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Democratic Convention.

A meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Monroe county, was held in Woods
field, June 16, 1855, at which MARSHAL NOR
ROW was called to the Chair, and JOHN MARTIN
chosen Secretary. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolued, That Convention of the Demo-
cratic party of Monroe county, be held, on the
popular rote plan, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of July, 1855,
to nominate 2 candidates for Representative
l candidate for Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, Sheriff, l Coroner, l County Commits
sioner, 1 County Treasurer, County Recorder,
and Prosecuting Attorney; and that the polls
at the primary elections, in the several town.
ships, be opened at l o'clock, and closed at 6
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day.
Resolved That the Democracy of that part
of Noble county, formerly belonging to Monroe,
be requested to meet at their several places of
holding elections, and ballot for candidates for
Representative.
Resolved, That one delegate from each town.
ship be appointed to return the poll books to
the County Convention, to be held in Woods
field, on
Monday, the 30h day Of July, 1855,
| at / O'Clock P. NJ, at which time said poll
! books shall be opened, and the candidates hav-
ing the highest number of votes shall be de-
clared the nominees of the Democratic party,
of Monroe county, for the several offices to be
filled at the ensuing October election.
| RESOLVED, That the delegates of this county,
when assembled, shall nominate three candi-
dates for Directors of the County Infrmary.
RESOLVED, That one delegate from eech town.
ship shall be appointed, at the township meet
,ings, to attend as delegate to the Senatorial
District Convention, at the time and place to
be hereafter agreed upon.
Resolued, That the delegates appointed to re.
turn the poll books from the several townships
shall be the Central Committe for the ensuing
year.
The judges of the primary election will be
careful to exclude the votes of all except Demo
Gratis legally entitled to vote at the annua-
election.
1t was ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Secretary and pub
lished in the Spirit Of Democracy.
! JOHN MARTIN, Secretary.
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DoAD NoTICE.-Notics is hereby given that .
LII petition will be presented to tho Commits
sioners of Monroe county, at their September
session, 1856, praying for county road, COM
mencing in the Creek road leading from Woods
field to Clarington, at or near the ford of the
creek, where the old road takes the hill on the
lands of VIM. Steel and James Bracey, in Ad-
ans township; thence up the hill, the best
route, passing near BENZ. McMahon's house,
and with the line between the lands Of Elijah
Mcmahon, John Henthorn and Joseph Minor;
thence the best and nearest route, through the
farm of Elizabeth Gray, to the ridge road lead
ing from Woodsfeld to Claringtion.
June IL, 1855. A PETITIONER.
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Guardians Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 21st day of July, 1855,
" at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, in Ben
ton township, Monroe county, Ohio, to witt
The north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter Of section 80, township 2 of range 5, con-
tanning 40 acres, more or less. The subscriber
will offer said lands and tenements for sale at
public outory, by virtue of an order from the
Probate Court Of said county, in the case of
Alexander McWilliams, Guardian of Mary &.
McWilliams, against John A. and Adaline Nc
Williams. Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
ALEX. McWILLIAMS,
June 20, 1855. Guardian.
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WASHINGTON. July Ill.

The President has issued proclama-
ton in relation to the reciprocity treaty,
establishing among others, the following
frontier ports through which bonded mer-
chandize may be exported to Canada un-
der that treaty: Toledo, o.; Chicago, ILL.,;
Milwaukie, Wisconsin, and Michilimaci-
mac, Michigan.
The Joint Commission to arrange the
preliminaries for the settlement of the
fisheries question with the British govern
ment, will enter upon its duties immedi-
ately.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEN OCR A CY

DIED-In Baresville, Ohio, on the 18th
inst, of congestive fever, SARAH LUCRETIA,
daughter of DR.. John A., and Rebecca Boice,
aged four years, three months and sixteen days.
Thou vert SO like form of light,
That Heaven benignly called thee hence,
Ere yet the world could breathe one blight
Ger thy sweet innocence!
And thou, that brighter come to bless,
Art passed with all thy loveliness N.
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MARRIED-on the 3rd inst.,. by D. g.
Coe, Esq, JOHN A. WEBB, Esq, and Miss
LucRErIA SEAL, all of Beallsville, Ohio,
--On the 9th inst,, by Rev. VIM. d. Lowery,
Mr.. DAVID SULLIVAN and Miss REBEcoA NORRIS,
all of this county.
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fed for Office, would prove him disquali-
fed to vote. There may be special reasons
! why particular Offices, involving the repre-
sentation of policy, should be exclusively
occupied by native-born citizens; but is
very different in nature, and proceeds up
on wholly different principle ofpolitical
wisdom, from the universal declaration of
ineligibility to all Office, among large mas
ges of citizens. That eligibility attaches
as an incident, or inheres among the mass
of the common rights of citizenship; and
it is absurd to admit the citizenship in
general, and deny this single capacity which
. it Involves. This principle of action in
wolves the explanation of the difficulty
raised by the writer in the Critic of May,
in relation to the eligibility of the Chinese
! or Mohammedan. This question will be
settled by the settlement of a previous
question, and that is, whether large mas
ses of such persons, Pagans and Polly
gamists, are to be admitted at all to the
participate in the rights Of citizenship in
a Christian country.
1t is on this question, the great Nor
mon issue, now ripening for trial, will be
determined in a few years. Conceding
the issue as determined in the affirmative,
all minor questions, such as eligibility to
Office. and propriety of voting such per-
sons into Office, are settled; it is absurd
to question the ordinary propriety Of al
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TITO MY misunderstanding to move west
i by the first of October next, wish all per-
sons to whom am indebted, to leave their ac-
counts with WIN. READ, Woodsfeld, and they
will be paid. Let all pay attention to this no.
tice, even if their claims do not exceed q cents.
Perry T'p., june II, IS. DAVID STEEL.
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~ The Noble County Organ and
Courier have been merged into one paper.
Let the Noble-men give it handsome
support and show their appreciation of
the enterprise of its proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-22
Nr, Editor:

\ Ul may announce my name for candidate to
il sell every article Of Dry Goods and Gfeee-
RES cheaper than ever, as ! am anxious 10 raise
moheY TO buy few lots, which CART do Well
after the election, there will be dreadful raise
N property, for shall tax every lot IN the city
~ per ceft per week, il am elected 10 carry on
OR Rall road, " be paid N the nix weekly
which will complete one mile Of oar Road week
" How many weeks will il take 10 complete
tins road Who owns the road, Lee county,
the city Of keokuk, or the property holders p
II you hnd you pay over the wholesale price for
any article IN any Of my stores yon can return
the articles. s. s BILLINGS.
Main Street, ksokuk Iowa
March %, 1853 diff
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G., NJ. HUSTON.
WHOLESALE. DEALER IN NOTION

WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AM
FANCY DRY GOODS,
% Main street, keeLuk. Hewa.
ALWAYS on hand general assortmen ut OF Rib
IL bons, Carpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion and
Millinery Goods IN general, with large assert
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves,
suspenders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers
Envelops common and fan 3y, blank Books, fancy
soaps, Hair Gal, Colog and perfume ry ofaIkinds
large assortment OF pocket cutlery, Scissors
naxors, Pistofs, Clocks, gold and silver Watches
and jewelry Of all descriptions, quality and prices
also large and &c ra as sortment OF Comes but
tons, Threads, PiRs, needles, Spectscles Ca
sss, Port Monies fine assortment OF poCkei
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils, SHAVING
Brushes and Boxes, fancy Work Boxes, Goggles
sad Eye PrCtectors. Ina woFd everything com
prissd In the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
AAso large assortment OF
FINE CIGARS,
AtcOrdeons and Ffhtinss of all grades
Oar stock will be found very heavy and com.
plete, our goods having been selectedfr salls
fall tFsde, with great afa with special refer
encs 10 the requirements OF he western alarkets
We are confident We can gise satisfaction 10 all as
regards both quality and prices, as we iitend to
compete with the SC. Louis market and will 50 II
a. Iow,H not a little lower Than any house in the
West
VIZ sell At WHOLESALE ONLY, and confne
ourselves to one particular branch OF business
and OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping promiscuous stock. We would respect
fully request Merchants, Pedlars aad Dealers in
general, TO give us call aud examine our stock
and prices and satisfy themselves kefore pufehas-
ing elsewhere as we think they III find ii greatly
TO their advantage. Call at No. ga Main street
- ~ G, NJ. HUSTON
sept. I, 1854. d&w
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PROF. =. J. WOODS HAIR REATORATiyE
ME have never knoWn any other Medicine
W win 80 large share Of public confidence
In so short tlmes as this has done. IL has not
been more than year since We FIRST heard Of IL,
and II now stands at the he al Of all rene OF
the kind.-ICheste Hen aid.
Well ma, the editor say this, Cor the intrinsic
merit OF the compound has enabled the proprietor
to sell within the past ten months in the citios
OF ST. Louis and New YORK more Than hun
dred tho and dollars worth OF ceItihcates from
the intelligent and gentlemen OF national reputs-
tions of winch the following is enc:
Carlyle, Ill. June 81, 1859.
have used Prof. OIL. MOODS Hair Restora
tive, and have admired its wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, ! thought, prematureiy
gray but by the use of his ssRestorative il hat
resumed ITS original color, and, have ne Gsubt
permanently so.
sydney 8reese. Ex- senator United states.
Also circulars, which can be hal of the Agents
Gilaonr 4 mcKrssr. Agent.
keohuk, Iowa, June rs ,b4-~ldNw
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To the Public.

IHE undersigned proposes to do Carpenters
i and Joinsrs work OF every description, and
wllLiake contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and deliver NE keys or IN amy way as per con-
tract, and Of ihe quality and architectural style
agreed upon. and al the time specified Can be
seer al my shop office on Fulton Street, be.
tween Second and Third. =. EICHER
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES Mr.. ] A. Graham, Thos w.
Ciasett Esq, Geo. g. Dixon, Esq, Rev VIM.
II. Williams.
keoknk. April 10. 1855
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An the world IS reading the Life and Beauties
Fanny Fern.
Fish !. Fish
FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE AND r

Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT No. 81, hein Street, kEokuK, Iowa
TINE undersigned does not deem it exped,ens
/ to say that he has III IRE Furniture or better
than any other establishment in keokuk or
elsewhere, but wonld say to Wholesale and re-
tail purchasers and old customers that he has IN
hand all kinds OF Furniture, and any quantities
you want. put up and packed ready for wagon
transportation Among other things are
Bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing.
Tables, Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dinii (.
and Dessert
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats.
Rocking Chairs. Cane, Wood, aud Spring xeats.
Bedsteads, Common, Fancy, and Cottage, high
and low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cornlces, Will"w
Ware and Wagons.
Ladies' Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Mattresses and all kinds Of Upholstery on hand
and made to order
II will pay TO glee rs call.
No sign up, though place generally weft
marked, X WiLsRY.
kcokuk, Nay /, 1883. Wy
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A BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
II Observation-Disclosures by the .segs-
iaInre OF that State with perpetual charter
TRUSTEES.
His Eseellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN;
Hon. VA. WILKINS, Gate Secretary at Wary
the Hos. Moses HAMPTON; Hon. " II. Low
ny; loN cHARlIs MAYOR; and GEN. J X.
MooRLHEap
FACULTY.
ANDREW T. HowpKN, late senior Professor Of
Book Keeping and Commercial Science IL the
Mercantile College of Pennsylvania
Louis II. 0ALHoFF, late Professor Of Com.
mercial and Ornam entail Penmanship in thezsame
institution.
CHAs. REs. DAswIN, member Of The Burling-
ton Bar-pFofrssor OF Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying ont in every
particular thai course Of Training for business IN
troduced and followed up for upw ards OF fifteen
years by Mr.. DUR, the founder Of the Mercan-
tile COLLEGE oil Pennsylvania, by which about
$500 merchant. aud acc ouptants have been quail
flied for business. II is how regarded by busi
ness men as the most thorough and effective pre-
paration Tor tic accountant given in the United
States. II eomprehends upwards Of 400 real
business illustrating six different
methods of conducting books BY double entry
about 300 commercial computations explaining
many business operations not found IN conner.
aritbmetics-a comprehensive course OF mel car
tile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forms and busine.
ieiters---daliy lectures on commercial law anu
commerc Iai science
TER rooms viii be open for the reception Of
students on The first of December.
Circulars mailed TO any address
Burlington, Nov. p, 1854. a&w
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W II. II y y .
4 the urgent solicitation OF numerous friends
\ has consented 10 open class on Book Keep
inc and CONNIE cisl Business al Sannus & Ham
ilton's Hall, on tie 2pd NJ oudas OF Nav.
He expects the Merchants of keokuk to press
the attendance Of Their young men, and to allow
the necessary time
Eucldati ms daily, and monthly Lectu es on
Commercial subject.
A Ladies class will be opened by leaving
names at II ID Woodward 4 Cos
Gents TO leave on paper their names al Stan
nus and Hamiltou's store.
April u, 1855. dimajll
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THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween K. & J. W Wilsey. Il. Wil.ev
having purchased The entire interest of j. w.
Nilsey viii continue the business III all its
branches with largely increased facilities J. w.
Wflsey VIII still continue IN the house during
Tie absence OF H. WiIsey east
r WiLSEY
j. W. WILSEY.
keekuk Feb % 1859
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Washinslon Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, $3.50. 600.

Officers,
y. b DURHAM, President
GEohGE MrcATT, Vice President and Treasurer;
- n SkFEls, Secretary;
'GFoRcK u. SENTER, General Agent.
Directors
Geo MNgat, Cleveland; d B Durham, Cleveland;
! b@ekns, do CIV Cook. 10
sanford, DO w Nj Powell, 40
Benz AortltrHp, 10 Iacob Perkins. Warren:
Geo senter, do T Baker, Norwalk
Skeels do John Clark. Brunswick !;
Robinson, Bedford.
rms rel hnoun Company is pre-
pated to fahe risks on the suffer ~faSs-
cs u property. Their means arr
ample, and are So iarcstcd that tie
'ttnds CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY Losses.
No steam or special haz ldous RISKS are taken.
and
The gum TO be insured in the same vicinity is
limited TO prudent amount
The Company has completed the fouth VEN
Of y existence, and the Directors have been able
to meet oil losses without the necessity Of tax
apon the premium notes.
40 assessment has been male upoa ne
depostte notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER, Ageais
February 10Th, 1855. 6md
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GRAHAM GAVE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEA LERs ~
BeokS, Stationery, Paper HanglHgS, &c.
KECKU low

M EssRS. GRAHAM CAVE, would Iespert-
w fully announce To theii friends and Che pub
tic, that they have opened large stock OF Books
and stationery, in Grahani's Building, on second
street., one door north al the Post oflce. The
stock comprises q varitd assortment of mtscelln-
neo0ss classical. school, and music books TO
which additions are made almost daily by recciuts
rea the principal publishing houses ia the una
ted States, of oil new and popular looks. Pur-
chaaers will ind on our shelves many chot e vol
uaes IN elegant bindings, suitable for presents,
also, great variety OF beautiful articles OF fancy
stationery, expressly for the CITY trade. We iA-
vIte the attention ol country merchants and all
buyers IL will he constant aim to give our
customers entire satisfaction.
yuiv 5S---a
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THE undersigned proposes 10 sell portion OF
The Tract known as the Gamble Farm ia
ten acre lots.
The above aad IS situated about mile from
The town plat Of keokuk. and affords many
beautiful sites for private rr.id,nces. he
land being very rich and situated convenient Ia
tile city, and beyond the reach Of tAe dust from
the Piahk Road, Tiers he most valuable loca-
tons FIR MMket Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, sc.
Terms WILDE maae easy ana TIDE Narrated
WM G. GRAHAM
April Is. 1888. a3o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-22

TNHoMAS CROSS notifies The public that he
/ viii open Meat Stall on 81 street. in the
house OF T. w. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room where he hopes to receive share OF
pubic patron 'ge TH0S CROSS.
Feb. -, 1855. DIFF
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THE BEsTANDTUNNIEsT MAGAZINES
L AVID PAPERS ia ibe sofld. eesHittisttg
the best Ma. skeichea, Poetry aud the teost
isagbAbk Jokes ever produced b. human ~.
Ysnkce N0tl0hs. 81 MLill0gs 81 Jonathan >
Jack XDfs pfrtcTisI pieaynne, I.enden paefl.,
Bsesher Jonati AM palehnaan; knep Nabing
Almanac Ae. GRAHAM & CAVE
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Rankin & Miller

III AVE made engagements al Washington
IL City, by which they can speedily procure
Land Warrants under the law 81 1853.
MI persons who have served In any Of The
wars Of The Jailed States are entitled 10 100
acres. In case Of decrease of persons who aetu-
ally served. the willows and heirs are entitled
Ne charge unless successful
Office over Parsons Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
March 81 1855. day 3m
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Carey 4 kiIb0urne,

nIRECT Importers and Dealers in China
~ Glass, and Queensware, haze last received
per Ocean Steamer, Geo. Peabody, &reHtg fre
crates Of we'll assorted Crockery- ware. Which
The, offer to Country Dealers al very low prices
They also have ~ store for the Crty trade,
DInner and lea SETS Of China i nd Eaitheu- IS are
complete, Stand Lamps. side Lamps, hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, and CHmncys.
Fluid burning Lamps Lanterns Looking glasses.
Tnmblers, MoIasses Cans, Jars, Btittauia-ware.
and large and well selerted ioi ol wall paper;
ali of which they offer to the C,ty trade low
keokuk Jan !, 1895. I'D
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One Hundred Thousand
LIGHTS or SASH,
Al the New Steam Works.

Conner of Johnson and Eighth streets,
kEOKUk, IOWA.
TIL subscribers have now on hand at their
Mandatory, the largest lot of sash, of eli
sizes and descriptions, ever offered vet Of the
mississippi River, and, with their faci tiles, are
bound 10 Keep pace with the increasing wants OF
The coultiry, from here 10 Council Bntis We
are making particular arrangements 10 supply
The Fort Dies MONIES River trade during tho com
ihg spfing
DOORS.
" have also large assortment az Doors. en-
Tracing all common Sizes. Orders for particular
sizes wiiF b. filled on short notice
WINDOW BLINDS.
Gu machinery il particularly adapted 10 the
manufacture OF Window Blinds, 81 superior
sitle and finish. All orders attended TO without
delay ~
\ u We want IL distinctly understood .iha,
~ an nil sNy ufdsrs for common sized Sash or
lfoafs ~ sil eines Att Articles IN our iiDe, sold
On reasonable terms.
\ G. & s. CARTER
heaahS, fse,%@ lsah Wy
- Allle~Jusl received and Tor sslr low by
- BALDWIN, LyAAs B ~.
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NEW STO RE.
III ID. w OODW ARD
Wholesale n Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hats aEd Caps, Clothing, Watches
and tlotks, Gold and Plated JcWclry,
BOOTS AND SHi4ES.

aIId II0tkS, b0Id and Plated JCWCIrY,
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Also large and well selected stock 81
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
FIolins, Accordeons, Flutes, Glass and Fancy
Boxes,
NO. 80 Main St, South side, between Sd n Attn SITS
kEGkUK, IOWA
III hVikG been engaged exclusively in tho
Ii Wholesale Trade in New Albany Ind., and
stiil holding an interest there, viii enable me as
formerly,to buy my goods by the package of I'm.
porters and Manufacturers. Thss placed on the
same ioundatlon as our Cincin natl and Saint Louis
Wholesale dealers, can safely pledge myself to
duplicate any bill pur cha ed our western cities
The citizens OF this place and the surrounding
country, as well as merchants, are solicited to
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMSFLN rs, as !
shall take pleasure III showing my Goods.
June 2s-dhw Il. ID. WOODWARD.
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kEOKl'K FEMALE SEMINARY
W. commence IN HedaeSday .Nog end.
K EV VIM. II. WILLIAMS, Pfinripal, ami
~ Teacher OF the Grammar, Analysis Al d
Cri'lci N Of the English Language, Of Rhetoric.
Intellectual aid Moral Philosophy, ard the Evil
t~nces Of Christianity
Mrs A. 1 WILLIAMS, Teacher III Bible ana
Ecclesiastical lIis.or, Natural Theology and
Domestic Economy. French Language and Vocal
and instrumental Music.
Miss May Hart, kgachcr Of Geography
ifisialy, Arithmetic ard fAe inus btrpches Of
Mathematical and Natural Science. Painting and
Drawing.
Tuition Care Of rocms uk. chalk. Sc in u
several Dep rtments $50, So ant Sc so
Latin or French. - 40
Lessons on Piano Forte, 10 90
8 : Guitar. 90
IN Paintlns am braminr I on
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y Barnum. By himself
Ida MAY. BY Mary angdon
Ten Nights in Bar Room, BY i. 5 Arthur
A Book Of surprising interest Ida Norman.
Bv Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, of patapsco Iusttute,
Maryland. AT GRAHAM & CAVES,
Jan l. $50, 81 Street