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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

Y'ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-AS Sc
II lect BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Tarrytovn
New York. A. NEWMAN, Prncipal-In this InsttutiOn
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed IN all the
branches Of English and Classical education The Dce
OF Board and Tuition including bed bedding washing and
nendng from S69 u $40 per annum according TO the
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
ences Sn can be- obtained Shesards Book Store, ia
fut0n-si. and al + n Wlcor's United States School
Agency 30 Broadway, or BY addressing note 70 the
Principal In3 NWkFH
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NOR SALEM FLATBUSH-Only Al

Mules from Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn two adjoining lots
NJ Land together having see feet font on CarkSon-ay by
230 feet in depth and containing about acres OF the same
CITY lots One of these lots IL laid out with
Nscadamel walks and planted with about 900 shade and
OF choice varieties, the latter Just coming INTO
bearings aud ornamental shrubs raspberry and
PUSHES large strawberry beds. nc The other lot Is
clover and has yielded heavy crop this There
well and pump the premises. cross fencing new
aud the whole has been put present order by the owner
with the expectation Of building thereon for hs own occu
patton The health and beauty Of Faibush, ITS
cesb,t, from tins city (onnhusses passing each
" times da, render THIS avery favorable opportunity Tor
any one to purchase Who deSiTous of budding country
residence convenient location and an improving neigh
horhool Will be sold on accommodating terms. Apply TO
A. q WILCOX Clsrkson- avenue, Flaibush. OF 10
A L A L LIT n M
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HIGH BRIDGE.-The balance of the

LOTS. VIZ 81 70 100 map Of High Bridgevllie are
now for the first time offered for sale THIS property stU
ated on the WeschesteT side Of Harlem RIVER opposite te
Eighth avenue on tins Island The fare on the Elghlh-
avenue Railroad which leads directly TO these Lots rs 70
be b Eve for the whole length Of the road Having
wid front upon the Harlem RIVER this property affords
great for boating and fishing Terms favorable
Avply for maps and other information, to ID b "lNION
7fCedsr-st cor. Of Nassau-st res I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
NARM FOR SALE-A very valuable

NARM for SALE-Consisting of
II about 90 acres situated about miles from Pat
erson, n j. on the road leading TO New Prospect and
Ramspo and within fifteen minutes of the Depot The said
Farm has II a good story and half house and two
Kitchens built OF stone with barn, wagon house, grantrs
&c, together with large orchard, meadow, pillow and
wood land. -. .-...
For further particulars. inquire of RICHARD WIGHT,
iii Thompsoa-st Is Nandani-St. New-fork. Wll 2w'
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At PRIVATE SALE-Three desirable

ABUU.DING LOTS, situated on the north side Of
Thirty ffhst between the Fifth and Sixth IN the City
Of New York, commencing 31j feet east of the Sixth
said Lots being IS feet front and by 98 feet
inches IN depth portion of the purchase money can re-
MAN on bond and mortgage a. per cent. - 1890
Also IN the City Of Brooklyn. valuable BUILDING
LOTS four OF the fronting on Woodruff ST ana one
ON the rear of the same fronting Hapeyest near Han
op-sy and between Columbia and Hicks SITS commencing
ll fee; from the corner Of Hlcksst each Lot being IN
size Is feet front and rear by 100 feet IN depth Iwothns
of the purchase remain on bond and mortgage
For prlce and further particulars If both the New-noIk
and brooklyn property apply TO ANTHONY j. BLEECk-
ER AucrI6nesr Broad-st n Y yl9lw
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no PARENTS.-There are two vacan


DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE co.
u II the CIV Of Ncw-Y nk. Once III Caaalsi iP,,
,ls,' Rank Bulldns) lasures Blldn-s, MsrcAsal,s,
Norsehold Furniture Vessels m Pot ant their cagsees
Sc ssasf ioss damage by Fire On The most AyOraas
,.~y,s Ar l,Sses promptly all rstcd and paid
DIRECTORS
rs-s,,i,h TsrhsW Gideon I've An,tS, Charles Pensna
Ereewan Canphel., lanes ; Brouvcr, v m VI Visa
Yohn " Lewis II q. Siokes, ABRAHAM LeSSess
John Y NeNtiton. lothian 1 MeeAef, MailNas Clark
Heuy.S Terhen. Nm Coimnf, anoas Nilhans.
D,yd ID Crane solomon BantA. ktWad Carr
John Mace thareSl rdhr, h1.L.r. brssa.
George YernsS C,eOrge warner, Ront {. VoorAies
c.rn's SteDhenS Christopher 1cl.P J. Roaesteel
S,rnn Shindl,r Wilnau. ] Buc. Alfred Barmsre
Edward Nelson. John Noneipeni I las n Nclnt0e,
g. Hu6heu, Geo. ID. Cragln.
Afosys g. LEONARD Secretary iel3 ANYWAY
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NOR SALE.-The subscriber oilers tor
sale handsome FARM Of shN tNi - ~ 49,
= siIen, iaDd s;Yaed IN the town Of New lnIs3I
0rsnse Comfy NY 1t ehgbly lcca5eI 1nq W. "
s1i1 90 Iau .si,"S Salisbury Mills. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
At PRIVATE SALE-WILLIAMS-

RuRGH 3-story brlek ~ 20 p - %
,nd fOTS Of GROUND. situated on the nor ~ -
s-n.h Sirfh-st between SJth and Seventh SIS nc
,e each 20 feet front and by IS feet n depth anu
ali fnl.hed IN good style with marble manHes,
en,,cs. &c and are butt that they NAY easAlf " -.
te-ed INTO stores AZ iring expense The above pI1Y
commences at the corner Of Seventh 81 wlch
tut As store and vii Re sod separately OF
Terms yery literal For price and fur her parc1tass
Nv to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Auctioner,i gf 1TS
TBROOKIYN PROPERTY.-Also, ctsiIaols ~ n 81
CROTSD situated on C01rf-st northeast corne, -.
oeaT HamtOn-av IN The city # Brooklyn Ssio it'S
b IN size 81 feet front and by 100 feet IN
oTce terms and further particulars apply TO An ~
BIIECKER. a above. -
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BUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE

II
and SiIiy -thlrd-st -
lots on north side Sixty thrd-st adjoining above.
LOT on south east Ninth av. and SlStyhith 81
lots on north side Seventy ninth st 50 from Third ay
Lois ON north side Seventy -nlnh-st 50 f. from above
lots IN rear Of the last mentioned
lot on south east Eishty-secOnd-s and Fourth av
lot ON east cor Eighty third st and Fourth
For further particulars apply 10
ly2I lw COLE & Chiffon, AuctlOneers. Wall-st
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NITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE

HII III r. - flhf tNSU hANCE
~ CONPANy-Ofrces o. WALL ST and i6l bow
ERY This COMPANY. with = cash cap Al ~
Sl5o,OOo,
AMI large surnus securely invested continues % hsufS
AGAINST loss or damage hy FIRE. aNelhne houses
chan,se household furniture and all descriptions Of Per-
sunal Pr,,erty IN the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah johnson, Aonzo Alvord, Danel BuTtner.
William Wallace Thomas Nc Elraih. Luxe Baker,
Wm Valentine. James G. Baldwin, Jay JARVIS.
John Harris, Robert BarNlel, tAncs A Palmer,
Jacob Miller James VI Waterbury
DANIEL BURNETT, President
J.NRS NJ MCLEAN Secretary. MWru
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TO THE PUBLIC-INDIA RUBBER

I
SHOES-Our attention. has been called - an atyer-
tscment by Horace II Day. published IN the NeN-fDrN
Herald OF july H. SS and the Corner and Enquirer 81
date. which. after much unmerted 80 sc ~ our
attorney Judson ESl. he asserts that 20 afrs H0
clarg. nm nth pr1frug Goosgcrrs Patents under our
own names and that be does not infringe Grodye4rs Pa
tents IN the man fracture Of shoes.
We have purchased license TOR the manufacture ~
India Rubber Shoes under Gocdesr Patents and paid orr
money and daily paving taud Tor the same ana any
other person might have done the same disposed - DO -
raiheT than pirate upon Goodyears Patents We thoA u
more Just purchase nsht to valid patent tln %
infringe II. Mr. DAY after having been prosecuted, @
knowledgec GOOtvears nights. abe settle hent ana
agreed future infringe HIS PATENTS lie : now AZ
patents blt 70 lnIufe
also, who large consideration purrnSel our u
under them, and 80 c1'r9e NJ DIs
drrecfiv and firf gnffnres VITA pratns
uuou GoOyears Patents the manufacture 81 the SHOES
which he offering the public and We give uoice THAI
he and all who are concerned wl'h nm pun hasng Or
vending has shoes made violation Of said patent rgh'
viii be prosecuted New-Ncrs, july u, 1851
l.. CANDEE.
Harvard Rubber Co. hy
WM A BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer,
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co
r. HUTCHINSON. President.
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IOUNTRY RESIDENCE.--A fur

III 'VI y j N TUT
nshed Cottage. consisting of seven good rooms,
with fine piazza 'front.' most delightfully."- situated on he
Of the Neversnk River and nearly opposite the Pa
vlllDn al Port Washington. having magnificent view oi
the Shrewsbury River NewYork Bay. the Atlantic Ocean
and the country adjoining The abOund with ilsh and
wild game and there is capital shooting and within a
sbOr distance Of the place and trout brooks IN the neigh
borhood and fine bathiDgspot IN front OF the mousse
Sabng and carriage house may also be had The steam
boat Edwin Lewis from foot of Robinson ST. and Thomas
Hunt from Peckslip. make two trips daily References
are rerm tied to De made Mr. Phyfe 68 Broadway, VI
Newell 1877 Sixth ay and Dr. Marcy IFS Tenthst Jy22 3t
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Union TOWN.-The new Village of

Enina Town. IN the Township of Hastings opposite
Peimont the Hudson RIVER land out IN LOTS. % b'
each and selling AZ prices according g. loa
ton from $l5o Sl5o each The terms of purchase Ss)
al the Of selection and the balance IN monthly install
mentS Of $40
The sun grounding scenery is truly beautiful and romantic
aud the location admirable tnion Town being
by railroad Steambosi renders Of the most
desirable places residence those who have business
the Is only three mules above Nonsers near the
landing Hastings and adjoining the Railroad For
nation. mans. ~. apfly 10 JOHN 4 FLAMMER. 225
Wo>sger->t doors frOm AnitV New York and al Pc
TER LENZS Store HASTINGS Landing Depot. lysS lmA
NARM for SALE.-A very desirable
II Farm of about 80 of land. stauated good
neighbh Nd about mile from NaSgStc Depot the
NeWhurg brsnch If the Ne~-YorA and Enc Raipa1 nye
miles f,om Newburg and about three h4urs from New
York THIS farm kahe for fruit, xAd will he sold
on reasonable terms Inquire OF ROBERT l. CASE. l0l
EIoni =. R u MACE. Esl, Newburgg. or ROBERT
DENNtSTON. salisbury Mills, Orange county, NY
ivl0 saW6w
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C,TRATTON PORT.-The new village

S1RA ION IOh NJ ~ - !.
Sof STRATTON PORT, situated within eisht mics OF
he (ity Hall opposite Harlem. on the klushhs nay, -
noted Tor wild fowl FISH and clans only nan mi h2r
If TIushlng Is land ont IN beautiful BCILDINO sllts
20 fy 100 feet each Some Of the Lots remain uhlsP1Sel
of and many choice selections yet teniin uhso1
according 10 ti'ssS- Al
pt or Fssi NJ Ia Fayette- SIS all lots between La
Fayette and High SITS. $50. all lots between hsh ana
Aneha SIS sl25; asots between Amenas. am Soi
Tbe conner lots are held advance OF SIP over the
above prces Conditions Of sale are 50 a. we tis
connected with the property the finest water pVes
extending about half mile The scenery urr,un1hg Is
,nsirnassed embracing o OF Flushing, NewtOwn.
Rker Island Morisana York Island and the Palisades
with West Point and the Catskill Mountain Cemmunca-
fion NAV be had several times daily. For information,
MAJ &c appIy to JOHN A. FLAMMER,
iv23 iwh 225 WOOsier-st, two doors from AInits-
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BAKERY FOR SALE-Consisting of
ID horse wagon. sleigh round IN NewYOrk and VIII
lamshurg stock fixtures sc &c II is situated IN very
eligible location. and working 22 barrels week III
quire corner Grand and Second SITS WllamsbuIgh, J.
,x10i x.s
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MUTUAL INSURANCE

q \ MI IAII INNUNNNUE
= COMP ANY Office So Wail-Si. opposite Hanover
st-Capita sind Assets, SGoooc0 assurances on Name.
INLAND Navigation and Fire RISKS
TRUSTEES.
Moses Tavlor Pottery: KING james W Ew.a
r. : Inthrog J Symnston, Merrll
Horace b Claim X l. RDuih. Sidney Green
John Y Nesmth, Lewis 4. Loder, II JOnston.
pam STAFFORD IA N Nlunscli Il DlcknSoa
Chas { Hatch. Valentine krhN, Engene Duiih.
/ Brigham Andrew ' Stout. \ G. Thompson,
T Gibson, h Collins, Henry holt.
\ / Anderson A Hargous, DAVID Turner,
: ID RSbcock lambert Suydam. X 4 Robertson
Wolfc X Graves. John Van Nest
lanes ID F,>h { pambmaRn, " A kese!tu
A Oemchs NJ LIVINGSTON Elias Il Brown,
Richarl Bsll J II Brewer George y DARBY
JOHN FALCONER President
JOHN : TAPPAN. Vice President.
FERDINAND SrACG. Secretary.
NB-Particusr attention Is called 10 the tact hat tbs
Company continues 70 insure Bindings, Merchantss,
Household Furniture. Vessels IN Port &c against loSS
damage by fire aud divide the profits his class VI ban
ness the same on the Marine premiums
my2S 3mMWSF
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NOR SALE.-A wholesale and retail
II LIQUOR STORE for sale on the North River, close
a market dong a good business Rent for store AMI
two rooms 5000 Price for stock and fixtures, $500 APP
ply 10 HOWES BkAMHiLL, 83 Nassau st
iy23 it, and 438 Broadway corner of Grand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

II sons about purchasing Pianos Will ind It 70 thslr sd
vantage 20 call at BENNETT COMPANY's Mandatory,
l32 Fulton least side OF Broadway They have large
assortment of Rosewood Pianos constantly hand
Every instrument warranted for two years CO have
the names than 1000 persons they Will refer
who have purchased Pianos Of them all Of which have
gwen universal satisfaction. but when any doubts
pressed to their quality the payment may be ~Ithhee
until such doubts removed Old Planes exchanged
New and second Pianos % let nNu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II Merchants and others IN want OF Paper can find
general assortment II Blue and White Ruled and PLAN
Caps and Letters, Straw. Rag Tea, Shoe. Bag, Manila
Hardware Tissue Box and Printing Paper OF all
Bonnet Boards, for low prices al JOHN c ROBERTS
Commission Paner Marehonse. lo2 John-st. wi 2w.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

il FOR DiarrhGs, Wlooping cough, eolds
and Gtl,er diseases for which 1t is recon-
inended with equal success. now keep
itco instantly on hand, and Know II 10 Ia
tie best Liniment now ext nj. You, are
al libefty TO use this as you may deem ex-
pc dent. lremdin yours. &c.
.GAPRlEL EuITOPD.
J.L.sCURTIS, Main Street. Keokuk, To-
wa, Sole Manufacturer.
For Sale by y. Pumroy, james How-
leg, %. n. Lnsktp & fo., Cyunsua;
M. Longsdorf, JOHN Beach. agsncy
City; Cossage &. Broherd. .Mrrcf 4
EarI, UaiiopegG; J. b. anderson, Ed
dyUiiif; $. buchanan, s. Gossage. III
be; y Hoygr0vs. itr. s.. Lee. ( ~
HutH ffnferriils; Ewing 8. CdeM IL
Hitler, Unionriie; Walksr s. Bar
banks, Uinicsssft.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
Correspondence Of the Mo. Republic an.
l.ascr e. mn New Hlexics.
IKpEprSDKNcE. Ocl. ~, 1875

The Santa Fe mail. in eharge 81 Mr..
Aliiser, accompanied hy Crawford Me.
K.nzie, and twn n'ilprs, arrned here
,h,s afsernoua. They were out rwen,,
days. A, tie time Of leaving Sana FL
ts,riucss was very dull.
Political excitement was very great.
and instead of being aliayeti after the
election. hasif anyihing, increased
MI. Bunnet,'s death. IN BrraaliIln
couniy. had not ceased 10 be the n.ptc
OF conversation in all the towns. and re-
serge was strongly spoken nf. In FACT.
slaril 1T hatred has sprung Up be'wre
The American and Nj xican population
thai will moi be soon pu, down.
Another recent dirgracsful affair l,a.
tended still more 10 exasrera,e The Amer.
leans. and while the com pany were ma
king preparations 10 start with the mail.
much ialk az fcpa ing iii their own coin,
was escrywlipre heard The affair OF
which speak is The death Of William
q. Skinner. Esq. regret slla, sGch is
The burden of my information II This
time, for he Was b respectable. intelligfn,
and worthy young man. and one who
was in a fair way 10 make himself euli.
rentin lis profession III that country.
The manner in which he came to his
,lcnih. az Gar as | ran learn. was ihis:--
skinner and Arinjo had some little diff
Guilty a Few days previous, and on The
24iil september, Skinner went 70 The
rancho. 10 see The Pfeseci. ia company
with Sarscsoa. upon some law business,
and oprelorning, stopped q !. q. Armi-
JUS, when he was sci upon and murder
cd. His skull was fractured by some
sharp inslrument. and he was shot in the
eide with pistol by some OF tle party
--1or il seems that more than one was
engnged in III
Where these disturbances will stop ii
IL not known--troubIe seems Ia spfing
up afier trouble, and unless more effect
i've measures are used BY The ausboritie.
IN she Territory. mob Law willreign tri.
nmpaDt.
Major Weigh.man and family are on
their way 10 ihe States; md il il said
Reynolds will follow soon 10 contest his
seat The Majors, asserting that he has
the legal and REQUESTS majority Of votes
laimseli.
The irains. out and ii, were getting
along 10 WE'LL IL not better. than could be
respected nt this season Of The yenr.
Grass good; water abundant.
~ - $50 -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
Selling ut Reduced Prices
FOR CASH!!

ME subscribers having made change
u in their business, are now setlinI
on their stock of Goods, consisting OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardsrare,
Boots aud Shoes, Hufs, Caps,
Bonsets. Clothing. Sc. Sc.
at very REDUCED PRICES, for CASH, to
close he concern.
Those who want to bny great bargains
for cash, viii please call while they are go
ing.
Those who are still indebted to us will,
we presume. call and pay their accounts
without delay.
WHITE & HAMMOND.
"a Sept, 4th. 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
DIES MONIES VALLEY
N TT r S Il r. Y
PEanasEsTlY LOCATED Ar
ExEOAU2K. iowa.

FORGE b. WILLIAMS offers fel
II sale, this Fall and tha4coming Spring
a gngleral and extensive stock OF Fxurr and
ORNAMENTAL TGSEs. SHassBs, Roses, EvTR
GREENS, &c, of various sizes, slita bic ioI
Orchard. Garden, and Ornameptai planting
70 which he respectfully solicits the att m
Ition OF he pubic. The following are the
principal articles grown:
sO,0c0 Apple Trees--tLe stock at pres.
ent embracing nearly all the popular varie-
lies, and can be furnished OF any si.s. in
any quantity, and at ow rates
30, OV0 Pear Trees vigorous and wei
grown, oi the latest AMI BE- i kills, Dwar
Pears, or Ounce stocks, suitable for Z IA
nilal trees.
! E6,0GO Peach Trcss-of the larnest ant
most productive kinds.
900 Plum Trees-os extra sizes, ana
of the best varieties.
500 Cherries 90 Quiucas, Aaricoss
Neetarines, Almonds, &c.
Small Fruits Red, white ani black Cur.
rants; Emglish AMI Ohio tioosebcrries
Mon,hly. Virsinia onsl Red Antwerp j as D
berries: Hoyey's Seeding aud Pin. Straw.
berries; Rhubarb AMI Asparagus Roots
Pinks, Phsox, Tulips. Lilies, sc; Grape
Vines, large quantity, and years old
Evergreens- consisting of Balsam Ers
Spruce Firs, Pines. Arbor yitaes. Red CT
ttars, Savin, Hemlocks, sc, with a Yer,
large assortment Of Shrubs, Rescs, Shade
Trers, sc
10000 Fine Black Locust Trees-fo
safe low bv the quantity.
R0o.000 Usage Orange Plants--for He'd
G 5, which will set out aud brig to per
lection, as a fence, for those who wish IL.
And Tor those in the city who wish II,
will set out any kind Of trees. and insur'
their growth.
/ N. B.-T The DIS MONIES VALLEY Nurse
ry is is Situated near The corner Of Fultol
and Fourteenth streets, midway between
the Plank Road and the River. Any OF
ders left Messrs Cleghorn and Harri
son. or Chittenden q McGayic, promptly
attended to.
All ietters on business, to b. allressei q
the Proprietor, which win be attended to
ON receipt.
Catalogues, with prices, sent Tree. TO Al
who apply. Packages delivered IN the q
sy or on boats, witho IL any charge
GEORGE b. WILLIAMS.
4 Keokuk, Sept, 20 1851. Proprietor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
III he Black List.

Tie following persons hare '.hftfor
parts unknown" and are indeb,e,.. 10 Us
for subscription in The amounts eel op.
posite their names:
DR.. Isaac Phoscai, ca 90
Or. John Davis. No. 3. 4 90
J. III 1fcReynOtds, Z 90
Now if il is their intention 10 he BON.
es,. they can send US the amounts due.
and we will acknowledge The receip: oI
L ss publicly as We have made the an.
nouuremens Of their Indebtedness and
departure 70 other parts.
t5r Every man who leaves this part
Of ME country without paying ns viii
have his name inserted in conspicuous
manner in the above list.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
CITY BOOK STORE,
KEOKUK. IOWA.

49, - = - - 80
In the Post Office Buildings, on 81 street.
between Main AMI johnson.
ID B. OGDEN has estab, Shed in Keo-
LII. knk Store for the sale of Books.
Stationery, and all articles USUALLY found
in Eastern city Book Stores, whore he
hopes. by close attention to business, TO
satisfy the wants Of the people Of the D.s
Moines yall0
MERCHANTS wishing or lers filled in his
line, will be accommodates, on better terms
than can be obtained in ST. Louis, --espaci-
ally in Stationery, Blank Books, and Fan
cy articles. He will enleavor always to
have on hand general assortment OF
ScHooL Books and the standard works Of
the day.
CHEAP LITERATURE. "a full assortment
on hand, Of the best publications.
Customers are respectfully invited to VS.
il his establishment before purchasing else
where. June 9th. l85l.y
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

The Cooking Rangers Of NJ. Pon.l 4
Co., Boston. and Jackson's Annuncias
tor; "a substitute for Bells in Hotels, 30.
entered BY w. 7. Brooks, N. ". were
soted an honorable mention 10 he Re.
port Of ibis Jury. We believe one or
two Stoves aud several other articles In
addition toihe above were adjudged wor.
Thy Of . Medal, but they do mi appear
on The list now before ns, and may ha, &
been stricken of on revision.