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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-09

bLACkW0ODsS EDINBUR6H NAG, (Iosy) IS
Thee Pesiodioals All : yerrsssnt the thr.e sSeat
political PARTIES 81 Great Dntaiu--Whja. 4Gey.
Of their character. As orrsns 81 a. ness -.
iounu 1871 On science, Literas1Fs, 1ssA.lY -
nnsnkou. tneJ 49,, e they neve Gss ssoo.ti -
8 1910 49, - sns Wesia q Letters. cane
.nSS peuseo.e e sns senoisE - - pso -.
-. I.n' ~naie 70 me seIlAe.aA fsaSa q 49,
ssey 1enlsn more oosteW 80 sasteke ~ 1872
- sns oSiren. n.eIatefe e! - ~ s1.Sno..
sO.u, .nAn can = Poss'siJ osssasss So1
o'As' '0@sSe. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-09

Experiences 81 = HaSpssser.
nY W. WARREN, ESQ, Of the Inasr Temple
II Fer sale BY CAVE DARBDR.
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ETThs Journal says that the coucern is
not going to change hands. We suppose,
then, thss the arrangement talked Of, fell
through, that the gudgson didn't bite very
ferceIy. The last firm are going to remain
they say. Glad to hear il. 1t 10 as feeble
and trashy ~ any OF ito predecessors ever
was, or ~ any Of its successors 10 likely to
be.
FTAn election IL to be hold in Minnesota
on Tuesday the 18th, for half Sta3e Son.
ate, or 10 members, and an entire n6w House
OF so members. Ten Republican and Minis
Democratic Senators 90 out, leaving eleven
Democrats ard seven Republicans in. The
Republicans have therefore TO gain two Sem
ators to have . majority. This Legislature
10 to elect U. s. Senator for the full term
from the 4th Of March next, and the Repub-
licans arc determined to win IL.
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ATT OR NEY At L AW,
|yoRNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS. over
~ ofios Of n. 4 p. w Ford.
may3l-d
7y0NPOUND SYRUP 81 Biask Ferry Rect, rol
~ saA by 8. b. VOWEL,
asg7d III Haln-st.
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Just HecelveA,
A NEW supply Of standard Msccl lsnsosa Works
IA Ut prices to salt the times, at
Aug70d OGDEN, BkOWNELL 4 co. 3
w AEATy ZOO bush.
w Of COED Spring WHEAT wanted, for which
~ will pay the highest market prios In CASH.
A1g2aAw VIII. AUSTIN Il CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-09

THE AARTIC kOOFING 10 we'll adapted TO
stsep or fAt roofs, 10 are proof, and becoming
hard will admit Of wear by treading thereon,
which makes II desirable for piansas, cars, steam
boats, Ac. Be- For further particulars, please call
| st the once. whore samples can b. seen.
fsbl1dly
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C0ePartnershSp NoIico.
- y GRAY = sMITa h.-. .t.s a.y
IN. formed partnership in tho Carpenter and
Bsilding business In al its branches, under ths
arm name and atyls u Gray Smith. They will
gan, where they will be happy to receive the or
des OF their friends and the public.
maxlH ekBdAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-09

n New Hook by = Charming AnsA =.
1NRUE TO THE LAST; Or, Alone on Wide,
1 Wide Sea. Fascinating alike to the old, the
CAVE 4 BARRIER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
HUbLIN ME'hIIN0c
ExClsE CNNN.ss.ONtks.

Mr.. KfER niao~ 49, ..,.J G'r ,s
he Boari ou S,'orda.. ''. ha' -.' N''ou''4 '''
s., twenty D-e.rs-' .......of Mr.. Gsorse
=, uta-n,,r c,r,.- o. Il. +aaysi "a'kF s'r''''
-, ~ an irnkrepcrs fcl.e a. ~ y ROD 'p p.y, ly,
o a's :" o sC. Tie sp ncstol % sf. Geo. W. nser'
- No. II s;rrcc s'r'tt. .'"T ue.a,,
S,red TO be rctura'd, &C. b, d .s ,5c e,-,y.
MI na,H .na y. pa. ,. sonH o" me l.-' meet
me Of the BoaIo u wou.l @ ~ 80. nnbI;c
,he first Monday Is i-'' 1 r. ,a,...,ir,',,.-s
,o,ire nf tic iG,t hy as ,,'., -,
The Bosri md ~ ie'cu, - .o3ld nav ~, i,
bills as t..ey cid la.i -
Mir. kEkk asset ~ ....-,. f., lcsr..s corli
fs @ theii poa q, ~ '' :, "oy Of the s@s C1~fl' ts
sObeIs sObeti be a~tsa Mo. rt '~ last session a. tne
,i":,s my XII ,unec to nj Monday in December
~ three U, iuck y. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
FIRES.
rIRr y sINTr AYENrE.

fIRE y siNTH AVENUE.
Yesterday afternoon a, "A O'Clock a fire occurred in
the second story OF the dwelling house, No ij Sixth
avenue occuyied by Mr-. Davis, causing damage TO
the amount of $50. said TO be insured. Ou5in Of
FIRE unknown.
FIRE - LEWIS STREET.
On Saturday eyenln; The alarm ot fire was caused
by the burriDg Cf some eos, rear Of No. ~ Lewis
street, OWED by Mike NcLougbin. Dana &c tri1ing.
ElRE5 ~ BEuOkLtN.
An unfinished house IN Gates avenue, between
NostraId and Bedf rd ayeuue-, discovered 20 be
on Are on FRIDAY night. IL was damaged 70 the ex-
tent OF ebout 100. ns tho second time this build
ING sci or FIRE
Abput o'clock Saturday morning fire broke
out in the Union OIL Factory III Concord street. IL
was eatuguished before much damage was done.
Loss sbout $3.50.
An alarm II fire occurred about noon on Saturday,
Caused by pile Of shavngs in yncsnt lot in the
Walabout. No injury was caused thereby.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

An AcrOR IN TRoUsLE.-A young man who gave
hs name as Chares Foster and his profession thai Of
an actor, between 10 and ii o'clock on Saturday
'ofchoon, called a, the Shoe and Leather Bank and
presented 10 the paying teller, M. Crane, check
Payaoe 70 0nar1es H. johnson or bearer .or the sum
OF si'", PurpoIung to DO drawn by the well-known
firm OF Person Carroll, doing business in Barclay
street Mr. Crane, perceivpg tina, the check did NOT
correspond exactly with those usually drawn Nv that
hrm and as several attempts had be-, ,ro, onsIv
made to pass forged checks purportinc to be .igpe
by them took the one just prc-cn,ed to NJ. s.o,,
President of the BanL, and while The cors.ro,,o,
was progressing with that gentleman aud IN. ,e,,o-
young Foster darted out OF the door ard m
with all possible speed, followed by oice sul elsrs
OF the Bank. Officer Ward finally cap,lr., him, al
took him before Justice Welsh. The President all
Teller Of the Bank testified TO tue circuIns ance stated
above, and the firm pronounced the check forgery
whereupon the accused vas detained or examination
Upon searching him bunch Of key, and book con-
tsnirg memoranda Of deposits az tac Ncw-lorA B,rk
were found upon hiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

JOSIAH QrYor, jr., OF Boston, delivers the hf''
lecture 10 the Anus. Course beforeth the Brooklyn hcr
camille Library Association, to-morrow evening, 81 t'
Athersum. This course promises % be the mos.
fsshior able well the interesting ever oi'erl
10 the citizens Of Brooklyn. Il will b. zen - 1s'f
to the advertisement that single admission t e''
viii be on sale, which is very proper AM s''a h'
rangemept.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Id w LVIELL[GENCE.
TIE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TEaa-Hoy. la--Befors judo
PIERREPOsr.

SUPERIOR CoURT-TErAL TEaa-aoY l3-Bstors Judge
PiERREPosf.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST FERNANDO WOOD AND
oTHFRs.
BAsne.k Dodge sst. Fenaado WOOD Walter r. Jones AID
o'hers.
This suit WIS brought to recover for damages sus-
taned by plaintiffs in beng prevented by defendants
from fulfilling their contract TO raise the chip Joseph
Walker This morning tie Jury brought in = sealed
veroict for plaintiffs sgains. all the defendants for
tla77s. The case will be carried up on exceptions.
Gyy,s.L rrew-Bes.rea slll Bench Decisions.
The Aeri, Bank of the State Of OHIO ag. james
Lee =, a.-OTdsr fever,sd.
Obadiah Ennis agt. The Harmony Fire INSURANCE.
Company. -DomurIer sHirrned, with costs.
SPECIAL TERx-Bsfore Judge sLossos
Arnennan syt Spue.-Judsmeut Tor defendant On
Plat ryt The Hudson River Railroad Company
s demurrer ossInss .sSoi i.ssG 20 oy nn % s.. s.,'
COM ylaiat detaite sud eersiu. o
Bailey, survivor &C., sgt. Rowland ct aL-Orfer
FIsh set Merchant; Rutherford ast. The Same
Jldgmsnts .eitlsd
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--s.rUsOAY.s Nov. p.-sefor'
JlGs. DAILY.
ASOIuER VERDICT AGAINST THE cITT
EDWARD Reed ss- 1h. Mayor, &c.
Plaintiff brought this suit to $4,000 for
damages 20 h;s premises by the overfowing Of do
ecrye sc~er in Second avenue. Defendants Sc. up .
general denial
IL appeared th At tie was badly constucted, in
consequence Of which Il overiowed plaintiff premses
damaging his drugs, machinery, &c.
Verdict FOR plaintiff for 1900.
Toulinson and stuyvessnt for plsintia; Basteed
and Ely ior defendants.
stPREME COURT-CEcvIr.-ssrUsosT.k Nov u-Bears
Judz, AvLLxs.
Te sac Of Nsw.Yors sat The Msd River Valley
Bsab.
Tbs Wa an seton Gpon dralt drawn by psrties IN
Ohio upon Ohio LIE Trrfsnce scd Trust Company s'sF
so, bv , csshyr sifa2lt toe tfsnssbts nAne upn tn
o.rs- "a rs.ved b "a. plai1 coasfai security from
b- OaiJ Lie sa4 Tr cons ss0n Dsn made 70 IA: Cor
IT, ss.ssr. rnov.d 9r nonss upon the soa1< tass The
Oe;o Ii. Ia.4ss-ce and 1r ,omp.ny part, 10 tAs
-, a. r. " ths dsfsn4Ant here 80
p.r.d ne Iap.r = noS.ai ~. refused Iss ess
wen t.e ~ rfor N. sst,n n notise % ne
To - sft r. p.llf ~ The amount y, aus % hs srSb
M Is.su isr p..lnds. NJ Stanley for dsf,sssnt
A. AtE,AHE.t-hr rl1rr Jgas. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Asfosl Goss = .. Jokn "sHsrf
A. the ds!sLiaLt has gwen secafiiy the asswm
Asrstshfs ofd-fsd psaiifs cost q
ms 10 sbf- fvcns sad ne J,aSnsIt v ss-a .
rs-ll.f. A..
Nm r.. Garnnici act. bro.D Brothers-judx-
f o. b. vss., I'D .; asli- anc ,A.l tts P2stis
AZ - lai.ut..s. q ID costs u tis tDYtion-
cDgpr osgpsFRaL sEssIOss-s,rusosv, Nov IL
fr...r l.s Jlfsr RtasTiL.
To-day .eut.rs StIe pa.ec,l, and ths Judge druv-
rral "a. fsfsous e. .l1fau- o. auasa adj tnrnts
,fsrs. s0r4rs cogI ID n 't. $-gifnbr Tern y nss-
~. sh,rr n fr.i GO "A iaf "a lo~e' ~fm
...sI / .f4--r. zee o. STAT Ffisls
,a,rfs s;sfkv "a of tso yes u tAe Sss's
Pr.ez i 80 ...i9. 10 's5s ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
,1,c-cant Sehriny of the Ninth

SUICIDE BY SrABBIsG Capt. Ssbring Of the Ninth
Precinct yesterday reported Drpy Superintendent caren
ter that Saturday, 'Ou, Henry |uly Germ VITO
No. Ss Troy omui.d suicide By stsbbiDs him
eel. in left breast With butcher knife Al the tine oi COM
inug deed uufurtuI under The in
Of hqror which Is the tao~n cause TOR - conGs
ii, Jf the Nul,y - oi He MS let
widow and children The had been rLsd 20
the copg of the Office st evening" ind 10 -
possibe that the police may have been mistaken announcing
the q, sth q! Mr Fulty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Advertisement.

For DISEASED THROAT AND LUNGS,
50 cents bot,le q. No SIS Broadway mex; 70 HOSPITAL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
IAdve.tisemen'.J
WINTER CLOTHING.

We have Ills week made large addition to ,9t o. Moe
COW and Labrador Beaver OyERcoArs for which the Grpnd
large Our stock Of Beaver Cashmere snt Winter
CoaTs, SACKS PaLETOTs, PANTS and VESTS %
match is also largely rep-nisbed FROM fabrics Of sest
in portatiops.
AZ .ar, call will many Of desirable styles thi.
will soon be OFT OF the market ID. DEyLIS & Co,
Nos. 2S3 2S9 and 30 BrOacniJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
IAdYrr,i,erentI /
INcFtTtIsffntUr
PREMATURE Loss OF TIE HAIR, which is sC

novsds mey b. entirely prevented BY tire use OF
BuKsETTs CocoaAE has been used in tousnds Of
where the coming in hal dfs aud has failed
decay snd promote healthy and vigorous D.
h at the time unrs sled dressing for the hair
application will render soft nd glossy for several days
See advertiser
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
IA6vertis-meLt. 1

TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY hsve on
tind every variety Of TEAS for Gruce sad Tea Dealers sna
p1yt.s families souchons Ooons aud Young from 20
4Oc Gunpowcer and Imperial from &c. ~ 5D Al cth,s
qualities equally Also. SD boxes good FAMILY TIA fos
bl. Gail sad examine No. rs Chsthans, between fse
and Roosevelt stS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
fAdvertisement.l |
OF THE EAR.-Dr. HARTLEY,
AFPPCTIOSS or

AFFECTIONS OF THE EAR.-Dr. HARTLEY,
No. S ST. Marks place, is the only rerosnixed Anr.t m ths
upied Staes aud may be eonrued by those suffering tou
drse,s the head. AID s discharges from te EA
With the bes; Of success His terms are ~En ss
of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
IAdvertisemeIt

FOR GROUP,
Give few drops OF J. r. srArroso's OLIVE Tar, ca
su:sy and spry Olive Tar me Thros, and Cher Rsef
BE- Immediate ~ botr- Ct SIS Broadway n-xt,o Hos-
pi,a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Advertisement
rl- rI4antN... rafr,~gr

Give few drop. Of j. Il SrpoRDs OLIVE ris ~ .srsF
apply Tar the spnr Ch-s: and Tsros sEd t5c
Cou1h u very disappear 81 e-n,s bps:i', OF " ID
Brosdwsy, Lei. ~ Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
NEw-YoRK HosPIIAL.-Weekly report to Nov. ~,
Adveffi.e I7lHnt
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHOTOGRAPHS,
A~BRoTYPEs AND DlGUERRgorYPgs
Nos $50 and 2iBroadwsy New York, and No a59PsansJl
yaa.a sy., Washington, ID. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

ARREST FOR SrABBIsG -Ssmnel Reynolds, sea-
man Oh board the ship Bernard, just arrived from Leg
horn, was arrested yesterday by Coxswan T. Bnroeit
Of police boat No. 3, for dangerously stnbbng tho
second mate, George Miller With sheath knife. The
prisoner was taken to the Tombs and the mate to the
hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
4 lAdyrf.isrueut.
Adyrftisrmeut
To FATHER AND NOTHER.-YOur son or ds1gh-

+
have great you evidences Of dsy
FOR proper direction Of mis- power h, or aet bead
sul.nsd BY Fowler L WELLS at No. 9s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

fATAL FaiL.--N ~. Williams. E lhhoger. was killed
~ saturday ~ M Toto lo.a of ,er VI q, 'rrvi.
J. tG tier N /. Lsa Hitc. An iLauc'. WIZ ;, hell ar5r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

MILITARY FurrR,L---Licut. Riley Of the Frsntia
Guard, who died Friday, buried yests riay with
military honois His rs were conveyed 10 Grcca-
wood Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

WuER pERyIrs TIE Water Commissioners have
rhus far granted i0S permits to Introduce ~s'er into
D., ufes in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

THANKSGIVING Dal.-Msyor Powell rrccopmcnAs
= sf.spenson ~ husiuoss Thursday next, beog the
dny designated by shc Goveroor of the St.ts for gea-
era thauAsgyls. The (, NJ m,il doab.ess be OBJ
served by .@clS GENERALLY, N Il Aa' loen On oS
ILer Occasions
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

ARREST OF Four ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT BILL
VESpoRs.-Withn the last month or two gang o!
shrewd rascals have been engaged in passing worth
less bills Of various denominations purportng to be az
issue Of the Waubaek Bank, De Soto County, Ne
braska Territory ian institution that never had ega
e1stence upon merchants and shopkeepers about the
city. Thousand of dollars OF this worthless trash have
been passed by these scamps, and until recently with
excellent 1t hes been the wont Of the fellows
who are supposed to be banded together, to enter
such stores they considered could be easily swinded
and purchase bill OF goods, which they would order
20 be seLt 10 certain places a. specified tme Az tne
tine designated they would be On hand, receive the
goods from the porter or errardboy and pay the OIL
IN Waubeek bills. On Tuesday or Wednesday last one
o TIE rsscsls went the clothing store No. IhoP
son street, and purchased a coat for 8, whicn ne
directed 10 be sent TO certain house in MsciouSai
street. At the appointed moment the clothief a1s-
patched his boy with the garment, when The s"naier
met hin and settled the account by paying him "
and s. bill or the bank in question. The s~lndie
was o. course detected as soon IS the boy re-
TUNED, ard the shopkeeper was so enraged ths' 10
forthwith set out for the police hesdquarters,
ard reported the matter to Capt. WaIing. The
boy who had delivered the coat gave minute
description OF the swindler, and also descrioed tie
horse and wagon which he drove. The mstter "S
gwen into the hands of Detectives De 'oe' s!o".y
and Temar, who forthwith Sc: to work to aseertain
the whereabouts OF the swindler. Upward o iorty .,
fifty livery stables about the city were visited ana al
Messrs. TaIlman & Co.'S in Bank street. the onicers
found the horse and wagon which had been described
by the taiors boy While the officers were engaged
in conversation with the stablekespers young man
answering the description given by the boy passed
and was also recognized BY MessIs Tal-an & 10. as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

TIE CouLpY Tn,GEDy-DEarH or ONE THE
Servants OF THE F,YILY.-Elizabeth Carr, one o
the victims TO the murderous assault Of young Goudy,
died on Sunday morning from the effects of her in
iuries She wa. one of the two domestics who We're
wounded, and it was supposed that her wounds we're
comparatively slight, but on Saturday an alarming
change for the worse took place, and death soon en-
sued johanna Murphy, the other servant, is rapidly
improving, and her recovery is confidently expected
Mr.. Goudy is still in precsrious situation; al times
he rational and inquiries for his SOD, who, be sup
poses, is in prison. Nathaniel is rapidly recovering
as is also Mrs. Gouldy but Charles, the youngest son.
will probably sink under his wounds. Coroner Hills
has been notified and will probably hold an inquest
upon The body OF Elizabeth Carr to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CITY YMoRTAIITY.-Acccriing to the report OF the
City Inspector, there We're 3Sj deaths in the city
during the pas. week-an increase Of 81 as compared
with the mortality Of the week previous, and more
than occurred during the corresponding week in les'
year. OF the total number 2l2 Of ten years Of
age and under and "a inmates OF the public ins,ltu
tions. The following table shows the humber o
deaths for the past two weeks among adults and
children, Distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Bows. Glrls. Total
Wei Wsss s6s1s s1s Nov Nov is q II: Il: i ioi 81
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, S. consumption, 80; oonvu,-
sions infsn,ile %; cholera inlantum, Ii diarrhea,
G; dysentery, .; drcpsy in the bead 10; infaMrna-
ton of the bowels, :; inflammation Of the lungs, 81;
Inflammation OF the brain, t; mars,nuS Gniani.el,
2s; scarlet fever
There were also deaths OF spopleIy 10 Of caneeEous
affections III of congestion O. the BRAIN Ii OF crorr,
sof debility nfantile OF typhoid fever, Of disease
Of the heart Of whcopng cough, 4 Of scroiua,
premature births, 26 still-borr and /. from violen,
causes, including suicide ana l murTler.
The annexed table shows wha, portions Of The tu-
mar system have been most affected: Bones jo.lts,
&C., /; brain and nerves. %; genera.ive organs,
heart and blood vessels Is; lungs, throat &C., l35;
old age 3; skin &c. and eruptive :eysrs, l3; still.
born and premature births, 35 stomach, bowels and
other digestive organs Co. uncertain seat and general
fevers, 80; unknown, urinary organs, :. Tois-s0
The number Of deaths compared with the cone-
spending weeks in 1856 and 1851, was as follows:
Week ending Nov. IS 1870
Week ending Nos. IA.
Week ending Nov. o. 8J2.
Week ending Nov. IS,
The nativity table gives ei6 natives OF the United
States. II Of ireland, ~ o. Germany Of England,
of France, Of Scotland, Of Prussia, and the bal
ance Of various foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

MLrRr.--The total uumber Of uniformed militia
IN Kings County l3i1, comprised IN four reginent~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CAPsrzrD.-About il3 o'clock on Saturday morning,
as the yawl belonging to the pilot-boat Edmund
Blunt was approaching the shore near Pier No. East
River, the Hamil,on-avenue ferryboat Montauk came
suddenly upon her, and cspsized the boat. There
were two men in the boat both of whom rescued.
One who clngng to the braces of the steamboat,
by Mr.. John Hsyes and Patrick Kelly, Whitehall
boamen; the other who succeeded 10 getting 90 the
bottom Of the yawl, by a boat unknown. Both men
were put board the plo.-boat and were unnjured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

HoTIcE TO IaE BAR.-Og and aller to-day Moa-
DAY the ra.enoar OF the k,ngs County Circuit Coat
VIA be callei At O'Clock =. m Every cause CA such
dsy calcrdzr which but of the pa,t;es appear
viii oe Et oaoe tired or disposed OF, And any caus-.
then on trial will he suspended for tn, purpose named.
I 2 Court will open to-day a, II O'clock - tu, aud
vii be ip session evcdy Gay this week except Taun-
ia, lThArksg'viuel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

THE SUNDAY LIquoR SgLLERs.-To-days calendar
Of the Court Of Common Pleas contains several suits
asan. parties for selling liquor Sunday, contrary
TO the provisions of the Metropolitan Police law,
which imposes penalty Of $50 to be recovered in the
name Of the people Of tue State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CoRRRcTIoE.-We should have stated, in our notice
Of tho nomination Of Mr.. Haws for Controller, tina
NJ. Homer Franklin had forty.frs votes On the fir,
ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CR,Np LARcENY.- Officer Murphy of the Fiah
P.ecnr Saturday srrVsd Ann Welsh Tor having on the
. o. uu-E stolen Mrs Margaret Kean, ofSouth Third
street second three 80 bills slt uine dollars ~ spvc
Keau IN. above mcn';oJed. i~t Nf. Welss In
r.ni ' iuyitcd her HON. with hef. Me- Welsh went
huus vita MI kra. paI:oUk of som" beer.
alter hicn Nrs Welsh out. Nen mof.ius hra Mean
ns.e .,kr 20 Ms. Welsh aboat H. sac th.a
m 10 the psper. al lrdge of the Tho
bad asrostsd Sin IA - Sasinss Ank.
upon corsn' bug made by Mrs Mean arrested ner Sn
ye nod tor examination Tn loaey been recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

yesterday ths foot OF North Third street r. lie
de- .ssd h. blue shit aud p>ats sad
hsd hair ad whAc Had been in tho water AbOu. fous
tson dsys. Tho COroaer Iofed
TirL THiEF.-Tcrence McGervin vas arrested on
Saturday for robbins the tl Of Mrs Braes store in Orsod
stree 81 He sent 20 the Pcnitenfary for sxsy
days by Justice tesks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CLEANING BEoADwAr.-Tbe residents along Broad
way have concluded to keep up their voluntary con-
tIibutops to have the street deceny cleaned, mas
much "a the City Government can neither be coaxed
driven to The performance Of their duty. email
subc, pton from each tenant will do the business and
save more than twice the amount in goods. to say
nothing Of convenience and respectabty in the eyes
of citizens and strangers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15


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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

The nativity table gives ei6 natives OF the United
States II Of ireland, ~ o. Germany, Of England,
Of France Of Scotland, Of Prussia, and the bal
ance of VARIOUS foreign countries.