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CANDIDATES

w. W. are authorized to announce A.
IL Trainer of Cuivre township as a candi-
date for the Office of County Justice at tho
ensuing AUGUST election.
a. We are authorized TO announce I.DwIa
DRAPER of Buffalo township as a candidate for
the Office Of County JUSTICE at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce ENocn MAR
ITry of Hartford township as a candidate for the
office of County Justice at the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized to announce JosErH
RICHARDSON, ESQ, a candidate for the Oh
fec Of County Justice at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
Tl- We are authorized to announce II.
IG. EDwARDs, of Bowling-Green as a can
didatc for County Justice.
We are authorized to announce RICHARD
III. Johnson ofCuivre Township, as a Can
didate for the Office Of County Justice, at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce JLssE SmEr-
HERD, as a candidate for the office Of Assessor
of Pike County, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce Joux NJ.
|MILRoY as a candidate for the office ofAsscssor
|of Pike county at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce WIN. II. RoD1H-
son, as i candidate for the office of Constable, of
Buffalo Township, at the ensuing August cleo
|tion.
We are authorized to announce JAMES F..
GLENN, as a candidate for the Office Of con-
stable, of Buffalo Township, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorize to a%nnounc JOHN c.
|MAssIE as a candidate for the Office of JUS
'tice of the Peace, of Buffalo Township, at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce LEONARD
NJ. RoDGERs, as a candidate for the office of
Constable of Cuivre Township, at the ell
Angus: Election.
We arc authorized to announce JAMES
D. TIsDALE as a candidate for Constable Of
Cuivre Township.
Mr.. Thomas: You will please announce
my name as a candidate for Constable of
Indian Creek Township, at the ensuing Au-
gust election, and oblige respectfully,
yours SC. NATHAN MASSEY.
We are authorized to announce Thomas
Bcrkley of Calumet Township, a candidate
for the Office of County Justice, at the cnsu-
ing August election.
We are authorized to announce Philan-
der Draper, as a candidate for the alice
of Jnstice of the Peace, ofBuffalo Town
ship at the ensuing August Election.
Is We are authorized to announce Az
GUsrUs OURY, as a candidate for the office
county Justice, at the ensuing August
election.
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ImpOrtant Information !

NETE beg leave respectfully to remind our
w friends that many of them hare accounts
Enclosed for the last year. These must be attend
cIb immediatdy, and we further request all per-
sons indebted 10 rs whether 10y note, book ae-
count or otherwise, 10 call and settle promptly OF
cannot expect us to giro longer Indulgence.
We have debts to pay. We have goods to buy
we have improvements TO make, and have no time
10 travel over the country to rcqH'st payments
those long an arrears particularly
need but one more call and that from an
officer.
Louisiana, May ID, lSl6.
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DYER 4 POlNDEXTER,
NNHOLESALEA AND RETAIL DEAL'
w ERSIN DRY GOGnSs GROCEkli.S
sc, sc, corner of Main and Market streets.
It. Lonis, Opposite the old market place. ar,
now receiving large supplies, whinh they viii
sell very low ior CASH.
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Wealth is no proof of moral character. nor
poverty of the want Of it. On the contrary
wealth is often the presumrtire evidence Of dis
honesty; and poverty the negative evidence Of
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U: $: - - MAIL
D ALLY LINE OF PACKETS
For GAINESVILLE, Louisiana, Hannibal, Marion
City, Quincy, Lagrange, Tuily, Alexandria
Warsaw and keokuk.
|F<HE new, elegant, light draught and fast
Il running passenger steamers,
DIE VERNON, OCEAN WAVE
AND LACLEDE,
will run regularly from st. Louis to the above
mentioned ports, touching at all the intermediate
landings.
Leaving st. Louis:
The DIE VERNON, Charles Dean, Master,
will leave st. Louis, on Mondays and Thurs
days, at ) o'clock, r.M
The OCEAN WAVE, james Whitney, Jr.,
Master, will leave st. Louis on Tuesdays
and Fridays, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
The LACLEDE, w. s. Randolph, Master, will
leave St. Louis on Wednesdays and Saturdays:
at O'Clock, p. M.
RETURNING:
The DIE VERNON willleave keokuk onTues-
"a" lludN u SiONh1 = MY
Alexandria, Tully and Lagrange, same eren-
ings; Quincy, on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
at 8 o'clock, A. M; Marion City, Hannibal Lou
%isiana, Clarksrille and Bailey's Landing, same
days.
OCEAN WAVE, James Whitney Jr., Master,
will leave Kcokuk on Wednesdays and Satur-
days, at 5 o'clock p NJ; Warsaw, Alexandria,
Tully and Lagrange same evenings: Quincy OF
Thursdays and Sundays, at 8 O'Clock AM; Ma
rion City, Hannibal, Louisiana, GAINESVILLE and
Bailey's Landing, same days.
The LACLEDE will learc Keokuk on Thurs.
days and Sundays. at ) o'clock. p. NJ; Warsaw
Alexandria, fully and Lagrange, same eren.
ings; Quincy, on Mondays and Fridayss, at {
o'clock, A.. NJ; Marion City, Hannibal, Louisi.
ann, Clarksrille and Bailey's Landing, sam,
days.
Pains having been taken TO render the above
packets in every way superior in accommodations
and speed, together with the utmost punctuality
in the time Of arrivals and departures, shippers
land passengers can fully rely upon the present
arrangement. u For freight or passage apply
on board.
April 25th, 1916.
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No. 10, Main Street, st. Louis, Missouri,
COAST.INLY O.NHLlD ofhisl
.Nanutacfrring, q HhOlesale and Retail
supply of TLAan COPPER W.7RE, Sheet
Iron, Hire, STOTES, CRITICS, and ersry 9th
'r article in that line of business, Il Cheap for
Cash. jy24
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IL Said a purchaser to a horse dealer, is
that animal sure footedn
Perfectly said the jockey, when he puts his
foot down, yau'dthink he was never gcingto take
lit up.
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The strong seldom rally 10 the weak; he tn
needs help find most trouble to get it, but he tn
needs it not can command it even by anod.
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calamity may be avoided. The nation can
not too deeply feel, that even a war with
Mexico would be a dire calamity. The
next news from the Rio Grande will proba-
bly, show what we are to expect. IT wal
is upon us, We trust it will be met with
.firmness and vigor, with unanimlty ana
patriotism, with a readiness on the part OF
every citizen to submit to whatever Sacriil-
ccs may be necessary in bringing 1t TO a
successful and speedy termination"
Here is,no REIMBURSEMENT Of party oppo-
sition to the" administration-no attempt to
excuse it fer any misdeed it may have COM
.mitted-but an expressed belief that it is
the solemn duty Of every good citizen to sus-
tain his own, country against her enemies
when they approach her with arms i'll their
hands.
We concluded our extracts from wing
papers with the following elevated senti-
mcnt from the New Bedford Mercury
"a c~ittizcu who in wartime seeks TO de-
press the spirits of his countrymen, and re-
fuses to lend a hclpinghand to his country
because the government has done wrong, is
in our opinion little better than an avowed
THE BEST CHARITY.-Of all charities,
that of employing the poor is the most charitable;
it is, in a manner, to double the obligation by les
SEEMING; it being more grateful TO any man to put
him in a capacity of relievring himself. than to
make him apensioner to others; and it is truly
a bounty intoa reward.
The strong seldom rally 10 the weak; he that
needs help find most trouble to get il, but he that
needs it not can command it even byaDod.
Il Said a purchaser to a horse dealer, is
that animal sure footed!
sPerfectly,' said the Jockey, when he puts his
foot down, yau'dthink he was never gcingto take
it up.
Wealth is no proof of moral character. nor
poverty Of the want of it. On the contrary.
wealth is often the presumrtire evidence Of dis
honesty; and poverty the negative evidence OF
Noru1So MORE LIKELy.-An extrarasant
vouny gentlman, hvinga pair of beautiful grey
horses. asked a friend who happen TO be Of d
sunrrior cast what he though OGthem?
.Why.I confess replied the other, they look
extremely beautiful; but l am fearful that your
Ia-ars viii soon be converted into duns."
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CHARLEyILLE s. Co., LOUISIANA, NO,
Have now on hands a good assortment
of Saddles, Brides, Martingales &c, man,
ufactured by themselves out of substantial
and well selected materials which TREY will
sell unusually low for Cash.
Water street, Louisiana, May l6, 1916.
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vE~IiE splendid Steamer OCEAN WAVE
will, on every Saturday, extend her trip
10 Nauvoc, Fort Madison, Burlington
md Oquawhs, leaving Louisiana every Saturday
att o'clock A. NJ. Returning, will leave Tor Il:
Louis every Monday at 3 o'clock p. NJ, instead
of Sunday as heretofore.
Louisiana, MAY 4,h, lS46.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given II all creditors Of
= others Interested in the estate of Thomas
Chamberlain decd, that at the Aug. term ofthe
county Court l shall make a final set
of said estate as Administrator thereof,
when and where those interested can attend.
FREDERICK BRANSTETER,
June 9th, 1876.
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Taxes! TaXes!!

The assessment list for the town ofLOu.
isiana for the present year, has been COM
plctcd; and will remain open to the inspec'
ton of all persons interested, at the office
ofthe Clerk of the Board of Trustees uutl
lOo'clock A. Nj. on Monday the 22d day o.
the present month, at whichitime the Board
of Trustees will sit as Court of appeals TO
hesr and determine all appeals from said a.
ScSSment.
P. DRAPER, Assessor
of the town Of Louisiana
June 18th, 1916.
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CYiE.4p CASH BOOKSTORE.E

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NN~HOLESALE and Retail bookseller ana
w Sthioner, No. l2l, Main Street, SAM
Louis, Mo, keeps On fiAli i splendld assortment
of
School, LAW, Medical AMI miscellaneous Books;
Uui:l,, Ink, Waters, Steel Pens and
States. Writing and Wrapping
Papers; Blank Books -.
in great variety, together with every other artI-
Gle sn his line of business.
IL Books bound in the best manner. G.
Call and exanine-No. l2i, Main Street, st
Louis.
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AmusEmRars.s


1fR. AND MRS CHS KEAN
~ Td 2s' s Be
Julia. Mrs Chs Kesn Silvia. Mrs Albion.
yE wife *a fs PIP 9SS EYER
M knsS NJ: Jewell s h0SyS SSo Abbott Mrs
Door. s.ifps.s oel and the performances,
wall commence at O'Clock Boxes 81 Pit so cents; Gal
REENGaGEMENT OF MRS. sH.aW.
BVwTTbmf T3hEATREIThSIsds E,snSns oss2es{
s.se coonns BecS vssen k"s Civ, %
olson. "' -'
After which Dance BY the Misses vallee.
To conclude with the drama Of the JEwEss-Eeszar,
cents; Upper Boas. cents; 1' Gale
=, Iz3 esnt..
ch ssf s.i Ms fm%
Far Stare Miss cisrse t cherry Tos Miss f
To be followed by USED UPsir Charles Gold,tream,
To coasiude with the BEE K THE ORANGE TREE. !.
prss. circle cents upper boxes % cents pit one shns
Door. open Al O'clock curtain rises at half past7
BOWERY CIRCUS.
Warren ff Draper rs as,sss
LEVT NORTH,
The first Rider OF the age
tn Fourth RPsha q he new dr.ysrt,s,,%%ept
Emsodynr most Of The sports pasti@e. Of England
Messrs Dale Lipm smith, and Mrs Cullen will appear in
various acts Of horse manship.
=, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELrHIA.
70 This Theatre ha. zen thoroughly n the
most gorgeous style and the beautiful Theatre
In the Union.
Last Night but Two of the
4 VEL FA MILY,
THUKSD tY, October 9, 1916,
THE WO0CUTTERs.
Jobard, Gabriel Rave MonsDubo Francis Ravel Charles
Antoine Rsvei; Nine Serful Mdme Rayel.
To conclude with the performances
BEDOUIN ARAbS.
characters by the Ravel FAMILY
Previous TO which comedy of
The DUMB BklL
Tomorrow-Last night bur one Of the Ravtl Family.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, Pail ADELPHlA
Fourth night OF Mrs Mowat the popular
accompanied by Mr. Davenport Mr.. Leonard, the
eminent IRISH Comedian. vii, also make his
IN Philadelphia, thus Iresenting, with support Of
the Regular Company OF dramatic excellence
seldom witnessed by the frequenters OF this theatre
THURSDAY EWING, October 9. 1886, will be performed
FASHION. .
Adam Trueman, Blake; Count de Solimaitrs Davenport;
Snobson, Chapman; Gertrude Mrs Mowatt.
Alter which the farce of
THE HAPPY MAN.
To-morrow~Mrs Mow.;,'i Benefit. '.'''' Aeon''u'
On Saturday-Mr Leonard's Benefit.
Arrangements have been positively entered into with
the following galaxy Of taentMr Forrest Mr. Anderson
and the popular operate Mrs, Seguin Mr. Frazer Mr.
Seguin. &c.
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HOWEs g CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS

HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS
THIS unrivaled corps Of Eque strians will perform
Schohsrie the LIST Oct Scheme ctady the 2d West
Troy the 3D. Lansngbugh the th Troy the 9Th and 7th
and Albany the 9Th and 9TH aud will pass down the
west side Of the Hudson River, route New York
This is the Largest Establishment ever organized in the
United States comprising l5e Men and Horses requiring
Carriages to convey the Performers ydrobes musc,ans
TRANS, amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Fests peculiarly her
being ehsss and el.e her graceful and addIs;
and the charming ngpfe with which she chains her audi
snes render h. gifted and sr;ss the lead
ing feature OF the arena this country The Propretors
refer the public 70 the bnan. description river IN n:
performed b. chi. distinguished z, s,ytiste;
NIXON. ard the pnapprosehable Clown, AN RICE r..
among the Performers 10 the celebrated and principal HI
DER the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose fs9ts on
Horseback the most extraordinary ever witnessed Juve
nile act Of Ho.eman,hp by Master Nlrn olymge E.sr
cises, by the whole Company led by the great European
Tamblsr, Mr. MACARTE Wonderful Fsa.s by, byy n,
j their elegant Gymna.tie Posture. and Grouping Mr.
ns..ic. BY MI Ni5on and his son Mr. Heyss in HI. Ny
Howe: in ! sIsek nops Evo!usS1. Mr. Geo Sweet, the
The whole comprising The Leading. most talented and
sas HowEs co s New Ycrh Mammoth Circus.
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public Of Philadelphia and neghbormg cles very
l. respectfully informed that, on
Monday, October 9Th, 1876,
THE NATIONAL CIRCUS AND THEATRE,
Chestnut street, Ninth, will be opened for the
Winter Season,
Under the Management of Messrs WEIGH 4 MANN, in a
style which they natter themselves coutnu
ancs Of that rINGUISHED and FASHIONABLE SUP
fOkI which has invariably attended thsyery popular
Sort since has fale under their uncontrolled direction.
THE WHOLE OF THE INTERIOR
has been rendered singularly elegant by ch classic light
and novel style Of Decoration which the gorgeous e
eci that Furnished gold can produce will be chastely
heightened by ground OF color and pure white.
THE SPLENDID CHANDELIER,
Tan exhibition itselfI will emit numberess gas lights
THE STAGE ARENA,
and the remotest Of the edfce light
iui ana brilliant as the sun at noon day.
The Furniture rs entirely Netc,
the fabrics Of the Seats and of the Reposes of the
quality the mats and the patterns
The vsen and patrons Of this Fashionable Arena
will be welcomed and saluted by
a FULL ORCHESTRA,
OF great talent led by the celebrated Mr. ST LUKE
famos Italian Orsra House. who will commence with and
drec! the NATIONAL Anthem and the of the
French, German, and Italian Operas.
The Equestrian and Dramatic Artists engaged are
knowedged talent and the Troop Of Horses be
equaed IN America.
Novelties impossible to be surpassed active prepar
alton the Managers having resolved render this Of
most extraordinary witnessed in Philadelphia
Of 1wrc
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BY THE MAILS.
Important from Washington.
THE REPORTED APPOINTMENT OF
PEACE COMMISSIONERS
TO Accompany the Army.
The Vigorous Prosecution Of
the War.
ORDERS TO GEM. TAYLOR.
BY THE M ALL g.
ORDERS TO GEM. TAYLOR.
SC. &c. &c.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6, 1916.
We are apprised, from reliable authority, that
special messenger, or message, has been des-
patched from the War Department this morning,
direct to Gen. Taylor at Monterey, instructing
him, if he has not anticipated the order, to take
possession of the city with all proper speed, and
to fortify it; and leaving sufficient garrison for
its protection, with the sick of his army in hospi
tai there, to march forward without delay upon
Saltillo, and onward till otherwise ordered He
is to levy upon the country for supplies, but to
guard rigdy against any personal indignities up
on the inhabitants, and all unauthorized invasons
of their private houses are peremptorly inter-
dicted.
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there appears TO have been very little change in prices
for these securities during the past week. and the opera
tons In them have been very limited Efforts have been
made depress prices for United States stocks by
ating reports in relation to loan, &c but thus
far without success
Sometime previous to the adjournment Of the last
sion Of Congress- bill authorizing issue of Treasury
to the amount Of ten millions of dollars, at rate
Of interest not five per cent passed both houses
and became law. One of the provisions Of this BILL
gave the Executive the privilege of issuing Treasury
for the full amount, for part and making d
rect government loan for the balance FIVE per
interest per annum less. About two millions of the
ten authorized have been issued nomn rate of
teres and the depreciation which they have experienced
in this and other markets. will probably deter the Score
try of the Treasury from putting many more with
out raising the rate of interest The opposition press
of this and other cities have, for days past been
letting OF few guns at the government in consequence
of the arrangement Of the public finances and the
tempt reported to have been made by the Secretary Of
the Treasury to raise loan in Wall street for FIVE mil
lions Of dollars.
There are about eight millions still left for the govern
men to raise under the Treasury act and the sscre
tary raise money much better than by coming into
Wall street and putting himself in the hands Of the Shy
locks Of that place His appearance in the street would
be signal for the banks to increase their demands,
and every obstacle would be placed in his way By
raising the rate Of interest the Treasury notes. or by
issuing them bearing interest Of FIVE per cent per an
mum, the government raise any amount of money.
They would at once be absorbed by those having small
amounts Of money hand. which they are anxious
10 safely and permanently invest and permanent loan
could be rased In this way of all the banks
In creation These notes, issued in this way would not
be seen again for years, and the government would
have the Of the funds for any length of time at
low rs.e Of interest The Secretary Of the Treasury
hs. authority to do this. and it opinion that he will
ultimately adopt this system, in preference to all others
Had Nr. Walker required Of the Wall street banks a
loan for five ten millions Of dollars before the dcpo.
mites had been much REDUCED there would have been no
difficulty in making i; and of the hnsnciers of
Wall street, connected with some Of the banks of that
vicinity. at that time advised the Secretary TO raise
direct oan rather than resort to the issue Of treasury
notes but the advice Of these individuals not taken
and now they evidently striving to bring about the
results they predicted would be experienced, If the
course they recommended not adopted II is very
fortunate for the that the act authorizing the
ssue of treasury notes liberal in is provisions that
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A CARD.

A CARD
BARNEY WILLIAMS takes this of returning his
sincere and heartfelt thanks the Managers Of and La
DIES and Gentlemen attached The Chatham Theatre
their KIND attention IN getting his during his
rsgement at that house, and he would also take this
20 e.pess nus gIattude 70 the public or their liberal and
hitherto expected. b. WILLIAMS
"a
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, Oct. I'd r. M.
The stock market continues very dull and heavy and
prices very much depressed Some of the fancics i'm
proved fraction to-day, and some fell off Harlem wen,
uph per cent; Norwich and Worcester, " Canton,
u Long Island fell of e, and Reading Railroad and
Pennsy lvana SIS closed at yesterdays prices We see
probability of any immediate improvement in the
stock market but the contrary there many things
in the prospective likely dspress prices to still lower
level
The receivers of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
New Brunswick, NJ, we hear, will pay dividend OF
80 cents on the dollar upon the certificates Issued by
them.
The following banks in Portland Maine have de.
clared semfannua dividends :-Merchants per cent
Manufacturer and Traders, 4; Cumberland, 81
Casco, Canal, q
The several banks in Sa lem, Mass have declared
semiannual dividend Of per cent excepting the Salem
Bank, which Is per cent Village Bank, Dsnvers, Q
per cent Total amount of dividends In Salem $50029
Last April l,o20 Decrease 81, 600.
The Bunker Hill Bank of Charlestown, Mass, has de-.
clared semiannual dividend of four per cent
There has not az yet been very active demand for
foreign exchange. The supply in the market is large
and we have doubt drawers will be satisfied with
now quote bills on London, 80 . per cent premium
On Paris ST. 80 ST. 2saz; Amsterdam, 80 39k Ham.
burburg, IS s51< Bremen, 70 7sk.
The Taunton Bank of Massachusetts,, has declared
dividend Of four per cent for the last six months
The receipts Of cotton at Boston, for the year ending
October l ls46 exceed those for any previous year
by nearly ten thousand bales The receipts each or
the past twelve years were annexed
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The Quaker Cry Monks ofMonk Hall; by George Lip
pad Esq 10 now pubhed in volumes complete, price
81 For sale by booksellers generally the Union
NO America nove hes ever met with such astonishing sue
ready been sold
The tragedies from which the foundation Of this work
drawn were thrilling and horrible, the focibe pen OF me
1rhor h. heIshtsned the subject into fearful
This is bold book. IL the first American work which
written with the intention Of illustrating the secret lie IN our
large cities ha met with decided approval from
the public TIE work will live the records OF our ers
the first American novel describing end manners
not only they appear. but they se-PhfIadephfd
Home Journal
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ANIHoNt Ii !. TSIhGGC VI L Aucnoneer

ONE ofthe following described houses, No. 81. will
E be sold Friday the 9th e u o'clock
the Merchant'. Exchange. by Anthony ,. Bleecker,
positive. ~
ELEGANT GOTHIC HOUSES FOR sALE-The two
splendid houses Nos 81 and So st. MARKS Place. 1oh
with or without the rear lots extending to Ninth The
that OF the Hampton Court Palace, Middesex Eneland
which 70 considered the chase and beautiful e1smpIe
Of the Gothic style Sixteen months have
pied II building them and the whole work !, Of the
Seth jeer, Esq, Architect, and without exception the
beautiful houses of the dmens the city
Apply to A. J. BLEECKER. 7 Broad street, or to
SETH GEER, ~ Wall street, room 20
N. B. The houses be examined every day, (Sundays
excepted) fiom O'Clock AM. till ocolck Pm.