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GIGANTIC HARVEST HoME.-The Irish papers
contain an account ofthe gigantic harvest home
on the estate of Mr. Pollock, in the county OF
Galway About ], 400 persons (only one-half OF
his servants, were literally entertained IN the
Home Fsrmstead at Lismay- The roof COW
ers nearly two acres of land, and the building
was lighted with gas. The extent OF this gen
tleman's operations may be judged by the fact
that he has /, 800 acres IN green crops, and 4OOu
in grain, with about 1000 head of cattle.
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MARRIAGE OF K1NDRED-A bill has passed
the House of Representatives of Georgia, by a
vote of Sc to AZ, prohibiting the intermarriage
of cousins. under severe penalty, and cutting
off the inheritance of Issue. The preamble to
the bill asserts that many determinations of mind
and body are of congenital origin from the Prae
tice of near kindred intermarrying with each
other
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mtIli1lerp,

TN0 THE LADIES.-We have just
received large and choice lot new Ribbons, Flow
erS Feaflers, and some choice and new materlais !"
Wir Rnnnets ali OF which have been bought very che
and VIII be sold at IS CENT LESS TIA Pkc
Saa-iata' Ja,a' A. SHAW 4 Co.'S,
Secs1s, = lbs Superior
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. ,, 1855.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

e. Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripo
dono at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
on the latest improved and most rapid steam presses the
bestsyle short notice, and reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid blank work Every description
ofBindng done especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journ
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stnte Tnxes for ISIS.

Below will be found the footings of the Tab
ular Statement of Taxes and Taxable property
for 1858, just completed by the Auditor e
State.
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I" Old DOMINION.'' >

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Haa become household word.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE poi
Makes beverage delicious nectar.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Takes less Coffee than any other.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do its work night.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is a friend to Dyspoptics
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes husbands happy.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes wives good-natared.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is the cooks delight.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Sends smiles to the break fast table.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Prevents matrimonial discords.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives the Arabian berry in perfection
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is based upon science and common soass-
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is used by all good house-keepars.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
pints quarts quarts. quarts, and quarts, Is to
FoGG, ELLSWORTH 4 CO,
n..aa S.nna
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
ROARD OF COTNCHNEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CHAs. IL.
HAswELL, President. in the chair.
observation-disclosures Committee on Lamps end
Gas TO inquire of the several gas companies whether
il is not practicable for them to destroy or burn the
refuse matter from the manufacture OF gas instead OF
allowing il to run into the rivers a. At present;
adopted To direct the Controller TO advertise for
proposals. from The TRIBUNE, Herald and Times 70
publish the official proceedings and ordinances Of the
Common Council and al notices Of Committees, sail
proposals TO give both the price per annuLn and the
price per line per day; laid over. To prohibit the
erection Of liberty poles exceeding 10 feet IN hight
from the base; lost.
Mr. Cross stated that, on examining the minutes OF
the ast meeting, at which he was not present be per-
ceived that the President had violated the twenty
second rule Of tho Board iQ voting for RESOLUTION
appYopratpg $3.50 the Presidents OF the respective
Boards Of the Common Council tor their services ~
Health Commissioners. The rule provided that the
President should not vote a resolution in which ne
wac personally interested. In ths the President
gave the casting vote in favor Of the appropriation.
The President stated that the paper was not now
In posse sion of the Board 80
A Founding HO,plt0i.-The follow. ng report OF the
Select Committee the subject of establishing
Founding Hospital adopted, alter when the
board adjourned TO next MonGsy: =,
The Select Committee, 10 wlom was reierren 'ns
annexed resolution, insructng them 70 examine ana
report upon the eIpediency @. establishing Found
hing Hospital, respectfully
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 90 1863

rood ss pss Of the country Ny BAR has e-cn hsh
y diminishing for csasrd surpoec ton Hsn. Sn
when have hen nsna your dar Nes
torsfive s1d snd ha, have hne bad Of sar
now rrownr after ksvDr ued AZ otfe rsedss tnovs 20
no e,c. think The valuable remedy now rx;art and
.dve al 10 are ai-t-d that way 20 las yosf remedy
i'' ~ f ~ s w MIDDLETON
PHILADELPHIA. SEPT 9, 1857
rxov Woon-Dea, Sir: Your Hair Restorative 10 proving
i,,.f beneficial me- The 'front.' ard also TIE e.eh pa OF my
b. ..d os IN fac. SAID have Used bat
two .pn, bottles Of your Rs,oa;ve aud no~ The top Of
nv h. I'd studded promising crop of Young hair and
TIE font receiving benefit hsv. t o'ner Pr'PAr-
..er. v,sor. arv bsf..ft whatever think from my
personal re- can induce nasv o;a.' % ~ u
Yosr. respectfully, d. r. THOMAS, N
The restorative put up In bottles Of three sizes VIZ se
medium and small the small holds hall pist ala ietA or
. ~ h,t The medium bold. az Last twenty
W rro,or ,n.p the small r.tas lr btt the arse
holds quart PEI cen. IN pfofoon ana 'e-A Sf -
bottle =, -, A.
O. j. WOOD L Co, Propre,ors, No Si2 Broatwsy Hsv-
Yort lin the great Wire Rshng Es,seshnent And No.
ia Market st. ST. Louis, Ao.
And old by all .oo Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
PUBLIC MEETINGS
THE BOARD OF CANVASSERs.

THE BOARD OF CANvASSERS.
The frauds alleged to have been perpersted on the
Congressional vote in the Iyth District Of the First
Ward occupied the attention of the Board yesterday.
The subject gave rise to lopg ard acmonous debate
on the question Of accepting the report of the Special
Committee that had been appointed TO nvestg ste tae
matter.
Mr.. KgssyDY, who was on the Special Committee
moved that his report, which in favor Of throwing
out the Congressional vote from that District be
accepted.
Mr.. PURDY objected, and some sharp wordy spsrring
took place here between the two gentlemen, the
"Old War Horse" giving il as his opinion that Mr.
Kennedy politically interested in the success Of
Mr.. Williamson.
Mr.. KEssEDY denied the assertion, and made q
speech at considerable length TO explain that he
acting as 4 sworn Canvasser, trying TO detect and sx
pose fraud and not politician striving to secure
the election Of favorite at any hazard. He hsd not
the slightest personal or political choice, he said,
between Sickles and Williamson. Bat he could not
understand how the other members Of the Bosrd could
be salts ied that fraud had been committed when,
by the evidence of the Csnvassers themselves, l26
votes had been east by l23 men. He was now con.
vinced that registry law is necessary, although he
bad hitherto always opposed it. 1t bad beer rendered
necessary by the perpetrs,on Of precisely such frauds
a. this
Several other members of the Board joined in the
discussion, and the debate grew and more warm,
until finally all less engaged in the battle.
At last when after vast deal Of noise ADD confusion,
the motion to accept the report put it hal become
party matter, and the motion was lost by tie
vote, the six Democrats Of the Board voting Nay.
This ended the matter for the time but it is not Jet
settled to the satisfaction of anybody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
THE ONLY ARTICLE
Il UNRIVALE0 IN MARKET,
WITH IMNsSsE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN

The reAson Why ths, by Ntar.s process restores
natural color a3d permanently AFTER the hair becomes sup
ps The natural fads and us rlskesi: ov on bald fesc
81 dandruf ifciu aud h-s. from the ssp q1ts
nerves. al hesArhc,
t relied upon: al diseases Of The scalp and hair
will stop and keep it falnf OF makes q eft Glossy,
Aeey aad bsdE and used BY the young two OF three
tin week viii fall become srsy then, fesisr,
read the following and judge for your.rves
NEw-YoKK, Jan. 9, ls4.
MEsSRs. O. J. WOOD Co.
GENTLEMEN Having heard sood deal about Professor
Woods Res.-rstv- and hair being cutie made
up NV mind lay ssde he rejudces which in with
atr,at many p-rsops bad al manner Of patent med
ana sbort ago commenced using your article, 70
test i. .oY myself
The r.u has been very ss.sactory that glad
dd 80 and In well for the
of Other. wbo nav was bu, who having
oics without setting IL aside. are II <1- 10
give 7our Resc-sye e I'll they have further proof and The
proof being ocrua stfon wri.- this ettsr
wheb Won nav show 10 auy such and Iii them
fr furber pro who AN aid Of N. Y Wire Railing
Es,aolissrI ut every day.
Nv hair ts nstursl color and eiach improved In a
evry way being eoser aud thicker Aad much
h.slth, k.kins sD, you're resp~cti ny.
HESRY JENKINS cor lomnota and Carroll as, Brooklyn.
LIvN ;sroS, Ala Feb. H. 1854
YKey. woop--DeSy SIR ier Hal Ees'oTs-.Es has done
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

WospE.FrL yEGErABLEs.-We have examined
some remarkable vegetables s.ely sent TO NevYork
from Superior the town At the head OF the gres.
lake Of that name. Among them was cabbage
weighing "a, pounds, and Of the most delicate favor
when cooked cow-horn turnp, weighing lsl poaDds;
ast turnip, fully inches In d.Deter AMI potatoos,
come inches IN dismeter-.pecimens Of kicd which
weigh from ID. 10 OF. to 2, ibs. They were rsssd
in the garden Of Mr.. ROBBINS Of Superior, ~ho st.'ss
ths. be has this year raised canh'wsr weighing i'l
lbs. The country in thai vicinity s sadby CON ,sten;
witnesses 70 bs Of unrvaled prodnc,ivene.s, al
crops being not ocy excellent in quan,isy bat "a
quality TIE so is rieh rel cay, and the cfma's -
peculiarly healthy, especially FOR persoss o! con'am2-
tive teniencie-. Some persons who have gone ,hers
sck with pulmonary complains have recovered, ron
the influence Of the climate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
n0RCHESTER

Uu1E DORCHESTER
10" OLIVE TREEsTONE COMPANY,
.h.sy Immense oaarres IN New Brunswick ooverint
- Of Eve sausre me win contraction quantity uDdss
BEAUTIFUL FREEsrONE
S~ASoh TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK,
Broadway ard CedsI-a,
NEw-YORK TINES BUILDING,
Partrow,
CONTINENTAL BANK,
NsssauSt,
MECHANICS BANK,
Wallst.
VNION yNsIJRhNCE BUILDING,
William and Cedsr-vta,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY,
Seconds sv.,
rHB STATE ARSENALS,
New ork and Broohiyr,
hsvs been reoeDty baih, together with numerous oneS
sss IN particular Company refer specimens OF then
ous schnowkdzed 70 30 the hnes euidns maternal
.rica for color durability, strength and facility for
s won Copset for any part the continent
n Office Of the Company No Sc Besvers,
sSposite Dehnonico's ROBERT MIDDLETON Secretary.
We ppderssned certify that the stone Of which oui
hunss ooDt-ucd from the Dorchester ousrriee
usw Brunswich We highly approve and admire the material
"a believe II 70 be one Of quality and kesuta
that has ever been brought into this
n GHEPHARD KNAPP,
President Mechanc9 Bank.
RAYMOND WESLEY l. Co.,
New-York Times
". r. HOOKER,
President Continental Bark,
5hSs, y$iSsI5S I; DSsf4sSI5SSsoS' A'eAis.e. .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Builoina Maierials.

DATENT ROLLING IRON ShU y, aLn",m IN ~.
l The ARCHITECTURAL lRoN ~,Vise laos sprrTga
- more general bave conoiseea 80 oep.s ny
, Co.. Tor an c.her places 20 cents per quar- I. .ne
,sror,y Of ss Shuttle. wsie1 .sd psny other p.ess
SsssA into buildings in Nss1o'' ~
~ gos'tiopsd. IRON WORKS are also pre.
The AhChiIhC n, IRON FIRE-PROOF BUILD
ms IRON sToRE TRosTs ard .. anas Of Cas: and
Vrsssl' hoh W." b. d. BADGER, Superintendent,
'Ofhoe No. ~ Duane 81
80, .,S lnh-sta, Des: Avenue 6, Hew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Water Cure.

WATER CURE. - DR.. f. j. LOWEN-
w THALs Wa.er Care snd Gymnasium, q, No. 10
Beeckes 10 open for the reception Of patients and
tosrder Hydraie and symnssc treatment may be taken In
the establishment whou. board Oct. door practice attended
For boarders who no, paent . sePara:e dinner
hept 1t O'Clock p. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lschs
and Weserp Railroad and st Easton with The Lehsh
FALL ARRANGEMENT, commsncine October ], 1859
Leave Esstop and intermediate places nom rier
No. North River, At y and M for 6ofnet
vile by above trains ard at M , ,.,.,y
Jersey Railroad which New York from the foot Of Court
Iandt.st At u and II O. NJ, and and p -
Passengers the Delaware Lackaw anna and western Ha
sosd viii leave u q only For Lehieh Valley Railroad
"a .. m and u m. JOHN o. sTERNS Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY, May TO- 1852 and until further notice
Passenger will Pier foot Of Dusnest follows vts
pUEKlRK EXPRESS st for Dunkirk and principal In
termediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN a. u for DuakiIk and Buffalo and intes.
mediate Stations
sOCKLAND PASSENGER at p m, from foot Ckambeust-,
via Permont, for Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at ?. m, for Newbursh hiddlesovn
and intermediate Stations.
FIGHT EXPRESS at p. m, for Dunkirk ard Buffalo.
The above Trains run daily, Sundays excepted
Express Trains connect Emira with tie EmfA Jan
Andaisus and Niagara Falls Rsroad for Eissara fs at Bns
with and Bnga.on Railroad ior
ct Corning with the Buffalo Conins ard New.YoTh Railroad
Great Bend with the Delaware sckawanns
Western Railroad for scrsnton At HorneIsyi' with ths
Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo, st buffalo
and Dunkii with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cn'
stnnst, Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c. -
B. " HEADLEY. Ashstsnt President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Hle6ical.

CONSTIPATION (COSTIvENESS) and DYS-
~ PERSIA completely eursd without mcdeIe: niceon'
r baths, BY DAVIS ERVALENTA CRACKERS. an asreea
be nutritious and vegetable food Dauucturd from
tons Orsina Genuine Ervsents" Their effect in speedily
storing and bowels the condition aston
ishes al cssses Of unbeever Certificates sad references of
the respectable and unAnwersble character Not Pt-
Gle Of drug medicine in The composition Of these crackers
nd their benefcent operation guaranteed or the
purchase money returned Manufactured aud sold only by the
suhscrbe at . Cracker Bakery No 2Is Forsytht Price 5,
per pound. VII keep for yesu in any climate None
genuine bu. those stamped Davys"
ISAAC McGAY No 2le Forsyth g. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

VvHE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
u supply the beautiful
BUFF-COLOReD STONE,
vhsh large number o the finest bdDss recently
sreeted IN NewYork Baltimore Philadelphia &c. They also
fsynish Stone Of color with tnge. Or
viii be for point the Atlantic seaboard fol
inhDd cities. SlMUELP. DINSMORE, Secretary.
O6ce No IS Nssssus Commonwealth Buiidns, NewYorh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Orean Gteamers, &f.

NALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
N1cA.AGUA
American ATLANTIC PAcIFIc SNIP CANAL COMPANY,
OPPOSITION Line, sfr1,i' AT REDUCED RATES.
yt. s.~.".. e II Spp:1 Ts'ss,sSS
ass nsa sp q WashSaTos ss Iiis5a regis
M Capt mssY CgURsst ssSins been p, fitted 1R
Pin, North River N.w.Yors, on MONDAY, the 9th Of De-
SAN BEL ss @', San DEI
rgn MFsM1SS IN Rsss:gs o.P,si3 c.s,;sss. ssSTs"S
These splendid steamship offer unsurpassed
The hmHs Route thoroughly repaired good ORDER
and oS fgpy SPy \ tAs t.a % Cor"
No. Bowling Green N. Y.
DOSS, FALCONER d Co.'s LINE for SAN
silns balance q her Pier No. East River Fulton
sos TO San francisco and .ccOmP.hed the run
Ill days SHE .h.Isa ysI.sa sns s iSiaTs i
p Engagements s favorable rates be made on appos'
s'' No. s9Ss s Sss.. .AtS1sEa eoissl 3 wiIS:n Ss
Agents .. San Francisco MeHIa D. l: ROSS Co. Sight
ibrnia and Oregon
CTEAM TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, BEL
FAST DUBLIN and without tide Ss'sy so
SO hs1 1. s'i Ss Ss S & ss0'' Places good '''
From NEw-YoRK.
SbNSSkdh Sa%ns wEDspAY. Dse @ p At z NOON NOON
Rates PASSAGE Cabin e75 third class found with cooked
s' f' sSsHRF Fl cRsd No. II Broadway,
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
- COW DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
= ths principal Towns Of ENGLAND and IRELAND, w
- H5iieS sts,s. xnoIi %s TSe EivERPo0 NEw-YoRR
sad PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S splendid
0yde built iron eamsbips 20 ss q oovs
x.no.Roo .hoA oAs."''...sAruRpAY. Nov 90
CRY OF BALTIMORE. RE...............THURsDAY Dec. 4
And each alternate Thursdsy at IL O'Clock M from Pier No.
q North River
Psssensers wiz find this the speedy and safe route u
- Continent
aArEs OF PASSAGE.
O>Adn rom New York and Philsde lpha. ~
Rhtr the above named places 80
aetnrn tclets available for six
Passsnsen forwarded 10 Hsve Paris Hamburg. Bremen,
provided with every reqHists
the immediate extinction OF fire. and tho rcest d
a4liDs IL enforced with regard to the use Of lights
JOIN Sx s py Is BosS%sy xsso.
In Livsrpocl 70 WG TNMAN. Tower Baildlna'-
EOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Il Screw Steamship Coupany's new and frsto Steam
ship MONTGOMERY, CIoeker, Commando win lesve
Pier No. H. N r., SATURDAY Nov. ~ a, Soclocs, p M
els Through tcAsts New Orleans, sSs 20; Mobile sSo
Montgomery s26l Albany, Ca $Ai Atlanta and CosmeA
195 Macon 2 Freight 10 cents foof and proPoronsse
''Ae'' H. B. CROMWELL Co. No IS Wallet
EOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-U. 8.
IL MAIL LlNE.-Ihe favorite steamship FLORIDA, Capt.
l. Csowsn will leave SATURDAY November ~, st 8
scloeh p m from Pier No North River Cabin passage 10
Savannah, ea Through tieiets given to MONTGOMERY 20
q board For freight or passage, apply 70
sAM'L L. MITCH1LLk SON. No. IS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY Nov. 8, 1853 Trains win leave atA'
IT, "ss s:soa sUl, m.. ~ For rSaHxi Whit. Plains.
,ssS s:Ss @..ES5 Wiil:T.5aS,s Uni. - aS.:,
ii:Soa N. For White Plains.
500 Pm. For Mflertcn,
:.:Scp For For &s;,s SJS;en p;ii.. Pslls
ss pm. For Whte Plains from wsass sI' CentrestA
$50 :. m. For winiAmsor,dse-
500 a M. White Plains
7oc m.. Croton FAls
100 a. .Milerton
7;2p M. White Plains.
s:l5 g. m. Mail train from AbAay.
1879 "a me-. .Wlism.erdee.
1850 p m. White Plains
500 p m.. whke Plans
-''' WM j. CAMPBELL, eapsrin.enaeoA
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ 1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lass.
PASSENGER Station In NewYoyk Hth-s- ana foevv
'n''hes 'N TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
IS !ss 5;' " Sa s.ais a @ t.s. t. ssss sa
;or or AND AND wsspsr s NJ is:s and Ssi Nor
rsa l. m l2+S, ?4s, (e1) s4s, ty, sS IN rOr D..
so1 f Port Chester and .n:ei@.d.s : stations: m M
''S t's0' ESQ., s;sS eoSSSrcrrso TRAINS.
:s Sss q e I So T.. e. 1t
Nd Isatss R.l 50 sNs = =: aos::
tonic Railroad q M For Ssassinea I' Rs.rosa' /. n
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