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hui ELLINGTON


BURLINGTON, Iowa.
A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of Penn
= acknowledgements by the l. gislaturc Of
that state With perpetual charter,
TRt srEEs:
His Excelency the Hos. JAMES BrcHASAS Hon.
WILLIAM WILKINS, tlate Secretary AT NarJ tie
Hos Moses HAMILTON; Hos W. II. LoWEY Hos.
CHARLES NAYLoR and t,FN. j. n MoonhHEAp.
FACULTY.;
AvnRFw T HUwpES. late senor Professor Of Book
Keeping and Commercial Science IN tie Mercantile
College Of Pcnnsy lvania.
l.otis II DALHoFr late Professor Of Commercial
and Ornamental Penmauship in the same insttu-
ton.
CHAs. BES. DARWIN, member Of the Burlington
Bar-Pr1fcssor Of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every par
tcuIar that al training for business intro
duced and followed up for upwards of fifteen years
by Mr.. DUR the founder Of the Mercantile College
Of Pennsy wanna, by which about 5000 merchants
and accounts ants have been qualified for business
1t is now regarded BY business men as the most
thorough and effective preparation for the account
ant gwen in the United States. II comprehends
upwards Of 400 real business ransaetions-ilustra-
ting six different methods of conducting books by
double entry-about 500 commercial computation
explaining many business operations not found ii
common arithmetics-a comprehensive course Of
mercantile manshIs-business forms and bus-
iettcrs--daiiy lectures CONNER REAL law and
commercial sciences
Dnfs Book Keeping Harpers edition, price 81,
80. the most perfect and comprehensive in the Eng
itsh language Duif's Western Steamers Account
ant, perfect system for such accounts, SlTo be
had Corse S Book Store. Jefferson street
Exs~ Send for IA Circular by mail.
Buriip gtnu, July IT, 1888 div
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/, Nos. - and IS, Levee,
the following, completing
; hich they offer to the trade
! viii do justice to any err
ed with.
30 nests tubs,
10 doz lar buckets,
1, so d9z zinc washboards,
20 boxes clothes pins,
100 coils manila rope,
al p . int /"
- doz hemp and grass bed
coras,
500 boxes window glass,
10 asst sizes and brands
Is 40 boxes fumblers,
80 hAs pit, If pit 4 qt TASKS
8 ceroons Il 2 cases indigo
| cask prime madden,
> hbis alum,
10 copperas, 1
, ) sacks pepper,
. " splce,
% boxes gro. pepper and
plmento,
e 2 bales cloves,
| case nufmegs,
so boxes ground ginger,
20 duz yeast powders,
80 bbis diff. kinds nuts,
% bushels fresh pea nuts,
% bales cotton batting,
10 A" candle wick,
:, - bags cotton yarn,
80 :" colorcd and white
] carpet chain,
30 bales wrapping Irvine,
80 boxes 1T. Louis starch,
~ starch,
50 doz Thomas Oysters,
100 boxes candy,
zoe kegs rife and mining
powder,
100 doz wood buckets,
o,Qtlo feet fuse,
70 cases ID and hf III can
lster powder,
4 100 boxes matches,
30 boxes ink,
loo bags shot, all sizes,
, tons bar lead,
200 " q b caps,
100 NJ water proof do
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diff. y. +. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
otice.

u ECEINED, July 30th, ls55 from. stea M boat Oak
IL land the following articles
One bureau and contents two be.lsteads one box
plumber; one old stove, marked "a. Coulter, keo-
kuk, which will be sold in thirty days unless call
cd for, and all charges paid
oct24dlm fIIrTENDEN 4 NeGAVIc
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Tennessee Iron.

NYE are now receiving, IN addition to our pres
w ent stock Of Iron and Black smith Tools, di-
rectv from The manufac arers, 30 tons assorted ST.
Res Bur Iron, on which We Will he able 10 give cur
customers the benefit OF the recent decline in the
market; also 100 slabs assorted siAcs Plow Steel, ~
which the attention Of dealers aud hlacksmiths is
directed. Feeling DESTROYS Of enlargng this branch
Of our business, are prepared 10 offer the neces-
sary Inducements 10 customers 20 accomplish the
same. ddW lONNAbIE, SM1IH j. GO.
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/ sfN' y 'N7=NN Y -
n their Spring stock. v
at very low rates. ThoS
ders tley may be fatore
100 hhd- \ @ Sugar.
40 hhls Belchcr ) clfd.
% :" loaf and crushed
100 :. ) ii Molasses,
so i" Plantation :"
so " Belcher 3 : ii an
golden syrup,
80 pkgS, hf bill d kgs do
zoo sacks Rio coffee.
80 peck Is old gov Java d
800 kegs nails, ass I size
80 boxes soap,
30 do star candles,
30 do mould do
70 hf chests teas, asst ,
so boxes do
loo bxs chewing tobacco
various brands,
90 boxes cut chewing and
smoking do
30 NJ regalia and prinel ,,
cigars,
% boxes Cuba skies,
500 bn prime ID. Apples,
500 bu prime b Peaches,
100 pags sa!eratus, bbls,
boxes, kegs,
20 kegs : c Soda,
300 bbls wrapping paper.
100 reams let. 4 cap do
90 pkgs / 2 i 5 mackereI
5 drums Goldfish,
80 bxs smoked Herring,
CO asses sardines,
10 tierees rice,
- bbls tar.
20 +" pitch and rosin,
50 bxs NJ h raisins.
80 IF and Or hxs do
| case prunes, IN boxes,
10 boxes cItron,
800 drums figs,
% bbls Dayton ale, fresh
- boxes mustard,
ID = corn starch,
so doz brooms,
500 lbs broom Irvine,
p boxes axes,
Is bbls crackers,
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shaving a Hair Cutting Extraordi-
nary!

mary!
GHAMP00NlNG AGREEAf3LY PERFORMED.
~ The iasorte Saloon Of George Cabus, Main
Street. below Parsons's Bank. presents new attrao-
tions IL the citizens Of keos uk Having obtained
assistants IN ny business sup rior any before
employed IN tins city, nsie the patronage Of the
community, rs am statistic tina, | shave clean
ef. cut hair more handsome ly and -hampoon with
more dexterty than any In rber in the State Of Iowa
Competition challenged . GEORGE CABUS.
August %, lS55.-lydd w6m
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID Ta
ROOIING.

H. fDllok-Sir: see IN your paper that a Ger
~ tam gentleman III the stove trade has arrived
IN his city and brought his mechanics from the east
purporlng 10 be far ahead OF Western mechanics
Aow would say that the proof of the pudding is al.
way IN chewing the string. l would invite you 10
look some roofing that has been done bY one of our
Western mechanics, and decide for yourself spe-
cimen can b. seen at the new building Of Col Perry
on Main street, between sth and 9th
dff LnEnIp1rL. uItrn
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4 New store Opened.
M. N. Chamberlain,
IN htlbourHe's Nee Block. Nam street.
Dry Goods. Carpets. Paper Hang ngs.
u

OIL CLOTHS W lNIUN SHADES,
and
HOUSE n FINISHING Ditl GOODS GENERALLY
nAMAsk Lace, and Muslin DFaI-rie,. At
- oc.2sd ANBEKLAIN'>.
/'IaI eafuices and Bands Curtain Loops CorAls
NJ 4nd Iasselr for picture. and Niai9w shades, at
oei2d HAMBKRLAIN'~.
DRocHA, Cashmere. SIX Wool. ThIhet s., lla and
- Meriuo SAawieat HAMBkRNAIN'~.
eet2yd
D0NNET Cap, and Trimming Klgbons Dress Cloak
j. anu Mantilla Trimming, AZ
o. pa CHAMBERLAIN
I4>KfNCH. swiss, and scotch Needle Wars. first
L rat stock, Gil 4MBERLAIN'S
urfgai
ItLOTH Tainas at CHAMBkkLAlN's.
y oct25d
New Arrival.
phpWN AMI tan coiored hats Il igh and low crown.
ID IF every style and quality just receiy hy
ocf23dwr y. r HUMPHREY GAGE.
1--WE hundred dozen push cais. just received II
j the store of D. 7. HUMPHREY Il AGE.
Cet13dwtf
TNHREE hundred dozen wool aud hnr hats Of every
style, at D.. +. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
oet2ldwtf.
nNE thousand Bonnets. # all styles and qualities
~ nj u. +. HUMPHREY Il GAGE
oet23dwtf.
MILLINERY Good Of every variety at the low
VI est prices, at b. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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keokuk Hotter Work..

(t0RNkk Sixth aud Ridge streets. am pr pared
~ to manufacture Boilers, Tanks IFer Boats, Lard
or Soap Kettles, Gas Holders or anything else
nected with my business, aud 10 send competent
workmen TO any part Of the country do repairs.
ED. WELCHMAN.
keokMk Town. sent. I'll .aAMly
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INSURANCE. ACENCx,


/ HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
HrNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HAHrroRp.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, OGDExsBuGH H. Y
flre Insurance and Insurance against the dan gers
OF inland Navigation effected in tho above sound
Companies by the undersi gned.
Lives Insured. Al lowest rates, in the Life Depart
ment Of the Ktna Insurance Co.
Oct 9-dim WIN. W BELKNAP, Agent
RUtkWHEAT FL0UR-A first rate article en-
~ DC mad at KUHN DODSON.
octl9
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II The Gate City Hat Store"

now in receipt Il large took II Hats. Caps and
L Fur Good-, purchased directly If The manufae-
lures and warranted in style and quality No. II,
Main Street = H. VOORHEES, 4 GO.
sent o. is35--d
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To any Gr q lie man
NTISHING new Hat We have just received per
w Express Il dozen Soft Hate Of superior quail
ty at the .'6reat Western Emporium F"
II. Il. HUMPHREY i GAGE.
August IL. 1855.
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1000 RssrsETS WHEAT

4 NJ an anlim Il quantity Of Oats, Corn, and all
KINDS q pronucs wanted Immediately
The highest mareet prices will be paid for Wheat
ana cram Or all KINDS delivered at the oemm ssion
warehouse 81 the undersigned on the Lcyee, between
Main and johnson streets. keokuk
ncin2 lNMtf W al pAITLRsnN a 90
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l.. CoNNABLE. GEO. r. SN1TH. n. coNSABL
CONNABLE, SMyTH & CO.,

Dealers in Tennessee lros. and Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants, Nos. - and 5e, Leyee.
4 RE now receiving the following, completing
"A their Spring stock. which they offer to the trads
at very low rates. Thoy viii do justice to any err
lnra Ii M IL. fn.11r..l ,,th
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Dry Goods.
30 bales Al muslin. prime,
30 pes saunets ass ID - to Zoe. per yard;
80 do Ky. jeans do 20 to 4oc., do do
1900 do prints, new styles;
20 do Coungo;
20 10 Iyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DtLaines, Black silks, Goats Spool Thread, war
ranfed.l Stewards best Linen Thread, and general
assortment Of Yankee notions jnst received Is
sep22d&w Is. A. WILLIAMS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1UCH A eoilar- NioIius, Banjo-, Aeeordv ~
= Flute. Fifes, piceloes. fiariouctS. g. Ass
Bows, strings, and affirming u the Violin an,
Guitar. can hc had ~
octlqd CREIGHTON d DINNER
john-0n street keakuk
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nrRECI from New York. the largest and most
- splendid stock of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes. Fur Ganntets. Swan Down Xctorines and
Cuffs; Gents Fur Mufiers Fur Glsnes, &c, Ae ever
brought 10 the West shaR offer Gffdt Inducements
10 aiflcho teaaf ANYTHING IN The ADORE line and viii
sell sets of Nicorines cheaper than the article
can be bought in ST. Louis All ask il for you TO
call and examine my stock which Is superior TO any
thing IN the West
| Ladies please call and look over my stock. NJ
trouble 10 show goods. Don't forget the place. but
call AT the NV YORK EMposirs.
| A, G. SHELDON,
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n Wv ready Tor the'season a large stock OF Trim
ming Goods in Vevet--P,ain and Shaded Col
and Black of all widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, More Antique, Watered Ribbons. Goors and
Width balloons IN great variety; Gimps Braids &C.;
some in bright coiors for hildren s dresses.
sept. ~. dAw T.. D. FOSTER.
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The subscribers, proprie
tors ~ the Empire Stove
" orks, st. Louis, b &
leave 10 inform Stove
y aler- in Iowa thatthcy
have established n branch
of their house in keokuk
where th will keep con :
SANITY on hand q large
and well ASSORTED stock
of
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MEN MANTI,ll.

MEN WANTED.
nNE hundred wanted imme lately At the
~ Lock and Dam near Pennington.
Carpenters, Quarrymen and Laborers
For information apply at the Office If
L. K. ID. w. FORD,
Aug. a0-dtf No. SO Main street up stare
CASk pure Black berry Wine suitable fer medi-
i cinal and saeramsntal purposes ut
REYNOLDS, Drug Store.
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NV OYSTER urpoY

TNHE undersigned are r.y4 INK daily, rs express
frgsh Baliim5r oy.ters, ~hicA ~e Hier y the
citizens If kcakuk and vicinity ~ the dozen
W hase also fitted upa saloon. wher, az
MEDIATE f.adiss vel a. Gentsmun With geei
plate u fresh oyster
CREIGHTON 4 0IIMLR
a.,a I.h,.t@, So,
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10 Duke u selling Of at cost, and viii close up
entirely this month Cali soon, # you want good
bargalns Il
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NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.

NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
vINiiE public Will take notice that have received
immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries at my old stand Oh Main ST..
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can haFe them put up
N keokuk wholesale prices.
intend 70 give particular attention t. the pro-
duec business, aud expect that my long experience
III that line Will cnable 70 give slacIun to II
customers sep22 j. a. WILLIAMS.
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nNE thousand Bonnets II all styles and qualities
~ nj H. +. HUMPHREY L GAGE
,..rr
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..Gate city Hat store,
A LARGE and carefully selected assortment Of
tho latest style of fine Hats and Caps, expressly
for the city trade. >. 4. VOORHEES, d co.
Sept. 8, i555.--d
TAT the Gate Cisy Hat SIore.',
A FINE LOT of Gentlcm ms Walking Canes and
"A Umbrellas 4 F. VOORHEES, 4 co.
Sept. O. 1s55.--d
/yENTLEMEN' IS Collars, Gloves, Crayats and Fur
~ Goods AT Gate City Hat Store.
Sept 6, Is55.-d S. r. VOORHEES, co.
4 FULL assortment Of sctornes, Cuffs and Furs
Z \ expressly for the Ladies, just received ut the
Gate City Han store, No. IA Main Street.
Sept 8, l555--a 5. y. VOORHEES, i co.
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MILLINERY Good Of every variety. at the low
VI 81 prices, at b. f III MpIREl GAGE.
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WANTED.

4 SMART, active boy. to work in the store Ell
n qnire at sheldon New York Hat Emporium
Nh. sfr fa.t
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Card 10 the Ladies.

p0DlS and shoes.--i70 eases Ut bots aud shoe
- f1r men, women, boys, girls and infants, jus
received by sep22d&w Il. A. WILLIAMS.
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\NTANIED.- 5000 bushels Timothy Seed;
w 10000 do Flax Seed
ana all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the Hi
Ont cash prices viii be paid by
sepa2 Il. A. WILLIAMS
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Union at the Nimble Sixpence.

- 5. d j. g. BILLINGS have united their
-. stoek- Of Dry Good and Groccfes and may be
found he old stand Of ;. :. Blhngs, No O. Main
street, keokuk.
One If the firm Viii spend hi time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching The chance for buying
good. cheap. that they sell them lower than
e4er. We have now OR hand fifty thousand
d3lars worth If good- which Will sell at greatly
reduced prices Please give Us call
s. !. Il u. c. BILLINGS.
Ang. II IS55.--daw.
Fresh Arrivals
4 the Ntmble stxpsnce, just from the Auction
l. \ Rooms iarge lot vi oerud- Come and see what
Bargains :. = d d. 9. BILLINGS.
ISts3tx
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HNHkEE hundred dozen oel aud fnr hats II every
i style, at ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oet2giwH.
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The Election Riots In CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April 3--Eyering.
The excitement in this city Is the increase. The
Germans refused to give up the cannon consequently
lighting has commenced over the canal ard it report
ed several havs been killed The Germacs are mostly
armed, and fortified within houses, while the American
party are also we'll prepared. The probability is that
matters VIII be meaeurably postponed until the morn
Ing, Shen It Is hoped the present bitter feel az IA
have somevha subsidized.
: April A. NJ
Nothing OF special Importance trspspired after our
ast despatch last night. This morning large GRO Nd
assembled in the Fifth street market place. ani tina
greatest excitement manifested The military Ar
under arms awaiting orders The Germans have sgreed
70 deliver up the cannon at ten O'Clock this mornipg
ana II they 90 so l. may prevent q collision
APRIL 40 O'Clock
We have had NO lighting 10 day The Germans ia.
hrered up The cannon they bad taken possen OF Sut
retained the sbeeis Belonging TO it. The pa-ties taen
fell 10 quarreliiDg about the latter
Inc nontay under the direction IL the sh, ri m1rc5
ca over the canal and took possession OF tie wheels az
the cannon, and this having been accom- olshei .ba
crowd dispersed and matters rapidly quoting down
No further disturbance Is nov spprshsnded
IL is understood the Know Nothngs will hold IN 81
70 night 70 express their views with reference 70 the
late proceedings.
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Marine AKalra

IMPORTANT TO OwsfRs or PASSENGER SHrs-Ths shin
.arohne tucker Capt Chs'e, sailed from Hsvre on the
10th septem er last for New York with entrants bpt
receiving some damage in sion returned ON tho
I'h q Inc same month The passengers then sued tb
nrm with whom they engaged passage for iood ana
o'sbs curing the detention. The latter pleaded taey
wtie acting as agents Tor Capt Chase. The Cja.t DE-
cidsd u At the deneans should lind food and Logging
for all those Ts ntis whse contracts had special tipn
iations providing for such contingency bur only for
The lodging OF those whose contracts had no susa pro
yiio And as they we're bit tne agents of Capt, Chase
they we're in turn tied atsh the Carol ne Tucker
for tie amount Of the fun damages and costs
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Personal Intelligence.


wsis IN ~ ;'ss: sGsa1P
Of Sssp,.chs Ja,se Miss aaSan NJ ss ssa5f
ArnSac " W Ssn.ys aay s sas Esss de
s,, T s1s H. NJ Ia@sS5 Mr nan:a
sehsnser Mr. u gom,f kersey, r psdeison' Aax
sard Mr. Raaeais Mr sssae M l Sos par,g
'rato, Mrs Paul Peler, i<oin.
FR.dpa cnrr So1 T: Ts. sss
cs csoA nS:,oT S d s?s.In
W@ Kety re h?aI VIZ ~ auI,.I5d Long snd Hon.
DEPARTURES.
Fer Iiy,rroo IN tie steamship AtlantieMr and Mrs
iT te .rss sSS .s We'll s. sSS
ss.eLsr CAM i NJ Moore hsisiSSr sss d.
Gtsr M y Ss:s Sssy
ReSe, cesrge RiehmcPd, pr Hook, W Curtis, MT .ri.
Srs ,:rlsan F'$:i:s$, Lille M'iGi@ a9,;
dp sf ~ l%lss c. w MAis DANE. ns
ara s s M W Y a Srsni sGPP NJ. Greene
NH s.sth VI ss Ssof a LsT Mr. .sd lsdy M
siil5rsn and servant Mr. werisis@er Mr. KssarasSY
ssrr .' I 1' s'I hi c' " ryrs
send Y: Mr. 9sssrd 40 family, Nes YORK; Mr. Jsha
KIM "a i I'M INV, Ts:Lss sad Ssy IL.
F1G%Sad Jt'Idvsl, v Phelps, J.ns; Dainul, aNis.,
'HSi;.s,ssf 'Ps''ss; XVI tse.tsa! as'sy
Nav 81. E%s l r'p, ss.s Hs.s.; Sri a.y
N.Y. iarran iist; II. hter, Mr. aud Mrs = schlf
ner, "; Jas Dpndss, Pin, Hennings and WIN Leh
mar Phil; Mr and Nj John ield; aud Ms Coz ihl;
smith ana lady, Brooklyn; W Cooper effort Oak
ford fsJ, seedt Nrs II Martin Mp; % Jesi,n, N.Y.
Chara, ohas Bacon and lady, Eng; BENZ Hcw,sni B
kimi.u VIZ Bonler Gse,Ee row, Lsf,arc.ds Q sssr
rhrT.t'9ni MT seysr Mr Guck, Msaieo; n iame,on Nr
keIney, Browne, y intglng, NY; Miss Oiy fnlla
sorls W Lane Winchester Mrs o5essas's ,s%s's
scrysnt VT Paul Brown, wife and ave children N.Y.
syi Hgf ssg ' ~ sss . ssa r s
Mr. Stsrlee ard servant: VIM Champion and Lewis THAN
S sSs " s HS' .sS s" A%" ssa
T1in; yr Rodaan; thar ston; Mr shoetsr alfarnis,
Nefrs RrIble Eruii rmaDyi Mr. Jos ifash and lady
total 17o.
ror Norlolk 6c IN the ,, eauship RoanokcW-i Rage
jill Towers, issas smith. Mm Morrison. wm scLeiiAad
wsthtns Horace ysud,r,ilt, Arthur Trnyes. Miss
p,,rt, nfss Hudson Miss Chceseman, Mrs Pssrs Ms.
r..rrs Pearce Miss Bullock, Miss Bullock tirsfp
* smith, u Post = Church, Stevens Iobu Ward
Rait Duon and lady JaEes Deniets Sun snd Y IL a..
storage
FOR savannah, IN TIC ssssmshp Ficrids-Rs cl4rt
I.iltron retrr Bail q u VIII tletey, lady AMI 81 ctfa
rn, y bridge, Jams While Capt Marcy tsGy
urs uolenrd, Robert, T. Pa-khurt Capt Jno Ilr ~,
Levi BAKER, Rev John - thnwes, James Roin con III -.
sVsrthout and lady, " " Parker, John croysii.
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na' si's' II, seems to have been either inefec-
wv !" UNDECIDED. In the midst Of this distress
We are informed that another Italian Opera
population is TO be commenced here immedi-
ately, and that the principal artists will arrive
by the European steamer now due at this port
Is this affair going to be feeble imitation of
the .fasco at the Academy, or not? In fact the
German Opera, of all the forsiga Operas, ap.
pears TO be the one that best succeeds
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IHs NEW STEAMER CoSMoSwEALrH.-This m ,epi6oent
Vesse was thrown open Last evening the inspection
Of Sister and from teven 10 ten O'Clock was thYopred
py dease crowd OF ladies' and gentlemen. We sup
pofeo mat our shpouilders had already reached the
asme ol ~riec"on, but the Commonwealth is proof
that there is limit their genius In szs she a
10 surpass the largest of floating palaces and in
point OF Accommodations she has no superior The
Falcons are so-geously furnished the staterooms AZ
qusteiy lifted up, snd an army of walters are ever
ready NE the geni in Aliains magic cave, to do the
bddng OF the passenger The Commonwealth IL unler
the command Of Captain W Williams, and WIN tal,
her place on the Norwich route to Boston immediately
WIN the steamer Connecticut She makes her frat trip
hse O'Clock this afternoon from pier at ,hs foot
of Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05
ARMY Intelligence.

MILITARY FXrBDITtoS AGAusr THE UrAH INDIANS.
We hear from New Mexico as late a. the 25th Feb
that force Of from seTeu to eight hundred men Ia a
were organized at Taos to proceed Immediately against
the utahe.
This force, under tie command Of Caonel Fsuntsroy
United States Fret rsgons Is deemed 70 sub
due any body OF the Iu6sn thai be brought together
sefore the mouths The scene OF operations be-
irg exclusively IN the Rocky Mountain the troops win
encounter cold Of Arctic severity, which, whilst rendering
the expedition comfortess in prospect holds out tbs
best hope for the succsss Of the enterprise.
Seine thirty OF forty OF the most noted woodsmen In
tie whole Western World srs said to be numbered with
the command among whom Captain 81 vrain aud
Kit Carton,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05
From Boston.

C0LoRED CHILDREN TO BE ADMITTED TO THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS IN AAssACHUsETTs--TRIALO OF THE AL
LEGsD RSOrKRs IN THE BURNS CAsE-FAsT DAY,
ETC.
BOSTON, April 4, 1885.
The Honsa eel,f" cihnfen ffBE sny Of the nu6blo
with slight opposition.
UP 10 noon day progress had been m ldc ia the
sl Oh the alleged rioters in the Burns rendition
arguments are being heard upon the on made YES
mis- sed till Monday. ~ 80
The House has ASSIGNED Tuesday next for hearing of
tne reports OF the Commissioners relative TO the re-
movsl OF Judge Joring
10 morrow being the annual fast day In Massachu.
al business will be pended and the daily papers
will suspend publication, r~f
The Weather here to day has been clear, mild, and