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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

MR. MCKAY REsEGsEp.-Jndge Mckay,
Commissioner of the Des Moines River I'm
provemen,, has resigned his Office, and Ed
ward Manning, Esq. Of keosauqua, has been
appointed in his stead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20
Teiegraphic News.

CLEVELAND, Nov. lathe PostoiIice a.
Delaware, o., was robbed on Monday night
of AL the letters il contained. and afterwards
set on fire, but IT was extinguished before
much damage was done.
John Whitney, an old citizen of Loudcn-
vile, o., Was knocked down and robbed Of
$50 on Tuesday night. within ID rods Of his
own house. His skull was fractured, but he
reached house, where he shortly after died.
No clue obtained Of the murderer.
Kun en the Lancaster HANK
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. live have dis
patch from our correspondent at Lancas ter.
q ted this evening. He states that there has
been heavy run upon the bank to-day, bat
il is discharging all it's obligations promptly
and is understood TO be able to meet all pos-
sible demands of its creditors. Mr.. Beach
s.an. the former President having resigned.
A. Herr Smith was unanimously elected sue
CossoY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

cTRev. Charles Elliott has accepted a
professorship in the Wesleyan University at
Mt Pleasant.
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orraaGG OK THE PAcKEr j. MckEr.-An
unprovokei and cruel outrage was committed
by the Mate Of this boat, on her way down
last Thursday evening, on Henry Adler, a
dscrepit and unoffenaing old man, who ha a
taken deck passage 10 this city, where he
has resided several years. This Oldham was
supposed 10 have some money about him.
aad as he gave no prosocatioa whatever FOR
tho assault, this might hsye been the object
IL view. lie xas badly cut and bruised
about the head and lower limbs, and is now
lying IN CRITICAL condition.
The Mate has been arrested, and on ex-
animation before Justice Harris, WIS put un.
der bonds Of $500 fos his appearance for tri-
al on tridA~ next.
Such rulianism is becoming quite too
common, and should, in every instance. re-
csivc the seyerest punishment the law can
iuaics.--t Darlington Hawkeye, 18th.
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Liss 81 Rcas Estate ter sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 co,

Liss 81 Rcal Estate ter sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE l. co.
I FULL Let on MAin-st.; do On Johnson-st;
J. s valuable Lots on High street,
- q Morgan
Concert Z.
I q - Orleans
Houses and Lots on Concert. ST.;
Lots on isth ST.
| Business Lot ON First-st.
Isots, I4evee;
Valuable lots cor. High and 10th sts.
House and Lot on Mofgan-st
10 Acres valuable land within mile VI the old
City Limiu;
100 Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
City Limits;
Acres land in Oak wood, his, valuable for gar
deninK purposes;
Town Lots ia lakewood, On which ere growing
80 zoe young Fruit Trees.
novi9 KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.
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A PULUif.--To my old customers, and the L.
I Il dies in particular. owe apology for recent
changes in the inside Arr angement and outside sp
pearsncc of my establishment.
Though Ii WAS not uatii after patient and thor
ough legal investigation that Lsesme esnvinc.s
OF the error In the style Of my sign, that submit
ted 10 ch inge. But in changing IL from "I1adss
Shoe shop, have not ceased to manufacture ~
kinds Of Ladies shoes before but have. in sdd
ton engaged in Boot making for their Husband
lily and Friends can b. accomodai~d II enc shop
the ONLY oSx N kxoxuK where you can ret any
thing IN the Boot and shos line, made . order, il
ats. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. - Main
strcetwhere also the best quality and greatest ~
riety OF Eastern work is kept Tor sale cheap.
Cgme and examine the gods aud bay. Or leave Or
dsrs. which will be promptly attended to b.
noyl7- g. A. DUKE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

No pArKx To-xosRow.--To-day being the
day Of annual Thanksgiving, no paper will
be issued from this ofhce TO- morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

brou0At 20 lose1iH
THE subscriber II now In receipt Of His stsek q
i Beoks, Heetisnsvy, ~, L., whi9h has heeu
hesxht directly from nausisstsssrs ana pshlish.
era.
uis largely Increased facilities for buying 9ivos
him evesy advantAesi1 peting With tAs hSIset
establlakDsQne In The West
His Sales k6ows ere large and siseaat-senpas-
ing fayersbIy with Anv q The Beok etabIishmsnAe
II tn lAaesee sities - ~ Union.
MsrsAaaas anA III others ~ invited 70 call ~
No. - Mekn street..
seYt3l Next % ths eosues n Beesae
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ETEx-Gov. Jno. McDougall, Of Califor-
MIA, has been acquitted of the charge Of
doubie-voting last spring, in San Mateo Co.,
for which he'wss indicted by the Grand Ju-
~. 1t was shown that after voting in the
San Mateo precinct he attempted TO vote in
tae San Rafael, and actually did vote in the
Belmont precinct; but inasmuch as the latter
return was thrown out altogether as fraulu-
lent, the jury refused to give them credenee,
aad the acquittal followed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

IL NIGHTS and their days, By DR., Dssaa, ssthss
IA - "livss VI tAs Queensof Engias4 tes eA1e
~ fsssl1 cAvk bAfL11.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

~
w - ssli seas hasdsans snd rapidly sslllaa
works.
Just publishsd, = hsndAous New Years Pressal
entitled THE Floral DiaAea. " Wrath q
0ashersd Flower" hAndsos.ly bossd In ClosA ~
Gilt, and aupssbly illustrated With . nnmhss u
Colored sagravings. Also,A cheap and Qniek -sell.
Tag work entitled 1At 1rs< History u IL xsasAs
Wars. stitched in neat wrapper, with apleadid
rsdengrsyings. Addrsss
noy5-d 1OustA~t., nsar Aaia, cinsisnaA.
lneorDonaslon Nossee.
II NOW all whom Il may cooocsn, thai n. ".
N sample. John ". Cleshorn, j. K. uosnish, y,
II. Sullivan, John McCune, d. B. smith, p. G.
Wright. Charles Parsons, Gay Wslls, 4. n. nassi-
son, ID. !. Brigham, VIM. leighton, Wm. TiUhoe.
man. J. j. Hiatt and Janss l.. Estes, hsvs taSss-
porsted themselves and thsir assesisiss sndss ~
name - A1yl eH
TIE 3OKUK WATER COMPANY.
With sapttsl ptock Of TAres Hwa1vsb nesssal
Dollars, which may be increased Or dl1inished, e
The steckholdess may 1nd expedient. The peivats
property 81 seOckholders 10 exempted from nahllity
beyead The amount u their uapaid stock. 1ks
principal placs Of business Of the COnpeny, y q
Ksoksk. Iowa. The object u the Co1pAny u =
supply the city Of Keok1k and vieiAity with wstss,
Ter neehanicel and dcaestic purposes. II basi-
ness u Ne company U Be und@ The dirscties e
to exist for periods a tsenty ysass, resswabie .
lucsrposAsiea Of Record, n The ocs ~ The nooos-
dsfe3 pesas, In NJ county Of Lee, 6eaas q Iswe.
TA- s..:s.ra:c-: & .1.SSr.1y ....:.. - -
ssm ~ Que Huadrsd and Fifty Thess6aA Dsl-
lars.
Keokuk, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1864. -lawlw
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AN sotinEs COMPOUND EXTRACT or Bxxxx
PtAsT--A certain euro fur Diarrhoea, Dysentery.
summer Complaint. and all affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation Al safe, pAiatxble and
reliable remedy il ia uncquaiied. Fur children
tsetaing. attended with irritation II the bowels 1,
- the mos. soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sa!d BY J. d c. MAGUTRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
:, w cor. Olive / "a sts.. ST Louis
For ssieia keokak by r. II 0Connor, and Drag.
sists generaly fauE7nd& wSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

PooRg .dosEs.The Portsmouth Journal
says that Maj. poare should he created q
.barrotr-net.'
a "ag in the Boston Journal Office got OF
the following while the procession was pass.
ing
"Hty IS this irene "a paradox ~
sia ofn 10 Harry --"Pfil hes, say
t2uii b l!ai,o Tom II is ~ onre
great and yet pesrs display
Inc Worcester TRANSCRIPT, says:
asrs are three kinds u poor, lis said.
The Lord1s, 'poos devils aud lie il ts,ar
Better than all--bet on bis head
here comes al last--the t,ffsr, Poet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

go tae itta INST, Dy RaY. y. 1unn, Mr.. John s
Lc2be 70 Miss Eva l.. Tedt. All Of this city
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SENTENCED. twenty OF the Free State
men on trial a. Lecompton (kansas) for
murder, hare been found guilty of man
slaughter. and sentenced to Eve years i'm
pr;sonmsns. They are to be employed, du-
ring the day time, upon the public works,
and at night to wear a chain and ball. A
more outrageous act never disgraced the an
mails Of civilized nation. The mean tyranny
OF the most odious eastern monarch never
surpassed it. These men simply broke up and
drove out from among them two or three
nests of highway assassins, who, without
color of right or law, robbed and muir
dsred wherever cupidity tempted or maligni-
ty prompted. And for this, because they
we're Free State men, and for no other rea-
son, they are thus dealt with. We expect
that some OF the number under trial will be
hung. II so, depend upon it, terrible ven-
gsance will follow. OF this sentence, Law
renee correspondent of the ST. Louis Demo
crdf says:
eff Gov. Genrv does not interfere ia this
matter, the Free State men will. They will
never submit to such tyranny from q biased
Judge, packed juries, and perjured witness
es.o
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Oioeo auslOU.
snh eo-Pastasrship heretofore existing hetvser
= LyedA 6srsssd Attesnsyp ct Lev, has bses
dlseoived will continue 70 psAetiee In tie courts
81 Lee md adjoining sonatics. Once rsuovsd 10
bsft 0ailesy, corner Of Main and ID street.
novi0 dim ALEX LYNCH
kOOk M weed Ya11.
SHk snbscsibsr, having psrchassd the ahoye
yard d y. Colson, will deliver wood in NV
pArt q the sisy, cut and split, for any lensth A.
steve, Tor 91A per load Of 80 feet.
Auo Will saw wood any whore il the city Tor SS
ecses per eord where the quantity 10 six sosds 81
sses rsqsired for saving
rad corner 81 Nigh AID Fifth Streets.
sees " O1 p. LIDRU10u.
CANE GAME q!
vSnB hlUAsss 0Ashs4 psseee viii aivAva 4. -
= fes 0e0e.
A.. ~ waaAsA. NAestrs q tAsssYSsns 49,
~ e.lssa. sppsstss M rssts0ss
$3.50 Ms. MAoouN.
astM..kS' STOCK saabs hsd q 66b601
so 81 Nn1nsaa.
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C0n ACRES of land Sand Prairie, will b.
OOO sold FIR cash, merchan' able dry goods.
10 Acres Ave miles out on the keokuk and Fort
Des Moines X. X.
Il tot in Wiiiiasns prrry's addition, desirable
location for q reside nee.
Also, house and lot situated In the central part
Of the city.
For partica.arS, inquire Of
q. b. INGALLS, 4 CO.,
ofice In rea Of Esq Stotts. cor Sd and Main -sts.
keokuk Nov lp-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

Ricxrr Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 10 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
aud uatsa Percha, also upon Piatina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and at less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
! between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-20

VIII. AusrN c. q. ALngas
WV. ~. AUSTIN 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE sltDcEHs, PRODUCE DEALERS 4
Com MisstON N escha0ss,
No. ioo Main street. EOKUk, Iowa
ii
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b. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.

! Gov. REEpxR's GRAVE Duc At WEsrPoRr.-
Arriving at Westport on our way home, one
object Of significance at this place was the
grave Of A. III. Reeder, prematurely prepar-
ed, aud in which the Pro. Slavery men say he
shall rest if be ever returns to Kansas. This
grave stands under the shade Of u large tree,
directly 10 front of the Farmers hotel, the
headquarters Of the Pro- Slavery men in
this town. The grave is dug to the proper
width, and in the soil thrown up 10 thrust n
spade, indicative that the s'narrow cell" is
waiting for its occupant. AT the head of the
grave stands large white marble slab, pnr-
chased at ST. Loa.s by the Pro Slavery, men
at an extravaganza price. Upon this slab is
engraved the following:
ErIrAPn Or Gov RkEDEh.
Reader. pause b meath this stone
Lies A. III. Reedsr--drsh and bone
" no, when living Tor the sake u self,
MiuglJ with great rascais like himself.
Indians. rsjoce for unto you
iie II never more apply The screw
Ba. think of hun who robbed you here,
When he at Judgment shall appear
Satan iileAciaim with giec-
Wsleoms kesdsr Come with me.
This epitaph is dedicated TO the Southern
Democracy. The secret of Keeder's unpop-
ularity is in his recognizing the Free State
Legislature. The same threats which are
made against Reeder are made against Gen.
eral Lane, If he should enter Kansas again.
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WANTED.
A coMFOksABhE Dwelling House, for which !
! ~iii pay S1oi price, and make payments u
suit the parties.
sert5d VIM. II. AUSTIN.
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We have also received = part Of our Baltimore
goods 10 which invite your attention, being all
new and direeI trBtn tha mandatory. This con
si.ts Of Kasp5 rry, Blackberry, Ounce, Red Cur
rant, Apple AMI Strawberry JELLY, in quart, pint,
and put ga. Jars. splendid assortment VI pie
fruits, Tomato Peaches, strawbsrres green Corn
&c, put up in cans. hermetricaily sealed and
tiers, in and two pound cans Also, nearly every
other article usually kept in fret class Family
Grocery. Call anu see. No trouble to show goods
noyza- dam c. w. PEkDuE AC0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18

Ar 7. BRENNAN BOSE COMPANY. NO 60-AT The
W annual meeting Of this company, held May 5, 1856 the
adopted:-
has declined re election on account Of his private busness
ana Whereas the manly upright and dgned he has
pursued vhe chief officer this company has endearsd him
10 every member; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That as IN officer. member, companion and
fireman. have found him alike faithful his good
qualities OF head and heart have endeared him the
closest ties and rendered association with him the
most pessi & emores Of our lives.
Resolved That the thanks OF this emnensy due
to him for the important services he has rendered
and for The manly and courteous manner In which he has
mand the srduous duties Of fireman have been made plea
SAINT.
Resolved That copy of the foregoing preamble and resu
tons be tered minutes copy thereof be suitably
engrossed and 70 Mr. Hogan and that the
published in the Herad, New York Mercury and Sunday
Leader. DANIEL ROONEY
MAROLS HARBELT,
JAMES MCGOWN Committee
MICHAEL FLYNN,
1H06. G. SOULLY, !
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COLUMBIAN ENGINE COMP ANY NO. lat THE
~ annual meeting Of tbs Columbian Engine Company, 70
IA held their meeting Monday evaaiDe Nav H.
1855, aenry Venn 10 he chair the following officers we're
syh elected; John Hurley assistant foreman In
place of p. Larkn Charles Grav secretary reelec,ed
Wells Wils0u, treasurer ire eected Henry Venu and
Ralph Trsmby, representatives Gre eeced) After whchN
Besoved That committee Of three be appointed DRAFT
seos OF resolutions the thanks Of The to
vgiant be discharged his duties such officer
The Chairman appointed christian B. Woodruff Ralph Trem
bly, and Charles A. Graz ss said cmmtee who reported the
following resouuon which were sdooted sne
Tsa he hanks of this company be- and the Same
man. energy fidelity and attention With which he ss
charged the duties OF his said Office dsvong all his the
promotion OF the beat interests of the company and that OF
RESOLVES 1Ss We deeoy regret the existing
which preveeted his reelection the office which he lied
with much ability. But this COMPANY, chershwg thank
opportunity OF evncing their high appreciation Of his worth
The herein setssrsS 70 shall have
CHARLES A. GRAY. Secretary.
HOPE HOPE COMPANY NO. 6O-AT THE REGULAR
IL annual meeting Of This company held at the carriage
house on Monday evening May H. 1885, the following resou
Resolved That the thanks Of tho be rendered
Mr. James Y WatkiDs Dr. for the able and ell ent
which has conducted the affairs company
for his generous exerons and many personal sacrifices 10
place the company in the position they stand
Resolved That we feel proud 10 retain him repreieu
And 'ha the above resolutions be published In the Herald
Sunday Mercury and Leader
SYLVESTER PEARSALL, oo"inis1o'
JAMS KLLIOTT
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At A REGULAR MEETING OF NIAGARA ENGINE
a Company, No. 9. held their houss on WednAsasv
syse.sa ne On as, he under aSnsd yess .,pn.sd sea
rssrss at 1es io sapssoced IN ne rsrsmeat Of John
Of which the following presented ard recsiv
ed the unanimous aud unqualified endorsement OF the set
ing
Resolved That the thanks Of this company are DUE aud are
hereby rendered John H. Rhodes. ESQ., unuug zeal
and energy evinsed by him In maturing and periecng The
oCmpsny's organization
Resolved, That also h for the fair.
the affairs OF ae since its organization and the deep
interest manifested by him 10 all measures tending 10
mote tn welfare.
Resolved That his cspscty Foreman presiding on
cor Of he company 10 ented to and
TEEN for hs invariably genemany and conaceu
uous discharge OF bis duties a fireman.
keaoved That the loss sustained by his retirement from
Office but partially made up the tina. his
advice and influence viii At disposal OF tbs
pany.
Resolved Ths the compsrys best wishs. for hi. future
that the benefits conferred by him wil
live In the remembrance OF l 8 mem ,ers
Nv solved. That the above resolutions be inserted In the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle and evening Star and the New York
Herald and Sunday Mercury. -
f EsSs ", WIZ s.Ess Committee.
BRoORLYN. Nav 10. 1856.
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TSEOsSNR OIL
NOT xxyLoeIvn.
4ENNRHn nv PATKlIT0.


hspcra.. % heads Of deps.tmsnss zrs.ess e hoslals
panie~. actorea ship owners chip supply em, a
country readsncss pFoprsoU II watering phssa end hse
keoperS.
he usdsrlszsd he ANNOUNCE NJ ss Keso
sspe on Company, by great aborlAnd expense have succeed
q entirely rsmov1ns re unpleasant oS@ THO. ksrcssns
lager pcspessed cy The kerosene oil are.--
II. The intensity Of the Night produced
ID II In not expoSve
3d. II VII remain a1id when the bea sperm OIL
ssaled.
Xh It's unyvAlled sconany-A ~ worth ks.oss.s oil y.s
an much hGht ~ 30 Of rapeseed oil --$U o. whale
s26 Il Of sperm oi-or $40 Of burning fluid
Insurance companies allow 70 be used without sddoonA
premium. a..
The burner with Kiss and nj was ess pc ssapts1
10 in S camphene scd Wehos patent aDps % % AZ, orus
nsntal vase cSrdcn.ck chandelier n.bhng me
ss,nsr 70 re ksrcsens OIL Par gallon sfordns donhls
e amount Of light obtained foua rspesced OIL u 20
or rrorp sperm oil. ri " rs. .,. -.
Kerosene ubriosuns OIL equs as G, % we osT perm
en psrnlure This oil also be burned n 81 The ordinary
nsrhanlcal solar hard laups Including bovsprt and
sSrsi Issssrs md gives Aahs than Sperm whale os
lard oil. .r c.---.-- an. aUoL we,
Ysrk
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On Thursday, May H. Of scarlet fever, TIMOTHY b.
OF Timothy L. and Letta West aged years, months
and IA Gays.
The friends and acquaintancss, and the members of
jackson Engine Company No. a. respectfully invited
% attend the funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock,
from the residence OF his ther No. $50 West Seven
tssnth street His remains viii be inferred in Green
wood Cemetery.
On Friday morning, May 10, JOSEPH wER, aged q
years.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at two
O'clock, om the residence OF his mother in Law Mrs
Col James Harrison, Bergen Hnl MI His friends and
those Of the hily are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral without further invitation. Carriages will
be in attends a. Jersey City, at one O'Clock.
On Friday, May 10, sucoeny, CHARLES CARROLL 10 the
z2d year OF his age.
HE funeral viii take place, from the residences OF his
father Peter Carroll No SO East Twenty eighth street.
this ming. at nine O'Clock.
ON Friday May Is, GEORGE JUDAH, useIe law In
the Goth year OF his age
The frsp NOS and acquaintRnces Of the family are re-
speolIy invited to attend the iunera from the resi-
ceuce of his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Judah, No. 126
W.ysrley place, to morrow morning, at nine O'Clock,
without fuI ther invitsu D.
On saturday morning, May H. HENRY HEARsEY, In the
com year Of his age.
lie fonsrN viii Jake pace this afternoon ., two
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NEW MUsIC.-"COURrING IN CoNrE0 TTCUT,n BIZ
IN Murksep; Somebody g Waiting for somebodv,"sv o.
Aheron two very fine comic Price rs cents each.
by mail post Perons ordering 81 worth. VIII receive
enc rs cent piece extra.
DIANC9. MELODEONe AND HARMONfUMS-rkOM
ten different manufacturers, making the largest
ent In the city besides FIVE secondhand pianos alt Of wh ch
VIII be go prices that defy compsioo Pianos rent,
and rent allowed purchase Dealers teachers ard schoo
supp led with mutic and musical Instruments salty
duced prices To cergymen aud churches discount
HORACE WATERS, Al gent. No. sss Broadway
ITO HATTERs.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIX
lures Of hat store doing good cash business. in des
rsbe locality, Has been established years
those wsbirg TO In business the sbovB Is splendid
opportunity. Address tox I67 Herald Office
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On Sunday evening" May IL, 1t 81. Andrews Church,
by the Rev. Father Curran, Mr. THOMAS HUGHES to MAR
GlRE1 eldest daughter Of Thomas Terney, Esq al of
this city.
In Hoboken, on Wednesday, May T. by the Rev. DR..
Bepj Taylor, jams w. PURDY, n. D., Of this city to
AAay BARKER eldest daughter Of Capt Adm. Barker.
Of the former place.
In BrooIyn on Thursday evening" May Is, BY the Rev.
Mr. Collins Of Fushing L. L., ABRAHAM BURTIs. Jr., Of
the frm Of Bartis Jones Co., of this city, to Miss Jay
ME A. RusK, all of the former city.
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Naval Intelligence

fhs UEfted STATES frfgAte Potomac and aloop-ofwsy
ssratoea were st g. BarN MAY and would sail fr st.
Thomas next day.
The United States slocp o. Vncennes arrived 1t
Honolulu about the Goth of March.
The ipllowins is extract from . letter dated Key
Wcsr, NAY To-
Ths United States steamship Fulton, 1t. rghmau on
she 9th from Ruatan Honduras whittier she had
bean ordered sscsrtsip the had
actually commenced forthsiug that hsroOr. She
sgps OF WORK Of any kind and the report that fort
the process OF erection there has foundation In
sAct. The Fulton Will remain here for orders.
The United States transport Jasper arrived
early hour this moving for Miami river. dstach.
nent OF United States troops, in and of Lieut. r.
C. DuI3ea, are on board en- route for the Big Cypress
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IN YER leisure At the Union Baildings 1853 Bowery,
onday evening, at O'Clock the s climate and
the facilities afforded to Western emigration by the Union
Element Company. Tho public invited TO attend. Admis.
sion tree.
CPIRITUALIsH IN BROOKLYN.-MRs. CLARK WILL
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noon, commencing ct half past O'Clock Seats free.
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