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Demoine courier., 1855-07-26
G.. w. PANCOAST.

The Convention was largely attended
by members of all political parties. and
from the spirit manifested the "Republi-
can" ticket is certain to beat the Locofo.
CO Land Office Ticket by a large ma
jority.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26
n A man who lives Al CIeves. Gle,

n A man who lives at Cleves, Cler.
mont county. Ohio. was lately stung by
a locust. The effects of the wound were
similar to those produced by the bite Of
a mad dog. He has violen, fits so that
il takes five or six men to hold him in
bed, and he has bitten his tongue into
strings.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26

n The population Of Burlington, ac-
cording 10 the census just taken BY Mr..
E:vin, 10 TO- 30.-H aDkeye.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26

1The new Court House is progress
ing rapidly. The cornice 10 now on, and
the building looks very handsome.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26

a. Peterson's Magazine for August
needs no puf. If you will look at il,
and read il, il will recommend itself.-
II i the bes. &2 magazine in the union.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26

a "Lang Syne Memories will APP
pear iu our next paper.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26
~ The Free Democracy OF Mahasks

n The Free Democracy OF Mahask
County have nominated the followin
For County Judge.
GEORGE b. NELSON.
For Treasurer and Recorder,
TOBIAS LEIGHTON.
For Sheriff.
]. B. COULTER.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26

H See the advertisement Of RAIFF
e. WEsTLAKE, Druggists, Fairfield Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-26

AZ A peoples Republican Conven.
was held at Fairfield on the l4lh
inst, when the. following Ticket was
nominated:
For County Judge,
DAVID ]. EVANS.
For Recorder and Treasurer,
HENRY p. WARREN.
For Sheriff,
G. NJ. CHlLCOTT.
For Coroner,
: C. w. PANCOAST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

sp,n. and the faucets Of the brandy and gin casks
Turned on letting the liquor escape into the cepsr,
destroying about $500 worth. Suspicion a. oncs
rested on Hart ~ be was known 70 have made soma
threats against Mr. Hskics In reference TO the loss
Of The LIQUOR the servants in the house we're not cog
infant Of it, a., by keeping it secret Mr. Ha'klo
believed something would develop tsef whereby me
guilty party could be brought to justice Aoc'r1
frrly. one day last week, Mr. Hsrt the book kespsr
OF the hotel received snony letter oy inc poo
ny.post Of which the following is . copy; .o,.,,s.
D.o, 81, deem o.ee.ny isfor yoa for the ,ooe q
ali s.e. that h.d paid -h's JGa go ,Ia ens. :,
s.d gin" would have sSs 20, :. hs ..
Ps-we s6.n again. ~h're and Oa'" s,1 a'. s.r,''
objected. Ness HAsr, st. Louis Hotel. Nos ioi add
ifS Chambers ct. Nee foih =. -.
writing to that Of Heory Hart led the proprietor OF
the hotel TO suspec. Hart to he the peron who will
fully destroy cd the liquor, and accordingly hs ven,
before Jusice Connolly and entered complaint, and
q warrant was ssued for Hsrt's arrest on charge
Of malicious mischief; but the officer holding the
warrant not knosiDg bis Whereabouts, failed to make
an arrest On Tuesday n0r1iDg the Fire .rsh
called on Justice Connolly in reference 70 the case,
ard asked the Magistrate to the letter supposed
to hsve been written by Hart. On inspection Of tn
letter, Mr. Boxer discovered a stamp of public
Office the envelope. This fact az once salts
fed the Marshal that Hart vas the e1tbOr of the
letter. He then proceeded to Hsrts lodgisg room,
in Leonsrd-st, occupied by Sergeant Msrtiadaie;
they there found two trunks and two carpet bags Ia
one Of the IuLks was found several envelopes of the
tze, AID bearing tiuilar office stamp 10 the one
nclosiDg the ansony nous letter. in this truck there
was alec found two bsbdsoDe coats pair Of psnts'
loors ard vest together With lot Of valuable
books. In the other puDk was found upsard OF $50
in gold sno silver an opera gla~, a gold watch and
chain geld bracelet pair Of gold sleeve studs and
bresstpbs. All these articles were taken charge Of
by the Police, and Subsequently clained BY tle
board ere Of the St. Louis a,tel. the articles having
been stolen firm Their during the ii ne II us
WIS employed in tie Hotel as porter The fact
Of the anonymous letter having been traced to ii Art
az the author and the self evidsD f.ct tina, whoever
committed the arson was well acqIsin'ed vi h the
premises together With other facts aud circumstances
throws the suspicion Of the authorities the accused,
who IL Iow in close custody Oh the charge.
The investigation will be continued to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
p,pr v.nsu,I,s INVESTIGATION.

THE ATTEMPT TO BURN TIE ST. LOUIS HorEL-Ak-
REsr ON SUSPICION OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE-
yILorMrNT ATTENDING THE CASE.
On Mopda y morning, the Esd inst, between snd
o'clock fire was discovered in the Sc. Louis Il D.
tel. corner Of Chamber and Church-sts. The man
facts relative to the fire have already been published
in The TRIBUNE.
Mr.. A. f. BAKER, the Fire Msrsbsl, from certain
facts elected during brief examination, was led u
suspect that Henry Hart, young msu, formerly
porter in the hotel in some way cosnzant OF tue
burning of the ptemises, and accordingly measures
were taken to ascertain bis whereabouts, ADD on
Tuesday be vas taken into custody, under the follow
ing order Issued by Judge Ssurt
This IN authorize Alfred Bsker. Fire M.rhs TO tsse
ara lep IN CUSTODY Henry Hart ehsrred with felony; 10
siso 10 air, ct that Ooes MatndJe and enry shall act ai
mpcse the said Hart In the o6snsc q which he s,aaa &C
cussd. SAo""A' ~'
ON the above warrant OF commitment MI. Baker
conveyed Hart TO the Third Ward Police Slanon.
House there placed him in custody OF Lieutenant
(ioodenow, ard procured the services OF Sergesnt
M.rtindsls 1t will be well to show here that on tns
Sd of April Mr. Hsskns, the propietor oil the aP'e'
6isssfisfscton took place on the part OF Hart on
his dischsrse, in reference to the wages s'
CLAIM ed $40 month, and Mr.. sskins contended ne
vas oIly entitled to s6 month. At any rate "
iss,.r amount was all Mr. Hsskins paid him, and tbs
following receipt was signed by Hart:
kEwY oRx April ), 1855
Received ofM Hart neu' In fdn for w1,a H aa1
cen Der to tpsil g. 1850
NIL Hart is the name of the bookkeeper and
agent 10 the employ of Mr. Haskins. % the night OF
he Sd inst, the door Of the wine csiIar was ioroeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
DIED.

BLIssAt bis residence 10 East Pesltnsy W. i,,h t.s.
patron OF HoIne Greeley
CRoUcH-o On Wednesday April IS In the City Of Brss..
Ign. william James Crouch, 10 the td year Of he age
His frsnts s9s these Of the family are invited 70 stssss
bis funeral from his late esene. NJ ?s3 Seinerks,o
on Friday, ocoes. without ia Their Loties -
GAaDSER-A gtsenveh, Uonn 2,tA inst after sAsrs
ard severe lines Mr.. Lydia GadB.r wi the ss Ca,oe
Gardner OF Hui.on. In be s7,h year Of her age
Funeral st Greenwich, 81 oso;k Of .6tA Loaf
Cbcaxo ard Hsc--a pspes pless, cor
THoMAS-oB wednesday lsth Inst 70 he ssth rear ss
bis 1bou rhou.s Captain ~ he wssaiaston LisAe
GpId. Company lsih Rss'm-st. Ice Division Y 9. n.
The relatives ard ff. DC Of tie faulty alec toe D~mbsr q
the sshosor sht Guard sad IN. officers and pembe-s a
isb Regiment respectfully oy ed to scnd he ~
rom biz st- r-.fen.s No 2s ~ashio erscs-
yn Sunday 9sh met at oeio-s NJ s,tscu fnrsssr
invitation fsuiss.s will b. 10 ~aiiaf % the fa,oa Ferry
tryohiyn, to convey the ffieDds the h0sse from
o'clock p u SUNDAY
WhirF-on W dnesd.y morning Of raret fevc,. Enns
Louie, OF y daughter 4 ssma.l avs susUns White.
The nenos he family invited s'tend the faner
this sitsrroon 20 inst) at o'clock from lse Gsaka.t
WO0DlfG-OB WeeresSsy mortinr ash los. It Vol
cottve COM Walter Ednand Of J,nes and NAY Isas
Weodisg ss.d ysNs and months
His fsn.r.l v IKE place this rSandsy) snsrnssn
O'Clock, az WolcottvIls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

LATER IRON THE PLAINS - The ste amer Polar 81 r
arrived Yesterday from the Missouri River. Among
Der passengers we're Messrs Connolly aud Perea aud
eight other gentlemen who had accompanied thsir
train from Santa Fe their train consisting of thirty
wagons and forty men, left Santa Fe toe l7th Of
March and arrived on the frontiers the 18th inst.
No accidents or notable circumstance occurred on
the route There grass. They met band Of
about forty Kowsys at Cmeroue SpriDg, but no hos
tile dtmoDstrstioIs we're offered by them. These
were Il % only Indians seen on the route They STATE
that party Of Kioways attacked the March mail
party on lite return. Toey c9nim the intelligence
having gone to the Utah country with the view Of
forming an alliance for depredsting the different
trains going 10 Nsw-Mexco this year. At Santa Fe
nothing particular had transpired. meeting of
citizens had been held at which resolutions denOunc
ing the Governor of the territory were passed.
st. Louis intell gencer, April 2l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
WONDERFUL ESCAPE.
THE HANCOCK POwDER-MILLS BLOWN
SKY-HIGH


On Wednesday morning last, about o'clock, the
chimney Of the drying house attached TO the extensive
powder mills Of stoDebak & Detweier in Haycock
Township took ere, and burned ont furiously At the
top. Only two or three persons were Ia the mill at
The time they beard the VI the fire aud ran out
Of the building, int cling 70 procure buckets and
ascend 10 the roof with water to prevent the shingles
from taking fire. After a moments reflection, they
The ucht the undertaking q hazardous one AID very
prudent ly abandoned it. They made their escape a.
fast as possible In fe " moments the roof was on
fte in several places and il is said to have been
about three minutes before spark fell through the
tbipgles into the main part Of the building, where
there vas about four Of 20 yder which of course
was instantly gnited and the whole mill vas blown
sky high, part of which has not since been seen.
miles a1ound ID was distinctly heard, the jar felt,
and cloud of smoke observed, at Piumsteadville,
Prices Tavern and Doylestown. Mr.. Chsres Roud-
eLbusb, farmer of Haycock, was blowing In his
field at the time Of the explosion. lie Informs us that
the effect on him was of a stunning nature and the
earth trembled uncer his feet Tue most fortunate
crcpmstsu ce connected with the terrible catastrophe
ia that DO one was killed. John Stoneback, Sen.,
saved himself by getting behind large tree less
than hundred yards from the fated spot One or
tao other persons, who were about the mill a. the
time made their trsmpers give " a long pull strong
"puD and a pull altogether" and succeeded in
making their escape from the internal machine The
poweer.mill belonged to John I. Stonebsck and
Samuel Detweiler acd lie near the oil mill OF John
Stopebaek, Sen. They are ali situated on the To
hicon Greek, and near the road leading from Doyes
town 10 Richandtown. The loss Is variously esti
mated by different persons. Ths lowest estimate We
have heard 10 $500. and the highest s. 900.
lDoytstown tPs Democrat. April u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
"WEDNESDAY. Anil 25-P. NJ


The Stock market 10 day dull and heavy for
the leading Fances, without sny important change
in prices These seasons Of dulluess, however, are
not unusual in wal,st. at the close Of the Second
Board there considerable frnness, with re.
covsry Of TO v cent In some Stocks. Tue largo
shipment of gold from Boston had unfavorabio
influence on the market, aud the forego was
not 10, ked upon quite satisfactory. Erie closed at
SCI, decline of 2 cent Reading esq, dclino
of y cent. The tunnage OF this Road we lear.
was, for the last four days, 80, 900 tuns eqil tn
S. 600 tune for the week. Central declined pcest
Hudson River steady. Harle fell OF p,ent
The Western Stocks we're strong. Cumberland vas
heavy, but after declining 10 2sl, recovered h a.
Canton fell off | y cent. Ttere is movement 20.
ing On TO bring about change Of man sgement At the
next election for Directors-s change Of policy beiog
desired by some of the stockholders Parties inter
esttd sho1ld look after ibis matter before giving
proxies. Nicaragua is quiet and rather heavy. In
Rairosd Bonds he transactions moderate, and
generally ct decline. State Socks are Ia far Id
quiry, aud Lot strong. Vrgibiss, 81; MRsouris,
s3i; Iudisna Sc, sii; North CaroIinas, 90, &,.
In Exchange there ls nothing Of importance doloss
as there is DO steamer until next Wednesday Ths
ma ket is steady. Sterling, 9i9l0l; Francs, 5l50
5l2I.
In Freights the transactions are moderate. To
Liverpool, 1000 bales Cotton, 3-l6d. Desdweisht,
TO- 0i2l6; Resin n. To Havre, 200 bales Cotton,
ic. To Glasgow, 6 tuns Peruvian Bark, on private
tems &c.
TIE Cotton make is frn under the news, but noe
active. Common Flour is l2i ceots cheaper; Gales
1900 bbls were made OF State for jane delivery at
S. rs. Corn Is 81 1901 10, the spot, with goof
demsnd for delivery in June and July. When ID
quiet. Pork is rregu lar, but Beef 10 steady.
The following sales Of Bonds and Stocks we're made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
FIRES.

FIRE IN AVENUE B-sUsPIcIoN OF ARSON
Att late hour on Tuesday night fire was dis
covered in the cigar store Of Brand, No. Avenue
Il. The flames were extinguished before much dam
age occurred to the building. On an examina alton
OF the premises it was found that the store had been
fred in three different places and there doubt
that il vas the work of desigp. At the time the
FIRE broke out a young German woman, named
Aurelia Luparty, employed in the store, and Who
dept in a rear room, was found on the premises.
Susp cion rested on this girl, and abe arrested
and held for examination. The store is insured for
ssoo, but in what company we did not ascertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
ACARD-To INyALIDs VISITING OR RESI-

IN NV YoFE-A desire 70 th- Invalid rom the
which npo.,ure snc Qa.csey spread induces tt-
dess-d tb. public Invitation 10 z iuyslds visiting
hs Civ for med ho.e e.-ins here call
him. hs Office No. IA Broadway. Hs gill ne pleased TO
rive perfectly ,ss and resbe counsel ard sdvice sud
10 q. where 3. afford relief Re will give such In
will ensble invalid re.i1.u, 10
medical ard .lrsea aid required
For following EsJ DE- cons9ed fro so'slock
% O'clock P every Gay IN tle veet, Sundays sx
eepiee:
Psipi,s.on ard all oher forms 81 Heart Disease.
Liver paEt cys9ep.is and al ether oesse Of son
seh and Bowels. Piles &c.
Prospsu. and ali forms Of Fenas Complaints Ire gl.sres
ard " eAkneSsA
Rheumatism scrofuls and al Skin Di,essea
PeIsoLsata ek;sbce invited consult hi BY letter
sy,Ls him fall statement Of the Prompt answers sl
be reinrf ID
Al oo.nsel and a1ries pit.o4; ckoroe rhdfsrey.
Adde'S : FITCH AN ND,
No ia 5TJatw.y N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
at auction by j. Thompson:


ALDER. IL Nicolay's regular semi weekly aacton
sale Of Socks and Bonds vii take place tomorrow,
THURSDAY al l2I o'clock, at the Merchants Et-
change
The Secretary Of the Bosyd Of Underwriters is Eli
wood Walter and not Ell sood Fsher % printed
day or two since.
There e some movement in Rails for Western sn9
Southern Roads and hear Of IS 900 to 900 tuns
sold receI tly at about s55 a s57 cs.h and time.
The transfer books Of the Michigan Southern ana
Northern Indiana abroad will be opened en- the 'I1
Of May.
The Ohio Life and Trust Company has been az
pointed Ira sfer Agent Of the Hampshire Coal sao
Iron Co. The certificates will be signed oy Zen
Ty.on, or Mr. l.. r Marsh a. Pr.sidsnt or VICE
President, MIR Allen Clark Secretary, and coaner-
SIGNED by Mr.. Edwin Ludow, Of the Trust Co., -
Register.
Mr.. John d. Jones' vice.President OF the A'laa''o
Iusrunce Co and for giea, many years conoe''v'
with that ia .tinton, was to-day elected Pfesldea''
fltte vacancy occasioned by the death OF Wsie' 10
Jcnes.
The business Of the CleariDg House VS. -
100, OoO.
The steamer at Boston to-day took s5T''T'o =.
fpecie. of which bet ueen $500 900 and sc'ooo VIZ
f.om this City.
There wss rather more activity yes'era'y ~
new a. Il mus. On steamer day, when ses"ein'"
exchange are made, &c; bu, today INC 'S"'
tur,s exist that have been before noticed asuP'y
~ o.n;.al .e.kin0 emoloyneat on cal 81 'S'
..o, - go. Of he demand Toe Banks are pfo0-
ably sali contracting somewhat, but mule oy 's'''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
NEVJERSEY ITElElS.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT -Let evening, as
tie 6 O'Clock N.wnk train sas on its way TO Jersey
City, il rsn over sn uoknowu man who was walking
upon the track about lso miles from NeSark, and
broke both OF bis legs and cut his head severely. lie
was taken on board of the train, and while on b
way to the New-York Hospital, died, jns. sfter ne
bad been tslen across tae Jersey-City Ferry. He
had ON very long gray owe coat, such as is often
worn By Irish euieran,s He could Lot speak afer
being Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
BROOKZYN ITEMS

Taste nu.t be advancing in Wlliamsburgh, il We
may judge by the festivities OF the opening eeremo-
nies of the City Social Union Harmonic Rooms South
Fcuih ct, on Tuesday evening. An admirable ad-
dress by Professor Dean, with musical performances
by the Harmonic Society. was followed by an excl
lent supper at which union and harmony were tee
leading features The evening cl. sed with dar cling
and muiic which conh ued unti about i2 o'clock,
when he floor vacated and the light, fantastic
"toe" was turned homewsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

IR.ported for rHs 2. rs,Busg By ,. r ~ 3. FAY
fun Bodrd-2 so Pm. So 81 City r. R 80, b5sn,
eS, 2tOO do rs s.; 500 DO 9S 90 Long Island r. Il a.
IS 10; SEQ IS 81 MA, SO Lsh.h Mort &C. ,Swn 81
1000 Wimi' rton r. &c 80; 900 Chester Valley r. n.
10 cent a. 2oo0 Can Amb &C. SO o. so schuv
Nav 6s II So; 100 Chester Val r. R. g. Lsh1h Nav 7s{.
40 8ssy se,d r. t3i 100 Read z cash fsI; 2, Nor.
ristown r. tSIi 80 schuy Nav Pref IS 81; Penn.
r r ASA; 10 81; 4 do 49i; SEQ L-hlsh Zine a
Beren Boads leo schusL Nav Prefsrr-d b5 SIS 100
Reseips Railroad rs 81 10 do ~ 40 do b5 -; leo DO
b. ~; lOo do 81 -.
S,cond oa,d Penn Coupon S. !; Oc0 Tenre..eo
CouT on s2 q NJ rth Peon Railroad 2{ Cam and
boy Rsrosd, I+5i do 2dsys lt5 s. Psun Railroad Sl;
DO C. ,43l; do fSt 100 Little sehuy Railroad b,
ST. 100 Mouis cstsi. u; 1 B.nk OF Penn., is2i
After 600 Tenn Coupon So, s2 Isl Little 5shay
Nav s5wn 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

PILES, FIsTULAs, and CONCEALED ABscEss OF
the RIcTtM rsiesy cured boot the isstute OF
tnife ~ H. DIXON, VI D.. Eoitr OF Tire (, ape
sad author Of P sctcal Tre.iise Sexual 9sese
Csc undertaken warranted snec~ss IN. inaicsccs Of
cue OF fsU sOpsIsnt sx,niosion Apply No ~
5,h Office hours from 10 9 ~ 3, snf 10 eyeoing
Az ali olher hours Or = ~ bis private SospitsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
F.ru FuL-Abrsham Miller. keeper O

FATAL FALL-Abraham Miller. keeper OF the
Miller Hou,e corner OF sseson ard Ham noed killed.
Yesterday by falling down fsht OF stsifs IL sP
pear. that be IVES the when he beean. dizzy
and fell srt,nss uries from which be died
sferwad Coroner Wilhelm hello inq upon the body
ard The July rendered verdict Of death by eompTeon Of tue
brs. inter- al henorihsle pro'uced BY fall The de-
cessed was nstye Of Sac Hsfbor / % Of age III,
the oil Inhabitants CT the Nath Wsd and hrs
death 10 regretted by large circle Of ir4eLds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

ACCIDENT FROM BALL-PLAYISG.-Charlss Weeks,
lad yts's Of OF North 6a'yon sui Ia County
while n wing few days since severely struck IN ths oe
with the ball complained eonsioeisb az the e o. oeas
bsrlS hut bat over H. appteny, AID 10 further
notice tken Of H. On tie secoGd morn ns stersari rs
dein Ia ' bed ana exAmnation u hi, hdt the
heL der BIZ space found 70 he TUNED black
modification had tshen place, and caused his dea.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

m desiring PORTRAITS

Go EARLY. Gentlemen desiring PORTRAITS
should step BRApys their to their ef e. In The
oruips they will thus avoid dstsnton ansvo dsee 81
later hour The pcares made IN the nefriag Nc Sos
Bna6vsy ever nonpson'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Aprl 25-Bef,rs
Judge NELSON.

TAT ) cA.H tIIthLN
John Gbscn sgf Grant B. EdsN aud ohep (Of SewbGrsh
a0d Bsfao
BY the representa- e Of Woodworth's patent
plsn ,ctne for preliminary ojun restrain the de-
irdsn nom usis mach COW extensively emp Dyed a,
AID noidir machine fays stcter.
The Judse sdes 'h. from the ads by deisa snt
h duty Withhold suioz the prelininHy iDa1ctioa
ssA,d for The oesy eUorcns the ali assns, tnoss
lsir the Fsy aahse na "a, INTO somewhat rse
and est.nye n,c-ssy lead, {, this result IL would 90
seautsble bresx ~ these sbhents under the cfcg
when the party have his remedy In damages In
q son Of hs i.hL Motion for icun;tion denied,
without II uolce &c.
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DfV>cUNIN"' NC OI"HU NP'11- 111EV''30"
OF PHOTOGsATHs KOoIS GALLERY IL The tab Of the
uIder he grateful II uns-s psronafs hs sell el
vaied pserre challenges .drston and inv t-s criticism
Son Of tho hot bed. of the stfenaoasy
6ssvons up nitaOs out there Is y<or IN their
MANN beautifully hrhei AID Plsin Photo
srspfs fore in wsathsr Roor's GsLLERY, No So
6rotdss,
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dvtffis~ rnt,
~ stules ~ Gas k1YTIRfS

Gas Gas New styles Of Gas FIXTURES,
the .erns Trade Of boh modern ard antique designs
oo wholesale buyer. particularly i.ytsi 20 cal the
sest B.uuferuIins Dep6r n sscEss. W.Rsss Co No.
s7 Also the best Portable Gas Worse for Corn
IVY Dwellings Churches spo Factories IN ,his county.
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PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER. HANGISGS.

PEATT HAspESsgkcH Mxnufsstlre-s aud oorteu 30
8oadpsy Between Leonard ana Frsnris invite stten-
their Sch eh ossed BY 10 this
cOury F.thfpl sre ed work seu. to pat 81
tie city soSEIGJ ~ so notice, aid their YORK NARRATED
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after THE LITHOGRAPl

after THE INTERCHANGEABLE Photo
srsrhc poppies hieh have recently besonsd violently
from the Of the mos, noisy OF the brosdSsS s.s
evil &c on their part appreciation Of the Of Lho
srphy Genuine Pbotr srspbs perfect without rtoa:hing
only a. No $50 Broadway, lover Thonpsor'.l
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TUr NEW Iyll


HE NEW lSIAIING REMEDY. j. IL. STAf-
TosDs OLIVE rAs-Price ;, bortle Sold at No
rtw-.t AID by J. MILHAu, No. IS5 Broadway
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Advancement.
PRGDy's LOWER

Fulton a-oTds corvenierees for tsveirs
p a. the down hotels Also. 70 the resfents Of BOOK
fyn Wiism.bufgh and Jeney City. The the DAsrEERIo