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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CALAIS, Me-, tuesday, Apn 3, 1856.
At the municipal election held in this city yesterday,
MI Wm. d. Lawrence, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, elected 10y two hundred majority over G.
r.. Wbidden the Democratic candidate. The Repub-
caDs have elected their entire tickets in four Of the
Eve wards.
ST. LOUIS, Monday April 7, 1856.
Election returns indicate that How, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor Of this city and the whole Dem
ocratic ticket is elected by 800 majority. Both
branches Of the City Council are undoubtedly Demo
cratic.
The city election yesterday resulted generally in
favor of the Democrats
PORTLAND, Me-, Tuesday, April g. 1885,
James T. McCObb Liberal was elected Mayor to-
day by a vote of 2,l15 against 1887 for WIN. Willis
Repubhcanl. Six Liberal Aldermen elected aud
one Republican, and twenty Liberal COuncilmen-one
undecided.
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ntutralize each other. Perhaps every one VIII
remember some picture, which, in the studio OF the
artist, filed him with pleasure; but which appeared
near and poor when looked at in the Exhibition. In
the studio il was seen by itself in its proper light.
while in the Exhibition il was badly hung, aud killed
by is companions.
Aswe are desirous Of avoiding the accusation OF
partality or invidious distinctions in noticing the
works exhibited for ssfeys sake, as well as for con-
venience. we will take the catalogue in course ani
follow the numbers, commencing at the beginning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
rnr,.r. C.r1rrr OF BrReLans.-A short /

Tuvr,rk CAPTURE OF BCRGLhgs.-A short time
IN 90 flree a. en- named Richi Farrell Paul Ritter, and James
VeI1er0n ". arrested with large amount Of soos, "cb
- srrosed "a have stolen Ia their posseson They
ere led 10 for few hours when their counsel Chas D.
reTcsr CO. procured their release on wrs OF hAo sorps
psrr Daien Conn hsd been broken open snd robbed
40 worth Of goods AID Mr Spsrr has Subsequently Identified
portion Of goods found IN sou Of the Prsonsf az
M roperty Another portion Of tie goods found 70 belong
10 Nr H. Hawley Of BrooAyD, whose store wss also re-
Gently broken oren. Since these facts came 70 light, tho
Poe have been the lockout FOR the blenders ard Yester
succeeded capturing FARRELL,
bo an old Sing Sing BIRD" lie taken before justice
F!sLdreeu and locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

MARINE COURT--MoSDAY, APRIL 7-Beiore Judge NC
CARTHy.
John r. Chaplin B. James Abbott and Thorn" Powell Ed
tors Of Young Sam" 49,
This case was tried On Monday before Judge Me-
Car nv Henry c. Watson, T. W. whitley snd G o. k1s1n
bz ters FOX above psper assigned their claims 70 JONI
Charm the above plaintiff. On the evidence II sppeaes
that George bad promised to back The psper bot be eooa
nj be brouaht into court He subpensed On the sft "
The usa the usual rendered and received but ne qua no
nss III sUpearance N judgment Ia favor OF llannH
+I94 For plainsH, Frederick l. khs
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pAIJROAD ACCIDENT.

ELIZABETH, n j.. Tuesday, Apr! 3, 1876.
gravel-train ON the New Jersey Central Railroad,
at Bound Brook this morning, backed into the carriage
of Mr. David Talmadge Of Somerviue, inJurlng Mr. l.
so seriously that his life is despaired of.
A BAN and courthouse in this city were fred by
iscendiares this morning and totally destroyed. The
property belonged to Mr.. Enos Price Two boys have
been arrested on suspicion.
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FROM TEXAS.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April g. 1856.
Eew-Orleans papers of Tuesday last came to hand
last night They contain Texss dates to the Goth ut
The federal officers at Fort Macintosh had nterered
10 prevent another invasion of Mexican territory from
the American SIDE The Lpan Indians had attacked
another mail rider, wounded some escorts, and CON-
nitted other depredatOns.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON Tuesday April 3, $50

No. SO. George C. Dodge VS.. John NJ. Woolsey:
Judge Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court, at
firming the decree of the United States Circuit Court
for the District of Ohio, with costs.
Nos n and 70. Argument was continued by Mr.
Giett in behalf Of the United States.
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NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.

QUEBFC, Tutsuayl ApfI q Is0o.
Two scboOncrs from below arrived here yesterday
with market produce. They report the river free Of
ice below. The fery-boats also commenced running
yesterday.
MONTREAL, Tuesday April g, 1885,
The weather here is quite warm, and the ice oppo-
site the city giving indications Of breaking up
The river is open from Three Rivers TO Quebec also
above Prescott.
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FIRE IN THIRD Ay.NUE AND FoRrY-sEcoND sTEEEr.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock fire occurred
in the building corner of Third avenue and Forty
secord street, occupied. by james Moore a. grocery
and dwelling. los about $500; Insured on fara.ture
and stock 500 il TIE y, uL River Insurance Com
pauy
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SCHOONER SINK.

NORFOLK, Va, Tuesday, April 9, ls56
The steamship Roanoke, OF the mouth of the Della
ware, on Saturday night ran into and sunk the
schooner Sidney of Philadelphia. The Roanoke was
considerably damaged. One man on board the Sidney
was drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
PHILADELPHIA MAYORALTY.

IHuADELPHIA Tuesday Apll 8, io0O.
The Democrats have nominated Richard Vaux as
their candidate for Mayor.
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company Of military was sent on board. Great ex
citemen exists as il is believed there are slaves con-
ceaed in the vessel. The captain and crew have been
Consigned 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

Srppyx DEarH.-John William colorcd, 20 years
q eye dropped dead Yesterday in the store No ~ front stes
yiee be employed An inquest was heio upoi VIC -,
s. Cofper Perry ald verdict Of death nom oss'0 =" "7
farty garerdeled.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

TORONTo Tuesday, April 8, 1856.
motion Of want of confidence in the Ministry last
evening was rejected-43 votes for TO ca against.
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p BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosToS, Tuesday, April 9, 1886
rrhe following nre the footpgs Of the Weekly Ban

The following are Inc IOOIlDgs UI lno " tvhIy bauh
Statement: 49,. 80.
Caai stock $50 600 Loans and - 5oo
Snecie ,........ f48OOO Due from other Bks 7JlOOO
Due other Banks 56I2B Deposits '''.'''''' Ifl'"
Circulation. ......... 7l3i,JtO
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With such ammunition We expect 10 bring down Inc
PIo-Ssvery party and end the cry of disunion- A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
Co.PARTNERsHIP

I CO-PARTNERSHIP,
THR undersigned viii Dry-Goods business in
their present location under the style
SWEANlS9E They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and customers continuance OF erfavors.
| December 81, 1855. RR sMEARINGEN Ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
WHEE,I iNG
NEW AID BEsAETIFUI. STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
Wo.AWaa6inrtoI mnll

= y q. 4 WHAhtnEten mRlI,
AHISG Bssera cities yyita very
IL large ven sss6ttnseit CodlE WA4elss
and Jew eir The puid calf tie at.-nton Of hs
trteds and the pqhe getsrsy Il, RsSrns
vim sesl cheaper than syeF hsgofre s stock SShsss
inpart follows: - lsysas=g - ~
Cloeks. ~ ~ - -
Gold and SILVER ng,a French and american ltnssr sad
Open Faced WatGhes. ~ -sr,5f- !
" called to the American wsteAes
gold oly In fhs eoEntfF
and prime time-EeepeFs;.
5he Ladies VIM and al his eitabshpsnt lsrEs Spa vs
cannot fan to ple9shss as-s
ne 90 - 80 I. ~ IL! oiofe odd
Wheeling, ana invites
stDek.slisl -s'eTEI p. BROWN =,
oclS Nc. I Warrington uau.
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tn. JOHNSTON, JR.,
Agent for HRanc C.orta.

@4s 0O14No4OGN, Jh.,
Agent for ISaac CoIts.
"oopEs8S&ias sSS& MSis ss2SHR SfEERRr,s STAND"
lEALER R superior FAAILT FLorR, DRIED BREF ToNcrRs
~ BAcoS, TE4s CoTEEr HermetSay sealed FarSs vts
EIAHlEs JI1IE ArcEs, CAIsrPs SuGARs MoIAssAs TE-
1f ami md every article usually found in Family Grocsry
lee. and other Groceries they formerly bought.
FLOUR and other Goods delivered IL the city free Of
S4s!Es: in268u
EandksrchIefs and CTavats.
ANDkERGiIlERs Of srkndr, embracing the lower. and
'aek sa,Sn sslT CfeEats, extra si1rF;
searss-piair black and fancy;
h4 m hSse @ Of al kind' SnSracEDg double feet and has
suspendes Of kinds incIadlug boys Ssulers OF ys+.
,I Al q be sold vcsy low At No. g. wasl,nston
on1O J. H. srALLMAN
10 npds n e sS;: SGts lar. Lard oa,
rms "a IAtsHiSss iiIsSssSa sGsHY1E1D,. 81
gBLs ssds Furniture vaFplst tor sale y
GROSS BaFdOtte's Worm syrup, for sale 5y =
- gA!ls1.-lj le--lj-z--s IACGHLINS BUSHRIELD.
EGss isss wFls' Indian ysSfsssls F
lU00 s IadIsaIIsss 9IsIiIl ss1iE SusESy 81 Efis B.
:s}(l0 LBS M MLattsrTs, just received BY
wv 9ano. =. - IAGGHLINS BUSHdELD.
~ S-zj iaRs LAuGHLINs kBusHrIMp.
y4tnl'A PFTs Ts6sassi sSfIs e 81 SuSSap
sBls- tsLs -E.heFiai on foT
- - -AAO9H1NS &BCSHF1ELD.s
IA GALS Holland Gin ofPrims Qnality--for
III ~. sten2 .LAUGHIINs BUsHTfELD.
< BRLS Ltnseed Oh, just received By
| = jams -.- LAGeHIfNs BusHF1EIDg
tOS BBLs CoppeFas for sale Lowry
20 jaa9 LAUGHLiNs BusHRIEIDs.
Powder.
l1sgIl,. lVO sZl9 -,.,.- GEO. WILSON
ioES Y. ts.s1 and cob Fsils for sale 6y -
RADDLR BL1NRFTs
faa .St ., aEt rate Saddle BIauiets
= sSssaP atShe old stand, 1sa, Main street.
IIilt1 BARRELS No s mackerel,
50 sS bSls ss go 10 dc dc 4as'esaa'ess''
H. just received and for aaie kV
- 2. r. GREER CO., Msn 81
DISSOLUTION
E law existing between the underaiEned =
tls DAY dissolved By mutual consent viii pFaes
ssse s'setse" - = lnetfFteteFe.
ssasa. 5.a. 1aAfSsi .ePsD1EroS
80. = fIouR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER kr, = :
Subscribers will purchase or make
adyaRees on conagnnent BiIttnloEe PhlaasItifa
foT OF Hour Weekt, rye, oats, corn barley,
sloxsf and seeds Also on hutteFl pIeksal Rhd
ssss 80 Wv Wa.ss 4 e s.s.s.!
ONE RuFDRED R1RRELS TL0UR
II Us1 received had for Baic
s2=9-qses4t lsllzs. {p0AGE. 4 COWGIRL.
lSfAll Esss R!ear, Extra RlllIly blsnai ~
800 bashsls shelled iCofhs-cfoF salely q sstf
e aesa f1ofsDoNs ~ ATTfIEWs . CO.
9EsT Rspsiiy Fiapr toE lalt ~ ss n - :
~ 7fi = - S4tA-Eh = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANuPA CTuRR9!
BUIl.Ek'S BOOK "A ESEPEHk'A
Writing EllIid

GIEcE this Fluid been before the public
~ now nearly two has gaining
faySr and Is preferred by many aF-smed Ar
mold Rlud.
ties with smaller sizes ave been sold
to banker. and merchants Cincinnati, Louisville,
bnrg bChalO, ClrTelHnd Detroit, Aute Lafyette
SinesInes indianapolis Evansville Frankfort, LrxinEton
NRshyie MclhsS, St Louis, NckEburg Jackson Matches
and New oFcans II has also been adopted State
prtments Of Kentucky, 1saiSEiup II has
taken three rs class Diplomas Mechanics Institutes Of
Cincinnati and and four Diplomas Me-
and Illinois.
The following merchants bankerp &c. in wheeling here
tofoFe using Arclds EnElgpE have ourchaEed mt
l.T's Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Rank Virginia; Aerchana, MecbB1,rs
Bank Of whCvlns Of Wheeling: Crtsetpt Nanafsc
ring Company County Clerk Ohio County; NutonaI eit
graph Oaiee baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ofcc; NcLur
Mouse; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell & McAEre Gordon
Matthews Cos T. Sweeney 4 SOM Doane CuwgIE OFT
Boyd; Boyd On; Oliver Pryor Jas. H. Stout o Lamb
din, GiIbersou Co.; Press. $3.50
For sale At manufacturers prtces ty
ees9 LAMBDIN, 0TLBERSoN kCo
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~ Co-PaYtnership. ..lSsssa
B. MARSH ay GSsociatea WITH him n n vyssa
s man for the Of ftanAReting wholesale ASd
retail Boot and Shoe bnainess the b. SFsS
No. 10, Monroe street, door Greer, OFT & Co.. s
the firm OF MARSH RAIAIAH. IN
Juiy let lSb5. .- ip 30 y
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ON after the rs q jahSary proxirno the preseu,
~ firm Of Heiskeu& Co.. Will be dissolved by Limitation
james A. FetEer retiring from the Arm.
An persons indebted to Us will please call and pay.
meut without delay, and those having aESnAt r
will present them for adjustment.
December 1855, .s
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DISSOLUTION.
VIE psrtneFsiP eHlstinE betwesn The nat4
tr hFl MANS Of THnNFsoy & PATTRRsc 20 this isy ts.
+olyed by mutual eonssnt The husesa viii Sc eontetsd
sy JONI IE0AIPsoN who viii collect HI lie ARA
and pay all claims aEaustt. 1870
no JOHN H. HHoNPsoE,
}. II. .PATTERsoN,
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MARCH 70. 1856
MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMERCIAI. COILEGE
THRtaTs

TFsiyafS. -
Ieepiag Isetares asd Ssastaassip, sasarsab1g e.
ES. a i5al:s ii Idiss -
tAsiE fes te ard sqs
tstsbiissnt Capsa stirnsales them to re-
nswed eHsrtiOns 10 meet IN Ms n0G gBcist DIaNer the
sfss courss OF ssreGTte t,spiad The great practical
vxeEisRss Of Principal in heavy Ranking and Cousr
cial Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has enabled him to bring 20 degree Of PeTfStion
ST 1 u ny TIIER ri sa1 SHsFftsss
student, By this process is drilled the DESK Iajri-
Of an Aeepuntanls duties a. thoroughly ds toGgh 1s 1ad
sesesd an apprenticeship tn se1t Lyps Commercial
bluna=rs ase, in a great measure, dissipa;sd.
IN In saaoa 70 onF snsasEs s Of 9ssOPsssd NJ A. ASST
eminent Lcarers In Ohio to lecture commercial
partIcular1e
herr bat il sTsFy thing snnnsSted s win DOUBLE
its Scisntihs upon Commercial History,
oEaphy Commercial Proucts Commercial Calcuations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Et;tSs Trade
THE LADIES DEPARTuEYT
opened reception fLadirr No Institution In
the Onion impars more thorough Interesting
this Department.
best efforts 70 merit in st more eminent DEGREES the Hat
Oksdgs ouFssIces to i40Grt q aSSs tforoW0F pTacfic
corrse ereatis tan can earttti At Gsy
Among TIE many Recommendation, give The follow
Eve the ndersiene take pleasure in terrifying that We
personally acquainted with Mr.. GrRnSeTs ability
SisSss orsr liz has had great eprnse as s s f 4 ss
countant, in heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in imparting PsdcticdI
Egorlsdge q Book Keeping, and ttOreNgh Commercial
l. j. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President OF Farmers' College. I
LORIN ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College
To Young wial, TO acquire '.Business Eauca.
tons ttnk 1t SHnrds facilities seldom equaed-
Mr.. GRANGER has the
edge and in teachnE added practical Counting
Room experience feel that graduates
his College will be fully competent keep the eoApLi
GtIted set of R1c&4.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JANSET, Sec Board OF Control State BANK Of o.
j. F. PARNT; Book Keeper at D. 7: woodbury's.
b. 0XERDtI.it, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
H. z. MILLS, Sec; Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s.
SE-For f.ll particulars send for circular.
CHANGER d ARMSTRONG;,
fsf-tv Psoprieters.
a cRE a IN RnHR
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JOHN u. THOMPSON respectfully ANNOUNCES Chat no vi
continue the Book Stationery KtIl lGpeg iisesS \
IL Nain Street, whore Faqpy 50 rseIye tle =
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RECOMMENDATIONS BY PIIYsIcIANs.

RALPA SToxE, II. D.
JhSAs A MoTT, II. D.
CTRrs KIN6sI.EY, II. D.
VIZ. B. ArST1S, n. D.
QRKuLk CRSoN. u. d.
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kesPta0, LscfHres ald esa7tGashdP tnrdrtG5Ig Ss
E Fa e. T.idtss So g
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE on coSsu6I
The Musical World for 1856.

VOL. XIV.
NTE COMMENCE the year with n reduction Of one
w third FROM former subscription. We take this
step to give Journal the possible circulation The
price then, hereafter viii be teo dollars per to an
Ir6o pay GGcGnce; those pay In advance
(ou it Will be three dollars reduced subscription win
still ineiutc, g portrait, Mozart which We have
had specially engraved for this Journal serve
as an excellent title page emLelhment for the
aine Of the year 1850.
sersa with the first number in January. The other
liable features o! Se Journal will remain BEFORE viz
bound the end ct the year, form voln,1le worth
$t2 Instructive musical readns articles and in
the world. - - - 50 as "a
Tie department Of General Literature liz sl in the
comprises the best ranS1ntionH of the best tang
ia the French and other foreign Journalist ucious
from BOOKS anu unaHaznes and generally good story
City and Brooklyn subscribers are charged with fms
cents extra or the expense Of carrier Canada subscribers
pay twenty cents for the necessary prepayment Amer
lean postage
journal eopyin ILLS entire announcement ard draw
ing TO before the close January 1885,
WI receive the Musical World in exchange year and
RICHARD STORES WILLIS, Proprietor,
To1NNsLEf'sitSDIAS VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE ASo-
ANErAERt be trueor that nature provided with
infalhble remedies FOR all the Is that TO-
seTta that one OF te most distressing Affections In the
eataogue Of human surings may be speedily eErctu.
aiS relieved by a harmless antdetP-
EowSSLET's TOorHACHs AXoDYSH
Is liquid composed OF purely vegetable sustanees unrfx
ell with acids polsous any Kind and stands upriyslIed
as most acute pains Of Tooth and
Gums Indian preparatnn and the roots Of which
Is were purchased BY the proprietor
ISt5 ~ @-' " -N "
The Gnodyne has been extensively tried b the rst fi
has been fond to he Immediately oroushly efcaeioys
IN OIL other instances No remedy ever
time beneficial in its results.
....s 7, II LOGAN CO..
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Just Received,
WHEELING MUSIC STORE

EASTERN NleI l6eIAN2 Is s, y y WyEA1lRERooMs
NIT nooR 81 hEENYHIiL's TrRHlTrRI sr0RE
NNHkRE n'sy be found variety Of and New York
Panos fEoH the hE.t-class makers, among which are
the celebrated James W. Toss Piano, Patent Dansr
and Improved Scale, warranted 10 stand in climate
sIlenad GssoTntat of tbs popular CaThart's Patent
MeiodeOn and Reed oRnG superior In tone and fnIsh Of
my own manufacture. Pricez from Sl0tO sI75.
purchase. - % 's'' w
Also select assortment best Importers and Nan.
niactuTs, OF Guitars, Nfolus Accorjeon Funas FiIs
FlGsss and every article Wanted by the music
hopes h studying the wants Of people
and attention to business merit their patronaEe
tr,1:g aEl0NH0Ss TO La. SHEET MrS,S;
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REMOVAL,

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand In Nsysst
We square to that new and spacious Warehouse No. bI
'front.' west side Of Main street, between Aonroe Rn
Quincy, lately occupied by aessrs Aunah AsSirr ss
house He hiss hand large general
sortInent OF Grocs8igs and BaueEs Vach hs H seL
wholesale at tie lowest market price. - = -
L - GlnpoHdrE ievesS description ana Safeay
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!l!

GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDUCTIoNIi
CLOSING OF EALl WTNTEH GOOpsl
lEING desrous 1f reducing my above Ine
II have made the following dueliOns:
EMBRoIDERIES.
viii consequently sen collars formerly held at for
22SS; th0se g. a1ldothers In proportion am
Offering greater Inducements than any other house town.
is IN CLOAKS.
reduction Of so per will be granted and those ready
Elth the cash viii be able to buy from nice
eeth CLOAK at $3.50. The greatest bargains offered
Otasrs shall sen the terms; Hcnal
selling the ready made than you buy the
.a TRIMMINGS.
or which have large win out at almost
your priceA.
ceFpSofss sldren's woolen saes ladies superior we0I
scars have In such variety and prices
to astonish every With one word being anxious and
willing TO reduce stock to the lowest point win my
goods much tesS than
ANY OrHRE EOrsB.
that yen help buying. Come an and every
that wants to save his money. ~
ISAAC PRAGER,
+ Eastern Bargain Store. ll5 Main street,
deC92. bet Monroe Union sts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18
The Gate city against the World !
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory I!
A. e.. Orr

I S now manufacturing Mattresses of every descrip-
ton, Spiral Spring, Curled Hair, Wooden Felting
Cotton. Moss, Birch, shuck and Straw. Of the best
quality. Pillows and holsters of all kinds Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended to
and MI articles manufactured or sold ut my estab
lishment will be offered AT fair terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production Of superior W rk at
any establishment Of the kind in the Western
try You are respectfully invited call and exam
inc specimens of my work. Wareroom Of
Fourth street and Exchange
| have in operation newly invented and expensive
machinery, which enables me 10 manufac ture bet
ter work. Of more liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for Bedding etc prepared by machinery IL more
uniformly and PERFECTLY prepared, and the work
far superior in quality.
WI OIesale and Retail.
March 10 1856 dGwly
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= CONS, WAGONS wAGONsil1

DL0W AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
l. and Nam Streets, keokuk, Iowa Having
purchased the before named establishment and
mnde large additions to II, We nanufac-
turing Of the best ONO TIMBER including the strani
benz feiloe no other timber for wheels being used
III this esta biishment,) WAGONS OF EVERY VA
kIETI, AChS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS.
WHEEL-BARkOWS CULTIVAToRS, n u
FLOWS, In style and workmanship equal 10 any in
the Western States. As use none but the best
MATERIAL and employ none but the best mechanics,
We feel confident of being able to obviate the ne
eessity, to those who will give call, of send
ing either to Chicago OF Cncinnaai for any article
in our line.
\ B.A good stack of Flows and Wagons con
ste-ntly on hand TO supply purchasers at the short
est notice Those wishing 10 purchase save
Il me and money by calling at the corner of 18th
find Main streets. FREEMAN KNOW LES.
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HOwE's INPROvED PATENT

WE are proprictors of the above patent for the
w State Of Iowa, and prepared TO contract
for the erection Of Railway Highway bridges of
any length of span. from 80 feet 800 feet In an
part of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads in the United
States, we deem comment 10 their strength dura.
hility and cheapness, unnecessary. All communca-
tons the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMERS BYINGTON,
feb2sd6m Davenport, Iowa.
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JUST RECEIVE u.

nIRECT from New York, the largest and most
- splendid stock of Ladies Fancy Furs Fancy
Robes, Fur Gauntlets, Swans Down Vlctornes and
Cuiis; Gents Fur Mufiers, Fur Gloves, &c, &C. ever
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TO aiirho DGni anything in me ADORE hne and will
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can be bought in ST. Louis. All ask is for Won -
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thing the West
Ladies please call and look over my stock No
trouble to show goods. Don't forget the place but
call at the NEW YORK EMPORIUM.
A. c. SHELDON,