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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-11

FrEL.-It is the opinion of a western edi-
tor that wood goes further when left out of
doors than when we'll housed. lie says some
of his went half mile
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Des uoines River Lands for sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Des MONIES Navigation 81 r. r Co

OTTAWA, Iowa, April I, 1856
TIIE undersigned hereby gives notice. that
Il this office il now open for The sale Of these val
liable lands. They will be sold on long credit and
IN lots b. suit the means and wi1hes Of purchasers.
Any further Information desired in relation 10
these lands wall be furnished application at this
Office, BY mail, OF otherwise.
GEO. Il. PERKINS,
Land Commissioner.
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ALIAHLE FARM fOK sALE.
/ WILL sell the Southwest of Section 10, Town
ship %, Range ., within three miles of Keok us
the Plank Road, 90 acres in cultivation, the
following terms One third ea-h, and the remain
der ten years credit, b pIying ten pr cent IN
tcrest annually. SAM'LF MILLER.
keOkuk. April s. tS56.dtf
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Notice OF Co-Partnership.
FEfHE unders gned have this day formed a part
l. nership as Wholesale and Retail Druggists, un
der the name and firm Of Wilkinson Marshall,
and will conduct business at the store lately occu~
pied by Mr.. Horace H. Ayres, corner Of Main and
Third streets, X eokuk.
ANDREW J. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL
keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 4th, 1856.
I HAVE this day sold 10 Messrs. Wilkinson d
4 Marshall, my stock Of goods aud interest in the
store If Main and Thiid streets | desire 70
return my sincere thanks 10 those of my friends who
have fay ored me with their patronage and | would
rcspeetfuILy ask a continuance Of the these
gentlemen who have become my Successors,
II. H. AYRES.
Keokuk, Iowa, February 4th, 1855.
Notice.
L subscribers beg leave to say that they
receiving aud wi continue 10 receive by the usual
channels throughout the season, full assortment
If Drugs, Medicines, Paints OILS, Dyestuhs, Win
dow Glass, Glass Ware, Brushes, Perfumery, Surgi-
cal instruments, &c &c, particulars Of which will
be given in future advertisements.
WILKINSON il MARSHALL,
Successors Of II. II. Ayres, cor. Main and 81 ste.
nnr4 -tltf-w3t
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CT The sword worn by Napoleon Bona
parte at the battle Of Marengo, in 1900, was
purchased by the Emperor Nicholas in 1850,
just half a century after that eyentful and
bloody battle, for the enormous sum Of
Hirtg-ttc0 thousand dollars.
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CT "Have you read my last speech" said
a prosy NJ. p. to friend. 81 hope SO, )" was
the satisfactory reply.
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ma. a. &. TxYoN a GO.

NNHoLESADE DRUGGISTS. second street b.
w tween Johnson and Main, Keokuk, wholesale
agents FIR
Wolfe Aromatic Scheidam schnapps
Rhodes Fever and Ague Care
peshler Fever aud Ague pills
All the popular pateut Medicines
Agents for Jones, White Il McCurdys celebrated
Porcelain Teeth. Gold Foil, Platinum, Continuous
dumwork and dental material generally
Wholesale DEALER in Drugs, Medicines Chemi-
Gals, Dyestuts, Window Glass, White Lead, Uls
spiri Gas. Turplntnc. de-, &c.
Also fine imported Iabana Segars, and genuine
Virgnia Chewing Tobacco.
aprI0lawiy
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spring and Sam mer OF 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
NJ. HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON d DEWEY

lillRD street, between Main and Johnson, heo~
knk, Iowa have just reviewed al their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
anu exeellent supply Of Broadcoths, Cassimercs,
Nestlngs, and Gentlemen 4 Eurnis hing Goods Of all
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall b.
done IN the most approved and satisfactory
They arr constantly receiving the New York and
who desire good work and th b st material IL give
them u call. AZ nts for
Francis Mahan's System Of Garment
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MEssas EpiroRs Permit rae 70 say 70 the pab-
lie hat am IN receipt Of general assortment
Of Bots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising all va
rieties, and am prepared @ give such bargains AZ
will compel tho trade 70 say that reap bat little
advantage from the recent alraucl ga g7ods and,
as already understood, that the Third Street
Boot and Shoe Store th bast bargains are be had
viii only say 10 the trade call and see me before
purchasing eisew here w p. THOMPSON.
It
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GT7 "Sniglefritz, will you have some Of
the butter ~ "Thank you, marin belong
to the temperance society, and | can't take
anything strong"
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f.5r A lady made complaint to Freder-
lex the Great, King of Prussia. "Your Maj
esty," said she, "my husband treats me bad
lv.' "Thatis none of my business" replied
the King. 'But he speaks i'll Of you"
said the lady. "That," he replied, SIS none
of your business
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ATHESEUN
TH0S, DUFF, Manager, ca fYPFE, Asst. Manager
Friday Evening, April IL,
win be performed the great play Of
Ing0mar:
a., Il, ~
ATHES EI vi
NOTICE 70 TAx PAYIwS

A SPECIAL session Of the City Council Of tn
y City Of keokuk, will be hold at the Coure
Room m Friday the sth instant. at o'clock 4
y. far the purpose Of equaliaing the assessment
list of said city for tbs year A. u. $50.
= MERRIAMlCi Recorder.
April l0th lS56-dlw
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TO the Pubic.


uAyING determined, hereafter. to do an c }
l. l. sively cash business in our retail departI
" are prepared t. sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps,
nets, &c, ri greatly reduced prices. Our std
very complete, and keep nothing ht
bsst grades Of goods always have the latest 8
and sill sell lower fur cash than the common }
are sold On credit. 80 come With your dime
"a All kind. Of Millinery work done to u
~ the shortest notice.
Oct Is -atf D. T. HUMPHREY q aAG1
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E-T7@ The Ocean Wave from Pittsburgh
passed up over the rapids yesterday, with
heavy freight of goods, and large number
of movers bound for points above.
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fT@The editor of tho New York Dutch
man, speaking of drink he once had occa-
sion to indulge in, says he couldn't tell
whether it was brandy or torchlight pro-
cesson going down his throat.
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CT The Washington Press, is the title Of
new independent paper just established by
A. II. Wickersham at Washington, Iowa.
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nT The Keokuk presbytery of the New
School Presbyterian Church, met in the
Church last evening, and will be in session
several days.
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ron SALE.
ron SALE,

90 I, ct by Is on First Street, between Main 4
con. Also, House and Lot, corner II First and
son Apply To SMITH 4 NANSICKL
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- = -
STORE. 10 LET.

/ HAVE on Main street ali sinlng Messrs. Cady
l. ZONES + Pea, exseiicni store room for rent
It's eighty feet deep, twenty feet wlda, and TIRES
stories high above the basement, and an elig!bi,
house for heavy business. For terms inquire q
Caly, J ones & Peck of the undersigned.
apr5-dlw Z. H. PERRY
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To any Geuticma m

WISHING a new Hat We have jus, received
w Express l 9 dozen soft Hats Of superior q
ity az the ''Great Western Emporium"
II. Il. HUMPHREY d GAGs
Rupua+ II tshb
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LEAP YEAR DIALOGUE" will you
take my arm 20
"Yes, sir, and you too
old bachelor.
"Then," replied she, II shan't take it, as
my motto is, go the phoie hog or nothing"
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On Tuesday morning, jan 20, after a short illness,
WILLIAM HENRY OF the late J. Dorcmus, in the 3Oh
year Of bis age,
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at
O'clock from the residence OF his Mr. r. Walters,
No. b4h Laight street, without further notice.
On Tuesday, Jan. %, Rev JOHN y. BALLARD, aged 90
years.
The public respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj services, at the Baptist Church. In Twenty
street, beteen Third and Lexington avenues, this after
noon at four O'Clock Hs remains will be taken 10 Col
chester Conn for interment.
kentucky and North Carolina papers please copy.
ON Tuesday, Jan. 20 Mrs. MARY Ann WALSH aged 81
years.
Her friends, those Of her husband, Walter Walsh and
oi her son. John T. Walsh respectfully invited to at
TEND the funeral, this morning, at nine O'Clock, from
her late residence, No. 10 Fifth street
TN Monday. Jan. 2S, of consumption, Mr.. EDWARD
DOUGLASS, aged 30 years, month and IL days.
The friends OF the fam y, and those of his brothers
William H. and Daniel respectfully invited to attend
tue funeral this after noon at O'Clock precisely with
out further invitation, from his late residence no 10
Sulhan street. -
On Tuesday, jan 90 after short and severe ,llpess
ANN vie OF Henry Penney la the goth year of her age
Her relatives and friends and the members OF putnam
Chapter No. g. o. u A. respectfully iny ed 10 attapd
the funeral this morning. at ten o'clock from her ls
residence, No. 81 Goerck street. Her remains will he
taken to NesbuIg for interment.
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,$r,, sn. 4. NOR .. .-s,c. b. sas Ia shs Q IN
u.ss; ts-s % a. e. se'I'y,
W, s. u, sn a apo - =: y. Joseph r. a.ggs,
D.
", ,ein,sn s5yeAird fg iht as o. VIZ. ". wo d..
- saj 600; be a.c apps r Cn'sjsn feij-p
~boN jcts % lie rhoe pr.cee1i-s AID zoe. NO. w4s6
ie- t,.L 10 re tahen rfi
Sr Frii,rion epy-sred Err fge ioitvidus>, whose
Q. Le oulo rriss 70 ,s osurt. aid vhose Ian Is
49, tafeI he also appeared for Joseph Austen ard his
scE Wl.llan 4 Alsttn, whose property IA The outside
tlea q the Para, ane Il assessor FIR dsh,s.
Mr.. ". L. Morris sppes ed fof SOL l.. Living .son
Mr.. brcss appeared for Robers j. Drown.
M. J. w. Powell appeared for Louis j. White, whose
snas cntse the Psk were assss<ed He appeared also
rE bis c%o behalf, for property irside the Park.
NJ. Porter appeared TO withdraw objections which he
b&1 ssrt in ia The COMMISSIONER
M. Mott appeared for Richard r. Amory, owner Of
yrsTy TO the value If sisty seventy thousand dol
bays; slso for Horny Hart Michael Hart also fer
Ass Murphy and Mr.. wtsemau, and several members
~ lbe AmoIy family.
Mr.. cunnInir &c appeared for another obisctor.
M Jacob Harson otsec' ed his behalf aud also
sas of other property.
Some the counsel Of the directors ther
srgne against the condemnation o. the report
Tie opinion in reference to the Park be diver
HeS Of the property holders in the body Of the
Cur. il fvor oft and expressed sat,s
ted win the awards and assessments.
Adjourned ~ Thursday morning.
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On Thursday evening, Jan. "a, by the Rev. James MIL
lett at his residence No Ill Fast Seventeenth street.
Mr. JAMES McGEAsHES to Mrs MARY ANNE TARRAST all OF
this city.
On Wednesday, Jan. 3d. at St. Johns Chapel, by the
Rev. Richard Cox, WILLIAM FLOYD Jr Of Oh cago, H.. to
JULIA W. PoMERoy OF this city.
At Sacketts Harbor, jefferson county, n Y, We'd
nesday, JAN 49, by Rev. Geo. y. Bronson Mr. LUcEN b.
STONE, OF this city to Mis- SEE " READ Of the former
place.
At Elizabeth, N. j., on Tuesday jan 90 by the Rev. j.
j. Bowden Capt. J. B. RICKETTS, u :. A., to FANNY
daughter OF the late J. Tnorp lawrence Esq, of the
Island Of Jamaica.
In Boston Thursday Jan. "a, by Rev. c. A. Barto
Mr. GEORGE r. BCFFuM to Miss HARRIET N. SWAN both Of
Salem, Mass.
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Superior Court-Part First.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.
ACTION AGAINST AN Elk POLICE JUST

ACTIVN AUAINbT AN TX POLICE JUSTICE.
1iH 30-JohB Sullivan Danl W. Clarke This WAS
an action for false imprisonment brought by the plaintiff
seanst tho defendant formerly Police Justice Of the
Second district. The plaintiff arrested it is alleged.
change Of abandoning his wife and family and that
Justice Clarke committed him to Blackwels Island,
without examination If Witnesses or giving the defen-
esDt opportunity of producing testimony. For plain
tiE IL also stated that he (Suvan) arrested
while experimenting several Of his employed
vaurg and that being employed he could not De
charged W 18th beng a vsgrapt.
On motion, the dismissed, on the grourd
What the Court could not behind the record Of convc
tn and that the defendant acting in his capsc,ty
magistrate. The plaintiffs remedy is against the
party who made the plant upon which the Justice
acted.
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ABsOn's Large Size Dagucrreotypes for so
ssAs coored and in nice the size Of others taken
~ ~ sents and equal to those made else were for -
ANSCN'S. $50 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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ADasuerreotype for rs Cents.-AMdit Came
the days of SAM that picture maker should be sent
INTO the world provide portraits the children oil tor
the gallery posterty and Us branch depot Of art $50
broadway.
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ffITIxSNs' BALL-COMPLiMENrARY TO Mr.. JOHN
r haydea, Qats oenducor) VIII take place tomorrow,
dHs =. he Apollo Quadrls Han corner Of Forty
door, Music BY Robersons band Dancing at
Line O'Clock Cars run 10 The door.
E,IRsT ANNUAL SORES OF PIArr LODGE NO. 1874.
II r. and A. NJ, will Do hald Vt Nipos Tuesday
evening February g. ncke % EACH be had At the dor
on me evening OF the ball. and Of the folio sing Oomea OF
Cornell j. coles r. ~ rinchney henry Greer. William
VIZ A. BRowNLEY, Chairman
H. H. DUANE. Treasurer.
N. G. MoRLAND, Secretary.
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INTRLLIGENCN OFFICERS.

ENMPLOYEhS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS VIII,
" rd respectable German, FDgsh, scoch and Irish helm
co - PSI broadway OF Rsade Also Wailers
coaclen farmers aborer &C. nj this brapnh en-
l02 Greenwich street.
MRS. GREEN MOST REsPECTFULIY INFOaMs HrR
l patrons and ne public that her agency for hsanescs Ia
ut 20 White street. she prepared 10 supply FAM "a Win 40
nestle. OF be best class Wnntedhrst class cooks An er
ofice until suited. -
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur-
star proof safe with Halls patent powder proof lock Both
received medals the Worlds Fair London 1881 and
Crystal Palace New York, 1853 '14 SILas G. HERRING
= CO., 1856, 1877 and l39 Water street., N. Y.
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Hint Binding Machanes.-I. II. Singer s. Co.
Save ready r saie machines for binding straw hats and al
0ser than any others. Call and them at No. 3H
Broadway.
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&nbr0lype greet beauty and durability tbs
BILE picture offered ,hs public Family likenssses
that win their biancy Orages They
only IOMLl SONS, 1878 Broa iway,
purchased the exclusive right for the city.
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Those 81 90 Water Proof BOOts, Made to
order BY BAKER, Is Ann street. will keep feet
and dr. without .ubbers. DO with steel spring
shADk So stout boots 81; best French patent leather 0oos
Inc stitched, 50 to s..
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POLITICAL.

DOTH WAKD-FOR PRESIDENT, GEORGE Law
~ Public meeing.-Iive Oak ub. No. ~, hold public
meeting This evening" st O'CLOCK 1t Continental Hail. corner
Eighth avenue and Thirty fourth Lieutenant Fnsdi
Us n, Hon. j. g. Miller and oilers viii speak dedi
order THOM "a A NSON prosdent
A. y. wArsosE Secretary :
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The Human Hair.-A. Grandjean, who hss
devoted forty years study of hair
consulted daily, from O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock r. NJ at "a
Church street, corner Of Barclay.
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Professor Wleting's Lerter.-SCearMs &,
NARVIA,S safe

SYRACUSE, Jan. II, 1870.
10 Eesrs. Merton, Bradley Co agents fer the sale Of
kichs saan snder safe, improvement Wilders patent
-Geptemen-Jt Is c3mmcn days recon-
nerd everything good bad that seldom allo
myself speak III commentator of offered for sale
the pubic; but should do datY did hesitate
that thk the above safe has SUPERIOR During the
Nate fire 10 our city papers were exposed In Of these
saes for fly two hours 10 the intense heat without in
jury except getting wet b, large quantities Of water having
been thrown sac before taken of the
Yours, respectfully j. NJ. WHITING.
Gen uine sasmanders all sizes and patterns secured with
Brenpan's La Belle burglar and powder proof lock- a. the
nanufactnrsrs depot, l46 Water street. New York.
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Whiskexs Moustaches forced to Grow
In ag weeks by onguen which wiz not stain injure
the skin 81 bottle; 10 any part of the country. r. g.
GRAHAM. 5s5 Broadway; Briggs, 81 State street. Albany
Zeiber, A south Third street, Philadelphia
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Sad, gloomy and detected he sat alone.

SHu, KIUOHHy UIt tcJeCNcU he SNu NIOHt,
The unenvied relic Of epicureap folly;
Bright visions OF the future. or friendships ties,
Woke no harmonious sympathiee, for hope was dead.
He joined not in the social converse
Ard from the table turned for food was loathsoms
sunken cheek, burning brow, fed breath,
Strength all gone, apapitating heart,
Nerves unstrung, foreb0diug thought and sinking pains
Marked the outlines of this dys,eptic character.
Relief he sought in drugs, but none found,
Till Hostetters biers, with unerrug power,
Laid sudden hold Of foul disease,
When strength came hack, bilious symptoms fled
And health crowned the man with happiness.
Sold by grocers, hoels and druggists BARNES PARK,
Wholesale agents. 304 Broadway, corner Duane street.
Remedy that Cures when Laboring un.
der disease the throat that
be obtained by using Dr. WIeTARS Basom of Wild
cherry. Its success In such cases Ia unparalleled.
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FRENCH ADVERTIsEHrENTs.

AN DFMANDE-uNE DEMOIsEILE FRANC IsE CON.
~ femme de chambre, dams famil patguliere.
s'adesser Ia Hicks ST. Brooklyn, de II houres e matn
OF dc lie soir.
FE JUNE FILE DE IA SUISSE FRANC srSE DE.
sire houver une place CONNIE bonre denfints femme
de chambre; ellie de borne sadfescer
10 Vandewa'er street. au sme, lie devano.
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TT@--7fs---
WINES AND LIQUORS.


A MEXICAN BRANDIES, IN PACKAGES OF X, 4 AND
n Il pipes gan, New England rum, Monongaheia and rec
titled whskey spirits high and low proof In
and hogsheadS The best article in market and yer
prices than any house in the trade c. WARD CO. agents
Tor the distilers, ITO Murray street,
RnLEoARr SALMON, vERzENAY AND CABINET
~ champagne-J. Meyer. Jr, IA Broadway, sole importer
ments and prepared furnish the upon terns
Tho attention Of eonnoisssurs and others who enjoy rob
huty wine u invited 70 this superior brand
(NOGNAC, ROCHELLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIEs
~ In the usual assorted packages port sherry and Made
ra vines Scotch ard Irish whskey jana and St. Crox
rum assorted brands rim; teas segars, tobacco demohns
bottles sardnes Scotch ale and Lor don
g. WARD CO., ITO Murray street.
DOTHEEN, OR MOUNTAIN DEw.-T7ERE ARE Two
4 prices NO. l. at So gallon, Is distilled from
parent Lcture OF barley; No. from urbd tin cture The
one gives the most pungent Havor the other produces
Hoh are pure and wholesome. Address ITO Grand street.
williamsburg THOMAS A. DEVYR.
MINES AND LIQUORs-sFIRITS OF COGNAC FOR
pad one gallon for twenty to thirty gallons American pure
spirits make the best imitation OF French eognac Cognac in
octaves quarter and half pipes rench 75c 81 IS
per gallon French che mcal coorng giving Is per cent
value to all kinds Of liquors. expense only half
gallon Port wine ordinary colorng OF peppermint
&C. For sale by MONER a CO., New York and e6 Wash.
ngton street. Hobok.n NJ j. sole agents for Houer Co.
and d. Roy chemist and disiler, Paris Poiciers France
For further particulars see circular
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Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.-Removal.-
DR.. FRANCIS SALTER, 81. D., N. r. G. s., London aud
Enburg has removed Ii Bond street, New York, where
he be consulted from TO II o'clock M and
3tos Patients requiring attendance their residences
Will be visited during the intervening hours.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LApST AND kOONOs
noG LOST SO REwARD-A YOUNG LIVER COLOR.
ca pointer dog white streak tae breast and white fore
iron ring Bring him 10 IL Merchants Exchange Mr.. Root
L'OUND-A HORSE, TUESDAY NIGHT, JAN %, ON
the Bloomingdale Road The obtain him by
proving property end paying expenses at 2S West twenty
seventh street, between EghIh and Ninth avenues
T ohT-IN BROADWAY, NEAR STEWARDS FUR
mtten. Tho finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
he Same At II haee ouga street At As Front street
r OsT- YESTERDAY, BETWEEN TWELVE AND ONE
- o'clock p NJ from sleigh, dark grssn cloth
lined throughout with fur from Twelfth street. dawn
Broadway Howard street, through Howard and
canal street theme 10 the foot Of Canal da
The fIder will be suitably rewarded by returning
MAXWELL A East Twelfth street
OsT, STOLEN OR MIsL AID-ON "WEDNESDAY EvEN-
II Ing, Jan. 3d. small red covered memorandum book,
manufacturing law OF the State OF New York. aud the
tncon Of be manufacture Of staple pegged
into the New York market The $l5 three
% bill two Of which the Bank Of the State
York. Also. Mr.. Thomas Hunts check for $50 the
poan Bank OF New York dated JAM 80 1896 r.
PikiD the ymen Of said check being stopped. suitable
reward will be Civ tor the OF the and
pers. &C, to j. r. Pikn, d hey street,
CToLEN-FRoM 7A BRo1 DwAY OPPOSITE AsToR
place on Tuesday evening" ssrre horse and box Sleigh
the horse about IL hands high, switch rather
carriage, and goes little lame. liberal reward will
be pah their return above, and liberal
The thief.
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WANTED-TO LEASE OR PURCHASE, A SNAIL TWO
w or three story house, In the lower part Of the city
respectable neghborhood Apply at IL Front street, under
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BILLIARDS.
EIOTETS,

THE GLOBE HOTEL, SIT UATED COR YER OF FIR ANK.
fort and william streets containing hundred and City
rooms and cor dnsad on the European pan has
petey renovated Single be urnished at q
per night 81 so week Meals served at all hours Por
tiers in attendance at all hours Of the night Rooms for fam Hes
JACOB q. FRENCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31
DANCING ACADEMIES.

HEQ BROADWAY-ACADEMY HAIL-sOIREE To-
OOc nght.-Mme. and Mile EMMA SALVAGE ~ have
removed their dancing academy 10 Academy Hail. 66
first floor front where they fitted the largest
saloon in New York to receive heir friends and patrons.
DODWOR7HS PRIVATE DANCING ACADHNTEs
"a. No. SOC Broadway New York; No. 1877 Montague place.
Brooklyn, open for the Pupils
~ any tune Circulars explaining time and had
III the academies.