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w H I 7 E R l V L R

viii leave on ATTRDAY Stlrinst at ocloek 7. NJ,
s14slIta ANSAS-Tef fine steamer National J. G.
is4eIa McMa,us master, will leave above, for Poca
hota ioaaan acksonport sye Elizabeth, Augusta,
Des Arr DvalI Bluffs Aberleen and all intermediate land
ingS. For freight pussngc, apply on board,
sIn6 LEWIS SN-aPp IL Co, 81 Front street.
Arkansas river freight taken If consigned Duvalls
Bluff or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

DRANK SHAW, Jr., Goo, COMMISSION AND
II FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. 5 Tchoupoulas street, New
Orleans. ol9U
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

NAVAL STORES-TAR, PITCH AND ROS1N-
IN 1900 bb cargo Of schooner Senator FROM Wilmington
large size barrels, landing and for snle BY
fei2 ALFRED KEARNEYr y Magazine ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

STEAM BATTERY AND CLARIFLllts
- FOR SATEtne Copper Battery six feet in diameter by
two ana half feet deep, with Two copper worms of two inch
pipe: four Carers, by four feet and two feet
deem with copper pcnine Of and half inch pipe and all
the valves and in good order Also two Evnpornors and
Battery (ncwl the approved construction and of sufficient
cnlaci for making hossheHls day for sale
liberia lerms
iIi,l s Ill M Nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

O00o0o per annum The produce Of the first three
months OF 1856 nearly double that of tho correspond
ing three months Of 1865, being close upon 700 OO0
ounces. Trade continued steady. The balance was in
favor o. Inc colony In five weeks the value of the OK
ports was II 600, against FL 100000 imports. The
nesessaries of life were moderate Immigrants were
wanted and invited At Melbourne they had been one
nunorod ana eight days without adyces from England,
establsn steam communication
The circular OF Messrs De Coppet Co. prepared for
transmission abroad by the steamship Arabia from this
port for Liverpool tomorrow, Wednesday, gives the
following review of the stock market for the past week
Sak ocks-Transactons have been large in Missouri
6s az "a advance; also in Virginia 6's at az advance
Consoerabe business was done in Tennessee at rise
u, ana ~ North Carolina 6's, Of per cent Ctr and
Cbny BONDS have not given rise to any important trans
action; we notice, however, little more movement in
them There have been sales OF Detroit rs Chicago 6s
81 LOUIS 6s Milwaukee rs Of Louisville and Sacramento
los the last one at weaker rates. We notice also sales
OF Desmones county owa) 85, and Henry county per
cent naaroad Bonds-At the Stock Exchange there his
been great activity In Illinois Central Construction at
rise "a per cent. In New York Central 6's and rs
HUDSON Isl mortgage there have been moderate sales Al
ve SAFE nothing ofimportance has taken place The ba
ance o. Inc cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton second mort
offered for sale by the company have
AWARDED tne bids not being satisfactory This crcum-
stance, WIN respect 10 security which seems be
safely passed. indicates yet good deal Of timdity in
without exception advanced considerably varying from
per cent This important RISE as well as renewed
activity OF transactions ttue features the market
Inc greater animation prevailed in Erie, Reading, New
been considerable transactions in Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany, at l1 per cent advance Money remains very
abundant, from a for loans call Business paper
1as european exchanges less abundant, and rates
somewhat higher, although demand has been limited
Principal sales on London 1O9x no; Paris SIS
516A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
Three Hundred and Tventy-one Emlgrants
for Liberia.

from the Savannah Republican, June 81
The ship Evira Owen, Capt. Alexander, OF 813 tons,
arrived Tybee two days ago from Baltimore via Hanp
Roads having touched at this port receive board
number of coored emigrants who waiting here
42 left by the Samson early yesterday mora
ing and joined the Eyra Owen At Tybee where she had
remained anchor. The ship went to sea in the after
noon and is standing for her distant destination.
She had full cargo on board, and 32l emigrants to-
gether with the Rev John Seys special agent Of the
American Colonization Society.
We are indebted TO Mr VIM Duncan OF this city for tho
following interesting particulars -
Ofthe emgrants--two were from Litchaeld, Conn.
-Four fran Maryland-kse.
Five from Virginia. liberated BY will of Mr. Noel.
Forty three from Virginia, liberated by will Of Mr..
Kelly, and by him furnished with Sl5,0
Nine from Norfolk, Va, free.
Twelve from Halifax, North Carolina, liberated by will
Twenty nine from Kentucky, liberated by will OF Mr..
Graves, and by him furnished with sl4, 800.
Thirty eight from Kentucky, liberated by sundry per-
sons.
Seven from Missouri, liberated by Mr.. FuIerson.
Seven from Gallatin, Tennessee, liberated by Mr..
Barr.
Two from Tuscaloosa, Alabama liberated by Lincoln
Clark.
Five from Augusta, Georgia. liberated by the will Of
Mr. Martin
Thirty four from Winchester, Tennessee liberated by
Mrs. Sharp.
Fourteea from Columbus Miss, liberated by Mrs. Hsl
derness.
One Adairsvle Georgia, bought himself.
Four from Augusta Ga, free
Two from Augusta, Ga, liberated by Mrs Bryson.
Three from Augusta, Ca, liberated by Mrs Marks.
Nineteen from Rocky Plains, Ca, liberated by David
Floyd.
One from Columbia, Tennessee, liberated by Judge
Kennedy.
Fortyone from Gwinnett county, Ca liberated by will
Three from Savannah Georgia.
One from Raleigh N. c.
And two citizens Of Liberia who had come this couu-
try on business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
/. Yale Prizes.

We learn says the New Haven Journal, that the fol.
lowing prizes awarded Wednesday, June IS,
presentation day,) by the President
JUNIOR CLASS.
FIR best examination in LdtiaFrst prize, John Day,
Hartford, Conn Second wilder Smith, Albany, N Y.
Third, Levi Hobrook, Westboro, Mass.
SOPHOMORE CLAIs.
For English Cmpoitim-First Dvison-First, s. II.
Lee Lisbon Conn., u. q. Brnton, West Chester, Penn
Second NJ. s. Elchelberger, York, Penn; Third Jeptha
Garrard Cincinnati, Ohio Second Divsion-Frst G. b.
Heelow, Ocktbbeha county, Miss; Second f. Seymour,
Bloomfield N j.. G. G. Carpenter Bolton, Conn. Third,
H. f. Blake New Haven ID. Ogden, Mobile, Ala. Third
Dvision-first A. Van Nave, Bnghamton, n. r.; Sc
cond. ii. X Smith, Madison, Wis. Third, j. 4. Kmball,
oxford, Mass
For Ioe.iool ConpositioL. G. Porter Hadley, Mass.
j. Riley, Monrose, Penn.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Woolse Scholorshp-Frankin Carter, Waterbury Conn.
Second in Me,It-H. d. CatIin, Brooklyn, l.. l.; W. Ii.
Rice Bethlehem. Penn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
A WOMAN Drsoursrp AS A MAN.-The Pitts.

burg (Pa papers full OF the adventures OF young
woman who for years past has figured in that city
dashing young Her true history appears to be
as She was married in Rochester n ", soma
years ago but her husband becoming jealous, had her
arrested and imprisoned Escaping from him she
sumcd the garb Of man, and obtained employment rs
a whirmaker in Pittsburg for long while. Subse-
quentiy she ran whole season rs cabin boy on the
river. and in 1852 went to work with a Mr. Tim whip
maker, IN Hsburg, where she remained for years
during which time she was noted for her gal antry tn
fair SEX treating them to ices, confectionery &c. As
this she kept fruit and cake store hi that city but lef
in few months, and has lately turned up in whip ma
nulactory in Wcstfcd, Mass. whore hor scywas disco.
vered In all her wanderngs up 10 this timd 5cr secret
was suspected and 1t Is TO be regretted she was
not able to remain undiscovered and earn an honest
living under the protection OF male attire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
JEALOUSY AND MuRpEs IN BOSTON, Saturday

JEALOUSY AND MURDER IN BosToN.-- Saturday
evening, between eight aud nine O'Clock, Mr. Winslow
Eddy, ruckman, in the employ OF Dyer Co.. OF Long
blade Az inches in length. The wound was inflicted
under the left breast touching the vital organs and the
woman died in about five hours After he had struck the
blow Eddy fled from the house. No. Charter street, and
went 10 North Market street. where he gave information
the deed he had committed Eddy Of Irish parentage and
name was Jane Glidden, twenty five years Old and
n very pretty woman. They had been married four
ycars bu had no children, and suspicion OF nfdclty
on tho part Of the wife the cause OF the homicide
Doston LsJ2ey, June Is.
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e put on record to
NEW WHEAT IN

NEW WHEAT IN ST. LoUIs.-We put on record to-
day the first arrival of wheat of the crop of 1856 Troy
Illinois, has the credit OF the first show of the new crop
in this market; and if the whole country turns as
good quality the Trojans present in their sample,
The price paid in the neighborhood of 81 so per
bushel.-S, Louis Meas, June 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
DENTISTRY.

rJ,RETH XTRACTEB-POSITIyELY WITHOUT PAIN
r. WILSON dentist z Bond street This application IL per.
fecty harmless in It's effects simply orrestng circulate
OF blood around the tooth TO be extracted for about half nj
mute during which time all Of feeling Ia the PARTS ia
suspended. RelWenses furpshed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, JUNO E4-t 7. N.
AsnES.-Saes OF about 80 bbls of pots were made at
6Xc.; pearls unchanged
BREADsTuFrs-Flour-The market was again nrmer
especially for common to good Western grades, with
good export demand. The sales footed up about 900
TO- 0C0 bbs the heaviest transactions being Stae and
Western brands The market closed at about the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

The Washington Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend often per cent The Seventh Ward
Bank semi annuh dividend Of five per cent The
Bank of America, semi-annual dividend Of four per
cent.
The directors OF the New York County Bank have de.
cared semannual dividend Of four per cent, payable
on the 1st of July next
The export Of cotton goods from the port Of Boston
from June Is to 20, has been as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

The following Is Geographic communication received
in London from Trieste where tho East India overland
mail had been received
pRiEsrE, Sunday, June 8, 1856.
BY this arrival we have advices from Melbourne via
Ceylon TO the 2sth of March. In the week ending the
18th of March, the shipments OF gold from Melbourne
amounted to 60 1927 ounces and $40 specie by the
Morning STAR to Bristol and 672 ounces and 81 10 600
in specie by the George Marshall to London The shin
ments to England in five weeks 33S 900 ounces Of
gold and $3.50 COO in specie The gold fields were Yield
ing more largely than eyerat the rate Of nearly $40,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

extent her railroad system There is not at the present
tme road in the State extending across il from the
lake to the river. There two in the OF
structon, the Milwaukee and Mississippi, and the La
Crosse and Milwaukee The first is open 10 Madison the
seat of government and paid last year. in dividends
stockholders seventeen per cent The last is completed
to Beaver Dam, distance Of sixtyone miles, and will
pay large dividends from the first years earnings. The
travel and traffic these roads Is entirely local. and
their receipts very largely from month to month
finished road in the country
After the adjournment of the Board the following sales
of bonds and stocks ;were made at auction by Simeon
Draper
$780, 900 Bell Ill., RR LIST mort. Int added SAX SIS u
81 coo Nioh. So. RI. rs, 1861. do SAX 84X
1000 Clev. Pitts. RR. CON-. de. TO
1000 N. \. Il Erie RR, I'd mort. do. 96X
IS shs Atlantic Bank 81
Rutgers Female Institute Observation-Disclosures. 521l
At tho second board there active demand for
certain railroad stocks without much change prices.
New York Central R fell of x per cent Erie, ii Michi-
gan Southern, "a; Milwaukee and Mississippi 4; Reading
advanced x per cent; Wisconsin Lake Shore l.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows
Paid on Treasury account ............. $50 $40 90
Received on Treasury account 1929 rs
Balance on Treasury account 6354, 1916 80
Paid for Assay office. Observation-Disclosures. "a, $40 10
Paid on dsbursing checks l9,70l SO
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 2lst instant, were as follows:-
For the redemption of Texas debt. 1928 097 OIL
For the redemption OF stocks 2,872 50
For the Treasury Department 45, 495 81
For the Interior Department ............. 26,680 "a
War warrants received and entered. ...... 1896 %
Interior repay warrants received and entered 2154 Oh
On account OF the Navy. 1854 SO
From miscellaneous sources. SOL 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD, EXTRA TRAIN TO COM
~ mencemeni at Princeton, june 25th-Fy passengers
being guaranteed extra train viii be from New York
TO Princeton Commencement day 18th instant; leaving
New York at $50 4. NJ, Newark at I, Elizabeth 75,
Princeton q, I'D M Fare to go and rcturn-From New
York. 81 5O from Newark ST. from Elizabeth, ST1s ccnts
from New brunswick 62s cents Tickets purchased the
Offices Of the stations Also excursion tickets will be sold
the different stations for the regular trains to and from
Brunswick thd Commencement day Of Rutgers College
JULY . folows:-From New York and return 81 from
Newark 70 cents; from Elizabeth 62, CENTS from Railway
80 cents. j. w. WOODRUFF, Asst Supt N. j. X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-ON AND AFT.
~ ter Monday May 49, 1854 and until further notice pas
senger trains VIII leave pier foot u Duane street oows
viz
Dunkirk express, ats A. NJ, for Dunkirk
Buffalo express, At A. NJ. for Buffalo.
Mail at ST. A. NJ, for Dankirk and BuifAlo and mtssne
date stations Passengers by this mail will With ex
press rains for Syracuse CAyuga Cnnandaigua Niagara
Falls and Rochester and with the ghang express train on
Lake shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Chicago &c.
Rockand passenger at $50 r. NJ, from foot OF Chamberv
street, vita Psrmon for Suerns aud intermediate saions
Way passenger at4 z. NJ for Newburg and Mddls;own.
and intermediate stationa-
Ntaht express st r. n, for Dunklk and Budhfo.rE
Ehfgrant r NJ Ter Dunkrk and Buffalo, aud taterme
diate stations
Tho above trains dsfy Sundays excepted
These trains connect at Elmra with de E1nrA
CAnandagua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls
BACKGAMMON, With the syracuse and Baghamton Rai!road for
SYRACUSE at Corning with Bpaio, Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester ut Great Bend with Delaware Lac
and Western Railroad for Scranton at Buffalo and
Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Cpbiunan
Toledo Detroit Chicago, 90.
b. q. 1CCAIL.UM Observation-Disclosures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

DOOMS-40xlDo WITH STEAM POWER, TO LET 70
LII miles from New York with the Hudson
side and the railroad the other convenient wharf other
advantages. Address WM CHAUNCEY Il CO., 10 Old slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

CTORE AND HOUSE TO LET-oR STORE ALONE TT
~ Grand street between Forsyth and Edridge The best
business place in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

SECOND FLOOR TO LET-CONSISTTNG OF TWO
- parors unfurnshed, with bedrooms and il
CURED in house S4 Spring street. three u1sou
TO a small respectable family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25


HOUSES, ROOMS, Cd WANTED.
nAGUERREOTYPE CAMERA wANTED-ANY ONE
- having first rate half size c. g. Harrison camera for
sale hear OF cash customer by applying TO s. ID. Hum
phrey $40 Broadway.
YT1BLESCOPE WANTED, OF 80 OR INCHES APER
l. ture, second hand Address A. s. Ruggles
Newburg New York, with price and complete DESCRIPTION
VNANTED-ONE HALF OF SMALL GENTEEL
w house. unfurnshed, in the part OF the city,
above Amiy street, for gentleman wife and children
Address giving description and amount OF rent W. box 30H
Post dice.
vNANTED-PART OF NICE SMALL HOUSE, IN A
w pleasant and respectable location, by small gentee
family. Rent be moderate. Address Gustavus, 3
springstrcet.
WANTED INMEDIATEIY-PART OF A GENTEgr
w house. with modern improvements for family two
persons Rent sl2 per month Location between
Amity and Tenth streets and Second and Sixth Rent
paid In ADVANCE Address with every particular none others
noiced) w. W. W, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

OFFICES TO LET-IN THE BASEMENT OF THE NEW
" fire proof building OF the Bank Of the State Now
York corner OF William street and Exchange place These
the finest and most offices the city, beng
furnished with large burglar proof safes water closets wash
basins &c and heated BY steam Inquire the Office
OF WA. j. BELL co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK-NEW
~ York, June ~, lS56-Dhidend Nouce-Deposors are
hereby notified that semi annual dividend the
per cent per annum all sums OF $500 and under and
per cent per annum all of over $780, which shall have
been deposited at least three months
next win be paid deposltors and after Monday july
Interest called for will be carried credit of deposors
principal The bank open for business daily M
to Up NJ. and from to r. NJ, at No 81 Chambers street
east of Broadway. JOSEPH STUART President
JOHN MANNING, COMPTROLLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

THO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR AND BACK BASE
men Of house II Amos street. to small family The
rooms and location very desirable Can be AID
hours For particulars apply to N. b. ROBINSON Colina
Hotel from II to 2 Z. Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

ITO LET-To NEXT MAY WITH THE PRIVILEGE or.
lease, first class house l3 East Thirty ninth street,
Murray hill; pleasant and healthy street Rent low. Also,
fast horse for sale the going Of the city. Iu
quire at l12 W est Fortieh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

in the suburbs of Brooklyn. Has ten rooms large
yard In front large garden plot in shade and other
rees; healthy and comfortable residence. Apply at 70
State street. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-30

! 1900 Apnee. bssvsen Main saA Johnsen.
n AVlN0 lit seAurne1 from TIE 1aet,
II ssspeellslly iii the Attentios Of my -
friends Ard ~ public generally 70 my new
and lns stsak u watches Jewcry, silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, 10.
Watches.
Pine gold duplex, magic, patent and detAcnsd
lever watshas; silver patent and detached levers,
and L'Epines, Of al kinds and qualities.
JeWelFy.
Ladies' plsiA gold, moaaic, cameo and cnameiicd
car rings and breast pins, ladies' and children
gold and Jet raoeets, ladies and CONT gold chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond 6ngsr rings,
gold and silver thimblcs, gents gold breast pins,
stsds collar and sleeve buttons, gold, silver steel
and patent spctaclss pocket, table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend NOT 70 - surpassed BY any
store west or north Of 81. Louis, Wis silver table,
dessert and tss Spoons and forks sugar, cream
tar aud salt spoons batter and ffut knives, silver
and plated napkin rings, &c. II
PLATED ware and fancy 0ooAs.
Plated aud britannia tea sets, casters, fruit and
cake baskets candlesticks, pearl and shell pocket
books, aud In fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
A general assor tment Of clocks VI the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
xA. Watches aad Jeweiry repaired In the most
workmaniike manner, aud nj the shortest notice
my8-diy JULES 0ElSER.
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pIxsOa.uTuON.

VINHE eopartnership existing between the under
i signed. under the Arm Vi Baldwin, kvans
Co., dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th
day Of March last.
Messrs. Il. q. Baldwin and John p. Evans hAv-
ing purcha ed the interest of l.. &c. H. Bull. will
continue the Hardware basinoes ~ the old stand
corner If Main and Fourth streets, keokuk, Iowa
under the ytyle OF Baldwin Evans. They will At.
tend TO the aljustment Of III the busias-s OF Bald
win. Eyans l. Co. EBENEZER g. BALDWIN,,
JOHN p. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
CHAS. H. BULL.
Keokpk Iowa May Is.
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Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK & CO.,

Sign or THE xoRrIsg LOCK, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, ksokuk, Iora,
WhOlesale And Aeeail Dealers,
A RE receiving = large aud g-ncrai assortment of
~ HARDWARE 4 HOUSEKEEPING WARES.
Ia which the attention OF dealers sud customers il
respectfully invited.
keoAuk, May 81. 'A-Akw.
Trsf RECEIVED Il Crei ehton Dinner I, : large
u lot at choice ciGass, ss~A ~ will not fail TO
please sil Who will call sd cry then.
elsWENfY FIVE boxe. No. lsnous Tor sale :
i decl4uUSTON. HAWKINS 4 HESf0N.6.
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PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
PIANO FORTES,
Sheet Music, and

MUSICAL M KCH A N DIE,
G ALE ROOMS over Howe Look "A
tween Main and johnson. Keokak. G
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand w.
an elegant assortment Of Planes from the best
mAkcrs: Child Bishop's Meiodeons; Martin, Hall
sons and Imported Galtsrs; Frsach and German
Vioiins; American and Imported Flutes; Flntinas
and AccMdeons; Fine French, English and Italian
Violin StAngs; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers. A large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction Bss.s. Pisaos anA Melods-
ons sold ut Maasfacturers' prices and elways war-
rantsd. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pisnos tuned and musical iastru-
ments repaired. Owing the how stage 1t water 10
tho Ohio River, are 1t unable IT present 10 Get
few shipments BY railroad, which expected
soon.
Kcokuk. June -. d3m.
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t3S 900 worth 0s Property fer Sale
~ Credit.


/ WISH to sell TO feet on johnson street. bet. 5th
and 9th Sta. ~ STA Per foot. 1. T. \, 4. g.
and years. 1t per cent. interest. Also 20 feet
Sd between Exchangc and Bank sts., and Lots I. s.,
and w. IN block No. 200, payable in and two year,
Aiso an undivided ghth OF Block No. Id2, and
Lots So, 10, II and l2, ia Block No. lb3; also
l6s feet rear sndsof lets TO- IL and IL Block No.
10. All situated In kcokuk. Also 80 acres Of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township, one fifth
cash. balance In la and 3 years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner with from $4,000 to SIC. 900,
twho 10 good business man, without Any old fogy
t.ndeucsss,l 10 engage In the lumber business.
JULY II. T.
lust kEcETVED-A let Of Peters Eclectic Pr
- anoforte school, snew work arranged from the
bsst European composers, with selections Prom Amer
icAn sathors. Also, I;ertim's, Hanters snd Rich
asson lnstrustions for PiAaa together With ell
popular works f0r Aslodeon, auitsr, violin. Fsss
Ae...by PATRICK GROUSE,
ID st., het- Main ! johnson, mp stairs.
Ksoksk, July S-dn
IswKLyE HUNDRED AND FIFTY danny 6ssi
i FOR sale ~