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Excelsior Rooi a. shoe NanufactOry
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
"a CO..

Excelsior Boot a shoe NanutactOry
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
- n. HARRIS CO.,
I i ANlNG Just opened shop, in their old In
1 | business, on third street, between Main
and johnson. heokuk, Iowa, respeV fullyv ~
announce that they prepared TO manu-
facture the ncatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not to be excelled by any manufac-
urers the West they solicit share Of public pat
ronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock is always u the latest fashion and best quail
ty and NJ the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern or slop work on hand, we
warrant all ready made Boots and Shoes Of the
same character as those made to order.
Call aud leave your orders for good fit. War
raned 80 suit in every particular.
w. Repairing in the ncatest and most substan-
tia manner done short notice.
j. I. HARRIS d co.
July 81 1855. DIV
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vHoLESALE Grocers and dealers IN lto~
w Steel, Biacksmth Tools, Buggy IrimmlnF
4. A. have il store and 10 arrive full and COM
plsfe stock " goods n their line, consisting - par
81 follow which they Offer to tile trade NJ the how
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q. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS

Main Street, bet. 3rd 4th So. hEOhI *, low A.
rINfE undersigned has in his lsrxEF5E4>
L Ware Rooms, and =es gns keep &sx.5Iyj5H
ing constantly hand well Sc Et-~4O
ceted assor ment Of all kinds Of Furniture, enhra-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and p4aln Bureaus fine
and plain Sofas fine and PLAN Center and Card
Table, Cane seat ard Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from PLAIN wooden
seat t. the finest hair cloth stuied seat; PLAIN and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest styles;
Lounges, d..
Looking Glasses OF all sizes Clocks, Carpetinrs,
floor and door mattings, foor and table OF cloths
mattresses. feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings and very other arii-
Gle usually kept in my line OF business.
Part Of my stock WAS made under ny super
vision and the rest bought from manufactores Of
high standing, that ! can warrant every article
for durability and finish Of work manship.
Nv object il 10 establish permanent business
here, and not the Peter Funk principle; and
an iudneement to parsons 10 purchase oi me, | AIN
resolved 10 aeli a. the iowesl ST. Louis price,.
Gail and examine my stock before purch asin e
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in showing
furniture 10 Ladies and Gentlemen WHO call IN,
whether they feel inclined to buy not
Nav 81 IS54--ti1wtf e. W. SANDERS.
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Roots ANA snoes at Wholesale.

HAVING opeued house in this city for the pur
l. pose OF carrying the Wholesale Boot and
Saoe business, We respectfully call the attention OF
tie trale 10 our laf.e and well assorted stuck
NhicA Il now being received direct from the best
manufactures Ia Massachusetts. II is our in eption
AWAY keep ON hand complete assortment #
goods the lane and offer such Inducements as viii
obtain for us a liberal are Of patronage.
Country merchants Viii do We'll 10 call and exam
inc our stock before they purchase.
Ju!x ID CARTIER CO.
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WINS HOUSE.

CORNER or JOHNSON AND FIRST sTREErs,
DY CHARLES L. BJNNELL The under -
ID signed takes pleasure IN announcing that VIII
he has taken tins very popular House and -
made a complete renovation throughout the entire
premises. lie is prepared TO receive the pat
fonago Of the p,blic, and believes be meet the
wants Of all VINO desire good House.
lie hopes, by close application To the business
aal attention 90 the nanny wants Of the traveller, TO
merit and obtain share Of patronage
m baggage taken TO and from Boats free %
charge. CHAS. u. BIANElL.
Anfl 5. lhlh. DIFF
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G.. CARRIER s. Co..

Nains :, between Nafur and T rs, kEUk h, IA
w HOLESALE Dealers IN Foreign and D1iasatis
w Dry oo,ds.
Having rec ~ Il IN extcnsiv stock II FAN Win.
ter Cos Dis, invite ths attention cf amntIy acr
Amrg Other things, have god stock II
Woe II tteod- o appruv q gsad + Cloth anu
Sltine,s a. white, yellow t~ilItd ANA PLAIN Elan
ne IS % great warn ~ # plain and AID Linsey- an
cxt usiye assortment cf Prints and Trimmings II All
Kinds lSept. l. lea5.--wly
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j. w. Ecrogg5'

]. W. Ecrogg5'
LUMBER YARD. hEOKUK.
nN Conseri S-reet, between Attn and 9th Streets,
1noFth Of Man street. large assortment IT
Lamb9r and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
tand dawly.
lI0afElTEk'S celebrated stomach Blucrs for
l sale IN MOORE 4 HOOP Il.
sepleu4beI 2, ist0-~d
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Tne Ola Crockery House


az CAREY d kILB0C RNL Is s'ii in fun blast,
ound, u, we lru. py .r,c AND Aenorab sdea ~ (,
has scared aud Wiz "a nan .arge porion of he
tsfy best 5es 81 Gu toner and III accordance vii
the Increase VI business we are enabled 70 impof
Good
DRIFT FR0N ENGLAND,
and in such quanllie5 n 90 our house ~ pc
siton inferior il ei hrr ,u nc ma q. : Lou
Is or Chicago, ana mold onr-etre- ready dapa.ca &
the regnar bill of the from any Of the ABOVE
places.
We happy to inform triends inyou ghou'
the Safe, tina We have open for Inspection and ae,
upwards Of
400 Crates of GrOckery.
together with upwards 81 500 BONES GLAsSw ARE,
manufactured to patterns, and pres ly ior
our own trade We have also the most extensive a.
ment Of
LOOKING GLASSES
ever brought TO tho ; &, sith all other good kept
Ia Crockery houses. We VIII b. happy % &c any
and ali desire 70 purchase good ia our line. and
as them Il they dea "a Will do a. wei
/ by hem hm0w how. We have careful pack
crs. and very seldom aaee complaint Of broken ware
| Order re pee fllly so.lctted.
| Man Street, be seen ID and 4th Streets.
CAREY i kILBOI RNE
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$3.50.
1855. FAE,E SALES. IS5
K RE Il STO G. K s..
1856
TLEaaoHN q HARRISON, Wholesale Or

4 fLE3H0tN HARRISON, Wholesale Gr'oers
~ aid Commission Merchants, Corner Fourth and
Mais STR K okuk. Iowa.
Nouia tesPseilu..y iAiagin merchants tom the ia
triar, nld an et.4ss lat Ia, tha rs, -
eeitHg ditect from New lorh ana New Orleans, 4
Wy lrrgt Gni complies. st,ch al nfoceles suitable
% the ial Inda which they nre preparea t. oa !
e. 8taners ui.n the mot t-se~et terms Our
s.peh hes Den .elec u with ee- care by ~ expert
en- 4 tuy a1a tayag bon purchased from hgss
heu ls n. toEti.nt thei W. eayr greater IN
dacesn AZ Il .lyuiS aud custom rs than ever be-
core. We V uA u'etct r., respectfully selclt meT-
ehse'. T. ana eSanine sfoS n psic.s before
IcAastng si-epneA.
4 $50 Esa. The country sisll rt~eiye oar
prvs4pt aud aftieaal attention, ana shRi Sc filled
al d. l9w .iuc could b. daai IN r.. 4s9is, aGilng
transportation. B.l3v We give list u PARK Of our
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used, Will restore il 10 its original softDess ana
beauty Those who have used il say it is the best
preparation they have
Sold, wholesale and retail, by II IL AYERS, Drug
..st corner If Main aud IhiId treets. heokak low
Also by Druggists aud Merchants throughout tn
State.
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Cox T. Shelley.
WHOLESALE lAAiEGs ~
Foreign & Domestic by Goods,
NOTIONS AND yArsIET GOODS,
Clothing and HAS.

end Gaps, 9S Main street, heokus.
INVITE the attention Of purchas Writing this
l mark ~ an uau ua!ly heavy Sud c9'npl, stock
+ Fail ana Winter Go,.ds wAich th<y now get
ting in store and watch VIII b. sold extra low
PIE
4 M. Annn-l % Is My
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rne unlvsrslty's amily Remedies

I SSl EB under ths seal. Sanction ard Authority
i of tae University 4 Free Mtde.u aud pcfu ar
knowledge. chartered hs tbs sat, u FsnnsyIfana,
April ~. 1913. wsta capital Of 4lto.ottt manly
iur the purpose If arrsst,ug the csls II spurious
luI Worthless hostralas aise, for n1fs5ne TIE
community with reIiatlt remedies vheffer M
oefent Physician cauuos or viii not be eulplay -
l.hs INSTITUTION has purchased from Dr. JouN X.
ROWLAND, i ehFat
RON AND's TONIC MIXTURE,
known for upwards II twenty tye years RS the
,nly sure and safe cure for Fever and sguc, 4c.,
ana his nestilnable rem az FIR Bowel Complaints,
ttoaand's Compound syrup q Blackberry kooi,
shich highly approve and popular remedies, to-
sethcr With the u yerslty Kennedy f9s to4Pia nts
Il the Luugs The University = K nedt for Igsp.p-
sia or Ind eestlon: the University irneey for
costlse Bowels also, tic IniYers Is = Almanac may
be had al the Branch Diepgnsary. u store #
MCKINNEY Il Xxi Err, heukuk.
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}. ". JOHNSTON,


TNDERTAkER. Corner Of johnson andE-Hr-
~ Third Streets.
Carries hs business # Under taking in all its
branches. He has recently made extensive additions
10 his stock and perfected his arng inents every
departing t
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
mpervious to air and in1estructible highly orna
IN Mt "a and invaluable for this preservation Ut the
dgad, well collins Of every style ANA finish fur
nishtd 10 order.
Hearses aud carriages furnished, and the entire ar
rang Of the funeral att ndtd to when reqnired
hankuk April u, 1855. dy
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Caledonian Cough Lozenges.

| Prepared by Ii. X. Fillmore popular remedy
furCough- Colds and Bronchial affections. 1h,,
have given entire satisfaction 10 those who have useu
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100000 Lights OF Sash,
AT pEyE NEW STEAM WORKS

Corner Of johnson and Eighth Sts-, keokuk, Iowa
fENIlE subserhlr' have nov on hund al lhesr hian
l ufaespry, the largest lot Il sash, Of all sizes
and descr ptions offered west u the MIssiss p
D. River and, with their facilities, bound TO
keep pace with the increasing wants Of tine country,
from here to Council Biutfs. Weare making partic-
lar arrangements TO supply ths Fort Dies Moines
River trade during the coming spr.ng.
DOORS.
We have also q large assortment IF Doors, en-
bracing all common sizes. Orders for particular
sizes Will be filled on short notice.
WINDOW BLINDS.
Our machinery is particularly adapted 10 the
manufacture If lndow Blinds. of superior style
aud finish. All orders ATTENDED 10 without 4 lay.
n r. We want il distinctly understood, that
We can fill any orders for common sized Sash or
Doors, at all times. III articles in line, sold
on reasonable terms. sc. & s. CARTER.
keokuk, Feb. y, 1885. WY
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yyYITIT Points and Fixtures, warranted not
w corrode. For sale by
j. Ii. SULLIVAN L CO.,
July III, lS55--d Ito Main. street, Keokak.
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GiEimore,s vegetable Cathartic and
fteer Pills.

These celebrated Pill. excellent reu.dy for
Fcyer and que. Bilious Complaints. Collie, Dysente-
~ Constipation Of tue Bowels, Indigestion, Jaun
dire Dfupey, Debility Liver Complaints, Blotchs,
on the SKIN. Fey,rs, st The best family pill know
nocued
Nh TO insure genuine article and one 81
which you rey with pefe-t saf ~ b. partlcu a.
t. Inquire for Gilim.res Vegetable, Catlartie an,
Liver Pulls
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Leather I Leather !

heokuk, Iowa, Aug. IS. lo55--w
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cluunores TuYkssh ( anamsut.

This is the best remedy known for bowel comp
laints such us Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Pain
III the Bowels, &c. &c. lhoAe who have used IL ar
charmed Wi lis medical virtues The name is blow,
in The plags
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BY ROTHWELL " BROWN,
SALE or IMpROyI

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF IMPROVED
= Property.-On Thursday, the first day Of Feb
rary 1855, shall sell in front Of the premises near
the steamboat Ia ,dng, at o'clock, p. NJ at public
auction, by virtue Of deed of trust dated November
10, 1853, and duly recorded in Lber j. A. s., No. 67,
foos 1858, 81, all that lot Of land designated as lot
No. 81, in square No. 327, according to Lawrence's
subdivision of portion Of said square, with all the
alley privileges, buildings, and improvements con-
sisting Of valuable brick tenement A plat and de-
scrpon Of the lot with its dimensions and contents
will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms Of sale; 300 cash within three days after
the SALE 5000 in nine nths and $3.50 in twenty-one
months the balance in two years A deed to be riven
and deed Of trust taken secure the deferred pay
ments All conveyancing at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. a. ROTHWELL Trustee.
~ The above sale is postponed to Thurs
day, the 18th instant, same hour and place. ~
A. R0THWELL, Trustee.
ROTHWELL 4 BROWN,
feb 2--eotd Auctioneers.
EW The above sale is further postponed
to Tuesday, the third day Of April same hour and
place. A. ROTHWELL, Trustee
R0THWELL Il BROWN,
feb l6--lawtd 1 Auctiopcers.
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AstAodist Protestant Conference - Ezecton 81
Pyssidsnt- Improvements No1siHa-
hons, dc.
ALEXANDRIA, March 10, 1855.
The Conference met yesterday at nine o'clock,
agreeably to adjournment. Rev. Ell Henkle, Pre-
sident pro tenn, in the chair The Conference pro-
ceeded 10 the examination Of the characters Of the
ministers, which occupied the morning session.
Conference reassembled at halfpast two o'clock,
and was opened with reading and prayer. The ex-
animation Of character was then resumed, and on
calling the name Of Rev. g. X. Cox, President Of
Madison College, Pennsylvania, that gentleman
arose and delivered beautiful eulogium on the
late DR. ]. 8. Reese.
The Conference then proceeded to the election
Of a President with the following result:
First balIot--Rev. w. Robey, 10; Rev. L. w.
Bates, Is Rev. J. w. Everest, "a. Necessary to
choice, 3s. On the second ballot--Rey. w. Ro-
hey, II; Rev. L. w. Bates, Is; Rev. J. w. Ev-
crest, As. Rev. J. w. Everest was declared elect
ed, and that gentleman took the chair and delivered
a few remarks, which were wen received.
Mr.. Robert Harper, one of our most enterprisng
merchants, is having a modern front put to his
store, with bow windows, the whole depth of the
lower story, and learn that he will open immedi-
ately gentlemen's furnishing store.
The nominations made by the American party in
Virginia are received with great favor here; It is
admitted that It is strong ticket and we hear Of
many outside the order who will vote for 1t, and
be active In its support d. II.
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BY J. c. Mcclure, Auctioneer.

VMNAO5lE E.S SALE Oh HOUSE and Lot
On Tuesday afternoon, February 10th, ut
o'clock, by virtue of deed Of trust, dated August
8, 1854, and duly recorded October "a, 1864, among
the land records for Washington county, d. G., II
shall SELL at public sale in front of the premises part
OF lot numbered j, In square numbered $50, COM
mencing for the same on New Jersey avenue 1873
feet inches northwardly Of street, thence at right
angles from said avenue 80 feet; thence due west
feet; thence due north feet inches; thence due
east feet; thence due north 20 feet thence east %
feet thence along said avenue southwardy Is feet
inches, to the place Of beginning, together with the
improvements thereon. being two-story Frame
House.
Terms Of sale All conveyancing at the expense Of
the purchaser, and the terms TO be complied with
within five days from the day. Of sale; on failure
thereof the Trustee the right to resell the
premises at the risk and expense Of the delinquent
purchaser. JOHN Y. DONN Trustee
]. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
sH The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
March goth, same hour and place.
JOHN Y DOM, Trustee.
j. O. MCGUIRE,
feb 20-2aw&d Auctioneer.
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TIME undersigned, named executor In
the lasf will of Iaines .Rafrie d.caauad ha -

TIME undersigned, named executor In
- the last will of James Ratrie, deceased, hav-
ing taken out letters testamentary, will offer for sale
on the 10th day Of April, at IL o'clock, NJ in front
Of the premises, the Following valuable property in
Washington city
Part Of lot No. ], square 8sl, fronting 20 feet
7th street east with depth of lot and lying next to
the northern 20 feet of said lot; the improvements
two story brick house. Also, vacant lot No. square
south Of square 9ao. Tho sale will commence on
square No S81.
This property il situated near the Navy Yard, aud
to those DESTROYS Of purchasing real estate in this
rapidly improving portion Of the metropolis favor
able opportunity is offered for profitable investment
For terms apply TO H. D. Claughton, attorney at
law, Alexandria, Va, or to Messrs. Green Scott.
All pc indebted to the estate Of James Ratre
deceased, requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the estate to present
them forthwith for payment.
THOMAS REDDEN,
Executor Of James Ratrie deceased
GREEN a SCOTT =
mar 8--eo&ds Auctoneers
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Alta Presidential caucus lately held in Richmond,
Virginia, nomination was made by lot Eleven
strips of paper bearing the names Of General Hous-
ton, Kenneth Rayner, William O. Rives, Willard
Fillmore, Daniel Ullman, George Law, Governor
Pollock, Alfred b. Ely, General Bayley, Commo-
dore Stockton, and Jacob Broom, were deposited
in box, and one being casually taken out, it
proved TO be the name Of Kenneth Rayner. The
act was repeated, and Mr.. Rsyner's name again
appeared. Hereupon IL was agreed that the Hon.
Kenneth Rsyner was the proper person for the
candidacy.
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Ne,o YORK .Markets.

New York, March l6.--Cotton Is firm, with an
upward tendency. Flour is unchanged, with a
moderate demand at previous rates; sales Of 5000
barrels; Southern is firm; sales Of 1850 barrels at
30 12a$9 81 IL. Wheat is a triae lower; sales
of $4,000 bushels. Corn Is unchanged; sales Of
Western mixed at 90 cents. Pork is firm and up
ward. Beef is unchanged, with moderate de-
mand at previous rates. Lard is downward and
dull Whiskey is lower sales Of Ohio at 80 IL cts.
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Descent on a Qam6linq House.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The police made a
descent last night upon gambling house in Chest
nut street, below Tenth, which they found in full
operation. The bank and apparatus was captured
and twenty-seyen persons were made prisoners,
mostly southern and western merchants.
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Effects of the Gale.

BosroS, March lathe schooner Telegraph has
been towed into Dennis with loss of masts. Captain
Wickerson was badly injured by falling mast
Schooner Springfield, from New York for Portland,
ashore ut Chatham on the 9th, is full of water.
The cargo was saved in a damaged state.
The storm Of Friday at Nantucket, New Bedford,
Barnstablc, and other places, was the most severe
that has been experienced for years.
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a LETTER dated Jan, 13d, 1856, post
IN marked Hopewel Mccklenburg county, North
Carolina; addressed 10 the Editor Of the American
Organ, Washington, ID. Co., and containing ten dol
lar bill Of Cape Pear Bank, North Carolina, No 5ass
letter Aa, date Sd October, 1s48; and Ave dollar bill
on the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina, No
5000, letter G., date June LIST, 1858.
The above letter was mailed by Robert Henderson
and has not yet been received at this ofics. Post
masters on the route are respectfully requested 10
give this their special attention. feb N--n
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Me,p Rarpshire Election.

Concord, March I5--Returns from 205 towns
give Metcalf 81, 1856; Baker, 25,5s4; Bell, 5000,
and Fowler, l,l64. The twenty towns and voting
places to hear from will probably reduce Metcalfs
majority about 500
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Ne,o ,Jeysev Mmnicipal Elections.

nicpal officers took place here yesterday The
most intense excitement prevailed until the result
was announced. John II. Church was elected
Mayor, William s. Hopes, Recorder, John H. +.
Stiles, Alderman. The result is looked upon as a
decision against public improvements and also
against licenses.
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Baltin.ors Markets.

BALrMoRE, March l6.--Flour is very firm I;
sales of Howard street at SOL City Mills at 90 rs.
Receipts of grain light, and little is doing at
unchanged rates,
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD The. official
report of the business of this road, for the month
Of February, has been published, which shows the
revenue for the month to have been as follows:
Main stem. Wash. br. Totals.
For passengers $30,076 83 $22, 49s 81 $62, 574 81
For freight l55,365 "a 5000 % 163,82s l6
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VHANTED--A situation I'm n mercantile
w house, grocery preferred, by young man
who has been IN public business for two years
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. 8. O., Boz sss, Alexsn-
dris, Va Jan 2s--H
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AHeoed Embexzle,ncut.

PErERsBURG, Va, March 4.--Henry D. Bird,
late president Of the Petersburg and Roanoke Rail
rord Company, was to-day arrested on the charge
of having embezzled some $3l 900 Of the funds Of
the company He was taken before the mayor,
who refused to bail him, and he was committed to
jail As high as 500, 900 bail was offered, but the
mayor declined to receive it,
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BosTos, March l5.-The Canada having been de.
tanned until Saturday, supplementary mail will be
made up for her, closing at o'clock, A. M, on
Saturday.
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1s5,44l 81 sl,4el 40 2I6,9os 0;

As compared with the corresponding month Of
1854, we have the following result: Decrease, on
the main stem, from passengers, $l,ll3 81; and
from freight, $ss,sol 4s; while, on the Waahing-
ton Branch, there is an increase Of So, lao SO,
leaving the total decrease on the receipts of the
entire road, $ss,265 81 for the past month, as
compared with the corresponding month of last
u
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Ne,c York Stock KarEet.

New YoRK, March l6--Stocks are decidedly
better. Money is easy. Sales at the first Board,
of Virginia skies at 97c North Carolina skies 9sc
9. 60; Missouri skies, 95 So; Louisiana skies,
% 81; New York Central Railroad, o. IA !;
Eric Railroad, AZ "a; Cumberland Coal Company,
"a 3-4 Reading Railroad, SO IL.
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A Snoto Storm.

0sDKssBuRa, N. Y, March IA snow storm
commenced yesterday afternoon and still continues,
drifting much The ice is yet good across the S.
Lawrence.
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GENEVA, N. Y, March IA fire commenced
las3 night on Seneca street, which completely de-
stroyed the stores occupied by @. Spier, ]. w.
Smith, Manthal & Kohn, and s. s. Lobb. Loss
about 100000 A portion of the loss was COW
cred by insurance.
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PHIIADELPHIA, March l6.--It is rumored here
that Baker, the murderer of Poole, was arrested
this morning at the Morristown railroad depot
Should it prove correct information win be trans
mitted
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CINCINNATI, March le.--There Is 10 feet Of
water in the channel Business Is generally active.
Eastern exchange has advanced to "a premium.