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Shaving a Hair Cutting Extrnordi-
narVs

SHAMPo0NING AGREEABIY PERFORMED
- The fayorite Saloon Of Gcorgc Cabus. on Main
street, below Parsons Bank presents n,w attra-
tlons to the citgns If keokuk Having obtained
assistants in my business superior 10 any ever before
employed IN this city, invite the patronage Of the
community, rs | ana satisfad thu, can shave clean
er, cut hair more handsomely. and sI,am1oen with
more dcAterity than any brber in the Stat Of Iowa
Composition challenged GEORGE c4Bus.
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INSl h ANCE.

- Az ASSURANCE COMPANY, nf New York. ErsA
- Insurance GoapASY, of Hartford, Connecticut.
HAnrFogp ISsrRAcg COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn.,
ETNa LfrE INSURANCE CoMrAyf.
The above Companies represent a Capital Of ST.
O0o,0 Lives, Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings,
Personal Property. and the various kinds Of Proper
" exposed to tho porils Of Inland cation, in
sured by WM. W. BELkNAP Agent.
Corner Of Main and Second Street,
August Is. 1859. dim
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ARRIVING.

\ thu Boot and Shoe Emporium, No 68. Main
street, large stock If Boots and Shoes, bought
~ the manufacturers IN the east, expressly for the
rrtnil trade. Having bad years experience in
the business in keokuk feel confident that thu
goods will b. found superior in style and quality
any stock III this market and when all have arrived
will surpass all competition in extent Of variety.
Come and see-No HARM Look AT NOR yRoumIs
70 SNOW Goope. ,. A. DUKE.
Aagust 20 lsJ5.-,ltf
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

| AN prepared 10 manufacture from All If tn bsst
l Brands Of french, German Belgian aud Phla
deipaia Calf skins having bought them If the i'm
parters IN New York, and manufacturers in Phiiadci
phia. The patrons Of my establishment may rest as
surs'l II ting battcr article than at the hous
who buy of ssrond or third hands
Tall and examine my stock aud leave your orders
good and satisfactory tit warranted and the work
Guaranteed MT Inc Boot and Shoe Emporium. No 6s,
Main Street. Il 4 DIXIE
AuSust 20, Is35.--dI
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OF the new poem which Longfeliow has non
in press, we find the subioincd brief notice in
the Crayoa of thus week:
eve extract the following from n private
letter:
i have been reading the sheets Of Longfel-
lows new poem-it will be published in a
month or two. Il il called the song of Hia-
watha, and is wholly founded upon Indian
American Indian-lcgcnds. 1t is very origi-
nal, and has the simplicity and charm Of a
Saga. There is little human interest in it.
but tho character Of the Indian legend il nd
mirablv preserved. 1t is the very antipodps
of Tcnnyson's Maud, which is a poem Of the
present day, very poetical, very morbid, ire
lgious and painful. Tcnnyson, like many Of
our modern poets, forgets that beauty OF inn
agcrv and expression are not the only beauty
required in a true poem, and that happiness
is Il finer and n0bler thing than sorrow.'"
Darn OF THE Wlpow or JrpGE SroRY.-
Mrs. Sarah Waldo, widow of the late Judge
Joseph Story, died at her residence. No. =
Rome street, yesterday, OF debility, at the
age Of seventy lone years She is to be bu-
ried mt Mount Auburn. Mrs Story was a
lady of great excellence of character asd Of
varied accomplishments. She has left large
circle of friends to mourn her loss. She
daughter Of Mr.. William Wctmorc
Boston Traveller, Aug. %.
TnE Work WEST Something like II Just
idea may be formed of the prospects and pro-
grcss OF the work on the North Missouri
Railroad in st. Charles county from the fol-
lowing facts which we obtained from the En-
gineer's Office IN this city. There are now
constantly employed on the grading and ma
sorry Of sad road III this countv, SIX hun
dred laborcrs, fifty stone-cutters and masons,
and two hundred teams This work is under
the control and management Of most active
and energetic contractors and Superintcn-
dents, and OF course is progressing rapidly.
The work is also commenced and under
way on several sections of the road, between
1t. Charles county and Mexico, in Andrain
county, and is making good progress. But
the returns have not vet been made to this
Office, showing the strength Of the forces en-
gagged on that part of the road.
From this il will be readily secn that few
months more Of energy and perseverance viii
send the locomotive screaming across the
beautiful prairie of st. Charles, Warren
Montgomery and Audrain counties, up to the
beautiful town of Mexico, which is now rap
idly increasing i'll wealth and population, and
will coon take its rank amongst the elegant
interior cities of the State. st. Charles
Reveille.
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Carpets 4 OilCIOths /!

! fave just received the largest and most varied
j stock VI Carpets and OH Cloth ever brought 70
Iowa.
Ih* stock comprises one hundred different style.
and having beeu bought b, fore the recent advance
We Viii sell them at present Wholesale eastern pr
ccs.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
ntohIng their houses, to examination If these
Carpets and OIL Cloth, feeling satisfied that the
qualities styles, and prices. such ha they can
not fail 10 please all who may favor us with cali
August 10. i.l13 daw "
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DAVIS & PRICE.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERA

ERAINET.s. GIIDEgS, GLAZIERs AND PA.
NJ pr Hangers.
shop M south eide Blond aa, between Fourth and
Fifth Street.
Having commenced the above ha-iness in all its
branch they solicit share Of patronage.
All orders promptly ATTENDED TO.
ktsgk ak. August - ls55.-i3m
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FOOTE & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Mer-
lsnn

Az Burlington, Iowa, and East Burlington IN
'NilE only Forwarding House connected with the
i Railroad Depot. thus Offering superior alyanta
ges For the transhipping If Freight
Iha patronage Of the keokuk merchants and ship
pcrs Is respeci fully solicited
Please addr,s us al Burlington, Iowa.
Aut. 3o--tllm f0DTE co
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WEST POINT COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

fI'Hi> Institution y beautifully situated in the
L village of West Point, Lee county, Iowa, which
Is dcserfediy noted for liz halthfuiness, indu.try
aud wholesome mo al a1d religious inBueuc
Ih course Of instruction Is simila - that rur Il
in list Institutions. aud signed qualify both
young gentlemen and ladies for any station in If to
which thfy may b. called. The government will lie
mild and parental Particular will be given to
the health and moral welfare # the pupils.
The Bbie Will be IA stated text book. Although
the charter and constitution require the teachers to
he mcmbers Of the Presbyterian Church. yet the
course II instruction will MT be sectaran.
There will lac three sessions of l3 weeks IN each
year. 1hs first Mil c1mme Monday. October
Sth, 1879.
Terms per session. paid promptly in advance nm
less by special arrangement with the frneila
English III meptary Branches, 81 90
Natural Sciences and History 8 30
Languages and higher Mathematics, 90
incidental fee, 30
NJ student received fT less than QUO half If any
ti aud the high 81 branch stnrlit del crincs the
giide OF tuition. 1T Is very important for those in
ndng TO enter to be present at the opening Of the
term
B1afdny in respectable families can be had for
from 3 ~ To S3.ne per weekn clubs il can he had
much lower, and II any prefer boarding them cl,es
rooms can be had IN the college building limited
extent.
The principal will be aided by we'll qualified NJ
sisants. and he fattcrs himself that from his pnst
export ne of scserll years in aching. and being a
graduate u Miami University, Oaio that he will b.
ahie to gave tul salts laetion those who may f
f"nize the Institution, and render il one Il a hi. b
order.
For further particulars enquire of
". G. llOLIYDAY. Prneipal
est Point, Lee county, Iowa.
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49, y y a
NJ ANtFACTI KEIsS and Nholrsale Dealers in
~ Hats, Gaps, Furs aud Bounets. No 227 Main
street, first door north 81 the Bunk If Missouri
The subscribers more call the attention Of
tletr friends and all wha in If articles in
their line tn their large stock ef 4ioods manufae-
iured expressly for the Western trade aud viii re-
eeiye, weekly, By Express all styles which APP
pear in the Eastern markets.
W e beg leave to call attention to our large assert
ment Of silk aud Satin Bonnets
From our long experiences in trade (f.ffecn years
In this ctyl we feel confident that The selection Of
floods We make s suited and adapted particularly
TO tins market and we respectfully solicit an ex-
animation Of our stock. being determined Ia offer
such Inducements a will mnkc ii desirable 20 do
business with
III. 4 X. II. WHITTEM0RE & co
n 1.-THE highest market price paid, in eaSh for
Furs aud Peltries.
st. bouis August II. 1855 dim
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kEoK,k FEMALE SEMINARY.

NJ the krokuk Female urinary will commence
~ on Monday sept 'mbtr 10th.
v. VIM. II. Williams. Principal and Teacher of
English irarnma- and Crltoi,m 81 Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy. dc.
Mis-. \. l.. Williams, Teacher on Pian1 Folt9 and
of TIM French Language.
Miss Mary G. llaft, Teacher Of the yari us brunch
If Mathematics nnd Natural nciene, History, &e
Mi. Julia Benedict, Teacher in TIA Primary b -
partment
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TWISTING a Hat we have just received pei
" EXprcsa ] dozen soft Hats of Superior quail.
ity~at the Great Western Emporium.
ID. L. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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First arrival.

1T j.. WOODWARD q co. have commenced re-
l L. ceiving their Fall stock. We shall have the
largest and most varied stock IF Gueds brought
:" this market, consisting in part of Dry Goods, No
tions, Boots aud Shoes Hats Caps and Bonnets. and
Bonnet Trimmings of every kind. In fact, We can
say To the Ladies that We have everything that Is
necessary fnr their toilet from cent prints 10 tho
finest Brocalc Silks. shawls of every hue and pal,
tern, from the cheapest Blanket Ia the best doub.
Brneha. Embroidere-, Lace Flouncings, &C., Ac.
To the Gentlemen We can say that ft you
from top to toe with the finest Broadcioth cheap
est Blanket We have few left If those bcaufi-
full shanghae Coats, with Vest and Pants to match.
II you want to b. in the top Of the fashion just
step into No. IS, and be fitted from head h. heels.
For the little ones We baye just the Goods Elan
nels Of every description, Dcaincs, Caehmerctts Ca
simere, chaiiies, l4nSira and Linssys, dc.
We still intend TO sell goods ieefis lower than
any other hono IN the city, although ii IL not
saTv TO state fact so universally understood.
W. had almost forgotten 10 mention about those
nn' eiees' All We deem necessary to say is that
All to be had ut wholesale and retail of
il. ID. WOODWARD 4 Co,
Aug. IA. is55--ddwiy. No. IS Main Street.
Fresh Butter IN Ice.
( 'lsIoMElS can he supplied until further notice,
~ with choice Butter IN lee at Is cents per pound,
by WIN c. FUNKHoUsER.
June 20 1875. 30 Main Street.
IrREslI oYsrERs-Jnst received small lot Of
Cove eysters Of this Springs coying, by
W. e. FuNkH0USER-
June 2, 1873
Cool.
| HAVE Oh hand one dozen Ice Chests and Refrig-
L era'ors. embracing several different sxes and
styles, which will be sold al the lowest prices. and
warranted to please, by w. c. FUNkHOUSER.
juno ., 1850
Pork and Beans.
T HAVE Ticrce picked pork well cured also
few bushels white Beans to accompany For sale
cheap. VIC FuNkfi0usER.
FIoury
n From hate 1.eS -
~ Quucy Eagle Flour, which Is warranted TO be
8 prior to any made in the Mississippi Valley,
b w. c. FuNkn0USER.
Ok BONES choice Sicily Lemons, Just received and
>-.l for sale low by w. c. ftNKHOuSER.
june 80 d
a go = '''s' BALDWIN, EVANS is & Co CO
August 80, Is55dtf
Tax Notice. save Cost.
v[NlIE time for advertising the lots for sale in the
city of keokuk is the first Of September
Those that have not paid their Tax will please
call at my ofhcc. THOs. MARTIN.
Aug 70 is55,--eit City Collector.
MEsSRs. EDITORS Please inform the I.adi
VI thai W. have received the largest stock Of EN-
broideries. Collars from cents 10 ~ 90 Mnlte.o
Black silk Brussels and real thread laces Lace lac
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons MORE An.
t'4uc and Ribbon Trimmings, &c. a.
II. b. WOODWARD 4 co
AUG. %, Is55.--d8w
Wooden Ware.
Ia dozen buckets, 2 and hoops,
100 nests tub, e and in.l
~ dozen Well buckets,
10 do half bushels,
do ehurns,
, do tar buckets
so do brooms,
100 do wnh boards,
go gross clothes pins, patent and pain
~ dozen wood faucets,
30 do shoe brushes
- DO large tubs, home mannfacture,
For sale by CLEGHORy K HARlsIsoy
April Il, 1888.
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uIN WANTED.

nNE hundred men want Il INN diaioty al tn
~ Lock aud liam near Pennington.
Carpenters, Qua rymen~and LatlTers.
For Information apply al the office If
l.. X. * u. ". FORD
Aug. 3a--df NJ. S6 Main sire T. NJ stairs
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COlIECTOR,A Aar.r.

tHy q hootns, Lee County, Slate Of Ioma..E
I(l virtue Of the Charter and Ordinances Of The
- osty oi hcokuk, viii offer at public sale, fun
less the amount Of tax and hereafter specfel
If previously paid at the Mayor Office in said city
81 heokuk, on Saturday, the lst dry Of September,
A. ID. 1898, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
and clock +. NJ. Of said day, the lots or parts Of
lois hereafter described to pay the special lax and
costs levied and assessed against such lots by the
City Council of sad city, FOR Matchmaking on Main
and second Streets i'll front of sad lots. viz:
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TO THE FARMERS.
Is steel plows, deep tllcrs,
II expanding harrows.
10 corn and cob crusars, little giant,
II pairs platform scales,
100 sausage cutters and filters
Also htkins Usage Orange seed, &e., Ac
At the AgricultArAl and Seed Store az
Aug. ID 1855. ~ II. SULLIVAN kCO.
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riety of Papier Machie, koS-uth and Landscape
Eases, If all sizes and styles. which will b. rid
cheaper than before offered IN this market
tall and 80 them al the sky Light Rooms, SO
Main Street
August 49, IS5a a
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President Pierce.

The Missouri Republican has Il right good
thing under the above heading. The hits
are 50 palpahlc, humorous and caustic. that
We cannot afford to let our readers lose the
fun.
at appears that his Excclcncy, the Presi-
dent OF the nitcd Ststcs, has caught the
chills and fever, and lies shaking among his
friends III the Old Dominion. He should be
consolcd. CESAR had the same disease in
Spain, and CASSjt-s said he shook terribly
Inc complaint Is not dangerous-man have
been known to fatten on it from cake in
the SIDE. There are plenty Of sovereign nos
trums, In the shape Of patent medicines, and
the President viii be able to find them in
every cross-road store in Virginia
The New, York Tribune, however, Il deep
" exercised about the condition of the Exec
utlYc. If he should die! Why. then, tho
" ruthan ATcmsoN' would take his place
and the hope of freedom % down in endless
night, We have often been, amused at the
manner in which the Iris une goes out of the
way 10 pick up ideas on the subject Of slave
~. Every section Of the world is. in the inn
aEnaton OF It's editors, connected with Me-
braska, and every subject bears relation Of
some sort with 1.-The peculiar institution. -
There Is n continued hum drum about nir-
gerolo1y, a ceaseless scolding, a ncycr-cnainy
muttermg, which is fast beginning to excite
the mirth Of tho public. What more ridirn
ions than TO catch at simple chill, connect it
with death, and elevate the ''Mssouri RniI
an, ~ ArcnlsoN is termed, to the presiden-
cy? Why, this is worse thln the folly Of the
poor girl who wept bitterly at the thought.
that If she had a. baby and il should fall in
the fire, &c.
Let the Tribune be satisfied, Mr.. PrfRcr
has the reputation Of bcn. lucky. He has
been IN tighter places than the present, and
perhaps shook a great deal worse, without
dying. lie is, besides, among his friends.
the uneonquerable legions of the democracy,
whore qulnine and qm.tam (as the X. N.'s
know,) are perfectly understood and appre-
ciatcd. He is good for his term. without
doubt, and will doubtless he SO acelmated
IN year or two rs to be willing to occupy
Tor longer period his swampy position at
the White House. Let us he thankful.
Let the chef advocate and lover of tho ne
gro race be content. ATcHlsoN il not mem
Der OF the Senate, nor is he acting Vice Pres
ident. Another member of the Sennte Il, :
That place, so that in no contingency can the
'rufhan" he in Washington to annoy the Ab-
ofitionists.''
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L.D appears from recent adSees, that
arrangements have been made to let out into
The markets Of Western Europe, the large sun
pies of grain produced in the Russian proy-
inces, and this is to be done through Austria,
by dreek and American merchants.
= large profit awaits their success as Rus
sian gram, from the difficulties Of transporta-
ton oecasloned by the war, can be BOUGHT
cheap, and the market prices of Europe are
high at present, though on the decline. This
VIII limit the foreign demand in our ports ON
the return OF moderate prices.
II Russian wheat can be obtained in any
quantity, It would have the effect Of produ-
eng panic in our markets, which are sas
tanned in part from our expected heavy En-.
ropcan demand. The next adviccs resreetinc
the efforts making TO obtain Russian supnlie :
are looked Forward to with intorcst.-.N Y.
Post, cath.
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS ~
IL cot = and - OeS.

constant arrivals our stock If Eastern Work
II viii so3n b. the fin II and largest ever offered
Ia Il eokuk. They selected tn speeiai refcrcn
~ the wants Of the retail trade, and viii comprise
very variety imaginable. Tho prices will be such
rs vii convince every ono that haye fully nj pit
81 the motto Of Quick Sales and Small Plotil- I"
\. j. Tile summer tools now hand viii 10
do mt,
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Lot. BLOCK. Tax. Cost
ID. +. Rudd, s3ljI 10 q 10
y. A. Franklin, IL II Ill70 10
Eichcr Peter 10 81 lll7O 10
Runner NJ. IL. 80 feet
front on Main st. by
30 feet deep,
loo II. from 10th 81, | I55 ia 20 / 10
unknown, 10 II. front
on Main At. by 1907.
deep, 30 feet
from 10th street, II l35 2995 | 10
Unknown, 10 feet on
Main r. BY $50 feet
deep, west side of II 80 2295 / 10
Day H. A. 20 #. trent
on Second ~ by %
II. deep, com. 50 feet
from Main street, 26 GAG 10
TIiOS. MARTIN,
Collector If the City Of keok uk
August 10th 1882 did
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medical writer says that the failure
OF appetite IN the summer is apt to be con
siaered as per SC, an evil, to be doctorcd and
removed; while it is only a sign of mischief
not the mischief itself. Instead therefore.
VI rcsorting TO stimulation condiments or
mediclnes 70 force an appetite. one should
i've abstemiously for few DAYS. and as tho
system works of the causes Of disease. a nat
urai appetite will come back. In those rare
cases IN which a failure Of appetite depends
On absolute deficiency OF food, return to
more generous diet presents the only hope Of
III The Western Banks Of established
character are beginning to enlarge their cir
s Qua as II i needed for moving the crops
- M niow of s5oo,ooo State Stocks, principal
vest within week or ten DAYS TO serve as n
OASIS Tor currency, and another SlOo. 900 will
60 probably this weck.---N. Y. Tribune.
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Boot and Shoe lnaaufclcforg.

To tn lad,c- We would say call IN aud see our
elegant styles + Boptees. Buskns and Sins If tn
haest materials. nov manulaeturcd our establish
ment, which IN point Of quality aud durability We
viii warrant to b equal &. any Ia the west
dtntlemrn Will find II ~ ia il interest 10 call and
examine cur stock II custom made work If which
an ample quantity will always he kept on hand aud
~ We use only the b'st materials, and employ none
hhs INC hhsi workmfn they may rest ASSURED oi il
e'"d article, guaranteed q ht in all eas -.
\ Il. All articles u cur own manufacture war
raBtcd.
rign 81 The Mammoth She, corner building, Main
aud ihlfd Streets
A. =
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Notice

| HAVE in store 2large Grindstone. marked "Tay~
i Tor Mckee. II not called for within thirty
la they viii b. sold to pay charge
j r. CoPEIIN.
kcnl,ut. August H. lS35. lind
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T.. W. HvEi.I..

y y I r II Il + 4
1 Nd Il ,aier in eve
\ ~ description Of
ba-ncrrepsype Goods, sH-,A
has received this day ~
direct from he manu-
tactiiFers n large va
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St. Louis, Mo. Fall Trade. 1885,
II. a II. II. wHITTTnOuE 4 20

HORACE wiilrTLaoRE, Nep York
nogEKrn wuiTTrNoRE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27
Financial.

r w. LATHAM Auctioneer.
7 THOMPSON's AUCTION SALES.-On
y WEDNESDAY. 2sth March. at III. Merchants EI-
or Of the state Of Illinois, account Of the Michigan and
Farmers Bspk:
$4,000 vhspi, per Coupon Bonds interest pay able
e California per cent Coupon Bonds Of the
Phsnix Bank.
$4,000 Virginia per cent Coupon Bonds interest payable In
HewYoTk, on account of Citizens sank
e2 Virginia Coupon Bonds interest payable In
New. Yors, on account of Fsrmen' Bank
$1,000 M'ou, cent Coupep Bond interest payable In
New York account OF Union Bank
$500 vens Per cent Coupon B0nd' intefeAt payable
5000 E.Su per cent Coupon S'nd interest payable in
All purcbs must be paid for on or before o'clock Of the
DAY after the sale When purchases are made 70, account u
paes out Of the city 10 per cent VII be r.gu.ss 90 ,h h
The sceued interest will 70 to the purchaser, 1.-The same "
ct the Board Of BohersJ except when 0hsr.l.s
Office No. WsllS ;. IaoM ,oN.
DY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofice No. 46 Pine.st,
d corner Of William TUESDAY, March q, 1t l2i o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange:
go per Ft Aofssss Bonds Of the Paterson and
New York Plank ,osd Conp.ns interest payable semi
$50 per cent Bond Of the New York Union Clsb; interest
psy able semiannuslly; ESQ: ,
Sc 900 per cent Bonos Of the Central Rsro.d
Co due 1864 interest payable June Is aud December '
&c e0 Der cent Second hossxs Convertible Bonds Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Co. due 1881 ioere pay
able Ag ard osoG1 10 si- YoG G sus En-. Rail-
1875 interest payable February and August
% 81 cent yss Bond e. II :t
II shares ThirdAv Railroad eieo each
20 shases Granite Insurance Co Stock. 80 each
70 shares Home Inswance Co STOCK Sro each, g.,
10 shares NswYork and New Haven Railroad Co. Stock
400