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Direct Importation
Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

SPIN NE AND So MNLILIN COOIJS
Fl s. GIlUEM & JAN1HSOW,
IL M CHARITIES ST. Ao
We have Just received and will offer on Monday 34 instant
styles Of
-FLOUNCED AND PLAIN RROCIIE ANDJAtQuA ARD bA-
REGE AND TISSUE DRESSES;
FLOUNCED AND PLAIN MuSLINS AND ORGANIZES
PRINTED JACONETs, COTTLINETTEs AND BRllhhAN-
TINES; a..4
sEvIGNE BAREGE ORGANDY AND JACONET ROBES;
EMBROIDERED WHITE, BLACK AND COlOREp SlhN
MANTIILAS;
LACE AANTILLAs POINTS, sIIAWLs AND Wells
We would ask our friends and those in want of Spring Goods
give us call amongst recent arrivals many
and desirable styles of Goods.
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
ma 2pGt Is Chartrcs street.
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.Bsygse s Co.,
WVE HEV " N"7 n :
wHoLEsALE AND RET ALL
DRUGGISTS AND APoTRECARIEs,

DRUGGISTS AND APOIfaGiSAEkAEFa,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
NEW ORLEANS,
Respectfully their friends and the public that they
have opened location lrse and complete nssort
OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, SURGICAL IN
SHIPMENTS, FANCY ANDarOILET ARTICLES, etc.
all Of which have been selected by themselves with special
view to the requirements this Market and which they offer
for sale quantities to it purchasers tho most reasonable
Congress- Empire Blue Lick and other MIN ERAL WATERS
constantly on hand.
COUGH CANDIES, Gun DROPS, IozENGIls, ETC., from
the celebrated anuactoy of Messrs r. L. and A. Stuart New
York in packages pounds and half pounds received by every
MEDICINE CHESTS for Plantations Ships Steamboats,
constantly on hnni.
Commission Merchants and Country Dealers orders filed with
nonnnes and DISPATCH Planters orders will receive special
attention.
PRES p 7 IONS.
Having secured the services of competent hpotceares
Physicians may rely on having their prescriptions carefully
compounded ut NIL hours day and night.
.,.., BYRNE & CO.,
~ ,,c+ corner Of Camp aud Common streets.
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-A new star, and one that
has not shone in our armament for many years past
will arise at the St. Charles Thaater this evening, in
the person of Mr.. E, L. Davenport gentleman who
has not played in this city for the last nine years.
He will make his appearance in the tragedy of Ham
let, sustaining that character, with Mr.. Pope as the
Ghost; Mark Smith as Poionios Mr.. Bowers as
the Craze Digger; and Miss Mccarthy as opheiia
The performances close with " Nix, the Cabman.'
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BusrNEss.--At the levee steamboat landing the
usual hurl bnrly and interest continued The daily
arrival Of boats from the Ouachita and Red rivers
adds to the velness Of the scene. Our conservative
friend from Paris seems inclined to prolong stay
with u.s. The extraordinary hustle and activity Weh
iseyer witnessed on the great eyee of ourcity is
different from the day Of barges and keel boats that
the change can hardly be realized. The Mississippi is
rising olerabe fast at this point The several boats
which left Louisville and Cincinnati last Thursday
and Friday WILDE arriving in two OF three days and
anticipate at least very favorable times. Col Lusk,
ne learn preparing hspart Of the landing to meet
the wishes Of the steamboat and is all pre-
pared or the active business which will last at least
for four months. Iii the meantime, cotton is active
in and about the cotton presses and warehouses being
shipped as speedily as possible though theresare
eral thousand bales held on speculation and someon
planters account for higher prices. AS good prices
please the growers do not care how high they CO.,
provided nobody gets hurt when they take q turn
.dnWnWar7a Es,-
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Mr.. THAcKEGAy's FIRST LECTURE will be de-
lvered at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening
Tickets will be for sale at Mr., Norman's book estab
lshment No. IA Camp street, and the st. Charles
book store, under the st. Charles Hotel. =,
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Miss McLEAN's BENEFIT.--The friends of the dla-
ma and of real dramatic talent have before them an
event which will, unless we much mistaken, call
them out in large numbers and amply reward them
for SO doing. Miss Jessie can of the Gaiety The
ater to have benefit which, of itself Alone would
be sufficient to draw large house. But as surer
guage fortune the new comedy Of Peg Waffington
written by Charles Reade, ESQ., is to be performed-a
piece that halts between the strong nature of Van
brugh and Congreve and the elaborate finish of Bull
wer. In addition, Tobin's neyerwearying comedy of
the Honey Moon will be given. The attractions
are Of high order, and trust the attendance may
he large
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IMPORTANT
ITO those USING SEN9' Candles.

rhc attention public is invited Tint most Of
tie Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen or
fifteen and packages marked 40 lbs fall short t%9
three five pounds box. This loss does not fak
upon Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the marked
weight upon the Retailers, who sell by count but the
receive. .
p The subscribers have always made their Candles iu
sixteen 10 the pound and mark packages At their real
weight which may be aseertained by testing them As tef
experience in the business enables them offer AN article eu
in quality in the market they solicit the patronage OF
purchasers who desire study their interest," and at INC
same time encourage dealing.
PROCTOR g. GAMBLE, Cincinnati. >.
~ The undersigned sole agents for the above brand OF
Candles
E@-s@z JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
jas 2p3r 50 Tchoupitoulas street,
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Ks0reges, Orgttntsies, etc.

EM GID HSA q he RN IA M& MB W.
1856 CAMP STREET. 1856
Has Inst opened supply Of FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS which he is offering unusually low prices.
Rich Embroidered BAREGE ROBES, 81 10 $40 So
French ,aconet DRESSES 81 90;
Plaid Muslin DRESSES, 81 %;
Floinced Qrgaldy ROBES, s4i ,,ro.'
Striped and Figured French JACoNETS;
Fine Figured Linen CAMRIC i1c per yard;
LINEN LAW NS-slnal patterns for children;
. Stper Figured BRIIIIANTfSES &c per yard;
Plain and Dotted SWISS MUSLIN 80
INDIA NULL. and Naiitsook;
Rich Embroidered COLLARS and SLEEVES;
VALENCIA, SWISS and j ACOSET SETS:
Infants Embroidered ROBES -4
Embroidered and IIelnstitcNed I..NDKERCHlEFS etc.
HORACE Harley,
u3 2pMnWcFr 10 NAlnp Street
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BENEFIT OF. NINE Observation-Disclosures grand
opera Of Lucid Lammermoor,' founded on the same
story as SCOTS " Bride of Lanmermoor," will beper-
fnrnled tomorrow evening at the Orleans Theater for
the benefit Of Nine Debrnay, one of the most ac-
complished members 9of the company Mines Col
SON. Lagraye and Crambade will sustain the leading
characters.
The one act opera of e Gie Rayisseur,' and per-
Torrance on the piano of Thalbergs Tarentele,
fill up the measure Of the evenings qualification.
We trust there may be full attendance.
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QNilli1le.

ONE THOUSAND OUNCES Just received and 10 arrive
The subscriber has arranged be regularly supplied with tho
superior Quninc of thinner Howard Kent Of London; Pow
Wcghman Philadelphia; and will sell At the lowest
market price.
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
m3 2ptf 1877 and l39 Canal street. Carondcet N o.
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NeaU Spring Goods.

KD~ H. $50 1A va A-N GG Coos
Mes. I2 and IL Chartres street,
Beg the Ladies' and 10 strangers visiting the
city complete entirely stock Of SPRING GOODS,
comprising in part
S I L X
all qualities; and descriptions, such Plaid Striped
Chine Jape TniIetas tros dc Naples aud Foulards
MORE ANTIQUE for Dresscs and Mantillas.
PRINTED SILK MUSLINS
AND TISSUES; -s@
CREPE DORIENT
BAREGES;
oRGANDlEs;
JACONETS
AND BRIIIIANTISES,
in pieces md in Robes
EN- BIZ 0 7 D Z r s,
Comprising large of Black Thread Lace Manas
Scar Stws Point Aencon Point d igile und Point
dc Gaze Sleeves and everything connected
with the Embroidery Line.
NJ A n T I l. L 4 S.
of Embroidered Silk Lace, Applique and
Muslin Talnlas, Maltillas and Scarfs.
MILLINERY.
Paris Spring Straw, Hair Lace Bonne for Ladies and
Misses; Ribbons, Pumes, Flowers, etc.
The whole Winter Silks and other goods at and
below cost ln3 2p3t
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: Dulcc dec01'um est
Pro patLifL mort y

as the poet says how much sweeeris it to give life
for the pure study of science? Walker, the great
astronomer, will have his praises sung in years we
shall not see. With this tribute the lecture closed.
The next lecture will be concerning our progress in
astronomical instruments, which, being more gene
rally comprehensive and fully as interesting as its
predecessors, should attract all who have any taste
for scientific knowledge.
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Rich VELVET CARPETING.-J. D. Damcron Il Co.,
&c Charas Cusomhouse Streets have received and
beautiful designs Of tapestry brussels bseow, teepy
carpeting They lave, also floor oil cloths Of
sizes which will I've cut suit purchasers variety of
styles of window shades of patterns window cornccs
etc. Purchasers should make examination.
THE AUSTRALIAN BEAR.--One Of the greatest
novelties have in the city aud that perhaps, well
any, repays attendance be No. 9 ST. Charles
street nine the morning the hour night. II
is the great Australian bear captured by, belonging and el
Gated by Mr.. Lowell. lie is large enough sheep for
breakfast calf for dinner and small lamb for supper and has
appearance that would quite nidaca visitor e
loose. His MASTER however his carlesy,
plays with him though he puppy Every
should pay Sir Bruin call. h's
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Merchants visiting the city in of BOOKS, PAPER
BLANK BOOKS ETC. Will do we'll to look and examine the
stock Of Books offered Oh LIBERAL TERMS, at
m3 2g6t lQ5 CANAL STREET,
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WAsHBURN' S CIRous AND INDIAN AMPHITHEATER-
The advertisement, which may be consulted in another
column Of this mornings paper, announces that the
celebrated circus of MI. Washburn will open in this
city On the 18th inst. on the corner of Poydras and
Baronne streets. 1t has been exhibiting very largely
through the Southern States and is said to combine
great number Of attractions Of more than usual ex
cellence 1t will undoubtedly attract large numbers
of our citizens when appears.
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rs The attention of purchasers is called to the
sale at auction this day. by r. b. Sykes Mt AZ o'clock, Of
quantity Of consisting Of Princess and Countess different
sizes at post No g. First District See advertisement under
auction head.
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Madam E'NQeser,

sW0d0mE EUqegel',
THE EGYPTIAN ORACLE or FATE.
Philosopher Astrologist and physiognomist.
E5@THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE REVEALED.
REsIpEscE-CoRSER OF HEyA AND BAKosSE STREETS, New
Orleans fe9 2ptf
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LOUISIANA SAVINGS CoMrANY-We have heard,
from what we consider the best authority, that the
depositors in this institution will be paid at least
ninety per cent on their deposits at an early day.
The high character Of the Directors makes, in our
opinion, this assurance equivalent to certainty.
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE CoMPANY-The grand cele,
braton Of the Fire Department of city yesterday
was equal if not superior in all respects to that of
previous years. The engines were dressed in the
most gorgeous array the men turned out in full
uniform and the horses were handsomely caparsoned.
After the parade and attendant ceremonies were
ended, most Of the Companies adjourned to the
enginehouses Or to some other place, and refreshed
themselves with those good things Of life which are
sweetened with more than common Zest after the
fatigue attendant upon q days exercise, severe,
although pleasant.
Wehad the honor of an invitation from our friends
of Perseverance Company No. IS, whose engine is
always Oh hand among the FIRST ana whose members
are as active and energetic as any when the calls of
duty require their presence They had very fine
and abundant collation. spread in their Hall, the
house, to which the ex active and honorary members
sat down, with a good number of invited guests.
Speech song and sentiment, followed one another in
rapid succession and the occasion of that festive
social and pleasant character that leaves many bright
"reminiscences after it, and which will be remembered
for 4 long time subsequent by those who were in
attendance.
Col, O. e Hatcher, Marshal of the Company pre-
sided over the occasion, and great many old mem
bers whose faces not now often seen in the ranks
were congregated in the Hail. which has been SINH
Iarly crowded previously
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wholesale .Kp1'ezg Store.
Surgical Instruments.

On hand large supply, comprising almost every instrument
required by the Surgeon, Of French. English and American
manufacture.
MEDICINE CIiESTS-1cGter, Rosewood, Mahogany;
MEDICINE SADDLE BAGS, in every style, for sale by
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
m3 2pf 1877 and l39 Canal street, Caroncct N 0.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH s. 1856.

stood his subject yet he has not furnished us WIN
his name we cannot publish his communication, we
would willingly publish it were ne satisfied by re-
sponsible name that it was reliable.
THE MAI The Northern and Eastern mail due
Yesterday, failed from beyond Montgomery, Ala OF
course II would Be. miracle to have the mail come
through two days in succession, though behind. It'll
now March, and it wonldbe gratifying indeed, the
friends u Nh Postmaster General Campbell would
inform Us how many times the mail has been received
within schedule time since the LIST of September
Nothing 1t the grand daily Cairo mailsa though the
riyerss been open te Cairo the past twenty days
CoTros.T The receipts for the 3twentyySfour hours
ending ats O'Clock last evening were, the Rapides
from Grand Ecore | ,s4s !; Q. Bealer, from Montgo-
mery, Ala, ,15S VIC. Young, from Floyd, Bayou
Macon ,2l4 Vanderbilt, from Florida, 15G; Mexico,
from hdianola,s74; jackson Railroad, 1902; Ten
nessee river, l,o91; John Strader, 1926; A. L.
shotWeI 262 Orion, ST. Martinsyille, SO. Total,
z ,sT7 bales hhds. Moasses, o75 bbls.
Total Of cotton since Saturday inclusive 29545 bales
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glso 0rlfalIs DAILY ]! Grestel1t.
OFFICIAL JoUsNA14 or NEW ORLEANS.

JAMES q. NIXON. WILLIAM y. ADAM
ID Y NIXON, ADAMS d Co,
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school Books and Stationery,

THOMAS H. WHITE,
OOKSELLER IND STA ITO NER,
No. 105 Canal street.
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To he Mtmbers 81 me Bar Of keok,k:
GESrLkAks: thank you for the houut Won
have done me, ny your call upon me to become a
candidate for the otce Of Judge OF the Recorder !.
Court, established BY the recent amendment 10 the
CRY Charter
BY the liberal Jurisdiction conferred upou this
Court " Was clearly intended by the gentlemen Who
proposed the amended Charter, and by the Leeisla
ture, that Il shonld be court Of considerable dir
NIFTY md Importance and il il shall be tho pleas
VI the good people OF the city elect me to that Of
Nee, NJ the special election b. holden on the Sd
Monday IN Augn.t next, pledge my best efforts
30 make the Court all that II was designed To be-
As am yet . stranger 10 many of your fellow
citiIens, though have been resident of your CITY
more than year, allow this opportunity Also ~
say that have the experience Of fifteen years prac-
ttce ~ Lawyer, after several years Of lah,rious
service rs Deputy Clerk Of the Circuit and County
Court whilc was studying my profession. This
deem II proper TO say. no, In the spirit Of oGents-
ton, but rs matter OF Justification Of the conf
denee you have very GENEROUSLY manifested towards
Your obrd,cnt sevv>nt.
July aOih, 1880. H.R. REEDER.
tDa'iy Times and Post please copy.|
vINROf BELLS.-Bells from the oeisbsateI TaoY
! ForsDsY, WAkKENTED ruperior In quality
Of tone. proongntiou IL souns and durability. to
any made IN thi. country Europe. Sample bell.
may b. seen At our store. Any sine furnished 10 Or
der on short notice. For sais by
TILLINGHAST, LANE BUEL.
auki5 1873 Main st,
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:. sown IA. LocxwooD. .. =. vsLr
M0WE, LOCK yg03D 4 co.,
/ whoLEsALs AND RssAlL
Auction and Cspsnsissi0~ MsvcAamss, and
nsoa kssass Agents.,
second g., next door 70 the Athsn nan, Ksoku k,
DAkIlCULAk attention will b paid to buying
and seliiag Real Estate and personal property,
nssotiafiag loans, and any ether bususss thai may
| Be entrusted to Us.
/ We have convenient rooms, and will attend 10
/ kinds.
Liberal cash advances m.de on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
| We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold JcwsIry and notions which
We eher ~ Wholesale and retail, As low ~ can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers " i'll be supplied at CT
.remely low prices for each
A GOOD brick dwelling b iuse winth . rooms, in
\ pleasant part Of the city for sale by
H.. l., CO.
. LOTS, on carrolstreet. far sale BY
I LOT, on High street, for ale by
II. l.. AGO.
@ GOOD business Lots. on tie Levee, FOR sale by
l.. 4 90.
A FlNkfARM, in Hancock 20, Iils., with good
"A improvements, for sale by II. L. 4 co.
Lex ACRES Of LAID, With improvements. with
AOO In milss Of the city on the plank road, for
sale by H.L.&co.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within
ON 10 miles Of the city, oa the plank road for
sale BY H. AGO.
| 200 ACRES Of Land, IN Missouri, far.ale ky
AOOO H. L.. D. CO.
Two and one-half acres II Land, With . good
brick house In Montrpsc, for sale by
II. H. AGO.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable Tor one or two horses !
"A and good one horse bH sgy, for salehy
II l.. ACD.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham /
Square lot % feet FROM by itO deep, and viii |
DC sold At bargain by H. l.. AGO.
A LARGE brick house Second Street, lot so |
"A feet front by u fee, a., p. for .ale BY
II. H. 4 co.
y LOTS % feet front by lS5 feet deep, with a fine
q frame house with Ave rooms, good cellar and |
situAted In good location ia the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold 1T a great bargain by
II. l.. ICO.
I OF 5, in block 1879, for sae by
q LOTS In Rees' addition. for sale by
v II. Id SEQ.
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10 A. II. hEkDEa, Lsq.:--sts IL. undersignsd
members u the Bar u keokuk, in view Of the i'm
por,ance ~ having City Recorder in whom We can
have full coshdence, request that you may permit
your name 70 b. used . candidate for that on5co
Irrespective of party. BY doing which you wi,
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h'r ~ INDIANA fkEE bAsks taken as Cur
''n.y - .ne banking Houses IN this city
n~hk 2! Eiknaft NH hart
p nA's OF o"snen' doshen
t oi indiana: Michigan City.
p VI Mount vernon, Mt Vernon.
Bank 81 Monticello Monticello
nans ~ raeii, Paoli.
nans OF Salem. salem
PAM VI Rockville. Rockville.
n.nx OF syracsre, Syracuse
n~ph on afssw, arssw
DfoktiIie Bank, Rockville
.Amnfiaxe 0ity bAnk, Cambridge City.
GAhai nank, Evansville,
csn'rai Bank, Indianapolis.
nresoent'tty Bank, Evansville.
,.Acnahse hank breebcas,ie.
rArmsu ana Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis.
rayct<County hank, Connerssills.
iAsmsn Bank, Westheid.
tram srcy Bank Lafayette.
nos'er Bank, Lo1Ansport.
Indiana hank Madison
Indiana stock Bank. laporie.
human reserve Bank, kokomo.
neh1ucky Stock Columbus.
nAg'anee nsnk, Lima.
Ms,cnan. ana Mechanics Bank New Albany,
a. Stock sank, Evansville.
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G. r. DIMOND'

G. r. DIMONDN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
OFFICE in kiibourne's Beck, Main street, be-
" tween I'd and I'd, Kcoklk, Iowa.
RErEKEscEs--EdwArd kilbourne Esq, keokuk
John Whitehead, Esq., New York; Cha.. L. Frost,
10; Messrs. Page, Briggs Rabbit, Boston Amos
D. smith, ESQ.,, Providence, X. L.; Edgar Conk lin
Esq Cincinnati, o.; j. W. zaakerie. ESQ, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY .--Partieulsr attention
paid to the purchasing AMI selling Of City Lots
Houses and Lands of every description.
LIFE. FIRE, 4 MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
" for the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of IN
York. ACCUMULATED FuSD. a., 250, 600.
THE "ATLASTIC FIRE & MARINE ms.
CO., VI Providence, X. 1. PAID Up CAPITAL $780,
700
THE "ATHHyEUM FIRE Iysu RANCE co. "of
London. BRAsca AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
THE "PEoRIA MARINE AND FIRE ms co, ;"
II Peoria, Ills. PAID N cArirAL 500 ,000.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
NAMED first class. reliable Offices, would beg leave
10 inform the merchants ana citizens generally Of
this city that am prepared to take Life Fire, and
Marine Risks, ut as low rates as can bc had any
other sound and reliable Offices. Open Policies
granted on ~ favorable terms ~ can b, had in any
Of the Eastern Cities may 80, ls56.--d
CITY Lots and La "a for sale.
On FEET front, on I'D st. bot. Main and Biondeau.
~ Will be sold low.
30 feet front by 50 feet deep on street between
h1eha"ge and Bank sts., with improvements can b.
had had at . bargain.
100 square feet situated n the corner Of LIST and
BIO deau. fos sale on reasonable terms.
i6ood Lot on Desmoines ,treet, between Tenth
Eleventh.
O lots on Palean street, b.tween Tenth and EIey-
| nth.
! avery handsome Lots Orleans st. bet. 9th and
! 10 h.
IGO Acres very desirable farming land, located
About 10 miles from the city the 81 Irancisyllc
auad.
100 Acres, finely loeeteI, soil very rich stu
ated about two miles above Montrose, on the Bur
.ington road
oovd Lots with ons and a half story brick
/ dwelling house, situated on Exchange etreet, bat
Eth and 18th. containing good rooms. has an ex-
selent cellar and brick cst m aud being in every
way fitted upfor comfortable residence.
| For terms apply ~ &C. X. DtM0ND,
ausl3 kibourpe's Block Nain.s,
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PATRICK d GROUSE,
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE s..
Sheet Music. ana

MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE,
GALE ROOMS over Howe Lock -
~ woods Store, second street. be- HS0
tween Main and johnson. Keokuk. SA
Iowa. Weshall always keep on hand Nv
an elegant assortment Of Pianos from tho Sost
makers Child Bishops Melodeons; Martin, Hall
4 sons and Imported 6nitars: French and Gesnan
Violins; American and imported 4 iutes; Flusins~
and Accordeons; Fine French. English and Italian
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers. lnrge and select catalogue OF Sheet
Music and Instrnction B,o's. Pianos and Mclode-
ans sold Mt Maaafaetur RS prices and always war
rnnted. Dealer, and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru-
ment. repaired. Owing to the low stage Of water in
the Ohio Rivor We are At unable at present 70 get
any portion of our large stock Of Pianos here except
few shipments BY railroad, which are expected
soon.
kcokuk. June -. d3m.
JUST REsEtvED-A let Of Peters Eclectic ri.
- anoforte School; new work arranged from the
best Eurnpean composers with selections from Amer
lean authors. Aiso, Bsrtim's, Hunters and Rich
ardson Instructions for Piano. together with al the
popular works for Melodeon. Guitar. Violin. Flute
kc., by PATRICK ACROUSE,
81 st., bet. Main 4 johnson, UP stairs.
Keokuk, July 3-dm
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