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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

INOR SALE -Tw-tfy FEET III. Of 10, II,
II skc 1oxi. -. fh. o rth Id Mai .et+ht
STREET Prsc~ ,ooo. lille good l.. inquire Of
fsbl HB EA-EiCA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

lrOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
u o he nit In. d. j" hi. b State vt cult
vsfi j. d r fe,c, srth - tt"i' of vsri
kin nov b sri"g ricr y p-r ~crr- Alan
20 tosnins tn ai.,e TN, al % the ssme
Ga vi mp, na-n's but can he all tss-d
b pis q fsrce the rM IT all expense. Price
SO and - pr This tandt- -ttrst d nr-r he ns.
id-nr~ Dr. Wi Is. bont -- II, icon sire
Kts kuh 70, partf nl.s ensuirv o
mch2& TEN EfCK.
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Residences and Business House
FO r. aLE.

&xV0A3QnY uRICQ DWaIG1ea. - J kaess-at
GDs. Aa6sA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

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10 aiess stu. fri. d 81 insb ia
81 reom>- = i-rg Rk ~zsh b AID ~ood hca--,
toE-fh-r vih Isse trics table, Two Ia ~ esst ~.
AMI Lots Ell cover ~'th 30 lot Of fri.ir
rhi rrs.p~-f. 10 itua'-d The IA rf ath
ard Nssl street. cnr-bien sipe-s Pies g. Co
h>if cash taiaae~ 10 ard years =, 8 per c,ht in
ter.a Title gid Enquire Of
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OhlfuarI.

Mr.. James Boorman, long known as one OF
the most prominent and successful merchants Of our
city, died at his residence Washington on
Wednesday morning. the Gath inst. Mr.. Boorman was
native Of England, but came to this country when
about l2years Of age He was first apprenteed to Mr..
Dive Bethune and subsequently, entered into partner.
shin with him in 1906 This connection wss after ard
dissolved and Mr.. Boorman. In connection with John
Johnson formed the weI.kDown firm OF Boorman y
Johnson for msny years one Of the most prominent
and Influential firms in city For many years they
almost entirely controlled the Dundee trade and their
smIseouent transactions in Swedish iron and Virginia
.tooacoo were well known Mr. Boore Gan was one
Of the pioneers ard prime movers In the construction
of the Hudson River Railroad and was for many years
its President lie was also OF the founders OF tho
Rank OF Commerce and bis name stands brst In th9
sr Of the first Board Of Directors OF that institution
In lss5 after more than half century OF active bush
ness life he retired from business and has since re-
sided AT hIs mansion in Washington.square. or at s
country residence IN Hyde Park
Mr. BOorman was through life active and enter
prislng business man. an eminent Christian and wac
noted for his iberaty In oil causes OF public and prt
yate charity. Hts age at the time Of his death e2.
AT meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce held yes.
terday afternoon resolution 20 attend the funeral
at 10 o'clock On Saturday morning was unanimously
adopted.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE friday JANUARY a6, 1856.
Which VA, referred to Commits. 90 stro.s. when sp

Which referred to Cemnissss on streea.. when sp
pointed sf.
Petition DIST Franei, Hospital for remissioe oftar.
Which wSa referred TO the Committee on Finance
RESOLUTIONS.
Rssos That permission be and IL hereby given Mesrs.
Cornell sd Watson, to have sign corner Centre and
streets 70 be 90 placed not TO interfere with travel or In
cumbrr ths street
Which vas adopted
L sss,red That H. B. Cromwell Company be and they
,.3y permitted TO lay cro.swat and 70 pave portion OF
Of sle street, be done At their own rIpsnss and
the direction Of The Cioton Aqueduet Department.
Wbirh wss adopted
BY Alderman SHANNON
Rret That Joseph DE Rochers have permission TO er.
hibi goods IA front Of his premises No 26 Boweryj to
remain only during the pleasure Of the Common Council
BY Alderman -
RsOrd That permission be and tb. hereby ersned
10 Batter and Richardson No rs Maiden Lane TO exhibit
goods In Of their premises during the pleasure Of the
Common Council
Which was adopted.
By the PEEsIDEST-s
Rr That permission br and Is hereby given to Anthem
enti Of No. IN Broadway to place showcase each side
OF the door In front Of bis said premises until otherwise
d,rrd by the Common Council
Which was lad over.
Nv AldrYmsu NC ISsis--
Rssoired That the ray Of inspectors appointed by the
Aqueduct Bo I'd to snPevsr the construction Of or
the repairs to- any street pavement or OF vel ana
pumps be and the hereby hIed ~ the rate OF three
dollars per day for each and day they may be 30 EN-
poy and tina. the Of such Inspectors who may be en-
psyrd works for which contracts made DO con
tinaed at the present rate Of two dollars per day.
Which was laid
MOTIONS.
Alderman Low moved that the Board do now adjourn.
whereapon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
Adjourned ID. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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The Resources OF the West and the
Pacific Railread-Address by Lieut.-
Gov. Bross.

Lieut.. Gov. Bross of Illinois, by invitation of
the Chamber of Commerce, delivered an address
yesterday afternoon upon the resources Of the West
and the advantages to DO derived from building the
Pacific Railroad at the rooms Of the Chamber corner
Of William and Cedar.sts.
Lieut.. Gov. Bross, upon being introduced to his
audience by Mr.. A. A. Low, said DO was one Of the
persons invited by the Hon. Schuyler Cofax to ao-
company him in his trip the mountains Cali
fornia They had taken substantially the route de-
ternined upon for O Pacific Railroad. The road
started from Omaha, Nebraska, aud ran westward
through the valley Of the Platte 100 miles Thence for
A distance of 500 miles, there was comparatively no
grading 10 be done. A road might be made down the
Sweetwater and Snake Rivers to the Columbia RIVER
and thence to the Pacific Ocean. without being COM
PEELED to pass single m Ga5S
New York and the Pacific. 1t was true an elevation
Of 900 feet would have TO be passed but there were
100 miles TO make IL In that the dicnlties 10 De
overcome were great those surmounted by the
PENNSYLVANIA Central and Erie Railroad Companies.
The road, however. which Is beng ouiIt passes
down the South Fork Of the Platte through the Black
Hills and Bri6gers Pass which Was 200 miles south Oh
the South Pass to Salt Lake City finding no consider
able difficulty in the way until reaching the Sierra Ne.
yada Mountains which could be passed by grade OF
los TO the mile Throughout this entire route there
was plenty Of timber water and fuel not only to bnild
but also to operate the Road The desert ne nag oeen
taught to believe existed there, could not be found
There was large extent Of country where little veee
tation existed save the bunch grass and sage brush
but these were very nutritious. and mad FED nerds
of buffalo ever since that animal was created. Where
subsiss the OK certainly can and that country is yet
destined 70 be the great meatproducng section OF the
United States. The agricultural resources are great as
the Mormons had amply proved, and Brigham Young
said he had 80 bushels Of wheat to the acre
or the mineral OF California he need not
they well known. Gold aud silver were found 70
enormous quantities in Colorado, Idaho, Montana and
Nevada already, and the development Of their riches
would be increased by the construction OF this railroad
unu they would put s500,O00OOO per annum into the
Golfers Of the Government
The Pacific Railroad Co. received from the Govern.
ent $4,000 s32 900 and s4e 600 per mile for construct
ing The road the payments beng made in proportion
10 the difficulties to be overcome. The was amply
Sufficient and 1t behooyed the merchants OF New York
TO see that the road built The political as well as
the commercial interests OF the country demanded It.
and when IL was completed the nation need have no
fear Of the world In arms.
The address listened to attentively throughout
and at the close resolution Of thsnks unanimously
adopted.
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Truve,ers, f.ufde.


Iosbes1s.. sssd By Harlem q. r.. Depot si6-..
and Ahsv.. via Hudson River u, les m, -
s. and 10 D. m. Hsrem II = M. AID II v
Sunday trsin. via HUDSON River, p N City
caI, rnn brtweea Chambers aud sotb-st station
AID CITY Hail and aSth-st station
70 Baltimore and Washington, BY the New-Jersey
r. R. foot OF Courandts-. and 10 .. m.
and u midnight SUNDAY ';;..;;;'i;.. N.
daily Isu. day eIc-p,edD. p N
To Json BY New-Hsven X H., via Springfield.
77h.si and lihsv.. IN. Sand p n
ave- via shore Zine. III and p ~ sund,y... p. m.
To Canapdsisn "a. Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and
West BY E-ie Railroad. foot Of ChsmoerSst.I
att 10 ms and on Eungrsnt tr.in...;... p N.
To camdsn Manchester. and Long Branch by R4.
ritsn and Delaware Bay 4. RI via steamboat
Line for Gsuebest.T and Long Branch ais p N
Clip. e. H. a aud Ysphanh. ......sa m, and D.
To Htckeusown and intermediate stations, by
Morris aud Essex r. r., foot Of Bsrclay-st.
$50 %. BY same road for sta ions west Of
Milburn Al 4i0 .. IN borristown Express..... D N.
TO NewHaven. connecting with X. K for Hartford.
and spring6ed-steauer' Issve Peck SIP s.. 81 m.
To New. Haven BY the New-iiaven R.R., 2Tths-
and 4,b.sv. OF T. ny m. IA. ,. 345. a. and p m
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New:JeI-ey.
via Allentown. from foot Of Libery-st. " r..
a M. u IN. aud 8:tH D. Sunday trsn....... Q p. m
10 Philadelphia, by Newyersey railroad loot
Courtsndt-s,., T. 10 and M a ~, II m..@ snd6p.
m aud IL midnight. sunaav....:.....:....... p m
To Providence by steamer CITY ofProvdence. ev
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, from Pier
% n H. 49,. sp IN
Courtsndt-st-. and ! Ga M, p IN, aud -
midnight Sunday. .................."....... p m
To Piermoat By Northern r. r., New.Jersey.
from Jersey City at 81 q. Ut ~ and 6:O2
Monday ........................., 81 a. M
To New.Orrsns every Saturday Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamer Line
further inornaiiOu Ia reEad Railroad Time Tables
advertisements in another part Of this paper.
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SUPREME COURT-cHAxBERs-JAs. 2a-Before justice
SUTHERLAND.

VIM II Asyinwsll sgt Simeon Drap.H
The parties TO this suit were with Others stock
holders 70 company called The msan SSssh n1 ,na a
Ia H. rendering the stockholders individually liable TO
ne their for the debts Of the Company Mr.
wa, ono Of The creditor recovered Judgment for
,os 00 Oler creditors Of the Company brought suits
s,n him 10 the eIen Of over $4,000 NJ Aspinwsll
suit against bis fellow stockholders including
M Dspero Gospel them 10 reimbuf,e him
IA entered October 1865 in this suit against
H. Draper claims that the service Of the and
made on him personally or least that
he has no recollection Of and that II let in TO defend he will
be allowed to Sc, "a the Company to Dim n At
Company said to be more than the Judgment
against Mr. Draper.
oa and that Mf. Draper has therefore valid deonse.
The Court reserved its decision.
THE CASE OF CHARLES II. COLES.
In re Charles II. Coles
Mr. Courtney yesterday presented the return OF Gen.
Hooker In the above matter TO the papo that Charles H.
s1..ody That prisoner Fort lafayette under the
control OF Col Martin Burke having been sent there By
Counsel for tbs prisoner upon the return that
Fcr Lafayette in the Department OF the tunder Gen.
ihst The return fse and seconradtory that
could ssin entrance into Fort Lafayette without permit
eon,rO Of ever. fort In bis department. sGch return
rss q mere evasion
Eooier both to their substance and fon He further
.S the question a. 10 the judicon Of The Court csfm-
fort ,used IN Kings County and that the wrr
.boud be broakht there.
Mr. Hewitt srgued tbs; the question could not DO raised
Gen Hooker being re.dsnt IN the County Of and
he question being whether the prisoner BY and
nnder the control Of Gen Hooker dA matter rAers Ii:
rsoner eonhbed Besdes had already been decided
a q the soprsne Court may ssas this writ osny
ri OF the State.
uce suther.nd stated ,ha, the proper eous Of counsel
i.Iorse the return being prsa ae's good sns"
"a the wit. ,
M Hewitt stated thst be had drswn svsrse but the
having left the court before dguinz g. time would
be for the purpose Of having signed and sefsd
M Courtney also desiring the rrrse Of hins amended
reurn matter adjourned February the amended
r,turn and trsyrrse TO be al q IN the time.
M Hewitt for petitioner dr. 10. COgrsn-y for respend
e1t
DEcIsIUs.
VIM. NJ. Moore agt. Emeune Moore.-Report Of
Referee confirmed and INDIGNANT Of divorce granted.
Fix.beth N. Bailey sgA Edward ID. Bsiey--Rsport OF
Referee eoEkrme and judgment Of divorce Ers5ied custody
infant caid Wa. Adams Bailey, svuaed 10 plsntif
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Boston Brl, Kennedy Liverpool Jan
10 and Queenstown lith mde and pass John o. Dale Has
had continuation heavy westerly winds with heavy head
the Sntire passage. =. -
Steamship Alabama LimeburDer, EewOrleans jan IL,
indse snd pass. TO ID. Csrington. . - 49,,
Steamship r.. H. Cuyer. DollArd New Orleans 4th inst
and the bar is with md.p. TO Robert Lowdrn. -
Steamship IT. Andrew (Brl Scott, Liverpool De- 80 via
Londonderry Jan. 2 with ndse and 50 pass TO Williams
Onion. Had hrsvy westerly winds the eutire pass-gr
Ship Ryro of Gsrmoutb NJ 81, Scott Bordeaux - days.
wine Gc to Boyd lIinckrn. -,
Ship Douglas Csste (of Glasgow, MeRitche Foo Chow
Oct teas Cary Co. Passed Angler Nov s. Cape OF Good
Hope Dec S. st. Helena Ia. .
BaIk Primo ea Dclsbeire Leghorn eS days, with mar
Bile rags, &c, TO Fsbbie Chsnneey
Bsrt Diana (Brem) siesener. Bremen 50 days nd'e and
i7s pass ger Bros Came the Southern passage and had
fine weather. $500 , a, l.,
Brig Amanda (BrL Jean. Webb, Sydney c. b., q days
coal and I'd Junk to Lindsay u Bros.
Brig Cstbsrire (of Meutfes Mcdonald Kingston. Jam,
20 dsy, rum sugar &c, G.. II. Tumbul Has been ~
dsy, north Of serss with hesvy gales lost and split sails
carried away bboom stove buwsks and lost 70 TINS Of Io
wood OF deck jan H. In lat IS ia, on 1oT, fell In win
wreck Of brig Thomas Conner OF Portland, Me- Capt HOW
land York from Msanzss for Portland with loss OF sail. ana
hous and leaking badly Capt fork was
washed from the wheel the 10Th and lost seaman was
,o washed away bat succredod in getting board again
Took the and balance Of crew and brought them
Brig Union tBr, stcknry, s. Stephen N B. lumber to
srbr Pswwaw, Mason, ProvincetOwn with fsh To crOwen
scfr Roebueh, - Provincctown, with feb to CIowell
sc6r John Of Brrhsm) Barter zsnte 60 days fruit Bar
schr Helen Hastings (Br Brsnnan St. John, N. b. "a
DAYS, via Newspor, r. J.. lumber, J. Hevi9s X Son
.wIND-sunset ~
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Shortly before o'clock yesterday morning
Ere broke out in the disey OF EblIng Bros situated
in wss. Fifty ffth-st. between Tenth and Ee'eu.h-
ayes It being frame building tho aanes ran rapoy
through s. and IN short time the entire sdnee VITA
its contents. was completely consumed. ne ncss os
Comnsn,es' Morrs q; 600 Jersey City, f2Oooi Star.
sS SO; Peoples. Sa.Oe6, Nsrwich, e. 500; AiesRy
City, 5000, Republic e. 600, kquss1 ,n sS
e., a. co In The North River Compsny. II u supposed
that tie Gre was caused By leak 70 one 81 the 't
the fluid communicating win me ngh1 q lamp rssS
saiiv 5urpsd.' The unfortunate man was conve1eo W
b,s rssidepos In West Thirty ninth 81.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. IS
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Mary Sanford. Sherwood Boston, Whitney
Hathaway.
Steamship Virgo, Bhkley. Savannah, Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship z. b. souder, Lockwood, Charleston. Living
ston. Fox Co.
Steamship City Of Port Prince, Curtis, Galveston,
Young Cowan.
Steamship Tybee, Croweli, Savannah. L. L. Jones >,
Steamship Glsueus. Gale, Boston, Neptune Steamship
Company -
Steamship: Key West Hs,hon. ApalschicOla, Beuner
Brown.
Ship John Berlrnm (Ham.), Edge, London, sloman
Edge.
Ship Hermann tBrem.l Kulkermsnn, Bremen, u Lnhns
Co.
Bark P. c. Warwick, Chichester, Rio Janeiro. Fender
Brca
Bark Ocean Gem, Knight London, Merchant Csrmsn;
Brs Juan H. Pearson tAfgen), Burnos Ayres J. T. "Ha
tto. $50 49,,
Bris Raven Peterson Mstsrzas. Trujilo Vining.
Brig Jas. Csvis Clough. Csrdrhas, T. T. Msyhew Co.
Brig b. " Nash Lancy. Cienfurgos Brit, Son K Co.
Brig Emily Cooner lBr) Wsycot, Ponce, r. L., j. Boyn'
seoT Enehsns. BlstchfOrd, Charleston N L. Eccresdy
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miscellaneous.
Utean STEAMERS.
OFucG or WELLS, FARGO Co,
yuYoRK AND CALiEoR MA EXPRESS EXCHANGE Co.,
No MI y

OFucG or WELLS, FARGO l. Co,
EyU. YoRx AND CALIFoRx MA EXPRESS EXCHANGE Co..
No.84 BRoADWAY. NKw.YoAK.
CLIPPERS Of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
COAST will please notice thst having BEEN appointed
FREtGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co...
we are prepared receive FREIGHrS for California Ore
sOn Nevds Washington Territory Sandwich Islands, Cen
sal America and West Coast Sonth America
For apply Office, No 81 Broadway. or height
Office, dock foot Of Cansl-st.
Sssmers viii sail s 18th and 2ist If each months those
dates falling Sunday. preceding Saturday.
NJ sio1 freight received on day Of sailing.
Freight must be delivered on dock foot Of Canas-
Biis Of lading will be issned at No. 81 Broadway.
,r usual express III be sent by each steamer and
will close at 10 a sailing day.
Onr letter bags viii close at Il a m go
For convenience Of up town customers eteghsgs viii
o. Sep At the Metropolitan Hotel end the dock foot Of
LGnsst. .
Our ranked envelopes viii be sale al the Office Of the
Hoe snd offices, Ne ~ Broadway and CsnalsL
l0rk.
AZ letters sent through be in Government sn'sL
,Spes.
'ssh F1chsnze on San Francisco for sale.
TeesrLphc transfers Of mopey made TO all points reached
by To- wifes GU West Coast.
California Coupons bought at best rates
WELLS FARGO Co.
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board Of Councilmen.

STATED sEssioy-MoSpAY, January q, 1856,
OYyIcrAI-l 3o'clock p IN
The Board me, pursuant to sdjOunmen, in their Chamber
No is City Hall
Present.. Wilson Green esq, President In the Chair
and the following members;
Councwen Keech White kellogg, Thomss, Roberts. Pull
man, Hetirck and INLAY
auo run failing 10 answer their rolcall the
PRESIDENT decl red that Board stood sdouned till Mon
~ EDwrx H. HAszRrr, Clerk.
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Dort-marnens' Notiee.
STATE or NKw.YoRK.

STATE OF NEw-YoRK.
Posr.wARDESs 0FFIcE, No. lOl Wal-st J
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the act passed April a. 1851 entitled " An
Ae 20 Reorrsnbe the Warden 0ce Of the Port Of New
YORK to ali persons interested n having charge Of The
snbjec, matter OF such inquiry examination or survey Iha
wsrdens the said surveys or examinations Wi %
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice. On
board said vessels: ~,
Steamship Nova Scoian.. ..............'.IE r.
Ship Elizabeth Edward. p. a.
Ship Energie..
Ship lIerzoqui Van Brabrant. .'......'''':s n n
ship LoDdAge..
Ship Locadia.. e ~
Bark Bidwel..,......... ,....'.''''' Lou."Nica"
BT1g fipffs. ,.sousu.e.
Hrif Lone Star ............. ........flenepohAs
MINTHORNE T0MPkiNs, President
J. Ares HERMAN Secretary
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SEVENTH REGIMENT RECEPTION. On account
OF the large number Of invitations accepted by dstin
guished military and civil officials the Committee Of
Arrangements has voted TO limit the number Of tickets
10 600 Only l5o tickets remained unsold on Wednes-
day evening The Committee determined that tho
house shall not be oyercrowded aud the pleasure Of tho
entertainment endangered.
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Dentistrp.

rINO DIR. HOYT is due the credit of ORIGI-
Il MATING and using the ONLY METHOD by which 1t
"a possible 10 administer Nitrous Oxide pure DR.. H. has
used for years. extracting Thousands Of teeth with perfect
success Only Office NO. 87e Broadway Eighteenths
'FINO DENTISTS.-A young MAN fully COM
Il petsut wishes SITUATION either in Office or La
borsiory Addrrss DENTIST, box No. Ill. Harfm p. o.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
RsarA Of Aldermen.

Bsard or A1derneu.
SrArHp SESSION. Monday. January y, 1896
OvuctIII 2o'eIock p. m
The Board met pursusnt TO adjournment ~,
Pressut-Alderrnen Moore. Conan, hcBren fynn, W..
ney, Ety. Reilly. Locw, Vsrnum' oBnen' hcofnh'' ''
voorhis. . .
The President being sbsent Of roll call. -, a.
Alderman MooEz moved that Alderman fiyhh "A' -"
chair.
Which was carried ,
The miauses Of the is meeting were re'd ana
PETITIONS
BY the PExnDrxr- -. L. oI;,,s
Petition Of the First Bspts. HsrinerS Church In O'e'
street. for donation TO pay assessnent
Which wss referred 70 The COMMITTEES On Btnsrce-
By tho sane .-A.At. ...1. In
Petition Of Ia Dormetrer fer permission 70 exhibit sooos
freut Of hi, Place Of business sumeeT shtytws bsrerJ
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COURT CALENDAR-THp DAT.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRCUIT.- Adjourned Tor the
term. -,
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr lad
jourDed the trru PART llNo. 2lod ls1 1873 z1Si'
z3a 100 233. 214i 2I+6 So 2J32 2JSf, 1870 z5os sSoA
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIL TERhs.-Ad-
iourned for the tam
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nieveuents o. Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Cy Of Bostou from Liverpool-Mr Lowry,
Miss Smith Bis, Herring Mr. Meller lady and child, Miss
May r. Speach, EcCarty r.. A. Thomss Nr. Fsuutersy,
Mr. Lausdale Capt s. E. Taylor. Dr. Henry and 'On.
Leighton Ar Miller sne lady Mr. smilie: Z: Brown, u.
Greenwood. W. Crane j. Be,e C. Payne, j. Hall Hsntt'
rich, p. Moses Ait RodgerL
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment ct O'clock Yesterday afternoons
in the absence Of the President Alderman Flynn pro
sided. -.
The only business transacted was the Introduction o.
rpsolGtion paying the seetpavers 50 per day which
was laid over, and the Board adjourned.
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BOARD OF CoUycILMEy There being no
quorum on Thursday the President declared this Board
adjourned 10 next Monday at O'Clock.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...T:5 Sun S-is...5;ll Moon Sets. IN 3o9
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 5:55 Gov Island. ..<:li Hell Gate ..3Jl
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IAdyertiseusent.l

MAN IMMORTAL !-Arguments from Nature,
Revelation, and sps; FOreinowinsi The Soul Ann,nA
tom Christian Life Shapes Of Hesdsi Crime Of Clergy
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CHEFS TOURNAMENT. The principal confess
incident upon the Chess Tourney irausurated ey the
York Club to celebrate the incoming OF the nsv
year has been at length brought to close. tho hnA
game in tie match Mackenzie vs. Stanley having bees
decided yesterday by Capt NJ winning bis third game
The final state Of the score stands thus Mackenzie
3; Stanley. IL drawn, 2