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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-16

SvINlV n nAE.
Wholesale Greeers, del
Forwarding and u
Nos. 81 O
A RE now receiving
"A their spring stock, v
at very low rates. Tn,
ders they may he favore
100 hhds N O sugar,
so bbis Belcher's clfti.
25 4" loaf and crushed
100 /" s II molasses,
90 " plantation /"
90 " Bclcher's s II 4
golden syrup,
90 pkgs hf Dbl & kgs do
zoe sacks Rio coffee,
Sopock'ts oldgov Java d
400 kegs nails,asstsizes
90 boxes soap,
90 do star candles,
DO do mould do
rs hi chests teas, asst,
90 boxes do
100 bxs showing tobac co
various brands,
90 bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
90 NJ fegalia and prin cipe
cigars.
20 boxes Cuba skies,
500 bu prime ID. Apples,
500 hu prime ID. Peaches,
100 pRgs saleratus, bhls,
boxes, kegs,
Is kegs s G soda,
soo DDls ~fapp'g paper,
100 reams let. b cap do
90 pkgs /, q & . msckerel
b drums Goldfish,
50 bxs smoked herring,
8 cases sardines,
10 tierces rice,
rs bbls tai,
20 " Patch * rosin
ts hxs Nj y raisin:,
co hf and or bxs do
! case prunes, In boxes,
10 boxes citron, &
500 drums figs,
20 bbls Dayton ale, fresh,
20 boxes mustard,
Is 81 corn starch,
80 dog brooms,
500 lbs broom Irvine,
IS boxes axes,
rs hhls crackers,
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NEW HOPE, or the Resese,

A TALE Of the Great Kanswha. One If the
"A most spirited and graphic pictures Of West
ern lie ever written CAVE & SON.
ImIY 81. 1875. hlM
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kcOkuk Book hin derry

AND
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANK BOOKS made and ruled to any REQUIRED
ID pattern,--Court Records, Justices Dockcts
ASSESSORS Books, Poll Books, Sc, s. =, furnish
ed at short notice.
~ Old Rocks, MAGAZINES, Music, Sc, bound
or re-souns In any style desired.
H My Hindery will be found ca Main, between
Second and Third streets, sign of the uBiG
BoOK,'' ISAAC PIERCE
Jan 26, ts64.-d&w
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1853. ooDS n,IS"
Me- REtD, sBs FIELDS co.
- az r orsev, Aiberson & Shields,
AT .he co o,0 MIN sire 4. KE0KuK, lows.
DEALERS in
px a..A.. straw c.e.'' ana a'", =, r
xrIr Ald inform the Merc.h MS OF a, Iowa =,
w r.ts nsa large and se ga ., ''Ie WI, II
CO. no u This seasons trade a.. so,,'
Goo1s. su - ~ of.prompt time buyers as 20"
ss th .1s an purchase tsem in the west We ar ar
a as.y - our stock as the season advances
N'uo"s Dress Silks
In great v4ries, and p Is,esS SHIELD SHIELDS tto.
March 30. 1855 DIN Wy
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NOTICE il hereby given that have this day
IN soid out my interest in the Hat, Zap aud
NJ llinerv business OF Humphrey 4 Gage, to u.
r. Humphrey, who viii continue the business
with Mr.. Gage at the old stand.
JE HUMPHREY
April II, 1853 If
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FLOWS AND WAGONS.
TAFT0R A.

Successors OF Newton Stephens.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th STREETS
Ki.Okuk, IOWA.
NJ HERE they keep constantly on hand all
W kinds Of Plows, Wagons ard Carriages.
made m the best style and out Of the best quality
OF materials Wholesale and retail
TAYLOR & MCKEE.
March II, 1885. dAwtf
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To the Public.

To the Public.
| lie undersigned proposes 10 do Carpeuters
i and joinsrs work OF every description, and
VIII tSke contracts for building hon ses from the
ground upwards, and finish AID furnish materials
and deliver he keys or in any way as per CON
tract and Of The quality and architectural style
agreed upon, end 81 The time specified. Can be
seer AZ my shop or office oil Fulton Street be-.
tween Second and Third p EICHER
Contractor and House Builder.
RrfERracEs: Mr.. ]. A Graham. Thos. W.
Clageit. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, ESQ, Rev VIM.
II. Williams
keokuk, April 70, 1858.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
WEsTCHEsTER CIRC

wEsTCHEsTER CIRCUIT CoUaT-Bsfsre Judge Bnows
LIABILITY OF RAILROAD COMPANIES foh IS''N'
TO PASSENGERS.
William n Hubby Va The Hudson River Rsrosd Company
In this case, tried q. the last Westcnester circuit
Jusse Brown charged the Jary In substance - follows
This action brought 70 recover dsmsse ioI iaans
,u.,siped by the plaintiff October 1883 BY the
cars ming the track st Yonhsrs .n .Se
iaspt srose nom the caTelesspee Of the VINO
10 properly arrange the switch that the exPre
IN - thovn upon side seh and dashed into me re ~ o.
s,.ht ty,in And nov the ouset lot me tell you tns
no matter what Of this switchmsn S
a. I,shmsn or native Ameriean-or whether ne ~ eeen
S.hsrs,d by the defendsss The place Of his oinn
tion which you have rsht to CONSIDER Lnee %ss
~ ri. thai the switcbmsn lfsn ena
er. would not sSd 20, title 70 the yisinaa nf
Soes should have introduced h 'Gy ss.ss JS S
~. - Snov thst thee defendants do not deny thci
The only question bsween Tie psIs. ne a. o~s.eos
With sseers sssss 70 90 exact justice sesys'a s tss
ssit for yos con. . ss5rss 8. Sss
a. AL sos1 ~ % besnl BY The Las As - 81 -
vsuSSoes sad - thsy ssa ooa..sx Insy ~ scsssy
ho.sst f,thful "a sGeisnt msa. % ~ . snsy -
- sst ssy tAfsss tAslr sssss ssA ~ wv
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DIED

BLEAsE- In Jersey City, Friday morning March 80 q
&c. .on Of ne :aa
His ends are respectfully ipyi,sd 70 ssnd s fIasts on
BUCKLEY-Aner. .hort Illness of consampti'u, Psnoi'
Biz tuners. VIII take place from his late residence No 1877
ou.iD.ne: are r:peetfo, Invited 70 attend biz
further notice. Hs remains will Be conveyed to III, New.
Haven Depot and from there to Greenfield HILL Conn Tor
ctsoRNwELL-Os Friday evening, M.reh 80. Of ';.rls.
re friend. family ar. invited to attend th. funeral
No rs Psei6cs between Clinton and Hsory "a; sroollyn
KERR-On Thursds, morning March ~ suddenly, OF dis
eUe Of heart William Kerr E'q in the sis year Of bis
The ierd. Of the family .h those Of his '2a Job, Morris
Kerr and Of biz soniosw David Lstourete r. Of hh broth
. StS On ST. in. be
late residence No. ls7 BrdseSt, bro0lJn without faHhef
MxTTHEws-In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, March 30,
Aiber Duy, of D. and Msld, Matthews aged yea"
tb. shsfnOon Saturday. O'Clock from the residence Of
BIZ ntosTdoSERYon Thupdsy March % Samuel infant
con Of Samuel and Eliza Jane MOntsomsy aged IL months
viii al. y:s' on s:.S.d;y ,s, s1s IA.
oeOel from the Ii ~ No. S.soseu, uv
Bc.ien and o.ns. County papers ,S,y
March g. Andrew Page. eldest con Of Ezekiel and SA'h
BIZ remain. viii be removed this ely 70, ini'r%sn. n
Greenwood Cemetery The ret,e. and friend: are o%
IL tSs Fst Fre.~ Baptist Church susn Hou'
Il n 1t without further invi alton -
PACK-n this city On Friday afternoon, March 30 o. con
.rmnton Alfred T. Pack aged 81 years. months and dsys
Particulars Of the funeral Will be gwen in Monday mornne'
sOUfRE-On Friday, Mueh 80 Lizzie stapb.Iy, .s.d ~
yeus month and dss second daughter Of j. Newton anu
Eliz,bethC Squire. ,..
Notice Of the funeral will be given 10 the evening P.pe
sPRAGUE-On Friday morning hHch 80 Of .Ssnel ssep
Msris Louisa inart daughter Of John d. and hehhen
~ stfves and friends Of the family are respectfully In
20 stsnS the funeral the residence OF her parents
No us Nc DoussLs Sunday April |, " O'CLOCK r. H.
sTEVENS~In East Montpelier on "ednssd.y asres =
Msrv Stevens reet Of the late Jehn stevens and eI Of
H.. inovn the Hon Trstrsm Burgess Of aged "
Sssrs Mrs and her husband among the h' settlers
o fMortpelier.
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FRIDAY, March 3o-P. N.

FRIDAY, March 30-P. n.
There was fair business done at the Stock Bosrd
this morning, without important change In prices At
the Second Bosrd after u Q foreign news was made
public, the market was buoyant, and a general
although not large Improvement was realized. Erie
closed at 49i, an Improvement Of cent. Tho
proposition to issue Certificates Of Stock with Coa
pons attached for foreign Investment has not been
officially considered by the Bosrd, but may be
adopted. There sppean no objection to il, and 1t
would materially facilitate the sale Of the Stock
abroad Reading is reported to be doing an immense
business. The closing prics is sii, an Improvement
of Y cert. Hudson River Is strong N. Y. Central
il well sustained at y cent. advance. Cumberland
took new start and cold 10 considerable extent at
1 y cent improvemt Mt. The dividend question sp
pean to have been dropped. Nicaragua is firm,
closing at l63. Delaware and Hudson sold ct l24,
and Penny ania Coal at 1854. The sales OF Rail
read Bonds reached tl5O 900. Some orders for for
eieu account were on the market and $4,000 Eries,
1875. .old at the Second Board at ss9sef. Illinois
Central improved TO ell Fries, 1871, "a; Panama,
1o4. Central 70, 1901. State Stocks are Arm, with
limited supply on the market. The amount to come
from liouidating Western Banks, we understand, 10
now quite moderate. virginss sold a. 81; Missouri
Ga e4i; Louisiana Sc, 9li; Indiana s., sft ONO Co.
1850, les, &c.
In Exchange the business has not yet opened Tor
the Wednesday steamer, and the deusnd viii, II
thought not be large Rates are without change sn'
heavy. Stirling 81 a 10! p cent Fran'' 5'lst a. III
Freiebts are quiet To Liverpool 500 bales Co Ton
& aod $50 bbls. Pork ll9; 500 bu. Bacon l3l'
To London. $50 bbls Pork 81. To Glsgow. 90 tuos
Fustic, so hhds Bacon, on private terms. charter
va, made for Buenos Ayres at sli for Lumber, and
/, 70 River Platte at els. Another charter was inside
from Charleston to Norway 9. I'D y paddy. An
other to Hamburg with St. Domingo Loswood, ct
4oj. or il to St. Petersburg at 4aIs.
The PAYMENTS at the Sub Treasury to-tay were
area ISL; received. eos 2o4. Balance, 1850, lei.
Paid from Assay Office, s7,a2o. reid on disSursiog
checks, e26, 500.
The coupons on the Mobile Cay Bonds, payable on
The LIST of April in Nsv-York, will be psid on Mon.
dsy, the I'd of that month, u the banking house Of
Ketchum, Rogers & Bemest No. IS Willism-st
Messrs. Atwood & Co., Of No. Wallet, VIII
pay at their Office the ID Of April the interest On
the bords issued by the Milwaukee and Ansas'pp
| Railroad Co. maturing on that day.
hbss been frequently urged By those uniisndiy u
| the Ininos Central RsIrosd Co. that hss ComPAn.
would End Ii impossible TO ssu their Lands q ID
schedule rstes, beossss he 0evrnnsas I'D nil'os
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COMMERCIAL XAZTERS
Sales at the Stock Exchange MARCH 30
sol.e Of Stocks at Philsd.lphi.-MAncH

Reported for TIE N. Y. TstBUSE BY Fay TRomAsl
1,ss Board Camden and nboy Railroad s.. s3. ST.
Ifec'mcen City o. IS e"i loo Pits Coup Sc g. 900
AlleE Co. s. b. IS ~; 2oco su'q Canal g.. 65i 100
s7i Reading Rairssie TO- s6i 900 seia,L Nav Sc
~ b5 49, ass Usion Csna 10 ots, 81 DO 90 $50 L~bah
Zinc rs II; 50 Reading Railroad. cash a. 100 do b. ar;
100 40 IS Peppa Rail DAD b. Al Is do a. s. Lehsh
Nav 20; schayl Nav Prefsrr IS 3ls .risbu'l al.
Railroad e.h lsi 10 NJ Bank OF Kentucky s5~n. 1887 -
Western Bspt. b5 60
Bei~.sn Bo~s.-O GO Kentucky 80 years Jos, s5s Union
Canal 81 % do ss Bark Of Psnns cash. iaoi 100 hsr
Non. Bank Pittsburgh cash, 81 -
Seoo~d Boa,d-ioS Beading RR Sc 10. s5a oce Beaver
Mesd RR 6s "a 800 Petss 81; 81 Ftctsbarr RI b. 3;
leo do ia Uson Cshsl 81 2Penns. RI NJ; Lehish
Nav 10; 81 North n Insurance II Little sch RI ~,
Ae, Boo,d- eco pebns kR g. l9; 100 Lehsh &c. 95 %
do sft; 50 Reading RR s5wn at
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MARRIED..

CONRAD-ELwONGER-At Phisdelphis by the Rsv
Colclszer Mr. William n. Conrad OF Pb1oiryille Penn
to Miss CbrisIns vlsenser Of LycominS County Penn
FIsH-MAITLAND-On Tbur.dsy. March 70, BY the 1t.
Of her uncle CT Mes Taylor Eiq In the City Of Brootyn
Niss Juliet T. Maitland daughter OF John Maitland Esq
ofCbicsso 10 Meanctkon W. Fish o., recently appointed
Phys clan 10 the PIot.st.nt Ep.copsl Misson in Cons
Observation-Disclosures Little Rock AIt on Thnrsdsy
Feb a. Riebsrd Johnson Editor Of The True Demo-
crst to Miss Anna Newton. Of that place - ,
SFAMAN-0ILMORE-On last Tuesday evening March
a. at the residence Of the brides father By the Rev Dr. NIL
lett Of No SOC Broomeet Mr. Chsres seeman OF west
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CoRRrcTIoS.-A citizen who does not wish to be
Known writes us that our paragraph about the stab
bipg srsy in Duane-st ooes injustice to one Of the
women. MIS- Laane, who the writer states is vir,u.
Gus and esimable lady, and no. an abandoned
woman, "a stated; and that she has always m.n-
tanned suled character "a wife and IN other OF
an inter- sticg family. The writer knows the house
where The difficulty occurred has formerly been Of
questionable character; but the former proprietor,
oeceAsed left her huband and bis children heirs
TO the property, and they have been occupying the
house siDce !. came into their possession at the re
queet Of the administration, and to save expense to
hemseives uLt the house is sold Toe history Of the
ARRAY is tbis-Mrs. l. had cent her dom site to the
store, and recolectipg she needed something else,
went to The area gate to call her back when an Sd an
dored woman whom she had never seen, stabbed
her, a. stated.
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IAdyerfieemeukl

RIDICULOUS REPoRT.-Msdam Rumor hss re-
Gently created little s.sits%ss Ia reference 70
e.siv ssssrtsS that the Collector Of the Pert Of N:w ioA
Ssvs ssasAsd that enrs stock Of seA InSis CssSs ~.
,so.Ssi 10 saw there the slightest particle o. u
i thee foelh report: sm.o.ias 70 ~ Len s,dss
6dis sss, 81. sgNk q pr yHdi ed la lsSn Ss ~
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advertise % emil

SUTPHRN & BREED, Importers, Manufacturers
Jobbes Of Ws Papers their and spacious ware
house No Broadway receiving and will continue
70 receive BY various arvina through the the
.ies spe attractive novelties which European shii can
produce the line Of Plain Gold and Velvet DEeosAIvE
wall PArERs Those about adorn the walls OF the
dwellings, other nesty or esespy or VIII very Ies and .s
Invited TO cal. examine tbs rich and attractive soc.
Pro1s shs made low and s consets entered Into snail
be exuted with and artistic st
MercbaDs supplied with American goods ct lowest pos
sible prices
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fAdyertisement.
We advise such of our readers as are interested

We advise such q OUT readtrs ds ale IhteIeStcu
in the Of PhotossphDg to eau at the Gallery o.
No az broadway over Thompsons Saloon We have re-
Gently 'peen Of bis production and have ney
see hs m surpassed either In this country Europe Ow,ns
10 rdpsry facilities their production he 70
produce the coloed impressions at prices ranging i1
best Ivory Miniatures This process invaluable pIooue
copies Of Old Dssuereotypes Paintings a. the ric1se nav
BE- eu,aysed ipf e6pely from the original hh gallery,
Opessins and DIesns Rooms are upen one hoor La con
tsn The largest collection of Portraits In AmereA
Persons remaining short the city should not neglect
To ~ In Q Wait
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IAdYertisennent |
MpIopEoNs TRIUMPH OVER ALL c

MELoDEONs TRIUMPH OVER ALL CONFETTI
,osA-s d. 4 II w SMITHS CrLxss.IEp MsLopEoSs-
been awarded Messrs Smiths cee
loe ns,o5eor. At 81 Pair held Wash
rs,cn ID also the exhibition Of the Mechanics Chair
Tor the State Of Massachusetts, For power aud
.s,n,,, OF tone OF tune elasticity OF touch
sntv and Durability OF make they excel hose OF any other
etur,r An the United States Persons desriae saPe
49, Heledson very low Ice are invited to es Al the
sole
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RUsHToN's CoD-LvER OIL ia particularly
sdspted to Consumptives this ssson To be genuine
mpst have the sisnstore Of FsEp.sicx w. RUsHroS No
other parties are authorized bis either solely or r
connection with any Others At The old esbehment No 10
AsoS House corner Of Barclay and No. All Broadway cot
ntr Canal IT.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

brooklyn SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT james w.
Buckley, Esq the newly elected School Superintend.
ent Of the consolidated city has entered upon his ne
field Of labor Mr.. Bukley wa, until recently the
Principal of one Of the largest of the wlismsburgh
Public Schools, and has for many years ranked high
in his profession throughout the State He brings to
bis position superior ability, undsunted energy,
and long experience in school matters. 1t Is source
Of copgratuaton, among teachers particularly, that
men of tried experience in their profession are sp-
pointed to such stations of honor and usefulness.
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INFAMOUS ASSAULT UPoS A FExALE.-A man
oantd John Lyon was yesterday arrested, charged
with the commission OF a gross outrage upon the
person OF girl is years Of age. named Sarah A..
johnson 1t is alleged that he went to the house No.
81 Orchsrdst where the girl lived and asked if her
mother wss in, and on receiving reply in the neg
alive be committed the assault. He was taken be-
fore Justice Welsh and committed for ex amin stion.
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fAayertiseu ent |

I'm John BULLS SARSAPARILLA is the most
s, ,u6er Of the blood aud all the seceticns OF the nu
Our moot eminent physicians 10 whom its com
,,;n Rs been msde kpovnl pronounce TO be an 9oe
9used tonic medicine for Indigestion ana s
S,at,n. once No 2Courtisndtst two doom NON pio'o
PIce In quart bottles 81 cash, or S1 oo'ss '0' -
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TVHE COUPONS falling due on tho Let Of ApM
Il ,.rt n De ceaseusasa Beads 81 tie nnsoS 49,
SIrsI ce3csay IN b IA - prsssetstoe tse ooes
sSHs cesp.:y r. VOL = =; -. - - u.
nSogieoa b ~ h. - ~ SesS~, sfs
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Advertisement

SELF-IMPROvENEST.-A correct Analysis of
The Phrenoioecal Organs shows individual
suit profession In life he Is best sdsptodIn which
be most and hov 10 cultivate restrain thoe fac
ultes pecesssy 70 obtain haronious intellectual
social Opposition EXAMINATIONS with Written Descriptions
Day and kvenhs. BY M. fowLER. No 500 Broadway.
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ARRIVALS Among the recon. arrivals in town, we
notice the following:

notice th6 fOU0WtnR:
Fneisco; Hon IN Ne Ohio; Lieut. G. Barney ADD far
iy. Washington c.; DR. Jscsson N. Hon s Wood
ruf Hsrfore; bsbert Koox AMI family Antigua; JouaS
Albany; Rurr DO suoog do (; J y. For. Roehests
) Frost, Brsteboro', Vt O. Rogers Baltimore nd
A Van Gssbeek. Albany, w. Randall and lady, sey.
mour, CT; Geo. w Carpen:er Rye, CT
Attic 6ETRoPoLTsS HoTEL-don Pierre Souls late Mo.
bterto stsh; Gen. Vim Brinoe. Penps Col. r 81. wyn.
hop. U asr,h,l, PeDna w soormsn eOs.on; Capt.
Steele o. Army Capt Samuel Kennedy ship Ne
Z BsIuoD. ws,hioston; z. Johns Ne~oursh; John
Amts mss,sehu.etis CsyetsDo Conner meIico o. Alvarez
do Manuel E,csbdop, do T NJ. Brewer, Boston
Al The at NIcHoLAs-Col J Black, London; Geo. A.
Woolver o. Albany; A. White. Boston; Bailey, do
N. III Tyrell Buffalo; Buckingham Sft Vernon; Aired
Ely Rochester; Tho Irwin. Os~eso; shopster. Gin.
epnsf. O.; Burt Springfield; John Arsot. Emira; A.
lockwood Baltimore
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U. g. DISTRICT COURr-MARcH sc-BefOrs Judge HALL.
SENTENCE.
William Courtney, seaman of the ship Rosoius,
CHARGED with severely stabbpg the mste during difficulty
eDeneed fine Of cents and DO Imprisoned nine
montbs.
TRIAL FOR ALLEGED LARCENY.
A German named Gneisee was placed upon trial
chs sed with larceny Of board the chip Metrop
The Jury returned verdict Of cot guilty.
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TAdvertisement ]
-I,ife and Cabinet

PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITs.-Life and Cabinet
Sizes Pastel Mnlsiare sizes superior to the nness
blahme world Perfect lkenesse taken In any
style or sse from DssuersoyPes Of deceased persons %
fsien oniy BY }. quincy c. FREDERIcKs, No ~ hne
Bs1se du Rsmpat, Paris and No Sis Broadway New-ioA.
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flfyerttsAmenfI

GROUP Cough can be cured in one night by
bathing the throat and chest with j. srAYrosDs OLvs
TAR Price, 90 cents bottle. Sold No New and By
J. hiLHAu, Drusgist, No. ls3 Broadway.
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GYsSAsTIC EXERCISES The fourth annual review
of Jones's Gymnasium. on the corner Of Fulton and
Pineapple-sts was held on Thursday evening before
select audience Of ladies and gentlemen. Various
evolu'iors were performed and numerous feats Of
agility displayed by the members while during
the intervals, band of music in attendance played
a number of popular airs, which, with the exercises,
made the proceedings Of an exceedingly interesting
character, both to participants and visitors.
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fldyerttaeuentI

Gas! Gas New styles of GAS FIXTURES,
for the prns Trade Of both msden and sutque designs
out Wholesale buyers partieu invited great
hsnofaeuriDs Depot Of ARCHER wARsEn Co.. No. J7s
Broadway Also the beat Portable Ga Works for Country
DwelLnks. Churehes and YsetorIes In this country.
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LAST DAY-Let all New-YOrk, Brooklyn and
the Jer,e,s y this day and subscribe to the
heap WHITne CLASSES. via: 81 50 for the course
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, No. $50 Broadway
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DIsCHARGING PRISONERS.


Sir: In one Of the evening papers of 10 d.y Am
ssed for 6brsng persons the Eighth Ward
stiop Hcuse WHO arrested Justice Oborns
mt and the order OF the Mayor stated Tanhos that
&ee the facts 10 brief All ut III oc'oct
6y niht requested by citizen to visit the Station
House matter respecting hiend of his Who
bed been arrested while accidentally la esmbios house
Upoo arriving at the Police Station learned thst the pses
Ia beer tsAt into cnsody sued Justice o.
han ard ythoih yfused to take action IN he matter until
arrested then the rei6ence of
sice Oto with the alluded to- aud stated to the
bad been arrested while Ia the house Of
~ While and that had declined doing uoess with
NJ ove6se and consent Justice Osborn ned to the
Wge cf the Of whom bad spoken to appear bc-
Er him ct tire Msy Office 10 O'Clock 10 the morning;
I'd without any idea Of thw upg the ends Of Juyce,
ard sccofdirsly In conclusion would state that Justice
esst been perverted by my action in this alter the
y chysed ard he necnary witnesses appeared and gave
be required bonds to am dear Sir very respect
any your 0'e'''N' '' @M s. DAWSON, Police Justice
Ese. York, March 50. 1856.
ILLEGAL ISTERAEsT About 10 O'clock on Thurs.
Sy night Policeman Farley. of the Fourteenth Ward de-
ed two named Patrick Gould aud Patrick Csstels 10
he oct OF throwing boz contsDns the dead body OF In
sn tie yard Of st. Pscks Cathedral. AMI arrested
m The Infant subq proved to have been still born
nd the prbonen were discharged with rePriusnd.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Ssmuel johnson, guest at
Cbsmb-rlsirs Hote Robinson St. while passing through Or
DOYLE him visit Five Points and they
were hing IN B.x,ert Doyle suddenly sez.d him, aud
of b eonfederates Dominica Waters and James
Clark stepped up std robbed bin OF wallet Containing %
essh and for 25 with which thew endesvored to es
ere but captured BY Officers Rker and Quinn, Of the
Saith Wsd who had been attatd to the spot BY the cries
Bssst ana committed default Of 900 bail each
the change
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