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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DuHing ene ounnaof that has just passed
away, thousands Of su9sress from dysentery and
diarrs - have been sslieved by the uss Of Hos
letters Biteers, . medicine which IL evidently
destined 70 maintain permanent place In the pub
lie estimation. Bilious diArrh0s 10 one Of these
diseases which bsfies the SKIN OF the phystcian-
The medicine they sdminiher to act upon the bow
els never seen to reach the ssuras Of the evil. The
dinicuty IL to get . remedy that will reach al tie
digestive orssns, end give them simultaneously .
rush Of vgor, to rid themselves Of this disease.-
This problem 10 solved By the BiTrERs. which never
fails TO conquer the most stubborn eases Its only
fair TO say that during the s.sson just closed, this
asdicins has achieved mare e1rss I.aa any other
ever presented 70 the pubic. and during the fall
in which tha terrible sesuree the fever and sgue
50 prev alsnt, the BlTrEns win gain fresh fame.
Sod by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
n See advertisement in another column.
oct1 .topov1
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Markets. Reported bv Telegraph.


BALI.oEs Noy MPhors qsis;; Howard street IS rs
m ccss s1sy.ns Yellow S'
steady except bacon which sns sans sides c
BrTyaLo, Nov H. p m.-FIorR quie. and firm sales of
ale. Of $3.50 bush fair Toledo c OTHER Grains quiet
WHISKY steady sales of ESQ bbls at Csc. gal CANAL
EFFORTS to-day and yes,erdsy.oooo bbl. Flour lsiOoo
bush whss. o sssh Con- 5000 5 bush 4a's bush
bush. Com, 5000 bush Oats
G :, for saoerne WsEAr Is in demand and ossrinrs small
White 81 ssa 40 Red 81 21a COHs dali; old Ys
i Suoys ant a, iisialc. WTnKr s7ic.
aois snd deensd &C. o wsaar
and bush No. at 7ic CoRx dull and declined 364c.
$50 bbls Flour 2oO bush Wheat, 9OOoi bush Corn 5000
bush Data sHiPxgSTs-lO bbls Flour, 1900 bush Wheat,
MILWAUKEE Nov. H-FIorH quiet Wheat firm, and sd
yanced ic Ceks and Dan quiet and unclaimed II price Re-
z'ccD bbls Flour IS 600 bush. Wheat.
MOBILE, Nov iz-corros in improved demands sales to-day
4oco bales the market closing hrm at eic for Meding
CHAKLEsTos Nov n-CorTos unehsnged sales to-day $50
Nov -Corrox-saes to-day 1000 bales at fun prices
ToRosro Nov H1FLsrK steady a, - Is for the
steady B1sIEY dull and declined &c.
ToEzDo. Nov HFLorE steady at IS for sgPerfps Wnxar
steady At 81 laasl IS REcEir1s; 1900 bb' Flour 400
DETROIT, Nov l4-FIorR dull and heavy; WHEAT steady
is,ooo bbs flour 5000 bush. Wheat.
kTwoRLxass, Nov h-CorToN7 to-day 400 bales at
quotations unchanged fREi6HTs OF Cotton TO
Liverpool. el6d sa
CIscIssAri Now H-FLorH advancing; sales at - $50
superne WHEAT adyancing sellers asking 81 I'D
al 90 CoRS steady &C. WHsKY quiet at NE PRovI-
sIoys dull and tending downward Hogs firm at - 1896
MoB1E Nov -CoTTos-Sales to-day, 500 bales holders
offer freely show disposition to sae at osc for
AiddliEg - -.
l0salltc. for Mddiing
uswEso Nov IA, p. m--FLoUR dull, but unchanged In
price WHEAT in good milling demand and market firm sales
1900 bush Chicago No ct OF asoat Is 30 bush Milwaukee
Club 05; 9o BUSH extra ditto at 81 o. Other Grains
quiet cana FRyiGHTs Grain unsetted Flour, Dc.
Wheat lac. New-Yort. EXPORTS: I54,00o bush Wheat
$3.50 bush. Corn "a loo bush. Oats % 500 bush Barley, 800
bush. Peas. ExPoKTs: 1868 bb Flour IS 200 bush Wheat
a. 200 bush. Barley, 2soo bush Peas.
Augusta, Nov. HCorTos unchanged; sales to-day 900
bsles
EXCHANGES.
PBILApxLPHIA, Nov. L.. Sight Exchange New-York
changed.
BALTIMORE, Nov H-Ssht Exchange lilo y premium
SEwOkLEAss, Nov. n-Sisht Exchange on New-York, y
cent discount.
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ACKERMANon Sunday evening Nov. 10 Mary Emma, only
dsushterSf Henry C. and Mary AcAeIHan aged IL inon'h'
TIE relatives and friend. Of the family respsay invited
to attend the funeral Tuesday, at O'Clock, on No 10
Church near Walker street
CoPPOn Sunday Nov 49, Miss Betsy COpp In the 18th year
The trend. Of the family to attend her funeral
from the house OF her sisssI Mrs Maria AIRING 70 = est
Thirtyseyenth street, Tuesday the lsth Al O'Clock
COCRRAN-At Matches, Miss on Saturday Nov IL, in the
sh year Of his age, William NJ W. 00ehrsn s"eiy o. TINS
CANSlNG-In Brooklyn Sunday, Nov ia James CANNING
son Of Charles AID Bridget Canning aged months aud days
pALTONn this city Sunday Nov h. James, youngest
child Of Peter and Bridget Dalton Aedl years II months and
IL days.
GILRoY-In this city, Sunday Nov - Mary Anne GirOy
daughter Of the late Thomas Giroy formerly Of 0ranArd
HATIibAY%on Saturday, Nov H. Mary Halliday, widow Of
Robert Halliday Of this city, In the soth yes- Of her
BeTSiiends and those Of her Edward Halliday
70 o'clock from Der late Iesdence No 10 West
sesyn one Sunday morning Nov a. of de
ease Of the BRAIN William Brown youngest Of John K
HA ne Fridsy Nov H. the residence of Ar
insN d. p Bsrhya es9 sophi, Gri.wed wife Of the Hon
iupbia College aged 50 years
sSn} Sy Hs,s No q , Eleventh street.
JoNEon sunday ns SSs Is sS,s 81 , .ss 'sa Of
& fsp-rsi viii be on Tuesday afternoon 18th inst OcOei
9on me No 6 South Fourth .'ee,, wilam.eaIsh
ssnos daughter Of julia and Edward y Kent, sed
The friends the y .s s.Ds 10 s soc e attend sss
No isl West Fcerteenh szeet without further notice;
LE 11 led ss , s. s q ss. .s Ia0ssa
LoSin this city, on SATURDAY, Nov IL Of consumption, Jane
saturday, No, ~ he year Of Ri.
Miller eldest Of the late Arthur o. M4er formerly
Hss ssss and thO.e Of hi. uncle B Fisher ard GeCrs.
are . .ss e : ,,sss "a BISo,s
sa Tnssssy, 18th inst. si . oeock u
sfy,sA sps s1sSss sTs'i ss & painful
ssrsh Matilda vile Of Charles B. Mease Asd daughter Of the
H issiyes md friends AID thoss of Der daughter M Wm
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M,.on f,ry Jryxs.-In the Street Cleaning De-
rar,me,,t ,ast week. there were employed 1876 men,
yho removed 10 $40 loads of dirt MANURE and ashes.
The tn;a expense of which $50 Is. .Yester-
day Alderman Brady resigned his position Justice
of the City Han Police Court which he has filed with
out salary for nearly four months. Daring hs Dcum-
beney he dispoeed of 2063 cases. Judge Welsh,
who has returned from Summers trip in Europe, for
the benefit Of his health, has resumed his The
Rev Henry Ward Beecher viii deliver a new lecture
this evening at the Cooper Institute. The subject ~
not known A correspondent suggests that some en-
terprsing contractor flag the sidewalk on the east side
of Fourth avenue, between Thirty fourth and Thirty
fifth streets and call upon the of the vacant
lots for pay Yesterday at noon, the Clerk OF Ar
rears commenced the sale Of property above Forieth
street in arrears for taxes and Crotcn rents About
sixty persons present. and the bidding was mach
more spirited than at the former sale. All the CLAIMS
numbering over 200 were knocked off in ess than an
hour and the sale adjourned until IL o'clock TO-
day. Pages Venus remains at the Academy of De
sign only till Wednesday, when that wonderful PFC
ture will be taken 10 Boston for exhibition there-.-
The Knickerbocker Guard Of New-York, queer
looking lot Of jolly Dutchmen, yesterday had their
annual target excursion 10 Mott Haven. Their com
mander-in-chief, Mynheer John Garland, provided
with long gray wig, three-cOrnered hat, sword laced
doubet, ETC., and mounted upon charger rode gal
lantly at the head Of the column. Then came half a
dozen fine specimens Of old observation-disclosures, in
wigs, spectaeles, three-coInered hats, plumcoored
laced doubles knee-breeehes long slaves, etc., each
man provided with new long clay pipe. Next fol-
lowed an excellent band and party of invited guests,
and then sxty-ive musketeers in lapel coats, top
boots and tbreecornered hats ornamented with tur-
key-tajl feathers.
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NEWPORT Nov Ran wbalins.bark 0eeola, VI New
Bedford Chadwick with coo bbls whale and 100 sperm OIL
BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-THE .chr Adels from San Domingo
for New ork of Old Point the llh having lost her
The SICK and the cook had died II San Do
BoSTON Nov i4-Arr bark Western Sea- Taylor, Smyrna
Lshthouse Channel The Western Sea lost her mizzen
and the Racehorse lost her bboom oretopsntmss and
ure-heod
Sailed, u. s. steam gunboat NaussaDseL
CHARLESTON, Nov H--Arr ships Tanerlsne, Colomba,
Armelee and schY Laura Gertrude from all
enced stormy weather and lost and damaged portions " her
cagoes.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov. IA, enthusiastically Daniel
Webster from Aspinws coming up tie bay No other inward
bound sight The bark Flash, for Vera Cruz pss.e
leans, M and shP Shepherd Knapp for DO, at u
Wind fresh from N. w weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, Nov. IA, sunset.-One brig In the Ohns.
SANDY HOOK, Nov. H. sunsst-so inward bound ve-seis
In sight Ship Pusrch for Antwerp passed out the bar st
III ship Dewitt Clinton for Liverpool at and screw
steamer kanak for Nassau and Hsvans att "ndhssh
BALTIMORE, Nov. l4-Below ships Herald Of the Morning.
Michss Asselo Eaerpe. and james H0vey fem CsxAe va
HAMPTON Roads, with guans. ,,,
NORFOLK Nov. ik-Au in Hampton RoaSs, ship Ade.ds,
mineton N. c.; had Lost sails and rigging.
Also p ~ brig America Robins, Portsmouh, ~ H. ior
hsdspha sch5. william r Doysf cnsss n On 49,:
Sarah Elizabeth Kelly Boston for Philadelphia Pearl Brown
Gloucester Philadelphia Stranger Handy Bosoncr Abkry5
Flying fish Low, GleaceeT for York. kossu; fetn.
New.Yori John Randolph, Wall, Plymouth for SswYorhS
Isaac Rich, Beston for Philadelphia Moses Wuins Crows
for Porsmouthi also brig shibeeleh, Mooa ROM
Now igAm BRIG Iilsn tof Bucispor Nichols ssvsnssh
18th u 81 John n 81 abe experienced very hesvy
weather, aud has three sick.
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Clearings for week ending Nov 5...... s 1873 .00l7
Cleafings for week ending Nov. H.. l516i3ssO
Balances for week ending Nov. 5....... I,la5o5o
Balances for week ending Nov H.. 7,5i2,3oZ
The Detroit Advertiser of Nov. ~ says:

Ire DetToH A0ceTttstT Vi Il
Large quantities Of Cotton are daily passing
through this city en- route for the East. Travel in
this direction was thought of till last year, and the
trade that then commenced with few car loads has
already become quite important, and bids fair to be- as
vet only in its infancy. The receipts az Detroit for the
rast week have been zoos bales. The freight from
Memphis to Boston by this route is about "a 2 BALE"
The freight on the Cotton by this new route has
already become an important item in the earnings Of
the Michigan Central Railroad.
The stockholders of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company have held meeting, and have
resolved to take $50 600 in stock in the proposed line
Of propellers between Wilmington and New-York,
provided the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
take similar amount
The Wyoming Mirror learns that arrangements arc
in progress having in view change in the admnisra-
ton of the Buffalo and Hornelsville branch of the
New-York and Erie Railroad They are not yet fully
completed but it is highly probable that anew company
will take charge of the entire line, and in connec
ton with the Erie Road make part Of the main route
between New-York and Buffalo, over which through
freight and passengers will pass.
At the adjourned Convention Of railroad freight
agents. held in Cincinnati on the 10th ins the follow
my schedule of Winter rates adopted TO take effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

Ia ,<smsAip panid Webser iron Ispfnscd4k-a kese j.
Nichols. 81 BrsHe,. Te, Mrs Coni.sy and ehiS w shy,
ser a. Hunt T. Hunt =. Tewny. p. IowEy Mis- Snsass1nd
Son ~ L. and lady, A. Whitaker Ms. Etieei.oa c.
NJ conder Mrs J. Thomson and child Mrs Wainwright and
Tsylor Capt Henry J. Cook. {. Bachor, J. NJ Bowman T.
P.Yenchef w Forbes w. II. ssdder C. Griss old Morton
J. Henritb b. Piper c. Marshall p Rosenbsan, D. surnsr
,fr and tvs daughters w. A. Gibn. w. Nichols w Merry
eld r. Oliver T. Fnn +. Bainbrdge r. johnson lady and
two children, A. KiSby, }. More, D.wny NJ d. Gray W.
cunyineha J. Signon g. Fsnesky N. Stewart j. Win-peek
y While Geo Wheeler NJ Gilmore, f. W. Priin, H. Char
ity A. W. Smiley, ]. Barrow A: Holmes G. O. Yeah, Mrs.
d. p Seoheld. J. Fisher, R. Thomson and child j. Hh A.
laird j. Conlin; G. Huhs X Cooper carney Ny and
y Brown lady and two children. Mrs Sesgrs, George R.
Young Esser Yale 4. Ii. Hanm, the latter 10 missing
supposed fallen overheard between Apnwan and Hs
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MARRIED..

BIJRTIS-BOCUM--n Flushing "Wednesday evening Nov
AZ the residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev. w W.
Hallawsy Henry NJ Burs esq Of New-fork City 10 Jennie
c. second daughter OF Jacob B. Bocum, esq Of Flushing
LONE leland.
MIDGLEY-BERGEN--In Brooklyn, ON Thursday, Nov: 10,
Al te First Dutch Church. by the Rev DR. Man
ming B. s Midgey Of Brooklyn, to sarah NJ only daughter
of Is.ac Bergen Of Bay Ridge, Long Island.
sCOTT-BISHOP-At onEer y. Y, on Sunday Nov ls by
the Rev d. Seward Philo r. Scott, Of the firm of Frey
scott NewYork Sarah Jeanette, second dsushter Of
DWIGHT Bishop, esq Of the former place,
yOORHkES-LLOfD--0n Thursday, Nov TO- at Princeton,
D. Nv the Rev Martin L. Schenck Peter voorhees, Of De-
roi, Mieh Mary Ann youngest daughter Of Robert b.
Iloyd, esq, Of the former place. -
YFIfOTTIBOURNE-In Brooklyn, Sunday evening Nov.
49, by tie Rev T. T. Guon Mr. William Yei0tt TO Miss Cor
IA Hoslrne
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Steamship Daniel Webster. Miner Aspnwan 9th inst st<
via Havana 9Th ~ d Sc, and I g ~ o. Mss
Havana IA hours coal and transfer passengers
s1ons Ses ana yery sea She brings ssi pasen
gers that brought blythe Uncle Sam from San francisco 10
Steamship Roanoke, Coach Richmond mdss and pass 70
pssn1es ssssy se Which suddenly sS 70
away portion Of bosrd whselhouse and spk eress
sFSssd Is;on g Had heavy weather Che entire pa
cSas! hss%. Rbou BS days. M %
Big C. W. Counor Eurum Bluff Point. Va, days. oal fos
big Empire Crow.r Philadelphia for Boston.
Oct Ia loswooa &c. oslpeke kea,gs9 Rsishelt Oct sS
h" hsa ss ds1 Of the entire
split msin.a sPIuAe jiboec;s% los. boat &C.
Brig Lydia Slower. Gates. Wilmington N C., naval sores for
Bs Cecilia Br) Kavan,sh Harvey, B., IL d.y.. stone 70
sehr. George Drummer, Smith, Virginia days, wood.
sehI Winters Richmond days. aoar and tobacco 10
se c 'eUa II. Lee, Virginia days wood
schr Louisa Chase, Boston days, mdse to g. W. Lcws
sehr BrOadhed Fish Phil.delphia. coal for Boston.
schr. Lucy Blake, Ball Rondou, coal for Boston
sehr Edwin Reed Chapman Boston for PSisdeipSis
Sch Hammond Lawrence, Boston, In ballast for Phisde
schr Lady Ellen coy.on. Boston ballast for Philadelphia
schr. Argus Norris Somerset days nails TO master
schr. George Br Allen. Londonderry. N s., Il days. poss.
schT Bennett Flanner APPLICABLE Charleston days cotton
schr. Odd Fellow Tracy, Rondout, coal for Boston.
Sehr Jamestown Marshall City Point days. cotton kc 70
James Hunter Co.
schr Grandia Baker, ST. Johns r., IL days. In ballast
to Post Small Has experienced heavy w. weather; lost
mensai split jib &c, and blown of far lon 81
schr Worth Merrill, Wilmington n c. naval stores 10 Mo
scSf W. H. smith, Scott, Wilmington ~ c.. naval sores 70
McCIesdy, Mott Co.
BELOW-l brig.
Withholding the day, from W. s. w. toNw.
sAILED-ships George Green, for New-0rleans; DeWhs
Clinton Liverpool Jeremiah Thompson for Mobile barks
Fash for Vera Cruz Harvest for ssysnnahi also b.
SHEPPARD Knapp for NewOrleans; Finland for spslschcoa
Africa brigs Ahcsnus tBr for Bathurst Acs Santiago,
(breu), for -.
Faox QuARASTSy-Bsk Marion, for Aspnwalli brig la
ARRIVED Nov h.
Ship John Jay (of New Bedford Hunserrd Shanghse no
days and IS from ST. Helena he TO Hathaway In tho
Straits Of Tinor, spoke Br ship New Era, from China for
London.
schr Seaman (Am Phillips Turks Island days, salt 70 J.
Eness. Experienced heavy N. Z. aud Z. weather.
The ship Charles Croker from NewOlesns for Lfvecoi
previously ashore Cape Florida has cargo 81
bales cotton 50 hhds tobacco valued about 0V Inc
ship Heldeberg also ashore Cope Florida has OF
35ig bales cotton sves valued ab9nt ivsoO Inc
shin Eliza Mallory ashore Cape Florida has cargo OF
4,S23 half bales cotton, vslued at SlSo,vW
The Loey Thompson the great Ballnco
Doel Tor repairs viii be stripped reeaaked and newly
coppered
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M4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........


shipsshepherd Knapp, York. Now Orleans VIM. Nelson
Son; Granite Nickerson, Acapulco, Tappsn st1bsck.
BsIks-Lys, Thomp;on, Key West - flisbt, Hswies
ton Bros Queen Of the Fleet McMullen Glasgow Thomas
James, NJ. Pojiroro Costa. Palermo Lawrence Giles CO.
Brgs-Sautiago rem.) Elsenbrook Portsu Plate GepAe,
Keutcen Reich-t: Ada Orb Greene Haifax d. r. Dewok
Sckoouers-Anercan Belle Loring, Boston, s. w Levi.
son Staples Apaacheos Oakley Heating Maria Jane Jones,
Petersburg B. r. Reeves Shaw Philadelphia ya< Hand
Wave Bn Lockhsrt, Windsor, d. R. Dewolf Persia lBr \,
Smith 81 John ~ b.. D. r. Dewef Sunny south, Weeks,
Washucton Telfair Horne. Statesman Mott Alexandra,
Stafford Dodge d. B. Bayes, Jayne, Mobile, Mccresdy Mot
4 Co
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TO ARRIVE.


IN ,ean.sp Karnak fer Nasssa asd Hssssste' Ssssss-
I a. R~l.r Hr. L. BrSwnel Ess. Hartford; John ~ Mary,
1Ssny X Pr H: Durlse, hewYoTh II y Ihos,p.oD W.
.ndMr. j T. Bacon, New-YoTk; Nr. snd Mrs J. y 1Sse,
Nassau A. W Lorsdon and Sea- Geneva O. <; osps Ne.
Wmot Mr and Mira. A r. Foster. Ee~fork; o. 4 Joan,ees
N.sssn. M and Mrs s. o. Johnson do Mrs W. sisfehhy
- s-,ysr, Nv and Mrs J. w Baehey, IT,, ana
INA Do, Mr and Mrs W. " Many, Albany For Hasass-
M John spangenbeTg New-ierk TAFT Jales BsFtne-
- Cbaries Schls Jo.e w. Msyol. Havana; G. D W.
Rrorp,l East Hartford Mrs Rahyen, HsvSnai I'd Church
I'M Portland; H. n. Lockwood New-iorki fssA Gel 'es-
10 Hay.aa-Iotsl, Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

RrsgFt1ln J.r.v CITY, on Saturday, Nov. Il Of imam
nnsiory croap Nina A. youngest daughter Ct Henry l.
skIT~ln prostivu on Sunday afternoon, Nor. u, Mrs
MehitabIe Sal. IN the Tsth year Of her age
sTEBBISs - On Monday evening NOV l'' NIT hsoe"eA
Sfebbins in the 9th year Of Der s-e- .
The f,srds and relatives the family are invited 20
s,,S - frra f,otu residence Of her William J.
p,,.iS 10 "a Wsshpgfon rtr.et Wednesday the 6th
ms =. 1 oieloek o. m, without further notice
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M
four les. than from Louisville and Jesersenvils
II was agreed that route for New-York should be
regarded az water except the Ohio River used to
Parkersburgh, Wheeling, or Pittsburgh; Mr.. Orand
Smith, of the Marietta and Cincinnati agreeing that
This arrangement should be carried out by his Company
III the question is finally determined at the meeting in
Philadelphia on the 18th Of December next. Ii was
resolved also that the for the practice hereto
fore pursued by all lines of taking 2l6 pounds OF wheat
at the price charged for barrel of four does not now
exist. and that hereafter wheat shall be taken rot be-
low fourth-class rates v 100 ft.
Tha, part of the Grand Trunk Railway between
Detroit and Port Sarnis viii be formally opened on
The Ia instant. Produce from the East, Wet, aud
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BAi7inoxE. Nov. 1.-THE brig Helen Miller from NC, be
reported ashore towed of By Lone and n
arrived ops supposed uninjurd Ths ship Silver star hsvlns
ped cuked and eoppered She leaks and shows some sPp
AM Of strain. -,
sonve bound to Baltimore, has pat into th port
dxInsees she has lost her deck load and Il lesky.
tby Telegraph 10 Euwoed Water, SEQ Bosrd Usdsrwh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

TIE Tax LryY.-The Board Of Supervisors held a
meeting yesterday afternoon for the purpose of con-
srng the levy of 1850 but IN consequence Of an
seion pending IN relation the taxation Of the Heeny
estate (which t Ia claimed is exempt on the ground OF
being occupied by benevolent associaton, they con-
Guided to adjourn untl to-day decision IN the case
by Judge Lott is anticipated this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

Tue Board or CRY CssvAssERs'-ihe common
Council organized Board Of City CanVassers pre-
vious TO commencing the regular business and the re-
sarns not being ready, committee OF three was ap
pointed 10 the votes cast and report next mon
asy evening. Messrs. schoies, Dayton, and AcNamee
were appointed such committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

Fac xH.vAsA-A Havana istier Of the 9Th, re-
..;,.a ~ Dsp;sl Webster says; ~Sugars arc nomi-
~naIly real higher There is no other change IN the
. uarkss. and no news Of momepi hsstrapspired.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

CAhPVLLK, Monday, NOV. II, 1853
For week ending Monday Nov. l9 Cattle "a
Hogs Sheep and Horses making 6 live stock
add express egbmaking S7 hauled by Stock
Express during the week. showing increase Of 81 cars over
laafx eek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

THE JusrIoEs OF THE PEAcE.-Since the election,
numerous errors alleged TO have been discovered
IN the return ofvotes cast for Justices Of the Peace
The With District, by which il is claimed that Henry
Birdsa inssesd Of Anthony Walter, s entitled to the
certificates of election The matter can be decided only
by the Board Of County Canvassers, which meet TO-
day TO canvass the votes 1t is also stated that the
election for Justice obe Peace is made void and OF no
effect, by Of the names Of all the candidate
having been printed on the State tcketinstead OF on
fhe judiciary ticket Justices Fox and Ryder received
a few votes, which were cast on a separate ticket
This win pive them grounds for contesng the election
IN this respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

By schr wrs Lancaster date lat n 50 ion. % 10 scbT
jane. Msdcu and from Baltimore Jamaica 10 days o,
with loss Of ioremAst, jbboom an mantopmast.
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ss,., . aud sergeant Rhodes being FOR arrested The
,r,sasss ~ no WINS committed fos bearing

The Plymouth Lecture, AT the Rev. II. W. Beeehers
Uhurch this evening, viii be delivered by the Hon.
Henry J. Raymond Oh " The late War in Italy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

Receipts Of Produce-Nov IA, 1859.
Total Jv All Routes Nor l4-666 bbls Flour bush
Wheat 26 do. Barley 1894 do Com ~ "a do Oats 10
do Rye ana pkgs. Provisions III do Lard q do Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sup-Rses... $40 sets.... 443 Mson-Risee... 9S9
men
Sandy Hook. sS5 Gov Island. .i0:S5m He'll Gaie oS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

WARRINGTON MoYUMEsT FUND. - The whole
o,nt received al the Brooklyn Posse for the Washing
tn during the month OF NOVEMBER was
making total, thus far OF +2S %
KIsas CousTY CIRCUIT Court CAIESDAR.-Noy.
1sNo. "a 81 7s 80 81 81 49, &C. 49, &c. 81, g. 49, 81 49, go
~ o. "a 100 al ON the October Calendar