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Hardware and Cutlery.

Hardware and Cutlery.
Direct Imp ortnttOn.
9 W. / Ii. TUCKER are now receiving their Eng.
~. lish goods for the spring trade by the ships At
lantie aud Rockaway from Liverpool, aud steamers
up the Mississippi together with extensive purchas-
es from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives at this por, and are prepared to
offer increased inducements 10 purchasers, and will
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have been
made in line. dS'w
NAILLERs AND MANUFACTURERS will find
lN1 a constant supply Of large Circular saws, war
ranted, and nj the Manufacturers prices say Is,
80, 81 and 81 inches, and when required, ~ inches,
Red sii Psaloss s. INC ~ 5. ". i Il. TICKER =.
my2idAw
4 xES AXES Hunt Collins simmons ,L,p
s.w4H TUCKER.
CPADES-Ames', Rowiand's and other brandr,
- for sale by s.w. II. TUCKER.
GHOyELs-Ames', Kowland's and other brands
- for sale low by ;. w. II. TUCKER.
IOES-Solid goose neck, riveted east steel plan
i Il ters. aud Carolina hoes, for sale in great va
riety by 5. W. 4 ii. TUCKER
ok and Trace Chains, q large stock, for sale low
~ by S. W. II. TUCKER.
MORN PLANTEKS-A superior article for horse
~ power, and wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale low by
s. W. 4 IL. TUCKER.
IRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHEs-A large stock
VI of Waidron,a and other makes, FOR sale low by
W. i IL. TUCKER.
NFULAY, iron and wood -braccd grain cradles, for
WI sale low by s. w. 4 IL. TUCKER.
SNAITHS-Wrought tube patent and common
~ Snaiths, large stock, for sale low by
S. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
HAY and Straw Porks-A very large stock of va
Il rious qualities for sale by -
MANURE Forks, long and short handles, for sale
NI by S. al. TUCKER.
II s.W. aH: TUCKER
HEDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks Of different
sw. II. TUCKER
rKAss Hooks for sale by : : $1,000,
soIL Chain, .Iapanncd, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
S. w II. TUCKER
BLACKSMITH Drills fer the bench, good ar
- ticle, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER
I ! oRsE SHOE Nails, the genuine Grifsn and 9th
l. ers, for sale low by
S. dH. TUCKER.
( NooPERS' Tools, good assortment, for saie by
~ s. w. 4 ii. TUCKER,
Sign of the Red Paddock.
DISSOLUTION.
vISHE eopartnership existing between the under
L signed under the firm oil Baldwin, Evans
Co., dissolved by mutual consent the 28th
day of March Inst.
Messrs. Il. u. Baldwin and John p Evans hav-
ing purchased the interest of l.. &C. IL. Bull, will
continue the Hardware business at the Old stand,
corner of Main and Fourth streets, Keokuk, Iowa,
under the style Of Baldwin Evans. They will at
tend to the adjustment Of all the business Of Bald
win, Evans Co EBENEZER q. BALDWIN.
JOHN y. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
CHAS. II. BULL.
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q. N. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer I'm Melton, n ma
Fanny nv

Wholesale Dealer I'm Notions and
Fancy Dry G0oas,
- MAIN SrREkf, KEoKUk, Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market. Our stock ID purchased dirso
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
Ourselves to sell at prices low for cash or 10 rood
time Dsyers' - st. Louis or any other western nas-
Merchants will end II to their ADVANTAGE TO eau
and examine goods and prices before buying else
who're. We will consider it no trouble TO show then
through our Stock.-apr26-dAw ~
A FINE Stock VI Pocket Cutlery for sale low a.
n apr - HUsTON,B.
A HEAVY stock Of Cap Letter, Ladies Hath, Hath
IA Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Bun, White and Fancy Coored Envelopes ct
apr36 HUSTON'S.
A General assortment Of Herman silver and dou-
"A BILE plated ware, all warranted and at nanufac-
tufer's prices, At aprM HUSTON'S.
A extensive stock Of Whips and Lashss 1t man
"A ufacturer's prices 1t apr26 HUSTON'S.
lNHE largest and best assorted stock Of Embrode-
~ IN the city at apr2G HUSTONT.
VINHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
1 the market. at nDr26 HUGTON'S.
CLOCkS enough to supply the market, OF every
~ variety Of pattern, Jerome's make, warranted,
and at manufacusrers prices, ut HUSTON'S
apr76
= Trimmings 1t npr26 HU6TON,s
II grade, at apr26 HUSTON'S.
A LARGE lot Of artificial flowers bud. grape
"A leaves and all kinds Of Millinery Goods, 1t
aprx0 AUSI0N's.
+ IOLD and common Jewelry, and Gold and silver
~ watches, 1t spr26 HUSTONS.
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notioa
IL and Fancy Goods Ane at Hutton = It prizes that
csnuOt fKt ~ nda06 purchases and benefit the buv-
o. Call at No. ~, and examine for yourselves.
/ apr26
x Hustons will b foand the largest lot Of IrfsA
- Linens, Lacss, Edgings, and every variety Of
white goods st prices that cannot be beat In en-
0esIern market. apr26
/ A LARGE assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves.
II English and French hand made Mitts. yery
Ans, q apr26 HU6TON'S.
A endless variety Of Silk and Linen Pocket hand.
kerchiefs and crsvats 1t apr26 HUSTON'S.
g 70 6 kerry, Glass ware.
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
| a FULL and complete assortment Of goods in the
4 = above line can be seen Ut the old stand OF
Carey 4 Ktlb0urns,
kiibourne's Block, Aain-st, Keokuk. Iowa
Merchants visiting city are invited 20 cali and
e1AMlne. my2od
i SEED Sso1lI
i "A FRESH invoice Of Garden Flower. and Field
"A Seed, just received from Landrcth. Philsdal-
pha. Aiso, lot Of Onion Sets ct a. Al. Dritton :
Ssed ana agricultural Warehouse, - Main street.
mehSsdtf
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WATCHESy
NJ. w. JONES.
Dealer In Clocks, watches Z Jcweiry
ON SECOND STRxKr,
lNext door to c. Parsons' Banking House.
THE subscriber has just received lAsrs =
= ard beautiful stsek Il Gold and Silver "a
Watches, Gold Jewslry, Be- comprising the 49,
latest styles Of LAdiss' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, CuE Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimhes, Gold
Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens with or rithou,
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WArcn kRPAtRsro
The subscriber being . practical waschmsker
feels compctent 70 repair the most difficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted 20 his care
All work warranted to give satisfaction
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
ia, and always will be kept by
Nov. Is, l855--dly n w. JONES.
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g A, DUKE wishes 10 say to his old customers,
NJ and the public generally, that he has again
commenced the old business IN new way. Having
witnessed the growing need Of .sLadicA' Shoe
Shop" where ali kinds u Shoes can be had ready
made or made TO order, for Ladies, Misses aul
Children, he has commenced with the intention Of
carry ing out this object, aud although not "Prince
Ok ShoemAkers,' the fortunate p0ssessor u any
other prc)non, yet he feels confident from his long
experience in the Shoe business that he will be able
70 meet the wishes and expectations Of his friends
and customers.
He will in addition keep good variety Of men .
CATERS, Shoes and Slippers on hand, and MAKE ALL
KINDS OF PINE SHOES TO ORDER
Kos,EE, He will keepa variety for the accomo.
dation OF his customers.
All persons, and the Ladies in particular are re-
qucsed to call and look ut the WORK and MATERIAL
for HE motto is, 'tBetter goods, fits and Bargains
than any other shop in the State.
.f4-kemember the LApIKs SRoE SHor, No. SO,
Main street, doors westof Ogden City Bookstore.
May %, '56-dly
JUST r ECEaVED, =
A the sign Of the Big Shoe, on Main Street, near
IA corner ef Sd. smother invoice of Gents, La
dies, Misses and Children's wear comprising all
the new OF the season. and 70 which constant
additions arc being made by fresh srrivAla The
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
OF Odell Matleea will close out ut cost and be-
low cost, in order 70 make for other goods
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested 10 cali and examine for them
selves We viii also make ~ order, Ut the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen = and Ladies wear
from the best material and in the latest sly le good
d being guaranteed In all cases.
myl6d HUISKAMP MA1LEss.
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Apr59-d3m
Z The a0ate City Hat store" /

NO. II Main street, Il In fall blast. We have In
store and srs still receiving, very large stock
Of Hats, Cap, Unhsellas, Gangs, and general a.
sortmens Of goods In our line. These goods are
made to order, and our long experience in The bus
meas enables 70 purchase 30 that We can oer in
duoements In quality and price seldom found else
where. Country merchants are invited to examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
aprlo-d s. F, VO0kHIES 4 co.
JNst Received.
A LARGE assortment Of Panama, Straw and
IA Chip hats, soft wool and fur hats, and in feet
every thing in the spring style in line at No "A
Main street. SF.V AGO.
spelo-d
HATS MATSIy I1ATSgll
kNAPKESSLY Tor the City trade. just received by
IL express, = fine and full assortment OF the ne i
spring style silk hats, ut No. "a Main street.
aprl9-d ST. AGO.
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CUTTINGS PATENT q N nm OTYP An
FlSHESE pictures are
i ahead Of any thing SAe~
ever before made. The ~ MA
subscriber would call 7N
the attention Of those 0lRlSto} Nv
sishing to get pic
ture that will never fade change In the least 70
the superiority Of Cuttings Amhrotypes Be par
ticuar, il in want Of Of these, to call Mt the
AABRoTYPE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfaction and guar
anted to equal any in the western country. He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between ST. Louis
and Chicago, with side light ard sky light, which no
other Gallery in this city has. lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting 10 be the same are counter
fets, and an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations Of the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up to deceive the public The Ambrotype
will keep in water as we'll upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones, and remain
unimpaired for ages.
~ Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
80 IN taking pictures on glass, not patented suit
those who wish to travel He has also 4 large
stock Of chemicals on hand and col odeon Of the
estquality, and ready for use.
Gallery No 3, Third-st. keokuk, Iowa.
apr35-df EMERSON, Artist. 1
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Bl.A CKS N ITMINGs.
BY g. W. Ia nd o n ,

ATE Of Bs1Aio, N. T., 10 prepared
IL TO do all kinds Of light and heavy
= work for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
Mills, Engines, Housework, &c. Screws
cut 70 order from to Il inches. Having long ex-
perence and ample materials respectfully solleI,s
ordeu.
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
keokuk Nov ~ DIV
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n NARD.
flNHE undersigned having this day formed co.
partnership in trade, under the firm of NEG ,y,,.
tnlttendsn Co., will continue the
WHOLESALE GRoCERI, IRON AND rOsr,Frc
SION BUSINESS
At Nos 3d. 81 and 5s, Levee SUCCESSORS 10 tas late
lrm of Chittenien McGayic.
WIN. s. Mc0AylC,
All. CHIrpENDEN
LEROY Mc1AYlC
CT. DAVIS.
Fab Lat fah9 AwtF
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Ium0eX Iumb0I.s
TTvHE subscriber has bought tbe"Fast Saw Mill"
l. two miles shove the city, and IL prepared TO
furnish all kinds Of lumber sexeepi Pine1 at the
shortest notice at from 81 Is - 30 per lUo feet
dccl2dkwu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
fNHE subecriber wishes 10 put IN the wall during
1856, Two millions Of brick, for which he will
take town lots or land in the Half Breed Tract
Also two span of horser wanted in exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
.anlGdn
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TO he Ciitxens 81 Keek nk.

JOthe Cltfxcms 81 AeOKWk.
LAYING interested with the Messrr ScoGelds
1 L in the Gas Fitting business, We would assure
the public that all orders given 10 them win be
ecated in neat and workman-Iika manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done BY them, ~
being OF the very best material.
A. Il will b but short time before the gas win
be introduced, would recommend 10 those desi
Of lighting up the time Of The completion Of
the works, that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures, &C., otherwise, many would BE- delayed he
yond that time, 1t would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, 1850 c. HERRICK CO.
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W00 mO1nOo Blv0I N00O0 yOR VAl0s
LAND DErAisTMENT. - n
Oos Moines Navigation Z 3. r Ca.
. OT1UnwA, Iowa, April Z, 1856.
THH undersigned hereby gives notice, that
= seis o0se y open for the sale Of these vs;-
uable lands. They will be sold long credit, and
in lots to suit the means and Wishes Of purchasers.
Any further inf0rMatioa desired ID relation 10
the lands, will b. furnished on application 1t this
once, by mail, or otherwise.
GEO. r. PERKINS,
sprl0 d3m Land Commissioner.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP Dss.OLyED.

fI'HEeo-partnership heretofore existing under the
I urn Of Chlttenden Mctiave having been this
day dissolved by mutual consent the business of the
house will hereafter be continued under the name
and style of Mciayc, Chitsenden Co.
A. B. CHITTENDEN,
WIN. 5. McGAVIC.
keokuk, Feb. lst, 1856. dkwtf
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'NHE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work TO be gas
tight.
All persons dssirous Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, are requested TO leave their I'D
dress with Us, through the Post Once.
Ordsrs exssutsd In the succession In which thew
are received. SCOFIELD BROTHER.
re sAo UsDc2h osAers o she K eoknk
ma Ploaoont = MuScatlnO -. H o..
NOTICE l. hsrsby given, that in accordanes with
IN the conditions 81 the subscription for The Lot
Division Of said road, the tenth instalnent Of 81
tho banking hoass Of Chariea Parsons Treasures, ks-
okuk, OF to the undersigned, General Agent:
General Agent X. Mt. p. 4 n. K. \. o.
May IL. lS56.-td dkw
ksokuk Times ard NJ. Pleasant Observer eopy.]
10 the A1ock holAerS q the Ks0kuk,
FL. Dos Motnes and Mime sota
|. Railroad Co.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sixth cali Of ten
IN per cent. win Do due and payable ON the 26th
Of Jane nett, 1t the Company ONCE, In Keokuk,
TO William Leighton, Tres. , : mn -.
VIZ. LRIonrox, Sec'y. mAyl3AkwtA
fDaily Times and Post plesse copy.1
BAnYoaa &c.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual klec-
IN ton Of Director Of the ke0kuk, MI. Pleasant
Auscatine RAilread Company will be hsld q lit.
Pleasant, Henry Co., Iowa, the third Wednesday
| (l8tb) Of Jane, A. d. 1855, Il 10 o'clock A. n.
LAURIN DEWEY. Pres't.
c. NAsa, sec,y. May 20-dtwtd.
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a fk.Sh invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
"A Seed, just received from Landrcth. Philsdal-
phis. Also lot Of Onion Sets ct A. Al. Hritton i
I'D and Anicultursl Warehouse, q Main street.
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Saturday night lest proved busy line among the fire.
they beng kept in action durirg sne en- ire pigat
O'Clock in evening and O'Clock SUNDAY ,rnirg,
comprising every cton IT the city Belov give The
particulars Of tbese several hres, In the order in which
they ITec.-
Atou, half psst O'Clock, small brick stable, on the
property of Mr.. Wm Hooper was discovered TO be on
h,s. 1t occupied by Mr.. j. Lyons The stable was
pretty much puIn Mt out, lhs borse saved.
Al IL o'clock the bel again 70 nceh an alarm. This
alarm was sAussd by the partial burning Of au uaoc
cupied new brick Willing house On Walsh, Hoffman,
street. the property OF Mr. Charles Myers. It dan
maeea 10 the sx ert OF 500
Before he 6Temen had suc,eeced ia sukduing these
Gause the alarm tell again summoned them ~ the ex
north western section q the city the CAthe
oral buryipg ground. They estimated to be worth
from $50 to $780, ADD entirely destroyed.
Between sno two O'Clock another Gre was disco.
sered Mcfldsrry's deck teng in house belonging to
John II. Hr,msn = two story brick. The flames comnu
riGed to the scjsning house, belonging to MT D.
ud DO thoroughly burnt out. Mr.. Disimsn es L.
hs less ut $780, which there insurance
grocery ore; be estimates his loss here nj 81 200
~hi n there was an insurance Of $1,000 Mr.. James
wtseo,t slso had store for the purchase and sale OF
Pc &c loss not known; insured for $500. The well.
page of ,hesA occupied BY Mrs Mate ett,
Mfs Mitchell ard Mr. Hooper Their loss nsuranss We
~ MD pos earp Tie brick wall Of the northern house
sestetday thrown down by Mr.. NttmAn portaon fell
uronhe roof oftte establishment of Meesrs Mann Co.,
oyster PACKERS ana crushed 1t I'M apg them TO csn
Agar, ~ half rast two O'clock they called out
by the partial a threo story brick building on
tie Bef bwes co, ner q Pratt and ho~aro streets, was
cent The 6rst pamsa sustA.oed a loes Of So 600 10
II eco Mrs spi,er estimates her loss at $500 and was
aninSuIed The building " the property of Mr. Mosee
sbepl ard ard wac damaged to the ex ent Of 81 200
mich IL ed ny nsu From this bui ding the
asmes comrur icated 10 two story btick IN Howard
suset Owned by Mr. s1nmernig, aud occupied a. a oul
sss afo csmtged BY water fits entire less Is estima
ted at 800, which Is covered by insurance.
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Peiitis~l InteD aence.
NEW YORK TOWN ELEOTIOkS-sU yIsoRs ELECTED

SOUTH CAROLINA AND TIE DEMOCRAT NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
Ths following call appears In the Winsboro Is G. J
Register
10 THE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD The undersigned, a.
though favor Of South Carolina Abandoning her
time honorsd policy Of keeping aioof from ali naloaal
party conventions, yet being wiling to meet with
fellow citizens and discuss the expedien,y of sending
delegates 10 the Cincinnati Convention respectfully in
vie Il members OF the Calhoun STATE Rguts
ltsnd the public meeting advertised to DO he'd tho
court Hoase In Wnsboro the hrst Monday In Aarcn
Iext.
John Buchanan, s. G. Barkeley David Mcdowell, JOS
A. Woodward John 3. NcraD, X. +. Ellison, rhos. Jo,
can, Jas. B. McCants, William S. Iyes, James H. Rsos,
John Blotton, Henry j. Neil, James Elliott r. Robert
foD n. D.
OPPOSITION TO THE ADMINISTRATION IN PENN
SYLvANIA.
The following call appears in the Harrisburg papers
1t would that movement Is foot to unite ali tas
factions in the State in grand dssS.
The administration party in the coming e.ecsicn:-
UNION FOR THE SAKB UNION ANTI. NATIONAL AID
NIHisTRAToN CoNyENTIoN-Che uudsrsg ed,
befs OF the Legislature 81 nnsy vauis having besa III,
commonwealth to devise pan united acl9n, ~
which all opposed 70 the destr uctlve policy and pa
ciples Of the national administrators may
the support OF State ticket, ectfHly invite all Who
are IN favor OF such movement assemble oty
county conventions, 10Th OF pext,
deegs es equa run bar t their in cha
ate Senate aud House o. Representatives. to
lion 10 he held Harrisburg he 70 h II ths same
month, for the purpose II neniUa Ing candida foc
AU0IsCr General Canal Com misc. Surveyor
RAJ, 10 be supported at sae aing fell esc
lake such other political action 50 nsy % necessary 70
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TIE Ikansas Ernuete.
A LITTER FROM GEN. LANE.

IAwRfNcE cirY, Kansas Jan. 10, 1885.
Yesterday morning sbuu 200 Il The nissonrians made
stack upon friends at Esson Lesven worth dis
ilcl. On the cay of election they such demon-
sson compelled friends 70 postpone he ell cti,n
Until The next day. After Demanding the delivery OF the
ballot box the oemsDd neing dec ined, ,ney AZ
tsct-hred repeatedly Our fieuas retained their q Q
Ill IT, began To tell, when they urned II with
N Ct After ffiend- mad dispersed they seizsc
Msywooc Brown and other prominent citizens and viii
probably bang them before morning. They maeder.d
Bowr. Ny oVn impression 10, they will this dit
Gully pIeex for another invasion and gener.
tack upon us. We want mrn ifions Of var and must
have them snd ftiencs must De prepared sin
We win be able 70 holu for weeas nut
eventusjy he oveTw aelmec unless bave assist
arce. Send us gum, particularly arIdeey through
Iona, by sate hands.
II you bin money place ii in afe bank whore
4 ne dawn Dpon or OF the Executive Commit
Tee, of which you are a member,
Acvie friends 10 enroll themselves elest their
feers, and be rsesdy to move at a momsn's notios
armed and equipped LANE
\. B.-Seno W. the artillery without delay.
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artistic and attractive FORM and the illustrations by
barley would in themselves be worth the price Of
the volumes, which is unusually low.
NEW WORKS ANNOUNCED.
We zee that G. P. Putnam h Co. (who, blythe
bye, have taken into partnership Mr.. David A.
Wells, and removed to more spacious premises in
Broadway announce in their list of works for i'm
mediate publication, Dr. Kares Arctic explorations,
and Hiss Bremers last novel. Derby Il jackson
have also in press THE War in Kansas" by Doug
lass Beaverton, author OF "A Ride with Kit Carson"
and Incidents of Travel in New Mexico"
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Che Feejcc Chief, ycndovi.

Your correspondent at 0vssu, Fesjee Islsods, In !
communication Of Nov. TO- 1885, 70 the HERALD. O.
xiib appeared In your Saturday etb ins.) ISSUE Is
error IN sa'irg that the Feejss chief veadevi aed
fore tie arrival in the United States. vspdovi died
s hospital on the 1ish Jose 1912 sgter bsisf line
during witch everything that shtn ami kindness 60,
suegegt wa done y olonx his hfe east Of the
II Iepdayi taken sf'er death, l. in tne ds pepsa
Il THE es.sbIirbmsns. Should yon consider the aN
orrectcn worth Inserting in tae columns OF yoar
auIshed JOURNAL, he kind enOagb 20 60 50. H. X. ID.
U. s. NAVAL HoeI11AI, East Brooklyn, Feb. 10 1856.
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A NEW RourE TO PHrLApELpHrA-ABsrc,

a NEW ROUTE TO ABsEct
hAnRcAD Con mcGoIe Vnpc erbii,, II New Y0rb, p
Abfteur vsit lev tava o. and be has agreed ~
he 'stlrted company 10 run two stesmsrs rom n
ferk 70 the met. This wi give the oew little sg
huslnese impetus as go,oe can be stippe. irorSN
York, end transported over the Camden snd Allan
Railroad at all seas na ~ 'he year. Join aock 90
phny has been TO- med, in accordance with an act OF
Ieeislsu Ie, by which fomn,oSore Yanderbts line
Gamers, the Reading Rsilrca6 and the Cam6en end I
antic Railroad, will open new trade with Phisaelpn
The sars are now running egalar,y from the beach
that city TtaoH Gazette, HI. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

NAVAL AND MARINE PROMOTIONS AND "A
roisTMtN1s CONFIRMED ~ TIN SENATE Surgeons John
Wright spd John rbo,nicy; Assistant 5urgesas, A.
ahop, s. Kitchen, John Van ant, James Laws, Il.
feney, VIM johnson Jr., y L. Gait s,ewAst Kenub
lee Watson ana kobt Givin; Ciet Engineer, j. p. VIII
pie.
MARINE CoRrs. Lieutenant Colonel, John Harris;
Lr Ward Merstcb Csptains, j.. g. Mcneil and Josi
Watson; Major George +. lindsay AZ ousrts mast
Gpein j.. }. sstfeflmn NJ Assistant Quarternast
Fret ijeutensDts, ISRAEL Green, Jscob Read and @
Htrcetsop; Second Ieutenants Julias T. Biesre, W.
hhkbns, A. ". Stark, ID. NJ. Conen, James Lewis and
d. Sparks