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lust received, and for sale by the unjersgn-
81 ed, In the City of keokuk, great variety OF
81. Louis and Cincinnati Stoves, among which
may be found the fine patented GOLDEN
ERA S'ove, The Coll DIN HAHP, The QUEEN 2
THE WEsr, The CHALLENGE PREFrRrscE. The
improved Cincinnati PREMIuMs, DouBLE 0yfN
Ae, and all the latest STYLES of pARIoR and
HFATlNc STey fs, all Of which may be found af
our Wholesale Stove Depot, No IL, Main Street
neav the Leyee, anH at our old stand No 60
Main Street. The above Stoves have been Sc.
'ected expressly for this Market and We flaiter
ourselves that can ofer greater inducements
10 purchasers, Than any other house Dofth If 81
Louis.
Remember the Numbers, ] and CT Main ST.
We have also a large assortment 1T Tin Ware
got up BY the best workinen which we oIIer 10
sell al very small aNlsance on cost also a great
variety Of Sugar Kettles, Hollow War;, 1c, Ac
Give US call and not only savr Yorn noNEy
ba Iasest il right. J. G. EsIEs,
April 4 lcJ3. WY
fTALyANIZED Iron Pump Tubing fpr sale l,y
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r. ID, FOSTER

| AS lu,t received we'll assorted Stock 9f
III spting aud snmmer Goods, 10 which The al
'etiion ot BUYERS Is respectfully asked.
The Goods nave beeh selected with special
reference o the city retail trade, AID vi III h. soI3
as ow as the same class of goods can be bought
"a sny House II Iowa.
Purchasers Vii 10 we'll to examine fbe stock
before bnyig elsewhere, they will n many
styles to usually kept in ths market.
AnrIi q MI
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HATS. HATS. HATSlI!
The Spring Style for 1855.
AT THE
New York Hat EIllp6rlum,
MAIN HETWEkN "a m Ath.

{. SHELDON would respectfully ann
Il. nonnce To the citizens of keoknk and
vicinity that he has established himself at
keokuk, for the manufacture and sale OF Hats,
Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, and will open
about the 18Th Of Mach large and complete
stock OF the above goods Of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been conpscted Tor
term Of years with one Of the largest WHOLE
sale manufacturing houses in New York will -
able me to sell my goods at a lower price then
any house in the trade. hope by close App!i-
cation to business and desire to please the ruo-
lie, 10 reeeive share of their patronage. and
supply every want that comes within the iesiti-
mate sphere of my business. Country msr-
chants are respectfully invited to call and exam-
in~ previous to hnying elsewhere. NV motto -
ssReady Pay, Quick Sales and Small Pfohts"
Gents. iust drop ia and examine the spriag
style Of Mole Skin Hats for 1855. I
A. @. SHELDON, HAt1sg i:
Anril -, 1858. sly
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THREE Da'i, Ttfoagh Ta1ls. 6.1ae.'n p /
ladephla ard Fitissurg THE MORNlNt
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for psiisb,4r.
a 4 VI. sud Pilf>hnrg ter phBaa, lphia a.
J !. VI THI FAST LINE leaves Phiia eipllis
for fi'i~bafg Al r, NJ. and p.fisl.ate lor phtIs-
delphia al i7i' " THE NIGHT EMPRESS
lRA1N leaves Philadelphia ter p,ttsburg al II
Il. NJ, ALL Pili.lmfg .og philadtp pfia al ~ p, NJ
Ihe aaote lines 20 rect Ill it.sburr With
katlloaas 10 AND FROM 81. Louis, Mo: Alton,
6ai"na snd Chieago, Ills; Fra klord, Lexoe On
aad Louisville. Ky; Ierte Ha,He. Madison La
ia5e''e, aHd Indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati. DaY-
Ton, Springfield, Heilesoataile. saaduskv, Ioiedn
Clen eiaad. Columbus, Lauessi lie, Massliou aud
Wooster 0hio: also, ulih the Sfeaa Packet Boats
from and - NV ORLEANS, 81. LocIs, LOUIS
VILE, aad CINCINNATI
Through ilekeis can be had to or from either
81 The above places.
For ftlrlher pafiieulars, see lIaua-h hils at tn
fliierent starting points. Passengers from the
west vii End t4tfs The shortest ard most exredt-
t..ous fouieto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New ok
ol Bos'on.
IiI0N MOORE,
AehNr, Passenger Lues, Philadelphia
J. hIsklMEA,
Aseid. Passenger Lines, plttsburg.
Feb /, lSa3 IN
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AT the Two New Lime Kilns
FOOT OF FOURTH sTERET
s'ctINNF, NJ n. rus
Mclkcnny & Runner

III AN + this 7ay associated themselves together
IL Tor the transactiab Of The Drug business in
all Ms bfanehes. They expect to keep on hand
general and well selected assortment of Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Paiiits, Oils, &c
Also haNr by this arrangement become sole
pro rie'ors for the maj ufactnre and sale Of II
X Gillmofe's celebrated A!amalnke rnimeni
and unrigelied Neget able Anti Billions Pills for
the staies OF Iowa, Illinois. Missouri Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and territory of Neb,aska.
All orders III future w-l he addressed 10
McKEANY & RUNNER
Dec. &, 1874. dlt
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CITY DRUG STORE
Burrows Block. 1lain stretl, heokuk. e

j, 4 J. 9. STEWART are now IN receipt -
OF very large and carefully selected stock Of
Drngs. Medicines aud Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines. Popular Remedies. Medicinal liquors
Paints, Oils, Dye ssnRs, Pcruaery. and every
variety Of fancy aftlclfs usually found IN the
best establishments oi the ki0d. Every article
warranted pure aud genuine.
Purchaser viii confer llutual favor by call
Ing II our establishment betote bayng e!se-
where.
Physicians prosecutions carefully put up
DIR. J. g. STEWARDS Office and consulting
Room ii the Drug siere.
rRoFFssfeNAl. RrrrRf Scrs:
7, 9 Edwards, H. ~, ONO Medical College
j Cobb,
John Lrcko, <
MAY 3, 1898. dAw
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Gloves aud IIoosiery.

| AIDES coored black and white X ID Gloves
Ia Siik, Llsle Thread, ard col'd do, Twisted <
tile Silk Mits ior Lad,es and Misses, Black
white and mode silk Hose, and large stock o
cotton IN white. unbIeacbe4, black seafe and
mixed. oi all price: child ems do. white mixed
and fancy. terv ehe3p. r. d. FOSTER
Anal - 1854
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N. w. JONES.
Successor to Z. Ahngerland,
Dealer III Clocks. Watches and Jewelrs
NECUeD SIRIET

lAeNtdoor q Cfsrles Parsons Fahkng House.
KECKUK. IOWA.
~ Tssyssss-.-y.as, InA subscriber has Just re-
49, .sss....sra. eeived large aud Beautiful
49, took Of Gold and Silver Watch
Is, Cold @ewery se, comprising he latest sts ies
oi Laflles Breast Pas, Lar Rulg4, Finger Rin.<
Cpd Pms, Goll Guard aad Fob Chains, Keys.
Seals. SILVER Ihnbts, Gaid Slides, Snaps
STUDS, Go'd Pens ~iih OF without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and percls
WATcH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical walchmakef
feels cnmRe'sH II 10 repair The most diiiici!f and
delicate @tnk thai may b" entrusted 10 his care
All work warranted 10 sip. sa.iSlactlpn
Correct Time.
The public may rest assured that The correct
tins IS. ard always will bc kept bv
Nv. JONES
Nov. 2s, ls5l Iyd
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CLOVER HOUSE

d. w. q l. O Y Il X,
Corner of Waltai anA Second Streets,
MTSsATINE. IOWA.
lF Office oi the Upton, Marion, Davenport
aud Dskaoosa sage Lines.
March -, 1888.
DRESS GnDuS.-A large and varied stock of
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured ard
plain, Bareges, Lingarsllas, Coup D' Etas, Ty-
r,eans, French Jacouels and BrllliaAis, Lawns,
Sc Just received bv r. u. FOSTER.
April %, ls5a.
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w noiesaie ana Aetau Druggist,
Mechanics BiceL ,AorA side of Man ST..
kEOkIK, IOWA.
III ANlNG maie arrangements for per ~
Ill mareit business 10 tie above linz. am ~
ho" offering 4 theci'Y and country trade ~
? large aht weH aeAeettH stock ef
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Dyes oils and yar
nishrs, Btashes, Glassware and Window
Glass,
Also Perfumefy and fancy articles, Cigars, To-
bacco and .uaH, aud choice assortment Of
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas Fla
Voring Extracts. Candies, Soda, Salafatas. and a
variety Of Articles pertaining 70 that department.
all which will be sold on the principle Of sgmalI
profits and quick retUrns'
Particular attention given 70 preparing pre
scf'pbons In cases where medicines ara re-.
CURED dultfg he night il is tfequently ipconye-
ment TO oh ain them This difficulty | have
completely obvtetrd by having my residence IL
q pant o. HE same building occupied by nv
Store; and persons desiring medicines. NAV rely
upon procuring them at all hours. night or aay
without Inconvenience or deiJv
Druggists. merchants and Others, PURCHASING
oy NE qaanfifYv are requested 10 give me call.
az lam determined 70 sell o. a. favorable terms
as any house il Tho city
Aprii6, is55 div.
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WINS HOUSE
CORNER loF JOHNSON Nd FIRST SIS
Charles (s. tEuisneIs.

THt undersigned takes pleasure ~ am {7ze>
1 nouhrtng lhat Tie has taken this very L-
throughout the eutlre premises. lie is now pre-
pared 10 receive the patronage OF The public, and
believes he cat raeet the wGshs Of all who desire
good House.
H. hopes by a dose application 10 The busl-
ness and ationton 70 the many wants of the
traveller, 10 merit aud obtain share Of patron
age.
"a" Baggage taken 10 and from boats free Of
charge. CHAS. 3. BINNELf.
Aprii5, 1855 dtf
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WATCHES AND IEwrfnY.

Of every description. have now or hand, Which
am enabled & eiif0wer than s. Loais prices.
Also, having been practical matchmaker lot
a number Of yeats, feel confident of giving sat
isaction, regards watches 9eft IN my care.
JULES GEISER.
keaLuk Ian L. 1855.
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LEATHER LEATHER y
SADLERY, HARD WARE.
X u JBOlf4S H. m

9ADlaEtl. i1lAaD w n me-
H. T. THOMAS d. CO.,
AZ HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Hides, Lea,
" ther, Tanners OIL and shoemaker's Findings
nave now on hand fun and complete assortment
ofLFATHER AND FINDINGS OF EVERY DES-
CRiPTioN AND QUALIFY. Our ok compri-
ses the following variety:
spanish Sole Leather, fhi'a Kip and Calf Skins
Cincinnati French
skirting and Germa Pate Mt
Harness Country Dressed Clfskns
Belting Punk Lining and Pad
Bride Moroccos and Kid st
Collar Eua.aeled Patent Leather
Bag various colors,
Hogsktn seating Rones ofcvery variety,
Upper Patent Dash Leather,
Thong
Also, Lasts, Goet Trees, Cfimping Boards, Pegs,
Thread and every variety Of Shoemaker's Kit
We shall at all times be fully supplied with all the
above mentioned articles. We respectfully invite
Merchants and Manufacturers to call and examine
our stock ant prices We feel confident that we
can sell them upon favorable terms - csa bo
had III the West. our arrangements and facilities
arc such that our goods are purchased for cashand
at first cost.
Care aud strict attsn will be given to dlllnk
orders.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
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Tai.le rniler, .

Iahge Catiery.
IuSI received Us steamer Gi1,ssa,nera lareo a.
- sofmens Of fsr sdish Table Cutlery which a a
oiisr ai reduced prices.
BALDWIN. ES ANS & co.
Matrhls, 1888.
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$50 Ixs Mould caraIes, RrosAs naauf f,ciufe
T0 ~ Star an
Tcr1aie LIZ 1LfGEORN & HARRISON.
Artii ilis5A.
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[ 0 O X n { RE!

IliE mud rsigued having had long experience
1 ~ the business of Mill Wr CITING ~ s,neof
INC most extensive manufacturing districts of the
States of Ohio and Indiana ana beng well ac-
quaitted with all the ale improvements in Ma
chitery aud the process of TIoufng, has all
confidence ii giving satisfaction 10 all that may
favor hn wl'h their work.
lie Is aiso prepared % giee plans OF Nils and
drawings oi Machinery IL ans ana ali times.
w VI H.tShETT,
City of KeoluT, Iowa. corner Of second and
Exehangp Streets
May L, 1Sa5. wlms
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RElh )Li,S' IssaS siois,
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JOHN HoBB, OF EDINBURGH

OFFICE with Mr.. Houshton, a; Coneer
~ Hall.
March 90. 1855, dam
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Che Gate Citn
~ FHbiished Every Morning fsnndays excepted
BY j. B. HOWELL g. CO.

TERMS;
Ffvr Dollars prR ASvcN. in Advance; n
Ten CENTS Pm WEEK, payable 70 the Carrier
fT Advertisements inserted on favorable terms
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w OOD sCREWS-0 Over 1 600 gross assorted
" sizes Of The boa, gimhlet points in store
aud Tor sale low by
BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
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FIRES.
FIRE ~ TIRsr-AS.


About clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in he building No l47 First sv lower hsor %
eupied by c. Schesslin as q clothing store; upper
part by several families The premises were dsn-
sged 10 the amount Of about O., zoo.
FIRE IL HoUsroS-sr.
On Wednesday night ire occurred in the Base
neDt OF No. 10 Houston ST., occupied by Mr.. Cold
stacker a. window. shade mandatory. Damage
eight
FIRE IN THIRTEENTH-sr.
Last nights fire broke out in q small shed in the
rear OF No. 10 Thirteenth st, occupied BY DIR.
Hents, Veterinary Surgeon. The fremen soon sub
dued the flames
FIRE N CHRISTOPHER ST.
The alarm for the Hid District Last evening was
occasioned BY some hams taking FIRE in the smoke
house Of Crsein & Co., No. 100 Chrstopher-st. No
damage was done to the building.
FIRE IN GRAsD-sr.
soDe lgh. goods in the .ho v.window Of store in
Grandst, lear Christie took fire last evening from
the gas burner, causing alarm. But little dsmsge
was sustained.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm in tire With District last evening was
caused by the light from bonfire in one Of the down.
town streets.
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Dvv,,n.rroxs oy The WOODLANDS BIYoSD rHI
c,Ty some years large Quantities Of timber
Rave b,en cut from in the Ninth ward ana saon
'r .c-ry tovrs and carried BY persons who mostly
,e.-s In The reirhborhood Of New biootyn village Inc
an, vooS was c.ed the cities snd CO. a. while the timber
ortmen In wood-some of whom were eonnsessd with the
s.ns vho rols H. Mr. Richard c. AeCorniek owner Of
to-, az woodland satss that upward Of thirty
had been Of the valuable timber and that
EAR 81 h reishbe suffered 70 similar extent Ea'rn bad
been made TO stop these depyedaton bat
thout accom- pii,hns the object snd Mr. AeCormes ss
Isnsh applied Mayor Hall TO somethns could not Be
zone A..er making Necessary inquiries the MAYOR d.
posse Of Ninth Ward oceu 70 New Bfookyu snd
III peons upon whom suspicion fell tken inis Sus
toSy-ore Of whom however, escaped They sseersised h
fre-vood had beea sold about the village s reduced
and one load lad bssn traded od for pigs sc his \,
wrisht whs did extensive baipes got al OF M
way. Some Thousands Of dolisn wera tn A..
ssA have bees cut DO n and CARRIE u.grnns
rested were broush bsfors the Mayer -, r.
One Of ths patty wss heh in go ball % 80 e TrsxAss
ths0fsnl Jury, and the sthsn yer. eeemma s,u,as
exsnizssioa. The parties nPaessse ~ ~
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JUSTICE CONNOLLY AND THE DANCE
HOUSES.

On Wednesday night Justice Connolly, under e.
cort of strong Police force paid visit to the Fourth
Patrol District dropping into some OF the most cele-
braied and oisorderly dance houses in Water, Cherry
and other Streets 1t leaked out that the msgis-
trste was abroad and the news spread rapidly that
he was about TO make descent upon some Of the
most notorious dens as he had heretofore done in the
Nineteenth Twenty second, and other Wards Of the
City, The result was, that this infamous and danger
Gus neighborhsod, where men and women Of all
nations nightly congregae, making the dark hours
hdeous with their bacchanalian revelry, was soon
nearly as quiet As any portion Of New-York. Rum
drinking suddenly ceased to the public eye and those
hauDts for degraded females and the resort of villains
from The murderer down to the petty thief were
closed, if rot till morning, for the time being. The
magistrate ard his staff passed from one scene of
sin and misery leach one more revolving than the
las to another till arriving at the dancehouse and
rum-shop of Andrew O'Brien. No. % Cherry st.
Here the excitement was a. its highest pitch and the
magistrate, after brief delay. resolved to come
down" on the place He accordingly led the officers
and in they went and succeeded in arresting Brlen
the proprietor, Daniel Rand, Mary Mcdonnell, Mary
Wilson, and Mary Keefe ell inmates of the prem
ises The otbera in the house at the time escaped
through rear doors and windows, and scsnpered of
for parts unknown. OBren and his hangers on were
detained for a rearing by the magistrate
In connection with this matter We would state that
the proper authorities have under investigation the
c.se of one or more Policemen sad to have been ca
gagged in a regular system Of levying contributions
on the keepers of dsordery houses in the districts
they represent causing them to fork over largely or
in default thereof compelled TO submit to arrest and
n. rbsps Indictment by the GrandJury- In cases
where indictments have been found, it is said large
sums have been paid from fund raised to tame the
Police, TO have the complaints Withdrawn and further
proceedings discontinued. Theinveseation has been
slowly progressing for several days ands not
peted The evidence taken, no doubt, would be very
inteI estng to the public, and may be published when
the matter is finished particularly if Gaze OF extof-
ton is made out against the officers in question.
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THE POOLE TRAGEDY
CORONER'S INQUEST si1rn DA

THURSDAY, l0l O'CLOCK An.
The attendance is as numerous as any previous
day.
William Gocdheart, sworn: I reside a, No. IS
Jsne wss In Sanwix Hall the night 10 question dur
Ing the first difficulty between Morrey and Poole, that
evepipg I met In Mercer who told there
utely to be difficulty In Stsnwx Hs there and
ssw Mr. Poole falling with ends and beard voice in
The bach room sounded ke Moueys voise; after
that Morrsssy and addressed Poole several wes
ana called him coward, and Poole told Morrssy he
.lyps Irh son Of b-;" Morrsey dared him fss and
sAst several Poole jumped from behind the
sae middle Of the and told him he would hsst hn
zee the pistol In Pooles hand until be was In The
middle Of the floor; Mosrssey held his bands up. and
jones Irwin ssid Moussey had weapons dorrssey said
sosshns that dd understand; Irwin then got 10 be-
them told Poole that be Pooel would pat bis
pse, up be would DO all he eould stop the mus; Poole
sa s<vsaesi toward the on door. ed Asrrey followed
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OrnrR OF "SPoTrERs "-STARrLIsG DEVELOP
NrSTs-Tke case Of James Parmeee Geo. Judson,
and oihers trial or under sentence IN me county
Court now in session, demands something more than
passing notice that the youth of our city msy, by
timely warning be saved from so disastrous tate 81
has come upon them. The two named, ara respect
lively 10 and 90 years Of age, and, Win Tour otner
had united in secret society for the purpose OF tae
burglary, highway robbery, &c. They hsd copsr.
tuition and bylaws for their guidance, which they had
signed, together with pledge TO screen each other
from detection and help each other out OF ditcuities
They took the name Of Spoilers" hired room Tor
their meetngs snd provided themselves WITH DARK
lantern sung-shot, two clubs about Is inches long,
painted black, the ends being loaded with lesd ans
also pistol They selected Parme.ee as Their leader
and by their articles Of association could no, admit
ssmember, OF enter upon any scheme, without ms
knowledge ard concurrence; and whatever he
directed they were bound TO follow. Jud-
son was the interruptions 6better OF his leader.
He 10 native Of q sister city, where ne asa
bee connected with Ike gang sor siuuar purposes
His conduct has been such es 10 cause bis expulsion
from his fathers house-in revenge Tor which, ne
broke into and robbed it of $780, was arrested, tried,
and escaped by hiring witnesses TO swear him clear.
He then came and took up his residence 10 this city,
and assisted in forming, If he did not orig nate, IN
plot for living BY preying upon the community. Inc
other four were induced to join them, from reading
the glowing descri ptODs Of such kind Of life, ss sci
forth in the trash called "Yellow-covered literature
soiabu ndant in our midst under the head Of Dick
t'Turpin,' "Cisuce Duval, Jack sheppard, ane
Others, Of whose authors the States Attorney said
and doubtless be but expressed the feelings Of the
whole community: Would to Heaven, might haye
Them before your Honor, thai they might saffel
double the penalty which their cured works have ave
"led TO, in the cases here presented 80 FAR hsN
the minds Of Paymlee and Judson been perverted by
this kind Of reading, that two different evening"
they have been out into Hllhouse sysnue, with IN
ten,icn of committing highway robbery, and did mo-
60 it, because they did DOT meet any one whom they
k.I "a s.ys na via
they have done enough in the burnings, burglarie'
and thefs which they have accomplished, TO sno v
what they we're capable Of doing, hsd they not beer
provieentally arrested. New Haven Reg, March :
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NOTE FROM JUDGE STUART.

SIR: Captains Wsllng and Speight have just re.
turned from their pursuit Of Baker in New jersey,
and report that they found the person supposed to be
the fugitive but who when overtaken, proved to be
although Of general resemblance entirely differ.
ent perssn still certain at Arst that Baker
sailed in the Isabella Jewett ON Saturday morning
last for the Spanish Main. The G'speshot will, by
by Mr.. Lave noble generosity, without cost, be put
70 sea in chase with all possible dispatch.
March ls, 1856. Respectfully, 8. II. STUART.
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corRr cALEsDAR-rHIs DAY

surrRroR CogRT--NOs. 90, 1869. 90, llo3 iio5,
,,fo iiIa us ms ii72 If 1871, S5 &i. IS 1ee 1911.
ifs eis i21 ICss 1871 5ss. 1901, 1885, +e ~. 81 ~
go "a sa2. liS. ..., a.s~ ,sn,
CIRcuTT CoURT-Nos. 9lf3 1920, 1881 2fu, so ~
isis w 81 soSi 1881 i7s9. i7es. l7N. .o q,
Usrrp STArKs DirRrcT CouRT-Nos. 81, w. ~
srrKrns CouRr-Spseia Tsr~-Nos g, III ~
T. ~ e, loi Inc. ~ siu "a
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

SAILING OF THE CASADA.-This steamer will sail
on Saturday, when the repairs to her side lever will
have been completed.
SAILING OF A CALIFORNIA FRIGHT STEANER-The
steamer Star of the South, Capt. Marks, sailed at
O'Clock yesterday for Aspnwal. with freight for San
Francisco, via the Panama Railrosd. She was about
twothirds full. This is the first shipment OF freight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
The Health Warden of the

RAscALLY BUTCHERS The Health Warden OF the
Eleventh Ward yesterday afternoon seized sboat dozen car
Of very yourg calves which had been burg preara
tory TO being Washington Market for Gale The slsush
house where the csrcssses were found beonst MI
Bush ard the Of stanton and Cnton sts The
meat question totally unfit for food and the parties who
offer such for sale should Be- inside to or warrant
FER the arrest Bu hs been issued AID In he not the
offender will probably be able to inform the authorities
who il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
CARD FROM MIR. HYER.
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SIR; by paragraph in your paper, perceive
that 1t Is stated that at a consultation between Geo.
Law and Justice Stuart, in regard TO obtaining the
clipper bark Grape Shot to the arrest OF Baker
offered TO distribute literally toward repsying the
eIpeLses. This Is mistake. Mr.. Lsw very nobly
and generously offered the of his clipper without
any Charge Very respectfully.
THOMAS HYER