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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

CLEARED.

"a
SHIP Marion, Gibbs, Havana, Bsssett. BAKER 4 Co.
B & assor o nssn'
Brig General Boyd. fitzpatrick, Philadelphia Wadeigh
h!s ThYs wa,tsr Hsrth rhil.selg.i, pqrsps
schr Mary Peavey German, st John, NIB, Brett, Son
sohr Martha, Murray, Beaufort. DAVIS Holmes.
ssSI Sa;i,as 6sss $:a sissss
s sS. dr.; ., ksssi s salem: v Eoss;s cs
srsss rss NsMSs ssk''
Steamer Palmetto BAKER FhisaaDhs, whitney
ARRIVED
Steamship Star Of the South Marks Aspinwai via Kings
CON uth inst with Coffee pimento &c to stanton No
dae lat q lon = spoke bark Gsena from Navars, with
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Richmond 10, TO Ludlsm
Ship Tolasiar ssntucte Coleman Cionfusgos with
mdss to Nelson Som M'n' N'" o''ean : oAy' WIN
slip Louisiana, New Orleans Is days with mdss
Sip Wilson, New Orleans, Is days. with mdse
Bars Es.s MisE Sierra Lses days. via capo Pal
with sasss: % ssseysr k!aSi S'ssi.s. ap'A >
ton. &C, 70 I Blower CO. - ,'' : w. ~
staasss Kohl oh's fN 70 days. with sugar to
VIII Rs ssIss & Rssa ., r;s' s a
60 spoke ,hiP Huron, 81 Boston, steering SIS
h,s ass lssa 81 KffRHssaa LssF
Big Brien CallaghaB aaehia with lumber 70 master
wSassIip and New Bedford from the Sand
sobI William Mason sof Tauuton) Staples Tsmpico 9Th
nit With hemp. &c. p McCready Mott Co March "a of
Tampa, in squall lost overheard Peter Engels seaman
schr Hester jones' Thompson Pertssn Port Spain 20
days with nuts, &c, TO Rich Knowlton.
Sehr Mountain Wave of Provincetown), Pstten. Porto
Cabeilo, March e. with coffee and hides TO de Agreda
J9ye Co April TO- in tho Gnlf Stream, experienced
fcressii, lost jib, &c.. The w had l2 passengers
Sehr st Mary, Johnson Porto Cabello, March 90 with
sOhr Three Brothers (Br, Nearing Halifax days. with
fish, to McAulife a Eheelock.
schr W Mushon uhrse mnsted Of Bordentown) Mushop
New Orleans, 10 days. with mdse: to master.
Sobr Smith, Eden, Wilmington, NC, days.
Schr Smith, Carrcw Wilmington.
schr SurIrise Cole, City Point, 5days.
schr Mayaoner, Robinson, Machas.
sobr Gipsey, Ingalls,, Machias.
Schr LcRnder, Boston for Albany.
Schr Oregon, Lowell, Boston for Albany
Sahr Patriot, Stnsony Rsckland.
Steamer Georges Creek eager, Charleston, 50 hours
BELOW.
Bark Itsska (of Boson) from Sicily and Palermo 80
days and % days from Gibraltar, to Draper Dsyn.
WV ''''' SAILED.
sn,. co,umha Tiver,ool; bark Hermtags Gambia brig
Gen WiIs5r. XspinwalIi. '---'--'
lhs ship Sea Witch for Hong Kong, at anchor at Quar-
ssnSp Ras @ rem s
last night ut Pm. - - -
Wind during the Gay South, and very light
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, April l9-6P
This has bsen blue day In Wall strest for holders OF
fancy stocks From the opening to the close the ten
depcy downward and every stock sold at lower
prices. Indiana SIS declined u per cent; Missouri os,
III North Carolina 81, VI Erie Bonds, 1875, "; Illinois
Central Bonds, u; Chicago and Rock Island Bonds,
Pennsylvania Coal u; Cumberland Coal, x; CLEVELAND,
Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad II Hudson River Rail-
road ri Erie Railroad, u; Reading Railroad ii Michi-
gan Central Railroad, H. In all the leading sscurtis
there considera BILE activity Railroad bonds were
offered and sold freely particularly Erie and Illinois Con.
trail Erie and Residing Railroad stocks wore active, but
holders could not sustain prices Most Of the trausac
tons were on bayers' option Cumberland sold to the
extent Of about two thousand shares The bears at
work on Panama. putting out long time contrasts. Nj
carsgua Transit has become quiet again. 1t Ia firm at
quotations The smaller classes Of railroad stocks
are much neglected. 9
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales of bonds and stocks made at auction A. H.
Nicolay:-
AZ onnN n~Ia Nv AZ
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scan MARTA Of ard fer Plymouth, with sal. and clam
and snnk; crew saved. - also sails and rigging
sHIr WALTER LoRD, at New orssps from nat in Al
gale FRI the North 18th ult 10 ION 40 IL Loaf
topst :nd fores fore and mast and head
OF main topmaft
fIIoTsoAT CoLLfNs, the 18th iast. In lat q ~
io7 70 49, fell In it'll the caSin deck Or trunk 81 schooner
OF about 100 tons PAINTED green covered With o.
and pa1tcd lead color f1ane attached
tsoA fS7n u tae sonssnsoa tide. T1 81 -
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Personal Inteliiger ce.

Sir Charles Il. Gray, formerly Governor OF Jameica
arrived Mt this port last evening" in the sea"e-r Sta q
the Sorth
Mr. Blard Fillmore exPresdent Of the United States
ard exPost Master General judge Hail were expectsd
at the st Nicholas hotel last evening and have prob,
bly, already arrived there.
The Secretary Of the Navy was TO have lie wsshing
ton yesterday in the United States steamer Engineer for
trip TO his bcsie In North Carolina.
ARRIVALS.
At the st. Niehoss-sir Charles Grey, Jamaies Captain
At the Netropclitan-Hon P. NJ Foots Buifslo; w. 30
disco Russian legation; A. y. Eddy, U. s. A o. Espno
At the lster-col J. n Bird, j.. Capt. s. o. wash
tarn Bostori Gov James NJ. Grimes, Iowa. Capt Markes
Col Wliams, Chsreston; Hon. Mr. Chaplin and lady All
osny; Hon NJ Ciliy NJ H.; Hon. Isaac Newton. Phadel-
phia.
From, SARA Leone In TIE bark Este-i,-rrs n mar,
gauEhter MiEs Horninston, RovJ " Horne ray ID
Jenny, SsIt ~ Stsnhope Nj II Nelson, Or Snow.
From Richmond in the steamship Jamestown-r south
ard, Leach, W fishe, bhriant, Miss T shaw MIR
VAIL Mrs Brennan and daugh Rev DR. Carmichael Rev
Smell, II Green, Moore, Mathews v Cr,ner j Not.
tnghsm, ie9te, Bush, Dapuy, Z Howe s w
Bs0yn Ms JSeSA; ,,1 nSps1sy Madshp Capt WIN wa
From AsrnTal, in steamship Star Of tho southsr Chas
King r Article, John Mcdonald, Mrs Glen Miss Davis
Y Norris, White, Mr. Jobinnes, Mr. MoIiseno.
Prom Porto Cabelot in sohr Mary Johnson Dsrdier
lazy and three children, DR. RsunnhoIm Cepoene
Prom IamlicO, in sctr William Mason-J Sosei. lady
and two children.
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Mrs TsrrrHA TwIcGs wife Of Msjr General Twiers Of
the United States Army, died at New Orleans Of disease
OF the heart, on the 25th Of March
Information has been received at the State Depart-
ment, from David r. Dfenderfer, Esq United States
Consul Mt Paso del Norte Mexico OF the death tn that
city, on the 10th Of December last, OF Jossphns
Baschard lately in the employ Of the United states
Bcunda ~ Commission.
Captain RoBERr HQlxss, . revolutionary pension,r
died on the 3Ist ul Il Taunton Mass aged 90 ears
Mr. JopPu RuIKr, soldier OF the revolution disi
recently ~ Londonderry, NJ r., aged OIL years.
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IHE NUNNERY COMMITTEE IN LowELI,--The
lowell tovTSe remarks upon the latest Development o.
the nunnery examining committee--If thorough ia
yestgaton could be carried here in Lowell the az
fair merely limited at in the above evidence would be
rather likely TO prove Of the rarest bits OF
that has recently leaked II. The gentleman from
lowell alluded to, and the "Mrs. Pa.tsrsonn whom
he seems 10 have forwarded to member o the commit
tee at the States expense, and the preliminary night
spent here before making the visit OF perhaps half an
hour ut The school, sre detached links In curious
may yet traRspire.
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CorOner,s In0uexf,

About "a O'Clock on Wednesday morniny Mr. Hinckey
@ Lodse, resiting at the house o Bellows No 4s East
Broadway, net with fatal accident while trimrniny
grape vine in the Of their premises Mr. Dodge It
appears got up the srbour, which was very rotten
ano dangerous, and commenced clipping the vine when
without any warning the structure on which he was
s.anopg gave way, prscrisatipe him to the ground
beneath. The unfortunate man failing on the aags
nsaa foremost received severe fracture OF the SIX
Th.cn brougb. about death in few hours after wards
lone. Donnel eeded to the hoase Of Mr.. Bellows
anu eld On inquest upon the body of deceased post
Ssoi t. M examination of the body was made by Dr.
ORsnlon, who gave 1t bis opinion that ies til was
caused by fracture of the skull. Verdict accor lngiy
deceased was about % years Of age and was born In
massachusetts He had been boarding Ut the house OF
MI Bellows for four or five weeks past and was much
esteemed BY the family and large circle Of acquan
tancss
On THURSDAY. the body Of an unknown man, about IS
years OF age was found In the water, at the foot of
Jay street N r: Coroner 0Donnel was notified Of the
act and edng to the spot held an inquest upon
ryy OF the deceased. II appeared upon an erami
ns.sn Of tff BODY by Dr. 0Hanlon that the deceased
had been In ti xater about six eight weeks that he
was about ave feet se.An inshss IA h.ish. .. wore
brown whshers all around his face ana chin No marks
OF violence were visible. Deceased wore black fro *
coat blue cloth donble breasted vest and black pants
over psr Of checked ones, flannel undershirt. two
cotton shits With linen bosoms and boots with nyar
shoes en-. VtrGiot:-Supposed dro Enirg
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Mr. T. Dougherty, ths Junior partner Of the house,
is well and favorabls known 20 the commercial
nifty here in connection with the United States Consul
ate. As the project formed of establishing
this house at Hakcdad Of the leading march snt
here offered to furnish It with goods the mos. advan
tageo credit TERMS Aessrs Reed h Dougherty have
chartered and loaded the Caroline e. Foot with large
cargo with which the latter gentleman sails to morrow
There is doubt the undertaking vail prove success
full one. the firm have already orders from y
number OF whale ships for certain articles TO he delivered
Mt HAk0dad In three months from tbs present date the
cargo consists chiefly of whaling stores and supplies
which are staple artices aud will not spou By keeping
Every here takes interest in tho OF ~ .
enterprise both account OF its novelty aud the high
estsen In which the parties undertaking 1t are held
KANEKA.
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At Mobile 18th irs the bark Mobile City, Of 100 with
stowage capacity for 200 bales Of cotton She 10 $50
long tho Keel Ia feet deck breadth Of beam 32K feet
depth ohold 10 feet Her model Is said TO combine the bow
sides Of the freghfer She constructed by the Marine
AT Calais l0n inst by Messrs Porter schooner Of
l2 tons called the King designed tor the -four and
trade.
At Arrowse Ne, 18th INST by Mr. SWEET, ane brig Of
ESQ tons, called the Swet owned by tbs builder by
Capt James Duncan and Mr. H W Owen Of Bath.
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At the second board the market was shade better
Erie advanced u per cent; Reading Railroad y; Clevs-
land and Toledo Rairoad III Illinois Central Railroad,
III Cumberland Coal u. Chicago and Rock Island
bonds fell of per cent Panama Railroad, IA There
was not much done in any stock.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurers Office to-
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The Ssrretary of the Navy has just completed his
eulaous and instructions for the enlistment OF boys, lie
large numbers into the service under the old Law OF
March o 1887 Their substance is follows The pa
No boy taken under fourteen eighteen to
until be IS twenty one surgeons cs ra5ste OF pay.
steal iress required and convict taken. On enlist
boys to be sent 70 the most convenient
reiying ship and there clothed and instructed 10
men duties they not TO be permitted to attend as
servsD.s walters officers, &c. Strict special in
structons given rs to their professional and eiemen
formed into classes under the charge Of competent
officers warrant and petty, who are to reader weekly
report OF the conduct of each boy At the end Of
crusss tie conduct of the boys also to be reporte
with such suggestions concerning then, as the chief
officer them judges proper Such apprentices to be
furnished TO seagong VESSELS after instruction. net to
com prise than twelfth of the ships couple
nsn o. men before the mat On enlistment they are
TO be rated second third class may seem just
and be rated higher they deserve to be. Tns pay
OF third class to be So per month"; Of second class 49,
Of the first $l0 fourth OF the boys pay 10 be
tsned until the expiration OF HIS apprenticeship; the
rest las may be required 10 be expended for bis cloth
ing snl The boy not permitted to drA
spirit ratons but viii be credited with ito value BE is
be encouraged to send 10 his parents friends as
much possible Of his pay, exclusive OF the retained
loved CELEBRITY in foreign port, and when boy il
10 ashore out Of the United States it must
in compspy with petty officer STEADY and reliable
seaman. At the formulation of resulsr cruise, the
commanding cficer to report the names OF the boys
having absence and the state of their accounts
Department not to grant more than six weeks leave TO
tie most deserving At The expiration OF term OF ap
fer pronodnS osE FessEyss pay sns ( ap
the service
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Robbins Salem. "
CID banks BENZ Esictt. Little Havana; Tahiti Buck
man. Cenfuegos brgs Abbott lawrence Crowel and Can
ton Kelly, Boston; Atavsis Cs.vor Gardens. 0cts via
Napier, 0xncr, Halifax; koBsdsle Ctowei Boston;
Custs wrisley, Hartford.
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Notices 20 Mariners.

BoKErA. TRANCE SAN IN AHcEsc0
", l..
axed light viii b exhibited about the first Of kay from
ira zee to the Day Of San Francisco, Cal.
apparatus of the second order ceta-
dioptric Of the system of Fresne The win
brick tSyer s1rmounted BY lantern The light win Be
binary ststes OF tho atmosphere from IS
tute miles, - -
The following is the approximate position Of the light
houss:-Iat 81 30 10 N, Ion 100 80 so W.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
CAMPBELL GRAHAM. Lighthouse Inspector
San Francisco, March 20, 1866.
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Tclegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, April I9--Arr ship Helen McGaw, Liverpool
bark Chas William, Savsnnah schrs Mary Elizabeth Quay.
sna, PR; Isabella, and Flying Fish, New York.
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1000 Chi h X ! RR Be-
1900 Ciev&Tol Div Be-
1000 do Inc BIDS.
$500 N Y Cen rs. .sS
IL chs Am Ex Bank
100 Mic Transit. 50
100 Canton Co. $50
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MARITIME INTELLIGEHsR.

ALMANAC yoRK-rHrs DAY.
RisSs. Is NOON morn IL s
sErs..s.......6 Al HIGH WATER .eve.ll 8
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The receipts Of the Stongton Railroad Company for
The month Of March amounted.t 324131 Is, against
81 for the corresponding month last year. show
ing increase Of 81, POI A. The increase all
freightipg business.
Judge Roosevelt has granted extension of ninety
days to the receiver o; the Knickerbocker Bank for
winding up its affairs, at the end Of which dividend
win be declared.
We learn from the Buffalo papers that aud after the
LIST Of May, two express trains day win be from
Buffalo to Philadelphia and Batlmors-one in the morn
ing and one in the evening Similar trains will start
from both of those cities daily Tor Buffalo The Buffalo
and New York city road viii ticket through to Phua-
delpha for &c. and to Baltimore for Sill So Arrange.
ments also being made for shipping freight through
from Baltimore and Philadelphia to all parts of the West
and Southwest at rates satisfactory than those by
Pittsburg and Wheeling.
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Our Honolulu Correspondence.
HosoLuLu Fab IL. 1855.

HONOLULU, Feb. IL, 1856.
Yamkoe Hntrprise-- Establishment Of the First Americra
fsading Firm in Hakodadi, JapdR-Its Prospects and
Bass Of Success.
sacloss you curiosity in the shape Of the business
card Of tho rst American house opened in Japan
the ratification Of the treaty with ths UAted States
rs Hinng II appears. IT marks the commencement Of
another important In the commercial enterprise Of
our country think you win deem 1t worthy of iasec
tion in your columns Here, then Is the announcement
Of this Amsroo-Japanese frm the first hai!iag from
that remote quarter Of the WORLD
Q Q Q . . , , ?
REED DoUGnERTY, .
o CHANDELIERS GENERAL coMMtssIoH AGENTS, =
HAK0DADI, JAPAN.
CIV. c. RsrD, T. DoveMEarI .
late Of San Francisco late OF U. >. CON- uoh-
a REFER o
n ps~I,,a A Smith n London James Makee Honolulu Q
o Williams a Havens do. y n SNOW, 90,
o Williams a Barnes, do. spencer, de
o W. y. Dow. New Bedford ii. r. Fitch, do.
o d. G. Waterman do. Swan h clifford do.
y Stspben Bailey, Nantucket Il. coaly a Co., do. q
o a. b. Post Co., s. Fran. Hon L. Gregg, do
q Hon y NJ Campbell, Phia. Hon. ID. A. 0sden, do. ,
o Capt. A. " Fraser, y. r.. Hon X II Allen, do.
DAVID Boyd, Esq, Phila
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NAvat inteAuEscnoS.
OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.


NORFOLK, VA, April -, 1856 I
Tbs morning. the ship being all prepared, the
Board OF Inspectors consisting CT Commanders Barron
and MsnEire, and Leutensnt Kennedy came oa board.
The drums beat to quarters snd tie ship under vent
thorough inspection in every branch of duty; the
mea Toye1 with alaerity, and the appreciation of
lac Bcsrd OF Inspectors proved how hably cradita.
oe to the commander sud ofieers was the splsu
1d cenoi.ioa of the ship aud strict discipline of the
new Tts boats vain piped 'a hands to clear shin
ino me crew, gathering together, gave three oy.
us tud 6ea'enng cheers the colors were hauei down
non " y S.'-
seed correct list of officers tina former one pub
ssneo ny yon reing plets;-Com MAI er Thomas
.ornln, Esq Leutanants, VIM. A Parker i N Snotts
thcmas Pat son; Acting Lisntenant Thomas kpnav.
r'urser, Levi d. slamm Surgeon Isaac Brukerbof. a.
ststsnt Surs con, Samuel F Cnes; Actiog Fastar Wm
NJ. Gamble; Bvt is Lieutenant Marines Frseman
Norvesl; Miosbipmen, Robert ]. Bowen CLas q
Carpenter, A. J. Mccartney, J5nu O. walker Captain
clerk C1srfes Benton; Boass vain Mchasi Hall Car.
maker, bavd B.uce. i' S"'
United States frigats Constitution, Commodore sTsvo
and sloop OF war Marion, Commander Purysnes forr
St Vincent we're at Port Praye Cape de verd Isands
Feb II " U'
STEM FsiohrE SAN JAcTTo The san Jacinto the ,p
snip Of C3Ianooore Mccsuley, SPOKEN on the l;th
inssn. 81 the time che was SPOKEN she WAS going at
the rate OF ME and half knots an hour with her new
propeller This Is stated to be greater speed than eyer
bs.6re sttssned by this vessel
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ILOI r.. FLOUR.

CUSTOMERS can from this date be supplied
T. with Quincy Eagle Flour, which Is warrant
ed 70 hs a4peFiei % any made IN the Mississippi
Valley, by ". {. TuNKHOUSER.
jane - 1875
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rs TIC Tat2"
4 GHo5r STORY.

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NEW BOOT AND SlIDL STORE.

TTN. CRlTTENDEN has taken The store late
VI " occupied BIZ Messrs. Hawkins Il Billings
corner Of 5th ard Man Streets, and has opened
large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade
He asks the ins peetion OF the citizens and pub.
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
once in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with q
determination TO build up a permanent trade
will enable BIN 10 sell lower than any house in
this City. Qaics sales and small profits IS his
motto.
Keokuk May O. 1855. dit
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Correspondence If The New York Tuhanr.
Mr.. Euchanan's Place offered TO Gov Reede


WAsrfsGros, August - Many impor-
tant f.ctS lave trans pred with reference t.
the dismtss al OF CIV. Recder, but there
are one or two more Of whose authenticity
! can give you ihe most positive assurance,
which vet require to be brough! 10 The no
lice of an admlring w-erfFsA
No sooner had the Governor conmunl
Gated with Mr. Pierce, after lie had arrived
in the Eastern States from Kansas. than
tie President hesaught him TO resign, n
order ID relieve the Chief Magistrate Of
lie Union from the embarrassment III
which lie found himself By way u in
daconcnt tire President proposed II cor
Ter on Governor Reeier The appointment
1T Commissioner II Cline. then vacant b.
Tic return 81 Nj. McLanc This the Gov
ernor promptly declined.
This proner having thus proved INSULT
eieut. the President made hi cher bid.
He noN sid that on condition Of Rec ler's
yaeatn- the Governorship IN Kansas, he
uoald 9ipe lin. The pRace II .3m5assador u
Engiani. from Which Mr.. buchanan was
soon 10 return. The splendor Of tais prop
osllion was matter to consider. and after
two days the Governor gave his ultlmatum.
lie offered to resign If the President would
write him letter asking him TO dose, and
publish it in the Union, together with his
reply, il being understoo that his appoint
ment England should be gaze,ted immedi-
ately after. The President refuse Ito pub
lis!4 such d cores pondencc, and the Gov
efnor accordingly left him under the ne
cessity Of turning out Territorial ESec-
utiye for The sole reason that he would not
lend himself to the establishment ol slave
~ by foreign invasion md conquest,
against The will OF a vast majority Of the
people Of The Territory. A. D.
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MYSTERIOUS The Buffalo Express no.
tees the arrival at that port from the west
ot consignment Of I'd barrels OF peas
Not that there is anything in'rinsically
strange about peas; but then they were
consigned to cefss grinding establish
0ent. Singular
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Union ae the Nim,le Sixpence

= :. r. &. BILLIAas Aayo united their
-. locks 81 Dry Goods and q rooeries, and may be
found a tia cd stand OF ). :. Billing, No CT Main
Street, Keokuk.
OBe ii ths firm viii spend his tiine in fIic last
Tor he pnrpese Of watching the chances fer buying
good cheap. that they can seli them lower than
efer W. liase hand over GIty thousand
dollar worth o. e9od, which 8c will sell az greatly
reducoa pg.cel. Pleas give rs a call.
=. S. 4 y. &. BILLINGS.
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Pure Congress Water
New Grocery Store.

A +. Il A l. S I q N s. BR @,
Ii AVE Just opened new Family Grocery and
Ill Provision store, in the room formerly Occu-
pied by ID. q, Smith - m Auction Room, on
Johnson street, where they intend to keep
choice and we'll selected variety exactly adapted
To he demands Of the retail trade OF the city
They invite the Inspection OF the citizens gene
rally, and have 10 dovbt that they can offer in
aucements fot frequent .as and continued Gus
tom, A. j. kALSTON & BRO,
Is. Johnston Street.Jo
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Insurance Agency.

Itua Insurance Co Hartford, Conn.
STA I>sU RANCE GoMrAS
Of 0gienshurg. New York.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANT.
Mercantile, Fire 4 Marine Insurance tempans,
OF Covington. Ky.
MERCHANT. FIRE AkDMAkIsE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHILApELpHIa.
THI above are all sound aud reliable Gomna
4 mes, and take risks al lowest rates thatioca-
tioa Will Justify.
During nv absence FL f~v weeks 1T the
Last, the Insurance business of lie above Con
paai,s witt be attended Il hg NJ. b $ herri-
am.
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