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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-08
To the Ctsixens Of Keok uk .

10 inc CItHkens Oh &c Oku ks
HAVING interested with us the Messrs Eeo6elds
L in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given to them will be ex.
ecuted in neat and workman like manner and
that they can rely upon the work done BY them, a
being of the very best material.
As it will be but short time before the ens will
be introduced, we would recommend to those desi
rous Of lighting up at the time Of the completion OF
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, DC, otherwise, many would be delayed H.
yond that time, a. it would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, lS55---d G. HERRICK 4 Co
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II Elections for State officers and mem
bars OF Congress have been held il all the
Southern States within the past two years.
sndit - significant fact that there has not
bsen Wing ticket run in a single Southern
State during that whole period
Whore is the National Wing party
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Sky LIGHT
OAGUERRECTYPES
Price Ned MrNA

fTNHE b-eriber
!: :: =: !: !: ]:
~ 10 the -
he has reduced the
price of Daguerreotypes TO
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
apiece and wishes il to b. understood that he il not
to be undersold by any firm in the city
Pictures taken in all the styles Of art via. !:
Glass Pictures, Photographs Ambro,ypes, dc, &C..
which cannot be surpassed. Don't forget the place
Sc Main ST., between Sd and 4th
dec3d l.. W Bt ELL
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SKY Light
DAGUERREAN GALLERY


DAGUERREAN GALLERY!
!: s.; !: !:
recently rehtted and
made additions tohs Gallery, he is prepared take
likenesses Of every variety and style. including Am
brotypes, Photographs, Glass Pictures, Crayon Ds-
guereotypes DC, DC, equal 10 the best, and low
or lower than any firm in the city.
Also Landscapes and drawings copied, and pictures
of the sick or deceased taken at short notice.
Pictures put up in every variety of style, regard
less of the weather, and satisfaction ia all eases
guaranteed.
The largest establishment and only Sky Light Gal
lery in keokuk. So Main ST., between Sd and 4th
deeed&w J. w. BU ELL.
s. nAAiLL. r. FRENCH. J. RALsros.
HAMILL Il CO.
hEALERS in Groceries and Produce, and Forward
- ing and Commission Merchants IS Main street
between "a and Sd, keokuk Iowa
Wonld call the attention of the citizens Of this city,
and Country Merchants to their large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Groceries They have one of the lar
ges stocks offered in this place. Of all such ar
ticles usually kept in Grocery establishments
and will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience and de
termination to give strict personal attention to bust
ness, that they will merit liberal share Of custom
nov2Sdw
A PPLEs.--iee bh :. apples of excellent quality,
\ and great number OF choice flavor, for sale BY
nov--d HAMILL 4 co.
ENL0UR! Flour!-Customers can rely upon getting
l. Quincy, Bentonsport, and Birmin CHAM Flour
regularly, at IS, Main street.
noy2Sd HAMILL co
4 yOLDEN SYKUP-In kegs and half bills Bel
- cher's Sugar House Syrup, in kegs and half
bbis. Rnisins in boxes half boxer and quarters
nov2sd HAMILL co.
OCU sale by J.. p. sToTTS.
SEVEN SHOOTING REVOLvERs.
A|E have received by Express small lot Of
w "Beale's" Seven Shooting Pistols new ar
tice, said to be superior to all other revovers to
which we invite attention.
decld BALDWIN. EVANS co.
Fairbanks, scales.
NJ b are the only agents in Keokuk for the sale
w of the above celebrated scales Hay Scales
and all other kinds furnished nj short notice BY
BALDWIN, EVANS 4 CO., Agents.
decld
Rubber Betting and Packing
A LWAYs on .hand, and for sale at small advance
decld BALDWIN. EVANS co.
Lead Pipe.
A LII sizes always on hand and for sale low BY
BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
Irvine.
AE have in store very large stock of all kinds
~ or Irvine, which offer at low prices
decld BALDWIN, EVANS h co.
ENOR RENT.--Concert Hall from the LIST of Janu-
l. AIRY next. Apply to G. r. CONN.
nov28dtf
% DOZEN Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters, received
~ disec. from Baltimore, at 50, Main street
novz8d HAMIIL. 4 co.
FRESH BALTIA6oRE OYSTERS
WHOLE CANS, 81 50t HALF CANS, IS cts.
BARTLETT 4 MANC0URT,
ost77 Agents, No. -, Aaia-st.
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n. r. Reeder,

h Il. Noeder,
Comm ki0n and EOrW rdtng MeF.
chant.
A ND dealer in Produce and Provisions, Union
"a Block, Main Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Special attention given TO receiving and forward
ing Merchandise and TO the sale Of all Produce con
signed 10 him.
His House is large and affords good accommods-
tion for the storage of Merchandise aud Produce Of
every kind dec6is55dAw
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CongressionaI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S. Senate.-Mr. Hale
submitted "a resolution asking the Presiden,
whether he had received any evidence of
such resistance to the execution of the
laws IN 40 nsas, MS to require the interposi-
ton Of military force.
Dir. Adams gave notice Of bill to amend
the Naturalization Laws.
Ho~se.-The House resumed voting for
Speak er. After the 18th unsuccessful ballot,
the ouse adjourned.
The following was the last vote: Campbell II
80, Richardson "A, Banks I, Fuller 10, Mar
shall 6, Pennington !, Whitney 9, Smith, Of
Ala, =, scattering 6.
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Gas Fixtures.

Gas Fixtures.
I'HE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
for hitting up stores, Offices and dwelling hoases
with pipe and fixtures for gss--promptly executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work To ~ RI
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that hsvs not
Deen called upon are requested to leave tholr o.
dress with US, through the Post Once.
Orders executed in the succession in which thew
are received. SCOFIELD 4 BROTHER
July 3D.
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Co.PartnershiP Notice,
YIlHE undersigned have this day formed I sp-uart-
L ncrship for the purpose of carrying ON tAashoct
and shoe business in Keokuk, under the style and -
of 7. J. Elliott, 4 Co.
I. J. ELLIOTT.
JN0. II. CARTER
I. J. CARTER
JAS. b. CARTER
Having purchased the entire stock of s. A. Dnke
and having Furthermore secured the services Of M.
Dunlap, late OF Cincinnati, Ohio, widely and fayorn
bly, known as the "Prnce of Boot Makers. !" We sole
it the patronage of the citizens of keokuk, and =,
surrounding country. 10
1t is our intention TO keep on hand q complet
sortment OF every description and price, and ar A.
pared 70 finish TO order boots and shoes TO suit &
cy. T. j. ELLIOTT ne Ian
have sold my entire stock and trade 10 ~ ~,
OFT Co., and cheerfully recommend the 49, EN-
customers ~ gentlemen fully competent ~ oio
Of carrying the boot and shoe bnsiy 40 0peole
branches. es 70 al ~
uoy2 :. a. OOA1.
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Below will be found the facts attending
the origin of the recent " outbreak in Kan
sas.
We felt sure from the first, that when the
facts came out, the Free State men you'd be
exculpated and the guilt would rest upon
the 'sborder rufkan" government Of Kansas:
From the Herald of Freedom tkansas)--Extra.1
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JcO ACRES Of Land in " ashin gton county, four
IOU miles from the County Seat, be had fyf
seven dollars par acre. Apply ~
poy24 SMITH NANSICkLEy
SOO DOLLARS can b. had on short time by APP
OUU plying to SMITH 4 EANSICkLES.
uoy94
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ItHC sub-cfiDer res
flu ~ an
nouRces 10 the inhabi-
tants of keokuk and
vicinity, that, having
recently refitted and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

saw PUBLICATIONS.
urn DAY OF SALE or rHE Asst GREAT NOVEL.
S,,S nvs. =, d ss.DEH or THE HrsALD
ERNEST csAf TIES iset g
By MARIA MAXWELL;
r.ni IT. 'i'' s:ss
uARPERs STORY BOOKS FOR JUNE-HARpERs
III Story Besks-A Monshly Series Of Narratives, Bio
q the young. By Jacob Abbott Embelished with nu.
";sssa n. lumber story Books. win
' The series ' nay oS'aasS osfsisS ssr.a
With any number, The postage ssrpsr:
Vol Com aiming the first three numbers, .Bruno,n
willis and aSsIss Gate" t.stefaiiy bound in muslin,
Louvre, sPIsnk and Emma, is also ready price ST.
Bruno Oh %af Of fi ay Patience and Self
MS and shs Mortgage showing much may be &C.
Rule a., .. snS s is4 s as.vss
81 :ns s M.'h
% The paS h On Tsn Ist
most attractive and valuable for the
ssss giving
viii them s p.
and in Al rSspso.s saa. TO those shed II
.s,Ory Books viii embrace variety Of SUBJECTS and
styies of narratives dialogues
and yoashfs s %ias While
will be tie constant aim Of the author Co nsn series Of
volumes .osp.<d family residing no 90. TO combine
The reSi.sSn Of sound principles taste morals and re-
essns ala s WORK q
intsndd exclusively religion. character they win
tho minds the readers adapt them to the Of
s~''e' '0"''' ' HARPER A BRorHERS Publishers
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FINE ARTS.

LlNGRAvINGs AND OLD BOOKS BOUGHT IN ANY
Of books and portfolio. o. prints
At $50 Broadway; ALSO old novels We have always
hand, and for sale cheap old books novels scrsp prints
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, NAY -, 1856.
" Uv wanted the following goods supposed
have bsen stolen At the Seoor District Pooe Court, JET
tersen Market1hirty boxes, containing lace, haad
kerchefs mRnas, ribbons, bosoms, hid Cloves oravats
rinses binding ves black iaco Mite three Grape snawl
btoche shawl fifteen pieces OF silk and satin remnants,
three desine eighty OF fringe, thrsy
three pieces of black lace At the Third District Police
Gourt, Essex strtet:-Two barrels of pork.
GEO. w. MATSELL, Chief OF Police.
C1olEN-fRoN 1HE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
- on tuesday, May 30 between ii and ~ o'clock, light
brown cloth IL the thief sends back the
dun book he can keep the coat. n. b. CONNOLLY.
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E0AL-MY OBJECT is QUICK SALES AND SMALL
~ profits for cash. dsyerng best redash stove
sad egg At - 30 per ton we'll 1cresnsd from under beds
Weight warranted, or forfeit coal. Families putting mp
quantities Of ncs tons snd upwsrd have i A. 81 70
PEThR CLINTON. 5D Greenwich street. 1G Duane street.
aud corner OF Twenty nth street md Ninth avenue
fyoAL.-CoAL, s5i FLOUR, HOl-THE PEOPLES OLD
~ established coal and four sseucy - Broadway will
during this week 70 supply for the season
aoaity coal At 70 per ton, delivered In New YorS vii
t-tostatg Hoboten Jersey CITY Brooklyn. Dowa with
80 A,grgs1 |. SSH Fgd 4ggs
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. OF RATHER PREPoS-
sessng appearance who will give good city reference a.
reerectibity aud whose female is 1ie
limited DESTROYS OF forming the snquaintancs some
lady with view 20 mstrimsny. Address h. U. Warner
Brosdwsy Post once.
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GRAND MASS MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL TO
" celebrate the victory OF the Virginia bemoorAsy-loe
guns in Park from the Empire pocket pieosThs old
hWis. wan" illuminated The democracy OF the city and
county New York. requested assemble at Tsmmany
Hall Thursday evening. NAY 81. 1850 At o'clock to
express their at the result Of che psh
vrgina aud to congratulate Henry Wise
OF tho whole Union upon the signal ana
glorious triumph achieved the combined influence a
faoaticism and uia v ns will are"
Democracy Will stand the fire !" by ors or the Com
mistee Arr hgements-Frst ward, Josiah w. Brown.
John Fay seeond-wiiism Miner, Dndley hsisy Third
Charles Fletcher, Thomas Munroe; Foarth william N
Brown, Henry J. Allen; Eifth-aobert Donnsll, John
Cr ightop; SxthAIdrew Nesbitt Psrck Kelly; Seventh
-Jac.es Murphy, william NJ Twsed E,ghte-Dsnisl X.
Ies,.p Daniel Linn; Ni9th-wiIlian Ssnssay Easen:
hGrnth IeBthAsahrel Reed. Ricb r. Norris; Eleventh.
oJAs X Steers. Aaron Is. Rollins; Twelith-Corrsd
Swsckham mer James ~ Connolly; ThiteenthJohn orr.
Patrick Boyle FourteenthJohn Kelly Thomas WhelAns
yifieepth-Dsn.ei w Norris, LAfsystts HARRISON; Six
Hsnb,isse Smith William csu,.sr NM!
liam Dunham Twentieth-willism Murray, Denna Ryer:
Twenty hrst-Jobn Kinsey Oliver Hbbsrd Twenty second
Nicholas SeAgrist, John Douxherty.
ISAIAH RYNDERs, Chairmaa.
1Hos DUNLAP, Seo1e~"
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vuunK' Nhkd khlvet khlVes. FISH hMvcs.
Tickle Iorks, Ice Cream Knives Fruit Knives, Butter
Chdrsns Sets viz Knife, FORK and Spoon; Silver
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired at less than the
GEO. q ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale Retail
No. III Wall street, (second foor)
rear Broadway, New York
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WILL DE READY AT II O'CLOCK THIS MORNING

SG SW n % Of the SIXTH year -. nv.
Prsssn number the ssh year and the
the publishers smbraes this opportunity
dial edsments to the press aad the public for the
sooorded enterprise former period has their
list viii ss a on the
plan which has rendered 10 20 universally Popuar
sssan. form the l.rGs. smoans the best 60 b
s the sn ssd %
direct reference the and Of the great body
sh w e.
with instruction The success, which has here
Incentive TO- and guarantee Of It's further continuance
simple iering attractive been dis-
psal fths publshers We have Awaiting insertion
arsts ibe country. The editorial department will
e ss visss
pquans details OF gossip and aaeedote The pu bishers
tnat toe Forthcoming numbers will exceed In beauty AMI
terest any heretofore issued.
Tbs History and Mystery Of tobacco. Illustrated BY
California Though English Eyes illustrated By sixteen
Sketches in Brazil. BY Thomas Ewbsnk Illustrated by
se rec S sDs,s,nss Nv rh,o.. wit, sx ,,
,os % pSs. CHARTER u.s. Una more wit uncrans
So yhich Achilles ioses Drseis CO. In which We write
60 The Colonsi OIL In which We are introduced to
The sister,: A Parsons Story.
A Journey Through China.
Passing Faces.
WAGER Cue.
Monthly RECORD of Current Events.
Literary Notices.
Books OF She month
EDITOR Table.
EDITORS sasy Chair.
Editors Drawer.
cs%s,iitis sIisi.sl and selected u:trsssnsnwSu
Down in the World; An Unpleasant Situation
Fashions for June Illustrations FURNISHED by Brodie in
advance Of their sppesrance- Chdrens costumes; man
tilia; cap.
Ierms-Tbe Magazine may BIO OF obtained of booksellers
periodical SCENTS from the publishers AZ three dollars
yesr or twenty Ave cents q number The semi annual
volumes completed, neatly bound in CLOTH sold at
two dors EACH and muslin are furnshed 70 those
who wish 10 have their back numbers uniformly bound
t twenty cents each. Nine numbers now ready
bound,
publishers will supply specimen numbers grauitousy
and poatmasters and will make liberal arrange
eufs With circulating the Magazine They will
supply clubs Of two persons At i've dollars year. OF
i've dollars Cergymen supplied at two dol
lars q yess. HAkPEhS BkoIHEho, flohshers
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INSTRUCTION..

r.1n --BoOKEEEPING, WRITING, COMMERCIAL
DlU. arithmetic. &o.The three essential branches OF
taught with eminent at PANE
Grand street. Bowery rooms day and evening
Brooklyn rooms loe Fulton street terms bookkeeping -
all found.
A CARD--THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW
"A pupils daily Tor class private instruction in
Oliver b. GOLDSMITH, 26s Broadway.
NnHE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES CAN BE
thorouhy learned BY applying a. is3 Broadway, near
street. the advertiser private teacher favor
ably this city for number Of past for his
excellent method Of teaching. h TELbERING.
HNHE MOST ESSENTIAL ACQUIREMENTS OF THE
i age Wrtiag, bookkeeping and arithmetic Taught by
H. c. ROWE, Wrtngmaster ifS Broadway. Ladies' and
gentlemen, IL matters not as TO deficiency taught
hns delicate or bold mercantile system OF pensnship in
twelve Lessons Reserved hours for ladies from TO r.
NJ Rooms open daily.
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GUTENBERG FERRY COMPAsY.-THE SHARE
" holders Of tho above hereby requested
tosnttsna our anhu ~ nesting on tue sn OF JunS
s7h r. M TOR the purpose of electng Board OF Nj
for the ensuing year. and receive the
tiors OF the old Board. BY order Of the Presdent.
d. SrEIL, secretAry. IL PETERS
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WILLIAM IRVING, AUcrIoNEHR.

WILLIAM IRwINGi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
suction Wednesday, May 3d. at 1915 eclook st store
Pine street. thirty Brussels carpets threeply and in
brackets; fixtures 6rocasl and a,e window
sutc carved rosewood parlor furniture In plush
wood and mahogany furniture in harcloth and brocael
rosewood and mahogany marble top centre and side tables
bronze clocks And ornaments mahogany French bedead
dressing bureaus vashstands toilet sets hair mattresses
mahogany eoritore. painted and enameed
hogapy do mahogany extension dining tables chairs
Wrench china gold gilt dinner tea and breakfast about
no pieces china decorated tee sets Of various patterns
roeev God oottsge panoforte ~peror tone and
and black walnut bedstead cottage chairs &c Also an
assortment Of kitchen furniture.
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YJoLMES a BUTLEE's
Al Alum Patent Iron Safs Depot, 80 and %
Maiden lanc, (beiov Lberty,J N. z.
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w LILLIAN IRVING. AUCTIoNEER.-To THE TRADE
w and others WILLIAM IRVING CO. will sell a.
auction, on Thursday, May 81, at saesroom NO. Pine
street. the balance OF j. Kassmans stock fancy goods
toaether with seven cases inst taken out of
House. and before exhibited consisting
and figures bronze figures, nkads match cases. taper
&c., mahof and rosewood desks dressing cases.
boxes &c hand mirrors, French jewery, jet jewelry
clothes hair and teeth brushes,
etc., etc. -
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FDGKwoRTH coMPANY-ruE ANNUAL MEETING
~ the IN the Edseworth Company viii -
held at the ONCE of the No Buid
ing, State street, Boston, Tuesday 5th next
IL O. clock A. M. JAMES {. DUNN. Clerk.
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN. AUcTfoNEER.-BY

EUGENE FKANkLIN, AUCTIONEER.-BY
~ FRANKLIN NICHOLS-This (Wednesday) morn
mg lo O'clock At - Nassau street, between Falton
ard John Streets household furnitnre. prsing rich
ceved rosewood psor furniture, In SUITS great variety
Of sofas tee totes chairs tables bedstssds bureaus
wsshtands hair mattresses paasses carpets oil cloths,
and mating some splendid mirrors and oil psatags twg
rosewood with larae lot OF second
forure Good order 20 be sold without
morsser This catalogue comprises
article in ping ine and we worthy OF stten
ticn. Catalogues morUinE VI sale
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THE new YORK WEEKLY CRi1IC-TaE FIRST
number of this paper will be for saturday
ing. June in every in city Also tho
and j. L. Grower.
The Critic will be what it's indicates, paper that
will fearlesy discuss political and social questions Of
raj zeal Importance. NO Man. profe son subject
will considered by the Critic
fer wholesome venti alton Hosever the public win
able to form just idea of the probable of the
Critic from tue contents the fret three numbers
than from the promises of its propreors advertise
ment hut IL is thought the above
ture Of the paper for the taas The
to great extent among literary men, the Critic
be Of the Oyster House school, aad devoted nearly
exclusively 70 the Fine Arts which not the poll
teians and hams gener, ally will discover quite soon
enough to be agreeable 20 them.
CLhVELAND Il McELRAT1, IL Spruce street.
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TUNIs MORRILL,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AUCTION
room 81 Nassau street loh oolosk,ist refrgerstors
Competing, &o 3d. furniture mattresses ,rs oil
paintings Ac sting Of large and choice stock from
fashionable wsiehopses &c. Also q number of pieces of
velvet and srusse, esrpsting from Enslsh factory P
wish Of assortment and also the fairness Of the
OF selling, tno underbdders) N B-Invoices will be Ia
times before 10 all kinds Of goods sold this
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wv ship Lexington. WA DUnuNr win sell At auction,
al the Navy Yard Brooklyn, the chip Lexington a.
she nov los A. the Navy Yard Bsookyn t toms built Of
ed ready for inspection. The inventory OBJ
taised at the ohce Of the auooneer No. Wall street.
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MAIDEN HIGHLANDS COMPANY.-TaE ANIMAL
M meeting Of the stoekhodsrs in the Maiden highlands
Boston. on Tuesday, June 9th next 1t ~ O'clock A.
T. RUSSELL JENCKS Clerk
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uRNRY II LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER-BY u. II LEEDS
II CO "Wednesday, May 80 ~ "a O'clock in front OF
acksse the ate Of TIE Grand Duke OF Tuse
beodfor breeding purposes about four old,
black color perfectly sound-to be sold without
spsndii pair Of bay horses l hands high Sqe and 81;
harness; last and sound; warranted in particular
They rssed by the present opportunity
TO first pair horses light half
patent sxies box and panel sides mads By Brower SON.
of this city in excellent order aud but tle used Also,
bay horse eight old Az hands high believed TO be
sound and tind In all harness. and fine saddle horse
horsA sorrel 16 hands high six Old
perfectly kind in all harness. suitable tor express
spring wagon Sold for want OF use
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r.ENRY III IlEps. AUCTlosEER-BYH II. n LEEDS

Ii ENRY H. LlEDs, AUCTl0NEER-BY H. q. LEEDS
II Co.-1uesdAy. 29th. and Wednesday. May Sth. at
ny O'CLOCK atsur store no ~ Nassau sreot-8eautifal
sale Of arbls sAtuarY &c Also tauary from the
Crystal Palace with Other articles be sod without
consisting of superb bust OF Lord Pamerston,
table tops, superb trunks made by Lampin, no also,
a.. Bsth Mnpy Mssdssa sorinr Sps ana Seat four
italian poets one rse par vases 9ieet th elegantly
carved Erutcsn. Msd Forentine and Roman card
receiver with wreath Of of various Sizes aiaeae
statuar with glass shades representing tho Gracss aud
other desirable pieces Also china bronLes plated ware
cocbs articles xhbtod
be Teen n tho day Of sale.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

CALIFORNIA DIAMOND SINGLE STONE GENTLE.
meas pins equal in brillisney and appearance 70
rings &C. set style and At prices suit every
body. Old original l.. j. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
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Dollars and Cents by Miss A. Warner Banche Dear
wood alone, BY Misc Marian HArlahd-Uur World
Southern Land by Child OF the sun Il he Old Inn,
by Josiah Barnes Gone Cut Corners-Iront thorpe, by
Paul Creyton-Iaes for the Marines, BY Harry Grngo
box q iixotte-Grsoe Lee, by Misc Kavanash Nam
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