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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
River leeusass
SUNDAY, Nav

SUNDAY. May l.
ARRIVED.
MISSEsorA BELLE, Hill, 81. Paul.
kEoKtK, Dodge, Montrose.
KATE CAssE. Gray, Potcsi.
W. l.. NELSON, Osborne. st. Paul
Wan EAGLE, Gabbart. st. Louis
LuzLRENA, - Pittsburg.
MONDAY, May 2.
CHIPPEWA, Cropstsr. St. Paul..
Dew DRoP. Parker, St Louix
FANNY HAxRI., Webb, Gslens.
kEoKuK, Dodge. MqntrOse.
DBPART0D, 7
SUNDAY. May l. !
MINNESOTA BELLE, Hill, St Louis.
kEoKUK. Dodge. Montrose. 4.
KATE CAssEL. Gray. Dubuque.
w. ). NELsoN, Osborne. st. Louis.
War EAGLE, Gabbart. Dubuque.
LUZERENA. - Fulton City.
MONDAY, May 2.
CHIPPEWA Cropster. st. Louis.
Dew Dior, Parker. St Paul.
FANNY HARRIS, Webb. Galena. =
KEoxUK. Dodg MOn>goo6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

Sabbath evening, Nay 1st In the Methodist Rpis.
copal Church, BY Rev. h L Collier, JOSEPH p
RisLEY and CATHARIHE W. Cook, daughter Of
Hon. VIM l.. Cook, oil Of this county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
A Card.

A Card.
VVHR oGlctsi report taken from the AvoUs of osVl
29th, 1865:
No q DIP white, Davenport, Wheeler Z VII
son sewing Machine, Dss0rsimO II AGA oe0MSa-
dGttOa.
No 0S. Este, Dsvsuport. ] Dcwing 0scA0e,
Good
No 80. r @ Dste, sewing Machine.
N0fe-Ths several sewing machines ON exhS1otion
oil SUPERIOR each doing the work veil and ss
rapid rate, highly commendoble.
The Premium Aschins'' can b sesu u "
bailty's store. DIP WHITE. Assent
P. s. to Este denies putting . stick IN our s~v-
Ing mschlne at the Rock Island Pair. We never
charged him any one else ~ith III but did yos sv-
er see . bird nutter unless htf
PIP. We shalt In = few days have . bot -
Wheeler = wilson :. virst Premium sewing ma
.hinas Tor FkFTY DOLLARS. oil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

River falling gradually at this point.
The Luxerens has been bought by the
Chicago 4 Galens r. r., to run between
LeClaire ::and Fulton City, to carry passen-
gers and freight for that road.
BEN CAMPBELL-Remember the excurs-
ion boat leaves at 6 o'clock this evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

GOobSObU OSsstDs
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 70 &c. 600 correspond,pg With
those nsmbers on the tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper, are eocrcled with small tin tubes and
plsced 10 one wheel.
The ars. ne Prise.. similarly printed and elcir-
cled. are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revclved, and . numb.r 10
drawn from the wheel Of numbers and st the same
time Prise 10 dawn fr0n the other wheel. The
ID to the audience. end registered BY the Osmnis-
soners; the Prize being placed against the Number
dTa.n This epsrstiAn 10 repeated until the Prixes
APPROXIMATION PRnss --rhe Two proceeding and
and the two succeedms Numbers to those drawing
the arst nine P-ses will be entitled TO the 4aS Ap-
,s: P.:.s o nor ....ple L Ticket No
bered 1924. I2249, 1881. 1882 viii esh b entitled
70 1900. II Ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize,
those tickets non 'eTing 6ls. $40, 55I, 652 each
Oe entitled 70 >l5o and % on according to tbs above
sche0e.
CsssrrIcATE o. PACKAGES will be sold at tbs
following rates which h tie rtsk:
csr'inea'e Of Paekssesof 10 Whole Tickets, 80
IL Siehth 10
In Osdesins Tiekeas ~ Cesel0eeses,
nucooe the m0oey - address for the tickets
dsre. On recepe 81 which they VIII be sosvasded By
1rst 1atP Pu~chssevs can have t!ctsts eadiae in
any ngass they nay dssisnaas.
70 purchaser inassistely sstss the dravtsg
" PurcAaoeSs viii DaeAso wr1te tAets sloos-
sus:s p'aia, and s'vs tAsas Post Once. ooussy end
~ Rsne.bsr thss every priss y drawn s.Assy.
able II fall without dedication
- Al pSisss q e1, 100 and usdss paid innsdS.
atsly sfeer the drsving-other prizes . the ssssl
All oomauaieossons serict,y onpedeaua,.
Address Ordsss for 1ickste or OsvsiAcstss 70
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
SAVANNAH, "a.
OFFICE MASONIC HALL BLOCK, BgLL ~, sAvAH.
n Hist q the numbers thas are drawn iron
The wheel, With the amount Of The psiss tAss esca
one 10 entitled 70. will b published sfter svery
drawing. in ~ Savannah Daily News.
apr3O
Wseu P1Perl wal Isaperl
W.: :..ss. -. 10" 's0'''''' At ''' OLD
NO. II LII CLAIRE Row.
spasaAal asssssosst q Vail Pagers ssa Dorlsvs
sesseas - styaas. vAleA - ass 1sess0nsl - ~
CaIAP As THE OHRAPEsri
- VnAv meAps.bslA Dllla - 1osslI o..
| - nRs 1s.als, ": -: -. .,..
.H lsS sss Is.as.s1
fss,sEt : ;s'I;;sIjz1E.
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TAYLOR II BALLORD.

MO. WEST eRCOND D STRDDT, ILL CLAIRE
~ Row. Davenport, lows, Wholesale and retail
Window Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Mineral
Teeth, Gold Foil, &c, &c. nchS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
CARDS.

HENRY q. ANDERSON,
TrORNEY AND COUNCILLOR At Law, and
~ Notary Public. Aosns made OH Improved
property. Metropolitan Block, ID street.. Davenport,
Iowa
DOCTOR KEITH,
HAVING RRSUMRD THn PRAOTIOn OF
III Physic, respectfully solicits the patronage Of
his friends and the public.
OvvIoE-No. 8 Nickolis Block, over the Bank.
Apr1-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

The SMUT MAcHINE.-This institu-
tion. commonly called the Necs, contained
two or three scurrilous articles, yesterday
morning, full Of abuse of two or three gen.
tlemen in particular, and many others gen.
orally, whose know wn tendencies have been
in favor Of . good currency and opposed to
bad. The gentlemen referred to did not
write . word of the articles to which the
Ne~s refers, nor do We know if they ever
read them. They carry their own replies
If the wildcat owners of the editors and
type of that Office admire that line Of cor
duct, they should be permitted to follow
it up without molestation. We do not pro-
pose TO interfere,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

large cuts charged double the same di0enstono ef
Displayed Advertisements one-haif more than
usual rates.
Yearly aAvevtsing contracts Will b undsSstood 70
apply strictly the immediate business Of the advey
tser Gnd all other advertisements Ia By the ad
vertiser will he charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied With Instructions
WI bs inserted until forbid, aud charged accordingly.
fsotices for religions and benevoent purposes In
O1ted time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for tn
ONviabiy IN advance, unless from approved Agents
Contrast fog yearly advertising terminabe ~ the
option Of sdvertisers they paying advancement Of
- per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
20 pcr cent advance above rates, and kept on In
side. % per cent advance regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for In
advance,
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
SANDERS h BRO. Daily Gazette.
H. LISCHER h co, Der Dsmokrat.
WARRINGTON wILKIE. Daily Evening New
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
DIV llimgs For Sa lie
II II - r.
i doubles
All tho Dvelllpgs II his Kew,
ON 1axmx sfREEf,
BET. TWEL6N fHxRT1EHTH SITS.

BET. TWELA KnAAAAS"1n VIE.
ne s,ound1 - awa,ioss stand u
ouiv one Co. a6dAss 10 years lack
=: :; ,s:.;s:. s:ss: ri, Sss:.; !, i. s:;s
.trsi .,rs sss ~ ~ sSoved.
Fheoe housae Ikve 8, Z, and eleven rooms oil pa
psssds SSH hcne ON Psllies. each nouse pleasant
water to sseh house, cistwn and csllar
Anv usreoo With small means can procure himself
. pleasant home By buying one OF thsse single or
doable houses. part Of the payment can be ex-
tended soale time, and but little more shan the
nual rent will be IsquiI Cd IN haad.
ALSO,
rhe Large Brick Dwelling House In
which i've corner Of Twelfth and 4r. dy streets,
ia for sale The lot 10 2l feet front by l5O feet 10
an alley on which there % no incambgance and can
be sold on long time.
Also,
The Two story Brick House, corner Of 10Th
and Perry stsets in .hich J. J. Lindley now lives.
Lot GO bv $50 feet good water cellar, and house well
nnished, containing rooms.
This property Is aleo free from sncumbranoo, and
can b sold on easy terms.
ALSO,
A Fine Span OF Young, Wen Trained
and Matched Hossoo, Decide Harness, and 6rst
rate LuVbsr Wssee, cheee. Apgly -
msyi] T. 9. BAD. q !. VI. MAR1IS0N.
PFait, Celfsetiensries
TO-, 90.
DR. RI11 UOOI. Agent.
Oo.......s...s..unADY o91AD9.............yo
oA1DlnA 1oU1zD AAD AkSnAnlGksM
Dur1nR 1n0A %
- - - ssaee<3.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

A N Z w = II d e. x
BOOTS .1.v'D SDOES,
AT
J. e. TOD D,
MOULD most respectfully inform the citiseas Of
w III city u Deveopnrt and the surrou0diug
country that b. h now openne from tAs best man
ufscturers Of NeS Engisnd aCd Phslsdslphia. sarOe
AUD gseessi assortmsnt cf spring AND sumner .oo.s
aud description. A. my goods ere made expressly
for
Retail Trade,
TO those who may favor me with call eau guaran-
tee the workm snship equal to these manufactured
In this or any other part ef thu United States.
apr24-3m Jas. O. TODD.
BOOTS AND SHOES
whole~~le - Ret~1l.
BRADY STREET. DAVENPORT.
/ ssoes Of Socss and saoss. % vhioh / invite
The attention Of a In want Of ssticlss n my liss
Obsssssv 7radSvs wishing 70 rsp,saish thsir stock
viii and Il 70 their advsntage - call me besore
purehasing elsewhere.
1ony humorous customers wAo prefer Ose1s0
W6rk ~ continue 70 hold ont lnducslnants N ~
wsy Of pstsS seOck and 1vllaA ssOeb, Dot eQusllsd
oAls side Of New York.
Al kinds Of LadiesP work manufactured - usua3.
VJyl1J n. 0A1AD19.
8. SUITS,
NO. NICKOLL0' BLOCK.
70 NOW receiving . large and carefully selected
i stock Of
200 - an a - h q On.
adapted to this market, and these hard tmes, 70
whtth he invites the attention Of purchasers.
have . large assortment Of
Ladies' Pine Kid,
Lasting aud Sc &c Congress Heeled CATERS
KID Heeled Hlipy ers,
Gents Pine Calf,
Patent Leather,
Lasting, and
Glove Calf (a new srtiole,)
Congress 6aiters,
OxfOrb And Low Ties,
Boys and Youths Caters and Shoes,
All kinds. or Children's 8hoes,
almost an endless variety Of all the common and fan
cy kinds. Please call and See our goods and prices
They will be sold at very low figures
Apr27 NANFORR n 0UUTS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

VXYHOLE6ALR and Retail Dealers In Fancy and
w Staple Groceries, DaEsls Block, corner OF
Perry and Second streets.
Flour, Cement and Plastering Hair constantly on
hand.
N1 All goods delivered free ~ charge.
Davenport, IsWa, April -, 1853. tapr24- 3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

%, ST Prizes amounting to-. ABS 7SC
Whole Tickets $1,000, Hslvus s5.OO,
Quarter $3.50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

~ Speaking of handsome cities
and beautiful sites, the Rock Island Req
istsr gives the city Of Rock Island modest
little puff, and ssts it down as one of the
most pleasant places within its knowledge.
In relation to splendid sites and handsome
Western cities, permit rs. Mr.. Register. to
introduce your attention TO the town di.
rsetly opposite you.
II you want r. rsgals ysnr sensibilities
on gloriossly situated town. or view the
very pssttisst city in this country. have
the kindnee - sxamins Davenport st any
tins7Gpsspt n ths evsaiag-thas yea may
dssisss nssk lslssa b essd locking, bat
vhsa ysa tAks slsoaass asa snpsssss bsAa.
b lnAe ssaalaGo1lsA ssasnhss ~ n.
Sshp1ss = ~ oslos ~ tsssasAA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

TIE BEN CAMPBELL ExcURs1oN.-
Tonight, at 6 o'clock. the Ben Campbell will
cast loose from our levse, and We hope to
see large and brilliant party crowd her
cabins and guards. The Ben Campbell is
an old familiar craft in these waters, and
Captain Meyers. and Charley Assmussen,
her popular Clerk, are both deserving off.
cers. We can assure our friends that meth.
ing short Of good time need be expected
and these Who 80 aboard the Ben Campbell
this evening, vii surely get their money
back in the enjoyment they will have.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
A. II. BENNETT. q. p. wiIrfooA
BENNETT 4 WHgTCOMB

A TTORNEYs AND OOUNSELlORS AT Law
n Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds
will practice In the Courts OF Scdts iuton. Jacksor
and huscatine counties, and In Rock IsiaDd county
III and the u. a. District COURT OF Iowa.
OrfIcE-N. W. Corner ain and Second streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

COUIB0N L. DOW,
A rTORNRYS AND COUNeRLI ORs AT Law
NOTARIRS PUBItC
OAice--At Mackiot 4 Oorbin's nzchangs once,
Davenpovt Iowa oc1ON
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!. q. PARKER, m. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nPFICE-with Messrs. Reger h Bowers, No. IS,
~ Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stten.
Atou noy2A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

J. ID. PATTON,
A rTORNRY AT LAW. Ofice-up stairs, In the
n building formerly occupied by -. ". Wiley,
West Second street
Business intrastcd to his care will be punctual'y
attende" to.
Davenport, January =, 1859. jams
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II. W. n e Eu. r. R ,

ORNERAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
NJ Merchant, (Wholesalel Agent of the Syracuse
Salt Mandatory for Davenport and nelghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite 4. K. Depot, Davenport Iowa
sug2O'5S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

Baltimore Ceve Oysters,
II RRMHTIOALLy sealed for sun. NA
mer use m EXCELLENT article.
Oyster Huppsrs got up In eovd style.
For sale Also ~ the can, at
OHARLEY BELLS,
ap2S-dlw Corner ~ and Perry stPeets,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

JAMES T. LANH, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attsrncys aud Csunsell0Fs at Law,
OHioe-Nos. 4 and 8, Commercial Block, south east
corner OF I'd and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
NIX PLUMERs 0E0. M. VAN HOsi
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,

A TTORNEYS and Counselors at Law, and Nota.
"A rics Public. Also agents for the Charter Oah
Rire InS. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital e3OyS00
City Fire In Co. New Hava0, o6OoSO
Once lie Claire Block, Davenport. sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

Bulls HEAD.-The result has more than proved
our ancipations in regard to the second day of the
market 1t was decidedly than the frst for the
drovers, and probably an average half cent net
pound lower than when the market opened on Tues
day. and for all the lower grades Of cattle the prices
on Wednesday afternoon were equalto cent pound
below the selling rates Of last week, and it was the
general opinion at O'Clock that al the cattle would
not be cold at any price that the drovers could stand
This ia a resut that will not be wondered a. by any
ore who will look a, the number of cattle received, as
stated in our regular report of the cattle market,
which always contains much that interesting as
well TO the consumer Of beef az the grower and feed
er Of the cattle. Over $1,000 butchers animals are
reported receiyed this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
sURROoArEs CoURf-ocr 8-Bsfss EDwIsDC wny
S1uoxsts.

WILLS oFFIRED FOR PROBATE.
Oct 8-Thouas Psu citation rstgrnssis Oct r.
Henry BIuLs, citation retnrnsbbs Ga. a.
Wm Lyons citation returnsbls Nov 4
JgiGs Jseob r's.oa re.urpasse Nov J.
lssse H. Craft cttsloD rstunabie Noy.5
Jonss Farrins 1n, citation retQrnabs Noy. 4.
Milton Veymu Cd siioD re,urnSbe Nov 2
Jspss S,rsbricge citation re,Irnsbie Dec !.
Moss BIRCH ciLaIoa retUrGstse Os< s.
DeLIis g. EtisLIe, citation reunssbs Dec B.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
Ckses Fuller Rsb-cca Jones Ex,bcea Randall john Achsr
naD Peter Gss.er Margaret fHsse David w Catn, fsonAs
MaLon~y Andrew Kat Diedch fiDt. Nicholas Love- Vsea-
tine Had Mana Williams James w AisxsDdsr JNnnss 6svar
jane Lohvood Sarah sockbn1ss, Aichssl Sshmid Don't
Lick Rcer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
Dater Cure.

THE NETWORK WATER-CURE and BY
i GIENIC INSTITUTE located at No, Is aud ID Lslshi
or, doT from 81 johns P.Ik-6ood BOARD can 10 Oh
t,ued from Is TO 81 PEI ~eek. FULL ThsAIhthF, Win
boaid from 81 70 per week Transient Pe NJ PEI cay
am and Ann privileges for the Of szests tree q
c6als. One. Cons utatious fion a. IN. tot u h T.
TRAIL. NJ d., and D A. GoRToN, NJ ID. PhyHcsnA T.
fANCHLR Proprietor.
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CuPREME COuRT.-JOBN JAY and ELIZA

| CUPREME COURTROOM JAY and ELIZA
- NOR X JAY. bic vif-; Joha Carbon Jay and
s ila D. D. s ): a. =: sH sr.n nd Ia..
s;1.n e. s,a r,- :,a ! Ess. ~ r S.., Il,
s IS AZ IA sssrs s 9ssassE s I soas
70, A'tsa Jay sn5sr ne be. VI ss.-,s AS C.s.g Js1
Tts,s, Ga nsn pss,Sa. unGsr he -. q Ann JAY
d-s-.d Josa Butr~o rro,:ee 70, s. sa;;sr~orh
d-cs.d Jehn Cia..on joy .arv'as q he ~, viii
ke Am jay ee-.ss-d and dsrJ Ds~.n Ea1aJ Sai,-f
Ea s s .sa i-@ sh e, s .sa s s
,iio. Caihsn ii. Sise lsn Nod ard john Ioaps rrus
ose. s.min.r, Soo.ss . h. p,c,;.;si Ep.sqp ca
~ n he CTR ~ se@Yot .ni Tss Asii;,n Tr,t ssy
.si,u'sd IN The City Of NV Yort, Deieoisn'A sunnon,
BY r popd I'd qeireS ~ aD,~r 4. Complaint in his
ION .scs yin b Sled II h. ores Il he crs Of ne City .aa
:aS.Tis . i u Sos No u Val e. in .5s ..ii City
..Cs q ne day e such service. and yoa p. y The
P'ni-Dssa sitA May, isss. SMITH WOODWARD:
u. Comp.in. in IT,. seton -. FLED in be Office q the .a
et .: ~ CRY AID Cunt, Of sexss Zoe cy a.1
GsX, IaulevTh PAiDads Attorney.
SUPREME COUBT-City and County Of New
- fSrt.ANN |. xREoEssnRGa ,snn'; W 'das
al ~ TO he pErESDASrs Shove nsatd: You
.to n this on vhien hed in the Office Of The Clerk
OF he CITY County Of Ses Yo;k athe City Hal 10 sale
city 18Th day Of October 1889 ana 70 -rve copy
of the said he slescr - o. their
ohcs Der 70 Nassau street. IN se City fSeu York in
tusny Of this you sIcl1v-
Of b. service the said CON.
rait within the time Aforesaid tn. plaintiff in this action will
apply the Cour for he ef demanded In the compant
pGed New oik, Oc.Jber IA ls5e -
ADRIANCE VANDERPOEL,
OF svswTh Plaintiff ArtorneJs No 70 N.'s.ast n Z.
CUPREME COURTEOUS STUYVE5ANT,
- plaintiff sst PETER SfUYVEsANr and others, defend
pursuance Of snent Of the Supreme Court Of ae
State OF E.w.Yort ~hl se public auction faDA Az the
sh Of Dsoember 1889 a. II 5socb a. noon a. the mcnan,'
EIehaLss In the City Of New York, BY JAMES ALLsh
Auco oil ha, lot Of land WITH The house
thereon erected situated in the Fourteenth Ward Of said city
and Known No lS Mulberry and buoded and otscr pa
tJovs Commencing point the esstery soc OF Ma
draut ou;berly the side Of Grand ct two
Inches running .oeuce eas'ry
parallel wi said Grand buudr-c fes thence s5lteTly
AID parallel with said MubeuyU twenty four feet eleven
inches thence westerly p.ral With Grands one hundred
feet. her northey aors Mno-yst twenty 1--WE TO toe
pon, place Of berrps together with al soo nntu ne
b. dismen Al The euuto beopfhs or IN any
vie sppertarire -Da'ed new. York OcI q 1883.
FREDERICK TALLMAD3E, Referee.
WV. r. BROWNE Plsinh . Attorney, No. y Gamblers ~
o27-lav6wTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

CosvrssI0sERs OF EMIGRsTTos.-The Board met
Yesterday afternoon at Castle Garden and spportoned
the amounts to be paid to the several counties
throughout the State for the support OF emigrants
cbsrgesble to the Commission within their limits.
The total amount is $23 53j 49, The number Of emf
grants arrived to October &C. is g. 2Si. To same date
in 1873, 6s5s9. The number of inmates on Wards
Island is ~, being decrease Of go in comparison
with the number this time last year. The aggregate
receipts, including balance in bank, were slJ2Sil o.
Disbursements $l22 2293 81. Balance of communication
fund So, 5is 25
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COURT CALENDAR-fu, DAY.

L. b. DISTRICT CoURT-Tnere wiu be no Calsndar
duIps be r-nsiocer q this CrnsI cass win b txis<
SUPREME CouET-CIkcUIr.-Psrt L--Ssms -
Monesy Ioesssy aid wedDedsy Part II -Ns 2ss4 3tto.
.Sf - .o.4 15s 2S4 2s5s 2Ste, 2>f2 l4a 174 1ls.
SUPREME CogRr-SP&cIAL TERs.-Nos. 30, x9,
10, AZ, ~, "a 32 a. So SO al. IS. 81, 81 SO,
so E6t. sea, 80 3d.
SUPERIOR Cougr.-Nos. AZ 50ol liz. ia, 4Gl,
21l, leo 5s5 s5s, &c. az 81 fs SO ts 20 81. sn 80.
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MORE IsDLcEsr PICTURES FORFEITED.
The United Stses sgt. one csse u Mathematical
Instruments The Seine sg Of oStcsl ss.rs oeata
TIE Same ag Of Porte Tnsss sss
brought forfeit yaToOs imposons u stereos We've
hdstnt Mr. Rdswsy counsel for the ciamsnD ecossrtsd 10
verocs being taken o the Goysrnnel. under the ruling q The
Court yestsrsy
The United States sraDst Of Psumery 7hs
against ofsstosop<s These sln e4Its tie
shove Mr. James Craig CONSENTED 70 the ysrtte
This csposes u eli the Of this chss ts eel
epdsr Ssdcs given for he Uotsd Ssss ell ss thf
and the revenue viii ssnsr ~ about $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

THE TRANSATLANTIC BALLooS.-Mr. Lowe was
not able to commen ,e the imitation of his monster bal
loon, the City Of New York." yesterday morning as
was expected, on account Of some unforeseen delays.
The boat that is to be attached to the balloon has not
yet arrived from Greeppoint and the large gas pipes
TIA, will conduct the required ga, from the subtera-
neal pipes in Forysecond street TO the middle OF the
Crysta Palace grounds, not yet folly laid, so that
the process Of inf itioa will not be commenced TIL
next Monday, when the grounds will be opened to the
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

PRooRrss OF THE City Hall REPAIRs'-Since
the commencement of the City Hall repairs an aver
age number of twenty men, including timers and
trainers, have been kept vigorously at work FROM
O'Clock in the morning until DUSK and the repairs have
therefore been carried for yard With crsdtabe rapid
ty. All the frame work has been finished, the roof
plsnked, and nearly half coppered, the ribs OF the
dome but up and the l.thing commenced. The l.st
of the unwsldy charred tinbers was lowered yester
day afternoon. When half down. it overpowered the
workmen engaged in lowering it, and fell upon the
marble floor with great crash, three laborers who
were standing near nsrrowly escaping with their lives
The windows Of the attic story all in, and the floor
of the same is about to be laid. The plasterers will
commence on Monday or Tuesday, and, meantime, the
nHpeners will be engaged in boarding in and finishing
tho cupola.
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NOTICE of application for the discharge oil az
~ -sly-ri fiou ts ce5s pllsGant ne Progts' ..
third ssti- If tn hfs. tttie sfh cA,rer 81 re -
bsrt Of TIE Revised s;Ai1es PATRICK NJ LIlGAs
CIV Brookyr, MY ok iusoiseut. N5ce hrf =,
Oct r. 1853. Cred; spp,sr Before tbe lien $50 -
korris Coun:y JUICE Of ku.s County, a. IA Cnsnao-t
Cry Hs N tie CRY Of broosn Ia be sad County Oh ns''
OF Ae ia daJ Ct Deesn.ber ls, a. 10 CELIA n
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Gas, GAs.-ThOse rich, new styles Of GAS FIX
rrRss found Of the greet depot WAaRsS Pscx
Co.. No SIS Broadway, superior 70 anything svss ossd
before nom factory
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Nstua1ork Daily Gribmare
CITY III EMS.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-MIs. Spe'anzs, the new
prims donna, makes her debut this evening IN the
opera of La Travata.'
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fAdver,s.msntI

MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHENX BIrrERs.
Bilious Feve, Fever and Asus Dypspis Oropsy Pies sn1
For sas b. Dr. wM B. NoSrAr. No SIS Broadway ssd b. -
DmeRi