgc
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

Receiving Committee for the HerndOD Testi-
nennl 'Sot ptiohh 81 coustions not UNITED. The
the Com1ttee I rsco,vng bsor Dons
tons foT HeTndon Testimonial Vl IemaiR open until
EvVes Der 10
NJ Cou.rap5er Hststsne No io7 wGve1lsv.plkee
Mr. Cnrmander Bunus No 81 Eat AJth-st
kr, Comusn3-r Livinsscn. No. e East I'd ST
Ma PuTseI Sinclair, No. l69 West Sd e.
~. forser 8saIy No q Cl'Ltcn Place.
Ers Nsncen Heuvrl No 81 l6tbsL
Ma GIBBS. No 25 Green.-s,
Brs c'OIsrAeulx. No 2sl Cfeels-st
Mrs Bell, No A Yves, 2is,,t
Hrs J. Rei. jf., No q Wef. 22Ar
Ers I~syouWoIth Nc 222 lOth a.
Ms James Brooks. No $50 5thay
Hfss Dr.r No s. fast -.
Mss L0fd No AWes, i7tbs
sIs Cbsies kins CNsubiA Co.sss, a. bstwoen Sta
Me " .ldea Pen No 10 vest als.,
Ars. Nssop No ~ 2d -
krs sdueysssten, Ne. l52 fhsv.
M . MuEsy, No "a 80
Ms ~sfa, k0 6i 5th ay
M. Nlsfis 30. - Lst .h,h-si
hs lstisl r .jsh NO : Esst e.h-st.
kTs Idclph. WOle No % We. Fn.t
Ne ~ a. y Koa,h NJ ~ Wet 6;h 4
MIS- Dar,el 3sus sea- Ne ~ "h ay.
NJ. Ds Eaison ~ o,os; nd .joy.
9ra J. fyue - NJ Crest Jcnrs =
y n h " Hills 10 n dr5s Jort gksS
hrs. ~ Bedford No % 5tb
Nra NaSaf No - Cutlu place
she aftA'17rt a's D. s~h Jn. - ~ West sisS
SEisyass 5afeErssn 9aee xss AassE Ey-
Nss9o sss & en .es fOcs 70 : lSlA.s No.
WTh # 'Ee t.ttors ~ f- ier-s ~sg' n ProHtsGv
- sss es>sse& s~..ss g. s~v~sss S~s>4------>~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

MED BJNTLINE AGAINST THE WORLD I!
IN READ NED BUNTLINES NEW STORY, The
GAMBLERS OATH, IN THIS WEEKS MERCURn
READY EARLY TO MORROW MORNING. PRICE
FOUR CENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
OPINIONS or THE LEADING JOURNALS:

this valuable an1 lu,ereStlng W1rk
truth that time hss oeeu spared
TO complete IN ali its Department. The best authorities
The world have been consued and Mo Herbert has been
materially assisted by several Of our old nd CORE
spOndents" Iopflt Oh Ine imes'
to thing that coud desired The PAGER sump,u
ou printing isues the eogrsylngs exquisite con
unworthy OF the beautiful dress in which 1t appears
author in fact be said 20 nave exhausted snolc
which reelected, Tor work the Amer
icsn Horse all approaching TINS IN coanpr. d
ARD nt tbe ri on the subject" New Eng Farmer.
Tbi. work fulness Of matter in met6odcsl arrangement
in acies of reference any publication OF a
character has yet been brought odt The uoscP'n
for work hss been unpecedeDtedy large zo COPIES nav
ine been disposed before publication fully realizes the
atcipaon oru It, aud will for the future be the stand
ard boob Of reference on al matters conHTtea WIN I s
More than fifty dfeeat authorities have been consulted
the preparation Of The work and the enthor mas
gone dets connected with the American
HoIss his history progress triumps Nothing CON-
parable the worn the Horse OF Ane mas ever peep s
.v,, t.i nradueed In curops D st,n Post.
III, mahsticaIy the most handsome complete work
upon the Horse published anywhere Two more soPofo
volumes have under notice Over o~ copies
were for before Of the dst youms and
hook AZ the proper time" Philadelphia PIess
w. knou of no author compatible TO M Henry William
Herbert dealing with subj cts o this sort de c)monesA
combnsOn-a thorough personal wi'u ue
matter in baud enthusiasm which axes h9.a OF one M
"se Altogether O'S'"' ''' '''' in. Y Albion.
B-Subscrbes in remitting direct TO the publishers tho
ption price, will receive early copy OF the work
pomuty delivered free Of additional Tno'e resdiDa
n the gland only be- supplied through the
agents ofPHILLIPs SAMPSON Co OF Boston, snd in the
State Of Pennsylvania by j. LPPI NCoTT Co of Phila
dpha the Pubhers General Agents Strict attention should
be given correct County and State
STRIyGER TOWNSEND,
Publishers No 222 Broadway. Ne~-York.
wANTED-Competent and responsible AOENIs' VINO can
A. bly for suh
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
$5OO,WO. q ar srr.L Sos = = c,sh s =

IMPORTANT
To LADIES sna FAMILIES In kEW-YCRK 2,a VICINITY.
Inoor.eosene. Of ,As ar v>sls ed dauE of s,rslo
e9sinss. A. 6uanoe throughout tA- aoao oour.Ty.
EDWARD I.AMBERT AND Co,
wHOrEs..r ls,osIts. %p 6d6Ss J9ssys'
Have determined or oasnrs
ON WEDNESDAY,, OCT. Il,
AT RETAIL
SIXTY BAYS ONLY.
Th"is lsfss And mAsuifosi.t Stoek Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
In the L''ss Sa SsSs, sss sSoaSSsr asi Se & the '4'
Corner Of wOrtA.t
FOR CASH ONLY.
ONE PslGs-No DEVIATION.
1890 Tdasa.ips pises. Pain ard F.ney SILKS
SSs SSSs sIfk sI[k kSsFs SSsEs . : Ssifs Ssi,e.''
N''O Bro B,sess md Brcsas B.ysssre sII.xs
Dars and l1i,hi coloE.d p am rAsfEIns
SO csssis BoIdrtS ip sTsILH sHswLs NcS s.v.
1859 SS SSSsl.1 SScsae ssfdslsa sS srEhE@s LA s"
SO Plu.h.Bordersd srkLLAS Ne. and elegant
SO BioeSs SQUARE sHAWLs
R,s S %0Ss S.iH sHAMEf vNkEsT sToSS s;sV''
20 Rich Paris pattern CLOTH CLoAks.
''is i." a'.lsfPa .nd PriS.d mus SUsL1S pssissEs
Plain and Prin;ed cAsHMEREs and MERlN0ES
Siusle and double width Al.Noo PLlDS
SlTlN DELAINEs and MERlN0EA
Ombre Satin Striped All Wool DELAlSEa
Heriro. krp,line Popin and Desine Bsysdcre kObES
GUILE
Gro. Oder French PRINTS
Prnt ROBES GUILE.
R,eh P.d VALENCIA, te.
MasriScent printed ROBES De CHAMBhbs
1000 dozen French Lawn Embroidered HANDkEktHlkrs-
loco dozen French Lawn Hemstitched HANDkzRChlLrS
LOCO dozen French Lawn Corded border
So0o dozen isn and Fancy Linen CAnieiic HANpkEk"
CHIEFS.
sec pieces Richardson's Family and Medium LINEN.
CURTAIN DRAPERIES OF all tuds
French CrinolDe and Crnoire SklRfs In every variety
CbsDtiuy and French LACE Walls.
A large assortment of -.
Swiss and Jsconet COLLARS. SLEEVES and sEra
NULL aud CAM 5RIC EmbtoijeIed SANDs-
Also splendid HE Of French EMBRoIDERlk5.
choice ass )nment Of -
Hlle Mousseline and Tsretsne RObkS
AVOLANfES 6r Evenias dTssssa
he. &c. ke &c. A@
AL Of which will b. sold 8. and -
BELOW THE COsT OF IMPORTATION.
Purchasers will find here the - .
RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES
of GOODS brought into this country snd VIII have "
opportunity Of securing STYLES tAs arc snn esN
trotd by and which cannot bs found IN any hsa hosso
| In the United States. - ,.,,
The 3OcO ROSES oUILLE just landed, and he erS
styles of the kind IN the country. - -, .,-.
lOOOO dozen BAJoCS KID GLOVES,
The best make tost comes 70 thi- country, tor
SENENTY-FIYE CENTS \ PAIR
The store will open at ga m and close At p IA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
X KNICKERBoCKER for NOVEMBER. =

KNICKERBOCKER for NOVEMBER. -
IN ORIGINAL CONTENTS.
A Night the Frontier BY q. Donnohoo.
Lines Welcome Home" BY w. II. c. Hosmer.
Dream Il a Midsummer n ght.
The Civil Law, End It's friumphs.
Stan,ss-" Tne Shower" By H. w. Rockwell
The Life of Mid,bipmsn
The Brave Cid Elm. by Z. w. B. Canning.
Few Psges from Real LIFE.
Stanzss-" Life in Death" BY William Pitt Palmer.
My Friends Legacy BY New Contributor.
The Jew and the Poet From the German
BIsddocis Defeat BY L. Z. 'Nckroy.
Ny Resurrection Morn: An Old Mans Story.
stapzss-" Memories"
TtIoutng IL Northern New Hampshire
Stanzai-" Weakening Ey Gay Humboldt.
St Helena on the 9th Of May. 1921.
Month with the Blue Noses. BY +. 8 Cozzens.
Stanzas-" Life
LITERARY NOTICES:
Parton's " Life snd Times OF Aaron Burr"
The PensIy nsprati Of the Scr tures By e1Eer Lon
Services at the Mos tpehsr Cemetery Dedication.
Baths Travels and Discoveries in Africa
Owens Commentary on Matthew and Mark.
Priesthood and Clergy Unknown TO Christianity.
The Prisoners of the Border. By p ii. Myers.
EDITORS Table, &c.
FOR sale by all Booksellers, and at the Office ~ pnbcs
on, No S48 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

A RARE OPPORTU TUNITYi
THE SEAMLESS GARMENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
now ofr. and fr The sixty days IL continue to offer
SEAMLESS CLOTHING,
AT TRErAIL, FOR CASH,
NO. s5BRoADwAY, NY,
NO yULToN.sT., BROOKLYN.
ovERCoATs Of sres variety and s.es. styles Some very
I'm. R.ssn Ievsrble and single particularly adapted the
city trade.
BUSINESS COATS,
PEA JACKETS.
VESTS, PANTS
LEe6INs-
L.dic,' and Genilemen's-very desirable.
SHOES AND BOOrEEs,
MITrENs, &c &c.
These fabrics are oil WOVEN WITHOUT SEAM
VIII retain their shape and point Of srREsGrH, WARMTH.
DURABILITY oHE.rSrss and all other desirable qualities are
superior to s other styles Of clothing ss oil
who ties. them must admit.
T opportunity should no: be neglected by those who want
NEAT. CHEAP AND DURABLE GARMENTS.
At GREATLY EEDUcED PRICES,
70 eouespond with the times.
WHOLESALE STORE, NO. q DEYsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
CASH BUYERS, ATTENTION!

Dash BUYERS, ATTENTION!
d. NJ. KNIGHT G Co.
Have row received entire Of Fail Inpoaons and
are now ready to offer their extensive Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS
q, the very lowest prices,
TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS in every variety Of Pattern
and Style
PORTEMONNAIEs BAGS RETIcULEs and PER-
FUMERY Of every description.
Also, STAPLE GOODS Of all klnds-such ss SEWING
COTTONS NEEDLES HOOKS and EYES PINS
wHALEBoNE, THREADS tor EMBROIDERY, &c.
Selling Greatly Reduced Pdces to correspond with the
,,me, by d. KNIGHT & Co,
No. ri Veseyst New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

A CARD.
AUCTION PRICES
FOR CASH.
A. the request Of large number Of dealers 10 onb!e them
select themselves" precisely the articles tbey reqor
we shall continue Auction sale at present. At sess
our stock Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
promptly at Privste Sale for CASH.
NOBODY WILL OBJECT TO OUR PRICES
S.B. CHITTENDEN e. Co..
No. 56 PARK-PLACE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13

COUNCIL Roo1, I
Nov. 10, 1857. \

COUNCIL RooU,
Nov. 10, 1857.
Council M passuaat TO adjsurnmeat.
Present, tho Mayor. and Aldermen peehe,
Bishop, Day, Smith, wymaa, Wallins. and
Patterson.
A petition was received from W. ~. ~
KNAPP, ESQ.,. in relation to the situation OF
Third street nsar Fulton. Laid upon the Ia
BILE.
The special committee upon the contrac,
for grading upon Water street above Con.
cert, reported progress and asked until next
meeting to make a full report. Application
granted. ~
Ordinance No. 12s-An Ordinance amend
ing Ordinance No. l6, entitled can Ordi.
nance concerning License was presented
/ and passed..
The Engineer reported the bids for build
! ing three cisterns, and he was directed To
! enter into contract With the lowest bidder foi
/ the same.
| The Engineer reported the bids for gra-
ding Fifth street below Cedar; whereupor
| the bids were referred to- the committee on
street, and alleys and the Engineer with in
structioHs to take sach action in referenc,
thereto rs they may deem proper.
| The Engineer reported contract with p
Mechanics for the gravelling of Bank street
from I'd to Sd street, which was approved.
| The communities on Judiciary asked furth-
or time 70 report an ordinancein relation K
the Fire Department. Granted.
| The following resolutions were adopted
viz:
Resolved, That committee be sppointet
to take the proper steps to remove the ole
buildings on the Wharf above the Packet
Depot Immediately, and to report all mat
tsrs connected with same 1t the next meeting
Of the Council.
Aldermen Day, Smith, Bishop and Wymar
we're appointed the committee under the
resolution.
Resolved, Thst the CLERK Of the city Coun.
Gil be directed to pay on cash contrscts To
every contractor for grading pfoportionate
amounts Of money, whenever it is on hand
for such purposes.
Resolved, That the Mayor be and is here.
by authorized to contract for the removal Of
the lime kilns in Fifth street, provided The
same can be done ut an expense not exceed
ing $500, payable in city warrants.
Resolved, That an additional COMMITTEES
be added to the standing committees Of the
Council, to be called committee on gas
lights.
Aldermen Walling, Pat erson and Beebe
were appointed upon the standing commit
| tee on gas lights.
The Engineer reported the following esti
mates, which were allowed:
J. Tarbell, grading upon Grand Avenue,
in bonds, 81 ,4l3 "a.
o'Bricn, Donnelv 4 Co., building culverts
on Grand Avenue, ia bonds, 1878.
The following bills were allowed:
John Shores, earth depositsdin sts., 80 g.
Michael M'Dermott, Isl g.
J. 7. Anthony, part OF salary as
street supervisor, so On
4 Il. p. Creel, A. l.. Connable and j. w
Cleghorn, for acting as commissioners il
extending Third street below old limits
Il $l8 90.
The following bills we're referred TO tn
4 committee on claims:
/ Jos. Gudord, for making culvert centres
/ putting up partition IN Mayors Office, DC.
S4C o..
/ Gao "a.
Thos. White Son, for engraved marbl
slabs for engine house, e35 90.
Council adjourned.
b. y. MERRIAM Clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13

CO The Democratic press Of the North
very generally commend Walker and Stan
ton for their rejection Of the fraudulent re-
turns whieh weulY have secured Border
Roman majority IN the Legislature. Yet
tbcse same papers uphold md dcfsnd the
lava q the prescat Border Rulian Legisla-
ture, which WIS elected by frauas fur more
outrageous than those Of the Oxford Pre-.
cinct and McGnee county.