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IMPORTANT CHANGEAg
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI
'.o4D a.ro..
r AILRO AID.

Iomptstsd 10 CsnctnN0lS-- Through With out
change Of cars Only one chSnSs
81 cars TO LouisVtits- One
change 10 ciersiand.
nNEto Wheeling, and Two less ckspsss II Car.
~ and baggage aud 90 miles ne Arer - All Rass.
erp Cities than ~ any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, cSyryiss
the Y. s. Mail aad Adams Express.
On and after Wednesday, Jaiy Ist, trains will
leave as follows:
Chestnut. 1t 1890 = IA. Leaves East St. Lovis
Depot At 1850.
Express Train--Lea Office, corner Of Ath and
Chestnut, 1t p. m. Leaves East st. Louis Dspo
1t s 80 p. m.
In order u acco N molate the TRAVELLING puh
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has bsen put
sp, and trains will run AZ above every day except
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oo p. N.
N. Ball trains make direct aud cersoin Goa
necsions at Cincinnati with all Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thus f0rmin the shoytssf onickesf
and only Broad Gstse RSais 70 New York, Boston,
philadelphia. Baltimore, Washiagton City, Pitts,
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, And All
Eastern sitics.
Also, Chicago, and all points On the Illinois Con-
trail X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANCE or CABS 70 CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice OF four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
Erie, N. Y Genital, Pennsy lyspis Central, and
Baltimore Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themsAlyea Of
this most reliable route between she East and
the West, as it affords unusual facilities, being
superior road, and he only Broad Guass Aoad In
the West
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomiug ton, Lasalls,
hock island. Burlington, Peoria, bunlsith, Ga
lena, Peru, tc., connect at 6andoyal with the
Illinois Central H. 4; for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago connect a
Odin With tho Chicago Branch. Through from Ok.
Louis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggage check, given In tbs city, and
b.ggage handled free, giving passengers NO sroubls
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured 1t the odaces, Nos. - and 80,
corner q lth and Chestnut stysets, under the
Planters AouAo, and at No. 81 Lsyss, corner Of
Vine street.
ADBoth oehces ale exactly on the sornsr-ths
only place. 70 obtain reliable information.
" n. CLEMENT, Gent grr't
ISAAC WYMAN, GEM westsrn Ag't.
IN any part Of the city BY leaving their address 81
either q tbs oihces Calirsguiarly ct the Hotels.
jyI7d
Ksekuk, mt. PisasaAs = MascasIne
Railroad.
DB0ULAk Trains will commence running on
N tbs above road on aaa alter Thussdsy, ths
iath inst. The tins Of departure will hs, from
Hamilton's IL A. N. and $3.50 r. NJ. nakinR Cen
nsction With the upper and lower Packets.
oTicaess can b procured IT tie Railroad o.
dee nssf the Biiiing's House.
mo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
Engineer and pefintsndsnt.
-. Psene s..sss ana CSvSTs.
y cheap. PATRICK ckOusx,
juns37d ~ Aaia.st.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. John McCarty, who
was engaged in delivering ice about the city,
died suddenly on Thursday last, from going
into his ice house, after exercise, being in q
profnse perspira,ion. lie had delivered one
load in the morning and went for another,
and while in the ice house was taken with Z
chill and died almost instantly. 1t will
prove warning to those engaged in the
same business here and elsewhere. religions
Advocate.
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WOMAN DRAWN IN PRfzE.-- Perham, Of
New York, put up prize Of $4,000 to be
drawn with an unmarried lady. The lady
was trotted out for exhibition, previous to
the drawing, like prize beef at a cattle
show. She and the money were drawn by
one j. Waters, professor of music at
Palmer, Mass. There is s'no discount on
the money, but the woman is said to be dear
ct any price.
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Porscr's SPirit OF tho Timcss
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY

.
l'iE constantly Increasing demand upon us to
1 execute commissions for the purchase Of all
kinds of articles, both for residents and resi-
dents Of the city, has ind need to establish, in
conuectioh with our newspaper entsrprise,a
PURCHASING BUREAU:
under the immediate supervision Of one Of our
hrn, assisted by the most accomplished experts,
FOR SUPPLYING ANY ARTICLE IN THE WORLD.
Particular attention will be paid to the selection,
purchase shd sale Of thorough bred Cattle and
Horse stock, Trained Dogs, Fyrrets, and Fancy
Fowls Carriage, Buggy and Saddle uors,s; Car
riages, Harness and Saddles, Time Watches, every
description Of Fire Arms, Sporting Articles, Fish
ing Rods and Tackle, Music and Musical Instru-
menss, Yachts, Sail and Row Boats, Furniture.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars Cricket aud Ball
Bats, Pads, de-, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Of the latest and most improved kinds; Sceds.
Plants, truit, Forest and Shade Trees, and oil
kinds of Books treating OH subjects Of Importance
to the Farmer, Horticulturlst and Florist.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED,
in advance, on steamers ana Packets TO leave for
Europe, California, the West indies, or any part
OF the world. This will obyinte the necessity to
Resident. Of inland towns, aud places where no
steamer genc,ss exist, of coming to New York two
or three weeks in Advances they are now fire.
quenti required 10 docther 70 obi ain passa ge or
to secure eligible accommodations. In this de-
par ment, will be ready to secure
ROOMS AT HOTELS
az favora Ole rates, so as to protect the stranger
from imposition ms we'll as Inconvenience and, in
short, TO perform any description Of commission
that would ordinarily require the presence Of the
pady himself
Gentieinen who desire TO form Libraries, or who
may wish to procure the
CHOICE LITERATURE OF THE DAY,
can always rely upon our judgment and selection
Also Blaak Books and Stationery and Book and
News PAPER tor Print ers. =
FOR THE LADIES,
We will procure the latest Fashion Plates STYLES Of
Bonnets, samples of the newest varieties Of goods
Cosmetics, Perfumes and Fancy Articles, and We
shall aways 10 pleased TO furnish everything con-
nected with their wants.
In short, for any service which may be required,
the public may rely upon us. with perfect cen6-
dence, for fidelity and dispatch. Apply to
GEO. WILKES CO.,
porter's Spirit Of tbs Times, 3s4 Broadway, N. Y.
N. B. Subscriptions for "Psrter . Spirit Of the
Times Sporting, Literary, Agricultural, FAni-
iy Weekly Newspaper, may be forwarded TO the
same direction. Terms So year.
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NOTICE.
MI ES5lS. BRIDk, CON DIT co. are requested
WI to call ON ). II. KOTHERT SONS, Hard
ware Dealers, NJ. 2t0 Main street, kcckuk, to re-
ceive rackage dirsstcd to their firm.
July 22-d2t-wii
FOR MENT.
'ISWo ane Offices and two Basement Rooms on
/ Secoud-st., bet. Main and johnson
JyI.d SAMPLE RANKIN
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Public speakins.tmo.,x.

ID. +. Miller, by request, will deliver a
Republican address at the town Of Montros..
on Saturday evening, o5th inst, to commence
at early candle lighting.
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FARE FROM KEOKuK

~ Passengers leaving Keokuk at noon can dine
tho next day ut Detroit or Toledo, and dine in
New York tho second day, or take supper In Boz
ton, making the trip to New York In FORTY
HUNT HOURS!
CINCINNATI PASSENGERS leaving Ksoaua
1T the same time, reach Cincinnati the Nc day At
Up. M.
xx- Up. River Passengers leaving at noon reach
daienaor Dunieitb the next morning.
Tinac 80 Chicago n Moursy
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A TREAT IN STORE PROBABLY. There IL u
promise of free fgh. between forney's
new paper and the Pennsylranian, Buchan-
ans home organ, in which the transactions
pertaining to the late election will probably
1t will be n rich exposition, il such thing
should occur, for probably there aever was
corruption and political jugglery moro in
famous and more extensively practised on
the face of this earth than by Forney and
Buchanan in concert during the tendency Of
the late election. The two journals could
tell tales that would make honest people
stare, and old stagers in political maneuver-
ing open their eyes.
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Hard OF Hearing.
There was Mrs. F.,
So very deaf.

So very deaf,
She might have worn u percussion cap,
And been Knocked the head wi thout heaipr IL
snap
NEW UsEroR THE pRxss.-The ladies, now
a-dsys, nre using newspapers Mt rs cents q
hundred for the manufacture Of bustles. To
manufacture the hustle, they take tape and
put it between the leaves OF several newsps-
pers, then "gnther'' the newspapers at the
top and tie the tape around them. The low
or parts Of the papers Of course are irregu.
lar, and when the skirts and dress are thrown
over them, produce the necessary bulge
The Utica observer informs the world that il
is in large demand for this purpose, and
daily used. l. is an EDITORS business to ere.
ate a daily bustle in the affairs Of men, but
We doubt very much whether propristors Of
newspapers know that they are creating
hustle among women.-lNewnrkE Eagle.
However convenient the fashion NAV be.
We don't believe that newspaper petticoats
will ever become popular. They ara too
much inclined to "blow up."-[New York
Mirror.
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WHAT Is AR ?-The outward expression
in form and color, Of certain great truths
connected with our higher nature, the mani
festation in symbols OF the Primal Beauty,
the perception Of which and the sentiments
for which belong TO our common humanity.
The Art sentiment ia as really apart Of per-
feet Tee haan nature =; e. as the power Of thought,
of the soul for those kindred to itself in
creation and intenton.--[Re Morgan Dix.
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school syAtem under the New Con.
atlIMttOn.

There Is studied attempt on the part OF
many men and presses to magnify every lit
tie defect in the new Constitution. md will.
faliy and outrageously TO misrepresent it's
provisions where no fault at all can be hon.
est'y found. In this spin, the provisions
regulating the School system have been seized
upon But hear she opinion of Judge Hall
with reference to them.
"Ihe SCHOOL system has been to some ar
tent separated from the political LIE legislature.
i has been placed under the control 81 n
Board OF Education, who represent the same
constituency, VINO are elected by the same
people, and who have but the single du,v 10
perform. and who will be the true represen.
tAtives OF the educational interest. The Con-
stitution gives character, stability, and ee6e.
iency to this system. The old Constitution
PAGES ti..s s4bjeet ~noiiy with the i.eclsla-
turc and the tickle and changing policy ~
partIzan Lcglsla,ors.''
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ooL' fkExosI.--This gentleman, we are
glad 70 say, is now in good health. He has
been reported TO have been dangerously i'll,
iately. We judge, from an article in the
'r'onnf, that u he has been i'll at all, j.
was an illness less severe than was renortea
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PARTNER WANTED!
Good Chance for n Profitable
Anvestmcnt!
j. l.. EBSTER.
OF THE FIRM OF WEBSTER 1 POTTER,
REISH obliged on account Of poor health to
- give up business, will pose Of his interest
int the Medicine and News Room, on johnson St,
Cash, or we'll located Heal Estate.
man With small means has here an opportu.
nifty seldom afforded for sngaging in = money
making business. ,r,.n -
Jvz3d Johnson st., opposite Postodice.
fOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Residence, on Morgan ST., near
IA 18th, and one corner Biondcau and 10Th
July22.d J. L. WEBSTER.
Important 10 HamtiIes.
81 ~. Ludlow 3 Go. q Improved Seif-SsAlins
~ FRUIT Cans. The best aud cheapest ever In
uo. nc d-neither wax or solder used--warranted
perisctly safe anness supplied with the patent
Top. at trade prices. from the salcsrooms u the
keskuk Stove Foundry. j. c. ESTES
jya2daw 81 Aain.st.
s4Arg est Assorlmc ms ever RscslvsA.
"a poA from 10 40 gallon sugar Kettiss, u
oOthe sties rootns Vt the keokuk Stove Foundry
ly1sdss y e. EsrEs, 81 MAin-st.
= 4 Doz. Cast Oval bo,'~rs vrry chcsr. n tie
- 4 saicsrooms Of the keokuk Stove Foundry.
Jy22daw J. Q. ESTES, 81 Main-st.
oG DuL Cast Iron Tea Kettles just landing q
cothe saiesroons of.the Keokuk stove Foundry.
lyz.dtw j. C. ESTES, 81 Mains
10l DpZ sad Irons new landing at the Gales
w rooms Of the keokuk stove Ysan Try.
y-adAw &c. ESTES, 81 kain,st.
AMS--Another lot Of those choice Sugar cured
- u ans, this day received and for sale by
y.ldiw KELLOGG URGE, Fourth-st.
NIDE BAc0N---A choice lot for sale by
- yzihtw KELLOGG 81 R4E.
RNEIEh--i2O zoo lbs choice Western Reserve But
- Ter, received dirsct from Ohio and cold ~
V1iatw KELLOGG BIR0E.
/ ENC sYRuP--AI extra Article e., al. "
-. J,@i-aiW KELLOGG BIR9R
nnD-iO bills. sheics lsAf for sale by
- Jaty1dgw KELLOGG 6lR0H.
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Some time week before last negro wo
man escaped from her master in La Gaange,
Mo-, taking her three little children along
with her. The natural instinct for freedom,
or perhaps the treatment Of a hard task
master, had betrayed the poor woman into
the commission Of this deed, considered by
many so inexcusably criminal. She gotinto
the vicinity Camp Point, Ills. There for the
time they were hid in the bushes. Then
came along notice from the owner Of
these human cattle, Offering Il reward Of
$1,000 for their arrest and return. Forth
with number Of slave-hounds set them
selves upon the track. But they all proved
unsuccessful in ferreting them out Finally a
young lady by the name OF Welsh got her
eye on the starving party, told them she was
friend, and promised them food and succor
if they would 90 to her house. The mother,
rendered frantic by the suferings Of her
children for the want Of bread, believed her.
Once in the house, and they were seized,
put into hack, and sent of to their owner.
And the mother and children are now in
bondage forever, in consequence of this wo-
mans effort. This is the conduct OF awo-
man, in a christian country. Perhaps she
thought she was doing a christian duty
And possibly she was though not according
to our understanding Of the Golden Rule
The Devil beguiled Eve with plausible
tongue, but it is not often that her descen-
dants are tempted to betray their sex into
calling bondage BY the power Of the al
mighty dollar. 1t is more proper task
for Border Rufflan than for one Of the
gentler sex.
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Brutal Attack on Rev. Joh n Guy1ee.
From the following which we clip from the
Nonpa,iel it will be seen that our esteemed
friend and former fellow citizen, the Rev.
John Guylee, of the Methodist Church, has
fallen into the hands Of the Phiistines out
West:
Our fellow citizen, Rev. John Guylee, is
now confined to his bed from an attack made
upon him last Monday, July 9th, ut Magno-
LA, Harrison county, by brutal fellow
named N. q. Wyatt.
Rev. Mr.. Guylee, in his official capacity was
holding q quarterly meeting in the above
place, and on Sunday morning, when the
stewards were taking up collection, said
Wyatt demanded $3.50, which he said the
church owed him.
In the interval Of the morning and evening
service, it was ascertained that said debt had
been paid, and MIR. Guyle- informed the eve-
ming congregation OF the fact, and added il
anything more was due the person who had
let himself below contempt that morning, by
dunning the church during the time of pub
lie worship, for a debt already paid, II he
would apply to him on Monday morning, he
would pay him every cent.
Next morning when Mr.. Guyee was cross
ing the street, near u pile Of lumber, said
Wyatt suddenly knocked him down, and ta-
king all the advantage man six feet two or
three inches could do Of such a position,
brutally and repeatedly kicked him in the
sides. With great difficulty Mr.. Guylee ar
rived in Council Bluffs on the afternoon of
the same day, where he received great relief
by the kindness Of DR.. McClelland, and is
now conyalescent.
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July Il, 1877 dlet-wit
Metallic Roofing,
GALvANIZED Iron CORNICEs
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
RICKEY & ABBOTT,
No. aO3 Mnin.st., Mcchan,cs' Block.
X, 5. AlckEY, having associated With himself
Mr. JOHN ABBOTT, has removed from the old
stand on Third ST. to 2o3 Mechanics Block, where
the new nrm is now receiving
FINE SUPPLY o.
PARL0R, COAL, HEATING COOK STOVES,
Of all sizes md patterns which for service beauty
and smoothness of casting cannot b excelied,
among which are the patterns Of North, Chase :
North, of Philadsiphia, Pa. Call and examine
for yourselves.
-Jobbne Of aHkinds donc ,rnh prsmptnsss ~
ROOFING DoNE,aGal yANl2EDY IRON CoRN1-
CES PUT uP On SHORT NOTICE.
WARM. AIR FURNACES.
We are nov prepared to put up wurm. Air Fur
naees for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, &c. The Furnace used il the manufacture
Of Loixe, Of Cincinnati, who has spared NO pains
Ut expense III PstItctiHS appAroto@ which
has superior in point 81 durability, economy
and convenience, safety from IRE, heAlthful ,enti.
laton and pure quality Of heated air.
jy30-dAw RICkEY 4 ABBOTT.
WANTED
A FIRST RATE TRANSFER. None need ap-
n ply except they can bring good recommends
tions. u. kkkLUGG,
Lumber Once, corner VI sth aud Biondeau,
jy20dti
k0oAOk News Letter.
VTNAE frat number Of the "K-okuk News Letter
l and Lee County Register" viii be issued this
morning, containing general summary Of the
latest Commercial and Monetary News, Improve
mcnts. Building, and Local News Of the City;
Statistics, Real Estate matters 4c., Of Lee Coun-
ty For sale at CLAhkE'S
July2o-d Literary Depot.
STuCCO.
1OO BBLs. superior Michigan Stueno, a superior
lOU article, just received and for sale by
X WILLIAMS,
johnson street, between Third and Fourth.
Keokuk. July 1s-d
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r ekuk, MT. Plsasanl = Mnsca 9In,
RalfRAAA.

Rsano 0sOoIa aa1 CSVoT0.
JUST rsceivsd. AAe supply which ~ viii sell
y cheap. PATRICK . CkOuDx,
juns37d ~ MaiA.st.
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oioexcrr Iowa EAGLE. This is the nam.
OF a new paper hailing from Sioux City, the
mosl northwestern town in Iowa. The Ia
9te says the presen, population Of Sioux
City Is over 1000, and rapidly increasing.
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NTUCCO.
1nn BBLS. superior Michigan Stueno, a superior
lOU article, just received and for sale by
X. WILLIAMS,
johnson street, between Third and Fourth.
keokuk, July 1s-d
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Juase Hall ON the New cons.,lu.lon


The orthodoxy of Judge Hall's Democra
CIV is too sound to admit of question. He is
q Black Democrat Of the deepest dye and Of
the most inyeterate character. He was a
member Of the Constitutional Convention,
and advocates the adoption of the instrument.
submitted by that body to the people. His
advocacy of it, therefore, cannot be attrihu-
ted TO any sympathies with Republicanism
or any lack OF Locofoco prejudice. lie has
been writing a series of articles for the Bur-
lington Gazette in explanation of the pro-
visions Of the new Constitution, comparing
it in all important matters with the Old
His last article appeared but two or three
days ago, and he concludes it with the fol-
lowing remarks, which are well worthy OF
the reflection Of all candid men Of his party,
or OF any other, who seek TO promote the
general interests and welfare Of Iowa:
81 have noted and carefully considered
the objections made against the Constitution,
and in most instances find the same obiec-
tons against the old Constitution. Again
find that many objections are made to claus
es and parts 81 the new Constitution which
had the united support Of the Democratic
members Of the convention. | know how
difficult il is to frame an instrument Of thi !
character that will satisfy nil, and doubt.
il majority Of the convention had been
Democrats, whether fonr-fflks Of the oh
lections now raised would not equally apply.
The Democratic members of the convention.
who were earnest and honest in the DISCHARGE
OF their duties, suffer reproaeh almos, equal
to the Republican members from some of the
Democratic press, and do no, believe that
any future convention, however Democratic
II might be, could frame Constitution 10
which large part Of the arguments aud OBJ
Jections now raised would not apply aud be
thrown back upon them. 1t is SO easy To
complain and find fsult--it is SO easy "a
construe and assert--lt is SO natural to re.
sort to stretched and false constructions.
that We may despair Of rising above crit.
cism. Everything will be wrong, with those
who do MT choose to be pleased.
relieving that thereal changes prescribed
10 The new Constitution are but few, and
that on the whole it is better calculated TO,
our wants and interests than the old one
/ shall sunport II -
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FO0 0RNT.
lNk o two vary desirable rooms and eosd board
- can Do had at sornsr Ath and High sts,, II ap-
Piled for imnediAtsly. (iy7o
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Teiegraphic News.

lAWALPoLE, N. H., July 2l.-Hollis Yates
OF Gibheim, was instantly killed by lightning
Yesterday, and his brother, at the same time
was seriously paralyzed. A young lady wa,
also struck down BY il, temporarily. TIL,
thunder and lightning was terrific.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.--Col. G. jackson,
of Michigan, and Robert II. Clark, Of Della
ware, were appointed pursers in the navy.
A letter has been received at the naval de-
pc, from the commander Of the Niagara, rep
resenting all hands in good health. 3ol
miles Of the telegraph cable have been cooled
on board the ship, and the work was pro-
crossing OF the rate of 100 miles in twenty
four hours.
The Western Railroad Excursionists, on
their arrival here this morning, proceeded to
the Presidents, grounds, where they were for
mally introduced to the President. Music
from three bands enlivened the OCCASION
Subsequently the visitors were escorted to
the various places OF interest.
ST. LorIs, July 2l.-The extensive wood
en- and willow ware establishment of Cayen-
der & Marston was burned last night. Loss
unknown, insured 10000.
The Monroe House was damaged to the
amount of $4,000. Insured.
Kansas advices stnte that the municipal
ticket elected, in Lawrence, on the 18th, JAS.
Blood, Mayor.
The State Convention finished it's session
at Topeka oa Thursday. Marcus j. Parrot
was nominated for Congress. The Conven
ton was very large, and the utmost unanim-
ity and enthusiasm prevailed.
The Topeka Constitution, and State Gov
eminent, were unanimously sustained. The
will be re- submitted 10 the PEG
pie at the August election.
The city government of Lawrence has not
yet passed any acts or done any business.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Mr. Herman Galpck
has been elected Treasurer of the Erie Rail
road in place Of Daniel Drew, resigned.
A large meeting was held in the 5th ward
last night, at which strong resolutions were
adopted condemning the Police Law and the
Republican Legislature, and sustaining May
or Wood. Many speeches were made.
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FOR THE LADIES.

NOTICE.
MI ES5.sS. BRIDE, CON DIT i co. are requested
WI to call ON ). II. ROrHERT / SONS, Hard
ware Dealers, NJ. 2l0 Main street, kcckuk, to re-
ce,ye rackags directed to their frm.
July 22-d2,-wli -
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ooRNER OF MAIN AsrrouRrn
ovER 9. 4. KART 4 sous NOOK sroRg
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PARTNER WANTED!
4 Good Chance for n Profitable
Investment
j. L., WERST

FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Residence, on Morgan st., near
IA 18th, and one corner Blondcnu and 10Th,
Juiy22-d j. l.. WHISTLER