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Bulwer treaty; tn be unfettered In our relations
in Central America by any treaty stipulations
our own interests, at all times. at a moments no
tice. IL is beneath the United States to be en-
gagged IN this paltry game of double-shufhe with
Lord Palmerston. Let him 60 his way and let us
take ours. American dplomatists are not Poiin-
cal and professional jugglers, to take dehgh' In
successful tTickery.n
P. S. We may add that is is certain that Lord
Napier has proposed to this Government re-
newal of the negotiation Our belief Is, that
his proposition met with no encouragement
whatever
Observation-Disclosures here seem very conf
dent that in changing the foreign appointees,
President Buchanan will accord to their State
| at least two important missions. In view Of
the fact that there are but two or three Indian
ians who have been appointed to Office out of
that State in the last year, we see no reason to
doubt that they have good grounds for the an
ticipation mentioned above.
By the by, more than one gentleman inter-
ested in the foreign appointments soon expected
to be made, are busy with pencil and paper,
| figuring up questions connected with 20 the dvi-
sion of the spoils.'' Thus, we heard one of
them not long since declare that Maine, in the
way of Federal appointments without count
ing clerkships) out of the States limits, enjoys
over $40 900 per annum, or little more than a
dollar per vote for every vote she polled last
November for the Democratic national ticket,
which, it will be remembered, were but &c, 0SO
in number. And also, that Massachusetts, en-
joys, after the same fashion, S62 900, while her
vote for Buchanan was but 80, 400. But such
calculations, however interesting to applicants
for foreign appointments, possess very little in
terest for the public at large, who, we believe,
agree with US in holding that the great point
for which an Administration should strive in
making all appointments, is to obtain the right
man for the right place.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
and will be continued daily when the line is ir
working order. The time Of observation i;
| ahout O'Clock a. m.
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FROM TURKS IsLAND.-Turks Island dates to
the 18th April have been received. The weather
had been fine and there would soon be general
taking of salt. The quantity on hand is 1870 900
bushels, and the price asked is 9alOc. The rain
had caused much damage to the salt pond at Ina
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NOMINATION TO CoNGREss.-The democrats of
the third congressional district of Missouri have
nominated John b. Clark to I'LL the vacancy &C.
casioned by the election Of James =. Green to the
Senate
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y r RCONAI-

II The Cumberland (Mld.) municipal cleo.
ton takes place to-day.
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LOST AND FOUND.


Il OST1l estcrday evening, Pennsy lvania ave
nue.; pet een the Capitol and President House,
sealed LITTER, bearing the address of "MT
Ioh9 Gerrlet, care Of Mr.. John Hitz. Washington
~. vi; ana post marked Switzerland" The hnds
q rem: avenue, corner of l51a street. 1T
g REWARD.-Strayed away on THURSDAY The
,Spc ith instant, two cows; one was 49,
large Drlndle Cow, having a little whitishf,txH
streak on her back, with short horns turn 49,
ing a little inward. The other was small Xs-&A-
req and white Cow. red sides with small horns tops
.nrnihg upward, top of left cut Oft and q hole
through the centre of the right one. The above re-
WARD VIII he given for the Cows or 10 any one giving
ihioIinailon SO can get them. JOHN kEIDE.
nIoy Il-ot No. l43 l4th st bet. = and T.
o tSn H OK STOLENTErom the possession of
ton House IN the city of Washineton on or ai.ont
ne i .a no DAY OF February, 1857. LAND WARRANT
was issued to Ezra Reed, under the act of March.
s,}; persons are hereby cautioned against
st'tnted sig t " atrant as proceedings have been
ap S1-ow EZRA REED.
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CELEBRATION

~
FIRST SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA.
The jamestown Society of Washington, IN con-
junction with Citizens and Military IT,
the nth seml-centennlal anniversary
of the first settlement of Virginia, at JAMESTOWN
on the 18th day of May, 1857.
The Anniversary Address will he pronounced hy
EX-Presldent TYLER, and an Ode snlted Ia the oc-
cason viii he delivered by JAMES BARRON HoPE,
Esq.
The Society have chartered the steamer PowHA-
TAN. which will leave Washington at six o o'clock on
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, Alexan-
drla al half past SIX, arriving at Old Point Comfort
early the next day, where opportunity will be af
forded the company to visit the objects of
interest there thence proceed to Norfolk, where
the residue OF the day l he spent, leaving time
to reach jamestown early on "Wednesday morning,
where suitable ceremonies will be observed and re-
turn to Washington on Thursday afternoon.
Arrangements are IN progress which, II Is antci-
pated. Will secure the attendance of a very large
concourse OF the people of Virginia upon this
estlng occasion.
A Band of Music has been engaged for the Excur-
sion.
Tickets, including meals, for Gentlemen, SO; for
Ladies 90; for Children or Servants S.
Committee Of ArraHremeHfs
T. X; Fendall, President Gen. A. Henderson, Vice
yno. u. Towers, Treas. President
c. w. c. Dunnington, Beverly Tucker. Cor. Sec.
,,,-,,. Cor. Secretary, James NJ. McRea,
w imam Towers, A. III. Cooke,
mos. Lumpkin, Thos. j. Massie,
Thos. ]. Gait.
Tickets can be procured Of either of the Commit
~, Hinton d Teal. and Jos Shiflington WnshinC-
Ton and nj the Offices of the Alexandra Gazette,
anu NlIgInIa sentinel, Alexandra.
may 2-STuWS&M
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HA MOI gsE f9GRb
s 81 iSs$ s sS f Ss 5 @ az = PHI
faPE EE
Str
lettings
submitted tn. Purchasers ,,
y ( R. 81"
Fourth bowel
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEL. CARuSI RETURNS HIS ACKNowI,-
IVh edgments TO his many friends who con "a
ulouteu 10y their presence, TO the brilliant dis -
pay ON the occasion Of has May Festival, and "a
FRIDAY. May 18th. '"4 oh
The children will please come 10 his Snlno, 81
evening and every other evening until the nigh; ~
the hall. 1a mn OF
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At the Smithsonian Institution, the barometer
at p III. May 10Th, was 90 Oh, and falling; Their
mometer 6O'. From about O'Clock p. m. TO 5x
northwest wind of considerable violence At s
P. IN. barometer % 40; thermometer still above
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FRANCIS MILLER, Family Grocer,
wv al + street cor of 1911

A CARD.-The attention of the public and persons
n wishing 10 make good investment in property
is respectfully invited to the sale of beautiful Build
ing Lots, which will take place Monday. the IIth
instant, between the hours of 4 and O'Clock D. M
This property fronts on New Jersey avenue. at the
some Building Lots, being part of square No. $50
Inc above mentioned property is considered very
oughfare, in the most rapidly improving part of the
city, and Its immediate proximity to the Capitol
railroad depot, and business part of the city, Sale
peremptory.
For further particulars see advertisement
NAV 9-2t A.GREEN Auc.ioreer
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y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have received A.
IA other lot of these superior REFRIGE- I'll
RATORS which we have been selling for
the last five years; and the high reputation
they have, wherever used, warrants us i'm
recommending them as the hest and most 80
economical article of the kind now IN use-the sxe
and hnlsh Is also very handsome. For SALE cheap.
street. " NV ~"
may 1I-eo6w McGREGOR co
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BOARDING.

MiLLlNERY- MILLINERY.-Jnst opened, an
onr stn esant assortment of MILLINERY, mN
u.. GEO. H. CASSIDY Cox
"1ssW Sls Ps. ave., bet, 10Th and nth sheets.
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INpLA RUBBER. AND BUFFALO COMks
mays-N - LAMMoNL,s.
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MERCER POTATOES. - Just received 100
~ bushels prime white Mercer Potatoes, select
ed expressly for family trade.
Also, a lot OF sugar-cured Maryland Hams, (small
Sugar cured Breakfast Middling, Smoked Beef,
Shoulders, &c.
My customers and others would do we'll to call
early and examine the Potatoes, | wish 10 close
other lot. ~
FRANCIS MILLER. Family Grocer.
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0%NOTICE.-PERSO HAVING IN Their
~ possession Books belonging to the Library of
the Department of State, will confer a favor by re-
turning them forthwith to the Librarian.
7-lw
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MEETING.-Rev. wy.
.kS TAYLOR, of California, will preach in the
Wesley Chapel. corner of and 5th streets, every
Evening during the present week. Service to COM
nence at Ia O'Clock. There will also be service in
the basement of the church every Morning at IL
o'clock. The members of other charges and all per-
sons interested In the salvation of Sinners are earn
eStly invited To attend Is
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III HAMMACk
LAS Just received a fine lot of Live LOBSTERS
direct from the New York market, and will have the
same served up daily; also. fine COVE OYSTERS,
HARD CRABS. and all the delicacies of the sea son
His Bar Is supplied with the most choice brands of
LIQ CORS and CIGARS.
Gentlemen will find his servants polite avid atten-
tive, and always lind him at his post ready for duty
LIBERTY HALL, three doors west of Wizards
Hotel. NAV e-Sfs
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WIN. BROWN,
A IL CHITECT.

1UrT cnII at hN rooms, over Doubleday WIZ
u con q Store, Second street any time, except Sun
days. from day 10 o'cleck at light, ~ he
10 obiged to be constantly on hand on account OF
press Of busness, aud hiA drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, Which are
free 10 the ns pecion Of ALL and Judge whether he
10 competent to seyyethe public in his Profession
lie might here recite What grea, thnEs he hst done
Do, but that would BE- superfnous in his uti-
itaria omhunitt therefore he is willing to show
the public what he can himself do In practical
flh4 i W BROWN
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Apriug ana summer OF 1887.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. NJ. HUTCHINSON. JAMES DEWEY
MlTCuIN>oN * DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS
Neal Estnse fer sale ut q nuras.u
by
JOHN STANNUE,

Uhee in the City hecorusts 0ilce, keokuk.
| oIs Aad in block o6, between 3th aud 9th
IL streets, on Exchange.
Also, % feel ironung On 5th street, by 1876 feet
deep 10 alley, between Bank aud Timea-wia sson
be good for business locations.
Also, 50 feet on on street, by 100 feet Deep be-
tween TitneA and Dem6ine.
i1.- and 10 IN block 1913, on Concert street, be
twoe. u aud lssh. beautifully situated for
dwellings
Also, acres Of land in the Graham tract, u
mites from tie old limits; n spie ldid locatios
f3t gaaien and priv. usclling, VI lay out in
IoIa. wn.ch Goa d be sold Immediately. Terms easy
Also, 10 acres Ii miles frun Old city limits
g9oi i9f gsriening purposes private reside nces
Also, ~ acrss IN uardeadalc, q miles from old
city Anits on The railroad Elm wood. Could
be lad out In ioss and sold soon.
Lot 10 Ia block lie, on Morgan 81, bet, sth and
stn, With two story biiek house, good rooms, eel
lar and porch, wtih never falling well Of good
water.
a.ss, a three story brick building on 5tn street
20 oy ~ feet deep, IN new block, aud now rented
&l,pVe psf alnuln Tor one year. only occupied for
furniture wa5erDoGs by Duneon Go.
Also, sotest on 9th by 20 feet deep, bet. Main
aad Johns1n. Win make good business iots-
Terms IsAsola able.
Tao abase property il bsttrr located than an,
aaes - tof sale IN this city. Far partieu
apply to JOHN sTANNJs,
In Rscsrder's Office, cor. sth d JoLuson-.,s
aurg-d
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FRED EHlCk II. moon T.,
OF BOSTON,
"A nc HIT CT

7 ATE partner of VIM. Washburn, Architect Of
IL American, Revere, winthrop and Parker
Houses, and FREMONT Temple, lsostut; Woods Ho-
lei, Portland; Bay State House. Worcester. and
many other FIRST clsss public aud private buildings
throughout ,he country, having h,saydir keokak,
would inform the public that hc il prrIar 70 fur.
nish Designs. Plans, Detail Drawh9s Spec hea.
tions and superintendcnct for Chnrches. school
Houses, Hotels, stores Dwellings and public and
private buildings If all kinds, with prompjnss and
accuracy.
All the modern Improvements, such as Warming,
Lighting, Ventilation &c, Us' Sdoptscin the East
ern cities, will be especially provided for a. re-
CURED,
Ew-otfcc in samplesnew building on Second
street. between Malnaud Johnson.
Jan. "a. '51-dly +. II. MOORE.
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~. DE 0La.

~. DE aW0kks
Broker And Neat EstAse Agent,
No. ~ Main kOkCK.
Li6TOf Pk0FkhIi tOk hALE.
TTsW1NTY-rW q 2est on Exchange. between First
i st. and the lave.
70 f.st on.Ath e., W. yohn.on md Rxshanxs.
70 fSst SSfnes sth and RxchAnge.
Lot on Bank It., bet. nth and 18th.
80 by To- sssAsr 1eAAsos s6a stt. blosk 1s7.
10 isss ~ AssssagssA e4diiion. III.
q 49, bsss ~ In 1T. Auburn q low price,
LssAs Assly Isssesd - nsnsy sad Decatur ts.'s
3 lots eesser 81 JSAnssn sad i1h.ass4
lots corner u JoAns0n and 10th with aeskls
brick house catching - vceAS
Lett, BlSek 4, KtlHpaxpsl Additiop.
q fssteA y e., BIT. JeApsoa end lxehangs.
YNy desirable lots forIsAidsnsssin NAs.It Up
per ASdltiss, only hall block from GrsLd Avs
ouAss4a s0
Iss fsst sasass II Reeves . Perry 4 Adaitioa.
Lets in Elmwood end Nj. Auburn.
Lot on Carroil-st., bel. 18th and 18th.
Lots In the nav bsLssh, k1slnanL
pert II ~ Eiintson farm. miIs f{sm the
k,ae. nAsy ssAssvAisAbis bsslDsss lets.
n.tgses sssssisiss AsxsllAsd. II
fGHAk Assasss. psss Wsl,sr u A.sriss, sss4
- ksasS Fasisy's Popular HioxysrAy i. In sels 4
spsa OoDkA, bb0NhkLL GO.
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(hLI. Y WAKEFIELD take grKht Ileasul.Ain an
- n9ahcihg % Vie Ladies ard 1ent1men oi Aso-
az t4At MY 4aTrno oppnsa, or sd stIert. bet,
haln AL 3eAas9t, ~ tie room toem.riy .cenpiv ed
~ =, - hrapiNA4 ana are H. eohstsnt receipt Of
Shoes cpmfrhing ali the isr.t sfylr, from ali IN.
be- msksfs IN Bs.ton, Pailaaelphis audAew ork
~RfeA thfs viii take great pieasars 10 ss1.Litipv
"a All Who may favor than With call. ls.linv
,fasRi hal ths5 caa satisit tbs taft u b. inast
- Iil@"s ~ lie npst feasansAie terms, they re.
''ee' q sal share Of tbs geasfai pasfeuags
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~ ~ 49, kfFsn sp It's ulanafaetars OF saddles
shd HA1tsAf. Ne ofef tbs slosk ON hand At
kfss'iy fedasfa riless. ftuss IL aesa VI ,aol AZ
-. w - = ~ 'Rsi' a9seetsgs to asali
bless eslssse Etl AID f{L 81 bls4s "a
Asgs3f EEhaAEb, SaEUAIS AGO
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6eokuk Stock Market.
"a Kendall. HOWH&CO.


uAVIN0 uials Enss SssapN wa n .. lYshaa
for the stsssisg u A.ssss, Cattle, A., asa
surU6 - ansrsaxss 49, stAss hsiky AYNslp -
aAchsndiss. give nettss to the satistEs 81 kseksk
ane surrounding eetntfy, that the hAvs sppa&sssa
81 vs,sI sshey Yin s.ii asts.s. nsiss. 0sss,
Csts, Ce1sas NAge.s. CAssiaess. \ AsEass, - -,
70 sisssils, a.d other property that MS, b
bssSoAt Ter AAls. AZ sg.s.s,..E5ts - sA4t,,,l 1.
Or Aetss Yard = sdioipinx Mr.. ersbs.I
vlsss DC aIsss am VII - Dsds. =
Pssssss hssisg property 70 by, psll OF No
shsags, tAis mai aAbfa thsn he bsst vp, srsskir
y, - t!sas sslss sill Sssv together large s.sas.
- ~ hisas g l,spstty = .....
~ y, 4 Is. i \ .osss, sI prev. .'' M ~
Fsrlasr0stton = regard 70 he absvs, ou %
srsa41rssas IN 4. k8NDALA, NON acc. Hj4ts =
-. ArsssAA sed cesss''ss A.Is S'9s. d.
soI Pint Sal. s,n ). on ssisrss, Hs,,-
iaSi 1sssh 9. 1851 - - o'siotk, go s.s.ssss
svtv esserasy s>ssasA the epsine nd ksn1asr. -
4. - 81 - ..n1 k..M = ".
lac - OWN = msLLsAnD, II So
- tals hsssse .s......-... AkICA0Cp
Nhnlssnbs Dsals0 - Aanslas.sSsSs d
BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
20 uphoistsrers and Furniture Dealers. We
! lave y stuck ,ear Svs nep " - sssd " ft
lSss,sssss as1 1sd6iSs q Ell lisIs.
Hsrl.A Aorss Hail fsssSsIs, -. Esesii.ot,
s s...; cs;ss ; as s''s $500 e.
DDsoes. aAn ycAss,
s aAe ase STEAMBOATS,,
far-s " ss aAno s,4.S-s
Il Il PUBLIC INs1ITU7loHs, hst4
- gssstsAs1 " EAsfstn rstes,
AID At sNOkT DITCH.
"a i u /. u + 45 4
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On 1dst neas Fisklsn Lucas Eankisg Assss.
y, LIVINGSTON kTklKER, of St. Isyl. Mis- !.
WILLIAM L. WOOD, late u New rOfk.@
4 LII descriptions Of Real Esiste fought era sold
"A 10 this city Aed thzoSghcHt the sssts Of lows
and tbs North vest
Money invested, and TAx y paid for ntp- rssiserts
Careful attention given to ctn,tysLciLk and e.
aiming Of Titles.
All NotArial business prom pity irsnasstsd.
hEvxR ~ RkAHlESICA ~
Msssrs. Ford, Gorham 4 Ford, bankers, Ksokuk !;
i" Chaplin Lee, :.
Charles Parsons, ESQ. BaDter,
n n1n. ' s hosaA' 1s' ss.ohare eoos'yA N; H.
Hon. Chss Goodyear, Sshoharie County Bank;
0sv. Willis A. 0ornsD, st. Paul, Ainnesotsj
1x-Gov. Aiex. Ranssy, !"
Asssrs. AcKabia 4 E0gerton, Bsnksra, r.. Psul;
jos. G. Y. Paige. Esq, City Hslk, Albany, n. r.;
Asssrs. A. n. Mcclure 4 Co, !" i"
Hon. Dan'i .. Dieksssss, Btnshamton, /"
HsS. 9. z. 2. La. /"
Vim. X. Osborne, Bank Of /" /"
Hou. Zadsck Pratt. Prsttsyills, !"
Hon. schuyler ColA4, South Bend, Ind.
Hon. Rob't hnith, Alton, Ills.
Cherry Valley Bank, Otsege county, n. +: q
nehtfa
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BURLINGTON


For unlimited course in Double Entry Boo
Keeping Comusrcial Calculations, Penman.hip
&c, So 90.
rms rEsi1s or TINS INSTITUTION "
TO AFFORD young men iheoFpnrtuntty II qtaiify itg
themseiNes Tor the duties If tie CountiI-I House,
in thorou gin and expeditions mariner.
THR COLLEGIATE CotRsH
will be the same as 'ollo~ed by the Mc,eauiSle
College 4 fcnnsylsHnia, which Lss been recon-
ueuaed 10y tho highest commercial authority in
: ne country, a. tn most conn i, hensNs aud prnc
tea ever lDtrouur,d
PgsSkANsHTP.
As good handwritipgis Jastly regarded a. an
indispensable requisite 10 good bushes, sdurs
zion, unremitting attention via be gives in this
department.
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
win be delivered by MIR. c Bsn Darxin, ono al fhe
ablest meu oers Of the Burlipgmn Err.
An ELEGANT DiPLoAA,
Under the seal Of the State Collett Of PennsylvA.
MIA, signed BY the Faculty, i. granted to th.se
Who pass asatisfsctory examinStien. This instru>
nent will be found parsP ri 70 the confidence Of
business houses In every part Of the Union,
DWGer full particu lars, and for = cttcusr by
mail. tOst3 d4w'
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Mississippi Valley .NnxseYy
kEOKUK, IWW4, N.
FRUIT TREES,

Hlh u 4 ESs
SUCh as Apple, Peach,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, ac.; and tie small
fruits, kaspberries, Cur
rants. Strawberries Goose
berries &c.
Also, a large quantity II
CatA~ ba and ! ss bella
Grape Roots.
A large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, parttcu
lArly Pear apd Cherry,
~h.eh are very desirable
Tor city planting
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supply OF Fancy shrnbbery, Evergresns,
Roses, ac, on hand
harry Tomat., Cabbage ard Sweet Potato Plnnts
All for sale at customary prices.
orders received on tbs grounds. 1 Of smile wcst
oi Hht cd Ni'y limits, On the Bluff Ferry
pss MONIES, or by mail, addressed to
mchT-daw GEO o. HILTON
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l complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW I'm USE !
The Patterns are entirely new, having been m ais
by us this year They fast sapplaa,t,sg III 9th
or Cooking stoves in the market, The demand for
them is already 80 great that we are preparing 20
manufacture fifty of them per day. Those wanting
that almost indis pc nsibie article, goQd Cooking
Stove, should remember that Improvement and
progress the order Of the day kud that IN no ar
ticie Of domestic use, has thereEbeen greater i'm
provement, within the lasttcn years, than the one
now under consideration. Therefore, you will
greatly promoie your interests by selecting the
"NEN ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference taking with one of anaktiquated
pattern. =.
- For sale wholesale and retail, ~ our stoye.
Nc. VI Main. st., kEokuk, IOWA, where cat al
ways be found the most pete and aritd assort-
ment Of Cooking, Heating, and pslor Stoves, ever
offered in the West. -
EN-Also, Timers Stock Of ali kinds ~
VS.. MoogE, BRIDGE 4 BRO. ),
Agent .ljsnl-dyJ
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Mason's

PERMANENTLY located in Sampsss Block, ID
street, between Main and JohHson! open day
and evening. Young can be fitted 70 Keep
books in any department of trade, in fsou Z to; 8
weeks. Al the solicitation of my friends I have
added Classical Depar tm,ut. which Ia under the
charge Of my brother, Mr.. John Jay MAidn.
would referstrnngtrs TO those who have been
instructed during IL, past winter,
mch2s-daw 4. W. MASON
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DuUk EIE FOUNDRY.
Corner 81 9Th aMd Joknsos sts.... .....-..kE0KUK.
50 81. ~ VAIL - Co..
HAVING e6sstsd esd put In epefatisn ~ g.
! j tAblShnsst nader the sbovs name, are pre-
pared To fuYnlsh to osdrs, ~ short Dotiee.
ENGINES AND MlLL-WORKSi
Aad are odastAstiy notwithstanding superior Pssts.
BILE Circular saw Mills. Also, Mulsy snd SAsL
SAw Trans, On the ssass I'm proved ps Ans
BOILERS, OfitMNEY6 d BREKCHlN00
fsrn,shed toprjsr. We pay particular attention
10 The AaNaa up II aAArAinsry for
FLODRlkN MILLS AND DIBTfLLERlES,
And Tkrsans waaIing that hind Of work are ,ayitsd
" s1satns cor stock gssssg patterns before sss
Gao16s tAstv wosh. 0stalsgwss sf tsstsrss seat
1sst~rest, sAes vsessstsA.
ksokst, Dss. p, ~ AA~tf. s
~ wsst ssrasy VI IhlItssath sGd tTaakliI sts.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. xGs NOKIH sECOND.sTlsEET
81. Louis. nIo.
THE above celebrated hrands OF Iron are man T.
! featured by Lyon. Shorh & Co. alone III Penn
sylvanla, who, under one mshageihent, sufptryire
eSyts process Il eonsersi from tn, .'ore to the
heishsd bar, aud with the use Of .charcssi as- =
inei. Under the same style they cenduct All gen
~ tt"nse - = LOUIS. ws.ere hSr. cc;.s.a.:.y d.
hahd very large assortment If the abose brsnds
every bar and bundle Of which isJstinctly marked
WITH The name Sligo" or .Tyronc,' to declare
~ 1uai'ty. he excellence and uniform character
ehinisis and iron workerr ncraily, who require
An hoass reliable article win esrtsifiy find il IN
al ysntagc ~ make trial IL them.
The ~. Louis House is now sup pl I'd, With fresh
assortment, made with spscal care, which they sf-
fer TO dealers with every Confidence, in ito ehsfkc
ter. LYON, SlEJkD co.
Sligo aud Tyr Ole Iron Store, .
No 26s Nor.n oscoai-St., st. Lgsls, Mo
hkV u. HALL, Agent. Taps pdA w6m1
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New SIyle ~ Hoes I.Asas~.ruHsrla.
EE4 1ivo oeUbss 8#Nks
lust received from New York They are sups-
rivr n any thing ever before brought to this
fasl Glib, Tor beauty, style, comfort Of Al. nj
perfection in every particular that will add y
the durability Of boots made on the ~. They
were madA under the special care and direction u
ono Ok The Oldest and most esessfnl boot mAksra
IN NV York city.
WhG you are 1t leisure call in st s. A.
DUKES Shoe R5op, No. 30, and see thsm.
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oD0Enx, AssEmnnY .nooms.

kshC0UHAGEDb by the liberal patronage received
- during the past winter, / wilt couinoc 10 eisa
lnstructtnps In dancing daring the ensuing reason
have removed 70 Mekennyts Hall, on Piftb-s /.
bstsssn Main and Johnson. kutfAnse ou fifth
sttest.
aTdsy afternoon. JAS. EoD1Eha.
apyHsd