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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

HARfrPs for October contains Interesting paper on
Nicaragua from the familiar pen Of Mr. squier Recent
political occurrences give the subject nst fresh n.
teIest The article Bears Bear Hunting sur.
plies with number Of curious facts In connection
with the history and habits OF that animal the smuse
men Of which enhanced by the groesque character Of
the illustrations The "Arauosniansr Is review u
recent work giving description Of tour among TIE
Indian tribes IL Southern Chill and will be read with in
tees from the strange habits and pecularites o. the
people Of whom treats "a Trip the Panama Rail.
road" the occasion Of ifs opening might have been
made Of considering the materials which the
writer had st hand The apparently ntefminable story
Of the "Neweomes has a, ast been wound up in the
present number, We reioiced at Il, Il will A.
ford the Messs Harper opportunity Of devotng good
deal more space 10 original matter Have American
Newcomes, whose adventures would be worthy q re.
cordnsf The article entitled Our Books and Authors
although II does not dip below the surface Of the subject
Il yet an agreeable paper The chapter on Rachel /.
rehssh Of all the old stories umped up for tho Paris
fellt0ns b, Jules Jsnin H. however renders fuu jus
tice 70 the uncqused powers o. the great ,rag,ssnn
Ptras's, for October, Is fair sverag. nusber The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
PLANK Road.
Travellers take Notice.

4 LL persons travelling this Road will be re-
quired to pay their toll Mt the gates. Person.
living within the townships of jackson. Montrose
Charleston and Des Mones going aud returning to
or from kcokuk, the same day, upon paying full
toll Mt the first gate return free All hacks for
The carriage vt passengers between keokuk and
Aentrose, nnti which Bfrt aff.r trnvcf the Pink
Road, can 60 and return the day by paying
one full toll. Those who only tho Plank Road
when other roads bad will be required TO pay
full toll each way.
n" persons will hr allowed to stop their team. TO
water on the bed Of the Road, or to remain with
Their teams at the gates any longer than may be
necessary TO pay their toll
The law viii he rigidiy enforced against all per
sons who disregard this notice.
BY order Of the Board Of Director
THOS. W. GLAGETT, President
Aug. 10, 1855 DIT wit
Murntnu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

tkosslNG THE ATLANTIC IN Three DAYS.
A working engineer, by the name of John
Ross, residing in Montreal, has addressed n
letter TO the Mayor Of Boston, upon the sub
Ject OF IA recent invention of an eAtraordina-
ry character. Tie claims to have discovered
new moti.e power, which will watt shin
across the Atlantic Ocean in three DAYS and,
further, that If a hole was bored in the bot
tom, the vessel would float with equal safety
anu freedom. In order to complete a work
ing model, which is wholly independent Of
steam, he asks the assistance Of fifteen hum
dred dollars from some gentlcman's pocket.
mo progress says Mr.. Ross, :. has been
made IN that direction the seal TO keep pace
with the movements over the railroads on the
land, but this desideratum will certainly be
accomplished and demonstrated BY discoy-
cry"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
Boot and Shoe Manufactorv.

| AN prepared to manufacture from all u tie bzst
l brands Of French, German, Belgian and phila,
deirhis Calf Skins, having bought them ~ the i'm
p'rters IN Aew York and manufacturers in phiadel-
pbia. Tn pstrons # my establishment NAV resi- as
snre, Of getting bitter article than Mt the houses
who buy oi second or third hands.
Gall and examine my stock and leave your orders.
good and satis factory fit warranted and the work
Guaranteed at the Boot and Shoe Emporium No 6s,
MAIN street s. A. DUKE.
August 70. Is55-~dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
INSURANCE.

- An INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York. ErSA
- INSURANCE COMPANY, If Hartford c.nneaicat
uARTfoRp fNsTRAtis Cosr8NY. uf liar fod Conn.
hrsA LiYr INSURANCE. coxpANr
The abre Companies represent Capitd Of ST.
uuo 100 Lives, Merchandise, Stores, dwellings,
Personal Property. and the various kinds u Proper
~ exposed 10 the peris Of Inland Nsvitation in
sured by VIM W BELkNAP Agent.
Corner of Main and Seesnd Streets.
August IL. 1850. dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
AIexaNAerss Peiamt cus.
TILE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR TnvJc

\AHAT II more desirable BY the Young than the
~ iuxnfinnt locks IT youth and beautyy What
!, more dreaded by the middeaged than gray hairsY
can all be accomplished by using Aleyansicrs Pc
inmicns 20 universally acknowledged 10 be the most
superior article for bcautfying tbs Hair. and which
Equally ss.enas II ptekessing in n~Gassi hoalth
fW sale - ~ MAia 6trest. I,y 4 81 Is =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
ARRIVING.

\ 4 the Boot and Sheo Emporium, Ma 6s, Main
4 Street, iarge stock Of Boots and Shoes bought
OF the Manufacturers IN the east expressly fay the
retaii trade Having had seven years experience in
the business is, keokuk, feel rerAdsnt that tbs
goods VIII y found superior In style and quality to
sny stock IN this market. and wkn all have arrived
wall surpass all competition in extent Of variety.
Come and see--So HAHN LOOK AT NOR rRoe sLg
10 SHOW GOODS. d. A. UUkE.
Auytsi 70, IS5s-~ttf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
New Books.


I EoEIS I'D this day, August eth, by J. I. CAV
IL Il son,
Memoir Of the Rev. ~ydney smith BY his Inur
ter, Lady Holland. With selection from bis otte,
edited by Mr.. Anstin.
The Island Empire, or the Ssenos of the frat Ex;
OF the Emperor Napoleon. Together with narrat !,
II bis residence GA the island of Eha Taken fyy,
local iniprmation the papers If the British reside
and other aut heptc susarc~s.
Letters othc Pcople, On Health and IIappipos4
BY Catharine Bsecher.
History OF the Council of Trent. From the Frrh
Of h. + Bungener. author of tho s.preiat andhe
"Husucnot."
ok Days oi trcntion. series of familiar etrs
from fntiicr 10 his children. deseri bling the nafal
history OF each day. services, with particular r,cr-
.nce to the illustration Of seripturai truth Nc
Rhind.
oiiatta and other Poems, by Howard H. Caldwell.
Canada. by John Il II. NJ. b.
August u, iSJ5.-&i2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

EV The Know Nothing State Council of
New York, which met at Binghampton on the
-o'h uitimo, repudiatcd the Philadelphia
rro-sinsery platform and adopted resolutions
eondemnlpg the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise and protesting against the extension
Of slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

DEATH or AN EMINENT LAwYER-Late for
eIgn files announce the death Of VIM Selwyn.
very learned and lahorous lawyer, and the
we'll known author of Selwvn's Nisi Prius.
who died on the 18th ult., Tunbrdgc Wells,
England, aged 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
ODELL 4 WATLESS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ID 90 = q N d = hoes.

| constant arrivals our stock 0f Eastern Work
VIII soon o. the I'm = and largest ever offered
IN kcokuk They selected with special referene.
to the wants OF tbc retail trade, and will comprisr
every variety imaginable. Tho prices will be s..L
rs VII convince every onc that we hay, fully adopt
ed the nstto OF Quick Sales and Small Profile =,
y. H. The summer Goods now on hand will be
closed out AT COST.
Boot and Shoe Mdnufactorg.
~ the Ladies we would say, call in and see our
eieht siyi.s ~ Bootees, Baskins, aud Slips, of tho
finest ma. arials now anufactured Mt our establish
rnent, which ia point Of quality and durability We
viii warrant 10 b. equal u any IN the west.
Gentlemen viii find it 10 ther interest to call and
examine cur stock Of custom m ade work, Vi which
AN ample quantity will always lie kept hand and
~ We use Gully the b,st materials, and employ none
but The hest workmen, they may rest assus4d Of Il
Sooi article, guaranteed TO fit in oil EASES
~ u. AL articles Of our manufacture war
ranied.
sign Of the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Nan
and Third Streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
COLLlsCTOR,x SALE.

GUY Of heokas, Ire Counfg State Of Iotra
virtue of the Charter and Ordinances Of the
- city Of keokuk, / Will offer at public sale fun
less the amount Of tax aud cost hereafter speci6e
is previously paid at the Mayor Office in said eli
Of keoknk, ON Saturday, the lst dry Of sepfem Der
A. d. 1888, between the hours of o O'Clock A. NJ
and o'clock r NJ. Of said day, the lots or parts Of
lots hereafter described, to pay the special aud
costs levied and assessed against such lots by the
City council Of said city, for Matchmaking on Main
and Second Streets in fr mt Of said lots. viz:
Lot. Block. Tax Cost
D. = Rutid, x34a 10 ri 10
N. A. Franklin, IL IL ia 10 10
heher Peter ~ Oh ia 10 ll0
Runner n. III. 30 feet
front on Main St by
llV fest deep. com.
100 r.. from 10th ST., I55 II470 10
Uanknewn. 10 IT. front
On Main st. by loft.
deep. com. 30 feet
from 10th street, IL l55 1926 10
UDknown, 10 feet on
Main 1T. by $50 feet
deep, west side Of II lis 2295 10
Day u. A. 20 IT. front
on Second st. by 80
II. deep, com. sp feet
from Main street, % 2467 10
Collector Of the City d Keokuk,
TO THE FARMERS.
Is steel plows, deep tiller,
Is expanding harrows,
~ corn and cob eruahsrs, little giaBt,
~ pairs platform scales, as
loo sausage Huttsss and Al1sEs,
Also Pitkins 0snSs DranEs ssAA, &C., ia, i
~ the Agricultural anA 6ee1 6tem of
~ y ~. 7. M9uLIIyAH = %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05


II ID. WOODWARD 4 CO. have commenced re
1. cciving their Fall stock. We sLali have ths
largest and most varied stock of Gods ever brought
to thls market consisting IN part Of Dry Goods No
tons, Boots and Shoes, Hats Cap and Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings ~ every kind In fact we can
Aay to the Ladies that have every thing thai ia
necessary for their toilet from prints TO the
hnest BrDeade III Ike. Shawls If every hue and nat
tern, FROM the cheapest Blanket to the best double
Brochn- Enbroidcres Laees, Fiounengs, Ae &c
To the dcntiemcn We cnn say that We can fit you
from top To toe with the finest Rroadeloth or chesp-
est Blanket We have few left of those bcauti-
fnl Shanghai Coats, with Vest and Pants 10 match
III you want 10 be In the top of The fashion lust
step into No. IS, aud bs fitted from head to heels
FOR the little ones We have just the foods Flan-
neis u every deser pton, Da nes Cashmeretts Cas-
simere, Cbailief iAustra and Lnseys, &c.
W. stiil intend TO sell goodr issss lower than
any other house ia tbs city, although it is NOT neces
cary to state fact so universally understood
"ehad almost forgotten 10 mention about thnc
I'm: Clocks All we deem II necessary to say IL that
y. nave lev more Of the ssme sort left
All TO he had at Wholesale and retail Of
II. ID. WOODWARD 4 CO..
Aug. "a ls55-d&wly. No 81 Main Street.
Fresh Butter IN Ice.
I CUSTOMERS can he supplied until further notice.
- with caoiee Butter in icea, rs cents per pound,
by VIM. G. FUNKHOllsHR.
Jnne 70 1900. 90 Main Street
EREsi oYSTERs-Iast received . small LOT of
Cove Oysters of this SPRINGS eo,ing, by
". g FuNkIIOUSER.
June =, 1899. asSs IL aNAs
| HAVE on hand dozen lee Chests and Refrir-
L orators. embracing several different sizes and
styles, which will b. sold NJ the lowest prices and
warranted 10 please, by W. c. FtiNKHOuSER
June 2, 1880.
Pork nnd Bcnms.
/ HAVE Tieree picked pork we'll cured also n
/ few bushels white Bean, TO accompany For sale
cheap. ~ FuNkiioUSER.
Flour!
( CUSTOMERS can from this date be supplied with
y Quincy Eagle Flour. which IS warranted to be
, " TuSKIlRousER.
Fresh Lemons.
, BONES choice Sicily Lemons, just received and
- tor sale low by W. c. FlNkHuUSEk.
june 80 d
Tax Notice. Aave Cest.
VIE tine tor advertising the lots for sale In the
I city OF keokuk is the first Of September
Ihoe that have not paid their Tax will please
f' Avg !; :. a Yess 1h CIV MA ds1,.s,er
MESSRss EDITORS: Please Mfom the Ladies'
M that We have received the largest Stock Of em-
broideres. Collars from cents 10 ST. Maltese.
Black SIX BRUSSELS and real thread Laces Lace Jse
onett and Swiss Collars Corsats, Ribbons MORE An
squc and Ribbon Trimmings 40. &c.
Aug ss. ls55.-el&w '> =
wooden Marc.
rs dozen buckets, 4 and hoops,
lpp nests tubs, "a and in.)
10 dozen well buckets,
10 do half bushels,
do chure,
do tar buckets,
80 do brooms,
100 do wash boards,
DO gross clothes pins, patent snd plain,
20 dossa wood fancette,
80 do shoe brushes,
d. large tabs, home manufacture.
For sale by CLEGHOkN n HARRISON
iSeW G0A Fish,
DRUMS snd 50 Boxes choice t5rsud BANK Cod
- rish for sale low By "a
| $50 NC. FuHknoU41a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

Gy Judge Granch who has been ae,;no
Judge of the Courts of the District of ~
lumbia for iifty-fve years, died at Washing
ton City, on the 3lst utimo, in the seth venr
of his age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

a. ~ HuST, dealer in Boston Pianos Melodoons.
bgans, and Museal instruments Of all kis,tas has a
fine stock of these articles hand and for sale in
The room oyer b, I. Moody'A shoe store On Main
Street. H N
Mr. Hunt desires to close out his entire stock and
therefore viii cell at lower rates than ever beore Of
fsrcd.
Persons slring 70 purchase examine and test
ts articles Tor th"mes,es and the proprietor guar
antn them BARG Mn and warrants satisfaction.
August %, lS55.--l0d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

l.v Fake good care Of your Road and
Sehoos affairs; for on those your public good
depends, and without them this mighty na-
ton would soon be IL ruins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

DRoPOSAIDS are invited for the excavation II
tank tor tho Gas Works, amounting to abof
ICON yards. The work to h, comm nc n inucd
ateiy and finished within three oks
IDW ARD kiIBorBN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

ATTENTION! SLAVE HrNr IN Aurp,c,
Two or three days since, a gentleman Of the
parish, IN hunting runaway negroes. came
upon camp of them in the swami on Cal
Island. lie succeeded in arrcstine two az
them, but the third made fight, and unen bc.
ing shot ia the shoulders fed to n sln;co
where The dogs succeeded in drowning him
before assistance could arriye."--TSt. Fran
cisyille ti4a.) Chronicle.
There are but few countries IN Tho world
where such noble game can be found And
1t has this popularity, also there is no sea'
s ION " n u Is not lawful to pursue it Il Al
bany Evening Journal.
i. E.y A large number Of cattle have d;cd
IN the counties West Of us, and some in his
county, OF what is called the ssrexan Fever ;,
me loss IN s.. Clair county il nut down hv
the oseola Independent ut from S5.ona -
lV,lD. That paper SAYS:
The disease with which cattle have ,.o.,.
dying, appears to be confined to the sect;nn.
81 our county through which droyes az Teya.
cattle nave travelled this spring. It il sun
posed by some that the disease was inlnead
IN tins way. When the cattle take i ,hs;,
heads droop and they appear stueid. anna
rently suffering no pain. Experiments haa.a
peen made IN cutting of their horns and tails
Dom were found 70 be hollow, and the for.
mer sometimes filled with corrupted mater
What Is most remarkable about the disease
y, TINT up TO the time OF their attack the,
are fat and IN good condition. Springfield
Adss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

WORK CoAaENeKB.--The contractors ON
the keokuk and Muscatinc Railroad com
meneed work. yesterday. They expect to
push their work through from here to Mon
trose within contract time, and have tho first
tram of ears running into Keokuk in advance
OF all other Roads terminating at our civ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
G.. CARRIER & Co.

Nam ~. between Water and First, kEOkTK IA.
N[ lloLESAiE Dealers in Foreign ard Domestic
w Drv Goods.
Having received an extensive stock cf Fab Win
ter uoods We invite the atts ntion Of country dealers
Among other thing have good stock Of
N"nlcn doodS all approved grades Of Cloth. and
Satnets I'd. white yellow, twilicd and plain Elan
ne a great variety # plain and plaid f.nsey* TN
ext n ifs assortment ii Prints aud Trimmings OF all
kinds.
sept. /, ls55--wiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

W President Pierce returned to Wash;nr
ton on the 18th instant after an absence ,of
fifteen days in Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
FOOTE & CO.,

EOOTE & CO,
Forwarding 0nd Commission Mer-
chants.
Al Burlington Iowa, aud East Burlington H. 4
'HuE only Forwarding House connected with the
hailroad Depot, thus Offering superior adv anita
gc* for the transhpping Of Fret ght.
Tho patronage.ol the keokuk merchants and ship
pers IL respectfully solicited.
Please address "a at Burlington, Iowa
Aug 3V--dIm f00TE 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05
To any GeutIemnm


" the keokuk Female Seminary will commence
~ on Monday September 10th.
Nv. VIM. H. " liiams, Principal and Teacher Of
English Grammar and Criticism of Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &C.
Mrs. a. l.. Williams, Teacher Piano Forte and
Of the French Language.
Miss Mary C. Ilaft, Teacher Of the various branch
Is Of Mathematics and Natural Science, History, DC
Miss Julia Benedict, Teacher in the Primary De-
partmcnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-05

nK N0RM 0OD'S Tincture of yeratrum yiril2
II prepared expressly for Physicians, FIR sale nv
SEPT. I'd MOORE HoDpER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

ITO THE PuBIIC-A MOST IMPUDENT AND UMPIRE
ccdented fraud and faehood-A gentleman who has
handful n hs following words and gurss which hs dis
psny Between Washington and Bal more and which have
since been informed extensively circulated in all the
10 Southern traveller and winter arrangement. Of
Eicemond peterseurg to Weldon Raleigh Wilmington n
sSeSs s sn New re Nj ss ssers a
G sia do DO Weldon, NC, so; do do. Petersburg, Va,
ES sis do dS Weldon q g. IS; 90 40. rsersears, Va
p So The following unrivaied schedules this
line giving ne public The adyanage Of two fs, daily mai
SSr csnOs eS line; s being GCnnas
evening r Nj continued through Orleans direct
r.
and and ~ NJ rasdslcl s
burg a. Il A. sadlsr n; RIsAWopS 4 San and3isP
Ss,s,i. s;ls rsa
s snns0S aba i1S
ME- a. i (. sss,: ..sss
sS"s i SiIp sasaE s's
s.rapSa % and rsasA wilmington, q: one
sg 'S% Sc % IL s cn s Ss
Re steamboat passing down the Potomac in view Of Noun
from Bsimore, s. he train Of o. a. NJ Or and 81 NJ
IN 70
hours Washing on lime lodge second ngi
two line. o. ~: route MN traveller
Gs he es poe or he eSe
on his journey without nenrrns much delay and of avoiding
neeon any point and baggage wagons pro
sa S % $ * %e and s
%oDd and free q az and
q 20 WIFI VIII have
nation, and through tickets apply n New YORK ise New
the Philadelphia and baltimore Railroad oce and ID BALL
more ., tie southern ticket oce adenins the Washington
public wI perceive hat this handb he statement
scy made that the Northern and southern carried
Ds y: sns
on The Potomac river and Acaaa Greek Now not content
repeat il the line described BY them
lnc s eSs # DO a
either par e above
purpose deceyins The public p he prejudice
and their effort ought 10 be All ioSsrs
truth and justice The great southern mail not carried BY
ns sns wa ON n mi &
and T 20 and ss sn b. nS s Nh %
carried the yearsbe contract for carrying
sy q June sesn ret And he & beg @ on ns
ake no,ce and 70 be assured that passengers to the
s npoS on he ae n Which lie 'n m 70
nss g fn h s hs saa %
hood practed have been informed by gentlemen
s ss se q NAH sf ss ss
Es,rcsa and gPss recent he approached M
and Ne woa sG 20 and . for
replied Acaaa liz. ws s he mani
against ana Of asssoods p'I By
Prcsidcn, Virginia Central Railroad Co.
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CLOTHING, &C,

40 OOO WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING wANT
DA.UUU sd-Ihe highest cash price literally given for
every description. Address call on JAMES MORONEy
II Baxter nh house from Chatham street. east stic
a LARGE QUANTITY or SECOND HAND wrXpTyS,
"A apparel waned}entlemen having any to dpoae of can
The highest cash pee for them nv calling on or al
dressing JOHN MURPHY, i22 Nassau street basement
B-Cohing cleaned and repaired All orders promptly Al
tended TO-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(yHEAP FARE FOR ALBANY-PASSAGE Is CENTS
~ by Hancox Daily Merchants Line The fast sailing
steamer FRANCIS SKIDDY, Capt j. W. Hancox. will leau
and Friday; and the Hero, Capt Aiming Smith, every Tues
day, thursday and Saturday. nj r. M, arriving by A.
lvcR KEY PORT AND FORT HAMILTON.--THE srFAl
boat KEY PORT leaves Murray street pier daily, tuD
iay srcspedJ Of O'Clock r. M and Kew Port o'coc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

CUNDAY TRIP TO NEwBURG, WEST POINT AND
y Cold Spring. landing each at Yonkers, Hastings,
Dobhs' cry Tarryiown, Sing Sing Haversraw verpanks
Point Caldwell, West Point and Cold Spring, touching
Amos stree, each way The fayor'c steamer THOMAS e.
HULSE will leave from foot OF Jay every Sunday
ing, s o'clock for the above places Returning win leave
Newburg att J.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

IIENRY T. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNT.
tue: piaDoforte mirrors &c. this day Saturday., al
10i O'Clock by II. LEEDS CO.At the four story
dence corner Of yarck and Canal streets consisting of
rosewood pianoforic, octave and fully warranted
only three hs $685. richly carved rosewood par
or suit covered in ssiu brocade side and eegere
mirror and back rosewood centre side and sofa tables
do tea AID dining do rosewood Elzabehan bedscads maho
gany French do pure cured hair mattresses paasses
Brussels three ply and ingram mahogany extension
dining table. crockery &C. gilt French plate and
French china silver
tea services &C. The above furniture all manufactured
and has been used ont three months Catalogues
be had the salesoom, 50 Beekman this day To
dealers and private purchasers wond that
T. seldom the furniture nearly good
HENRY T. LEEDS, 30 Beeknan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

GEORGE COOK, AuCTIoNEER. $ ALE
NJ large and elegant stock of furniture, removed for
convenience OF sale. George Cook will sell above
1T Nassau street, Beekman street. this day without
chamber and dining suite rosewood
nasogany walnut oak In various coverings Of and
IN hoabe styles Also sofas chairs rockers, couches
CERES, sdeboars booksiands stands bureaus wash
stands commodes secretaries wardfobes centre side aud
sofa tables bedsends mattresses, holsters and pillows pa
oil paintings mirrors silver plate and glassware "a
taogues morning OF Boxing and shipping moderate
charge and in the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

ISxTRA PAY-NAvY BOUNTY LAND AND "FxTR
~ Pay, 0nee.Innd wArrans .eHtra pay" and balances
oO beir widows and heirs promptly obtained paid and
kinds Of claims against the United States recovered b.
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