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had an Aunt coming to visit me for the
f1rst time since my marriage, and | don't
know what evil genius prompted the wicked
ness which | perpetrated towards nv wife
and my ancient relative.
My dear" said | to my wife ON the dav
before my aunt's arrival, "you know Aunt
Mary is coming tomorrow well forgot to
mention rather annoying circumstance W til
regard to her. She's very deaf and al
though she can hear my voice, to which
she IS accustomed, in its ordinary tones. vet
you will be obliged to speak extremely loud
IN order to be heard. 1t will be extremely
lneonvenient, but | know you will do every
thing in your power TO make her stay agree
able.o
Mrs. s. announced her determination to
make herself heard.
then went to Jack T, who loves a
joke about as we'll as any person | know Of,
anu told him to be at my house at six D. Ill.
on the following evening, and felt compare
lively happy.
Went to the railroad depot with a car
rlage next night, and when was on nv way
home with my aunt, said
:" Dear aunt, there is one rather annoying
infrmity that Anna (his wife) has, which |
forgot to mention. She's very deaf, and
"tttiVhEh Sht tfsu iiSai my VICE. 10 winch
She is accustomed, in its ordinary tones,
yet you will be obliged TO speak extremely
lound IN order to be heard. | am very sorry
for it,
Haunt Mary, in the goodness Of her heart,
protested that she rather liked speaking loud,
and to do so would afford her the greatest
pleasure.
The carriage drove up to the door on
the steps was my wife, and in the window
was Jack T. with face as utterly sol !
emn rs if he had buried all his relatives that
day.
| handed out my aunt; she assembled the
steps.
: am delighted to see you,' shreked my
wife; the policeman on the opposite side
walk started, and my aunt nearly fell down
the steps.
: Kiss me, my DEAR" howled my aunt, and
the hall lamp clattered and the windows
shook as with the fever and ague / looked
at the window. Jack had DISAPPEARED. HUI
man nature could stand it no longer. put
my head into the carriage, and went into
commissions.
When | entered the parlor, my wife was
helping Aunt Mary to take OFF her hat
and cape, and there sat Jack T., with his
sober face.
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MEAT ARK ET.

TIVE Subscribers have just opened ~szsHSa
l. Aioal stall on johnson street. near 81
the Post Oifce, whore their friends aud W
the public can rely upon getting good
trsf at MI times, and at living prices.
Hebl6--d6t JAS. W. mitchell
JAMES MARTIN
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y, III i dersigned would respectfully
5-s-Haal y inform tho public that they have ppen-
~ 4 STOP the corner II johnson and Seventh
streets for the manufaet If all kinds Of Copper
Brass, Tin, and Sheet Iron They will also
carry Loczsmithing and Bell Hanging in All It's
branches
Repairing articles composed Of any Of the above
named metals, wei "A gold and silver, promptly
attended 70, All our WORK warranted.
w HORN,
fsbl6 dem A. WOLF
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r. II. 0,CONNOR a bro.
ApuTHEGtK AND DR VGGI&ES

A P0rHECARIES' HALL, corner Third and y
n johnson sts., Keokuk Ia, arc now in receipt 81
If large ana wet selected stock Of Drugs. ~
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye Stuffs Also,
large assortment Of the most popular Patent Med
cnea now in use,some Of which they have the exelu
live agency of therefore would call the atten-
ion Of country merchants and druggists TO the
Our stock If Perfumery il large and varied, compri
sing Lubin's, Baxin's and Jules Hauc's fins Ex-
tracts; every description of Hair Oils Pommades
Fancy Soaps Tooth, Nail ana Hair Brushes, and all
powders used for toilet purposes.
Choice brands of Cigars, snufs, and Tobacco al
ways on hand.
Kst~ Physicians prescriptions carefully oompoun-
deu at All hours of the day or n ght
F.bl8-d I. ri. O'C0NN0R 4 BRO
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Notice.

| HAVE eold my stock Of Furniture and entire
interest in the Furniture business, to Mr. G. s.
ABBOTT, Of tho Gate City Furniture Rooms | thank
my TRENDS and customers f3r their many fayors and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott 10 their future IA
yor and patronage. II. WILsFY
Feb l3--dtf
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HAVING puRCuasLD


TIyIIE stock Of Furniture If MIR. X. WLsEy,
/ will sell the entire lot at very low figures du-
ring the next FIVE weeks, TO make room for Snripg
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call at either Of Mr.. Wiseys old stands, or at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, No. l3G Main street
Feb l3-d&w G. 5. ABBOTT.
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kEoKUK MARINE INSURANCE co
Si.I5O.OOO W!

INSURANCE Companies for which the under
L signed IS Agent represent a capital Of One Mil
lion One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
They arc safe reliable and prompt, and among the
best in the country.
Fire Life and Marine Policies issued on applica-
tlon at the office OF WM- w. BELk NAP
febIlm I'd street ne ar Main
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f.tDNI'.

A Ladies' Chain Pin, gold, cnameed blue and
"a white was lost yesterday morning, 1Sth.l
somewhere on Main or Third street. The finder will
please leave It at this Office and receive proper re-
ward. f.hlgd3f
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
FOND NJ LAC Y U

GAl1IAL S9Outt tAHH PAID IN slOD,euo.
Invested according + the Law o. Illinois
Especial attention given to Insurance "
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
TNsU his such building or contents on favorable
j terms l9r or years. Insures Stores Ware
houses, Buildings Contents and Personal Proper
~ generally.
LOSSES EqUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LII PAID IN CASH.
This Company i Joint Stock Association organ
lied under special charter granted by the Legsla-
turo Of Wisconsin, with authorized capital Of
$500 goo. One hundred thousand dollars II which
i paid IN, and securely invested IN bonds and mort
Cages. The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis thu directors take pleasure in
commanding IL to pubic favor. as worthy Of conf.
denes and support with the assurance that all loss
es shall he promptly and hpnerably adjusted. As
this i purely stock Company mutual business
will b. done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS.
Y. NJ. Donaldson, Pres T. W. T Gibson, see'y
J. W. Eddy, Vice Pres't. A. Gibson, Gen. Agent.
dec. 24d3m w, L. TURNER, Agent
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INDEPENDENT CASplpArr FOR rnr pREsIp.x.

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE PREsIDKS-
cY.-oue Gen. Pratt made his advent into
Chicago q short time since, announcing HIM
self as independent candidate for the
Presidency. lie IS making the tour of towns
in that region, and we should Judge By The
following reference to his reception ut differ
ent places that he carried a little fun around
with him. We shonldn, mind if he made his
appearance hereabouts, If he had enough Of
the ridiculous to give US merry day or two
The Chicago Iri5uaesays:
Gen. Pratt created immense sensation nj
Naukegan The people gave him splendid
ovation. lie was carried around the town on
horseback in triumph, courier preceding
him blowing tin horn.
AT henosha the excitement was even great
er than III Naukegan. The General was
taken IN" charge BIZ the ancient and sub
lime order of the Thousand and One. who.
the General says, also kindly took possession
of the receipts Of the lecture he delivered
leaving him TO foot the bills
The prophet Myers follows in the Gene
rails train, prophesying of the good time
when the General shall reign over these United
States. The Prophet is as much Of char
acter IN has way as the General himself.
TnE Law OF LEAF YEAR.-An ancient au
thority, writing about 1900, lays down the
law of Leap Year as follows
"Alheit, il is MOVIE become parto of the
common lave, IN regard to the social rela-
lions Of lie, that as often rs every bissextile
yelr lothe return, the Indies have the sole
privilege during the me it continueth, of
making love unto tho men, which they do
either hy wurdes or lookes, as to them it
seemeth proper; and, moreover, no man will
DC emitted Ia the benefit Of the clergy who
aothe refuse 10 accept the offers Of u ladye,
or VINO dothe In any wise treat her proposal
wlthe slight or contumely"
Cg- T. d. Campbell, few DAYS since,
stated incidentally, IN the House of Repre-
sentariyes, that the Congressional Library
was destitute Of Bible. Some industrious /
member has instituted search, aud reports
tai there II Bible in The library, and what
- more, it IS IN an excellent state Of preser- I
walton.
n an elephant. lost overheard in a gale.
from Fes q bound for Charleston. swan 10
the shore, thirty mlos, and saved himself.
This i regarded a. the mos. remarkable H.
s'anee q animal strength Oh record.
r At Tie opening { tie Canadian Pro.
Tiaeial Parliament. 1t Toronto, the Governor
eenar;I suggested a. questions FOR the con
s'deratian # that body, tho abolition be
seisaaf alres, and : change Ia The con.
satut.0H ) -. ta ,s.-.a ~ 4l fs,,,-.t 1,
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foRTuSATE.-The Rock Island road does
not appear to have been INSTRUCTED by snow
during the winter-at least the cars have
been put through" They are either more
Fortunate than We are, or their snow plows
are more persuasive Bur. Gaz.
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l.GOND IT.GIx RE.

p EN Mn, HrrcHISsos = second Leeture will be
4 / deliyere q - IN Monday he 25h, inst in
the EYehaago street Ne. +. Church. commencing al
II 81 ok p ~ precisely.
subject Astronomical Philosophy, Philosophy
II the lniY ne Period of Creation, General and
Scientific view # the Heavens, Ieiesc8pic view Of
the Moon, its Aimas here, Nj untains, d !. 6cs All
exclaimed III familiar inauHer,
Tickets oil admission, g cents Ladies' free
Ticket - b. had thu ofee VI d. Riokey stafr Of
Homes Hart and at Ogden ami Cave Book stores
aud also Al the door
Keokuk Jan. % 1855
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I'NLN II -IlNE boxes No ! lemons for sale at
deel4 HUSTON, HAWKINS il HUsION,s.
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TOYS TOYS !!
I,oCk~uuTIyrxE.

A GREAT variety of Toys, Musical Instruments
a Dolls. DC, for children, for sale by
1obl9d CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
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How Do Yor FfcURg IT2-rhc Post GAYS
that I799 was the last year Of the last eeg-
turv. Some people think 1900 was tie last
year.
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TJEIIVNo MANU- NUT kEk, b nch Street, near
- Franklin, talcna, Ill,
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows Of every descrp-
ton, which win be sold low and on az good terms
q can be purchased elsewhere
n B.-Every Bellows warranted TO give satsfac-
ton
august 81 l855.-d6m*
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Hail Columbia. hy the Band.

8. The Women Of the Revolutionary orthv
mothers Of the gallant men of that dav; no.
Bile wives Of noble husbands afTeetionate.
true-hearted and faithful sisters, daughters
and swecthearts in vain without the hopeful
and cheering influence by loving woman Shed.
would have been ali the struggles Of eur
warriors s.in those dark hours which tried
mems souls"
Song, By Nix. leighton Here's 4 health to
all good lassies
0. Thomas Jefferson The ripe scholar.
the accomplished gentleman, the skillful Iii
plomast, the profound statesman equally
conspicuous n Washington aud III Paris /:
lhe Dasiafauon Of Independence was tho
proclamation u tbs Immortality.
:. The Mother Of Washington Amer
lcan mothers OF the present day ever remem-
Der that Nashl4ctou,s storm love Of trufh.
undendng integrity, aud faithful obedience
80 tie laws, We're due FIRST Of all to the
faithful and answering discipline Of his
mother.
s. Gen. La Fayette-Ihe bosom friend. Gt
companion, and worthy iii every particular
Of the confidence Of him who WAS FIRST in
war, first N peace, and first in the hearts Of
his countrymen.'
Marseilles Hymn, by the Band.
z. The Thirteen Stdtes-The mother Of
eighteen children, and al in the enjoyment
81 gigantic proportions, ia hearing condition.
and nearly ready 70 bring forth seven more,
py one common father, all of which are des-
tined 10 be mothers Of multitudes which viii
swallow VI, efe long, all the thrones that
curse the earth.
~. The American Constitution-Tho no.
oiest instrument ever formed br man. Time
mas tested rs worth, and experience has
demonstrated LIS supremacy. Al the sheet
Achcr OF Tie Republic, We will 8 cling to It
AZ the warrior clings q his last plank whe
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REEF GATTII ron saIE.

IIAN T On hand head u corn tel cat1Ie, most n
hem Of superior quality, which Will offer for
sale about the first OF March next
JONAS HnUGHT0N.
Pennington, Feb. 70. dItw2t
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n u. F. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE,
10 any gentleman

XXYISHIN6 Hat We have just received per
w Express Y dozen S5ft Hats Of Superior al al
ity at the "Great Western Emporium"
ID. f. HUMPHREY GAGE.
August IT, 1855.
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Home
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

~ ~ n
Office No 4 Wall Street, New York.
Cash Capital, $500 o00 90.
Amount of Assets. $7a7aT2,47.
Amount Of Liabilities S53677.6S.
'INHlS Company differs from most others in having
i apatd up capital of $500 600 90; and no divi-
denls made IL stock holders without first proyid-
M lor he unearned premium all outstanding pol
icies, in addition II the capital
GHAs. ]. MARTIN, Pres.
A. +. WILLMARTH, SEC.
jan25d3n WM. 7. TURNER Agent.
kEOk6k MARINE INSURANCE. CO.
Capital. 100000.
I1IllS Company is prepared T. do Marine Insur-
business Cargo risks taken at customary
rates and the usual Cash facilities extended Il reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A. Bridgman, VIM +. Turner,
F. II. Harrison Geo. b. Smyth.
John Iemplin, Al II Deming,
John McCune, e. + Conn.
G, CARRIER, JAS. Il. Cox.
W. e. Eentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN President
q. B.eMlTH, Vice President.
A. i. bEMiNG, Treasurer.
WV. +. TURNER, Secretary
Office in I'd story Concert Hall building
ian3lddwSmo
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EY Mr. forney SAID 70 be dangeraus'~
i'll, AZ Washington, with Inflammation If tha
bowels. Hisillness Il supposed ID have been
produced hy the excitement and oger eyer.
tion incident upon the discharge 81 h;s late
duties as Clerk Of the House
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sA WISH to rent Dwelling House. with three
MA: Or four rooms, Situated in pleasant part Of
A.A- The city A single house preferred.
j. W. DELAPIAIN.
TelrnArs oN-~af l.ntn o.. . fl4lno
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pIANn NInnK.A-

4 -upply Il Iaylors Improved Music steol4 f
4 \ -als At the ttate City Furniture Rooms.
leb22d c. :. ABBOTT
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Especial attention given to Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
pTrfl nINHG
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FOR SALE,

LS0R SALE--640 AGREE Of choice land within -four
L mlles III the CITY. SMITH & NANsIGkLEN.
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tANDIIN
WILLIAM II. SMITH.

A LAKG assortment of Candies Nuts. and For
IA eign Fruits, for sale by
fcbl9d CREIGHTON ( DINNER.
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229 Acres If Land 90 under cultivation, near Ca
margo, Terms, one third cash, balance in one two
and three years. Apply 60
SMITH 4 NANSICEIEN
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LN0R SALE-Lot o, Block 20l on Main street Ar
L ply IT, dec ~. SMITH a NANSIhCLEN
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EOIs SALE,
ron SALE.

so feet by - on First Street. between Main John
Also, House and Lot. corner Of FIRST and John
son. Appiy 10 SMITH 4 bANSTCkLEN.
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T9R SALE---Or trade for Iowa Lands or keokuk
Il City property--A house aud lot at Walnut Hills
near thccity of Cincinnati. apply to
SMITH n NANSICEIFN
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DROWN and tan coore1 hats, hi gh ami low crown,
ID of every style and quality. jnst reeeiv d by
oef23dwtf ID. J. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1--WE hundred dozen piush caps just received at
l. the store # h. +. III MPHTY GAGE.
0ct23dwff
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| IANfNu determi ned, hereafter to do an exelu-
/ 1 slreiy cash business in retail department,
prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats. Caps. Bon
nets &c, AT greatly reduced prices. Our stock il
now very complete. and we keep nothing bat the
bs grades of goods always have the latest styles,
and will sell lower FIR cash than the grades
are sold on credit - with your dimes
IA All kinds Of Millinery work done to order,
AZ the shortest notice.
ret % -4Itf ID r HUMPHREY A. GAGE
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DAVID D. SMITH. N. b. gASstKLEs
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
AuctiOnecrs. GOmIni SSH on Merchant
and Real Estate Brokers.

M Will pay particular attention TO sales by
w Auction, Of Real Estate, Stocks, Administra-
tors Sales, &c; will negotiate Loans, make Coec-
tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances Real Er state Merchandise con-
signed for public sale; Will act Attorneys for
property holders the disposiug Of property, col
lectng of rents paying taxes dc.; viii act inan-
cial councillors for all who may need our services.
Office on Third street, between Main and Johnson.
u0yZ4
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LN0k SALE--Lots and in Block 80, corner Of
l. Fulton and 10th streets. Terms easy. Apply to
dec %. SMITH VANSlCkLEN.
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Goal.
BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-The under

u BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-The undersigned
ID have burned BRECKENRIDGE COAL. and AID il the
most desirable fuel for PaTors Bedrooms and Sek ever
used
Robt L. Pei: Psesiden, American institute.
John T. Marin President Seamless Garment Hanuf@cg Co
Fox Oakley Morgan Merchants, No. 80 Coortiandt-';
4: Plat Cashier Corn ExeLsnse Bank.
J. w. GeTapl, Lawyer. No. q Nalst
StiIlwe Brown. Merchants No y Courtlandt-st
BOwdoin, LTocque Barlow, Lawyer No. % Merchants.
r. II. Lowrv. Cashier Bsni Of the Republic.
+. S. Munroe 4 Co., Bankers, NO 81 BeaVer.t
Hegs L GieeIlesf Broterr No % Wniarn-st
7. Luquesr, President Fremsn's Inc Co
William X. 5eebe Lawyer, No. 70 Wiil-st-
r. w. EDgs l. Sons. Merchants, No. l3l Front q.
W. p Jonst No 262 5th-sv.
L. w jerome Broker, No. 2 Wilan-s,.
Merris Franklin President New York Lis ms. Co
George Allen, Brooklyn
w. Il. Moatt Physician, No. l2i 5th sv.
Vsn Duzer President New York Exchange Bank
J. K. L z. b. Place. Merchants No 76 CouTilanet-'-
Robf L. Maitland. Merchant, No. g. Beayer-s;-
T. Butte!worth Merchant, No. 90 Merchants Exchange
Simeon Baldwin President y. T. Exchange, Wa-l-st
James ReGfeld, Chatham Bank.
Van Buren, & Robinson. Lawyers, No. l53 BrOadWay
Simeon Leland Co., Metropolitan Hotel.
Hiram CrsDs;nn, Ee~-York Hotel.
Taylor Brothers, Bankers No 76 Wall-st n
C. 4 L. DennisOn Co Merchants Nos g and "a D~yst
". B. Dinsmore, Adams Co.'S Express Once.
Geo Talbot Olyuhant Merchant, No ~ Soutnst
Geo p Morris Editor Hone Journal l4th-st-
H. P. Willis, Editor Home journal Aston House.
Ripley L Jud,on Merchants No So Broadway.
Mortimer Porter Lawyer, No. p Nsssaus'
VIM Rider President North Am Gutta Perchs Co.
Lewis Lyman Merchant No. ZSj West 5Cth 81
John Randall, Merchant, No. III 5th-ay.
NJ. f. Hezen Broker, No. l39 Pearl-st.
g. R. Conover, Cashier Imp. AID Traders Bank
Enoch Dean, President Bogery Bank
Chas. A. Dana, Editor. y. I. Tribune.
Samuel Sinclair. No. % LansrtiEe. place
Orders for this COAL be LETT at he oee OF JOHN
Eew.York Feb 1886
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD. The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE cbun-cnz tue A'sntie cites win
h0Tb-g AID >Oufhweser states ~ coa'
Raw direct The Road also connect, AZ PolF2h
with daily re all pore Western klvsEs
AID si ev'ssd Ssndnrty win steamers 70 81 7ors 20
tie SOIhw-e Lakes; making The most direct .A9
able rCut- b. WLicb FREIGHT b. FORWARDED - AL
from tie Gre-i West -,
RATS bETN EES tLADFLPHIA All PlIT,bo kSh-
Ensr oL..s b o' Shoes Dry Coos Ia De- per 100 u
t,1es,) FHr-. Fe-tiiers kc...............)
SECokD CLAss-hooks and stationery, Dr. Z 81. 49,
Coco in bales, Hardware. leather DC PEI Nv 10
Ncolf AE...--.. -...............
THIRD tL.ss-Aryils. BAsE1E, BAeoo ard 65c o., i0o
lork, "a bulk Hemp. 6c..............:)
FcrETH CLAss-t Ofee Fish, bse0n and ~ per 100 3
fort. traeked) LAID sad Lard OILY =. =.
IL shiirg Goods from any Ioll esst ~ phA ~
tierlsT q bark tie IsekaSe Via fennsyiyAnia
Gooc eoIsxn-d he Agents OF his H1sd = Ea4osiPus VI
PitrsbuTEh, all BE- forE zTied Sb0u- detentAon
FETIGBT AGENIs-H -rris WoruIlry Co Neugne Tenn
R. T. sass Co - L0us; J. ; " tchell sol sAf'l.s,
IDo Dun. srn Bel Mu-doeE aud C.rier JsSett Lo'
Vile Ky. B. { M.l rum Msiis3l Ind sprsnA1 ofysn
AID Iryir Co. Gin cnEari " w Hrshan 20 L@a'.e'
Ohio; Leech c. No - Ei5sst Bos-oui LSsea - -
As'or hOuEs New orr nc Villa rs. Nd No D1sls-
ryr.Eee. Nv OH T. j. Sreeder. Philseipa.ai hsstA"
Kcors, Baltimore Geo G. FrsIei.cls, Pi-tspgfIh
Fer further parrlcuars or bills Of lai1g, appiy %
LEIGH 4 Co, Agents Penn hAl,o-H -,
No A.to- Hous-. sew-fgfE
HI HOUSTON General Freizht Aren't Phiiadsp hA
II. j. LoMBAERT Superintendent Altoona "a
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and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN STRING ARRANGEMENT, Comm ucrs Ma n 3, 1885,
Passenger Stations Corner Brus way and Csn.-s'.
IN Nv Y - Or er .hIh-.i 81 INV

IN New l0rk -. Cor eT -hTh'st alI FtI'aV
TRAINS LEAVE kEw.i oEK-For New .tia.en' J, 3 o m /,
(Ea.l; Y (E1.l $50 sDo boz tr"igePT: y 3
tEr) Y m, F ~ $50, pm. For Mlfr1, 1rattori,
Fairfield Southport and we-ttOft: y ~ & a. p IN
For kcrWst: n - (END 81, {. 10 o. N ror
Daren snc Greenwich: l2m 80. {. S;lj p FOR
Siamord :, IA - ~ Ok -, 4, 5:l5 p m
For Port Closer and intermediate st4fiops IAN !;
$40, 4, 5:l5. pm
CONNECTING TR.Ns-For Boston: =. (EH y p m
(Eal For Hartford and Springfield ok }; y u 5
o. n (FA) For Couurc icr' River Railroad % Molrrea
a n. III For CaIa Railroad: l. m 90 Mrshsd. For
New. London Railroad a na;3p n For Hols4tJuir Rail
rod: sa In For Naugst,o. Kslroid: & q. t-y-l
For Danhurs aud NorW alb Z air a.: 7 4 ll p. IT,
TRANS ros KEw.ioRg-trUm HrVsisyeh; 5:sf, 7, 49,
NJ ESQ on; 4:f5 s3o p tEE) from BfiT 'sort;
SIS ~ n 80 $50 EI), f:ju IL N lEGD r'on
Norwst: 6:52 g:42 " 81 m. s. . ~ < 600 ii IA
1Fs From Por, Ches.r: s:J0. GA, IN 1903, a. 80
$50 2. m JAMES II. 10Y "a ~rht3l'enI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
Y7HR PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW-YORK,

by the race Of God free and independent To - persons
inerc.ed 10 the MARK LEVY late Of the City
deeessed creditors next Of kn or Cher
required personally % be and appear beso our surcEse Of
tn County Of NewYOrk az bic Office in the City u New
the forenoon Of that day then and there 70 attend ss tasl
the account Of proceedings Of LEWIS kbts
the last Will and said deessss4
IL csy whereof have caused ths zeal Of oss 80
Surrogate 70 b. hereunto Allied. WitDess, ALAkAAN.
DIR w. BRADFORD. Es4nre, Surrogate q e:r said
L. aorxty; AZ the City Of wYort, tho sa1 ~ %
March In the year 81 Lord thousand sisnf hrl-
dred and fny,nx. A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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