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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
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DAILY GASs Orr OSv1cn,
keekak, Apsil -
FLOuR-Sspsrhns, - - spring wheat, u.
tfAr - %, Rall ~Asat, extra, % IS.
BRAN AND SHORTS, sS.o " psr1 -.
cORN-yensw 10 to ~; white u 10 -.
BARLEY-springs Sasse
WHEAT In good demand. Fall % TO loo
Spring roc; choice do. Is.
OA1E-I7 To I8c.
RYE-sS in good demand.
P0TAToEs-2oto BY the load ;rs.ail Is to 80.
GROcEkIkS-Eew Orleans sugar, fair sia7
prime n to 3, clarified 9a1o, crushed and loaf
Ito IL. Reconsideration 3sto zoe q. II. -
to IS, Golden Syrup, IS 20 TO. CcGes-Kfo is
oi5s. lava ~ to zoe. Lsguyra, TO 10 to IT, Rice
6la64.
6oAP-Pain e4c, Family SIC; Gernan, (cin.
74to7l.
cANDLKS-Stn TITO Is, stearins Is, Mould
l1tol1,
LARD-SA; retail lie.
BUTTER--Comnon n to 81; Choice Is to Is ;
retaflIb TO I73.
LRATHEK--Sole - to Use; Harness III.
HIDES-Dvy Toto II green, 4 to 4lc; green
sheep psi,s 90 to soc; green hog skins rs.
HAY-Prsirie ! u Hungarian, s4to 81 TO; Tin
othy 81 to &7A; Bslsd do. ~ to Sloi Retail, 10
IL TO ID.
SEED6.-Hunkarian Grass4 75a2e. Timothy 81
IS; Flax Seed, 80.
EUEDRlES - Onions, ~ TO s. Egg, 81 70 81.
Feathers, Bee TO 15c; White Beans, 80 tore.
fRUIT-Dnsd apples, II TO rs Per busA
Dried peaches, ~ % to 4Ss; kaisins, - 7tso
3 %.
CHkESE--W. r. loAII; Dsn~ark q to 10.
BREF-3a2lc sross; AZ to 30 per quarter.
BHEEP-$3 70 to 81 - p head.
H0GS.-Drsssed, 81 ~ 10 ~ -.
SALT-0. A.,4I 30 to lsPsr aaek KAnaw.
hs, ~ per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 ssa2 90 pei
sack. Lake 81 - 70 - Is p Dbl.
FISH--Maeksrel, No. l so 70 431 p Dbl; No
ISIS to cit No. ) tl3totl3. white, Mol IS n
10 IS Is p half Dbl. Cod Fish $40 80 b.
RAGS-z4 TO 21c.
OLD IkoN-t - lc per b, BrAss ito loo Pc,
ib.; Copper la to lao per b.
xrcsAses.--On New York for currency. nons-
inaI rate, per cont; Torgeid l Per cent. ST
Louis& per can't.
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.'Lsading nakes and styles are firm 10
prices, while inferior goods and rejected
styles are selling 1t greatly reduced 6gures."
-IDry Goods Reporter.
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A meeting 81 the a6ose uo.spssy Will " held
this ltridayl evening April 18th, d BsSrsusl
HALL corner " MaiA and oth SIS, 70 ssbss<tbs md
receive b.As Tor tbs bnildiax Vi IN engine houss.
by ordsrof n. WAND,
Apl9dlt President.
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RENDEZVOUS OF Tk OOPS.
keokuk 10 designated - the rendezvous Of
the Iowa regiment to be mustered into tn.
service Of the United States.

CTHowe, At the original One Dollar
Store, has 6ne assortment 81 real, genuine
Jswelry. lie hes also lot ofths new kind,
and customers can have their choice Of either
at great bargains. Call nj Passots,s ssoss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nOsaesssgss 0somach Rlsssvs.
The operation Of this palatable remedy upon the
stomach Iirer and excretory organs 10 sisgularly
soothing and conservative. 1t regulates, recruits
aadpuri6ss them. Us spepsia in al its forms yields
toits control and invg,sasing properics and IL Il
recommended to mothers snfssbIsd By the carss and
dutiea 1t mascrsity. - the sAfest snd best tonic
they can probably in al the eris<s Of female
life it viii be found eninentiy useful, and elderly
persons will derive much more bene6t from IL than
from ordassy stinsl2nts.
Sold by r Al ssons, 4. J. WIExrssos ,BAsfLsss
kAYw Co. and 3. r. WILKINSON.
Tor sale bydrsggiass and dealers generally 81
ssyvhsrs.
April Is. '6i-dAv
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List 81 ma sks received.

All the Bankers OF this city agreed last
Saturday to receive the notes OF the follow
ing Banks, subject to correction daily. All
Wisconsin Banks rejected. Disorsditsd our
renrv houcht It ahout 10 cents.
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AL Paarsvts.

The following resolution uas offered b.
Or. Hills at the meeting u Vefandah Hall
and it passed unanimously:
Resolved, That ", tho citizens Of Keo
kuk, casting aside oil party differences, q,
hereby pledge ourselves, with al the mean,
in our power, 80 support the GovsrsDen
and Flag Of the Upissd states henceforsI
and aptll tho present Conflict il ended, 10.
that we recognise in the present crisis bu
two parties Patriots and Iroll0ys. 4t
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For The 0ats City.
Mn. Enron wish 10 Gall your Asasniios
to tho facs shat subscriptions viii b. ians.
diatsly started here, - 10 other places, fos
the purpose Of ssFiug for tho 2ants Or TIL
families Of those PAtriots Who wish 10 90.
gage 10 the service Of their county.
STARS 4 6TRIPRS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-05

INV ORLEANS. Jan. 4, 1861
Cotton firm sacs to-day 10 900 bales at &c. 124c
for nddlng Sales OF the week 70 900 bales receipts Of
the week co 500 bales against GO 600 bales the time
Inst year. Receipts less than last year, go 500
bales. Receipts Mt all Southern ports less than last
year, $4,000 bales Exports, AZ 900 bales. Total
exports III 500 belcs Stock in port, ss4 500
bales. sugar steady at Axe. SIC for fair TO fully
fair Molasses 23c 24c Flour IS for superhne. Wheat
81 90 u rs Corn-rellow mixed, Tic. a 7ec Coffee
sales Of the week, 10 COO bags, nj l0c 12c imports,
20 eco bags stock In port 81 900 bags against So 900
bags the time he year Frcights-Cotton TO Liver
pool, 3td Exchange on london az per cen. premium.
Eight exchange Gu New York . per cent discount
CINCINNATI Jan. 4, 1861.
Flour firm: superfne ~ ~ 65 q a. rs. whskcy duh
at lac. Hogs buoyant and higher good at So receipts,
5000. Provisions buoyant. lard, in barrels, ol4c.
essc.; in kegs, Toe 1910.
MoDIE, Jan. 3, 1881.
Cotton steady sales to day 600 bales at lie l4c.
for middling.
PmrApmrmA, Jan. 4, 1864.
F1cur-supeffnc, o. rs. Wheat quiet; sales 500
bushels red AZ 81 30 81 S. Corn advanced sales 600
bushels yellow at 6oc &C Whskey steady at 1Sc.
1SLc
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRisBtRG, Jan. 4, 1850
Appearances indicate strongly the election of Mr..
Cowan United States Senator. Mr. wilmot Is his
strongest opponent.
The antCameron await the arrival OF Mr.. Mcclure
from Springfield anxiously.
Messrs Stewart, Killnger and Mcpherson, Pcnnsylva
MIA Congressman here a Commission to persuade
the republican member Of the Legislature TO pass a
preparation to the militia.
Mr.. Stewart expresses doubt whether Cen Cameron
has been appointed Secretary Of the Treasury. The
friends Of Cameron state tina, they the promise
Of the appointment und Mr. rdncolns signature.
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AMOUNT OF TAXES LKvlED. :

The foregoing statement Of the amount required to be
appropriated for 1861, is based principally upon the es
mates furnished by the heads of the departments
having charge OF the expenditures which estimates
been, in cases, modified ana reduced by the Comp
trollcr.
In view Of the large increase in the appropriations
quircd by this exhibit, and of the present financial en-
barrassment Of the country hardly be necessary
for the Comptroller TO suggest to the Common Council the
importance Of their exercising the closest scrutiny of the
various items of estimated expenditures TO the end that
the may be further reduced IL deemed advisable
for the public interest Respectfully submitted
ROBERT I. HAWS, Comptroller.
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HoS. MAssA GREELEY LOOKING TOWARDS
SALT RrvER.-Instead of Cabinet making, our
philosophic friend Massa Greeley seems to be
studying the geography of the Salt river re-
gion. Every day he is becoming more and
more emphatic in declaring that there shall be
I" no compromise" This means pretty plainly
that he is looking towards Salt river as he
termination Of the present difficulty. We can
not get along in this world without compro-
,mise. There must be compromise, or the
whole confederacy must 60 to Salt river, and
Hon Massa Greeley with it.
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Before all the Justices


DEC. c9.-Gcorgc r. Halsey Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr.-
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered; costs TO
abide event.
Vim. II. Pollard rs. the New York and New Haven
Railroad Company; the Bridgeport Fire and Marine In
surance Company the President, &C. Of the Lee Bank
vs. John y. Kitchng the west River Bank vs. James D.
Taylor James l. Sanford ct al Hester A. r. Travcrs
Judgments afnrmed with costs.
Robert D. Livingston, receiver, &C., Mary + Bcrri.
man, mpleadcd &e.-0rder at Special Torn reversed,
and Judgment ordered for plaintiff
Charles - Tnppan Harriet y Butler: Ellen GRourke
VS.. Henry Hart; Joseph n Westcott Walter xeeer.-
Judgments reversed and new trials ordered costs to
abide event.
Thest. Nicholas Insurance Company Josaw Howe. -
Eonsun act aside, and new trial ordered soes 10 abide
event
Theodore w. Young w. erasmus bushnell Yer.
dict set aside, and new trial orde I'D costs abidc
event
Fast River Bank vs.. Archibald o. lasosa--Judxmen,
affirmed, with costs.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

Highly Important News from Washing
ton-The Reply Of President Buchanan
TO the South Carolina Commissi 0ners-
The Proceedings of Congress-riessag OF
the Governor OF the State OF New York.
The Latest News--Maxket Reports, &c.
The WEEKLY Herald, FOR the present week, will be pub
shed this morning. at ten o'clock In its columns will
be found Highly Interesting Dispatches from Spe
cial Correspondents at Washington City giving report
Of the spirited and decisive reply of President Buchanan
to the South Carolina Commissioners the present exciting
aspect Of the Secession Question Sc. &C. The Latest
News FROM South Carolina The Proceedings OF Congress
with full reports Of the speeches OF Senators Baker ami
Douglas Meeting OF the New York legislature The Mes
sage OF Governor Morgan Interesting Letters from Spring
field with the in regard to Mr. Lucolns Cabinet
The Latest News from China Europe Central and South
America Mexico, Cuba California the Sandwich Islands,
&c &c; Editorials Leading Events Reports OF the
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and al interesting
Of the preceding week. received by telegraph
otherwise Single copies in wrappers, be had at the
counter Of the Office Of Fulton and Nassau streets
Price six cents
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InE NEW orEn4rIc sSssAros.-we happy to learn
that an engagement has been concluded between the as
ISOLATED artists Of the Italian Opera and the
prma donna Signorina Elena who has recently arrived
here from Europe by way of Brazil where she sung with
great success Since the prima donna arrived here
she has sung at several private sos and has delighted
every who has had the pleasure Of hearing her Her
voice and execution praised by competent judges
and at very distant day the general public will have
opportunity to judge OF the artists qualifications
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Personal Inteiligence.
Rotch, VI New York, is stopping at the Breyoori

= NJ Rotch, Of New York. is stopping at the Brevoort
House.
L. II Church, OF New Orleans, Charles Parker OF Con
neccut, and g. Carbon Of Staten Island stopping
the Iafarge House.
Hon Charles II. Phelps, OF Boston, H. x ". Edrdge of
St Tac, J., Stevens aud family OF Massachusetts r.
H. Field, of Geneva, c. III Seymour OF Caosnia G.. W.
jackson of Macon $, and !. : Broadbent, Of Bamorc
aud James g. hnoLell, OF Now Jersey, are stopping
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. John u. Townsend, of Albany Capt. r. % Cole
man, OF Baltimore, Col Lawrence OF Albany A. NJ Bar
bone, S. T. Peters and u. T. Williams, of Virginia. viii
liam Williams of Buffalo, H. McFarlane and Wife OF New
Jersey and A. Maynard Of Boston, stopping at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel
Lieut. Col Thomas, OF the United States Army; o. y,
Hamln ana wife of Massachusetts, j. b. Bufiinton, OF
Washington g. b ioring, Of Salem, Mass. H. b. Stanley
o. NorioK ana g. Tappen, of Philadelphia are stop.
ping at the Astor House
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PnsBuRc, Jan. e. 1851.
Mr. McCiune passed through hero from Springfield TO-
day, where he had been invited by Mr. Lincoln. He an
ssrts positively that no Cabinet appointment for
Pennsylvania had been absolutely determined on
Nr. Lincoln wishes TO reflect the views o
his friends in Pennsylvania. He viii appoin
no ono in whom he has not confidence personally
aud politically he best Judge from the expressions
made from the state 10 him.
Some OF the delegates Chicago and other leading
Sublicans are said protest against Gen. Camerons a
Vontmcnt.
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sgpor AssoN artist Of the Italian Opera, died In this
cay on Saturday OF dropey. Ssnor Assoni had BEEN
In bis day, famous performer Of buro parts and was
engaged in Europe in 1857 By Maroszek NE appeared in
New YORK, Ihiadc,pna Ind Hsvana, and was much
ciality out Of fashion SlgRy Assori was great
vorite with tho artists and bis death In sincerely re-
cretted by them.
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new ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cahawhs--a W Turner, W II
Church, W Alicp, A Van zAndt, Hunt W Allen, Jno
Manin VI Carle, Prced, va,dcvia Mrs W smith,
Miss Blauyell Mge " Ri,'cnhoup T. De Tayas Mrs W
Trycn bydd, Aniunsa IN 10 yaissco " De ipns
and wlteA crawford, h Blank. silva, JCse Siya, 5no
silva, feers, Smith W johnson, Williams, n Ross,
Potter, GVye, IL Chapma2.
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bosfON, Jan '. tSoi
nry Weymouth and another burglar robbed the store
Noe, In Mix street, last night, Of s2o 900 worth Of
aces gloves embfoideres, &c Both shortly after
arresed, and the goods were recovered.
Jotph Farley committed suicide pittsfod nst nfh,.
ne - a graduate Of Harvard College, AM .orntsly
wealth citizen Of Lenox.
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act of Congress, and irrevocably because an
act admitting State can never be repealed.
Let the will of the people, therefore, be test
ed at once upon this healing measure, and We
are as sure as we are of our own existence that
they will declare for it IN overwhelming num-
bcrs. and with such an enthusiasm as will stife
the voice Of faction both North and South,
and restore amity and comfy and harmony
where deadly enmity and discord now reign.
But let not moment be lost. Time flies, and
the secession movement, like SNOWFALL
erescit eatrdo- gathers volume and strength as
it rolls. by devoting to this work of patriot
ism one-half the time and energy politicians
expend upon their pernicious and corrupt
schemes, few good and sensible men could
ronder the proposed compromise an accom-
plished fact before the LIST of March The very
attempt at the North to achieve it will operate
as charm, and, like David's harp, which
soothed the troubled spirit of Saul, it will
calm down the perilous excitement at the
South, and prevent an explosion which would
render futile all efforts at reconciliation.
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!ouSsos- GRAM.-0n Thursday January 9, at st.
Johns church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. +. n. Johnson
LyAs ~ JOHNSON Jr TO AMY, daughter OF the late John
W. aud Catherine Grant, OF Manchester, Jamaica, W.
TArCcrT-Sqt-IsR AT Pttsheld, Mass, Wednesday,
January the residence Of the brides father by the
Pew James Bowden, FRANK p. TAIcoT, OF this city,
GERRuDs daughter OF Mr. Socrates Squie OF the former
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WHMNGTON Del, 8,
The steamship Vim. G. Hewcs, Iawiess com
mander left here at quarterpast two p. N. for New
York.
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OMAHA, Jan. T. 1881.
The Nebraska House OF Representatives on the LIST Inst
On motion Of General Downs passed the following rcsolu-
Son
Resolved that the Nebraska Legislature sends greeting
M thanks to Major Anderson, OF Fort Sumter, for his
gallant conduct, and wishes him and his happy new
wear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-05

TNxERNG THE CITY GovERNMENr.-We per-
ceive that an attempt has been made to increase
the police force, and that the Mayor is OPP
posed to any such proceeding. There is no use
In all this tnkering of the city government for it
cannot effect any substantial good or relieve us
from the evils under which we suffer. We must
give up tinkering and 60 boldly into the root
and branch business. The whole concern needs
o radical change. These are times of recon-
struction and remodelling Let the Legisla-
ture appoint the commission suggested by the
Governor, to draw up new charter for the
city, and submit il to the people in November
next Tha. is the only remedy that will reach
the disease which is eating out the very life of
the metropolis. The tinkering business is out
OF date.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
teries.-w0oD, EDDY CO., Managers OF tho
DSLAwsEn xksTucEx AND MISSOURI STATE iss,
35, 20, 80, Sc, 68, rs, "a, SO, 8, 7, AZ, so, 63.
DELAwARE--CLAss So, Jan. 4, 1851.
63, SO, 48, 10, 81, ~, 81, 3, 53 49, ~, TO- 8, IA.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY h CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
Ore WOOD EDDY CO., s. Louis, Missouri
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WASHINGTON, Jan 4, 1881.
letters from Independence, Mo-, dated December %,
received here, report the hanging OF three Of Montgo
uevy's men for attempting 10 run on negroes
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Hair Dressing Machines.-Ladies Cam
dress their 10 mnutes examine them
LAIRD'g, 40 and 73T Broadway
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II. II. Coleman u Sons Eutayv House,
Baltimore Md and international Hotel Niagara Falls " T.
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Union or War, Constitution or Nothing.
Photographs Of the Volunteers in Uncle Sam Army photo
grsphed BY HOLMES 395 Broadway.
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Stefnway - Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered he best manufsc-
lured for FIVE Wsrerooms 81 aud 81
ally gtr
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The Ladd e Webster Sewing Machines
may now be had for $50 At COO Broadway
Billiard improvements, Challenging
Pheans angles, Mt BAsSIORDB Playing Sale Rooms, I'D
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SUSSEX COUNTY, Glass FoUR, Jan 4, 1861
II, 20, SO, Al, ~. 81, CT, 10, Al, 50, rs, 49, So
CossoiIpArrp LOTTERY Glass D. Jan. 4, 1851
sc, AZ, So, SO, 40, Z, l5 66, 4, l6, S, 40, l, TO-
X. FRANCE 4 co.,
Wflmiugton, Delay areL
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Cristn doro's Hair Dye, Wigs, and Tou.
pces the best in the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied at No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-05

Ou0e NO Eescy scct LAnL0r ILos. oPFsssse WIG
HOnrse and Wheezing I'm the Chest
are very prevalent and result in con-
sumption death HOLLOWAY'S Balsamic Ointment re-
moves all inflammation and irritation and effects complete
cure In n few hours
Darry's TricoPhcrous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng ing cleansing
preserving and restoring the HAIR Ladissr, Sold b. Al
drugQists
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OPERATIc MoyEMENTs-BRooKLYN AHEAD OF
New YORK.-The directors of the Brooklyn
Academy of Music have stolen a march upon
the magnates of Irving place, and concluded
an engagement with the associated artists,
represented by Signor Muzio, for a season of
italian Opera, to continue during three weeks.
The artists get the Brooklyn Academy of Music
upon much better terms than those demanded
by the directors Of the New York Opera House.
In the Brooklyn Academy the general public
and the stockholders are placed on the same
footing-that is, the stockholders have no right
to reserved seats, as in Irving place. The rent
of the Brooklyn house is one hundred and fifty
dollars per night-twenty-fve per cent less
than the price of the New York Academy. The
Brooklyn Academy is quite new, and it is
believed to be one of the very best
theatres ever built in Europe or America 1t
is located in the centre of a very large and
wealthy community, one distinguished for its
musical taste, and determined to ascertain by
actual experience whether the people Of Brook
lyn will support a first class place of public
should succeed it will be great feather in the
caps of the connoisseurs across the river. In
stead of being compelled to come here for
Italian Opera, they can enjoy it comfortably at
their own doors, and have the satisfaction of
welcoming the New York devotees of the d.
vine art at the same time. For we take it that
the opening of the Brooklyn Academy
will attract q very large number
OF people from this side of the river. and that
If our Opera is permanently cut OFF we shall be
compelled, in the case Of the failure of the
supply of water the other day, to rely upon
the Brooklyn people for our music as well as
our Croton. Brooklyn is coming very close to
us with her aqueduct, her splendid theatre and
chain of parks. We are still little ahead Of
the City of Churches in such small matters as
rowdyism and petty crimes; but to make up
for that, Brooklyn can beat us 'ail hollow" as
the Yankees say, in scan. mag.
We trust, however, that now this Brooklyn
engagement is accomplished, and the artists
thereby pledged to remain in New York
during the next two months, the directors of
our Academy will make some arrangement
by which we can have short Opera season at
Irving place. The leading stockholders should
start q subscription at once. That they
would be sustained by the public at large
there can be little or no doubt. The Broad
way shopkeepers, dealers in jewelry, fancy
goods, gloves, fans, &c., &C., would find it to
their interest TO subscribe enough to pay the
rent of the theatre, and we trust that the
movement will be inaugurated without delay.
The public wishes for the Opera, and it re-
,pa;na for tho nroprietors of the Academy to
cay whether or no that desire shall be gratifed
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marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Once No vesey street ator House, opposite .ho church
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M0ldnvfa Cream, for Preserving and
bcautfyipg the hair. Sold only at w. A. BACHELORS
newly fnven,ed Wig factory. 10 Bond street
BACHELORS Hair Dye-Reliable, Harm
less and black brown Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold applied at BATCHELORs Wig Factory Is
Bond street.
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JxTFsTcHFs1gv COUNTY TAxRs-wOcNT vrRNOS.
w Jnlonport, Fehsmvle, Wakefield olnvlls wssnps
sonvfk FLEETWOOD Ac., axcs are now dse anu may -
tsh through the subscriber 81 his once corner o. ors
end zaletb streets on Thursday friday "a nrnsy
r. raid under the tar law all lots in Arrears
xL "a sold JOHN a roRx5. Genera lC2uee0
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TIE BUAKD Of ALDERMEN.
This body met last evening" VIM J. Peck, Esq, Presi
dent in the Chair
The following communication was received from the
Street Commissioner at the last meeting but was no
reached
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Estimated amount required to be raised

Total ...... Sl 1906 SEQ 69 1866 100 % 10 726 63
To provide for deficiencies in the etrl product Of the
there should be added about three per which
would make the amount of general levy 81 052 643 as
The following exhibits the valuation of property, and
the amount of taxes levied during the last ten years.