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, 1858-10-15
.RRIVAL OF THE "COySTITUTTOyp
Onc Week Later from the North.


The U. S. Mail Steamer Constitution. Can't. Cow
arrived at Olympia wharf on yesterday morning with
the mails, freight and passengers. To FREEMAN &
Co.'S Express we are indebted for the Vetoria Weekly
oi oc', vth' ana the Da'ly oi Oet l2th' nom
"n'cH we g'can the Following items OF news;
The Lillooet Harrison trail to the Upper Frazer is
now said to be completed to Lake Anderson The
boats would be completed in a few days more, and
then the route would be considered opeued-thougi
its land portion will not be wagonrOad to the extent
that bad been expected In regard to the mines on
Tue upper FFAzer' 'he reports are conhleang-all
agree 'ns' rom three 20 hYe dollars can be made at
present. ana all believe rch deposits will be found in
Ine course OF the next lew months. The Indians on
the river are quiet and provisions plenty at maderatc
rates.
On behalf Of a number OF American citizens now in
confinement in Victoria, on charges Of various kinds
of crime. the American Commissioner there, Mr.. JouN
NUdENr has applied to Cow DOUGLAS 80 far to inter
pose iof te lurtherenee oil the ends Of justice as to
cause eonnei 70 be assigned the prisoners, on trial
from among the American legal gentlemen at present
resding at Victoria 1t appears that, by the laws Of
Tue colony no member OF the American bar is permit
ted to practice in the Victoria courts aud that there is
no British subject residing there qualified to practice
.ue oA,' eN'sp' ''e Ia" o.loe' o inc crown whose
~ Sa'y " . " T PaOssou'e. Ience 'ne application as
80, ~ mt -'V 'A "u''n VIII unqueS"onaO'y De
s'a"''O'
'',o "io ra%er river
- ~ iA' ooinParies' ing ua@ette
E "'' sec. nuuoeF % strangers IN Nleto-
'Au az any "i'e ",'uin sne last SN weeks conse-
L-sn' upo4 .ue -''1Al VI ue steamers from Frazer
lc,sco Auto botols ana Io,1,,;ao, hn,s.,
lfuu "
r..
'uS' 'ne'o Is memorial 10
l'"eu' III .'f''iA''on among tue resi-
ueuN te'orn' expressing the satisfaction OF Its
sShefs AT tue rumored appointment OF Mr DOUGLAS,
as the Governor Of the Colonies of Vancouver Island
aiu D','l'n Oo,uio'a 1nls memorial Is Deing nu'
ois"eu CH 1n' O'"e, "'"u' VIC ne'' II Is 'ne
., so'i' % ti'' Po'l'0@ oppo-
i'"'' W p0''''o" iO' us reino'"''
regular monthly term or the Court OF Sessions
had been opened and The Grand Jury had found true
DIS oi Indictment against James Doyle, VIM. John
No'lui D','Nl "uu ''i'"ion Diooin'
tart =, I'm ro g. - !"
&c. Trial and convicto, io,Iovod with so,,orc. 81
fine inprisonmept and hard labor
r.,o man ,u.., s.,,,.uo, -, A.. oo.,, =.
nit 49,, r., VI, -, w. Vl'
To,. 90 - ~ '.'s NJ T'"Oe
CO.. ~ - '''''
80 ts'' % - .''c' "'s
~. -, o., po., 49,. A.,
a. -, ssC,-,s \,
49, -' eN''' "''"
-
Inc steamer HH'e'P''Se mas recently arrive at %ie-
tor'a win Iso passengers ior san Francisco ant
amount OF gold aust IN tneir hahqs' bg strikes
1 ~ ~ - sI' 'ilrs w i's. A
~. , ~ ~ a., ~. wy a..
mus ebnneys Goods Ters plsnt7 sSd so,S ., ,.,
prices.
=. qu''I'''' nnuis us
- ~ r, 81 y w. va" ai"
, 1858-10-15

IS- The steamer Ranger No. 2 has been
making semi-Occasioual trips lately between
Olympia and Whatcom, Victoria, &c.
, 1858-10-15

e. From Utah the mail Of July 81 has arrived a.
Leavenworth. Salt Lake City was quiet. the army
being occupied with preparations for winter.
, 1858-10-15

- The BellinghAn Bay shipping report was re-
eeived 70 late for insertion this week.
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5bippiag gRteIIIgGates.
FR1pAY. November y. ls5!
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Black Warrior smith FOR New York via HAyaps
James C0nnoly kco
Steamship Quaker city, shufeldt for Minititian,
Steamship Calhoun Gardner for Key West ga foTidu Rorts
-, y Payne
snip Enoch Train; K leh, for Liverpool 2 Whitney &eo
Sbg Indiana, Cofiu+ for Mes York } o Woh3rnfF Geo
Spanish Brig Baen.lesas MaudEaona for Malaga
Pug, Nh &eo
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Children three old and under ree three
full fare ' @'
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five can be had at tina
Office of the Master Of Transportation. Merchants whose fam
lilies reside on the line Of the road tickets pack
ages Of twenty Fl their personal a reduced rate
The Accommodation Train will Magnolia usual On
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18Th inst but will be disc6uiu
ued after that dae.
Freight Trains dai between New Orleans Can
ton. The Company prepared forward and
Packages Of ali kinds every which they hive con-
necon, receiving delivering the domic OF its pl
VIM W. WAnLEY,
nj upFFI SIN
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LIyERPooI-ship Mary o'BTien-S63 tons salt to Jones
&co-2ll, 400 states TO order
INDIAEOLA AND GALYESTON -Seamship Magnolia
Il bales cotton Person hco6 larlet0n, Whiting Tul
% empty bbs Adooh Bscksundries orderTot y BALES
cotton.
PENsACoLA--schr Walter M-32OOO feet lumber $4,000
laths to Pooley Ncol eco,
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Magnolia Crowel from Galveston to Payne
Berwirk's Bay,
Steamship Texas Wilson from rndanoa and Galveston to
i Payne-lst dist.
Ship Mary OBTien per from Liverpool 18th September to
Baxter Lowell EcO-4th dist 81
Schr Walter NJ Cook days from Pensacola TO Fooey Aco
6co-Basin,
sTEAMBoATs.
Messenger Kirk from Lobdes Store
SupHower Harrison, from Red River.
Dr Batey Dugas, from Donaldsonvite.
@ u tIr, Vincet. from DonaldSonvie.
Silver Heels. Harrison, from 81 Louis,
Music Streck, from Donaldsonvilie,
Laurel Hill. IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Diamond Hollcroft from Louisville
California, HutChings, from Mobile.
" A Andrew JeanfreRu from the Coast
4 1, AEcGill RObrds, from st Louis,
Golden Age, MpCOmbs, from Fort Adams,
Lucy HolCOmbe, Cannon, from Memphis.
Louisa, Holloway from Cincinnati.
Hiawatha Dix, from st Louis.
Orleans Douglas from st Louis
Towbos Yankee Fluton from the Passes-towed do and
10 sea sd inst ships 0r1mbo and Jas Thcomb brought
up ship Mary OBTen.
Towboat Thomas McDan Pennega from the Passestowed
down and Il 4th inst ships Heos and VIM RathbOne
brig Don Juan--came up light
Towboat Junus Beebe Andrews from the
and to 18th inst. ship Susan HinkS-cane up light
Towboat L MIlRudou, Whann from the Passes-owcd
aud 6Ih inst, ships oShua Mauran and WesmOre
lRnd--Came up Light
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The dstiustion between liking and loving, was well
made bYa little girl six years old. She was eating
something d breakfast which she seemed to relish
very much.
Do you love itiH asked her aunt.
No. replied the child, with look Of disgust
e ! like 1t, il loyedit | should kiss it,
How do my customers like the milk sell them r
= Oh, they all think it Of the first water
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gltn alrIfais gflonep gfLaFRet.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Lamp street, ,,
Thursday Evening, November IL, 1858
Tiara WIS nothing Of essential Importance turned up to-day
ia general money and paper market The calls on the banks
@ on lie dimiuuye order 1t is hardly necessary to say
5 bar mas the offerings accepted On the street
apatby prevailed The sales of paper few and far be-
tween It however usele,s quote from day day under
the present plethora Of money All who desire to anti
pate their receipts do lower of interest than
have prevailed years On the general market there
is very little said this evening The banks do all good
paper offering Of them and then stretch point
to meet the desires Of their patrons.
The Asia Liverpool with the weeks details to the S0h
ut announced early hour this morning. The
brings far regards cotton expected and
course general disappointment observable among
cotton foka to-day hold here for time
Toe Exchange market to-day The
checks on New York steady and uniform x discount
Outside there sales between divers parties
Of $4,000 a 10 6 per discount The regular
of q a per cent. discount is very steady. There often
many large negotiations made which the banks general deem
Al which outside would not bs eassed better than AZ But
this point Of Al good choice and fair drafts takes broad
What drafts might please dealer might be taken
and what did please might be taken BY smother party We
have 10 note the transactions in Sterling clear bills at lOl to
1873 a 1878. Bills with documents 10T q 1914 Francs
dealt Some large transactions were car
red through at $50 q % aud other sales to some extent
from 34 1904 which establishes decline Of some i'm
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AS sENGBRI

HRLow-uomINa UP.
Brig Piyaro, Sturges, from Mobile.
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DYEING..
DYEING.
j. BoNTEMPs DYER AND sCouRER,
M 90 Bourbon street

Has the honor 70 inform the public that he has assumed
the business the Dyeng Establishment No 10 Royal street
and that he will time heretofore with the careful
ton for which he is celebrated.
The manner which, for the last twelve years he has salts
ded the numerous of his establishment Bourbon
street. guarantee for those wlG may honor him with their
patronage, VI Iy
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So
"
III coupons, per cent Cleveland and Pitts R. $685.
bonds Knox county, Ohio 500 each ,..,....... 800
shares n, Hamilton and Dayton r. R......,.... 200
bonds Decatur comply. Indiana. .....s.... 5000
10 bonds Great Western r, 10000
100 bonds Nor, and Worcester r. R., 500 each. 10000
bond Trevo0n Coal Company ...............,. 1000
bonds Ind. and O. r. Observation-Disclosures. 2DJD
construction bonds 0. and NJ r. R....s.....,. 2ODD
u bonds Hempheld X. 5000
10 bonds Toledo and Illinois r. Observation-Disclosures, 5000
bonds Florida Freeland r. R.. ...,....,.... $500
IS bonds Sd mortgage CleTe. and Pitt R. R..... 3500
$50 shares Cleveland and Pitt K. .....4..... lT5D0
IS bonds Jespnyille, Indiana, 1906
10 bonds Fort Wayne and Southern r. $1,000
81 bonds Tin and Fort Wayne r. R..,.s........ 81 900
65 income bonds, Marietta and Cincinnati R... $4,000
20 income bonds, Cleveland and Pitts r. R..... 10000
IN dividend bonds of Cleveland and Pitts. r. Rec. 10000
1853 bonds ia mortgag9 Marietta and Gin r. R $4,000
lG1 bonds Gn Ham. and Dayton r. r. ,..,.. 49,. 1000
1872 bonds Hisborough and Cincinnati r. b. 10000
81 Junction r. II. bonds with individual suAraaty.. $1,000
81 Knox county bonds, with coupons g. 1883 600
Ny Of Cincinnati bonds two coupons due ,.,..- 5000
City OF UUvtngon bonds Observation-Disclosures. 1000
bonds Township Of Dayton $500
30 Henderson and Nashville r R. bonds ....4... SOGOJ
bond Of Fayette county, Ky ....,,............. 1000
bonds Of Bowl county, Ky Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
bonds Of Clarke county, Ohio ..,.,.....,.... 1900
20 bonds t4h mor Cleveland and Pitts. r. R... 100000
200 hares sin, leye and Delhi Plank Road 10000
II shares Madison, Peru and indianapolis R. . 700
III Had River and Lake Erie Il. ..... IS 0O
81 shares Yincennese Branch stats Bank Of nd 1000
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES

REGULAR PACKETS.
e. f5 $4i II Il AIl,,,SsourHERN IT. a,
ARRANGEMENT of The NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
q. 5. Nail Packet Company.
arranging the starting their large boats the coming
the Nj and N o. Packet Company have decided as
GomnonoipE with tho steamer ING OMAR on wednesday,
September 25 aud then regularly
NJ N D AYs:
Ben Franklin, ]. D. Clark
NehFHsAs" " rs D 4 y {. Irwin master
4ngorps:9.!, b 6, Pegtis master
5"'hs' 2.''l''' + ri r I D 4 i 5 '''i l'a9's'
H, e. IT, 7 II. Sew 1Sa.s master
Connecting Memphis with
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And continuous railway connections through Tennessee
and Virginia. to
SR'" Fiji PHILADELPHIA,
WASHINGTON
PETERSBURG,
re- Ezpesi 5 @ trains iSay ys Memphis i daily It H.
@ through to New York with less time and expense than
By a othorGgas Igy Fhgeqgh Tickets sq6 a the qgos
= Far freight or assaae apply On board, or TO
I, u EkEIBtH General Agent
once Of the New o4od Ss d aSsS Pnee Company
under the Charles Hotel, left wing
N.B,TicHe by tbsroue good for any length Of time.
gyas. UNITED a STATES TRI-- re-
5=saaasa45as TO VIGkSRU re. S.
TUESDAY At o'clock + NJ,
Roase pori Hudson Bayou Sara rive Landing Fort
&@ Go &5rg sSo and TeSs6nrs EE&R9 TUESDAY at
Ole oclS P NJ
lie Princess connects Yickshurg with the steamer Roe
bucF and will take freight for all landings on the Yazoo river
~ ''s+ - THTRSDAY, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ
The magnificent U. s Mail packet Wick Sburg, Capt
mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney, ST
sph, Grand Cult MmTeut9n, yieksgarg, M!iikens Bend
Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina
Ing and Point Warrington EVERY THURSDAY, at 8
The VTGEsBURG connects at ytcksbnrg with the
RANGER, and will lake freight for all landings
Yaaoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, O'Clock P NJ,
/ The magnificent U. s, Mail packet NRtCheA, Capt,
T. 2. leAthUFs, will leave for RpunllsuYle PtaquPmne
Baton huge Port Hudson ayoa sara Red kiyer landing
/ CUT Wamantou and Ficksburg Ey cry SATURDAY, .
Tho steamer NATCHEZ, connects at virksburg with
She steamer RANGER, will take freight landings
/ on the fasoo river Rs hgl up as Greenwood.
ths mtuuoncd pleudd passenger packets will leave
on their regular days without fail tho hour appointed.
to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
THESE boats will not be responsible for any letter OF package
containing money eweEy or other yaluabes unless Fegulol
bills Of adng taken specifying the and value
the freight paid any vauables deposited cpTh
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
Fortgsight or passage apply on board, or to
4 CARROLL, HOLMES & Co.,
Union Row So Garondeetss
jel1 If 7. R. SMITH No. Fohoupitoulss st,
TWIN "a cnnplee assormeEt OF Twine comprising
L twenty diiegeal kinds and qualities, for ssl9 by
ALFRED kEARNT,
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R By Capt vesper of the ship Mary oBrien, the 5tl
inst of Cuba ship Kitty Floyd from Liverpool for this port
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Horse Gar will leave the city every morning O'clock
ana ne ahe every night hour after the arrival Of
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
The raina will stop at the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called hpon, except mail ips but the conductor
must have timely ce nlu
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,J..gsasgsa7g, STAMPS, srMAIBOAps ANN FAI
g + iieSsuPplied with Beet, Pork Mutton ard Gu
WI ssusaSeB, Trtle, and every thing III the butcher
ing me barrels and if-harres of Choice Coruec
pat up 10 order for Cabin Family Use stalls Noe s.
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
NERKEL L PARKER.
n BstesnDoas shpssupplied with all kinds OF Live
Stock such as fresh mich Cows Hogs sboatg Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese. Ducks, Ghirkans, etc. se29 "
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FTIWINE-A cnnpete assortmeEt Of Twine comprising
twenty different kinds and qualities for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
oil e. Magazine street.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
es on SATURDAY., the ran i0st. At 5 7. n.

Leaves on SATURDAY, the t2th inst, at p NJ.
FPu.. FOR LOUISVILLE AND GINCIN.
q pa!i,The fine, regular Passenger packet steamer
f@sa$sssszas Diamond, Capt. Hocrott, will leave
above Or Louisville Cincinnati aud all intermediate landings,
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
nl2 81 Poydras street
plan of the cabin be and staeooms by
appyipg to the agents.
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S A VAN All

Edq% FOX SAyANNAH-THE FAST SAILING
S brig Joseph, Gabgls, mister having nearly all her
ssssSs cargo uuEaEed w have immediate dispatch. For
balance OF freight, apply
CREEPY * FAREWELL, 80 NatcheI street.
For ma sage, applv O thr CAPTAIN board n3
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-. fEELHEAfIkG TABLES UUNSTANEI1
go = hand and for salefrom the mauufactoryoi
ts=szs7S MessrB j. NJ BRUNSWICK aBEO., Cincinnati,
supayio Rosewood billiard Tables BrunRwcs patent GuSh
onB also Cloths Balls Cues, a other trimmings beong
log to this tiue.
A. ". MERRIAM,
nil ly ST. Charles Billiard Room. N. Q.
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ESg9H FOR HAM 8JRGS-THE Al FAST SAIL.
3sE5RS ing American ship kHtHhdin, Captain Oliver,
as tOAdng for the above port, For 'reght MP.
lyt0 j. ?. WHITNEY 4 10, IS Gtroudsie street.
For passage apply TO thu captain on board rs
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kES= FOR BR EBIEN-rHE Al SHIP nngda-
kf9Sr Iene, Capt Henke, having most Of her cargo en-,
and going board, will with quiCk dis
pa'C6- For remainder Of freight, nppiy TO
o25 BANTER LOWELL It co.
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sRS a. RODRIGUEZ = CO., re-
RESgbss successors p. DiAQEIN Il Co F4448tas,s35
984sa5 BHEAD band CIR UkER BAKERS, FSFaszfzsaa7has
NJ, 50 hew ievee street. New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN CRACK MEL BISCUIT, warranted
free Of saloratus any drugs injurious to health.
H D. Go, keep constantly hand large assortment Of
Bread and crackers.
Pilot Bread, Cofseh0ute Blgcuits, Water Crackers,
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Wine Brend, Boston Crackers, Picnic, ETC., etc,
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers, etc
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, ~ REGULAR WEDNESDAY NOON
Ez44lFiEF7E = COAST PACKET STEAMER SnliIg Rob.
- tHsOn, f. Grrss. for Fort Adams
Wam-por Bayou sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Plaque
mine, ppnsldaoGville and Cnas Running in connection with
steamer H0d5n Age leaves New Orleans above,
main New river until daylight undl Thursday morning
Returning leaves Bayou Sara seHrdays after arrival he
from WOOdylle, arriving News Orleans Sunday evening
n. B.-PatHcnInr attention pad To Coast trade.
jy2yH HOLMES Il CLAUSS, "a TcGonpifonas ST.
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Leaves every MONDAY. at O'clock P. Nj.
~ AMER REPUBLIC, FOR

LBAyebon WEDNESDAY, \oyenber Il, ais ?. NJ.
, f2ags NJ 70 NJ r Fl Il u AND sew ORLEANS
L5AE1-sJ' Packet Lineu. : Mail Packet for Memphis
and the Bends - The splendid packet steam
IngOmnr. Captain b. Paris viii be ready 10 receive
freight Monday morning, the foot GiTnd 5tree and
will Leave above. For freight passage apply board
j. H. FREEIGH
Once under the 81. Charles Hotel.
W. This line connects Napoleon with regupr packets for
the White and Arkansas rivers, and Memphis with
and Louisville
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R-Speemen copies sent gruitously for inspection Soub
en and Western money! or Postage Stamps taken subscr
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United Mail line.
w. NJ n VI = IL = AND NEW ORLEANS
e444Etky55 Packet IineFOr Memphis and RIl the Bends
The splendid steamer NebTns ska. A. r. Irwin
eT will bs ready receive freight Saturday morning a
the foot Of od and will leave above Fer freight Or
passage, apply on board Or j. II. FRELIEH,
OHtCc nndet the St Charles Hotel.
This line connects at Napoleon With regular packets foI
be Whites and Arkansas rivers, and Memphis with
packets for ST. Louis and for Louis Vile.
EF- Adams Express carried Regularly by this line MI
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HQGsHEAD HOOP POLES Avn sH3vF7

- ~ * w. l2S Fulton street, N Y
@Aessrs MUM Il co, extensively engaged in pos
curing patents for new inventions will advise Inventors
WITHOUT charge in regard 10 the novelty of their
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! PONT.G!;IMI..A.l-IIT.RI.ALlIlNl NAIL-

81 IiZSSiE Commencing Monday Nov. j, 1855
DEPARTURE OF CARS
From City. From Lake.
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OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE,
" 4l3 Broome street. corner Of Film, .
MALE N.ELn


By the 2st section of the entitled IAN establish
Metropolitan Police district and % provide for the
ment thereof passed April l5 1851 Is provided that ii
shall not be lawful for TO publicly keep dispose
OF any intoxicating liquors upon any day Of public election
within the Metropolitan Police district penalty
dollars for each offence be recovered in the the
people Of the Of New York
the county wherein the offence IL committed"
And further provides that mo booth box for the ds
button Of tickets At election shall be erected maintained
within one hundred and fy feet Of polling place within
the said district
II further declares that II shall be misiemeanor punish
able by imprisonment in the county jail penienary not
less than exceeding two years, by fine
than two hundred and fifty dollars Tor without
unable or excnsabe cause % personal violence
slecor IN the metropolitan Police district any
Der OF the police force thereof, the
duty for such member neglect maenng
for offence against law Of the State commed his pre-
person "A member of the police
falsely represent himself being such member with raudu
lent design"
police OF the Metropolitan Police district specially
required that the above provisions OF law carried
into effect r. A. TAIIMADGE
General Superintendent Of Police.
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NkrATCHFs. WATCHES.
w All des ripops Of gold and silver watches for Al
retail Al less than usual prices
Watches taken n exchange
Every watch has a written guaranty whit
Watches repaired At less than usua prizes
a. g. ALLEN. importer ~ watches and jewelry,
wh9esss and retail No II Wall street second door.
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gQE BROADWAY
ODD LOUIS ANRrCH, matchmaker, from Copenhagen,
respectfully informs he public that he for the of 81 will
~ az snd clean The finest watches including main and hair
pfrltE es for ~ months without any other charges Hav
mR en- ID The best Matchmaker from Europe he
saie - polc ha be viii give every one satisfaction.
LOUIS ANRfCH, Go Broadway
Two Docs above Amy street.
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-THE GREAT FAT CATTLE
n exhibition in of the destruction of the Crys
tai Palace will be held al the New York Taersals Sixth
nue. OF Thirty ninth York. 10th
and 18th days of December 1855 Premium lists had
at the office of the Institute 35l Broadway.
LEWIS q. NORRIS Chairman.
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~ wsUhes-DAvIs improved safety banking levw
watches and POCKET ehroncseters These OF the
possible workmanship and from careful
and the application OF tempered springs
balances hey emiDenuy suited for al climates tbsv
supplied ehber with without and At modcr.ss
price, wsrbes fer the Spanish and Asero.n trade IN
rnarnihesuuy embeshed and dLA addres-i
DAVIS chronomeser and wasch nsfactures Upper
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WASH PURCHASERS OF sEGARs CAN PROCURE
~ bargains in Havana domestic and German segars my
establishment Ia N0rmas low ~. An examination
eeBs,cd canDet be uudersold o CHEEKS,
AZ Byoadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30

CHATHAM BANK ELECTIoN.-THE ANNUAL ELEC-
~ ton directors and for Of succeeding
nua election will be held at the banking house Monday
lsNovember 1855 between the IL o'clock and
2P. NJ. BY order of the BOARD.
o. II. SCHREINER Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30

NoTICE-A MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC GUARD
~ will he held the Ocean House 100 South street Mon
day evening November half clock precisely
business of Importance will be brought forward.
7. S-An the old members requested TO attend. By
order JAMES REID, Captain