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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEW-HAyEN, Monday, Jan. % 100.
A locomotive of the Springfield trains was
thrown from the track by the displacement of switch
this aer1 oon lust as the train leaving the New
Haven depot The engineer, Mr.. Tubbs, was so badly
injured that lie survived but about hour. The
fireman jumped from the engine and was but little in
iured. The locomotive was thrown down an embank-
ment nearly thirty feet. Mr.. Tubbss family. wife
and one child, reside in Springfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
FIRE AT BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

BRID6EPoRT, Conn, Monday, Jan. %, 1850.
The buildings of the Bridgeport Foundry and Ma
chine Company were destroyed by fire yesterday
total loss is $4,000. The contents insured for
$4,000. No insurance on the buildings.
A carpenters shop owned by the New-York and
New Haven Railroad Company also entirely de-
stoyed. The fire was undoubtedly caused by an in
canfiarN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
GEN. CASS'S SPEECH.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. %, 1856.
Gen. Cass's Speech to-day was only repetition
of his former efforts and renewal of his favorable
opinion of the Monroe doctrine. 1t contained no
new facts or suggestions and was nsipid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
SUMMARY OF FORTNIGHT's NEWS.
THE STATE.


Since the sailing of the last steamer, the weather
throughout the State has been unusually cold Ice
ias formed in San Francisco and Sacramento about
half an inch in thickness, and much snow has fallen IN
the mining mountain regions. In this city the
thermometer for several days has been u the neigh
borhood of thirty degrees Fahrenheit, which Is the OK
IRENE limit oil our Winter climate
Kelly convicted of the murder Of Howe In III Do
RADIO County is TO be hung in Sacramento on the eth.
By an arrival from the Sandwich Islands we learn
that Gen. NJ Chase, United States Consul at Lahans,
is dead -,
Ronoh re uipg in the death Of five Indians and one
white man. The Indians into store kept by
Mr.. Joseph Schaefier and asked for some -four and
demanded it without payment. Upon being refused
white residents in the negbborhood gathered together
and pursued the murderes, and succeeded In killing
five Of them.
man named John Item was killed In Stockton ~
the explosion of Touring mill.
From the mines have the most cheering accounts.
The recent rains have given the miners plenty Of wa
ter and therefore plenty of work.
The Legislature is TO meet at Sacramento on the 7th
inst when the new Governor will be inaugurated.
The exports of wheat during the past year has been
quite large equivalent TO 52 500 barrels OF Hour Aus
traia and NewYork have furnished our principal mar
kets for surplus breadstus. The total amount Of wheat
raised in this State during the past years. estimated a.
high as 2525 444 bushels. much larger amount will
doubtless be produced this year.
THE CITY.
On the 10th Of December, the Z. w. Commis-
sion confirmed the claim Of the Cufhoo to the
Mission Buildings, the grayeyards, the Orchards and
wiz eyarcs atacl to them In the twenty-one old Mis-
sious of California. Since then the claim made BY
Bishop AIlemaDy, for one league OF land IN each MIS-
son on behalf OF the Christian Indiads, has been re
jected. =.
Christmas and New.Year's day were very generally
observed in this city.
1t is understood that suit will soon be instituted TOR
the po,seson Of the celebrated Ledesdrof estate for
which the late Capt. Folsom held deed from Amis
Maria SpaIks, who professed 10 be the mother Of
Leidesdrof. Ii is stated that she was not, and
deed is on file here from parties residing in Copenhagen
and protesting to be heirs of Leidesdrof transferring
the entire estate to man named Nuger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
CRIMEAN ENLISTMENTS.

BUFFALO, Monday, Jan. e, 300.
Daniel Galbraith and Angus Gillespie, arrested
here in August last for ensting soldiers the Cnmea
and who have been confined in jail ever since IN de-
fault of bail gave bonds to-day to appear at the May
term of the United States District Court n Rochester
and were released.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
MARINE DIsASTER-LOSs OF LIFE.

The schooner 1; W; Leverng was eapsised a few
and the crew. consisting OF two whites and two black
men. with the psssengers-a MIR. Owens, his wife and
EIGHT chidren-al persisted.
The vessel belonged to Boyd s Matthews, and vas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
VARIOUS ITEMS.
,nssnes of Tho NY. Tribune.

Editorial Correspondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1856.
have seen letter from eminent citizen oil
Wisconsin who says it is demonstrable that Bar
stow obtained more than twice as many votes as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
THE EXPECTED STEAMER.

HALITAN, Monday, Jan. 25-IU p. m.
The steamship Arabia, now in her tenth day out
from Liverpool, is looked for at any moment, but as
vet there are no indications of her approach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

WAsHrSGroS Monday, Jan. %, 1856.
CommOdorp Charles Morris, the senior retained ofii
in the United States Navy, died in this city on yes
terday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

In the asamsAIp Star Of he We. from san yyesThen John
wesley shOel l. cu W ssse5 Th9 s1Is smith NTH
~ Kess q; H. Iisiue,ton. J. Howard Wells 8. Joseph.
lane. f.srewood Edwin Cox Capt Frank Johnson George
HopIins' W. A Hamilton W. T. wes's9, & henitSeg.
~ hc.eri,. + " Kerchyal b. Cole, N C. Barnes, G. y
w. Sfonhs, ylaibsrd Mrs Connen ID. l. Webster, d. v.
r. neon A UpdeErsf Jacob Noah j. hosenssin Littie
~ W. Mrs H. Moser d. H. Munroe, Oas Rochester, ID.
AM sua 20 In the steerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
DEATH OF CONMODORE NORRIS.

engaged TO remove Mr.. Owens and family from York
River to Newtown, Maryland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Jan. %. 1886.
New-Orlesns papers of Monday OF last week are to
hand but they contain no news of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

DEATH OF EX-GOV. WALKER.
NEw-ORLEAss, Friday, Jan. %, 1850.
Ex-Gov. Walker died in this city yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
uOJrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. LETTER offered Tcsoul!on TOT tue eieV'ion Oh
a sneaker nv a p'urality vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

W llllduh. s.....-....
for a choice, l0i. Adjourned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20
\ ~ arniNg.

The Know Noih.nes 10 this county ~.
thoroughly organized. aud, a, We st,,.i
some time ago, are determined to rave,.
stone unturned to carry the day Tor their On,
didatss at The November election. o, T..
18th Of newt month they propose holIm.
mass meeting, aed having q Latbqcu. =,
thi. place Tho meeting, we learn /. +,
be continued Two days, and large dee,s
ton IS expected from Hu.k county will
camp oqnippage, etc.
Tho most imPoriao; feature Of the o,,a
Of mlar' operations IT, that every tim.
Ike discussion is to be ignored hist, n,
one sided affair NJ one but k,on
Noihug orator, are to speak. aud their A..
serluns are to a u1cnuirad.tted Ham.
bng 1Hi cveiiemeui are to usutp the place,
If Argument aud impartial Judgment. A.
least 80 j, wyli SEEM We warn our Gl
loss. citizens against being carried ava, b.,
tbs excitement bet them--ayoil il. ana
Disregard every thias Ike prejudice. W.
are on the eve OF au election that reqnir.,
reflection and the exercise OF the soanIs.t
Judgment No one, at such time ouglt
70 q, carried away hy excitement. or per
m.t hm.it'o Be seatel ty uameaniaa
and sya..Ies, parade.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

a .
g.. restriction ia the Compro0'iss 90 ls-'
- was elaaily abragaioj. lhst not only
ia this ia. bat th.' the roai..s "iiA Tue In
disns snd the acts OF CpHgfcss referred TO-
Authorizing tie mtfodH-lion % slavery
bid. long aatefi1r 10 $500, erased Csc Roe
Of ls20.
How then, a-k. can W. 'ii"''fr' "''"
Bis knowledge Of the siiPu.sli'n' a'i ''ir''
at car .feaucA with The lHdi"u-' "N' '''
acts OF Congress tela'its % W'.o t'"
can h., IN hs iace ~ DIS apHi't" .H'
territorial bills 81 Ne" drt't' ""' '."'
cgYlended 'hsi ihe Aissa''f, Nsi'I
was Unaffected by ibrm ''e} ''i'l'''
territory embraced RAJ" 'h'l ''i"I'3''''''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20
rFnN lAlifnrnia

promote t'a success ef !'rH4Ht
-, c,,r.
III. ,.,o. r', ''''' '''' .,-r 49,
4. o. iae 3,a % ta'. tao man.
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lrau l8us .tl. believed. ug. De-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

\ Coon Law roR Cirifs-ln New Or.
leans, voters are required to have thrir
names r, eIstercd before an election or they
Nil mot le allowed 10 vote.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

DwcussioN al llENpras0S, Last week
a spirited discussion occurred 10 Henderson
between lho Democrats aud Know Moth.
m.s The Democrat, Of the 18Th, speak,
ing Of it.ays:
Tho discussion closed Yesterday after
several very able and eloquent speeches or
both sides The result Was entirely salts.
factory to che Dcmlcra'. and we tma.
CINE lhat it vi! be- season before the
F,lmoreites viii desire similar contest
iboy onght to feel aud know that they have
Lc,u thoroughly routed in thi, contest
" We have not space ut this late hour to
90 into the details OF this interesting affair.
but we Will promise our readers faithful
history OF 1t IN our neat
NtuisLt a procession was formed, com.
posed Of one hundred and d0y democrats
on horse bach. beaded by some ten or &c
teen ladies. who sang democratic song
Mes.s / W Bowdcn, VI. D. Graham.
and g. W. Chllon, were called out, and
responded in patriotic address,
Coon Law roR tiriHs.-ln New Or
leans, voters are required to have thrir
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

6- Notice the Jaw card Of v \. TApL.
toe, E.q It w,il be seen .bat he has loca
ted st the city OF Austin We hope he may
Do prosperous business,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

Ais BUCHANAN ut- UWT u#1 lNH
cA1rp as 1HE pANerRor r-uH>-
Or \Fa.1 r7taa.r rfuN. Sons
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

But sir 70 retnra 70 ia presidential
election from what 20 sajI. II win
bs seen that | cannot .fy myself in
voting for NJ Fillmore s. hst am / to DO :
Where am to gol ! .ii answer the
question. shall no, 8neudsr ANY of
what | conceive 10 be & great, leading.
fundamental ideas of IA american party
\ uan cannot hold
himself neulrsl IN sue times as these
Then, sir. WHARF an | 4 -. sad what an
! 10 do The commit wh elsalye that
ia al; Chat have said Of IT, iifursss | aia
spsakiDg Of hin SIS he nov stands isdge
Of no public msa Ia eogniry ~ his
AntecedeDt. il IS not foolish bot an
unjust s.d unssls mode q testing bis li,ness
fos oiii.e / care not IS lat hf. fillmpre's
opinions were in ls3, take him as lie
sesnds, ard take b.. competitors rs they
saaad sow. lie is man Of high personal
ahNAslSs, I unan 81. 40 Integii, = De,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

Ne f4tNoLE tItlpt \. iiil sI1' =.
pEI~IIUl IUE klSUi- CO., Fl l!HN"i'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

rt-fuiD rrire tor-.
g. ] HOOD, Al HAMILTON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
sOMETMIMO NEW

4 Nd highly important TO all interested In the
~ construction and repair Of all kinds Of build
ings. steamboats, care.
The undersigned would snnoence to the people Of
tho city VI keokuk and vicinity that they are now
fully prepared to put At tbs shartest notice. g. r.
Russeli's Patent Compound Cement Roofing ON can
vas, completing the roofs Of ordinary sised bsiiA
ings in day. Also, will old Ieaky tin voofs
nj half the xpsnss, making them good better
than when new 5@ss-9 ID M
From good and Sufficient reasons, We rcpose the
confidence In the adapt dness VI the combine.
ton and use 81 this cement 10, all roofing parps-
ses. Having seen its inertia faithfufiy demonstrN.
ted prepared TO say that II 10 superior to Tin
Shingles. Slate, or any other roonng now in use
being perfectly water tight and Are proof
~ any pitch. either steep or Nat.
II adhercs firmly 70 whatever II lie put upon /,
not affected by the heat Of summer or the frusts oil
winter. does not dreip run, but become. hard and
! smooth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
| ing thereon, and is as cheap ~ single
We wish TO state that this Is no Pitch Felt GRAY
ell Tndiarubher, Gum Shetlach, or Guttapvrcha roof
The cement roofing ever used in this city or vicinity
All roo6ng done by MS We warrant equal TO IL.
sample which can ~ at our shop, On the coyne
II 5th and Timea ats, Mt boarding place St
Charles Hotel.
All interested we invite to call before contractip,
/ for ether roofing. CoWLEs A PALMER.
SoricE. To those wishing TO engage in the bust
ness elsewhere We offer for sale the inost of tn
counties of this State. CAP
July is d3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
Good News for the Ladies.

+ HAVE Just RECEIVED LARGE STOCK
Il hry fiapir ths have baeu de.ai nts b. lownes.
- ~st"r - 'h Dhis RsvNraser a,4.u,ssts
l. ea. II or, BY ard II ~ stnainb AT owners. The,
e9asist ia frt II rich 40 tliia psrasa
PsriansTy gsaghams, esiiess, iavus, dotted AMI
rsasas barred ha plain JaekDastts. Grape, broch.
asassra, SAX aud faaey frayats large assortnaen,
IT Enbfpasry. Vsntssmsn and Ladies' Hosiery IN
fasi eserythin. thai q sApt ia general Dry 1oods
anl sa"s store, viii be fond ri the View anil
IHEaP Iteak >eaoaa .t.,opppsite the Athenmum
betsesa Msta sud Jahuaga. kes.kak
July 91-i " NJ. ~ll.LlNAN Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
nysxO,WvIOu.

VlyHE partnership heretofore existing under the
L name of Davies 4 Hart il this dsy dissolved by
mutual consent. All clsims against the firm will
he cancelled by Johnson Davies who will in future
conduct the business. aud who alone authorized to
collect, aud settle the businessof said firm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
Keokuk, j une &c, 1856 --3odtf.
Dtvsolmttpu.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partne rshlp
~ heretofore existing between Bushey Walker,
the Produce anil business. lie this day
dissolved by muIlpal ,ascnt. The business of the
firm will b. settled by either Of the undersigned.
Those indebted to the firm requested to settle
their accounts forthwith. NJ. Il. BUSHEf,
w. w. WALKER.
ksokuk. July IL, ls56.--jylG.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
q GARD.

T HAVE this day disposed Ut my entire Interest 70
L the drug business 10 4. l. Mckenny, also my in
tercst In the manufacture and sale of II. X. Gill
more's Mamaluke l.ininlent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills. and take pleasure in recommending
him to the public deserving Of their patron
age. Nj. IL. huNAhR.
inch 7dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
SPRING & SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
P. d. FOSTER,
Second st., bet. Main q Johnison,
Isin Receipt Of complete
AND FINE STOCK OF
LADIES' AND 0EyTrE1GENB
DRESS AND FURNISHING
GOODS.
- The asssntioa Of close buyers is soiiestsA-
sprs1-A4u

Cavsai0 Da0asks ana window HAx.
tOVoO.
CUPER Satin De LAinss aud Worsted Damssks
- With Centre rasseis, side loops and Gimp to
match. Lace and musiin curtains. 50, 80 and -
inch bu6 linen shading, gilt cornicss curtain piss
and solless, In sets or to suit. p. d. FOSTER.
aPr5sdaw
IoUsEKEEPER' s GOODs-A aae assortment. u
J \ linen aad cotton, Io-<, liza, ia sheet
nEs slso, linen and cotton a. 40 asd ~ inch pillow
castings, lo-<, ia and ia Allaudale, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask. birdseye and
huckabuck towsiing, linen aud cotton diapers, ~
BILE linens, crash, Ac., just received.
apr33 dAw P.D. FOSTER.
MUSoUIT0 NETS AND RAAS.--3A ana yasd1
~ vide MnsqSito Netting. cat In any Length
Twisted white Bars--supsrior article.
Juae &-dAw r. d. FOSTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
Ce.par,ney.A,p.

FlNlI 4 unde rsigned have formed partnership for
L thelrAnsaction OF the PRoDUCE.GkOCEkfa and
COMMISSION business, under the style Of Cluts 4
Walker. Thew will = mtinue the business VI Bushey
Walker, and solicit the favors Of old and new
omers. +. cLUTS,
Julyl6-dtf WV. WALKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
80 -

~ DVvo&1A8 00Os
1900 oAspee, ksAW9D 1eaAa - JsA1eoa.
RI lNTHG - rreps6ng 1te1alAsIqp6 IA
II sssDsse1slH ell IL si.satlsa = ~ ~
~ az SS.JEss, jswsiry, siiysr q bssssa
wase, lAasy gesd1, sA4sirs9xa ae
- n WoeAAA0s s es.ss.
Pine selA dsplsx, magic, patent ~ dstAsAsd
,e,sr vsssAss stivee peisns 81 ds>Aahsd lessS,
~ u Kpiass, Of all Esd end Qualities. 4 a.
Isties' plain gold, nssaie, S.nso ~ is1sl.siica
earrings and breast plns.. le1lss' ard enibessns
sold and let bracelets, Ia gs0t's gold chains,
Ssnlils "a pans, gsla 80 dG1a1 ituees tt.ss,
~ - silvsr sAisblss, eent't 0slA rsaas lAas,
studs cellas sad sleeve buttcns, eel9 evsfs eassl
and patent specsaals1 pocket, table Ard dessert cat
lew ana soissoYv ~
80 FAsGt.f SGrveRV vngve, ~ ~5sassssea
Il vAiab lknA intsnA Dot y y saspAessd6g eAy
store vest Of north 81 81. Louis Wis silver table.
slsasest nd tsAspsoss ~ fssks, eseay Srcsa, 49,
~ and al speopa tsstss ard frsit kaiyess silver
Aud plated napkin ripga, &c.
So % Vavs md enner U~oAs.
panasA md bs,tAnniA - sete snstesus fruet -
cake baskets, candlesicks, pearl and shsli PICKET
ks0ts, and 10 fast every thing psStasnsng y -
| line.
Rencrai assortment Of clocks of ths latest pet.
| tsers end best make, al wasraatsA ~ hssp eDet
- Watches and Jewelry vspstrsa u Ne nss'
! work mAnlike manner and st the shortest Dotice.
mvo-diy JULES 0ElSER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-05
New Store and New Goods
nard ware and Cutlery.
vo. las, MatR
TILLINssH aST. LANE ~ En-,

TILLuNGsu aSr. LANE q III En-,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
nFFER to thu Country Trade, Manufact urers,
~ and dealers generally a full and complete as
.ortment of Hsrdwar1 Cutlery, Nails, House Trim
angs, Mechanics FOOLS &C., &c, on the most lib
raj terms.
Having nnsur passed facilities for Importing, and
,btaining goods VI American Manufsoture. they
prepared IT, furnish dealers, AID consumers gen
orally, at the Lorcsf Market Rates.
Also Agents
For the World's Safe Co.;
Trey Bell Foundrys
'rdcu's Patent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Powers.
Keokuk. July Id. 1856 dAw
Came nc Done.
BeRGLARs AnauSn The store of Messrs. Smit b
sheldon. River street, was entered last evening
probably by means OF false keys-and an un.ucocss-
full ate y, was made to open the Safe. The safe
key taken frotn the desk and applied To the
lock, which. being II Lille combination, could
not be opened by all the efforts II tn. burglars
The key fobnd broken in two pieces near the
Safe Northern budget, Troy, y y, Aug. 2, 80
Anassortment Of the above Safes, with Lille 4
Empire Bank Locks attached which bids defiance
| to ftRk ami BURGLARS, may be found u. the World
safe Co.'S Depot, i3s Main-st.
TILLfN6HAsT, LANE BrEI. Agents.
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Lumber! Lumber.

VNHE RubscrIber has bought the Fat Saw Mill',
L two miles above the city, and il prepared 10
FURNISH all kinds IT lumber Except P,nel q, tho
At from 81 - to So 50 per 100 feet
d~l@dswu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
III =. sahscttht wishes ~ PIT tn the wall during
iebb, Iwp millions u brick for which hc viii
take town los or land IN the Half Breed Tract
Ass two span u horsrt wanted in exchange TO,
oNek work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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DQSAOLUruON.

A CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
- the name of Mckenny b Runner, IL this day
iissoly ed, by mutual consent. All claims against
he old Arm will be cancelled by I. l. Nc
Kenny who will in future conduct the bushes. and
who alone is authorized 10 settle the business Of the
old firm T. l. MckENNY,
NJ IL. RUNNER.
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Branch Of the Mercantile College of Psnnsylva-
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State, with perpetual ehartsf.
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ing Com msrcist Calcolstioas, Psu@assAip, and Cd
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from the beat ercantie authorities in tn eountSy,
and IL sanctioned BY tho Chamber Of con1sres of
the city Of New York, ~ the most eoDprehensive
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IS, :. H.Wate Qitn

\ ons. TO the publican Immense stock
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ExrxA MoLK SKIN Hrs,
Wmrg BEAvEx HArs,
GGSrs' Sex5.Oaass HATs,
FREsc1 xakr HAss,
FS1 WesL Hx1.
Low PAsoa WooL HArs,
Oa1lseasf Axcr IIArs& Cars
hArS k1o CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper thaa sver bsfors offered IN this
Market.
ASY ouAx9seyor GssAw 0oops,
PaxAnA Ham. 81
LKcsosx Ha1o
Pas lont HAzs,
puDAk HASs.
CENTS FU1Mz9GlN0 GOODS.
SILK r1rRwEAn ~ ~ KINDA, suPsRioR
wIll11 kitD FANCY SHIRTS,
1tFa Quality,)
SILK, L. TnasAp, Wool AND OorTos
HosfEar;
WHITE AND COLOREED KID GLOVES
TIES,
SCARFS.
CRAVATS,
SUSPENDERS.
Aso, numerous variety of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. G. SHELDON.
May aid No. IS Main Street.