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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
ABRAHAM TBRNUBE, : Com
DANIEL DODGE,


CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the ap-
- poation Of the Mayor Aldermen and Conmops OF the
City Of ork relative the WIDENING Of CLiff-ST
on the westerly side thereof between Peekman and
Feuyss the City OF New YorkWe, the Commissioners
Ensts and Assessment herein hereby Gve notice 70 the
owDeIs occupant occupants Of all Houses and Lots
and improved unmpoved lands affected thereby and 20
whom may follows 70 wit; That we
completed estimate and sssessnen and that all per
ons whose interests affected thereby and Who may lie eP
poed 10 the same do present their objections in writing duly
verified 70 GEORGE H. PURsER, Esq Chairman, 81 the
Office OF the Commissioners No 81 Chambers second story
font this city before the LIST day OF October
1855 That any person persons who may consider
themselves sgeeved by said estimate an ssessment Will be
heard in oppoon the before at the same place,
At O'Clock r. NJ on the 18th day Of October 1855 That
the Of the said En:e end A.sment together with
Nsps sId ESQ ell the Ssayts estinstes And other oa
ments bch used by In MAILING report have oeen
deposited in the Street Commissioners Oee Of the City snd
County Of there to emsn until the Sd day OF NO
vembe 1855 hat the limits embraced by the assessment
sse city fronting both des Of Cfs between Futons
and port Us feet norhery Of Frsnkfort both sides OF
Ferry ~ between Jacob and Pearl both siies Of Beck
mspst between God and PeArss the same are LAID out
on the said Map of the Commissioners That our report
herein viii be the Supreme Court OF the state oil
New at Special Term thereof - be helt a. tho Sy
Hall ia the city SATURDAY tbs Sd day OF Novemoer
A. d. s5 opening Of the Court on that day and thar
then and there OF soon thereafter counsel can be hoard
motion will be said report be conf med-Sewf oIf
AUG r. l6s6 GEORGE IA. PUHsEh,)
CHARLES MEAD, (Commisneners'
w BOUCK.
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CUPREME CoUKT.-In the matter of the ap-

CUPREME COUkT.-In the matter OF the ap-
- phessD Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the
City of tie Croon Aquduct Board Of said Cty
reative SECURING OF LANDS tor NEW RESERVOIR
In the said city, between h and 9hs and the 9TH aud 7th
avs, in the said city.
We tie Commissioners Of Appraisal In the matter above
titled hereby give notice 10 the oyDers essees persons and
parties in the lands eneoents Entertainments and
premises affected thereby, and to all Others whom may con
ceTD, Is follows, 20 wit:
First: That the said Commooncr-, have completed
esmste ard appraisal In favor Of the several essee
parties or persons interested in the lands 20 be taken by this
for lands conprsed hen, and have prepared
our report Of the OF just and equitable
psd such esss parties and persons Aforesaid
respecdvsly.
Second: That we the ssid Commissioner have deposited
copy transcript Of ruch Estimate Appraisal aud Report
In The Clerks Office Of the CRY for the inspection
a vhomsOever u may
Third: That person perons whose rights may be AZ
eoted and shall object the 70 part
thereof msy within days amer first publication Of this
notice state hs her their objections in writing the said
Cornufsoners Office No 23 Broadway In the City OF
Eev-York
Fourtb That said Report 10 the same OF any part
thereof be objected and shall appear US to require eorrec
oD said Report the same shall be reconsdered ana cor
recteS will be presented 10 The Supreme Court General
Term thereof be held in the First Judicial Dit 1ct a. hs
Civ Hall Cf the City Of New York. the hrt MONDAf OF
Der next the opening of the Court on tnst day or
be heard and motion vial then aud there
be made for the coDfr1na thereofNew York Aug % 1852
ABRAHAM TgRNUBE, Commissioners
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AcciDEST AND DEATE.-Tbree men names 10.
known to us were killed In the Coal Bank Of Col z.
N. Lemon OF ,his place, on the mountain on Thursday
last. They were mining, and Ia consequence If neg
tct IN supporting Inc top OF thel ORR with ID neoes
them, killing The whole three and njuring txo Others.
They were taken from under the coal dead. Tsoes
them had families. Blair Co. Wing, Aug. u.
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Tflurelcns.

UHFAP EXCURSIONS by LONG ISLAND
- RAILROAD between GREENPORT and SAC HARB0R
80 NJ -YORK-Fare Piny Cebs-Lesve Brooklyn every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY st 9 A. ~ Leave
Grveuport every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and fRIDAY
~ F A. 81.
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GREAT CENTRAL R0U L E.
~ The Through Ticket sDd Freight Once Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICH GAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad and Steamboat Connections TO Chicago
M~sse. Gslena Burlington, St. Louis Cairo and III points
West and Southwest,
VIA S sPENsION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, OF OswEGo, Is at
No. l73 BROADWAY, N. v.
Corner of courtiandt-st DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
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,,,ors having claims snst JOHN J. RUTAN ATE OF tne
80 New Yok decessed present the same Win Nu'
=, a., lrriher A. tie office Of John hCahil ksl,
No KSssu,t ia he City Sewlok, on or e'gie nc
t,~,ufil al day OF November lsNtDaed New tN - '
~ ~. Teig - RFT-EY RUTAN, Adrnnistratrtx-
',..iS i-,.e-F JOHN HUYLER, Administrator.
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nor SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
CWE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE for

GIVE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE for
a. HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACES.-Ths splss.
ald steamers COLUMBIA and SOUTH AMERICA will leave
BOT Of Hsrscn-st EVERY AFTERNOON Sundsys e1oerteel
o'clock connecting With rtages from Kingston CstsD and
Hudson and Bsrosd Chstharn fcur Corners I'd
uaSds connecting with for L. bsDon Sprngs) West
$50. tbdge Lee Ftshed North and South Adams and al
tbs eern parts Massachusetts. The tsttIan leaves hud
Son q. o'clock IN reTnns And arrives in Pfeld in tHs
- sreskfast HAVILAND, CLARK q Co.
L. r. MELLEH Co.
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- York-THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY against THOMAS BARSABLE and 3 RI 0GEr his wife.
Summons for recf(C Com serye5.lT0 the Defend nts
You hereby sumuoned and required TO Anser the com
ANT IN this acton which Sled IN the ohce 81 the
Cek Of the Superior Court Of the City and County Of Sev~
York the 24h day Of July 1855 and 70 Of your
the ssid plant the subcnbef a. their once,
number Va1rtst New York, within twenty days sfer he
Of the exclusive q the day Of such
service you fail the said comp amt within the
sfoe,sid the Plaintiffs IN this Scion win apply 70 the
Court for the relief demanded in the plainDsted New
York August 8, 1885 BARNARD L PARSONS,
auih lswsvFr Ptiofif's Attorneys
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CUPERTOR COURT-Of the City of New. York

O-JAMEs A. REQUA and MOSES SfARBUCK. plaintiff
sgaip,t TBE METROPOLITAN FIRE AND MARINE IN
sukANCE COMPANY, 'defsndsnt-Sun nons--To he
ed Defendants You hereby noned an Iued
the complaint IN this action which this day fled
In the oce the Clerk Of this Court At the City Hall in the
City Newly orb Esd copy Of answer 10 the said
complaint the subscribers their Office, No "a Beetmsn
the City Of New York within twenty days ler the service
exclusive Of Of service and 700
the sad complaint within the time Aforesaid the
IaDtfs 10 this action will take judgment against for the
rum Of twenty-five thousand two hundred and sxt dol
and eighteen with interest from I'D day OF August
1855 besides the Of h- scOo. Dated the ~ Of New
York the sd day u Aug. 1850 STEVENS HOxfE,
su3i 1swCwF Attorneys for Plaintiff
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IN pIfpSrANCE OF ar order of the surrogate OF

,he Cor,v a erk Notice hereby - al per
-, Isvirg aims against OLIVER SECOR lase Of tho ty o.
kerYk ust,r deceased pTescn, tne .ane W oaens'
-, f,o e suA.crhr ~ the store e Nhan O. l. Mag NO
81 rdrst IA he City Of New fcrs on or oci'e he wen
Jsv OF October uext-Dsted Newly oiS NE nneeenn
r., ~ M 1873 al iawtml flSAAC SfNNh' LN0A-oa
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CIIPRFNE COURT Kings County.-DAYlD
- ~ ~ ~. - 1nrN y nfNIIN as.inst ROBERr

> :. UHAFt-h 81 = !. .ns, derand 90 contracL-Io
kOBERr JEANFS sbove-nA ned dcfnasnt-ss1i' .oa ~
hereby summoned the comp Alut "a t- scv -
,hi,k eoy 10 herewith served upOn and se'e COPY
vour an.woS OF At my 0fdse No. Couf street. ~ "
~ Ssy oIsuch sevics ana yoa f 70 auswe ne CON
rsint 90 sfresad plants M take Jedgne2t ~ .'S a
81 QUE Thoussnd DtaiarS With interest em toe h ua ~
January One thousand Eight Hundred and f1fyhVe o'ccs
sf.e coss OF tAis seticu.-Dstod Nav 7h. leAo , 60.
VIZ A McCUF PiAintifs Attorney,
Tie compliant the above entitled ssnoa was aeI "a -
e<sce oftbe Clerk " klDss County Nay 100 yV
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Mebiroi,

CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
The torrents Of ToothAcbe speedily re-
ssved hy the use Of this remedy without injury TO the gums
Eminent dentts have high opinion OF IT, ana constantly TO
commend Il 70 their patients Prepared snd ir sale by -
A. b. 4 ID. SANDS Druggists, No. 100 Futon-st N l.
Sold also BY druggists generally.
EITS, FITS-If you wish TO be cured OF Epl.
II Iepsy Tor falling dekness use DR. HARRIS NhTtIAnLn
FXTRACT IL 10 he ouly remedy for you. d. W. stewart
Fac, Of the we.known firm Of Browning, stewart Alien
No ia tho value Of this medicine having
sured his op efer ell had failed. Hundreds Of
others be cured by 1t See pamphlet single pack
are as -Four packages will be 70 the address OF any one
;n The United States on ecep, Of $40 Address Dr. HAkf
No sol Broadway N Y For sale BY ali hISesss Druggists
throuehou the United Sta.
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N PURHUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
BlxK DsSAsrsExr, ALBANY, July II, ls5a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 the

iatas Dotes ssed to s. L. BANKS, individual Banker,
(PHGNIX BANK OF BAN BRIDGE must be prese-ted
the Once Of the supsrh end Of The banking Depart neDt
Of thu State ofkewY0k for Payment within two ye4 ON
the date breof the funds deposited r the redemption OF
the circulating ned the said banker will be sven
iylSlaN2yf N. sCdOONMAKER. sape riatendent
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III p
" CHANGE OF TINE and REDUCTION Of FARE, sns
day the price. FARE ONLY IS esnts TO SAG
HARBOR, GREENrOKT and ORIENT POINT. Passengers
toketed through EastSmpton and Southampton for = D.
scuihod and BhdEhsmp.on Tor 81 Comso IS eeuts Fare
EORTuPORT. 80 cents; PORT JEFFERSON Is cents. On
after JULY rs 1885 until further notice the splendid
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE Captain J. Post, Jr viii leave
Catharine Market lip on III ESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, ct A. M making the above landings
and arivus Of HaIbof NJ. Returning will leave
Sag HsTboT IN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY at
A. NJ er--nport Orient Point e:fs; Port Jefferson II A.
Rorthport r. NJ. FREIGHT win be received by agent
ne wharf in New York Monday Wednesday ard Friday from
A. NJ until r. NJ. For further particulars inquire Of T. T.
DUDLEY No EOS sorthst, Of L. p. g. Y. BELLOUS,
no. $50 Water St, New York.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Yort nodss bereby gwen al
persons hsvips against JOHN b. LEsoih sse 81 the
Osy He- seeesed 70 present the sane With vgocbe
thereof sub<csfer the chce 81 J,mcs w savsss
No 1s2 Bosfwsy the City " New Yort
before the sh day Of February Dated, New fors
aus iswsnF HENRY MIGyON, Aaminssr.tor.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
II Of hs County ofse- YoIt sossss hsresy given 2 Al
having claims EUGENE LEHOlR Of the
City New Yok deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subecbez the ocs Of James w Sewage
Counselor Law No fs2 Broadway the City Of Ne Yo-k
before the 9Th dsy Of February New YORK;
the I'd dsy OF lesnft. 1s3a HENRY AI0EOH
AIS isvomF Adm aistrstor.
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ny pITRSITANCE' of an order Of the Surrogate

=. r. Comfy 81 New York notice 10 bsreby gwen 70 AL
ros, bavins canas against JOHN 0BEiLLl ate Of ine
. - deceased present the with vole hers
,e.of 10 th ubcrhers the store Of Terrence coSe no
Cerre-strcet the CITY Of NewforS on o. oi'ss 70
ninth q December Iext-ueled, NeN aeiN' nv ''-
dax ~ fune iRAa TERRENCE BOlLE SExecutors-
f,l5 Iaw6mF THOMAS HcLLAhAN. }
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6teamooats ano Railr0aos.

A UGUST, lS55-The new and splendid steamer
~ OCEAN WAVE Capt n. p. Parker for sHREWS-
BURY HIGHLANDS, OsEAN HOUSE. LONG BRANCH,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK fndoetovDl. and RED BANK, viii a. folows
q Jay st Pier ~ r. fret doeh above the Enc
Rsirosc Depot;
LEAVE AEW YORK. LEAVE RID BANK.
Friday Avs si..... 81 A. " Friday, Aus. ....oi n
SATURDAY, Sept L.. y Saturday, Sept LII a ~
for Pfssgs p. NJ Do. for Pasgrs. ouy. p NJ
SUNDAY Sept 49,. n A ~ Sunday. Sept .....l2 NJ
ELIAS HAioNTS bQUAk LINE Of STAGES con-
ted xith this Boat
TOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
IL HIGHLANDS OCEAN HOysE LITTLE SILVER
POINT, OCEAN PORT. ans EATONTOwN.-FARE
- y CThTS.-The Ssd Bghtdrened steamer JAMES
CHRlsTOPHEB, Capt John Borden, viii from foot Of
Jsy p. r., a. follows:
LKAvEs NEW.yORKs LsAvKs OCEAN PORT:
Friday Auf. .....4 r. NJ Friday Aug 3i......8 A NJ.
SATURDAY Sept I....Ili A. 81. Saturday Sept ...7 A NJ
SUNDAY Sept 2......8t A. III. - urday SEPT ..6 N.
MOrdsy, Sept. 3......3 A. NJ.
Stage. sqosn Village Red Bank and other parts Of the
scUufry.
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fegal Notitfs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
The Comfy Of New YoIt notice is hereby En ~, 20 IN.
C,tv 81 EswYos deceased present the SANE WIN suS
Ne "a Rssaut M he City Of NewNork, on OF before me
h dsy Il October Dated New York h "a asy OF Ap'
HA56 SIsANS. DNhiEEtIi Asa.,'n,ststoT
u6 iswemf JULIUS > ho"tLL, 1N'.' --
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tQSE DAY BOAT for f&SS
L Csbt)s ALBANY, Isndins leach way OJDs
EyucA Grassy Point West Point EewbDrsh, Pouehbeep-
ere Rhinobeek Csiskii, Hudson, and CoUsrkie. Neal
served board The fsvohte steamer ARMENIA Capt
T.. y. Cochran i making Der regular tips 70 Albany
I-syins Newly orb from foot Cbsmberss every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 81. O'Clock, A. NJ
N IA Baggage Mstsr will accompany the Stesmer each
uay 70 check ssggage Zee. For particulars inquire New
Yoyt sp5 Frp RsiroA5 Once Chsiabers-st- wharf
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IOtE. WV %
Here YOU have the Ersle Of the s<-5o iOen- III had
time nzhs wtst The cashier dd win this uoney.
What think you now gentlemen Of Nr. Elmondsi de l.
trang th yoa taking and ny valuable tine N the Fsn
Effort 10 esfath his Innocence He T. Hct an9 rat gentle
men, bu ally eset and every charge made By zoe The lss
Instant
keseech YOU gentlemen, bring this matter - elose
Yrur, resu~ctfu. ~ JSO. BURKE.
"a s.sf.nt Cashier Mechanics Bank"
II VIII be seen from this letter that Mr.. Alstyne,
on October = 1859, agreed transfer loan be heid
rom the Bank Of $l2 800 and receive tie same ron
Mr. Edrronds on bis private account aud thst ne
md Mr. Edmopds on tat date the interest then due
he Bank, amounting to one hundred and four dolas
and fty eents Mr.. EdmOnds did not pay tnls o S,a
10 ire Bank until December le, ls52 and then ne psd
no interest Tim, defraHding the Bank lot only Of the
sio4 5cico received r,m M Astyne, but aso Of the
in,sr.,t cue ON the loan isl2 500 from October TO
ltjs also 70 BE remarked that Mr.. Elmonds paid
This loan 10 the bank this December 10, l-52, IN
The old Al GOO muiilaied bills Of The Bank, none Of
which had been previously iseued for long tins
his s proved By the nernorar dunn of NJ. HeCEtek-
eca, made az tho tine | wee informed by several
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slN so

interest credited books Of that date and yet
these bBls receivable, belonged 20 They were dated Is
pos ey Ia snt eeTs draw The internedse time
- 1852, July 2f..........s1,t0
sept. a.......... 5fc0-8i269c'
18th December iS5z herenbefore related 1lZ 80 was
credited hooks received tram John Ayne Bot ~
iste On that date unque the cashier bayng prd
the Bark IN cd and muaed 90 bills the principa, took,
scotrg 10 an understanding With Dir. A. tn October, 1904
he two osn. Of 81 eco and 500 bis properly
Follow him sp seailenen- When did be get pay IRON
NJ Arynel 1be lEf,er's books ssy 1873;
Nov 10 paid Mechanics Bank siz go loan, and took uP
l5g ,hsres Of Manhattan, 81 sc
'AEsin from Mr.. Alsfyres books:
l6d June z paid Mechanics Bans eence Oh loan OIL
AZ 500 sud took up lt0 Of Manhattan.
Iu.ereAt Al Q and 7....................tio o 20
Principal. .................... .........oiW "
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FLOUR - l2ic. lower sales 5000 common TO
straight State - s7as 50. Upper Lake - 5oas q
for common to good Ohio - 55as SIT for extra Gen
esee $40, southern $l2A 400 mixed good brands
IS 5oas rs fancy and extra - 75al1 IL.
dkAIN-Wheat 81 lower and dull; sales 10 200
southern red At 81 loa2 IS; southern white e. 70.
Oats lower sales at 54s56c. Corn heavy and dull;
sales 10000 Mixed 81 o5al os white o9al 10 for
old and 81 for new yellow.
PROVISIONS - Pork lower and nominal sales
500 bbs; mess $2l prime $50 western mess SO, and
$2l for city Beef steady sales 800 oountr mess At
$llal2 So prime - 10, repacksd Chicago SIS Scale
prime mess $2c 2e. Lard 6rmer, sales 81, 600 bbls
At $124al24.
STOCkS-Iower decidedly; closing heavy. Mon
sy moro active and Arm at per cent. and CALL and
SALE for short Arst class paper Sterling exchange
quiet 1t 08al 084
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co M NJ f. RCIAL.


About 81 inches reported the rapids Boats
still 60 up occasionally River falling slowly with
six feet in he channel to St. Louis making good
navigahls stage. Weather delightful indeed, On
enthusiast might say it wac glorious IL not per
fectiy & e iorious."
FRxIGHrs.-Fcr the Of the year, freishts
from St. Louis are remarkably iew,--l21 TO i5c. y
100 n.
Hoos.-The ruling price is - Is, although - 50
would be paid for immediate delivery. Patterson
Timberman commenced sianghtering some days ago.
and c. Y. Conn began this week. Owing to the com
petition in Chicago and the opening Of the railroaA
to Burlington some 40 TO So GOO head of hogs have
been will be attracted that direction which Oh
srvise wonld have come To this place. Consequently,
the number put up here win probsbly not exceed
that Of previous seasons.
GRocEsixs.-Ws have change 70 note, ex~snf =
Aghl rise in moiAsses Our market s we'll supplied
and prices hrn.
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Cosmopolitan Ars AssociatiSn!
SECOND YEAR

A RRANGEMESTs for the Second Annual Col
n lection of this new and popular Institution for
the diffusion Of Literature and Art, have been made
on the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged, IL the far
GENOA CRUcIFIx,"
which originally cost ten thousand dollar
In forming the new collection, the diffusion oi
works Of American Art, aud the encouragement OF
American genius have not been overlooked Com
missions have been issued to many Of the most dis
tingushed American Artists, who will contribute
some Of their finest productions. Among them are
three Marble Busts executed by the gr eatest living
sculptor Hiram Powers.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
The Father of his Country
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
A special agent has visited Europe and made care
full and udcions selections of foreign works of Art
both IN Bronze and Marble; statuary and Choice
Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable coilec-
ion of Paintings and Statuary to be dstr buted free
among the members Of the Association for the sec
ond year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
. member Of this Association, aud entities him Il
either Of the following Magazines for one year
and also ticket in the distribution Of the statuary
and Paintings.
The literature issued TO subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines Harpers. Putnam &
knickerhocker, Black woods Graham's Cooley 4
Iady's Book, and Household Words.
Persons taking FIVE memberships are entitled to
any five Of the Magazines for year, and to six
tickets in the distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of member
ships, devoted to the purchase of works of Art
for the ensuing year.
The advantages secured by becoming member of
this Association are
1st All persons receive the full value of their sub
scrptons ut the start, in the shape of sterling Mag
axine Literature.
I'd. Each member is contributing towards purchas-
among themselves, and ut the same time encour-
Ands of dollars through it's agency.
Persons In RENTING funds for membership, will
please give their post ONCE address u ful stating
the month they wish the Magazine to commence,
and have the letter registered at the post once TO
prevent loss the receipt Of which, certificate of
membership, together with the Magazine desired,
will be forwarded to any Art of the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at bookstores, will
observe that by joining this Association they receive
the Magazine and free Ticket in the annual distri-
button. all at the same price they pay for the
Magazine alone
Beautiful illustrated Catalogues giving full des-
criptions, sent frs on application.
For membership, address
c. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.
At either Of the principal Offices
"Knickerhocker Magazine Office, 34S Broadway,
New York, or, Western Ofhee, LOG Water street,
Sandasky Ohio. poy14dw3m
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Fer SALE
SOUTH HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
~ II In township 81, North Of Range 10 West, in
Appaaoose county, lows, we'll watersd. Apply TO
LLOYD D. SIMPSON.
over fost once, Keokuk. oct. 10 diff
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Blow We the Trumpet.

Blew re the Trumpet.
A ND sound the alarm in the hills and valleys and
\ let all the inhabitants of the land take notice
that BARTLENT AcO. are now prepared to take
iAkenesses in the most life-lke style Of the art.
W. Prices from 81 up. Rooms Main street,
between Second and Third.
kcokuk, Nov. I'D
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-Thc market was again low
to-day. and buyers continued to manifest but little
disposition to cooperate The ruling rates were So rs
as so.
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Union at the Nimble Bixpeuce

New Wholesale Dry Goods House.
M. Se0tOn & Sons.
KILbOURNE'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
II ESPETFULLY INFORM THE MERCHANTS
IN Of lows, and the rest Of mankind, that they
are now in receipt Of large and well selected stock
Foreign ana DOnesttc DRY Geoas
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
and full line Of Hosiery, Gloves, Mite and
Notions, adapted TO the wants II country and city
trade, which have been purchased under the most
favorable circumstances, directly from frst hand.
and will be sold At close figures to Cash or prompt
time buyers. Having permanently located In this
city, we solicit call, hoping by fair, honorable
dealing to receive . share Of patronage.
keokuk, Sept 2S, lS55.-dAw