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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-04
COM M ERCIAI,.

/ DAILY 0ArH CIrr OFFICE,
/ keokuk, Oct. Sd.
FLOUR-Superhne, 81 90; Spring wheat, ~.
tsa, - Ia Fall whsat, extra, ~ 30 70 ~ eaA.
| BRAN AND 6H0ATS, - 70 10 per J %.
| CORN--Old, - - O. -; now 80 toss.
BARLEY--GpsiAe,l 1aSS, Fall, esa7sc.
wHEAT.-Is god demand. Fall soaloo;
Spring Sss5s.
OATS--sS, dull.
RYE--40c to l5c; little coming In.
POTATOEs-3oc by the load /; retail 4oc bush.
d GROcERIES-New Orleans Sugar, fair 71as,
prime SASH. clarified saaIo, crushed and loaf iii
t. II. Aolasses-- Plantation ~ to 44c, 8. Has
TO 10, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. CoGss--Rio II
TO III. Java 1870 lsc. Laguyra, 1871 to IA. Rice,
6ac.
boAP-Palm oAc, Family 5ic.
CANDLES--star is to ~, stearine Is, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LARD-l0 to III retail 13Ac.
BUTTER-Choice IA to Is retail 20, scarce.
HIDEs-Dry IA; greatly, green sheep pslts
80 to 40c; green hog skins %.
HAY-Prairie ~ TO IS; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, t5Aa$s; Balsd do. $sA to tlol; Retail, 81.
6EEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 80 to 70 cents
Timothy, 81 rs to 1 so; Flax Seed. ssas5.
sUNDRIEs-0nions, 50 to 80; Eggs, 7lase;
Feathers, soc to s5c; White Beans, go 70 Is.
FRUIT-Green apples, choice, ~ 20 to 81 50
per Dbl. Dried apples, % 70 - per bush. Dried
peaches, . 90 to - Is; green peaches 81 to 75
Raisins, 81 90 to s so.
CHEESE--W. r. 10 10 IL Denmark s to 10.
PROvIBIOES-Hams 10 to ii Shoulders N to 8;
clear sides 10 TO IL.
BEEF-1iaaac gross; 30 to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-4I IS to 80 90 y head.
HOGS.-Dressed, IS 90 70 50 %.
BALT--G. As 80 to 81 IS per sack Kama.
wha, 1ooa7lo per bbl.; Liverpool, $176 per sack.
Lake ~ o0a2 Is p Dbl.
FISH--Mackerel, No. i 42o TO 81 = Dbl; No.
3$15to$le; No. 5 $11to31s. white, No. i S. 50
70 3s 75R half bbi. Cod Fish 5to6Nn.
ExcaAHsg.--On New York for currency Der
can't; forgold per cent 6t.Louis4 per cent.
80. Lsuis Market.
ST. Louis, Oct. /.
FLOUR-14 TO 4 80.
WHEAT-spring rat soc; club So; fall 81 to
81 OS.
CORN-Yellow soc, in good gunniss.
oATS-se 10 tee. sks included.
BARLEY-spring 90.
WHISKY-2slc.
MoLASsES-Re- boileds7A.
HIDES-Dry dist 5c.
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tits reported that Judge Boylss borrowed
$l5, 900 in the East, for which he pledged
the Railroad coupons Of which we spoke
sfew days ago. Is this trues IL the $i5,-
900 in addition to the $1,000, or is it $751;
600 sastsdd Of $4,000
What deal Of trouble Judge Boylea
would have saved us had he just complied
with the Law and made statement Of Coun-
81 indebtedness.
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K0okuk Book-BindoYY,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY
QLANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpattern. Court Records y Justices Dock cts, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &C., DC. furnished 1t
short notice.
bound in any style desired.
GEMy Bindery will be found in McCunc'
Building, corner OF Main and Second -sts.
sep lid ISAAC N. PEARCR,
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CAsuAL1Y. understand that man
Who vas taking snooss Sunday afternoon,
On the bluff u she upper end Of town, rolled
Of in bis sleep and fell distance OF some
70 feet into the excavation made for the rail-
road track. He Vas seriously, but not Ia
tally injured.
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Printing Inks.

We hnve for sale . quantity of WADs's Color
pIsks, which arc Justly eonsidsred tho best in
market. There ~ among them all shades of Rcd,
blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
Is cents up to per h. Also White Ink, Gold
6ise and varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
WehAve, besides, . quantity of Mather's Black
Inks till undsposed Of than which there are none
better in market.
All of which We win sell at manufacturers pri-
oes, for cash.
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metropolitan Hotel.

metropolitan Hotel,
CHICAGO, Ik.LBNOIs.
fNHIS large and we'll furnished Hotel, containing
1 100 rooms, has recently changed hands-A. l..
Gates retiring aud B. III. Skinner succeeding him.
J.W. Mason still remains Is Superiatendent.-
Both Messrs, skinner and Mason are we'll known
throughout the western country ~ gentlemen OF
experience in hotel keeping, and other
is necessary that the Metropolitan will bs conduct
ed in manner deserving the patronage Of the pub
lie Board $l.5e per day.
JuNI3 dam =
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KsokGk YounE mems Chrissian A..
socIatlon.

The regular monthly meeting u the Association
wilibchcld this crussdsy) evening. It u o'clock.
IN the First Presbyterian Church. Az this i the
last meeting Of the Associstion previous to the
Annual Meeting and reports are to b read, the e.
srcises will take tLs place Of the Union Prayer
Meeting. Members are particularly Requested to
b. present. a II h
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEi

CHANGE OF TIMEi
Two DALI K INST
To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
E,ROM and after the above date and until fur
! Their notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, ksokuk ~ follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily {Sun-
days e1ccpted) ut 600 A. u.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays excepted) ut 1850 r. Il.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
tSundays exccpted)at 1850 4, II.
Second Train leaves Montroso daily
Sundays excepted) At 900 p. n.
TEMPLIN, pLUMMCR 1 Co.. Lessses.
B. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. B. T1wKSBURY, Ticket Agent, MAin-st.
Tho above road il nov prepared to furnish
Can for Pic. MICS and pleasure parties on short no
ticc and on the most favorable terms, For further
information apply 1t tho ofice in Packet Depot,
or the Superintendent
Junes, 'to-dAw
1859. sElSOS ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
ST. LOUIS, ST. PAUL -
srILLWATEn.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
TT,HE following swift and superior Steamers win
1 compose this line for the present season;
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HiLL-
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY, Capt. STEVENSON.
PKMBINAW Capt. 0R1YYIrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. knODRs.
WA. L. SWING, Capt. GRaExE.
NORTHERNER, Capt. ALSoRp.
They will leave Keokuk, for st. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for st. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has bssn in successful operation for
past ye~,, ~na regularity, onfort and per-
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any
eaniSation on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit . continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN = CO., Agents,
WARDEN 4sHALER, a.n'l Ast... Il 81. Louis.
FINE INSURANCE.
Mis- sourl state MuGuAl
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
t OF st. LOUIS.
DIRnCToRs:
J.s; Mecuna, 2. y. Edfsl, c.s; aIeely.
James Smith, A. .. Pomsroy, y. d. Page.
h s.. ELLlOTT, 6so'y. IN. EDGELL, Press.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RISKS TAKnH.
T.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dsc1dly A.BRIDGMAN, As't, Keokuk.
i BACON SHOULDERS,
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
Just received and Tor sale ~
W. ri. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
sug33 lis Main-st.
~ nnng LIS. HAI SODA for sAls very
3ysd '''' y ''''' ( xS Eli ! B1RaE.
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Arrivals NJ the BfIiings n ouse.
0rT 4-yy -

OCT. Al Pm.
Judge Hall. G Harrington, Burlington; j A
Goodrich, II Madison; q w Gordon, Jones, W
New, Davenport; B Vowel and lady. City; s
Clark, Fairfield; Grief, X Criswsll, G Snow,
Dsntonspcrt; u Miller, Pittsburgh; whitny,
81 Louis; L GUNNER, Iowa; W Endsley, "
Campbell, Burlington; L Close, Canton; "
Poindsxter, Frankfort; earning, Dos Moines;
Mn Gaines, Ind; Mrs Lhsphsrd Quincy; Miss Ellen
Gray, Miss La \ Gray, II Gray, Boston; A B Al
y, Ksosauqua; G Schramm, Pennington; Capt Gil
bsrt, str B Campbell; A G Dodge, " Woods,
Burlington.
Fer Kcms,
The dwelling now occupied by the undersigned, on
Tuiton-st., between Sth and 9th. Possession Riven
II about two weeks. Enquire Of
Oc.4-dA II. B. TEN-LycK.
Attention. n ook and Ladder Go.
You are hereby notified 10 attend the regular
nonthly meeting Of the Company, 70 b. held this
Tuesday evening, 1t q o'clock, in Firsmen's All
Lat AL b. In attendance.
BY order Of B. + DODSON,
FRED. fLAvRLL, Sec'y. Foreman.
Oct4dlt
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN u CO.
(sUccnssoRs 70 !. !. Hosss co.,)

VIRGIL -. SULLIVAN q CO.
(sUcclssoRs 70 :. 1. nosss coy
Fourth-strsst, between Main and johnson,
hSoh
i in QUEENEWARE, GLASS and CHINA. Ksro.
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 70. 10
Having purchased the large and we'll selected
stock It the old stand Of 9. :. arfath Co., will
intend to keep constantly On hand complete stock
both fora
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, In England, France and America, We viii be
able to sell low - any rsgula, house IN the West
Jan. 10, lS50-daw
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LICIES Of Insurance issued at the lowest
L rates In the following reliable Arst class COM
THE AUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
This 10 the safest and most reliable Life insurance
Company in the world, with An accumulated
Fund OF over %, 200. 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. CO..
or PROVIDENCE, r..
Capital e16O ZOO 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO..
RRM0yIBLD, MAS.
Capital $50, 900.
PEORIA MARINE ! FIRE INSURANCE CO.
P1O1IA, ILL.
Capital e1OO, 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll 70 cal, n
the Agency Once OF G. Il. DIMOND,
sept.lSdlm Main-st., over Ogdsn's Book Store,
furniture Store,
J. "A. DUNCAN AGO:
fifth.stFeet, bet. Main Il Johnson.
A LARGE STOCK JUST RECEIVED.
MORE COMING,
OF every Style and Quality,
AND ALL TO BE SOLD
11-C II 4 A r ron @ A = H!~
Looking Glass Plates on hand.
BurKHs ARE IxvIrED TO CALL AND ExAnIHRl
sept22d
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Chy scrip and CITY warrants.
For sale IN sums to suit, ct this ONCE
Come and buy some and pay your taxes.

FAYAL ExPLoNoS.--We learn that an az
plosion occurred Saturday night IT the steam
mill in Hamilton, causing the death OF the
engineer.
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Randall House,
THO6. RANDALL, Proprieto

Randall House.
THO5. RANDALL, Proprietor.
vNHE wELL-KNowN HOUSE FORMERLY
known as the WssrxRx HorxL, has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and Is now ready TO
lodging on the most reasonable terms. The tab le
will be Furnished with the best the market affords.
Septlkd3m
rtSHE members Of the IOWA STATE INSUR-
1 ANCE COMPANY ara hereby notified that
Company, IT their Office In the city Of Keoknk, on
the 18th day Of October next, at 4oclock p. m. Of
raid day.
Business Of special importance win b presented
for the action Of the meeting; full attendance Is
desired.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
WI. +. TURNER. Sec'y.
CAsTILE soar.
con LBS. blue notified Marsellles in boxes RE-
wv w1'a11D, f'1 81. A. very E l1r Y nsor
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
June3-d % Main street.
A Pracyical Treatise
I'm the Hive and Honey Bee, BY 1. L. Langs-
''''A' - OGDEN ssiS BRowNrLL co.'s
Septlsd s. Msinst.
rnEsa AOOPs THESE HOOP0 III
a NEW supply Of Tross Hoops, az tho discs
- usually wanted, together With : general ~
sortment Of CoopeEs Tools, Just rsosivsd. and for
sac .vw ~ b. w. II. TUCKER.
6eptod
fame watch MeDalrang.
vTSHE subscriber being Obliged 10 make change
In tho WArCn RnPAInne DnPARFmRnf, has e.
cured the services Of competent work nan--ons
Who understands his businsss thoroughly. Great
care will b taksn with AL work entrusted 70 ny
care, and the work warranted 10 give sAtisfaction.
The Repairing " C1Ocks, JsUsiSy, &C., also the
featuring Of goods of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
r. 6.-Wcrk Of ~ kixds not giving perfect sat-
isfdcficM, Will be promptly adjusted 81 calling
the subscriber, ct No. lsteS House
April 6-d&v 6AML q. BRIDGES.
CLOTHING STORE.
+ All again II The olothing businsss, and Invite
al the old settlers, ~ we'll rs al now ones 70
GiW me : osll q
BURKE'S CORNER,
North-weak CORNER OF Main and Third streets.
have every sty.s Of goods for meas wear, which
villa ell cheap for cash.
Spring and summex Goods
To suit every TASTE. Also, Gantl1aan' Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Valis1s.
Ne0all and sesAU HARRY FULTON.
/ Mayied
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

p. GIBBONS, Main-st-, near 7th, keeps for sale
Woods celebrated Pittsburgh Ale. In bottles. and
has constantly on hands full supply Of BlAskbsr-
ry, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry cerdials. Also,
Puss IxroHrED Brandiss, Wines, Rams. Gins and
Whisky. for Medicinal and other purposes.
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CMEAPH
IITY MILLS "TOUR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mklls,
Gate City Mills,
State Mills,
and other brands Of Flour, for sale, Wholesale and
Retail, 1t GREAfLr HsDucHp PRlcRs. Enquire 81
the aCity Mills or at
W. II. AUSTIN 3 CO.'S,
aug2s LIS Main-st-
FEEDi FEED!l
Is SHORTS,
AIDDLINGE,
Yor sAle IN quantities TO suit buyers, & the
ssCrTY MILLS"
Asg13 No. 81 Levse.
HIGH EST MARKRT PRICE,
Tn CASH, PAID FOR
wheat,
Corn,
nye.
Oats,
Ard all other train and Cs~stTy Pred1es, b
W. n. AUSTIN J Co,
aag13 az liz MaiA~st.
(NANDLES-sS bxs., Star and Aoah, fox sale BY
~ mys KELLOGG BIk0k
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Me1N 01vsee, ! DcOrs sb0vf sAs 6aNiMgs H0ts
nAlR-CUTTTNG done according to Physiog
Ii Monty and the principles Of the Coi0ss,.
Hair and Whiskers dyed TO perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to bis style
Of Hair-C Quitting and challenges the profeshion.
fah14dkN1Y
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vNHE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE FORMERLY
/ known as the WssrxRx HorxL, has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and Is now ready TO
accommodate the travelling public with board and
lodging on the most reasonable terms The tab le
will be furnished with the best the market affords.
Septlkd3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

DAsGERoCs ADyESTCRE N THE BERGEN TCSsEL,-
Yesterday norning at lti o'c!cck, two young men,
one reading at He bokeD, tho other At Bergen, were
moved with an Unsuitable deue to explore tho Sab;er-
my Of ths tune being cOngtru ted by tn
Erie RAILROAD Conpsu through Bergen Hui. On
reach irg shAf. Nc. g. which about fourteen feet
squsre ard perpeudicuaJy sunk ia the solid rock I,
depth Of g. feet below the surface, they found series
Of LADDERS extending perpendicuary from the entrance
Of the shaft downward to the surface Of the water IN
the tunnel, which about twenty feet deep, and
reaching within the feet Of The arch. The first ladder
was f,nIy secured to Of the beams which supports
the machinery above end wa y feet in length This
vas extended by another ashsd to it by rope which
hE become rotten, not having been used since the
work on the tuhi.l was suspended las year. Tney
entered tie shaft in succssD paced the FIRST ladder,
and were both on the second, when the rope parted,
preciptatirg them to tho bottom the ladder falling
them. they forced der the water 70 gre.
depth. After severe struggle they succeeded in re-
covering Themselves, and clngiog 70 ons Of the
LADDERS which seemsd proydeptialy poi,ed, ors ED
resting upon tie bottom Of the tuDEe the other e1.
tending little above the surface q the wster aud
nearly toucr ing the arch In this position they re-
ed in toe water al very cold Temperature over
twenty micuss easipg 20 ttu lest the ladder should
lose its slight support AID their ony hope be lost but
continuing tie most sgonizrg cry Of NJ 1rder"
Until ere Of the employees on tae tunnel, Thomss
ID m, who lives come Eve rods from the sh.n, ca ne
10 Their relief Mr. Dom Gays that, having gore 10
bed little late the nigh. bsfore be did not get up
Until 10, O'Clock; ths; ss soon as he opened door,
he heard persons cgirg Murder" in the direction
Of tie shat, He FASTENED there and innedistey got
a osg rope and. after adjusting a roo,e lowered it,
AID with tie xsiftance Of several reghb ,s, brought
the-s young s4vsLturers frS dan to more genial
stmo-phsrs-wettsr, bet wiser nee. One Of them
much exhausted ba. after some assist .nce recov
cred sofcieutly 10 retarn 70 tis home; and with the
exception CT fe~ bruises, they now both doug
sell WittOz; Mr.. Dcazs .ssi,tasce, both mast sooa
bsvs r<rshed.
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Trouble at Ithaca.

ITHACA, N. Y, Saturday March II, 1859.
Edward ii. Rulloff, who has been twice convicted o
The murder Of bis wife and child and has recently been
granted new trial. yesterday out ofthe conn
ty by the Sheriff, who stood in fear of a mob. A
meeting of the citizens of the county had been called
for to-day Saturday, to take measures to summariy
punish the criminal Officers started FOR Auburn last
night, TO arrest and bring Rulof back, and he is
fdently expected back by the people assembled here
to-day Great excitement prevails in the village and
q not appears unavoidable.
The extensive tannery of the Hon. +. s. Esty was
Destroyed by FIRE this morning about o'clock. The
loss is esmsted at about $40 0OO which there was
q partial insurance. The origin OF the fire is unknown
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A CIIILIZIEG JOURNAL.


To ne Edit, Of Tis " L. T1br-se.
SIR: Ihope TIE TRIBuSe has been quite forgiven
for its little difference with Hapers Magazine on tue
question Of tie proproty Of copying tie works OF Eo-
ssh authors AT least It appears tina. small comp Amt
should be made by the publishers of that eclectic
periodical. remember very well how long It's conc
cuts were copied, without acknowledgment, from old
sources, euch IS SeymOur's EOglish series of New
Readings Of Old Authors, ard every BODY who sees
Punch knows how It's carcsturss appropriated aud
served up TO New-YoIk readers, gsrnished with new
letter pess 10 suit their classic comprehension. But
WIS stN surprise to see 10 the number OF TIE Journal
Of Ci7i-o0n Of Feb. 26 reproduction Of the first of
Doves series OF MsuleTs aud Customs Of ye
Ergiys she in 1919, styled IL the original " An AT
Home We Polka, disguised only by io'eror erecu-
ticn and the change Of few figures, offered 10 the
5000 subscribers Of The .Ioprnat Of Cruz alton
" nom New Orleans 10 Quebec, and IRON Minnesota
10 Florida, as pictorial representation OF - The
" Ball OF the Season in New-lork. To leave no
doubt OF the enterprise Of the publishers, the ski
Of their artist the following distinct assertion is gwen
TO accompany the cut:
In drawing the attention Of cur the clever
picture o. ta Ely.D b-o~. only necessary 20 .y bat II
VII Is. been Ia tf y .,h1aabs .sostJ vi que
lesis tome c; the i1uff' ara hcss'
II this sort Of appropriation Is nothing new, such
statement OF what is opposed 10 fact Ousd. 10 De rare
from respectable publishers.
ore might >ay something of The really original :es-
t1res OF the paper-its P0i'es Ga=etis picture OF
murder by Fi0to.ng sod throa-cutting-it' luscious
correspondence in ;he "Loungers' column, With is
male ard female contributors about hugging in railroad
cars and kssirg IL general! but this i not mat'er OF
truth, but OF taste and VII only quote sample or
two. Here is the opinion of lad, correspondent on
huggrg to which some previous writer 70 the Lounger
had objected:
Bel. Evs2s declare, IS. is AZ envy upon u. par. q
Trayl. that k Dry CO bachelor who bad 1904
bog IL bis LIE II she OILY Frgw she declares soe oli
trsyrl rvery With a.a, and wouldn't - Sac does
say bat:
And here il the instruction another topic from
smother contributor, ratified y the Longer n hli
" Easy chair =
CA P. New -Orissus writ. 70 The Lovur..:
have oeg beel very zlc5 shocked by 10 manner y
Which people ais, other ls, in Tv'g one o. .aoss
uHssay that sound lac eEpS.i0n u PI1hAn "a
sometA "a sirl..ss.
-' po3l3 pres ny Inc OF h-rs
A sanity J. - mint bird
Tarusis hs BIZ into %, O,erisz flower,
AEd With one long. uOlsc .ess b. att,
IL breathe re iLc-.se Of b! heart
&C p wo-d 90 jrsi night te tte hrs: A- d.
~f,a s-sc1 SCl szAcs rr3oIt, = 7rooe1J
to Of ;ros- 40
De ace by stes-t! .as bla.a 70 sad & 5u-.'"
\ Family Joorpa Of Clvihzstion, indeed <.
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CHURcH DEDrcArIoH.-The dediostory exercises Of
the new and well-designed Methodist Ep'scopd
church edfce in Thirty seventh street, east Of Third
avenue the Rev. DIR. Mitchell. Pastor, took place
yesterday with appropriate services. A sefmos ~
preached by the Rev. John Kenneday, ID D., 10 tho
morning, and BY the Rev. Thos. Dewitt, ID. d. In tho
afternoon. Tee Rev. James Porter, ID. ID, spoke IN
the evening after prsyer by tho venerable DR. Bsoss
upon the text Ye are my Witnesses, saith tss Lord
that ern God" Isaisb 81 chapter and 10Th vcrssl.
TIE ererctes were largely attended, and the co'iso-
tcns swslled by private Subscriptions and otherwise
amounted up to last evening to about $1,000 covs-
Ing the entire cost Of the building Another 900 %
sooL to be raised for the purpose Of erecting pss
forage.
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E.AR[aE AFFAIRS.
NnE IrHlPN

toR rrRoFy F'
Tt B-'ist Nal r.esmsr C'y q B~t-oe. Ospt
Iencb. le't &C Ss'ard'y for Liverpool, nth - ssss
passengers IS IN the s,sersgs ard $50 100 IA ,pess
among tie pas-eOgsrsi tie Hon. jean Fevw, Usrts4
Sa'es Coz sal At Belfast, ard b. family
THI TSHUiSTEFIc sIEANER.
TIE scsmstp Coszssoslcns, Of TIE Nsw.ohssns
and Tel usntep.c r,u,' to C.g'cr,s, shich s.a
sdvertsed to esve the lob. viii net eel uad tAs
sd.
rHF rNTrfD STATS SfoOr-oy-wNR ST. s.grs.
The osictrs end crew OF the v.sss arrived ys-~-
day IN the Star Il the Wet from AspIv all Tas
following "a = lat Of the officers:
arc Ward srreou J. ". Tsyiof, Pu'~F, ". A tssesssi .
rr,,pstt OF M.r~. Mod Rsyaoldsi AsistsLt slrrsce
-. az, Kennedy; BOata~sin. T. j. hhef Saipsass L. 4
HE officers ard crew relieved the officers ssd cwsv
tc.r the comnsnd OF Captain I. Bsyiey 10 Decen-
Ter. 1886. In the following May esp sn DAVIS. n
tie st. Mays az San Jusn del Sor saved tue hts q
Walker and Ia. ihbusters sflerte surrender OF k'ss
subsequently the ST. MsTys visited tie Gusoo lsiasss
u the NORTH PsCi6c, and surveyed hem asa anu-
wares proceeded 70 the Sand sich slsIds Ssn Frsass
CO. AID lastly 10 the MeScsn Cost, where aef pro-
seuss ard the action OF C.ptsu DAVIS tended rastnrt
ally TO protect Aule,icsn lie and property.
NAVAL.
Msrys ale in good health.
Her BntSInic Msjes,y's ship slsru, Capt Gary.
srived IN the port CT Psrana the 23t u from .hs
cast OF Mexico, bnngug $5oO,OO in treasure. s~
Eurnna