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quest Representative fron ersry Class Of U,issne
had been hofore the tie they unani-
mously recommended the Adoption OF . charter bg
inc Lgs'eture, While not had aAkod NJ Z Con-
venton to s me charter the charter Of thss uty sd
often boz amended By the LeeiAiure entirely
ohaSers bad often been epaoied by without dissent By
The people, This proposition new one u n voly.
ed no pew policy end tue opposition 70 Il W. pce bssed
upon The public ~ Rumsps Of the city.
M. KlvUS insisted that this question should bs len IA
the people OF New York To refuse to do % would Il
wrong. would be - Congress Should sssusns %
frame constitution for this STATE. such an sagumut,on
would be ipurned and DISCARDED by tae propie ~
not party question foe he Understood tina Tile verv
bill wss dbproved Of by four of committee a 0ve re-
pubcene Who bad been sent up here TO examine H. n
wAs bed bill, containing . bad principle.
NJ. J. j. OWN had introduced the bnl for couvsu.
ton 10 revise The charter Of the city OF NeS vosh bWt
he was persuaded that not 'he best mode OF reAch.
ing the desredtpd.
Mr.. Cox called tbe attention Of the House 70 the hsa
ulity expressed by the Times and Tribune this bll.
Those journals should have conaideratoa; and he
hoped The bill would be sent back TO toe nee Of
the Whole
Mr.. LEWIS moved the previous question
me motion TO subs ute The minority for The aajority
report WAS lost-s6 10 60
The question agreeing to the report OF tue sjority
OF The oommte YES adsptsc- 80 10 go
In the by. bilb for ihs relief Of We Rochester
and 81. Lawrence Cniversitr re passed
An attenp' TO rssusciste the Commercial Trust Com.
pany bill failed
NJ Jsmee Reilly had lave to record bis 90 against
tie Bill seitrR OF certain piers whsrvos lhe East
river for the exc usive use Of caaL bosa
M JOHN Rally INTRODUCED resolutions lvitinS Ed
ward Everett 10 tie floor OF the Assembly.
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and Mr.. II. Fuller, the evening editor. They
will probably take the nearest route to Niagara
Falls, ard settle their difficulties within hearing
of that magnificent waterf ~, 80 that the cries OF
the wounded, after the fret fire, may not disturb
the neighborhood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
Mails far the Pacsac i.

NEW YORK HERALD CALIFORNIA EDITION.
~ United States RAIL steamship George Law, Capt.
Hsyndep Will leave this port 10 morrow aerno ~,
s'clsck, 'or AspnwAn.
me mails Tor California and other parts Of the Pacino
nm olose at enc O'Clock.
ne New YORK wsnKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
Sustaining Tie h,es, intelligence from all paris Of the
vsrld win pc published st ten O'Clock In Me morning
nge copies, IN wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpsnoe
Agents viii please send In their orders early pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

telpsAa sppoinsnsnts scn unsssssd and here have
been fresh arrivals Of POLITICIANS hon hal city 70 day.
on business coppectei with Tho subject
TIE oorpsssse authorities Of washingtsB paid fOrasl
vst OF respect the President this aerpecn, and
Introduced TO him by the Mayor The President sAid
nat be bad resid in Washington many years; ives
pa tai 30 n; and had received anything but kind
ness from its citizens. II Provdesoe spared his He he
hepsd 10 continue 10 live with them terms Of harmony
and COED WILL On parting he remarked, 9entlemen,
would press you to remain II l had not pressing
friends awaiting my return up stairs"
The following appointment Of Postmssters have been
made William Rust Austin, Texas. Woe r. johnson,
removed ; W J Windham, Huntsville, Ala, Vice Ksva
nAugh, whose commission expired.
The following Poslmasers have been re- appoints led
]. B. Bigger, Richmond, Va r L Toulmia, Mobile and
W. D. hayysst, TuscA.oosa, Ala.
Orders have been Issued 10 the eImer Merrimao now
at MOI folk, to proceed 10 Boston.
No action will be taken 81 present the subject Of the
Gorernoisbip Of Utah.
W, y. Ooloock, whose commission Collector Of Gus.
toms at Charleston, =. expired yesterday, has bean
re-sppontei.
The oomniasions Of ofBceys reccntly appointed are
being issued from the several departments.
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new JeI sey Legislature, 30.

New jersey Legislature, 30.
TRENTON, March Is, 1887
Nothing done the Quarantine question In the Lc-
g'sature 10 day.
Nearly all the bank bills have been poe posed Nh next
session.
The bill 70 erect . coan,y out Of Esex Daned both
houses. ID 10 be called Union
The trial Of the mutineers Of the shp New YORK pro.
ceeding The captain Of The ssnd near.
~ al! day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOkRD.
PBnADKiPHIA, harcn IL, 1857,
PENNEY wanna SIS. %; Radipg Railroad, SEX; Loae
Island Railroad, 13h; Morris Canal lea. Penney valia
Railroad. ASK.
NEW OuxASs, March II, 1857.
Cotton nIm sales 10 day eco bales u the Close hold
ers d. Dsrdsd IN advance. Sugar arm. Mess
char sed sci ise Tor $50 Flour quiet YslIoG corn
declined &c sno selling for $50. Ness pork sdvsaced
2bc. Frsishs h'avy. Sterling exchange hrmer q sk
per cent premium.
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The stouehton Poisoning Case

BosroS, March Is, 1857.
IN the stousbtos poisoning care the Coroner, jary To-
day rendered verdict Of Desh BY poison adnnisters
By Hosea BYsu" Briggs was placed In custody, and =
Miss Amanda Drake was discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.


Albany, March 10, 1857.
Mr. BROOKS presented the remembrance OF las comma
neants Of Trinity church against the repeal moddca
ton OF the laws resp citing that corporation
Mr.. sPnrcHR preserted the petition Of Henry fnusl
and others In favor OF the dedication repeal OF the
law Of 1915 in relation 70 Trinity church.
Mr.. BRooxs reported AvorAbly the bill 10 eonsor
date the cities Of New York and Brooklyn into NUM-
cipal government.
tsl scheos TO participate In the dhtrbuson Of school
moneys
Mr-Noxos reported hvcrably the bin to iacreasc the
peah.
Mr. Q. P. sxrK reports d complete the bill 70 incWpe
ratio The New York Warehousitg COMPANY.
The Supply bill vert through the Committee OF the
Whole Amer restoring the amen dment giviog extra
compensation 70 the officers Of the Senate, which Wa
ssleken out by the House,
The Senate went intn executive Q ss,n
Ire Senate Wa not IN aession .hh evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

clipsa &c. a lc. per pound, the range being SIC.
lac, while few fne quality brought lslc Cows
AMI calves were dull, at tribe decline IN prices
Veal calves were active, al &c. 7ac. per pound, &C.
eording to quality. The supply Of sheep aud lambs
was adequate to the demand, but the quality we
rather inferior The ruling rates were IS so = %.
Swine were scarce, and went of briskyxt 7ae. &c.
per pound,
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about ., oea
bales about two thirds Of which Ssh In transt,.
The market ccsea firm u about the quotations given In
another column Flour WAS without ohsDge Of moment IN
prices, whle tie sales 70 mir extent inoic0tns
some lots for export the South Of Errope to the wes
Indies and South America. Wheat w. que~ sac Of
Southern whiio WAS made at 81 &C. Corn was easier,
bnt s1kve, with eaes Of western mixed u TO-
72kc; oldSortheru yellow II 7eo., land wbo do. d
100 Pork dun and easier, with saes Of new nes'
~ sss eta s TIE sales Of sugss, embraced about soc
hhds at prices given in another column. ocHee va
steady s,i quiet. Fl Fights nrmer for grain 10 L.
verpos with engagements Of corn In bulk Of 3D., and
higher retce demanded ut the close; l,2oo bbls
-four were taken At IL 3D. bacon Al l6s, and oonpress
ed cotton a. "a.
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Co.rs Calepdsr-JThss D.v.

suyrmr Cousr-O10uft --Par 1.-Ncs, eea COL. s,o.
50 X, ssf, ss Io1 1 SIS, sac ST. res a2o ses ass
ISIS, IT'S, Ifse, ess, i6es. sSp In, Iis1.
srrssroS Counr-Nos. $50. zoe, - Goa nlA so, a,a
si. ssi' ia Iss. issi. 1854 t. a. s.a ,o is
hs, sls, 90, lslA eco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Az AFFAIR OF HoNoR-It is rumored In lite
lazy circles thai on affair of honor win shortly
iale place htseep NJ. J. G. Adams As Waasw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
NOn.Arrfval Of tue Alps.

BOsroS, March Isle P. Y.
The steamship Alps, In her fifteenth day out haC
rot, up to The present moment been sisnsed from the
lower marine telegraph station and - 10 DO, sbs tide
there is probability Of her arrival 70 night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
Fatal railroad Accident.

LOUISVILLE, NArch is, 1887.
Az the train which left New Albany for Salem Indiana,
stl O'Clock yesterday crossrg Muddy Fork bridge,
two pasaepger pseoipsed into Tho resk nf.
teen feet below. Garrison Smith, the brskemas, was
killed. Mrs Shield, Of MHose had her leg s-oks., and
Jacob Flsxop pedar, sustained some vouads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
Fire at Hartford, Conn.

BARuoRD. March Is, 1857.
The large building, two hundred feet long I've ste-
ries high, belonging 10 the Nov Britain knitting Oompa-
~, with sD lie machinery, burned ths mornng; oa
sIeo ooo injured for $50 COO In the Hartford Previdsuos
and SpYir field ofnces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Movements of Ex. President Pierce.
BALTIMORE, March Is, 1857.
Ex President Pierce arrived here TO dsy, bosaese
VISIT He returns to washnton TO morrow
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Naval Intelligence.

BOTTOM, Karen IL, lSeT.
Orders were received 81 the ossrlesto N Navy Yard
yesterday to prepare the razss Conberant kv "a
ir nediatey.
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Murder at sfOy and Escape Of the Murderer.
Troy, March IL, 1851.
An array occurred at the Eddy Foundry, in this city,
this morning. between John Allen and Hosh uoansy.
The former struck the latter with hammer niorns hm
20 that he died at O'Clock this afternoon. Allen has
escaped.
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The southern Mail.

FAIiInoHn. March Is, 1857.
The New orlsars papers Of THURSDAY have been 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

The Steamship Philadcs phia as New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, harsh IL, 1857.
The steamship Philadelphia, from New YORK via
Havana, has arrived below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

TuF PRESIDENT TEAnLv BUN DOWN BIZ OFFICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPOINTED, ETC.
WAsHperos, March 10, 1851.
me pressurs On NE Pr@ifsni nom New York, Phila
se bic and Boston he's bsss % severe nearly pros
.rp.e hIp - be - admitted W hn Sssds ne rbils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

TEE BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENT
MARCY STILL MIusIrG ARoUSD-fHK VALUE OF
eEsnRAL fIERcEs RBcoMnxNDArI
wlsHrseros, March 10, 1851
The Cabinet 70 Gay made the following appoutmep.
for Baton
Fw Collector Arthur w. Austin, vice Pessiee.
Distict Anony-Charles L Wood bury, viss aalles,
k~Aa-wassou FREEMAN, re appointed. There va
no opposition 70 Mr.. y.
IL isvht ushi that Naval ofnc~ Charles Greene cr
he Boston Po ana Fletcher Webster survsyor OF the
port a Bos,op, win be espponted. rhe Other Bostoo
appointments will be disposed OF In . few days.
The Penasylvsnia appointments have oil been msde
ercept two They viii not be announced before Frss,
or saturday The Postmaster and Collector tho
10 stated wtstcot and Baker The 'gh, thsso
has been . desperate one.
The Cabinet Will not meet 70 morrow until two oslocE
Tho sscrsaic Ice win attend 10 basasss connected with
their Departments Most Of them have not boon In tb,s
respective departments four hours since they we're
sworn ir.
Marcy ,,Bl myers around the STATE Department AMI
keeps q steady watch Of the movements Of the admins
tratou through HE friend Cen rhoms.
Cen Pierce made two pcrsosal requests Of the Pres,
dent in rsfererc 10 persons whom he wished 10 have
retained one has already beer superseded, and The
osser viii undoubtedly be.
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The Naval oeurt Of Inquiry ID ssill engaged In The ca
amir alton Of Witnesses In the Of eu,enaas Meade
Ltutnsrt Barnett on the part Of the government, \
being o1amined 10 day.
Lhrtsnart James N. Frsiey has been ordered 70 du'
81 tie Naval Rendezvous In Philadelphia hi
,srvc be espeDsed with By the Naval Court OF 10
quhy, before which he witness In the cate Of Leu,
Meade.
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y. IsnADEN = Co.,.
WHOLESALE NKuG(ylSTi

No. ss Main strect KEOKUK, low
i LAYING removed Gus door xsst. to yoons fprm-
l erly occupied w lscid. Shields i CO. would
inform their fierds md customers that hasina
re fitted nrgef roons snd made large adlitiohs L
their stock OF Drugs and Mcdncinss NC are pre-
pared % accoiaanodate them BY iing orders on III.
lowest terms. n f
Below We give list Of some Of The lssaiAs ~
tie.es lUsr REchIssp: :
20 kegs EcA1b Soda,
10 DO Saltsstus, En-
10 Ibis. Cream Tartar.
2ae fbs Tartaric Acid,
2ao ~ Quipine, y
so q Morphine.
30 lbs Opium,
carboys swee, Spirits Nitro,
do Aqua Ammonia,
do sulphuIic Acid, &C., DC.
aug2id
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SANDERS X DUNBAR,


SANDERS X DUNBAR,
FURNITURE WAN u. u cons.
Main Street, bot. 6th 4 9th kE0kCk, IOWA.
rINuE usdcrsignsd nave now in npzysxx n
= their Ware oct.s, and aesign
keeping constantly on hama veil
selscted Of alikinds Of fuYnitute, sis
brseisg Marble top Dressing, and piai BasssaS;
hne and plain sofas krc aud PLAIN Center and
Card Tables Cane seat and w indsoi chsiTs, Rock
Ing Chairs ottver. description frpr srlsin wooden
ssat, to the Anest hair ro hstnftd Ieat plain ard
fancy turne dCotta II hel atss tstyIs
kopaess, &c.
Looking lasses Of al ises; Clocks .Csrpstiass
AooY and door MEETINGS, Aoor and bic oil sletSs
mAttrasses, feather duste-s, cassiagc trio0inRp
window shadsas INNINGS and every other Il;
ticls usually keptin our line Of hnsinsss. s
Part ofour stock was made snde our oun ouner
visisn, and the rel bought from manufscteriss Of
hioh standing, 30 that we ean warrant every sSti
slS for duRshi nty and Auish Of wofk mansafp.
Our ltset 10 TO sssahlisk 1 perm nent businss
here, And not On the Peter Funk prineiple,
and ~ IN inducsmsst to persons to puscAass d
~, We are resolved tossll IT thelsvsst q Lost
prtces.
Call and examine eur stock before pureh aaln,
elsewhere. We will aiwaystsks plsAsprsin shcU
| ine furniture to Ladies' and Gentismsn wko "A,
favor ms with call whether they feel inelinsd Z
by or not.
| Feb. ~. 1s5T.--dkwtf ~
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ExTRAORDINAAY I'M GcEnkKTa
TO TRADE

- 49, 80 Aa&8eo C0ssr
A. now rscsiylnk ny spring and eumnssstosk
= Of Dry 0cods. Hat and Bonnsts, Boots aad
Shoes, orssAey WaSe, te:, direct from the EsstSrn
siNQ, which p1isss N sHts nSfve variety il al
thesA dspastNAaAs. ~ seeck viii compare favss-
aAay With any u The sityia point u variety aaa
ssAnty, and it's we'll kpovn fact thatthe prices
are al vtgA.
Of Dr..s Goods, A.v. sinks, Tinu... B.r.s..,
LAwns, Barge DsIainss, ~ Aliiti, PopIins vafsss
eiaa Pisids, Dthsiss, Asgan tines, Lavn Robes.
10, Il .E., Z sss,35,s.sfss. sa89e3 s453ss s3ss9
OF Staple Goods, HEAVY bsoss a snsstie, hlsasAsa
Do, Osns6urgs, dIfifs, tickiLgs, triDts, So.
ALSO, LiSea Deeds of oil Ends--white ana
brow Ter pants white 80 brown takle dtspsr,
ssssh and diaper towsliae Irish iinrn, u t~s 81
ALSO, Summer sha~i black silk vesettss, er,-
HelAariss. lacss, pocket Asndk esehiefs, hosisfy,
Ffnnings, Cent? shirts, crAvats ,coliAss asd sss-
1sndsu.
Also, On assortment sf GsmnsY ciotbins, and
oseessAry srticles TOO Numerous 10 mspiion.
AND = seHHsetSon wiik the above, keep N 81
soTtmeat Of osssasvsss and 0rseeftes, the is&tef
Of which stlll esAtiAns to sell Ut whsissal
priees. frsah ict II choice Teas direct iron ths
Canton Tea Co., New York, which ars wafraLied to
givs entire sstisfastion or the money will Le re-
think can nov oasr dues men u ne, 10 bsex.
sslled ~ any houas il this city.
II there 10 any article ycn saGnot End any here
else, just call ~ the Ninbls si1psncs- ANY where
along MAin-stFect.
P. s.--Thsss ere rot cid goods--hsve NOT Teen o.
Aoaa siscs sAe vssr
Nos. 81, IA ~ And iss Mais.st.
s. b. KILLINGS.
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BRUCE a. son,
Land Agents ana Broksrs,

DEALERS
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
Wfid Losds, Improved Farms, To1n Property, re-,
fort DODGE, IOWA.
ME pay particular aHeniion to tho selection Of
wv Lands and their location, nth cash or Land
Warrants, In the Fl. Dodge, Sioux City and Osage
Land Dietricts, Iowa. We have agents at SIOUX
City and 0sage, who devote their whole time and
tenton to the Transaction Of our business. The r.
Dodge district will receive personal attent ion
We will collect notes. bills, drafts and acce
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly In
drafts on New York. Real Estate and Land War.
rants bought and sold commission. Titles ex-
Amined and taxes paid. We also pay PARTICULAR
ATTENTION to the loaning of Land arrants for non
residents, the loaning Of money at best western
rates, and TO Investments generally. We examine
carefully all lands We locate and will dive plat md
description. Our commifsisa for losnine or iocrilp
Land Warrants in the above named districts III be
Sio per 100, ~ per 100, ~ per so, and IS per 10
acres, which should accompany tbs warrants, and
Alsoshs Land0dice fees warrants, Of 81 for saoL
20 acres, in bills or drafts on New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME,
All business entruted to W viii rscsivs prompt
and ulattention. Corresponds ees ol icited.
apr2g dAwly
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. CONLES. JR..

(OFFICE MAINsT. OVER THOMPSON'S STOREY
roragw
Q desert ion
be a prepared oputn ma shte IA
r. ns Pa I'm nm on Can
he many In using Russell
atot Roof
/ may epoof
b tim b. any
q m Cons roofing, person walk
Of the
cheaper 1. dimost
M n tos
ri
Ho,w bune
eaand
xhng
.
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Peoples New
I'M S.rfH-ts ~ n ~ asauv ~

No. So Main street, between Second and Third
WITH large and splendid Sky-Lirht, the
w best in the city u Keokuk have q tied up
my rooms on the north side II Main st., for the
express purpose Of iakiHg piotAzss Vi al kipds in
the phc'ogi.lhc III, A.. IA o9, .ad can take pie
day. Ambrotypes set in Gold Locksts, Rtnkcr
Rings, Brace lets, &c. Niews Of Kesidenccs, Store
Fronts, Ete amh6ats 6nd Landscapes. sIs-a s IN
myl4d6m n. L. AITCNELL, Artist.
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0D EMEsM AnRIyALv

~ Al RS. TAAftDN takes pieasure in ~
~ 1yl announcin4 10 thc Ladies Of II
Keokuk that che has j6H returned from New York
and the Eastern Gifted ~it choice aaaortment 81
scr.stss, " ~ .atss. go rcst hear..s.. ;.vias
FOR Fall and Winter wear. Also, Gns nsaor tnent
of kibis0us, ArtiGeiala And tcathers.
Customers from Ne 6ptntfy also requested to
Remember he piace-6s tain-st., next door 10
Ford, Gorham A Fortt Bank. ss
keokak, Aug. idly
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NOTICE Is hereby given to owners of the Lsta
described in the foregoing list situated In the
City OF keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa
whose names are mentioned above, and all Other r,
interested, that special tax has been assessed
the said city for paving the Alley through
Block No. 36, as designated In the above list
and unless payment be made Of The takes 50 levied
and also all costs, before the 18th day Of Oeto-
Der A y. 1887, the said lots or SO much thereof
- shall be necessary to discharge iLe said and
costs, will be Foid on the day aforesaid, at tbs
Mayors Office in said city between the hours Of .
o'clock n. III. and 8 clock p. IN.
q. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City OF Kcokuk.
Ecokuk, sept. Il, 57-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-09

WWVEKHHLh
"E hase,en hand constant supply oil Tin
w and Japaned Ware, and can furnish all who
may favor us with call, either 1T Wholesale or
Retail.
LUDLOW 4 co.'s IMPROVED FRUIT CAMS.
No Wdr, Solder or Cement Used.
The neatest, safest, and most convenient ran
used. They are easily sealed sndups ned, aud nev-
Or TAIL 10 preserve fruit, vegetables, He., in per-
feetly fresh slate. Ihase Cans ea be ssd year at
tsrycar. Directions for natting MP all kinds Of
Fruits and Vegetables uceosnpanA lac Cau4.
EVERY CAN WARRANTED.
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ST. Anthony Lumber Yard !,

81. Anthony Lumber Yard!
I'HE undersigned having made arrangement
: vita the =. Anthony Mills for a large sup
LINN Der used Ia this market. would resrectful,x
call the attsniiap 81 Carpenters asa Builders ID
the stock Of Lumber now being received Z, ths
Lumber Yard recently occupied ~ Messrs Hiatt
harbanf, IN ihit ely They would call pxrtie-
uiar attention to their
DIMENSION STUFF,
OF VARIOUS sixes ard lengths; a!so boards Of yari
ouf lehaiLt, from ~ feet 70 rs FEET hong.
They hatter themseiso. that they y ii he shye b
furnish FLOORING, SIDING, FLANK, JUIsT
saASILiAn, LAi IL, do..oi ~ coed quality and
~ as fair prices for faostf rss a. cen 5, hai
who're IN this city.
sagi7d JOHN ALLISON n ~
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u CARD.
r HAVE this day cold TO n. u ]. Runner ny sutiYs
i stock Of Hats, Cops, Millinery Goods, sts., sol
recommend him tothepublic rs On sxperisucedh and
ct the business and worthy Of their patronage.
March IL, 1857. J.E. HUMPHk1Y, Il
Al No. ~ will always be found good stAek ssd
TINS And TO my friends and dealers n
ny line, / Will eder great Inducements. o. HARD
end for sale low the largest and boat asseEt
slspring Aad summer goods now offered ID shiseity
No. 50 MAinrSt. KeAkak lows.
mchl0aH M n. u. RUNNYl.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
HARWARE Ann Cr

HARwARE AND CUTLERY.
'rnnrcarsss fsbS MO- lssllF 5 Z r,
es,: !. e. ass r:s..,e their supplies
s.s Ssaa Or T..
thev ssn6dently solicit xAmination Of the same
Jylss4w g. w.AH. TUCKfR.
GCYTHEB.-- A large stock 81 different brands 70
- .--- sale low BY 8. W.AH-TucKRA.
SNAIHs.-A iargsstock Of yariou. qsAlitles, Tor
- ssle ~ g. ~. &H.TUCkEk.
HAi RAKEs.-Hsy Rake. 81 diisTesi qualities
Tor sale low ~ s.W.A II. TUCKER.
CRAfN CRADLES Or, pevi.e p,sminn ~; ana
" common Cradles for sale BY
.. ". :. II. TUCKER.
II ties, for sale BY s. W, II. TuCKEK.
CTRAw FORKS Thrss-fins straw York. Of
SWIM. TUCKER.
+ PADEs.-A Large stock Of ,iron, steel and csat
~ steel SPADES for sa's Z = r rnv,
A MES, shovELs.-- 4 large stock Of Ames'
lIF. 9af}a s.w.4 II. TUCKER.
CcYTHR sToNEs.--scythe Stones, Of dineren,
~ kinds,in quantities TO su,t.
S. WA II. TUCKER.
SCYTUE RIFLES Various qualities OF Scytbe
~ Rlles aud Sharpeneys Tor raieby
wa III. TucKEk4
SICK LEs,-A good article q siskiss for sale by
~ s.w. II. TUCKER.
GklNDsToNEs;-The Berea q ri ndsiontY If "a.
~ rious sizes, for sale by
tsign Of the Rod PadlocL y
lys daw corner Main .ad second s,..
CADI. JONES x PECK.
AGENTS FOR
>hijjIIj|jIlk,
4llla
A Fuilasaostmsnt Of these Justly celebrated
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Nos. 81 ana 80, Love-, sppsvite 0&eum 10 Landing
kk0KLR IOWA. hs.c4f n
AVE are now In receipt Of large stock Of gos 4.
w IN our line for wisTEx rRADs, to which tbs
sssension 81 Cash Customers er prompt time hwy.
ere y schtitsd. Our stock ~ partly comIrisso II