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Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. C.. Orr

! , HOW MISUNDERSTANDING Naftresses OF every deserIr-
tion, Spiral Spring. Cnrled Hair Woolen Felting,
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuek and Straw, Of the best
quality Pillows and bolsters Of all kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended to,
and all articles manufactured sold ut my estAb~
lishment will be offered at fair terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production Of superior work at
any establishment Of the kind in the Western coan-
try You ARE respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc Specimens OF my work. Warcroom corner Of
Fourth street and Exchange.
have In operation newly invented and expensive
machinery, which enables me to manaf seizure bet
ter work. At more liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for Bedding etc prepared by machinery 10 more
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
far superior in quality.
Wholesale and Retail.
March 70 1855 dAviv
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cILkS SILKS Ne have received very re.
- GENTLY by express several Large Lots Of Dress
Silks, which we offering at unprecedented low
prices Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
tiques" in dress patterns. No. So Main Street.
decl0d DURKEE co.
- EAMIEsS BAGS-stark Mlls-600 Just recev-
- ed at S. Main Street DTRKEL co.
decl0d
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l.NI.OoR OIL CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet in
l. width, new and splendid patterns just received
at 81 Main Street, DURkEE 4 co.
-
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seed! Aeed!Y

A FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
IA Seed Just received from Landreth. Philadei-
phia. Also. lot Of Onion Sets, at A, A. Britton .
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 6S Main street
mch39dtf
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Main Street, bet. Bird 18th Sts.. kEOkUK, IOWA.
rlyHE undersigned has nov in his
i Ware Rooms, and designs keep
ing constantly on hand we'll se-N
ieced assortment Of all kinds Of FurnltaFs, smbrs-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bursaas fne
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Gard
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from a plain wooden
seat, the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plxn and
fancy turned Cottage Bsdsteads Of the latest style
Lounges, &c.
Looking GLASSES Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings
door and door mastings, Aoor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings. and every other arti
Gle usually kept in my line Of business.
Part Of my stock Was made under my own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures Of
high standing, so that can warrant every article
for durability and finish VI workmanship.
My object is to establish permanent business
herr and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
indueement 70 persons to purchase Ut ne, asn
resolved 10 sell At the lowest St. Lonis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere will always take pleasure in showing
furniture to Ladies' and Gentlemen who call on me,
whether they fee, inclined to buy not.
May 81, 1s54.--d&wtf u. W. SANDERS.
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Gents, New STYLE

IF soft cashmere hats, high and low crown, all
~ colors, styles and qualities, pearl, nankin,
farm, caret white, brown, etc.
i Call and get enc Mt SHELD0N'S
April l4-e Hat Store
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NEW ES--Nery fine, and medium
y French worked collars, setts Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs
in short fine stock Of goods in the above line, just
received at S5 Main Street
dee 10 UIfRkEE X Co
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kEOkUk MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, S2OO.OOO.

kEOkUk MARINE INSUMANCL co.
Capital. 100000.
VIsHIS Company is prepared TO do Marine Insur-
Il ance business. Cargo risks taken ut customary
rates and he usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A. Bsidgman, Vim. F. Turner
g. IL. Harrison, Geo. II. Smyth.
John Tempiin, A. l.. Demns,
John McCune, c. r. Conn,
G. CARRIER, JAS. Il. Cox.
w c. kenigen.
A. BRIDGNAN, President.
G.B.sMYTH. Vice President.
A. l.. DEFINING, Treasurer
VIZ, r. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in I'd story Concert Hall building.
ian2fdkw3mo
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TIKI undersigned having bought out the interest
of J. Nj. Rice, will continue the Iron business in all
its branches at the old stand, corner Of 4th and
Main streets. Thankful for the very liberal patron
age Of the past, he hopes to merit continuance Of
the same in the future The business hereafter will
be carried on under my own name
aprl2-dlw3tw T. j. RICE.
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SoYgcv2 T9 gTrEs,Drxr.


4 LARGE and wen selected stock Of raiuts, Oils, /
~ Glass. Vanish, Sc, fe., ol hand and fer sale /
by haoRE HOOPER,, Druggists, Main ST, below
IblT4s consisting in IaFt oi
White Lead. pure no. /.
snow white Zine, very superior,
Clors in great variety both dry ana il oil, put up
in /, ., 4, and 10 y cans.
Copal Narnish,
japan do
White do
Leather d.
elias, Of best brands and various sizes,
All Of whicu they viii ell cheaper than any other
GIVE Us call. MOORE 4 HOOPER.
September s. ls55---d
GENUINE Bear 5 Oil, White Stick pomade, lust
- received aud for sale cheap BY
novl7 MOORE HOOPER.
TU>T received. supply Of Winter strained Lard
novi7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
rAAA NOTICE,
NJ CORE & HOOPER hHye juS' received one he
VI finest ami oast ass .r,a.gHf. Pe7fa
meIy and Fancy artic agl INTO tAis a.5r.
Ast ihe LalIestsls a t4 80 Is s.lt is a cali,
| TosrErrth.a elean.ed -taraeh Ritters 1or
4 sails hy MOORE HOOPER
tfgo1,tet = 1ss5.-a
l,vtG III NBRI0 MISTAKES corrected Mis-
E.set ~ 4ahy occurrence in speaking, pro-
1 h'utttLe, atu wiling tue English language,
i3'A1t- i"f - VI CAV y son.
+ (IAeCiiAMP or. the kentucky Tragedy n Sc
- lue ~ Charomont by Gilmore smms For
sale y CAVE Il SON.
! rHE LAuGIiABLE ADVENTURES of Messrs
Brown, Jones and Robinson. showing where they
they did IT, with two hundred thrilingly comic en-
Cravings. For sale by CAVE 4 SON.
| CsiiARIEMoNT or the Pride of the Village;
~ tale OF Kentucky by simms. For sale by
| CAVE Il SON
N EW BOOKS ut Cave Sons. Jarye's Partisan
y Sights Partisan sights and French principles
| seen through American speetacles.
! NADERIA, PORTUGAL. &c Sketches and ad
~ ventures IN Madeira. Portugal and the Anda
| insas Of spain with numerous and beautiful illus
ratons CAVE d son.
! / YES OF THE llAkEM IA companion to Vivian
IL Bertram. CAVE i son.
| rIHE HUGJENUl EAILEr or, the Times Of
Il Louis the Fourteenth. Historical novel, IL
lustrating every phrase of the Romsh prosecutions
against the Reformers, before the revocation of
the Edct Of Nantes CAVE 4 SON
4 1--WE Glory Of the Redeemer in his Person and
1 work, By octayius Wilson. For sale by
1anlld CAVEd son.
4 SOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS Buck
n ley's new book, The Testimony Of an Escaped
/ Novice from the sisternood Vi ST. Joseph. Emmits
burg, Nd the mother house II the sisters of Char
10y n the y ;. Ey Josephene NJ buckley. Fcr
sale by CAVE & son
| NJ AP0LE0N AT 81. HELENA on, Interesting
| Y Anecdotes and remarkable conversations of the
Emperor during the Eve years Of his captivity; Gne
III illustrated. by John sc. Abbott. For sale by
CAVE i SON
VsHE Favorite Authoress of the South.
new Novel by the Author Of Alone"
The Hidden Path novel by Marion Harland,
Those who have read Ii pronounce il superior e.
"Alonc." * IL more finished production, yet re-
tanning all the pahos and natGralncss tie former
one. For gale by CAVE Il SON
/ isJa 1856.
| spring and summer Fashions
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Curtain Damasls and window Fly.

Curtain Damasks and window FIX
lures
- UPPER Satin D. l4sines and Worsted Dalnasks
- with Centre Tasses, side loops and Hmp to
match, Lace ard muslin efstains. }e. IS and 10
inch buf1 linen SHADING corniocs curtain pins
aad rolcrs, in sets ~ Isl s# l.. d. FOSTER
apr23daw
Il0C SEkEEPEb G0oDS--A fine assortment Of
j. i linen and cotton, lg-4, ll-4. l2-4 sheet
ing a.so linen and cotton &C. 40 and 40 inch pilaY
easings l0-4 il-4 and l2-4 Allandale, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, birdseye and
htc1abuck toweLing, linen and cotton diapers, ta-
bic huns crash 81. just received.
aFr22 daw ?. d. FOSTER
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vnInablc s,ty LotTor sale.

LNIGHI1 teet lreRt On Alb street, rs 700 deep,
IL between Mem ana Johnson streets, opposite
the market. One third cash, balance ia one and
two years, with ten lcg eent interest.
apr dim BIZ CE & DANIELS.
LsLoOKINH- -37 900 feat lint asorjng. dressed,
IT, Just received from Hatictta, 0. H. for sale On
the Lesee. by STAFFORD MACIAE
apr2J~dSt Iimes cpiY
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TO tnc xltixcns ot Neokuk.

iIAYfNG Interested with the Messrs. seohelds
| In the Gas G,dng Business, would assure
tie public that all oriers given e them will be
ecutea ii neat and workman ike manner, and
that taey rely upon The work done by them, as
being of tie very best material.
A. ii ,Fil te but n short time before the gas VIII
be Introduced, we would recommend 10 thosc desi-
rous q lighting up al the time Of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures. &c, otneraisc, many would be delayed be-
yond that i,ne i would be impossible TO supply
all applications upon short notice.
july 8. is55--d c. HERRICK i co.
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New Eooks AT Ogden's hook store.

New Books At Ogdeuss Book store.
I)kEstoFTs Conquest Of Mexico.
Ferdinand and Isabella.
q Philip Second,
Memoirs Of Countess Blessington,
tooper's Leather Stocking Tales, in vols
Appleton's Cyclopeda of Biography,
Border Wars Of the West,
Life Of Joe Smith,
Pictorial Family Encyclopedia,
Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay.
Village Farm Cottages,
Edith Hale,
WolfSden,
Brandes Encyclopedia. apr22-d
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Dissolution OF Co-partnership.

THE co partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the style of I. J. 4 j. NJ
Rice was dissolved by mutual consent on the ed
day OF March last The business will be continued
by T. j. Rice who is alone authorized to settle the
business of the old firm I. ]. RICE.
Keokuk, April 18th, 1856. JIM. RICE.
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july 5. is5s.-~d c. HERRIcK i co.
Gas fixtures.

vsHE lnaeysl gnea prepared TO receive orders
i for fitting up stor S, Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work be gas
tight.
All persons desirous NJ using gas, that have not
been called upon. requested 10 leave their add
dress with as through the Post Office
Ord srs executed III the succession IN which they
are received. SGoFIElD 4 BROTHER
Juiy 3.--a
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CANDIES.

n LARGE assortment % Candies. Mats uua For
"A eign Fruits foF sale bg
febisd CREIGHTON 4 DINNER
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Lumber! Lumber!

rTNHE subscriber has bought the"Fast Saw Miil'
two miles above the city, and Is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber Except Pine) ~ the
shortest notice fros1 % to 81 so pex 100 feet.
deci2dGwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
flyHE subscriber wishes to put IN the wall during
j 1855, Two millions Of brick, for which he will
take town lots or land in the Half Breed Tract
Also two span Of horses wanted in exchange foe
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
.anl6dtf VI
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CLOTHING CLOTHING
Spring and Summer.
N. FFHEI Ter.
THE BIG ROOT!

A we wish to make room for our new stock, to ar
"A rive on the first boat, will dispose OF the re-
maindeT Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke nj and
below cost.
We will be glad to see all who wish bargains in
Boots and Shoes 7. J. ELLIOTT & co.
meh2gd
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New Books at Ogden,x.
tt lAWATHA.
J. l. Good Time Coming
Kit Bans Adventures.
The Three Marriages.
Liberty and Slavery.
McCauley's England, 4 vols
The Home Garner.
Sloan + Carpenters New Guide
Simms-Border Beagles
q PartzAn.
% Guy Rivers
. Forayers.
. Woodcraft
- Charlemont
City Book Store, No. 50 Main St.
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Notice.
| HAVE sold my stock of Furniture, and entire
interest in the Furniture business, TO Mr.. c. s.
ABBOTT, of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many favors and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott TO their future ia.
vor and patronage. r. WILSEY
Feb l3--dtf
MOORE H0opER'S Giyceum Ointment, de-
4sI lghful article for chapped hands, lips &c. at
MOORE Il0OPER's, on Main
novlT Third street
FtsHE OLD DOMINION, a new work Of great in
i terest, by J p. K. james.
CAVE 4 SON
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DLAID LONG SHAWls - Just received pc
1 American Express" 100 Of new and elegant
styles. which with previous stock makes as
sortment more full and complete than at any time
during the season. So Main Street.
decl0d DURKEE & co.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY-OLD
SCHOOL.

TENTH DAT.
The Assembly met ard opened a. usual.
Committees 70 infc-m the newly elected Professors
OF thel- election were announced.
JUG 60 II. Ii. Leavitt, T. p. Rogers D. d, OF Phil
adellhia Daniel Lord Of Nev-York, T G. Perrin OF
South Carolina and j. d Jones of Baltimore, were
appointed Committee 70 devise plan for The relief
OF disabled ministers and widows and orphans of nil
steis.
The Rev Dr. DABSEr reported pastoral letter to
be cent TO the churches urgiJg them to more liberal
provision for their ministers.
The Rev. Mr.. BEsEDICI moved toe adoption OF the
report.
The Rev SAsUFL J. BAIRD offered an additional
resolution appointing Committee 20 correspond with
the Presbyteries On Tue subject 1t was lad On the
table
The Rev DR. u. JUrKIs attempted sn amendment
in vain and the report was adopted
II voted 70 publish the letter n the religious
journss
Dr. RIcE then called up the Saltwater case and sup
ported bis motion to 81 tain the complaint.
After q rtmbli:g d. bate DIR. Tn0RSwELL moved
that the Genera Assembly sustain he complaint pro
.,I fnd %.a ss ADOPT DO anssiSousi
The MoDERAroR ss,d that they were sittng a. The
Court Of the Lord Jesus Christ. and they ought IN al
seIiOysDees, to Keep order.
TIE next iuoicial caee was taken up AZ appeal from
J Suall,y from 'he action of the Syood OF Phllsdei-
Ihla. in q case in which M. Pttriken was Goa.
c,rned il was all geo tbst one OF the men aet'nS a
~
which v,ates their decision anc that OF tue Pfesoy-
tery in sustaining them The compliant was tiat the
s. nod Lad uC night 10 suppose that the man Wa no
an elter ana come other t.CbDIcaIiies.
After q recess OF bali an horr
The Rev DR.. PRIME offered resOlu rsns re ole a., IN
tie prosperity Of the American Bible Society an !
rrconm, noing came 4 and efficient cooperation With
tint Society TO the miuitep and churches OF tue AS
senbly Adopte' pnanmou-y
TIE Rev. Mr.. RoDCERs Of New-Jersey proceeded
T. r. adj AZ argument for one Of the appellants 10 the
phiadelphis case Az additional document Of 30 Or
A. pages Of fooLc0p M Rodges ha1 been advised not
70 lead.
D.. VIZ. J. Ginsos. enc Of the complainant. col
lowed VITA special view Of The case.
AitCr rlc,ss of ?, hours,
Msior HisDRicKs OF Indians offered me following
ieSOutioD'
R,,,,d ITt TIE ths1L Of Assembly ags %
the fs snd IT, vicinity, far hsve beci
tl4 oi Al. dress and Hospitality ,,'cnded 70 Us
IA I'D psieis this grsA ETY. for The respectful Al
accurate reports coes they have been 2sAsi 70 make Il
III Rev NJ. RoGxRs Of New-Jeisey, moved al
Amendment thanking the Presbyterian Church tor The
- # their bou,e
that no such Ir-, ut"D would be pa sed.
Tie amen mt sccetsd 10 and TIE resolutions
Vi snimously adopted.
The Rev Nj RoDGERS moved tbe thanks Of he
Assembly to the Rev Samuel J. Bsit1 !or BIZ labor o.
tie A stmbly Digest.
The Phi adtphia judicial csc wGs taken up and
the Rev Mr.. " ALLER, one q the cOmPlaaaots. gave
lis view Of The case al great length:
The Rev. Msssrs McLAsE and LErouRs followed
on behalf CT the Synot Of Philadelphia.
Tie Assembly ljourped until this morning.
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I . " y 1
Od,, rttdns az Tie stjorrmeOi On hOadsy. ven
! sdCHo5.
| The Rev T. - MILLS ptesceisd 8 protest, sagned
b. bms4f sot others, sgAls the ,ctiCn OF the body
D. pint the fnnO-ify sepol Of DR. BOYD OF the sdee'
OF L. Power Of Ne CtneTs ssseafsy upon the suo-
jet Of slavtry II be urnutes
motion was made to sasser The fsotest, bc. Ta'
lot
The Conrnittec or Church R1-Snaos re.ornn-nded
the adoption OF the Report Of the permanent C"fui
tee on the subeci. The design OF th- aurc'
Ex.eLsion movement the Report tset VS. ut to IN
tesfeIe With the Eome Nj ,iosaEy movement, tot 70
provide supplementary ageEcy to attend 10 ps rular
case recurring ss.ssuce and which could 20, be mt
by TIE Home Missionary Society. The Conni'7ee
stated that the movement had no degn to propagate
sectaiiaDsm, a. bsd been feared BY corresponding
bodice 81 900 hsa beer received and commenced To
be disbursed. The Roper was adopted WITHOUT
smeDdment. .,
The Report on tie 7uhec OF Church Erection sho we'd
st t. amount Of 800 coo had been scored - tsst
Il would row bt aysJItIe. The Report Wa adopted.
The re- outioDs previously reported upon the subject
Of catoD OF the ministry were taken up snd adop'
ed with slight additions, sAer considerable debaie'
EyFsIsG SESSION.
The Assembly met at 7 o'clock. The subjec, Of the
supper, Of d.sbled minister and u correspondence
win the PIe=by.efian Church In Caaada were pest
The s.bjtct Of the Psamody wa, referred 10 the
Committee on that subec and assigned % them the
duty of preparing selection of Palms
The Committee Narratives reported that the mar
ratives pcicate the Church in hOUrshing condition.
The report adopted.
Dr.. Ross said thst the s9boined overture. lad been
received.
Is i competent in the case Of Church having
settled pastor and ruling elder, on the Gecesse Of
that elder for the Church and pastor acting together
without the Of the PresbyteTy to recev
TIE member snd r?Dg elder on certificate from sroher
Church, with the view TO biz subsequent election and
installation ru ng eoeS in place OF the elder, de
ceased and when he Is 20 received and subsequently
elected by the Church and duly installed by the pa,
tor are their acts valid and in accordance with the
spirit Of our forms Of government.
A minority Rep0r. recommended An affirmative
answer.
DR.. Ros, moved the indef,i,e postponeuent o. the
subject, which, after much debate was carried.
A motion maze and carried 10 enter into corrc
pondt nee with The Reformed Presbyterian Church, sud
II e Rev. Mr.. jenkins principal, sud the Rev. Mr.
Wing alternate, we're appointed TO attend that body
next year.
A resolution wa. presented thanking the Moderator
for the able manner which be had presided over the
General Assembly 20 the Christian families VINO bad
entertained COMMISSIONER and Ia the Trustees of Dr.
Adams church for the generous tender OF that church
for The use Of the sessions Of General Assembly
After some remarks IL concurrence, the resolutions
were adopted unanimously
After some further eloriDg business the General
Assembly rOse.
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THE TgRF.

CsIos CovsST. l. L. TRoTTINs-T Tuesday, Esy
- Is5S.-ha;eh 500; ME heats, beet IN 5, urSer
s.dcles;
PsshcSy's Chscs<o Jsek .....................
NcLssRhlirs blk Knov Noisns ............... stis
nre.....2yk-s3
The patrons Of the turf wss RECALLED with much
sport The rsce drew out large number OF spects-
zen. Kno~.No;hns wss the fsvcrite sloo to $50.
Jsck tie trct in .vc straight heats, the black
horse rider could not hold h:u or the resnlt might
have been different. a. b. - the fastest Of She two
There was heavy amount Of meaey Lost on this
race.
CKSrsRyILIE CorR.E l. l.. TRorrIsG- Tuesday,
May 81 1855 Match 600. mile heats; bes: in TO
wagons:
Weotraf'1 h 4 H1iaet. ''.'''''''''.'''''''
J. " hcsp4eNs D. Nubhus..... :
Time. ) s'.-2iSsi -S:t2-S.o3-5;o6t
The race was very exciting and interesting. The
betting before tie start was 800 10 $40 on Hornet;
bef.te :. was concluded they trot'ed FIVE heats.
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TIE HORSE MARK

Iie c0udton Of trade 10 las IN tbs city, a. CON
pared With the business 40 years ego, - -ome"hs'
'eusrksbe. Although T. stock e hcrse. J. away
kept on hand 81 the yres. sale stables IN IweaIy'
fouth street. yet the sale. duusg three month. IN
SPrg Hce-d all The Other months Of The year. Tue
bunbtr soio :. spriog Eot equ, 10 ran thr 'S'
oi tie >prng Of 1884 TIE prices. however are
good ia higher, bu. probably Lot u h!Sa ID p'o-
portion TO cot n the country now as then ms I"
pat a.ss'y tie ce,e 4 ressrd 10 Ol.o slock Il $
very difcait 70 eel Ohio ho,-e- st Proht upon nome
Cot We noticed yesterday. among la;e a'riTar
seYeral good Ohio work hoses, fy' % seven yea''
20. saIteeI ~ seyeste-u hard, bg s-soas ard haAd
nc, n d at sLou. ESQ each
We wer, sscureo at ne tlGe tEst rrI ~ l2ie1
sale were made these pces were irsuciert TO h'1re
a. p'oft grOn the rates prevsl-n'a tie "'S' zee
{ Isr3 fcr sroi wofk Lo-s-e ia ID. Chc-s, msrkt.
= each sst It eyjtn.ly sfec the prce Of test ki'a
Of stock here. II Is OF. o. 1T question 10 buy 20 d.
IL. work enc suitable fcr horse of 81 WORK on
nam. a. le5e ths1 t2O0-tusj =. u lie 10 MT over
'even Yeas oc and II !, very remarkable 'eS' ~ 'n
z \ ind d offered lor sIs exceeds th.t age.
pai- OF dix brown. horses from NevJer'ey, h';eer
hlnd' h'ci, fEc year. old, exactly una'etea u co,
sbd said 10 b. IN other I,sp-ets. and vel o'oA, -
farm vcik. We. Ted st s5oO, and roslc % ''-'h
back uoler sold fJr over 500.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-28

-, Ohio 90 to 4Ol Irdiaa Corn-whe Is IN 200
:, xs 20 Il being sdvsOoe Of to l6 9aArsef
S.lc~ ard n,iIed hielsnsed; y 70 so per Saaret
Sp.o.,s,os,-Tere good inquiry Tor Beef but holders
s,t soue aays~oe the los sses Of at week, which
bu,er,.re no. prep, "a 70 nI, aeos Is,e.Ad t'Aai'
Tie dsmsnd nuos scsiye ssss from tho qusy
Of y.rv full raies; Long aud short Mds rib In g 10 81
b, eIes ssI to 80; Cut, So to 53i6.
OILS- Nothing repofteL
LARo UNCHANGED; refining qualities 81 70 IS PRIME G y
cvt.
TaLLow 6rm and shade desIsr Prime North American,
12i6
BsgK-No ssles reported since last buyers expecting
lower prces At the sutton ses tomorrow Baltimore 10 %
1919; Philadelphia. "a.
NAVAL SIosf Common Rosa very dull ~ 70 I q. SPr
is Of TurpeBtsDe sales reported at y Y