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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-27

Corruption OF the Admi nistrati ON.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press says:
While Mr.. Wendell, who holds the key to
the most important Cabinet mysteries, and
who, 1t 10 said, has in his possession some
proofs that would throw tho exposures Of
the Sherman Investigating Committee into
the shade, preserves his equanimity and waits
for events TO vindioate himself. am prom
ised very full and detailed account Of the
money which has been expended for the sup
port Of Administration papers in Illinois and
Ohio. Will il not be novel sight TO see :
President Of the United States hefor Con-
gressional invsstiga ting committee furnishing
evidences Of corruption and explaining the
j. B. notes and letters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-27
Republican County Convention.

Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March rs, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

4
The busness Of the Clearing House to day was s22.
ill $40 There has been considerable activity in
money among the sto K houses to-day bat in other
quarters there is no particular pressure. large
amount Of stock has been thrown into the street with.
in a week two, which has overloaded the brokers.
In paper there Is not much activity, and rates are
rather higher. Very lutte paper goes below p cent.
The directors Of the Wabash Valley Road have been
in session here for cay two past and have adopted
the report Of the Committee of the Second Mortgage
Bondl elders, which eonespates the funding Of ,hese
eouIonf. The interest on the first mortgage the Com
pany hopes TO be able soon to pay.
The following "exirs' has been issued from the
Office Of 7KonPsor's Rerorter'
THoMPsOss REPoRTER OFFIcE,
No. III Franklin street.
The Traders Bank, Bangor, Is thrown ont.
The Norombega Bank, Bangor, has failed
The MariIime Bank, Bangor, has failed
And We find it advisable 10 stop buying ls aOcs OF
Franklin County Bank, St. Albans, VI.
Commercial Bank, Burlington, VI.
Union Bank, Swanton Faiis Vt.
Bank Of ROyslton VI.
Farmers Bans, Orwell, VI.
And we find il necessary to be cautious OF all Bangor
money except the Neazie Bank, and the Merchants'
Bank.
Some Of the Holders Of fret mortgage bonds OF the
Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad eontinde to exhibit
symptoms Of inpatence in consequence OF the c0ntn
ued delay in the commencement Of foreclosure pro-
eeedings. 1t was hoped that tho bill Of complaint
would be filed this bat application to Mr.. Bron-
son the counsel Of tie trustee learn that nothing
definite has yet been done. This is exceedingly em-
bsusssing to those who hold but class of bonds
and that Of the rz issue for being IN the mnt risy
10 the whole Issue the trustee is not bound by the
strict letter Of the trust deed to obey their request to
foreelose, and an independent suit brought by them
would involve the necessity Of making him party de-
endaL and the entire process Of foreclosure and sale
would ae necessarily more complicated, and possibly
lees xpAdAious than il brought in the con-
temp aie in the trust deed. We speak Of this not be-
OF the importance Of this particular road, which
Il comparatively insignificant affair, but rather be-
cause the difficulty Is whieh has arisen in numerous
instances, and has depressed many railway securities
below their real value Here 10 an instance in which
railway has by ,he sworn statement Of its officers,
earned saaeeai amount 20 pay an n.eres. On nearly
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and prices ustained sales Of 800 bags Rio iel1o f
FIotR AID EAIhe market 1. for w..,,rn Cana,
Flour holders generally manifest greater hrans ,h chscks
the deaGnd slightly; the arrivals quito hghthis imperts
state nd we.srR IS . s Es.rs Do ss ss Is 90
IS ga g % ssPfos S Sad ad d E ssf k1 M GGss Gss
and Gsrs,es E1.t.' CsnaaIan FoST gse ar ss
$40 bbls e. 7od sc 90 r extra brands sousnera Flour
without change Of and the arrivals sss the
demand Is n part for the West indies tn, sales ~ bbs,
50 af IS for supefns Baltimore and IS 500 81 -
e. s ds + y a. T. ecSs Sss Z ana assss
request sd aer the eoss sales Of fs7 bb ct % 90 es
Ss,ssy Ssass', a. sIs - gSss as 10 b ''' '''
FISH be market daI butsOcS' By no means buraeH
0RsS1Ths Wheat nsfist is very arm buyer. com. for.
sIs S s S S -s 4 SSS' co. ba ss White %s.sls
81 A. aud 10 btsh White Kentucky a. 81 s91s1 g. kyss
;oi Re rsss of eomsn to choice barley Malt l. il anssd de-
uand s3dSsc Oa,a sse, ssd quite Sm ths arrivals
ga e o af sat- ts' sas as sr 1ss s r sss co
s. plenty "a se ssoe os ssd a. s ka':sra sss1s e.
yellow Jersey sSssss fsr Yellow sosshsmi 81 ass.
'i Il r. f9s ssss s sa @ s. s.s Missouri Hs-s
sHss'ly d.naased sold q, sloe siis y tan, cash
ala4 n4Y: . ss s... iss s 81 s ''' check the -
MOLAssE sTks market Is quiet, suss Of 80 hbs Hsw0r.
NAVAL sToREs-spihts Tupcntsae t Ia improved DE-
..d q .ss and eighty sssr ,.s By g ., sssSs Z ,,sss
and bsrshseseIs order fsn wharf 100 se!s nor
chsIiabe 1c 100 do do a. 4te ~ DO shppat tftcs
aid 80 pigs (GevYork kb do. ~ the sens price cssh
quiet but arn sas Of 500 bbl strained 81 % 40 In
yard Other isscrptlons lzrsuid 81 psysas rstes
EAILS-sales of coo kcg Cut tightly damaged, have ee>n
made by auction at Ii13ic., casb
OILS-The naxkst for qnet but prcssp
moi firmly sales Of q gala Lnseed sac
s snd natural Winter Sperm st 81 20 gall, o&sh
PkOyIslONsThs Pork mstet h dull snd hesyy The trade
bay only meet their present ssnts the sss are ~ ee 8
40 fir; sacs Of bb ts6s5 IS fgf Country Meas tS1
ss ga ReDscksd Moss and so sgdtl 70 for extra rnms
Aszs heavy sass Of 500 tea ssate erns and - cs
India Mes On ssrs terms Haas qniet sH so
$3 IN slr demand sutss Psaty selss q ~ exz
Cumberand Cut iWestera a. Ste and t1I bxs jC Do do
Il sse Cu, limited dsna ss o. isI hhdf nd
tcs a. staSse for shouasrs ssd s9s for Hams Lard
duh and heavy; the xroszse sses Of ~ oci so1
osalos- Dressed Heg are IN demand q si97e bu-
arE i11 = .,sse, a.. ofso . q. s1ss . 70 qussy
sTGARS-Tis uaarhst h quiet bri hrn In yies Of an im
proved demand ser New Ys being known that the eet
dealers ard now gate sm1 s2es of -
khas Cubs u 7aTfe and 20 boxes Hsy1ns a. sidSfc -
sFFDe-Ths inquiry CoTersssd moderate; zlcs o. ie
bsxs a s,c Tfnsfhy 8sed IN limited supply and nre
AZ "a IS y bah. Roxh faxsssd IN fAir dsnsnd g ~ 1Z
q 6ush the laser rzts for ress lota Gsess.s Lnes.e
inAcive and lover; saes Of &c hsss, sx VIA haese.
Boston, ct s. sash esshi the same Pdes 'h'''a
TxLIoW-Ts. i.quiry nIr, .ad tbs nsri's Is ''''dy'
sale. OF II .0e a i9ic. -, -
S6IskYv !e.lts' /. quite Ana the ass''Hd ' s''
ziSc@sy suction. 10, s..s. susssa shsss, 'r aAaAs'<
Geld si s3c, cssa-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
. CITY LTEMlS.

rsr err iSSPEcToR'S SANITARY SuRvEy.-T,e
..,sary survey some time ago mentioned in Tns
s,ursI, has been progressing actively eSer since ia
.ssss Of Mr Downing and his Health wardens; aud
a, totals now being carefully figured up by the
ckrks in the Ciiy Inspectors Department The whoie
III BE- eOpple,e, as promised, by the frs; week Of
Iuaary. The Wards already finished are the Niath.
f.uib, Eleventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth Sixteenth.
eyAieenih, Nineteenth, Twentieth aud Twefy.Grst.
n rpOrt viii be published by the Common Council.
EAsT RIVER ISDvsrRlAL ScHooL.--The annual
.,h;b.on Of this school, located 10 Forleth street
,ssr Third avenue, took place yesterday. The chill
Srsn ia attendance were examined in tie various
baaches Of study pursued by them, and showed cred
abls Irp6cienty The school contains lao girls from
Il years Of age, who trained TO enter upon life
% s 10 avoid the thraldom of poverty or the disgrace
fdleness. They receive lunch every day, which Is
by the friends Of the institution. They are
N O Irish parentage. Yesterday they were ads--aed
by Ksssss. Samuel Alexander, X. G.. Pardce and At
well aler which they received their Winter clothing
made by their own lands, and somo little presents ap
prOFriate to the season. The friends Of this schoo
procure situations in the country for all who are viii
hsg to 60 but they find the PreudceS Of parents hard
b encounter in this particular.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

uPor IN Re .aid B5ud o. Aldermen o., q . -. A a,
metnbsE tbereof ard 10 opposition 20 m ss - - vac @
ersl Of the ssid merltr.. - y -
TIE aid further uyer that ,he said odin,ns 1, Ala,
lsfal ans void because virtually gses rrants franrsss
TO the aid New orb and Youkers Kafosd Cpsny In V.
b Pa sS .SS tLsi I IT, io csS sssss s and
"a ~ ~ ssa ciy now have nrht 70 the free and
sih thsf esrts cssse and other vehicles. aad tue lsyar o
rod at streets and would b. rendered io
pe 70 te great jgy and oemeu Of hose hstias ocsn 10
Ne & sa ,IAse IN .sd stF.e' ad Who Asve tree And
he paiHa further show Btb.iway J-ass-.ity place
street are now constantly ihronged with kiass AID desc-
ss aver s o nso sSa S ~ p; , H al ,s aid .'sse ,ai
de- e,5 ss ra ss rs req T's., aSa a.srss,s Of
fore charge such fas sy, OF ssy rail ssy shsrs vii b.
The plaintiffs Therefore deraana ,ts. a INJUNCTION order v
e i,ssed by his Court directed dcendaa rea
ing 3 sSd ths@ os granting e The aid the New
s~ay In Toe said streets or and from taking any
ber action whatsoever n regard said ordinance Civ
ting the consent or authority Of the aAL defendants
the said company TO other company aocasn person
avenues Of the sad city uu the Tgti OF permon shan
dposed o. at pu5s succa, required by law and from
ohe company sssoion person or person. shs sons,re
any railway Broadway. Greenwich svenne, Eighth
Blooinsdse Road in aid eiy say or either of them thai
said injunction be made perpetual
Before Justice CLERxZ.
DECISIONS.
Hazard agt. Hutchinson Ct al; MOer et al. ag Begg
ct a. Fe ct a. as bye slCsse. settled and certain amend
NJ. allowed
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-DEc n
EOTICR.
Notes Of Issue Tor the January Term must be filed
o. Friday Dee ~ in order that they may take their proper
plsae, on the calendar.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Dro "a
NOTICE.
Jurors summoned to aile2d on Monday, Jan. ., 1860
required 10 attend En TuesJsy, Jan 3 Al II
SURROGATE'5 COURT-Dee 2e.-Befors T. c. W1Y,
Number Of contested during the
Number OF contested wi 70
Number Of contested OF executors and admna
for tnal aetteIE eLt. %
Number ocOnste1 FOR the sale Of real estate for
nent Of debts.
Number Of epphcson Tor letters Of Administration.
Number Of mscela1eous ~
Every submitted 10 the Surrogate has been decided by
him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

"'eo 10 the Church by the Rector, and after the
ue"'0enon' the WaIdens, Yestrymen, and people
uiVnssd the church TO welcome him TO bis charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

% PHoTOGRAPHs fOR 81

s,o NeS.YAar,s calls Ladies' delight Gentlemen show
oT ar. or Won can't come HOLMEs Gard photographs
M 6Se passport 10 the festivities Of the season Taken st
HoLsFss Gallery, No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
GAdvertisemen.
EINE PnCKET

FINr PoCKrT CI-rLERY.-The subscribers oiier
variety of the above made by the frs. manufacturer be-
inc he richest display Of the kind to be seen in the city
s. SArNDHRs, No. Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

Duns ths Of January February ana Deeenost Iuass
Nelson was riiiing the supreme LouIt Of the United sAes
nd during The months Of April May seP'emeei osS9eI and
Eth Cc,t Court in Vermont Connecticut and the Northern
H Stb, state In The absence Of Jndse Neoa from the
district Court held by District Judges insef0 De'
rSIrEp STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District Judee-The Hon. Samuel r. Belts
George T. Bette esq eisIAi Geo. ''0''i o'4' N'P'
Number of suits instituted the Admiralty side during le''
on SS S SSiminsi de there were q
Admiralty disposed o. 81
Common Law disposed
% asairaty cases breed niis bottoHy bonds bills
oladng charter parties marine by police
collisions. personal losses At sea- salvage and seizures unosi 'n
heT were twenty storneys admitted TO Practice in the
TNiTEp srArEs COMMISSIONERS COURT
Keppeb a. White Richard p Siilwell Georse W Aortos
O. ore Be;t, Joseph Brdshs and Nj M0el CoInai'-
s osioper White and siwt Issued O. warrants fer
tns against tie laws Of the nsd sAe' al Of MA were
W. Cosmi.soncrs Norton Belts. and BTlshan i'@sd %
warrants during yesr Ihess were on eonp.a5s - -
with dzpgors weapons ore snd unusaal Puni'heHt en-
UslTrD STATES DIsTEscT-AIIoRNki OfilSk-
Charlie. H. Hart esq, Aesins District Asof ney and james
sr Rooney j. Mscomber Leopold Z Newman sni W.
s Syh STiin. vsrrsn,. obtained curing the y~ar.iso
Cl its fol.eiturs and Cston-tiousc bonds, 81
Petitious fo r,uissiJus of ioIfies' sAnied oy ' d,
tsry eftL Treasury
Warrant Of reaission '.'.i' e loi
seisnie suits. 80
m te a5oye ar ilcu Jed the seirde ss-rs
-liS Pez rocberirs, lsrceuics sni lnraeis on NJ
- ~ ferrn orta assaults and Batteries. eruei asd
rpsl punishueuts, rryoits aiine, eiioc % 49,
s ke M, sateuest docs not incade suy sui's or Po
ciy or criminal Which rrefe Palnz sAa N
n, r. ssf Of D,renber 'sst nor aiesasis % Ps.i'
before the scysIsl nitst S'aes ttranssi0nefA
stPRgNE coURT--GENERAL fkRA.
Jrsrcx<Tle Hon James Roosevelt the ~ 1a hstlt = =
Ia. = the Hon. Thomas W. tleske the n"- @+s'N- $780,
.,d rho ion. Daniel r. lnsrahAin-
Navid l. Chssh-a, tlcrk ,-.,.., a,-;,, .h.
issS ieiuairs ngzraied nosioa- wees i''"
ts ~ Scp,c lub.r tofin'
IL DecsluleE tefra......s.'''' %
.s.ssss
Nruasr Of siuieufs admitted 10 2rai i'icei
FebIsaIy Ssssl'el "a
.lGT
Tatal - q
= - ,cxs rrrs- aad vii be succ-edri oy me h'@
,,, "a Ison.rs esosed tie November electi "a =, a,
,s;.s D,V,,s hkfIs been elected ore ei me '-sSe -:
Court OF Appeals, vii ass reii'e ~ ,. .secs.o< o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

ARIHsT on CoRSELIUs WooD.-- The Rome Sen,;uel
sees that Cornelius Wood Of this city, who committed e as,
st uEon MI ker At the Democrats state Conyen,ios in
ylasc m September last has boon indicted bv he Ord
S " tonty, and week arre.ted bv cT
a m he s.ve PAL to appear Monday nett at tie onou.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Adyertisement.l
PURE BOTTLED BRANDY aud WINES,

For HOLIDAYG
Persons who Wines and Liquors for the holidays should
ge the preference TO those bottled by They warranted
pure, and the best quality.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
UDoLPHO WOLPK, Nos. 19, 20 and % 8eaverst.,
Importer Of the Schiedam Schnspps.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
IAdyertisemeat.

CENTRAL-PARK SKATE EMPoRiuM-ShArEs,
q, it everybody from SOC to s25 lot Of fine English
States, Just received. 49, ~ oos n.,~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
IAdvertisement.l

A PICTURE or Your MND.-If you would
have your mental measure" takon by which you know
scty what you are your capabilities your virtues and your
faults 60 Prof Fowler. 3O8 Broadway, H. Y, and have
your character written out full It would be tho best thing to
which you can yourself friends during the Holidays
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
IAdvertisement.

v IIY + Ny BUN 50 / tItF EINSI' hlNU VI DiU"'i
TfR so DTFouIr TO MASAGEf-The fault may he partly IN
v,1r,e and pary them A Phren0ogicol examination az
foTfE WRIIs sO8 Broadway, VIII answer the question
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

HAWK SHOT n THE PARK.-JHe DgjIv N,,-s
say that Weduesday havk was sot IN the CIV H. p,
~ s ingeIso which icaad measure foer feet tom
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
couRr srArEMENT FOR lale.

Below Will be found the annual btiteinents OF Tue
business Of the Courts FAR they completed The re-
porter tenders bis thanks 70 the various Judges ana ce!As oi
facilities afforded him during the year
USITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Hon Samuel Nelson Associate Juiioe OF the Supreme
yt ~ ihe LATED Ststes Presiding Judge Of this Court.
K,,,b a. Niite ESQ and Richard p. Slwen, esq Clsrks.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

WiLsos ISDusTRIAL School ToR GTRLs.-The an
n1sl festival of the Wilson Industrial School for Girls
Ook place at the building Of the institution, No. i3
IGyessue A, yesterday. The children underwent
Amnation 10 the various branches Of instruction pur
ned much to the satisfaction Of all tho friends present
pariicularly in arithmetic and geography. The
eses varied with speeches by the Rev Rufus w.
Clark, ID. D., Mr.. X. G. Pardee, and Mr.. johnson.
kbOst 200 girls attend this school, their ages varying
ho.n six TO fourteen years. The greater portion Of
6em are Of Irish parehtage there also few Ger
mana The funds requisite to sustain the school
AMOUNT to from SO COO 70 1000 per annum, without
contingencies. The children receive liberal educa
tOp dinner every day, and prepared for accepting
,tions of usefulness their leaving the institution
Yesterday they presented with the annual pre-
riums, their Winter clothing, made by themselves
and collation.. A large Christmas tree was erected
b the front parlor loaded with gifts which were dis
pOsed Of, much to the delight Of the pupils Undoubt
civ, the school is doing good work.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
IAdvertisement.l

PFRENiPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
win be sold by the Sheriff. by order Of the Supreme Court at
Bums Hotel Ton pknsyle L. Saturday; Dec sls at
o'clock the Dwelling House aud four lots Montgomery and
running through formerly occupied by Joseph Wes
tefed sale positive. For particulars inquire Of Westervet
a Hal, Attorneys, 50 FXchsage Place n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
gPEEaE oovRr-epANBERs.

yutcs D.ves Sin 60 kppesi. Tie Coar. sC Aypsss
y Z! decide thsi question si n. 1rsi sitting
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

iIu ISsr1rurIos OF rue REV. JOHN CoTroS ShIrH'-
The Institution Of the Rev. John Cotton smith, Ase Oh
heTriny Church. Boston, as Rector OF the Ohuren Oh
~ sorner Of Tenth street and Fiith avenue,
n5ook phee ON Thursday morning at lOi O'Clock. The
Ycbprh was nearly filed and decorated with the nsua
tCbr.,mas eyergreeDH. In the chancel were Bishop
Potter and the Rev. Dr. Antbon Of New-iork biS9op
: se Of Iowa, and Assistant Bishop G. L. Bedeu oil
hotbe late Rector Of the Church Of the Ascension
~ The service of morning prayer was read oy Tue Nv'
sar Anthon with The regular lessons Tor tue oSy 'ne
choir singing the lO6h Hymn, On Zion ana on Leu,
yh anon" After She service was over the ceremony VI
d Institution was performed by Bishop Po'ter "no "''S
he question whether any could show just cause
lie completion of this duty, read the letter OF is.
op signed by bimseli in the capacity OF BshoP oi tue
lfsDiOoese TIE senior Warden next IN .oAen - '-'
oetOnereoations aeceptahon Of their new Rector au
saor, handed him the keys Of the church, to which
Ole latter responded: .,,r.e
- - ei,op s.oitb receive these keys Of the House o.
81 your hsnas pledges Of ay nssisSioh s loy
Ia az. Sais II me Fsihes, SON. and hey ohos~ N
~ TIE Bishop then received the incumbent WITHIN tne
ys Of the altar and presented him with the boe 'ne
,rsDsok Of Common Payer and BOOK OF the Canons OF
ssee General and State Conventions, eAymg'
,h.e books and let e the rue Of ey eosal &
the Dyas he discipss of Church and Be
q al shnss pattern the hock committed 70 'Ay
asIf Aherths anthem Laadate NomeH, and prayer ~
Instituted minister at the altar, the sermon wa
ksaehsd by Bishop Lee, from Jeremiah, chap KILL
y and ID yersesi
wOe unto the pastors that destroy and ssat.sf the shseP "
et4 ~ pasture saith the LcTd. ...,,.. Al. ,.s-
t fknt De ,oie; Ys scattered ny ~
% sry snS ksve no. visited them; behold WIN VA uP0"
tS~ 10 sSA o. yOuT doiDgs saith the Lord. ,;;
1hs Communion and Eucharist were inen "iiH'i'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

tAdvertisemeHtl
BARTuoLF's celebrated
SEwTNG MACHINES.
No. i3a Broadway,
Cor. Howsrd-st, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
IAdvertisemeni.
r RoAtlc. .c ll,-a WTAyc

Millions of Bottles of hrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
Iys gRUP are used every year In the United states ior
Children Teehing with neveaing success helet iulipe-
dis.e and certain. Only rs cents bottle
IAdveTtisment
SEE KINGS V. viii. Chap.
See Ist ChroB., XXI CLAP.
See "a ChroD., Chsp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

FATALLY BrRSED.-A little gil named Sarah Bas.
Ay Ebose mother resdes At No Loo West 1ey street
htins @ acte for Time "wednesday afternoon fire 10
ner clothes E coming m contact h the and burned
80 seriously fhat She died acr TIE Corouas Jurv
tuned ytfC, og Death fIom bun- accdcnly received"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
No. 1856 Broadway.

BRADYs GALLERY, No. 6i3 Broadway, corner
of Beecker-st. HOLIDAY PREsESFs.
voRYTgPE superb aud appropriate style Of picture Tor ho
idsy Preeeuts Also, Imperial PHoroakAPss, hINATvsEA
AHBRoTYFHs and DAGUKRRkOTYPK%
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

Of rs tuna from Wilmington 10 Martinique for 81 100
The bssiness Of the Soe-rre@sary waa' Rso"'Pts'
$50, $40 81 tor CEs,ors, slo5,ONi Payments,
ser % II; Bslsnce, &c sie.5f7 GO.
The dividend dooiard yesterday BY the Norwich and
Worcester Road based uPonthe following earnings
for tbs SIX months ending Nov. ~;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

Markeis-cAREyuLLr RsPoarEp ToR THn n Y. Txsgxn
THURsDAY, Dec 30, 1859.
AsHRS-The market "a quite steady; the demand fsif A
IS I2i for Pots and s5 3Ti Tor Pesrs
CO1TONThe market l. dull bot prices rule ssesdhyi sales
OF ! coo baes Ave quote:
SHY-YORK crsssVIcATtc--
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
fA4v.v,;so,,on

SEE KINGS v. win. Chap.
See lst Chron., xxi. Chap.
See I'd Lhron., Chap.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Advertisement
CoSPP, ,Ti0xAEv v FOR NEW YEARS,

AtWE. TAyfoN SALOON,
No. Sos brcsdr ~
,Eyery yeiyof omamentea cahe tGnec55o7ay rTenes
Notices, Torpedces. Jcles, &C. Aiso Bo,H WAeys hed
Ceue Picked Oysters and Meats aud ali teasogsge es o
HewYear tables. Orders for ell kinss o heusshiHea's
uTo.uptl ly attended
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Meeks commune as follows:

ToiG... 235So5 21g isia52 s2s 40593oIS % 1886
Last week. 21i2c9sS5 l5llsS,92 A4j,Gi5 1897 2l
The statements Of the Boston Banks for the past two
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

DiED FROM BrRys.-A week ago q Mira. Knox,
rescine Nc. 30 Oliver ehockinEy burned
consequtnce Of her clothes taking THAI death yos,er
day nioruiug Coroner Gamble held inquest the
ycsierdy hena verdict OF Accidental death wa rendered
Decea ID was amanisd lady, about q yesis o. ose.
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Dpns The ot lis OF JapSGy February and December Judge
Nelson was ring the supreme Lou Of the United siAle
and during The months Of April May September October and
Noyebef n this District Circuit judge be also hed Terms
oth Ct Court Vermont Connecticut and the Northern
~ oftbs state the absence Of Judge Nelson from the
district the Court bela By District Judges nger'o belts
spd Hall
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iAdyertisement
TAYLOR's SALOON,

JOHS TAILOR prepared receive orders for az the
refreshments used New ears tables such Boned Turkeys
Game Putts dishes Of Game Jeied Tongues and Hams tn
and ornameued yeles, Picked Oysters; omanented Plum.
Poun0, CTOn and Almond Cakes small Cakes Of every
variety and style Also, Oman ents for the table Of Nouga
OIanges Gum Paste Sugar Pyramids Of MsccarOn Aot
which VII be Of the best quality, and manufactured the
premises under the personal supervision Of the proprietor
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Drc "a
NOTICE.
Jurors summoned to aire2d on Monday, JAN ., 1869.
required 10 attend Enti Tues5ay Jan q al II
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-DEe n
EOTIcR.
Notes Of Issue Tor the January Term must be Gle,
D. fday Dee ~ in order that they may take their pOpe
plaan, on The ealendar.